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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSAL
strengthening Plaster.

LONG rRTED-rEsTED MISUNDERSTANDING
PRONOUNCED UNRIvALLED AND uNEQUALLED.
THESE PLASTERS will be found 4 for WEAK
NESS or LAMENEss in the BACK side stomach and
al RHEU Matte AFFECTIONS, STITCHES, OAR
TING PAINS &e in the limbs, back, side stomach
and for al purposes where plaster is needed they have
no superior, ifindeed an equal
by wearing upon the breast stomach they will be
found TO afford reef in all of pain
ofthe Tamd LUNG S, occasioned by neglected.
protraced colds and coughs.
They are beautifully spread prepared CLOTH at 25 cts
each, and may be wiihou, Inconvenience for long
time Ifthey become wrinked up, they may be taken of
cleansed of sweat and dust and again put and thus
worn for three sir months a time.
These Plasters are also spread thick, firm paper
atl2a cents and are by far the bestPoor an's Plaster
in the world.
Inpreparing the plaster to put on, it should not be
merely warmed, but should be completely melted, by
holding the back ofthe Pidsteroverthe fire.
Sold by Agentsgenerally, througho utthe country
AGENTS.
A. u. Page, A. Shaw and J. M. Keep, Bath; William
Baker, WIN. Johnson and E. Il. Gatchell Brunswick .
Eoniuha Daha'iscaW sets 1y3
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:. BROWNS WORM I0leNcES,

ARE the most valuable and certain medicine everds
IA covered destroying and expelling all kinds OF
worms which frequently trouble children. They are
remedy and pleasant to the taste as
worm Iozenees as they have no mercury in them.
Thousands boxes have been sold within the last
months A. q. PAGE, agent for Balm
NIB Beware ofcounterfeits 1y21
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Browns Toothache Drops,

Tor the ofthe toothache by its application
few times This is the only compound which effec-
tually kills the ofthe defective tooth without The
least pain injury the Others is not TO
contain The least acid or kreosoe which is injurious
to the other teeth, and poisonous in its effects
A: G. PAGE, agent in Bath
N B. Beware ofcounereits ly2l
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Rath Stove Factory.

H.v1NG the agency ofdiferent Iron Foundries in the
II m STATES we will furnish Stoves Of all kinds Ov
- an and Boiler Doors Coulorons, Hollow Ware and
eli t;nds OF castings at wholesale retail al the Fcun-
dry prices WILLARD WALhER Co.
hath. March "a, 1850. 90
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N THAT well known and desirable lot Of land
situated on Washington Street, between the
Isssi8 dwelling house of w. v. 4 o. MOSES and the
GAe BATH HOTEL, will be sold altogether, or in
smaller lots, 10 suit purchasers
ALSO-The remaining Stock OF an Apothecary and
Druggist.
ALso-To Let two brick stores, on the south side of
Broad St. next door of the of Field Reed,
and opposite that of z. Hyde & Co.. also the ceer under
the same. Apply 10
CHARLES DAVENPORT, | A..;r,...
JOHN DEERING, ASs'gnees
Bath, April g, 1850 41u
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For Sale.

- NEW one and half story dwelling
fSsu4 House situated on Western Avenue, and
l.l& partly finished, is offered for sale at a
bargain. The house is 80 by 20 feet. with an
ell and the lot contains quarter Of an acre Of
excellent land, and has on il well OF good water
that never fails. For further particulars apply
to ROBERT WHITNEY.
Bath, Sent. 8. TIL
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kennebec and Portland Railroad .
Spring Arrangement.
R efasN a1R ~

I'm and after Monday Mar. 18th, 1850, Pas
~ scager trains will run on this road, IN
connection with the Atlantic and St Lawrence
Railroad, every day, Sundays excepred,) as
follows
Leave Portlandfor Freeport. Brunswick and
Bath at 7 A. NJ, and Ia Pm.
Leave Bath for brunswick, Freeport' fa a!
mouth, and Portland at 8 Am. and - r. W.
At Brunswick stage connect with bowdo,"
ham, Richmond, Gardiner, Hsllowell and Au-
gusta, Ieeying Brunswick daily at P. M on
arrival of the cars from Portland.
Returning, reach Brunswick in time 1or tue
LIST train, reaching Portland at r. NJ. Through
Tickets betuceen Portland andGardiner, Ha"o'0e"'
| or augusta 81 so.
AT Bath. stages connect with Wiscasset, Dam [.
ariscotta, Waidoboro, Thomaston, Belfast and
| Bangor. O..
| Brunswick Mar. Is, 1850. ttZS
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Notice..

gWNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
the name Of ARNOLD & ROGERS, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and all demands
against the firm will be settled by WIN. ROC
Frs. AUGUS TUS ARNOLD.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
N. BAL persons indebted to said concern
are requested to make payment to WIN. ROC
Frs, and thereby save farther trouble.
Bath, Feb Is, 1860 tf35
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- A CONVENIENT, modern built house, in
nslm "A East Boston, Mass, in good repair, and
..AA well situated Rents readily for Sl4o per year.
Said house will be sold at bargain or exchanged fbr
small house in this city. Apply atthis once
Bath, March IS, 1850.
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New Fish Market.
STACKPOLE 4 TURNER,

HAVING established themselves me srrv wmld
III in q new store near the Sagadahock fsy' ;",d
Respectfully announce the public tnaI 'ney I,s ~
Keeping constantly on hand fresh Supply 3. ,t =.
al KINDS ana Wiz snns 3m40
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HONEY! HONEY!!
KELSEY'S ALTERNATING
REE HTVESt

THE most perfect article before the public NAV
be obtained of either the Subscribers who are the
sole propretors for athe towns in the County LIN
coln except Lisbon and Webster for the towns of Dam
vile, Auburn, Durham, Brunswick, Freeport Cumber-
land, Scarborough and Raymond, in the county of
Cumberland, Greene and Litch6eld in the county of
Kennebec, and Turner in the county of Oxford
Individual rights including hive $500 Orders adj
dressed to either of the subscribers Lewiston Falls
will be promptly attended to.
GEO. w. FOSS.
F NEWELL.
P.S. Benjamin Peterson, of Brunswick is our au-
thorized agent.
specimen Of the Hive may be seen at the store of
WIN. MARsToN, in this city. 3mll
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Wooden Ware!!
For Sale or Exchange.

LII kinds of Wooden Ware for sale by
II 40 W.P. MARSTON
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For Sale,

TOTO 20 House lots, situated in pleasan
lO parts ofthecity-pricesfrom soto $500
per lot. WIN. WINSLOW.
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Notice


Farm For Sale.
IN THE valuable Farm formerly owned
fs5@ by John EIwell, and situated on New
E.l& Meadows and the Basin, in Phips-
burg, is offered for sale, and will be dispo-
sed of on reasonable terms. Said Farm con-
tains IS acres, has good buildings, is well
wooded, and has young and valuable or
chard.
For further informatio apply to
TIMOTHY BATCHELDER.
Phipsburg, Feb. IL, 1850. 1884
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FOR MILLS /!
ADKINS WATER WHEEL,

They have also purchased of the Proprietor
the right of tho
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Ploughs,

0F all sizes, for sale at Manufacturers prices, BY
" 40 w P. MARSToN.
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nelly q Cos SarSap3r1lla.
A FRESH supply of the celebrated extract of Sarsa-
II parilla for sale at the City Market by
A G PAGE.
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QUY your Medicines where you may be sure of what
ID you get-n other words, buy al DR.. SHAW'S.
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Iron Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP,
AT
DAMARISCOTTA MILLS, ME-.

N\HE subscribers having been in the above
- business three years, are now prepared to
furnish castings at short notice, and on favora-
BILE terms. They manufacture Windlass Pur-
chases, Quarter Blocks, Shelves, Hawser, Stern,
Deck and Side Pipes, Delaying Pins, Checks,
&C., all Of the latest patterns.
FOR MILLS p!
Shafting Gears, Wing and Plate Gudt cons,
Iron Buckets, Rims, Cranks, Boxes, ais" Saw
Arbars, Boxes for Mill Stone Eyes. Hbcs for
Carts and Wagons, Doe Plow Casting and
most kinds of castings for
agriculture, Ship-Building. and
Machinery.
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
THE undersigned have this day associated Themselves
together for The practice Of their profession, under
the style of
HOVEY 4 SHAW,
and have located themselves the shire town of Lin
coin County,
HaT WISCASSET.
All business entrusted 10 them will receive prom.
attention.
Messrs II. s. passes facilities for trnnsactnc bus
ness throughout Lincoln and Kennebec Counties One
of the firm will be in constant attendance at the Courrs
in Lincoln EDWIN 8. HOvEY
FREDERIC E. SHAW
wiscasset March 90 1850 tfI0
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NUN I III
New York Daily Trfbnne

90 We published an advertisement inadv ertently
time since that did injustice TO Dr. S. P Town
send who is the original proprietor OF the preparation
of Sarsaparila known as DR.. Townsend's. Other
parties have within the past few months engaged or
connected themselves with a by the name Of
Townsend who put up medicine and calls it Sy tha
name. This medicine advertised in The
Tribune the original SC This adv ertisement also
contained matter demgatory to the character of Dir
s p Tow nsend and that OF his medicine. We regret
it appeared, and in justice to the Dr. make this
plauation
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SHIPS FURNITURE,

Manufactured to order i'll the best style. Old Furni-
ture repaired and vanished.
Mr. Thornton superintends the Cabinet Manufacture
ing Department. and all orders for work promptly AT
tended to. u4l
Rath Bprl I. 1850,
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[conRrsPoSDrxcr OF THE REPuBLrc.l

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20--5 p. m.
The election for Governor is drawing near, and
the Wings appear to be greatly elated with sue
cess. Accounts from the counties the Eastern
and Western Shores, where Mr.. Clarke has visited,
are quite satisfactory. He has made very favora-
bic impression wherever he has been, and the re-
suit of the discussion in the Square, Wcdnes-
day afternoon, has rendered him still popular
among the Wings Of Baltimore.
Herr Ryninger is TO repeat his feat Of walking a
single wire over four hundred feet long and forty
feet high, this afternoon This is rather a danger
Gus experiment, and will be Witnessed by thou
sands OF the curious. ! notice the omnibuses are
crowded with passengers, particularly ladies, on
their way 10 Broadway.
There is nothing new Of general moment, the
day has been rather warm and oppressive.
No sales of flour to-day Wheat Is steady, with
good demand at the prices Of yesterday. Sales
Of white and yellow corn, at So 90 cts.
Sales Of s 900 Baltimore 6's, Of 1890, at 1906,
s 1000 Bait. and Ohio Railroad bonds Of 1867, at
90. ". o. &c, Of 1867, closed at 1851 bid, ll6,
asked; ditto, Of 1865 III asked Bait 6s, Of 1890,
lO5, bid, LOG asked.
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TeIcgraphic.
New YoRK Sept. 20

NEW iohh1 sept ~.
The mail from San Francisco with dates 10 the
10Th ultimo, brought down by the steamer
Caroline, but Rad not reached Chagres when the
Philadelphia left.
There were some few cases of cholera on the 18TH
mus among the natives. The dry season had com
menced.
Three Chilians had dug S IA, 900 in fortnight at
jamestown mine.
All kinds of goods were bringing high prices.
Mess pork, SIS TO 1924 liquors, firm; flour, s. III
70 Sl2; rice, to 10 centsj coffee, 80 to 40 cents
Money was in demand
The following Baltimore vessels had arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th: The Sarah Hooper,
Fanny Johnson, bark Tarquin, Chenango, State of
Maine, Monterey, Falmouth, and Jane Henderson
The report of riot at Sacramento City is
hrmed Sixty squatters proceeded to the prison
ship to release their companions. They con-
fronted and an atfray commenccd Mayor Biglow
was badly wounded. The city and many
others were killed and wounded both sides.
Steamers were despatched to San Francisco for
troops and assistance The squatters having rein
forced, to the number of eight hundred, the lieu
tenant governor declared martial law. The riot
was subsequently quelled.
PlrTsBvRG, Sept 10.
FULLY COMMITTED MAIL RoDnERy-We
learn that General Hinton United States Mail
Agent, has been fully committed for trial at Co
lumbus, Ohio to answer the charge of robbing the
mail. The stolen money in his possession has been
fully identified.
BosToN, Sept. 20.
Jenny Lind has arranged to give concerts here
on the 9th and 30th instant.
The steamboat and railroad companies here pre-
sented her with free tickets through and back.
BUFFALO, Sept 10.
ARREST BANK RoBBER.-We learn that a
notorious character, named Jack Wade, has been
arrested in this place, a charge of robbng the
Dorchester Bank of Massachusetts, of over s 80 900
some four months since.
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TcoRREspoNpENcE OF THE REPUBLIC. !

New York, Sept. Is, 1850.
To- night, the Swedish nightingale sings for the
third time. At one O'Clock, to-day, the tickets
were all sold. She will not sing again in this city
until the Tripler Hall, Broadway and Mercer
streets, is finished. 1t is impossible to describe the
style of her singing 1t is not of the Italian school,
although she executes its most difficult music in
the most ravishng manner. Her pronunciation
of the Italian is remarkably correct and beautiful
After listening to her with great attention, have
come to the conclusion that she is the finest singer
ever heard. Her voice has immense range;
it is of the finest quality, and its lcxibiy is equal
to any demand of the Yet she does not move
our softer feelings. We admire, wonder and APP
plaud, but we do not melt Perhaps may yet
have occasion to weep at some of her strains, but
she has not developed any pathetic power at pre-
sent. Adelaide Kemble, before she left the stage,
had this power her audience. do not re-
member any other singer who has.
Our political horizon is not cloudless The diff
fcultes in the Democratic ranks are by no means
settled 1t is doubtful whether the Barnburners
and Old Hunkers will agree. There is question
to be settled in this city of local character which
will determine whether oil and water can minge.
John Van Buren, has certainly out managed his
opponents so far. He has GOODNESS which mo-
thing can disturb. The Wings going on very
harmoniously SO far; and, if certain Satanic in
trigues can be defeated, the State will be Wing al
the next election.
We have now before us great and glorious :
reer, if we will bet follow it, The most dangerous
questions ever before the American people have
been settled under Wing Administration. We
have only to pursue our conservative course to re-
tain the confidence of the people.
The Governor General of Canada and Lady Ell
respect was made for him. This is to be regretted.
To tell the truth, all parties afraid to touch the
subject.
The charges made by the Fire Department against
certain members of the Common Council UNI
dergoing investigation, but with closed doors
This looks as if there something rotten in the
State of Denmark.
The torpedo case has received n new aspect by the
sudden disappearance of Counsellor Warner, the
principal witness the party at whose instance tho
prosecution Of the Drurys commenced.
the Forrest affair is not yet decided.
The Washington sails tomorrow with good
freight and passenger list. 1t will carry piece
of information highly interesting to the American
commercial interests in England-the nomination
of J. r. Crosby to the consuship at Cowes. The
President has shown a magnanimity in this which
greatly rebounds to his honor. We never had a
sui in England so popular as Mr. Crosby.
Our money market is easy, being abundanty
supplied We expect one half monthly remittance;
from California daily, and in large amounts.
CLEON.
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A CARD.-JOHN Ii. GIBBS would take this
"A opportunity OF returning his most heartfelt
and sincere thanks to his friends and the citizens
Washington and its vicinity, who for the last thir-
teen years have liberaby and kindly patronised
him in his business of hair dressing the National
Hotel. At the same time, he begs to make known
his intention OF carrying on the following branches
OF his former occupation, viz: Hair dressing and
Cutting, Hair dyeing, Shampooing &C., on Penn
syvania avenue, over his Fancy Store, where gen
tlcmen and ladies will find rooms well and suitably
adapted for their comfort and convenience in the
above business. He trusts, by giving his undivided
and constant personal attention. to merit the future
patronage of his friends and the public and assures
them that efforts shall be wanting his part to
prove his deep of past favors and appreciation
OF such encouragement as may be offered him in
time TO come.
To all those indebted him at his late establish
ton that, finding it eligible to make the above
change In his business location and arrangements,
he would esteem il as particular favor that an
early settlement of their accounts should be OBJ
served, to enable him to close up satisfactorily and
at once The books of the concern will be found at
the Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, where j. ii. Gibbs will be
ready to receive all those who avoraby disposed
towards his new undertaking. His rooms will be
ready for the reception of customers about the
lst of October
N. b. private room for Ladies and Children
Hair cutting, &c.
Wigs, Toupets, Scalps, SC, always on hand.
Measures and orders taken and executed at the
shortest nouce. Sept lS-6tif
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NEW AND ELEGANT CARPETINCS, sc.
~ The subscnbors have the pleasure now Of in
forming their friends, and the citizens generally,
Of the cities Of Washington, Georgetown AlcNan-
dria, and the adjacent country, that their stock Of
the richest and latest styles of House. furnishing
Goods, Of every variety, Is fully complete, and will
surpass, not only in variety OF styles but also in
elegance and taste, any former display 20 which
the attention of their patrons has been invited.
They name
IN CARPETINCs.
French and English velyets, latcst designs, SUI
pcrativo.
English Tapestries, very rich
superlstvo English Brussels, extra heavy
do premium American Rrussols.
English and American, low priced, extra rich.
Imperial three-ply, new patterns, extra super
English.
American Ingram, all WOOL ow-pricod.
Tapestry and Royal Venetian, for steps.
Cocoa Mattngs, for basement passages.
Hemp Carpetings, very serviccable and cheap.
Floor Oi-Cloths, in full sheets, cut any shape.
Extra rich Chenille and Tuftcd Rugs.
Low priced Chenoille and Tufted Rugs for
chambers
Figured Baires and large. sized Crumb Cloths, sc.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS they name
Extra rich French DE Lsnes
do German do
do English do low.priced.
do Wors,ed Darnark, every shade.
do Union do very cheap,
do French and English Chintres.
1willsd and plain Turkey (red) Csshulerea,
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains.
Gilt Cornce, late styles, Gimps, Tsssel Loops,
&c, in great variety,
They also ask especial attention 10 their large
and carefully selected assortment Of
Linen sheetings, Table Damarks, Satin Dam.
asks
Table Cloths, Dams.k Table Napkins.
Towellings, Table and Piano Covers.
White and colored Bed ouilts, bed and crib
Blankets
Pillow-case Linens, Cotton sheetings.
Step Damssks, Step Oil Cloths, &c.
Together with every other article in their line
all of which have been purchased upon such terms
es will enable them 10 maintain their reputation o
furnishing the very best goods at the lowest
prices. p, H. HooE 4 Co.
Sept 2l-4wlf
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"A bers of Congress and others, about to leave
the city, and desirous of procuring selection OF
Presents, Souvenirs and variety OF useful well
as ornamental articles. will find at JOHN Ill
CHESS store, Pennsylvania Avenue, beautiful
assortment of Fancy Goods of the most approved
and novel styles, consisting in part OF the follow
Ing:
Work, Fancy, Perfumery, Glove, and Handker-
chief Boxes
Writing Desks. Cases &c.
Cigar Cases, Portfeuies, Porte Monnaie5
Paper Weights, Tablets, Bouquet Holders (silver
and giD
Smelling Bottles, China articles, Dressing Cases
Fine Jewery, Paris Perfumery
Hair Brushes, (Ivory, Buffalo, inlaid, rosewood,
and satin wood backs)
Every other description of Toilet Brush Toilet
Combs, ladies' elegant Tuck Combs, just received,
of the last fall fashion. variety of Papier Mache
goods, sc.
Also full supply of ornamental Hair work,
which ladies will do well to examine.
Fancy and Perfumery Store. Pa. avenue,
Sept 20-3tif between 9th and 10th sta.
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Formulation

POTATO Ror IN New JERsEY.-We regret TO
learn from the Woodbury. Constitution that the
potato rot prevails very extensively in Gloucester
and Camden counties, and that whole fields are
lost. One person, it is said lost one hundred BUSH
els out Of one days diggings, which were smooth
and white, and looked well when dug. field in
Newton township, of very late planting, and only
about half grown was almost entirely ruined. The
loss, IL fears will be very heavy one, the cul
ture of the potato has been entered into very largely
by the farmers The early crop, on account Of the
season, nearly total failure in that region.
Napdrk dduertiser.
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CoAL-We have a few remarks to mako on thu,
subject suggested by the recent rise in the price Of
the article.
We regard coal our most desirable and most
reliable fuel, and believe il will a general thing
grow cheaper and cheaper, just facilities for
its transportation shall increase, for centuries TO
come.
The completion Of the canal TO Cumberland will
bring large quantities of the superior product
of that region to Georgetown, Washington and
Alexandra, but will probably not lessen the price
Of the fuel used in these cities. The demand for
the use Of steamers will keep up ito prices, even II
the cost OF transportation should authorize any di.
minution therein. But while the Cumberland coal
Ia very desirable for the uses named, Il must be
sold at price much less than the anthracite, in
order 10 be adopted into general for other pur
poses, az a much larger quantity Of Il is requisite
to produce given amount of heat. We therefore
infer that obtaining access to the Cumberland re-
gion will not cheaper the coal consumed In these
cities But we do not look for the accomplishment
of this till late in the fall If indeed II can be effect.
ed at all during the present year.
Our reliance this fall must then be placed upon
the anthracite coal and il behooves as to study how
II may be best used. The first thing, of course for
every family TO do, 10 TO observe the market, and
buy upon the most desirable termsy bit in doing
this, the adaptation Of quality and sire to the man.
ner OF iu application 10 worthy the serious study
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+. G. JUDsoS.-The friends Of the editor Of Ned
Bunline's Otcn had mass meeting at Grand street
Hall last evening, which was harangued by several
Of bis friends. steamboat has been chartered to
take him on board soon his time is up on
Backwels Island the Both inst, we believe. The
meeting last night a most enthusiastic affair,
and the speakers quite earnest in their denun-
cations at the "porsecution Of Judson."
Nctp York Tribune l0H
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The Norfolk Beacon states that the parties who
arc TO rebuild the Scaboard and Roanoke railroad
have concluded their arrangements satisfactorily
and finally, and will commence their work in a
very short time. The road will connect the towns
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, in Virginia, with the
town OF Weldon, in North Carolina, the latter be-
ing on the great mail route between the North and
South. The road IL 10 be constructed under
union OF charters recently granted by the Lcgisa-
lures Of the two States through which il masses