davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE' S PalentPa amt OIL Artificial Isl ate, 70
Dsae in any quantity by


DLAKE'S Patent Paint OIL Artificial lSlate, for
Dsale in any quantity by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON& SEQ.
The value ofthis artc e will be seen by the
following certificates from gentlemen who have
used itand proved its lndurating qualities.
Nix. AKE-Dedr Sir,-I had a building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
the roof which was covered with your Fire
proof Paint or Artificial Slate. The factory
took fire, and during he progress ofits destruc
tinn, large numbers OF burning shingles and 9th
Ell combustibie materials fell upon this roof so
covered, and expected every moment to see it
burstinto flames, but after the factory burned
down | examinedsaid roofand found literally
covered with Goals and cinders, but the fire had
not made the least impression upon il. After
thlstest, therecertainly can be no doubt asto
its fire proof qualites.
Rochester, Sept. .lS4S. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway, New York, Oct, 4th, lS4s.
Mr.. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the roof ofthe American, with your Fire
proofPaint. Wenow find that it has become
as hard as slate, and the almost constanitread
ofthe servants (whous the top he housefor
drying clothes does not affect il in the least'
a ind il provesa II that it was reoommendeo.
TIC TABER g. BAGLEi'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06

INTERESTING EXTRACT. Bro. Little,
hcit, of the Skowhegan Clarion, closes
pathetic appeal to delinquent subscribers
as follows" Darnyoureyeswhydont yon
payus 2"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
CURE FOR WHOOPING COCGT
DOWNS ELIXIR

Is very desirable medicine 10 IN this complain,
and probably breaks the cough more eleciualy than
any other known remedy.
1t loosens The congh and enables the patient 10 raise
easily and freely, thus saving the labor OF head cough
ing.
II you have the whoopnE cough. or if YOUR Chill
DREN KEEP YOU AWAKE NIGHTS with their cnugh hug. he
sure and u>e DOWNS ELiXIR, and you will find al
recommend il.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine gene orally,
and by A. O. Page. :. p Shaw and J. NJ Keep, Bath
VIM Baker aud f.. I. (iaicheil, Brunswick; f. Dana.
Wiscassei; F.. Dana, Jr. ana f j. Glidden, Damars-
Gotta and WIN. IL. Barnard, and John Buch, Waldo
boTo'. %
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
DOWNS ELTXTR

= mos; e!Ieciull comedy for Luug aud Liver conn
L plants. II cures colds, coughs, whooping cough
Group. asthma, bleeding nj the lungs bronchial ahec
lions. cauker IN the throat and stomach, and lung and
liver complaints. 1t has cured many OF what
was believed 10 be confirmed consumption.
II is highly concentrated, and sold and II
boues al 50 els aud 81 per botlle.
Large numbers 81 icates OF its good effects have
been published. and constantly receiving new
ones hut II, ana ii VIII BE ITS OWN BEST ccnMEN-
pATIoN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Worm EOZcnges

RE the valuable and cerlan medice dis
II covered for destroying and expellng all kinds Of
Worms which frequently trouble children. They
are a most excellent remedy, and pleasant the
taste any common confectionery. The following are
some of the prominent symptoms OF worms -
headache. dreams. vertigo topper, commissions. fever
ishness thirst bad in the mouth offensive breath
paleness about the and mouth, itching of The nose
nausea difficult breathing, cole pains in the stomach
voracity Ieamless, &c. &c. \ PAGE, S5le 4geu
f. B'h, 1y2S
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Sea Otter Oil.

THERE are number of species OF Otter, Of which
L the Sea Ouer is mach the largest. being about The
size OF large maS,f, and weg ming from seventy
eighty pounds LIS color. when in full
tecjly black and AT other times OF dark brown; the
fui very tine. and sells high price in China
which skis generally taken. 1t is exclusively
found between the i9h and 61h degrees of north aIi
indie, the northwest coast OF North america and The
shores Of kamscalcha, AMI The ADJOINING Islands Ii is
ALWAYS the coast the immediate vicinity
sal
TfenrirsS cisre this Ohsr is Ia en- use is oI er-
clpSiu Iy for n r,ot an for ify n the hair
Their 10 eoHSi Ter any other OF sfa5i us n the
head 1y3S 1 Il P4G Z. Sole Agent far Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06

Taxes for the support Of schools, are
like vapors, which rise only to descend
again to beautify and tertiize the earth.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
f. BROWNS
SarSaparilla and Tomato BitterS.

'HlS Is no quack nostrum; II is prepared from the
best materials, and the receipt has been examined
and approved by many of the first physicians in the
United States
These excellent Bltters Will be found a certain
IN all eaSeset indigestion Dyspepsia. Jaundice, Loss
OF Appetite. General Debility, Fainness aud Sinking
OF the stomach Lowness OF spirits, Cosliveness, De-
termination OF blood 10 The head pain in the limbs and
side, darrhra weakness. dizziness. culaneous erup-
tons on the face and neck, hectic fever and
sick headache, acidy of stomach bilious affections
piles aud IN all diseases causedby mpurity of the blood
the debility OF thd system, the unhealthy the
stomach and bowels
These Biers are warranted 10 be purely vegetable
cempound-and mark this, 70 they do the
least injury in any ,ohaterer.
They are kept by many persons as a FAMILY MEDI-
CINE and have been given TO the youngest children on
account fthe mdness OF their opera with excel.
lent effect. A PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath. 1y2s
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
P @ E 7 R Y T.
" Before my Hair was Gray"
By PARK BENJAMIN.

BY PARK BENJAMIN.
You bid me sing, oh lady bright,
A song of other years
There was an hour my heart was light,
My eyes unused to tears.
Ny voice had been no broken string,
And all its notes were gay .-
That was the time when colld sing,
Before my hair was gray.
Ny planets then were ladies eyes,
Their smiles my sunlight made;
But now nor sun nor planets rise.
And l am in the shade.
When lovely lips sang notes for me,
And softly babe me stay
There was no lack of melody
Before my hair was gray.
But now there are. to glad my ear,
No welcome ditties sung;
Where'er go, It's very clear
am no longer young.
Then ask me not song to sing,
Sweet girl, It's not my way
It's Winter now, though all was Spring,
Before my hair was gray.
The very birds, when falls the snow,
Rejoice the woods 10 more
You only hear the breezes blow
Their music round your door;
And so amidst the frosts of age
Bright thoughts no longer stray
was more merry, though less sage.
Before my hair was gray.
There are some wrinkles on my brow,
Some burrows on my face,
And I mus, look through glasses now,
The plainest words TO trace;
And in my voice certain shake
Not such as artists play,
Not one such tone as could wake
Before my hair was gray.
Then, lady, bid me not TO sing,
But sing by-gone strain
A touching, soft, pathetic thing,
That tells of lovers pain;
And then, perhaps, forgetting all
The sad past in to-day,
! may the tender time recall,
Before my hair was gray.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
ADVANTAGES OF RAILRoADs.-The st.
Johnsbury, VIZ Caledonan says

Johnsbury, Wy Caledonian says
"Farmers in this vicinity are now realizing
some OF the advantages of railroad comma
nicalion to market. There is demand tor
potatoes in Boston and al any other market
places in Massac husetls, and the railroad
affords facilities for transporting them TO
market, leaving fair if not large profit to
the producer. Farmers are therefore ena-
bled 10 obtain cash for all their surplus
potatoes
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06

Why is a man examining his boy to see if
he has the measles. like an astronomer 3
Because he is looking for spots oil the son.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Parallel Railway Axles.

GEORGE DINER K co. Libsyty Square Bos
VI offer for sale Parallel Railway Axles. OF superb
or quality The Parallel Axes from late experiments
in England, have been shown by Mr.. q. b. Thorney-
croft 10 be superior to any others iii use.
Oct 5 1850. 1ml7
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
OFF!

Also, BcFFALO ROBES for sale on reasonable
m a. MS store on Front Street opposite Sagsdahock
sty' aetf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Iron Foundry
MACHINE SHOP,
DANARISCOTTA MILLS, ME.

THE subscribers having been in the above business three
wears are now prepared furnish hastings at snort
notice and on favorable terms They manufacture WIND
lass Purchases Quarter Blocks, Shelves hawser stern
Deck and Side Pipes Delay chocks &c all oi'h
latest patternS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
:. Pages Vegetable Svrun
New Goods.
M0uslin de LANES,

A t the Auction Store OF Gwen & Co, received hi,
July 81 OWEN xCO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06

pklNTS Mohar Goods new and beauliful slyle.. +
l. the Auction Room. OWEN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06

Cranberries, Ounces,
CHOICE Apples, Marrow SQUASH Onions, Sweet Pota-
~ toes, Cabbage Turnps, &C. for sale the City Mar
ket by % AGPAGE
Jenny Lind Sweet Bags.
ND large lot OF Fancy Goods, Just receivedat
II % 5 p SHAW'S.
SUPERIOR CASTER OIL, at
y % SP SHAWiS.
DAY RUM, for bathing, at
ID 25 S p SHAW'S.
COUGH MEDICINES, at
" IS SP SHAW;S.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
New Fall Goods
AT THE AUCTION STORE.

NiE subscriber is opening this morning l,rr. ans,
L complete assortment of se1sonablc Dry Goods and
w sell the same Al Auction prices.
oct D 800 l6 II. w OWEN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Strike while the Iron is Hot

ALL and buy Your Goods while you can have large
lot TO select from, which opening Mt the Auction
Store of 10 OWN 20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
FOR MILLS !!

Skating gears wing and plate gudgeons, iron buckets
rims cranks boxes also arbars boxes for mill stone
ewes Hubs for ard wagons, Doe plough casting and
most kinds of castings for
agriculture, Ship Building, and
Machinery.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
u tile
ADAMS WATER WHEEL,

They have also purchased of the proprietor the rig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Passenger Arrived

ia sferrStIg Wgaed SCOT. from Nec Orssa,-NIr Rom
gard and lady, Nj Holmes. NJ L0cAhnt Mr. Sls, i,y
ana seyyt, Miss Linton Mss wilkins Ms LscerSie9 AM, I
children Mr. Duncan Col Huntington. Ms Wosltriee mi
son. MIS- Blanc hard. Mrs He-scy. Dr. Calhoun al i 4
children ard servants. Mrs klr c.. Herbert M iy Nj
De lauucs and lady. children and servant Nr n -,,-
Ar Nnratle and daughters. Ms Nathan Ms p,-sar
Mis- Games. Mss Kellogg. Alr Dreiz. and I Gasteniofr
Mr. Rehercau. Alr Dtrelr Vi rShepheri Mr. Whar-0n NJ
Emtre Mr. Ketne. Mrs Corn ana SON NJ Colylss, Wr
DullflNi Shpp NJ Fovllu Mr. "a lliace Mr. R-rot -
tc- d servant NJ LecsqT NJ Duflur, Mr. Fellows md
ads. NJ Rcd. Mss lew. Mr. Chapman. Mrs Pe--- NJ
Pom. trs KuaH. NJ Mss KNAPP. Mr. Trs.s apI i, VI
Dunbar. Ms Foley ami servant. III stewart and I'D, NJ
Ia ForSau d Ltc,h b IT, ~rou- Mr. Rrreors NJ D.
rleT NJ Dlss-c NJ Bsau-r. lir Dorsey aIr Frisy 1
sur lNiiss lf-l and scrvt Nirs HLyer children ar1 -
NJ Reed NJ Bronson. Alr D-Colsincr. NJ Reu-sr NJ
Guhcur-nr NJ Lane. Mr. Nom Mr. B0llfler ~ W1.ol
son. Mr. LII, re. and 81 d stecrs-c.
IL pocsci-sip Baltimore from HlrrfC0lstla Stevens II
Hauburs, Albert Nlc-le Geneva. Overuure. N - Me-
lsr, Aussturs. Madam sim. Pans
ID ei,p T4eais. ron Lfrspoo,-Slrah. Margaret AMI
Jesse Haveison. T. 2 Gerrl1i
ia siip Noru.1. from Hgr~r0-M-s Emma Biluc1 Ns,s
tiers Alfred. Gonzalez and Cnrr1n Banc1 Mss Iu or
b,ne -, Joaquin Roii Antonio Crrera. Francseo R,cb
all LOUIS Mulisno. + Rams
Ia .1rt Lontsa C.ro -. rom Nose-Nilss Messed
egn, Ms C4.cf 1ll child Martin VIZ Russell. rnosts
Dcerl-
ia 80 Clare Borges. .rcr. C--1colDa- SUN lady ana
e'.drtn Dr Manuel Pl--ls. Aa-t- VI < lgtg-n
. ~ 50 Eaferprlsf from NcE J4ag e Ncgr1ga1-Wm L
N4ccf, Theodore GRAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

IA stsaslp Oso from Nec- Orleans March r. FOR Cdq-
0resJ l. Cahaune. Caytllero. vi Kaufman, Meeshan.
A Monlane, simmons 7 Mcmahon, ID Conf, g Men
sns Baker. Hobbs. VI Wheeler, Scott. Ferrell,
Ii I fcUcl. VI jackson. l. Iassarrt. Parser, Bush
men, Curtis. \ " R.au Gordon. = J jeffrey, SUI
Der. Vincent. W + astls Heller, r johnson, DAVIS.
ClaSson, Roberts. W Cassiudry.J Wslser, q Al
hertlus. { Olney, Webb and lady. + VI Pearson
MtcheI. Mr. Pandu. Harms, l. VI afford, ID d Bems aud
Starke. Hrser. DR. sh. Mrs X Wood VI nae
Henry. Mn Myers and family, 4 Maupln. Herman
J tsop and lady, Mrs Mcruc, Miss Meruc r MerrIr
Suris Pcute. King. Hlllr, Glauctauf Mr. Darr
uona. A HarsraYe, Hershfuiot. l. Acos " 3 Roman
J Houshner 4 LcnA,e t5leun. Laruen. Mr. Iarr7en
bouchttt. II Yman, Mason, " Muolvertnu n Fls
ter. q Paeard RostilIcr. " keplan. Mr. Zli1naud p
D1nahoe. K " Porter r Doc1rnE Scale = PheIan "A
Hail. a. " Rcstne. " Greentlile. RadehaurU ] Pc
tiers, { VI Beach French, Meie. Snitli D Parny.
MooueF. Mrs MOunes aud child T . H. -4n 7 K.ils,
BabcoCA, J L Williams Schroeder. Reilly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

May 49, Tat 80, ion 70, brig Marshal Noy I'm Orleans
fo- Marselcs
aston
May ls lat g. lon 70 3d. bark Victor from Havana for ST
Pefersburgh
MAY lat A. Ion IS, was ship Jenny Lind, Standing
East
Nav no. lat A. Ion 49, was seen bark Sarah Hand standing
East
No date of SIontauS. sup Mar Carson. from Liverpool
with passengers.
M 49, l4t 81 So Ion 20. bng EdVd Lind Bulknan from
NYolk DAYS flr Wilmington. NC
NAV l5 PM Tat 49, Ion So o3 stmr City Il Gts-
COW. fu Philadelphia for LlyeIpo0l
Apu a. a, 20 s. Ion 3 - W bark ADO. ones, III Bait
more for RIO JauelrO
May u.s. Nautu5Aai Shoals NNE 81 miles, bark Brunette
NGrth. f.r M1tanzas
May b. lar - 3d. Ion 81 &c. passed steamer
standing o the eastward .hnvug white hurgee. with her
name ln red letters. with j black border
Apn ~ M Do 49, Ion 80 IA, SCH Gaspe II and for Gase,
On jersey
Nav o. sandy Hook bearing WNW no mles, was seen
bra CroI,iaif hUuud Another account says sle
spoken. aud WIS days from NewYork The only Au urs
oftlat Buenos Ayres March a. bound 90 RIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Presbyterian General Assembly at Utica.


UREA, Tuesday, May 20.
The principal part of the morning session
has been occupied in hearing from the Delegates of
corresponding bodies. The Delegates from the Ge-
neral Associations of Massachusetts, Vermont, New
Hampshire and New y Ork. and the General Convon-
tion of Maine, and the Convention Of Presbyterian
and Congregational Ministers in Wisconsin were
heard Their accounts showed the growing pros
pcrlty Of those powerful bodies They increasing
in their efficiency The Delegates from Massachu-
sets laid on the ASSomby's table paper declaring
that the rights of the enslayed and the honor OF the
Church require ecclesiastical bodies TO use all IN cir
legitimate power and influence for the speedy re-
moval of Slavery from the churches under their SUI
pervislon.
The afternoon session has been taken up IN dis
cussing the report Of the Committee on Bills and
Oyertures in answer TO some memorials and ques-
tons from four Prosbytcros and two Churches on
The subject of Slavery
The discussion on this report on Friday was very
animated, and was postponed. This p. VI 1t was
taken up, and several capital speeches were do
lVprod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Decrease in Is5l................ss,9l3 G

Decrease in G6
l, Will De noticed tha, the freight earnings are not
published. These have largely increased, and the
whole earnings of the Road for the above period
show a gam instead Of a loss.
The amount received al the Sub Ireasu-
" was ss7,l77 Paid, S65,2o5 Balance $2,769s2s.
We noticed a day or two ago the cleo
uon Of Directors Of the Harlem Road. At subSe-
Qucni meeting of the Directors X. Schuyler, Esq.
was unanimously elected President, George Barker.
Wee President, ;. NJ. Blatchiord, Treasurer, and
Alex. Kyle, j., Secretary.
At meeting of the Shareholders OF the
New-Jer>ey Exploring and Mining Company, held al
the Company Office Newark y j. the following gem
tomen were unanimously elected Directors Samuel
7 Jones' samuel Fowler and James L. Curtis Of
Now-Nork Richard Jones and \. {. harrington,
Newark. Nj, VIM. C. SQuier, Railway George w
Savage. Jersey City. Al "a subsequent meeting OF the
Directors the following officers were duly elected
James l.. Curtis President samuel Fowler. Wee
President samuel T Jones. Treasurer George w
Savage. Secretary Alexander VI. Cummings. Assist
ant Secretary. The Company have now twelve fur
nace> m fun blast making White Oxide, and produc
ing about I'VE thousand pounds daily. Twelve more
furnaces viii be IN operation soon They are also
producing 4bOut FIVE thousand pounds daily OF Brown
and Black Paint There Is demand for al The
paints the Company can produce. ana the sales
would DC very much laTSer could the orders be sup
Piled From the fact tha, The ZINC contains no pois
onouS qualities, Il IS favoro pigment with painters
and must come INTO general use.
The Governor OF Maine, In his Message,
represents the fiscal concerns of the state a. being
m a very satisfactory condition The public debt i
$6oO,jo0, PAYABLE IN annual sums up 10 1869 Tie
proceeds of the public lands which are set apart to
meet tins debt. VIII furnish ample means Tor several
wears 10 come. II taey be eventually sufficient 20
extngulsh the debt
At Philadelphia the Money market Is
easy at Gas p cent. Tor frst class paper
The following IS an exhibit of the re-
ceip,s upon The public works OF Pennsylvania up to
the Isl INST The comparison With last year presents
gratifying result
The tolls received on the Canals and Railroads Of
Pennsylvania. from the 30ih November, 80. 20 the
Isl OF MAY. 1881. amounted o--------- >o952l2 81
same period last year. $4,000 =
AHVit"st IA N'''SN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
MARRIED.

NAV o. bv Rev / n Weston Of Trinity Church. Mr.
RICHARD COLEMAN 70 Miss DOROTHY MILLER,
late of England
April 3d. 1881 in Casse Germany. AZ the residence Of
Dr. Louis Spohr. Mss NATALIE ZAHN % Mr. GEORGE
WIGAND, both OF this CITY
In the CITY Of Baltimore MAJ 10. by Rev J Mcleod,
DAVID WILSON to ISABEL CLARKE, all ol tas
CITY.
Alay 49, by Rev Isaac Wcscott, CHARLES VI CAR
PENTER 70 MARY 4 CRONIS. both of tins City
tn rsdaF Ma - 40 CalTar Church bv Rev Dr. lIaw
FREDK. o PENDEXlER o. ELIZA l., adopted
daughter # the late lsn l.. Emhree all Of thus Cit
On THURSDAY MAJ y, at y Peters Church, by Rev VI
Canteld Mr. FREDERICK REUTER- % Mss HENRI
ETA NIXON. both of this Citg
On Tuesday. the 10Th Ma. by Rev Mr. McEroy, Az
GUSTUS /. MCMAHON 10 MARY KNOWLrON,
all Of this CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
RX Telegrnph.

BALTIMORE. May 22-Ar bark. Lowell. Boston.
BOSTON. May 23-Arr AZoh. Marsellles Apul .. Saw
Max TO- lat 30 IS, lon 80 49, brig kcyng from Maanzs ior
CoWes
Bark Nuh Bank. Clrlenas MAY I, brig Triumph. Glen
fuesos Aprl u. schs l. Ncserson, Wilmington, Nc In
dependence Washington NC Sam Benson, Philadelphia,
Andrew Brown. Albany, J Cooley 4 CO, and Augusta,
York
ca barks Franklin, Trinidad, Sarah Olney, Mltanzas,
Hersche Wilmugton brigs Edwuri Henry. H1syi Cope
land Gardens. Appleton Baltimore. Enc, Pmlade phia
schs Somere exandra: Noble and John Stemcrs Phil
ado lphia. Ellen. and John Ireland. NYork.
CHARLESTON, May 2i-Arr sch Helena, Nfork.
Sid AebOna. Philadelphia
Cid john Currer, Liverpool
NFWBI RYPORT, MAY 2l--Alr sch Kossuth. -
NEW BEDFORD, May 2l-Arr ship Geo Washington,
York schs VI Browning, PantogO NC, Yankee, Albany,
Ann Rondout VIM Brown NYork
Sid brig Confidence. Cuba
NORFOLK. May 2l-Au brig Ann Elizabeth, Boston;
schs Junlati Weber. Lamatne NYork Fairfield Boston
Sid brks Nrguan, fJr NewOrleans, and Repeater Tor
Liverpool
Ga brig Isoa and Henry Woods, for West Indies.
PORTLAND. MAY 2l-Arr sen Alert, Phla.
SALEM. May 2l-Sld schs Martha Maria, Nfork; SAM
Cashier, Phila
Newell, NYork, sen Harvest Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
DIED.
rnng. MAY 2. JOHN LINTZ. u the

On THURSDAY morning, May p JOHN LINTZ. ia the
GSth year II his age
The relatives and friends II the family and Members Of
the NewI9s Biographical society are respectfully IN
yed o. attend ms funeral from hs late residence us Var
lcsst without further invitation On Friday afternoon II
30c.Ock
ca wednesday, May q, LOUISE infant daughter Of
Jonathan n and Elizabeth Stanton aged years
Tie friends # the family respectfully invited y at
tend her funeral Frda, MAJ g. INST 40 O'Clock VI
from the residence Of her father ~ South Frst-st VII
Aamsburgh. Ii mYll ~
Az Manhassett. Ii, on the 2lst Ma, JOHN NOR
RELi., M TIE y3d year " has a.
lis friends respectfully invited q attend las funeral
on Fuday. the sd u o'clock, from his late residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
rn.ten SIN Franeisno. $50

USPM steamship Tennessee Totten, San francesca S'o
Al Tahoga MAY l. Am shiD Brewer. Jefines bark Maiy
Florence Netr: hulks Levant Mckinney, Merchant; 80
hemia Thurisw: Clarssa. Andrews hoM'la ", -,
man, Garner. MrrF, AveHna, Jnhn rev W n
Eng ship Emily. Harvey. Blake ProettsS, Nh'SSu-f n
hlnEcr. Sampson. barAs Carraghmorc, JeiiieFt i.-
mont, Enterprise. Albion, brig Enterprise huiNs D''1
EugenIa. Brisbane. and Sarah. i. ~.
Ar az Sagua Ia Granle 9th INST Florence I'M b,'.,.
Gth CAPTAIN John NYoyk. 6th. Narcotics, DO Il'nDlH
Havana; 9Th, Brunette. 90. Robert Miller. DO . .,
SD fin do l2th, Fremont, Boston, SIN, " SIiiS''
NNork; It'll kedruu. DO
SD I'm Cardeuas 18Th INST. Emira Portland Mary Far
ron. Philadelphia. Susan Soule. Boston. 80,
Art st Maianzas 18th. bark Concord. tm HiNtnA it'n
kOSSufh. do
SID fm Do 18Th. Eliza Jane, Tor NYors. l4th. jerome
Providence Harrc>ecket. Portland, l2th. Wabash Han
Boston Adam Treat. Parker. DO Panghta. Lane NNofA
AlhatruSS. hiram. Boston Almddc, Brewer, OoweS -
Arr n Clcuflccos 9Th INST. Germ. DYER, Boston, g. u
Smouse do. 9Th Margaret Webster and Aymer carver
NNors. 5th r Adams HncAler Georgetown
SD I'm do n. James Hail. Whit, Oleron, Pcnilsion ti
Hichboru. Coicord NYork, Chase Curly Pmi"ie,
pha. Edwani. Dearborn. Baltimore, Albion Cooper y
York. jth : g. Bass. Winchester, do - , - >,
At st John, PR. date. sch Emily Hlhaid DefIa''>
fllr