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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-07-17

on Public Printing was appointed by the
Speaker, VIZ: Messrs Welhel' i0''i az
Barnes.
The Senate. in Committee of the VINO e,
acted upon the following bills on their ID
readings, as follows, to Wit:
A hill nroviding for holding special
term of the Superior Court OF Law IN the
comfy of Caldwell. Rejected.
A bill to change the name OF the town
site of Mitchell county from "Davls y to
Bakersville," passed.
The following bids and resolutions were
taken ND and disposed OF as follows. to
wit:
Bill providing for the representation of
stock owned by the State and counties OF
Carteret, Craven and Lenoir, in the Attain
tic and North Carolina Railroad Company,
passed its final reading.
Bill amending the charter OF the city OF
Wilmington passed its several readings, on
motion of A. Fl. Galloway, (negro), under
a suspension of the rules, by party
vote.
(Mr. Robbins opposed the passage OF
this bill and denounced its object
A message was received from the Cover
nor, transmitting his nominations for Di-
rectors of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum and
asking the concurrence Of the Senate.
Mr.. Winstead stated that this was a very
important matter to consider, and desired
more time. He, there fore, moved that the
message be laid Oh the table for the pre-
sent.
On motion of Mr.. Moore, of Carteret,
the yeas aud nays were called, which re
suited as follows: Ayes 81, Nays 3.
THE following are the appointments re-
commended by the Governor, viz: ". II.
Coleman. S. S. Ashley, L. j. Brewer, ID.
c. Pearson, 4hos. Coates, J. II. Harris,
(negro), and DIR. II. 3. Ellis,
A message was received from the House.
transmitting response from the military
authorities, in compliance with resolution
relative to election frauds III taswell coun-
ty, and informing that body that the pa-
pers alluded to are i'll their possession and
can be examined at Headquarters, but can
not be removed from the office.
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Rob
bins until Tuesday morning.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday
morning, 10 o'clock.
The Reporter was in error on yesterday
in stating that Mr.. Lindsay vored against
the resolution introduced by Mr.. Robbins
on the fundamental condition OF the ON
nibus bill. He voted for the resolution
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VILMTNGTON MONEY ma KET.
DEED

On the 25tb OF May last, OF consumption,
DAVID ". SIMMONS, in the 10th year OF his
age.
In the death Of this inestmablo man the com
mu ity has indeed lost one OF it's most vsued
CIT gems. and society one Of its brightest orna-
ments, In all the dlIcre"t relstipna OF life lie
was the admirstion Of all vhC knew him rs q
husband Find and affrc iOnate as father ten
der and loving, and q roIghhor obligiug and
courteous
In DAVID W. EIMMoNs .ru'y thnro seemed com
bin all Of those noble aud adnI"a ia attributes
Of CHI ractcr CaIcuiat, TO MAKE .nm belDy'd a
bis death r"gi cited b all who ku' W tim. HIs
s:ckn, So, TIA ugh prOtrtC:cd mud pai"ful, h. tore
with great tvrttndr, never ha ing h'cu ht arc to
murmer. bis chez fnl, tender aud effectiona'e
disposition remained ~ h linn eye II unto d. attn,
cOnvefeing with his sfflict' flmi "D,y few
hours before he died Bring mai sincerely aud
d, yotediy attached to his family. his last xiety
was expressed for them, Tut although III his
death they have sustain d irrepa. ALE loss,
yet they mourn not those who h4v" no hope.
Loving and loved, he a. passed away 20 that
rest that " REMAND eth for the people o. God
Fin
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z E Y [ E w
OF THE
WILMINGTON MARK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY
July I6, 1868.
r E Y | E w

TURPENTINE.-Since the close of our last review
the market has ruled without change il price
The continued low stage of the waller courses
prevents ary receipts from above tideway, and
there is consequently very little at present coming
to market and the arrivals composed of small
lots. There is brisk demand for distilIing pur-
poses, and parcels readily change hands upon ar
rival. The sales for the week are 6t2 bbls., at
80 60 for virgin and yellow dir, and II 50 for hard,
q DBL Of 280 lbs.
SPIRITS TUaPENTINE. The market since our re-
view of Thursday last has ruled quite firm for
this article aud prices show shade improve
ment-lhe sales ranging from 80 to 20 cents q
gallon. according TO quality of packa ges. The
receipts both by river and ran are uDusu Ally small
aud il consequence there is little stock re-
M 4jning in first hands At the time OF closing
our enquiries there ID fair enquiry, and 80 cents
is freely offered The weeks sales are ], l56 bbls
as follows
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vania. Durham, Fills Farrow, Ferehee eating,
Gibson. Green, Hodne' t, Hicks, High, Harris, Of
Franklin, hawkins, Kelly, Of Davie. Kelly, of
Ieeany, Sinclair Shaver Thompson Williams. al
Mr.. Ellis offered an admirable protest
(which shall appear hereafter,) signed by
all the Conservatives in the House-pro-
testing solemnly against the resolution as a
blow struck at the freedom of the press
Various attempts were made by the seal
iawags to have it ruled out of order, but
the Chair seemed to have some remnant of
justice still within him and decided the
point against them.
After further squabbiing, the House then
adjourned until 104 O'Clock on Monday.
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Ro-IN-During tho week Just ended the market
for thus article has ru ed qulte urn and pres are
a shade bett tn L give IN our last. There has
been steady demand tor nearly ! grades, but
owing TO the reduced stock Oh marhet the trans
actions have been restricted o some extent. For
a We or two past the arrivals have been very
small aud there is little stock III first hands,
while there is a moderate enquiry for shis menJ.
The sales ara 1913 bbs., as follows Friday, ST.
bb!a at s. 80 for strained, 81 II No 2, 81 Is, 50
3DG1S3 for No ], 50 Is for Pale; Saturday, l.125
bbls az 81 9OQgk2 for strained, az, 50 l00S2 l23
for No 2, and So So 1898 Is for NO. l; Mon
day 6i2 bbs at 81 80 for commUn, 81 for strain
875@s4 for pale; Tuesday, 9O3 hb.s al 50 for
strained 50 15 for extra No ,. 81 5GGJS2 rs for
No /, and So 250s4 FIR pa'e Wednesday, 636
bbs. st 81 strained, 81 So 81 5OG 3 for No. l,
aud 81, 81 50G9sl so for pale.
TAR-Ruied without change in price up TO We'd
nesday, when there Was rather more euqary and
an advance Of cents was obIaiuet- To-day
(lhul sday) there has bean a fur her advance OF
10 cents, and the market closes at g. 30. he ar
rivals are only 259 bbs., which sold as follows :
14 bb's at 81 10, 6G do. at 81 Is, and ~ DO at
50 % u bbl.
BARTELs-Recent arrivals of empty spirit bar
res has caueed the market to bee Jne overstocked,
and at present there Is no demand worthy OF
mention Prices are irregular, and the sales have
been confined to few small lots from wharf at
the following quotations. Second b md 81 200
30 80 for lots as they run and 50 5O01f2 rs for
selected:-new, 81 IS for couatry, s3GS3 Is fer n
Y; and city made 1898 Is each, IL quality.
BEEswAx-Is In moderate request, and arrives
Isparingy. Sells at 40D42 cents IL b.
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEKP The market is folly
supplied, and there is little or no demand for
butcheriDg purposes. Several droyes have been
brought in during the week, and we quote Only
| small sales st 6G9 cents y b. for beeves, and
81 50@$2 each for sheep, according to quality.
| Corn MEAL. ! he market continues To be fully
supplied, and We quote ony a email bueiness
doing from the mills at 81 4511si 90 u pushed. 3
| CoTToN.- There is aotne enquiry, and little OF
none on market We hear of the safe of only one
] or two email parcels at 28 cents for low mid
ding. " .ga..
Feas-Are brought in quite freely, and slow o.
sale 1T 20 cents u dozen.
| FERr1LIzERs-The market is moderately supplied
with neariy all descriptions, and only limited de-
1mand. We quote from store as follows Peruvian
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Distiliery Destroyed by Fire

Yesterday morning about s o'clock, the
turpentine distillery of Mr.. NJ. NJ Walker,
at CRISIS Depot on the Wilmington & Man
chester Railroad, SO miles from the city.
was destroyed by fire. The loss is estima
ted at about $500. The fire occurred from
the fact OF the charge having "boiled
over /"
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NEW YORK, July 1e-NoOn

Money unchanged. Gold 1879 Bonds-old
119B new, 1857. North Carolina skies, ex cou-
pom. IS new, 743. Virginia skies. ex'conpon,
IS new 55. Tennessee skies. ex-coupop. cog :;
new 683.
Flour dull, and 5@1O cents lower. Wheat 1@2
cents lower Corn quiet. Mess Pork $28 373.--
Lard lower-stcam 17s@l75 cents. Cotton de-
Ching at 3l3G32 cents Freights firm. Spirits
Turpentine firm at 43 cts. Rosin steady-strained
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RAILROAD HOUSE,

KTTTRE1LS SPRINGS, N. @.
My HOUSE Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RE-
lNA ceptipn OF limited lumber of visitors
hose wishing q healthy, pleasant and quiet
summer resort should apply immediately.
Terms moderate Accommodations good. Han
mile from the Female Collegiate Institute, ana
within few hundred yards of Miss IanceS . Sc
WV Iva a. w, BLACKNALL.
;,,,,A 245.d1tW2t
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COLUMBIA, s. c., July l5-P. \

COLUhIBIA, 8. O., July l5--P NJ.
In the Legislature to-day five ballots were had
for Uuited States Senator-long term-no result
Mackey stands CO: Sawyer, so French. "a
Campbell, Democrat. IA. Necessary to elect 76.
The Governor has cancelled the bond of the
Republican Treasurer, because insufficient.
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bOarO OF EOOcaGl(
Alamance county-Heenry A Badham
Alexander DR. John NJ Carson
Alleghany-Judge A W Tourgee
Anson- David ILgram
Ashe William Latham
Beaufort Judge W Rodman
Bertie-Hon John Pool
Bladen -Abial W Fisher
Brunswick Judge Danl L Russell, Jr
BuncOmbc-Judge James L Henry
Burke-R ' Michaux
Cabarrus Victor G Barringer
Caldwell-Calvin G Jones
Camden-Ma.chet Taylor
Carteret-Judge G r Thomas
Gas well-Mumtord McGehee
Catawba-Dr j Mott
Chatham BENZ Howe
Cherokee-A T Davidson
Chowan-Hon John r French
Clay-FeeliX AXley
eaveland-Decatur Grigg
Columbus John A Maultsby
Grave n-RObert Lehman
Cumberland-Judge Ralph P Buxton
Currituck-Jos " Etheridge
Davidsun-WiIiam F Henderson
Davie-
Duplin-William Hill
Edsecombe-JohnN Non feet
Forsythe-Jrdge D Il Starbuck
Frauklin-Ricbard Inge Wynne
Gates Thomas Hotter
nville-Robert W Lassiter
Greene-Wm P Grimsley
Guilford-Judge Il P Dick
Halifax--Jeffer on n Lovejoy
Harnett-Neill Mckay
Hay wood-W G B Garrett
Henderson-Dr " Whltted
Hertford-Judge David A Barnes
Hyde-Wm Carter
Ir, dell-Judge Anderson Mitchell
Jackson-Judge r FL Cannon
Johnston " Pou
Jones-A H Haskell
Lenoir-R W King
Lincoln-W P Bynum
Macon-R NJ Henry
Madison - G " Gahagan
Martin-Judge " Watts
NcDowell-Wm F Craige
Mecklenburg-R Wins L Miller
MITCHELL " Howman
Montsomery-Ge A Graham
Mooro-A Is Mcdonald
Nash-Edward Cantwell
New Hanover-Gen Abbott
Northampton-Dr VIM Barrow
OnslOw-John Robinson
Orange-Kev Solomon Pool
Observation-Disclosures @ Pool
Perquimans-Dr VIM Nicholson
Person-Judge Edwin G Reade
Fifteen Byron Latin
Polk-Robt L Abrams
Rchmond-Hon alfred Dockery
Rcbeson-Orlin s Hays
Rockingharl-Judg Thomas Settle
Rowan DR. " II Hower5on
Rutherford-Jndge 6 W Logan
San pson-Dr q Monk
Stanly-Dr Krous
Stokes-A II Joyce
Surry-John NJ Cloud
Transyl vana--R Il Duckworth
TyrrelI-Jndge G W 6rocks
Union-Fugh Downing
Wake-James T Taylor
Warren-John Read
Waehiugton-Judge E " Jones.
Watanga-R Don wilson
Wayne-C II Br gden
Wilke5- Hon Calvin y CowIes
Wilson-Geo " cunt
Yadkin-Judge Ric' mond NJ Pearson
Nancey-J Il Bowditch.
Raleigh &dndG1
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The Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures
NJ

The FOurteenth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ton of the Pr esident.
The following proclamation has been Is
sued by the President: 80,
Whereas by an act of Congress, entitled
San act to admit the States Of North Caro-
lima. South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia,
Alabama, and Florida to representation IN
Congress" passed on the 25th OF June,
1868, If is declared that it is made the duty
of the President. within ten days after re-
ceiving official information of the ratifica,
ton by the Legislature of either OF said
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OUR RsLElaH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Intrigues OF KGdiCafs-The AsyIums-1h ne
ScnatOrshfps-Gh he Leg isla:u re--I iie Si.E'
pet baggers and the Journal and star
The ''nghtIES Psrson''-"tiHi"s' oa-
The Sentinel Influx OF Carpet-hasSer
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SPARKLING
CATAWBA SPRINGS.

CATRWB4 iOUEb ,NUhIH t1ROLiNAs
THIS CELEBRATED WATERING Haze
will be open for visitors from June LIST to
December 1st. The medical properties of the
waters, both sulphur AMI chsIybe ate, unrivalied,
accommodations unsurpassed, a. d h healthier and
more delightful place not to DC found
The Proprietor has gone to great expense to
improve and rs autify the Springs with an eye to
the comfort OF his guests, aud promises everything
will be done to add to the pleasure of all who may
honor him with visit.
Take the Western North Carolina Railroad at
Salisbury, either Monday Wednesday or Friday
morning, to Hickory Station, whore you will
always lind hacks to take you to the Springs, q
distance Of six miles, over beautiful, well shaded
road.
BATH HOUSE complete for poo, plunge, tub
or shower bath ard sulphur baths, hot or cold.
A good band of music will be at the springs the
entire season.
BOARD $50 per month, slS per week or 50 per
day-children under ten years Of age and servants
half price. ,1y,r,r .-..u ST.
iune2 210-d& I'm
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States OF proposed amendment to the
constitution known as article fourteen, to
issue proclamation announcing that fact;
AND whereas the said act seems to be
prospective;
AND whereas paper purporting to be a
resolution of the Legislature of Florida.
adopting the amendment of the thirteenth
and fourteenth articles of the Constitution
OF the United States, was received at the
Department of State on the 18th of June,
1868, prior to the passage OF the act of Con
gress referred to, which paper is attested
by the names Of Horatio jenkins, Jr., as
PRESIDENT pro tenn. of the Senate, and ".
w. Moore, as Speaker Of the Assembly,
ana OF William l.. Apthoop, as secretary of
the Senate, and William Forsyth Bynum,
as clerk of the Assembly. and which paper
was transmitted 10 the Secretary Of Stat
IN letter dated Executive Office, Tallahas-
see, Florida, June 10, 1868, from Harrison
iced, who therein signs himself Governor;
Aud whereas on the 9th day of July,
1868, a paper was received by the Presi-
dent, which paper being addressed to the
President bears date of the 4th of July,
1868, and was transmitted by and under the
name of W. ". Holden, who therein writes
himself Governor of North Carolina, which
paper cernfes that the said proposed
amendment, known as article fourteen, did
pass the Senate and House of Representa-
tlves Of the General Assembly of North Car
DINA, on the "a day of July instant, and is
attested by the names Of john II. Boner,
or Bower, as secretary of the House of
Representatives, and Z. A. Byrnes, as Sec
Rotary of the Senate; and its ratification on
the 4th of July, 1868, is attested by Tod r.
Caldwell, as Lieutenant Governor, Presi-
dent OF Senate, and J. ". Holden, as
Speaker of House Of Representatives;
Now, therefore, be it known that I,
Andrew johnson, President of the United
States OF America, IN compliance with and
execution Of the act of Congress aforesaid
do issue this proclamation announcing the
fact of the ratification of the said amend
ment by the Legislature of the State of
North Carolina, i'll the manner hereinbe-
! fore set FORTH
In testimony whereof I have signed these
presents with my hand and have caused
the seal of the United States to be hereto
affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this
eleventh day of July, in the year of our
Lord, one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty-eight, and Of the Independence OF
| the United States Of America the ninety.
third.
ANDREW JOHNSON
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By the President
VIM. Fl. SEWARD, Secretary of State

TRUSTEES FOR THE NIvkR, ITY OF M RTH CARO-
Installation, N. c.. July ID, 1S68-The fol-
lowing named gentlemen have been regularly
elected by the State Board of Education as Trus-
tees of the University of North Carolina
The first meeting of the Trustees will be held
in ae1ate Chamber, at Raleigh, On Thursday, the
25rd inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
s. s. ASHLEY, Secretary
Board of Education.
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Rates of Freight.

Vessel.
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THE ERRORS or YOUTH,

rhoss Who suffering from the above should procure
d.. IayeS New Medical Book, sotitlei 1.-THE SCIENCE
OF LIFE, or sELY-PRESERvArlON,"o r apply ~ The
authos q that Invaluable trcatise.
Impaired manhood % middle aged people PERFECTLY
storvd. Prvsntion 10 Conception, PsEuancy and lreg.
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iustrslsd Win beautiful snsnvpgs bouad In bsautfui
esoh, and b universally proaoaDoed The bsst medical
ssrk ~ ne gsrid t..
800. ~, On ,,,,ns N "a. on1x a. NJ ,dJ,ss
De. A A. HAYES No Balanch Street % J. J. DYER
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~ B-Dr II. can always be consulted In he stretest
coahdence hon O'Clock In the morning until O'Clock In
The evening. Iartelabie secrecy aRd certain relief
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opposite Revere House. sply22
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The man who win question 4 poor NO
man on her husbands politics, when she
comes besIins ior iood, 3 mean enough 10
Itch ,hs bssssr OF Of . b'i6d nisgsr's bread.
A sincere man 10 not silded, bot gold
NOT splendid and Furnished plating out
cid, to cover some bsser nietal within, bat
al the way through 10 the heart that he out
wsrdly sfPesrs to DO.
Will some Que tell how many words can
b made 1kom ihelet,sFs In tho voni "cm.
bsrzo" provided that any arrangement OF
them may bs used, and that all tho letters
shall be taken each time3 1910.
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. FRED'K MORRILL,, Physician and
surgeon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases Of
Women. lie has made diseases Of woman his stu.
dy for the past twenty years. His practice has
been very extensive both In Hospital and In pri.
vats practice. iis reputation has vouchers In oil
the city papers, bis patients, and the medical pro.
fsssiou, both here and abroad. - being the most
siillfsl specialist here, and thorough master Of
al sexual diseaseG
DIR MORRILL, 10 admitted by the best med.
cai talent Of the country 20 have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints. and it 10 no upu.
suai occurrence for ply sicians In regular praetos
10 recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
snlisted with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies' will receive the most scientific attention,
both medically and surgicaiy, With private apart.
meuts during sickness, and with old and expert
enced uurses, lf they wish.
The poor afvissd FREQ ofeharge. Physicians or
patients Wishing his opinion Or sdvicc, by letter,
and enclosing tho usual tee, will b answered By
return mali.
Medicines sent 70 al psrts Of the country.
once, No. g HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mas.
yc6I
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SssssAap Resatsss.
ANGEL YO0rsrEPs.

so.,. ofday are numbered,
When .nc ,.... ~ IRE night
Anu ,ne hs,,sr soul that Numbered,
To holy calm ueis"''
.x.,iur iamps are lighted,
Mi iite phsntoms grim and tall,
shsso.s fSom the fitnii ire.light,
Dance upon "'e P"''''
The, the firms of the departed
Enter nj the open door;
rns Seioyed. the true-hearsed,
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EARAls HOUSES AND LANDS.

General Agent for York County, at L. w.
No. III Main street, BiddefOrd.
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Once upon time, Is Abraham was sitting
In the do or Of his tsut, there came upon him
vayfaring man; and Abraham gave him w.ts,
for his feet, and set bread before him. And
Abraham said unto him, "Lst rs nov Worship
the Lord our Gvd before Ne eat OF this bread y
And the wayhring man said TO Abraham. "
win not worship the Lord thy uod, ne my
God h not my God; but I win vorship my
God. even the God OF my fathers" But Abrs.
ham vas exceedingly vroth; and he rose up
to put the vsyiaring man forth from the door
OF his tent, when. 10! the voice Of the Lord
was heard 10 the tent, saying. "Ahrsham.
Abraham, have borne with this man for three
score and ten years. and canst thou not bear
With him for one hour 2"
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi.Weekly Line!

On and amer The 18th Inst, the hDe
IT, Steamer Dirigo and Franconls, will
until further notice, runs "a follows
Leave 6alrs Wharf, Portland, every Monday
and Thursday st 5o,clook p. NJ, and leave Pier
D East Rivsr.N New York, every Monday and
ThursdAy, at4F.M
The Dirlgo and Praneouia are fitted up with nne
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route for trsv'
elers between New York and Maine.
400 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
trssl, Quebec, HALIFAX, st. John. and oil parts oil
Maine.
shippers arc requested to send their Freight to
the Steamers - early - <P. IL. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
HENRY FOX, 0airs Wharf. Portland.
J. r. AMEs, Pier Is Rast River. New York.,
May Q, 1863 6cot2i
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encd, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where tho folliclcs IRE destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, il will kcepit clean and vi gorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, aud
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for n
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Ruxzls.-A Rroverb,
vent U r Z have.


ENoNA No 22-"wilful waste makes voful
want.
No. q.
"rhsrs's many slip twixt the cup and The
LIP"
PuutL-Maine.
WoaD PuszIs-Notss, note. not. no. Lston.
Itou. ton, on, stone, notes.
DDcAPifAfIoN-Cheat.
CosuxpauNs-l, Fitzpatrick. 2. BY leaving
the drss letter Cd their next raid. ,. Meade.
4. Porter. s. L (sl). 6.W tdoublsyoo.)
Mis- h. J. Hill. Blddsford
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,

NJ. ne sslebratsd DR. DOW continues TO dsvots
s,asst 70 the smsis svsssm' An espsrisnee OF
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