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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-08

DRY GOODS 1!
ADVERTISER
Elk AOR DINRAY.
Long Brick Store,
Hartford, Conn,
The great ThOr0ughfaW for
BARGAINS!!
rINHE undersigned would take this OF pnr-
l. iunily to sa, 10 the peoeie Of LII Gil
FIELD aud surrounding Towns, that he is
nnw prepared TO exhibit, and offers for Sale,
one Of the Largest and Cheapest Stock Of
Dry Goods and Paper
H0ngings,
ever before exposed Tor sale by any one con-
Germ in the Srate of Connecticut
Seventeen Years OF experience and Obser.
vati0n, with an unlimited amount Of resource
leads me 10 believe, and | am fully conv inc ed
that the People, upon examination, will adj
nit that we offer inducements in our different
Derar lments sufficiently great. and worthy
the consid, ration Of the Trade, e
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
hJ-PLEAsE NOTICE THE FOLLOWING -
10 900 Yards Heavy b. Cottons at S
and 4 IA centes.
10000 d" Super, ." "7& s cts.
10000 " Bieeched Cotions propositions.
ally cheap.
Linen Sheetings, Linen Snirtings, and Pillow
Case Linens. loo numerous 10 mention.
$40 D"z Linen and Caainbric Hdkis; pri-
ces from 4 cts to 81 90 each
1000 Linen Lawn Hdkis.. al sixpense each
1000 Yards Black Berages, from silling
10 3 shiilings per yard
% Cases Of Printed Calicoes, from cts
yard, 10 the handsomest Eng
lish Print trf0nt
10 Cartons of Drapery Muslin. from g.
ia cts yard. up 10 the best
Drapery imported.
l0Cases of French aud Scotch Cling
hams, prices from q IL cents 10
the best Goods imported.
12 Packages Of beautiful Plaid and
Striped Linen Ginghams.
II Packages Of Plain Linen Ginghams,
at 25 cts. a yard
2000 Yds. Changeable Brillsntines' al
l shilling yard.
1000 Plain Muslin DeLanes at 12 l.2 cts
s Packages Of French Marsiiles and
Knotted Counferpanes at our
usual low prices.
1900 Linen and Super Double Damask
Linen Table Cloihs--all styles
aud prices, fiom 25 cts to 800.
II Cases If Parasols. Parasoleites, and
Sun Shapes, fran Auction.
2 Bales Russian Diaper, al pence
per yard. a
#& ALSO so
Paper Hangings, Borders. Fire Board View,
Transparent Window Shades. and Broad WIZ
dow Cur tain Papers. in endless variety.
ALSO
large and cheaply bought Stack Of broad
cloths. CASSlAiERES. SATiNETS, ard YES
TiNGS. srt a8 .....8s
\ splendid assortment Of Dress Si'ss Bonn
L0ziats. 9ip0ccas, .Muslin DeLGiaes and
Dress Goods generally. ,.....
A magnificent assortment OF Thread, Lace
Edgn.s, Csmbric Inser:inRs, Sarsenet CambFics
Book Musiins, Bishop Lawns, &c &c. ae
In a word, we've gOi them and the PeO-
ple generally, one and NIL are invited 70 call u
this IA mons Establishment, aud examne the lar
gest and cheapest stock Of DRY GOODS and
PAPER HANGlNGSin the country. $3.50
All Of which 10 respectfully submitted by
J. GORTON SMITH.
Hartford, June LIST, 1913. 3
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At Court OF Probate holden at Litchkeld,
within and fer tho District Of Litchfield on
the 9Th day Of June a. ID. 1915. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-08

Plymouth, May 18th ls4s, 3w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-08
MARRIED.

For sale bs 3. Bael, I.itchteld.
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CITY COUNCIL.

CoaaoH CsUyCiL.-lfay. l0-rhc President
appointed Mess,s. Robinson. Russell, and Hyde. g
committee Of conferees the part OF the Council
on the ordinance to prevent damage by fire the
ordinance having been sent down nop-concurred in
by the Aldermen, and contcrees asked.
Mr.. Hyde presented oil order for petition TO Leg
isature to amend the City Charter in several par
ticulars. The order also directs the Aayoz and
President Of the common Council to draw 10 and
forward the petition. Passed and sent no for con-
currence.
Mr.. Hyde presented the remonsrdncc Of L. B.
Blssland ct ale. against laying street lands OF
Messrs. Blasland. VIM. Heath, and Levi Iiodeh-
from Washington to Water ST., unless said 81 or
lane be made rods or mere in wd. LSiG or the
table
Petition of John Hsrrisor for road to hls house.
came down referred tothe Committee on New SIS.
Concutrcd.
Bill regulating streets, came down aIaenCed ano
passed to no eng.ossed. Tine Council reccdeG anG
concurrod in part, and the ordinance was sent Up
for concurrence.
Ar order on petition o.. Geo H. Merriam G, ais
for Ringing tho belle az tnie last year was
passed in concurrence.
MIR. TaI!maD presented report from tic JON.
standing Committee Oh Schools, together with IN
der directing tie erection Of two new Grammar
School buildings and apprcpriatng $500 together
with the proceeds Of certain buildings and lots to
be sold, for the erection of the same
An ordinance establishing system Of aceodn;a.
bilty in the expenditures Of the funds OF the city
was read twice and passed in concurrence.
A report from the Join; standing committee on
New Streets, was received from the hoard OF Alder
men, laying oct a new street petition of VIM.
ID. Scwall ct ais. from Yor. TO High ST. Read
and passed in Concurrence. Also, on petition OF
s. Jewell ct ais. sverse to laying out and building
continuation OF Middle ST., at present, was read
and coEcurred in.
AIR. Hudson presented an order appointing COM
mittce TO nqu re into the expedcacy o. celebrating
the 18th OF Jsly ensuing, which wac passed, and
Messrs Hudson, Richardson, and Tallm9n appo!n.
ted on the par: Of the Council Sent up for con-
carYence.
Ordirsrce for regulation q! streets was reported
RI truly enggosssd, and WAS finally passed in con-
ccrrence. Adj.
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WMEG STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings of the several Towns and Plan
tations in this State are requested to send
delegates to Convention to be holden at
AUGUSTA on WEDNESDAY TKR TWENTY
gecRgE DAY or NAY NEXT
To nominate candidate to be supported by
she Wing party for Governor for the ensuing
poli.ioa! year:
TO choose two Delegates at large. to the
National Wing Convention, for the nomna
:ion OF candidates for the Presidency and
Wee Presidency, to be held at Philadelphia on
The seventh day Of June next:
70 choose two candidates for Electors at
ls.gc, IN the Presidential election:
And 20 act upon any other business that
soay come before the Convention.
Ererv town and organized plantation is re-
messed to send one Delegate-towrs having
eEc thousand inhabitants by the census of
1876, are requested to send two delegates
cows having two thousand are requested to
send three, for each additional thousand in
hatat&nts to send all additional Delegate.
Fly order Of the Wig State Consnsitt.e.
March 5, lS4S.
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Whig Congressional Convention.

The Wings of the several Towns and Plan
Sationo of the Fourth Congressional District,
aye requested to send delegates to Conven-
tion, 70 be holden at the City Hall, in Bath. on
Tuesday, the 23d day Of May next at II O'Clock
4. NJ, for the purpose of choosing delegate
TO the National Wing Convention, to be hold
en- a: Philadelphia on the seventh day of June
y1eX@, and also to select Candidate to be sup
ported, for Rlector from this District, and to
&C: upon such other business as may come
.ome before the Convention.
Each Town and Organized Plantation will
sead one delegate, Towns having 1000 in
habtants two delegates, and one delegate for
every additional FIVE hundred inhabitants
uAt.l the number amounts to 3Oo0-towns hav-
,ng more than 5000, one delegate TO every ad-
;.itional 7jo-adopting the census of 1910 as
che basis.
BY order of the Wing County Committee.
Bath, April Goth, lS4s.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
New-Orleans-Ar Goth, ship N Cooper Chase,
Philadelphia,
Ar lst ship France, Marshall, Vera Cruz.
Cid LIST, barque w Stevens, Stevens, N York.
Towed to 27t, barque Juniata 18th, ship Rome,
harQue franklin.
Adv LIST, ships Element, for Liverpool, greater par,
cargo engaged Katahdn, for DO wig 200 bales barque
Shannon, for Boston, most of cargo engaged.
Savannah-Cld 4th, oarqne Pedeinonte, Blaisdsll,
Philadelphia.
Charieston-sld 18th, brig Carleton, for Boston
Ia port ship Marion, Thompson for Barcelona, ldg
briggs Wapoe, dsg for Philadelphia Josephine, Iisoy
PhiIadeIphia-Ar 9Th, ship swatara, Glidden,
Liverpool. Cid 9th, sch Ashland, Elliot, Beverly.
At Del Breakwater 9th rE. brig Harraseeket, for
Portland schs Ashland, and Baguna, for Boston.
New-York-Ar9 9th, brig Almra Batchelder, Por-
TO Cabello, IL de-
Cid 9th, barquc California, Robinson, Havana briggs
Potomac Smith, for Jacksonville; Denmark. Lemont,
Bath Revelle, Sleeper, Nevburypor;; Martha King
man, Buchanan, PHILADELPHIA sch Montreal PcteAgill,
Jacksonville.
Ar 10th, ship Calcutta. of Brunswick Client, IS ds,
in ballast
CID 10TH tarque Leopard, Washburn, Vera Cruz
brig Gen Scott, Towns, Bath.
NorWich-Cld 9Th, sch Juno, Robinson, Thomas
ton.
Snx Hnrhor-Ar Doth, brig Ellis, Kear, Boston.
Ovidence-Ar 9Th, schs Elizabeth and Ann
Maria, Gardiner.
Ed gartown-Ar 9th, schs Edward, Toothaker,
Virginia for Danarscotts John, of TkoHaston, from
Western port and both sid 10TH
Bostan-Ar 10th, barqne Caniero, Shields, " Or
leans; erigs Levsn', Mann Gsnfuegos; Moseia, Hall,
schs Martin, Brewer, Cionfuegos; Civilian, Nichols;
baltimore; Sea Lion, Packard, Newark.
Cid l0th, ship Nisidi Stewart, Fales, y Orleans
bareue Washington, Thorndke, Mobil. sch James,
Newbrit, Waldoboro.
Sid l0.h, tre Sarah, Of Portland, destination un.
known.
Portland-Ar 10th, barque Condor, Long, N York;
briggs Casiida, Goodsell, Cardenas "A Cordelia Shaw
Boston. Cid brigs Yawn, Tarbor, Norfolk fremont
Spronl, Philadelphia; Sesan, Norton, Bath; sch War
zen, GRAHAM, N Yori.
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HEALTH INSURANCE.
$500 n Week in Sickness.

&S.OV n week Ih SICkhcSss
THE MASS. HEALTH INSURANCE co.
L CT Boston, will insure men against the expenses
of all the sickness they may have in FIVE YEARS.
Premiums payable yearly.
RATES OF INSURANCE.
Any male person under p wears of aye, and in fair
health. can, by paying somewhat less than $40. be-
insured AN allowance of FOUR DOLLARS A
WEEK for every week Of sick ness that he may
have between his Both and 35th year. For about Sl2
annually, person in his 4Oth year can insure himself
SIX DOLLARS A WEEK for all the sickness
he may suffer for the next FIVE years. Eleven or
twelve dollars year will insure man between the
ages OF % and 80, the comfortable SUM Of
Eight Dollars Per Week,
for every week NJ sickness and disability (arsiug
FROM accident i'll health (which he may suffer dur-
ing the long term of time; provided said be:ebas
shall not exceed tour hundred dollars per afinun, or
q, 900 Tor the whole five years. The advantage Of
long policies, or insurance for tenn OF years must he
apparent.
Divisions of r no fits, or return Premiums
to the Insured.
No person insured by the Nassac husstts Health ln
sirance Company can be called upon, IN any case
whatever to pay anything more than the specified
premium and policy fee. account Of his cOnnect6B
with the institution but he s entitled To and Will Ye-
ceive share or the profits. asit is provided in the
charter that after division % SIX per cent. only TO
stockholders, the remainder shall be shared annually
with the persons insured. In no event will more than
ten per cent Be reserved and should the profits
amount thirty per CENT in this twenty per CT.
wsud 90 TO the holders OF policies in the shape Of
dividend or return premium. The President and d.
rectors receive no compensation whatever, and
strict economy observed in the management Of the
affairs of the Company Vt the scmi-annua meeting
in December s47, the Seer tary represented that more
than 400 persons We're connected with this Dsitu-
ton-the number OF policies applied for during the
last quarter averaged than SOC per month, ana
the business was constantly increasing In the month
of February last more than 400 persons became mem
bers, and in March the number had increased 10 800,
large portion .. which teIong 10 Maine. In the
space OF three months it has paid 81 600 TO mem
hers disabled by sores, accidents, fevers &c, and
has never evaded or deferred the payment Of any
claim.
There is every prospect that at The biennial state
ment to the Legislature in June, 1910, the company
will he able report that they have rENrilOUhAND
members. Under these circumstances there is eve,y
prospect vi "A satisfactory dividend.
WASHINGTON GILBERT, Agent for Bath
PELEG WADSWORTH Agent fI L,pcuIn COiA-
Y. mII-Gn.30
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through which disappointed politicians may vent
their spite on others.

GENERAL CONFERENCES oP METHODIST EpIs-
corAL CHURCH, NoRrH.-The first General
Conference Of this body, since the division of
the Church on the question Of slavery, as
sembled at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on the
18th instant. From the correspondence Of
the New York Commercial Advertiser, We
learn that about $50 delegates were in attend
anee, from every portion Of the Northern
States from Maine to Iowa. These delegates
are elected by the travelling preachers, in the
ratio Of one CO every twenty one, and consti-
sute the supreme Legislature and judiciary Of
the Church.
Important questions growing out of the
separation are expected to come up particu-
larly in relation to the division Of the proper
ty of the Conference, and the future relations
of the two bodies. The present conference is
| said u consist entirely Of anti-slavery men.
Bishops Htdding, Waugh, Morris, Hamline,
| and Jones. were present. The conference
was called to order by Bishop Hedding. Rev.
M. Trimble was elected secretary, and Rev.
Jesse T. Peck and John Frazer, assistants
! Tree
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Notice to Log Owners.

NOTICE is hereby given % all owner of kGs ana
1 other timber now remaining IN the repositories
Of the Kennebec Log Driving Company, upon which
the assessment for deposting is unpaid, that many
Of said Logs as may remain on the first day Of June
next, will be sold N Public Auction the office Of the
Company in Gardiner, ~ O'Clock J.. W., on said ar
day Of June satisfy sad assessment and nterven-
ing charges. BY order OF the Directors.
DANIEL SUTTING, Clcrh q X. J.. =. Co.
Gardiner, May LIST. is4s. 3w4O
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Special Notice.

Eatr is to certify THAI have butoSu AoESr IL Bath
i sud that Mr.. ALBERT G. PAGE isny o.i9 o.t.:
OF the sale Of my GeDssas Sc,sepo,i!s Ieudto RE
cvs snd sber Eeditnse and all persons wishing At
ticle- Of Lhe kind will b.: to get the genuine by
calling on him. FREDERIC hhoWN'
B,stou, Feb, Ie-S.
X. B.-pewc:s 81 o<O2t.Ifs!ts sad i'm tEtsps-the
s,sftet a fail Of ITEM l,6e-iJoami5
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LRo1sLAruRE.-Caleb R. Aver, Of Cornish,
was chosen President of the Senate; Daniel
T. Pike, of Augusta, Secretary, and Benz. r.
Cutler, of Westbrook, messenger. each receiv-
ing 16 votes, the whole number cast
The House was organized by the reelection
of H. d. Mcclellan, of Gorham as Speaker
Samuel Belcher of Pennington, Clerk; Sam'l
Trip OF Shapleigh, assistant.
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EOREIGN PORTS.

=; Laguaa 10Th alt, brig Halcyop, Merton, I'm Vera
Ct,. 70 load for Boston.
ii, rarnpico Goth ul,, brig Ee1s, fer Orleans, few
Gays.
A, Gusyama sbt Goth ult, Lric Watson, Dockray, for
Portland 8 ds.
Ar at Cientresos lth ul,, Drig Argo, Wirchentauch
Philadelphia
Sid I'm Havana 2s.h u brig Eliza Brazier, Jaruco,
To load for Portland.
Sid III, Matanzas att 2s;k at, bFIg Geo W Knight,
MGnroe. Portland
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cyr God has made no one absolute. The
rich depend upon the poor. as well as the poor
on the rich. The world is but u magnificent
building all the stones gradually cemented to-
ge.he-. No one subsists by himself alone.
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COMMERCIAL.

Charleston, May neutrality-suspicious. engage
ments to Liverpoo-we quote cotton square bags in
Br and Am vessels SIG % I'd; Boston 10 for cotton,
and 81 " tee for rice.
New-Or1eans, May 1.--Fregh:s-No new en-
gagements.
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DAGUERR EOTYPES.

r. 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
III ~ taken the room formerly occupied hy NaiOL
IL PAGE. and would be happy TO receive the WIS
lis OF all who may wish
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURE.
Prices from 81 so to Sl2,CC
As his stay in town will be shot. al are invited 10
cai al tho esriies! opportunity.
miQ-'U
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RHBurp FoK LAwYER.-Joseph Parkes,
the attorney, asked Lord George Aanvers
what was honesty? "What is that to youi'
replied his lordship, " NEEDLE with those things
that concern YOU
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tgA cynical fellow says -" Snoring is
the spontaneous escape of those malignant
feelings which the sleeper has not time to vent
when awake"
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trE Luther Bailey, Esq, (Whis1 was cleo
ted Representative from Turner on Monday
last.
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q The steamer Maid of Erin, from Port
land for st. Johns, put into the mouth OF the
Kennebec yesterday for harbor.
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Ara Loss FOR SOCIETY,"" Would you be-
ieve it, aunt" exclaimed a pale-taced young
lady of the upper ten, would you believe
it: Uncle Solomon, here, tells me that the
ladies out West actually speaks TO the trades
men and retail storekeepers They must be
sadly in want of society, mustn't they"
"Humph . yes" interposed Uncle Solomon;
{" they are badly off for society, my dear as
your father was when he pulled redishes and
asparagus for living. and your mother sold
them in the old Fly Market -ha ma. society,
humph!"
Miss Polly Dolly Adeline tainted, and her
aunt was visible in the next room.
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SPOKEN.

Apr, t. of Bahia Honda, brig Globe, of Halloweli,
fm Havana for Vera Cruz
April "a oiP D II sho; KEYS, ship Queen Victoria,
Gross, I'm, N Orleans for iavfe
April q, Ia, So, Ion II 49, ship Washn gton Allston
fin Boston for Calcutta.
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Printing Press for Sale.

A SECOND HAND TUFTS PATENT HAND
"a PIESs-hrst rate orde, and little used. Platin j.
a4 by 81 inches. Sold make place for Power
Press Application To be made Immediately. Terms
liberal.
Apply at 1.-THE Tribune'' Office.
Bath, Anil N, ls4S.
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Vinson, Mr.. Brown, of Miss, Holmes, of S.
G., and Cobb, of Ala. The debate closed,
followed by confusion and uproar in the way
Of numerous and ridiculous amendments, en-
bracng every thing. The conmittce finally
sose and reported the bill unamended, which
WAS read the third time and passed.
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THE STATE CONVENTIONS.

a. the time fixed for the meeting of the Wing
sts.:e Convention is fast approaching, we wish to
urge OF our Wing friends the importance Of send
jcg IN delegation to that Convention from each
town, and such men, too, shall faithfully repre-
sert ehe feelings ard wishes Of tie mass of the
psrcy. It IS quite probable that the Presidential
question may come up in the Convention; If 20, il
~ certainly desirable that the Convention should
he i, that whatever expression is made, alial he
m,de a:ter ssccrtaning the wishes of the Wings
from al parts Of the State. Now, how can their
WISHES te ascertaincd unless they are fully repre-.
sopteG If some half dozen OF the frienos Of eth
CT OF the Candidates are present at the Caucus anG
they alone constitute the meeting, they, oE course
viii cheese, as they would have the right to do,
SeleFatoe favorable to their candidate; and the
voice o. those delegates might give to that candi-
date the nomination Of the Convention. And il
such should be- the case, the who staid at
home shoGiG acq!iese in the decisions of the Con
veniioo; for they in fact by staying at home, and
taking Interest IN the choice o. delegates, viz
finally cove their sanction beforehand, 70 any conne
tho Convention might pursue. Let there be then,
we say again, "a full delegation sent from, every
5own-let the friends Of each candidate have their
proportional representation there, and then let us
ali sct1esce in the decisions Of the majoritv.
--.---..---------
"AsGs Wiley would, Of course. want the money
oaio into the Treasury Of the Liberty Association,
10 DC fingered by the Executive Committee OF tina;
Society, which, according to the Bangor Gazette,
ir defiance Of the expressed will of the Association,
,syiehes the fund, on few EAvorites. '-i'G.t Tr-
bs9c
"Rcspccs.ng tho last som, denial and correc-
ten Of tho several most unjue. representations
S tho Gazette has been sent TO that paper, and re-
fused prbi ea:ion. '-StGn>or6.
How is this, brother Walker? We think you
blamed us for not allowing Mr.. Davis TO use cur
columns, and yet yor parsre 3 similar co'irsc to-
ward. tie leaders Of your own party. We have no
doubt from what we know Of your cpponents, that
y vca have done so, you have pursued tire night
COL rse-tts coarse that justice to yourself aad the
rttt r.led but never bamsue again, becacse
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Netice.

FTNHlS Is TO forbid all persons hsrhotRe trusting
my wife MARY GEroHELL, on my account, Is
shall pay debts OF her contracting aft this date.
BENJAMIN GETCHELI.
Bath, May >, lSie. 3w2e
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O-J'Mr. Jonathan Mcclure, I'd, OF Harmony il
this state, committed suicide on Tuesday Of last
weeh. He subj ect to partial tits Of insanity.
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Cologne.

FIRST RIA re article oi Cologne in bottles Of diff
IA feient sizes, for sale by -
T. n. q. MARSTON.
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ID 1 e ID

Lost overheard from sch Hunting, Ames, on The
passage from Boston to Sagua la Graide, Feb ID David
Doughty, of this City, seaman.
MINIATURE ALMANAC---May 12, 1s4s.
HtcH WArgn. SIM Days,
50 NOR IS ev. r4asl sis length IA 81
y I; New Moon, Sd, Q O'Clock 30 minutes morning.
81. First Quarter 9th, 10 O'Clock. II min. evening
e 3 Full Moon, 18th, O'Clock, min. morning
* Last Quarter, 2ah, O'Clock min. evening.
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Things may be seen differently, ard diff
fercntly, shown; but actions are visible,
though motives are secret.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, May II.
Arrived.
Brig Evelina Davis, Potomac River,
Sch Ann, Alley, Potomac River.
Below, Brig Catharino, storer, fun Savannah.
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Cheaper than ever!
SPaING & SUMNER
ID RY GOOD S.

r 70. HASKELL, has jus, received than
-. 100 Packages seasenabe Dry Goods, consisting
OF the latest and mos. fashionable styles OF spring
summer DRY GOODS TO he found in Boston city,
together with WI. GOODS, CROCKERY,
Tools and HARD WARE. Also good asso,.
ment OF Corn, Flour, Pork. Lard. Cheese Paints Oil
boots. SHOES, HATS, CAPS and PAPER
HANGIN8S.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to can and ex-
amino for themselves
II Is useless 10 state prices --Walb in ladies and
HentleHen' yon will find one Of The " B'HOYS" or
hand al all times.
WALDOBORO' MAY 10.