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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NAtico-

Notice.
nv E having been appointed by the judge of Pro-
w bate Tor the County Of Cumberland. 10 receive
and examine the claims Ofhe credit ms of John CYAN
late oil Wmdham, in said County, deceased VIII ,se es
tate IS repre- ented insolvcnt give notice that sx
months, commencing the twenty first day OF Nav
leo nave been allowed to said ereitors to bring in
anu prove their claims; and hat we Will attend the
service assigned, at the late residence of the said
liam, ueceased on the last Tuesday of tho follow
ing months: August, September, and October next,
rum one TILL lOur O'Clock in The afternoon.
,-t.. WILLIAM SILLA.
w3w31 THOMAS L. SMITH.
NOTICES is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon herself
the trust Of Administrators Of the estate OF
ANTHONY SMIrd, late of falmouth,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased,
and given bonds as tn law directs All per-
sons having demands upon the estate Of said de-
ceased required oexhibit the same and all per
sons indebted to said estate called upon to make
payment to
SOPHIA j. SMITH, Adm,x
Falmouth, June 1S, 1867. wsw3l
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber hns
IN been duly appointed Executor of the win of
ROBERT G. HANSON, late of Portland "
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and has
taken upon himself that trust oy giving bonds as the
law directs All persons having demands upon tbs
estate OF said deceased, required to exhibit the
called upon to make payment to
CHARLES w. PIERCE, Executor
Portland, May7, 1857. w3wSis
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COLBY UNTvERsITY.-ProfC G. E. Hamlin
Secretary of the Association of the Alumni of
Colby University, gives notice that the Asso-
citation will hold its annual meeting at the
Baptist Westinghouse in Waterylle at 31-2
O'Clock p NJ on Tuesday, Aug. 18th. An adj
dress will be delivered by Prof VIM MATHEWS
of the University of Chicago, at the close of
which there will be a social reunion and COLA
tion .-fs. ... ..
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DIED..

81 years. ~ AA''''as II oio""' "sso
FEW FnMon n9rk and hicago papers please copyI
rom III; a. ms Wednesday, afternoon at O'Clock,
In Boston July 20, Mrs Cora b.. vile OF George
In Windham, July 2T Dayid q s s u,;;L a
Mary B. Varney, aged Ia years ' 'o' " AiV"N ana
aged 81 years. '"' - "A'
In Bath, July 10, Freddie, son OF John p and
Mary Donnell, aged years months: aoth' Fredd;s
Oscar, adopted son Of j. G. and p. j. Colson, aged
years davs.
In Bath July 81 Mrs. Lucy c., widow OF the late
Bradford Delano, Of Arrowsic, aged 10 years.
In Norway, June 8, after long Illness, Mr. Levi
Gorham, aged 81 years.
In East Dixfeld, June 1, Betsey Fletcher. aged
10 wears.
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For little while the Press proiessed to tbinh
very highly of General Grant for Presi9en M,
1t was constantly talking about mn, anu -,
great disinterestedness it undertooh ~ Nv
that no Democrat could support nm! we,
however, completely checked the nov vi ..na'
sort Of hypocritical twaddle by mqutrihe
whether the Press was IN FAVOR u the nominal
tion of General Grant for the Presidency UNI
der anv circumstances? 1t dropped General
Grant as it would hot potato. 1t has been at
lacking him ever since.-Argus. -n
This brief statement is incorrect in the fo.-
lowing particulars: L. The Press never pro-
fessed to think very highly Of General Grant
for the Presidency, for the sufficient reason
that it is hardly time yet to think about the
Presidency at all. .. The Press never under
took to prove that no Democrat could support
him. 8. We do not remember that the Argus
ever inquired whether the Press was in
favor of his nomination. 4. The Press could
not drop what it never took up. 5. We have
never written disrespectful line, or word, re-
specting General Grant. What the Argus
means by attacking him" we are unable to
conjecture, and do not much care. As a brave
and patriotic soldier we honor him. We adj
miro him as skilful commander, who prick
ed the bubble of General Lees military repu-
tdtiOu, SWOilou VIII tue W1Huy praise Oh Tie
men who could find no better candidate for
the Presidency few years ago than his discom-
fitted antagonist. 1t is as brave and skilful SOL
der that General Grant is known and honored
His claims have not been unrecognized.-
The Office of General OF the army of the u nit
ed States has been created for him, and during
the discussion OF the bill creating that office it
was Thaddeus Stevens who said he was will
ing not only to promote General Grant to this
Office, "but to higher Office whenever the
happy moment shall arrive" 1t is quite pos
sible that General Grant may become the next
Republican candidate for the Presidency. If
the National convention so decides we shall
support him with the sincerest pleasure. But
we believe there are other men who by train
ing If not by nature are better qualified for the
highest civil Office in the land. We believe
that the reins of government could be intrust-
ed to no more prudent and skilful hands than
Mr.. Fessenden's, and If the National Repub-
lican party should select him for a candidate
we have no hesitation in saying that we should
prefer him to General Grant. n .itr .ni
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supreme Judicia, Court.

X, .
Inc Criminal Term Of the Supreme Judicial Court
Tor Cumberland County opened in this city yester-
DAY, Judge Tapley presiding. After prayer by Rev.
b. Z. Pritchard of Cape Elizabeth the grand jury
retired to act upon such matters as may be brought
oeiore 'hem' under direction of County Attorney
Webb.
Aitnough the Court was opened by Judge Tapley,
oudge Dickerson is to preside at the trials, which
VIII not take place until next week. The traverse
Jurles do not come in until next "Wednesday.
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COmEneneenaSnt mt Batea Coliere.
LEWISTON, july 3Otb 1876

hEWIsfoN July oOGh, 1867.
TO the Editor Qrkhe Press: ,04 I'll! frdf ZOO
Maine Stare Seminary was chartered by our
legislature. March 10th, 1856 The corner stone
was laid June 26th, 1885, and the institution
was opened for students the LIST day of Sentem-
Der 1857. In 1868 the aspirations Of the Sem.
mary were realized and 1t was transformed in.
to Bates Colleges contamination due IN
great measure to the present graduating class.
all OF whom are graduates of the Seminary
course. 1t is under the immediate control of
the Free Baptists, denomination far from ar
lstocratic, and one which formerly did not be-
heve in an educated ministry. ID rsHfa it II
Upon obtaining the charter. Dr. Oren r.
cheney, who was the prime mover in the en-
terprise, Immediately set himself to work to
OBTAIN funds The present financial condition
OF the institution shows that his opportunities
have been most generously met. The property
IN lands and buildings is now valued at $40
ooo. The college has fund of S11O.OO0 at in.
terest, $1,000 of which is conditioned unon the
raising OF $4,000 more by the friends of Tho IN.
stituuon $4,000 are already raised and tbera
Is no doubt but that the remainder NIL, =,
forthcoming. BENZ. E. Bates, ESQ.,, of Bos,on
Ior whom the college is named, gave S25OoO
ana promises as much more on certain condi
tions aG r'aI Ha - -
The college, thus far, has been conducted nm
VI Tue ooernn plan, the course being open to
w" lna'es ana females: but the custom of
New England colleges has been SO long differ.
ent, that the boys regard it as an innovation
and the trustees, to-day, will probably CHANGE
matters according to their wishes. s.r ~
This first real commencement week of A.
college has attracted quite large crowd of ;ts
friends. Sunday afternoon, DR.. Cheney do
hvered bis first Baccalaureate to the pioneer
ciass OF the college, taking his text from LIST
corinthians, Sd chapter, 18th to 10Th verses
his general subject was "The Christian Su-
perstructure," wherein he gave MANY words
OF advice and announcement 20 .,. go
life. ' ac'iVe duties OF
Las. evening occurred the Prize Declanma.
''on u 'ne JUNIOR and Sophomore classes of
winch the iollo"ing Is the order of exsrc;.oa
H. Lucieu Chase Graves. Vienna
Ararat, or Sacred Mountain u
go. Howard Woodbury. LittIefeld. WI. 1'ey
70 c. h1tfaet from Beecher
- George Colby Chase, Unity.
AZ. ,,.,,. New England. Curtis.
M Extract from Wilson.
o. ohver Clinton Wendell, Dover, N. Fl.
.se Jefferson Davis. Original
go 'renViiie Cyrus Emery. Ripley.
n, Extract from Sumner
o. w. Chsries Albert Mooers, Vienna tf
Irish Aliens and English Victories sbou
W. Thomas Oaks Knowlton, Liberty.
AZ Extract from Writ
". Galen Alphonso Newhall, West Wash,,
Extract from Em1stt'
no. George Byron Files, UNITY. -''''
*Junior Class Soe'es' foiybius.
tS0phomores ..-...-
SExcused.
The exercises closed with a benediction bv
Rev. Mr.. Moulton of Portland.
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Business Items.

FIRST BAPTIST s. S.-The First Baptist So
clety and Sabbath School make their excur-
sion to Moderation Village to-day. This prom
Uses to be one of the pleasantest gathering this
season, the trip on the Saco adding greatly to
the variety Of the excursion. See the adver-
tisement.
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The speaking upon the whole was ,a'noi
above the average. The articulation IN an Eases
was very good,but the gosticulation mlSn. nave
been improved We venture ehe preaictlon
that the prizes viii fall among Chase, Wendell
and Files. .aaa-----
Tonight comes the great concert, by the
celebrated Dedworth's Band of New York city.
which of course win he splendid Tomorrow
o,cur the proper Commencement exercises
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MARRIED.

In Bridgton, July "a, by Rev. g. r. Cobb. AneeI-
laar Harmon and Miss Melissa Caswell, both of
Bridgton.
In Rockland, June 80, Alden A. Kaler and Frances
H. Hall, both of Thomastou.
In searsmont, July 1, Edward Burgess and Mary
A. Burgess.
In Camden, July 8, s. Leander Bills and Adrana
V. Payson. both of Hope.
In Ellsworth, July u.s. james McGouldric and
Christina G. Clara, Of Machias.
In Trement, July 70, VIM. P. Rollins and Harriet
Sprague.
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: LEEDS q fAhMINGToN RAILRoAD.-The an
huai meeting OF the stockholders in this Com
pany' was holden yesterday afternoon, the
President, H. M. Payson, ESQ. nres;dine. On
ballot for directors 1904 ballots wara cast and
.he ionowhg gentlemen were elected: H. M.
fayson' Portland: j. G. Delano, New Bed
iord' Danlel Holland. Lewiston; j.. w. Per-
kins and >. G. Woodman, Portland. The two
latter take the places of H. A. Jones of Port
land and Reuben Cutler of Pennington. At
subsequent meeting of the Directors, H.. M.
Payson, was reelected President.
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IHE balance OF articles remaining on hand
at the close OF the Notre Dame Fair, will be dis
posed OF this evening at z IL o'clock at the
corner of India and Commercial street, where
parties interested can attend.
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IaE cloth at the button hole paper collars,
areJust the things for warm weather. The
button hole does not give out, and much vexa-
ton Is thereby saved. Woodman True & Co.,
are the wholesale agents.
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DIR. LIvOR'S
Homeopathic Specifies
accompanied by his
Household Treasure

M EDICAL GUIDE,
WHICH CONSIDERS
h-Ais specifies for Diseases cou,.,
both Male mud Female ="
Hills Specifies for Diseases peeu,;.
Females only. ~
- ~ Inc pamphlet will be handed free of eboro.
70 any one purchasing one or more of bis SadEga s,
~u'e'' july3ldtf
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~ soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-.
abled to abandon his crutches by one bottle of MET-
CALFEs GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder of the age = AMI 1rsn16ws
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COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-Thursday August
ed, is the time fixed upon for holding the
Cumberland county Republican Convention.
1t will, probably, be held in Deering Hall. The
official call for the convention will be made in
day or two
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
was played Tuesday afternoon between the
North Star and Winona Clubs, in which the
North Star was victorious, by score of GA to
30 for the Winona. Below we give the score.
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IMPRovEMENTs.-We are glad to learn that
Brig General HI. G. Thomas is about to COM
mence covering the vacant lot on the west
side of Exchange street below the Payson &
Conant block, with stores. The block he will
erect will be of the same character as those
erected by his father, at the foot of the street,
and will add much to the business appearance
and beauty of that street. - - -i1.4iz
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Portland, July 30, 1867.
DISA STERS.

Barque Andes, Dalling, from Portland for Phila.
delphia which arrived at Newport 10th inst reports
scbr OF about 200 tons, ashore the West side oil
Block Island. Her jb and foresail were st and the
sea was making complete breach over her. r
Sch Post Boy was struck by lightning while cross
ing Corpus Christi bar 10th ult, shivering her fore
mast to atoms.
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Proposals

WIZ be received at this Office until 70 O'Clock Mt
moon , On hursday, August sth, 1867 tor the
Me- Of one thousand tons Of foundation stonc os az
mensions not less than the following, viz Two ,eet
"'N'' i'1' '''' 'ong, and ely hteen inches thick.
Portland July 81, 1867. edtd Is '"P''
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=, Paoot that the medical profession takes bold of
Hou's Malt Extract Beverage OF Health w VI
DIX GORDON s -EAKS HIGHLY OF 1T.
AT the SOdGESTlON OF DIR. GORDON OF This
Gsty' We wsn you to send u.s. etc. follows orderl-
PREs SG1EU0N SPEAKS highly OF it, and Will
MELVIN & BADGER.
~, USED BY ADVICE OF DIR. ELLIOTT
we can recommend Hoffs MALT Extract person
any any, az some of our own family HAVE BEEN
USING 1t under advice Of DIR. ELLIOTT.
LABOR BROS.
DR.. +. Bdrker's Prescription.
Please send me one dozen by DIR. +. BARKER'S
RECOMMENDATIONS
Mrs. L. NJ. ROWLAND, No. IFS Washington SQUARE.
DR.. ChduvedMS Prescription
Mr. Hoff.-Sir:By advice OF my PHYSICIAN DR
CHAUVEAU, have taken some OF Hof's Mali ~
tract, and can assure you thai il has done me a
WONDERFUL DEAL or GOOD. 1t has sfrenaI Ise u
ed me and given me APPETITE so that car par
AMANDA FoRDoFP
New York, Feb. q, 1861. 149 Wooster streo,
DIR. Dennison said.
ORDER IT BY ALI MEANS
saw YOUR advertisement in the Tribune ond H.
Pened 70 mention to our DIR. DENNISON tbatpI
Thought Q, ordering tor Hoifs Malt Extract ON t;,
ne sau, by AZ means do so. for have recommend nd
gu W se'erai. HENRY s. THORP
Fairfield Conn.
SOLD at druggists and grocers' Persona ,,i.,,,.,
Broartway. N'i"St Depot,542
W. +. Phillips q Co, Sole agents for r.o..,. -, NJ.
So'd at Druggists and GroceTs'. "u' W.T.
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ADnTTED.--In the U. s. District Count
yesterday, on motion of District Attorney
Talbot, WIND Copeland, ESQ., of Presque
Isle, was admitted to practice in that court.
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements this Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall-Dodworth's Band.
Congress St. nj. E. Sabbath School Excursion.
6. NEW ApvERTIsE MENT COLUMN.
Healing Institute-Dr. Livor.
Receivers Notice. sal4.-as-.l-ssls
Satchel Lost.
Proposals-Henry Kingsbury.
Administrative Notice-Sophia j. Smith.
Executors Notice-Chas W. Pierce.
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Medical Nnticc

G. III. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tention to Dsea OF the Eve No. 301J Congress st.
Office hours from IL A. M. to I P. M.
May Is. sNtt IA
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NOTICE MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that the I'd class iron Buoy,
placed to mark Witch Rock. entrance t. Porta d
harbor Me, went adrft from its mornings on the 23d
inst. 1t will be replaced as soon as practicable.
BY order OF the Light House Board.
JOHN POPE,
l.. II. Inspector, list District.
Portland, july 3d. 1867.
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DAVIS u Go. have just received large lot
OF opera kids, in all colors and sizes.
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q SENATOR WADE's late Kansas speech, about
which so much has been said in the newspa-
pers, is thus hit off by humorous contributor
in Cincinnati paper: 4fi s
Il didn't say that labor-saving implements
should be allowed to vote, and that thrashing
M Machine was better than any other man.
az, eiener ald declare myself to be in favor of
az e4uai distribution of the ipflammatory
rneuillas US IN the United States among the
hands, feet, elbows, knee-ioints etc &c s ene
again: But what did say was that mo- i1m :.
machines do not digest as readily as the cnn,
mon scythe among the working classes o,,d
that steam saw-mills are not as healthy sum
mer beverage as when worked by hand" Than
L asked him, ought he not to correct the errone-
GUS reports of his speeches through the col
umns OF the BungtOwn You Bet, as they might
in)ure ms prospects of being a candidate for
the Lunatic Asylum; but he only laughed, and
sald 1t was contrary to the established usages
OF MS life to contradict ANYTHING =,
- ~ 2
THE Argus brings up the REV" Serene
Howe as a Republican Roland worthy to
match the Democratic Oliver, Capt. Isaiah
nynders. 1t is our deliberate conviction that
sucn clergyman as Howe is an infinitely
more degraded being than the lowest prize
nghter that ever went down to avoid punish
ishment. But the Republicans of Massacbu-
setts do not present the names of Howe and
of men like him, for positions of honor or
trust. The Democrats of New York elected
John Morrissey to Congress- and Morrissev
like Rynders is prize fighter. The Demo.
Gratis of New York are responsible for the men
whom they deliberately choose to represent
them in the national councils. The Republi-
cans OF Massachusetts, are not responsible for
'ne men whom they dispise and disown.
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ROBBERY In KENNEBUNKPoRT-Th dwell
ling OF Mrs. Jacob Merrill, about one mile from
the village of Kennebunkport, was entered
through the cellar way, while the family were
absent at church last Sunday, and about 1926
stolen from bureau drawer, with which mon
ey the thief escaped. He was traced to Bidde-
ford, but has not yet been secured. There
were two 800 bills in the money, one of which
was upon Rhode Island bank, and the other
Boston bill. iii si ,e -I5i ER.
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THE PRESS
Wednesday Morning, July 81, 1867.

gB-First Page to-day-The Three Sick
Men of the United States; Public Candidates.;
Recent Publications; New Brunswick; Deaih
of Gen. Meagher; Varieties.
Fourth Pdge-The Name in the Sand, by
Hannah F. Gould; Day Game of Faro.
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WHY SUFFER- from Sores 2


When, by the use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scdtds, Chdpped Hands, Sprains Cuts
Wounds, and eoery Complaint Of the Skin. Try IT.
as it costs but % cents. Be sure to ask for
H0le'S Arnic0 Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
and receive a box by return mail. W. r. Pb;i"s =
Co., agents for Maine. april2ctvan
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3 4 Z 8 Tot:
Winona 8 61I q o IN
North Star, 8 8 II 4 "a Is GA
Fly Catches-North Star I. Winona G.
Missed-North Star 8. Winona5.
Passed-North Stir 8. Winona o. sG' %
Umpire-Mr. Day of the Dirigo Club
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The DR.'s INSTITUTE further comprises a
constantly on hand the different HOMEOPATHIC
REMEDIES, prepared Dy him according TO the rules
or HAHNEMAN, the founder OF Homeopathy,
which he will sell in quantities 10 suit the purchaser
Aside from this. he will be always prepared 10
commodate those who desire to avail themselves of
his wel-known HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
HOLD TREASURE or MEDICAL GUIDE, PAM
phlet giving all necessary information to comprehend
the disease. and simple, yet adequate direction Tor
administering the appropriate remedy. In the alb
sence OF the Dr. some will be at the office 10
accommodate those that come to supply themselves
with medicines.
Persons living at a distance may avail themselves
Of the DIT services by applying per letter. stating
inc symptoms OF the disease as minutey as possible.
gH-Orders Tor Remedies will receive PROMPT at
tention.
Office hours from to ~ A NJ, and from to 6P M.
"a Medical advice to the poor free Of charge,
from s TO y A M, and rom TO @ z NJ.
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FIRE. The alarm little before IL o'clock
last night was occasioned by fire in the black
smith shop of Mr. George Lockhart, at the
foot of Park street. The heat from the forge
had penetrated through it and set fire to some
OF the. wood work. The discovery of it in sea-
son, by revenue Waterman, and the applica-
tiono a few pals Of water saved the building
without much damage. The alarm brought
the whole force of the department to the spot,
but, fortunately, their services were not put
into requisition.s $3.50 sr
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Miniature Almanac ...........,July S1s
Sun rises. .4.5l Moon sets. ...... Pm
Sun SETS .........7.21 High water 113O AM
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" =" appearances. % tU|.I
To the Editor Of the Press: r-
To save appearances would it not be we'll for
the City Government to brush up little in
the immediate vicinity of the New City Hall?
know the city is doing good deal of more
practical importance than this, for which they
have the thanks of all reasonable people in the
community; but as the place referred to is so
central and SO much visited by strangers es-
pecially, it would seem very needful that the
sidewalks be laid, and open cellars guarded,
and as far as possible, general trimming ac-
complished. 1t will cost no more, perhaps, by
and by than now: and now is good time for
the purpose. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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FOREICN poprs

AT at Mauritius June 12, ship Herald, Gardner +,
Newport, Z. iOl Hl5i ff AVN
At Mansaniila 18th inst, briggs Clara Gibb.. WILL
son, far Boston, ldgi Rocky Glen, Wallace for New
AT Curacao 18th inst, brig Smith, Lawrence.
Bangor, ar 18TH. FCT' - ~ -'"N' I'M
Havana-Barque Wallace, North of Hatteras. aOao
0oxes sugar, S2t per box; brig Melrose TO load M
Ito gals. at 0'a per
AT Mt st John. NIB, 25th inst, schs Marcus HIM.
ter, Orr, and Clark, Foster, Portland.
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ri for You, ! remain yours, &c.,
HENIsIhTTA DRINKwATRR-

N. J;.o. RocKLAND, May 4, 1861
Id S IN lIsatinS me for cough from which suit
. Iao way anu night for Years must confess that
inc resistance SO successfully made 10 ali nrevons
nedica treatment was of no avail against anr well
chosen remedies With four little powders Won cured
my cough and relieved me of nv night ses1 eureu
hOfs' @e.' MRS. Z. A. WERRow
. Grace streef