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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS
The Fashions! The FashfOns!! q
JoHfT STAFFORD, sA =
Fashi0 n bic Boot and S hoe
MANUFACTURER. Wi e' Z


rdh1 The subscriber having jus, returned RI
from Cincinnati with well selected
V-slockof materials, would respectfully. >
inform the people of Evansville and surrounding
country, that he has located himself in this city,
with view OF carrying on the manufacture Of
of Boots and Shoes, and respectfully solicits
liberal share of public patronage. He will keep
constantly on hand variety CT BOOTS and
SHOES, of his own manufacture, and on very
reasonable terms. He especially invites the
custom of those who may wish handsome or
fashionable Boot or Shoe, made 10 order His
arrar gements are such as to enable him to 90
work promptly and on the shortest possible notice,
in Style not surpassed by any other establish-
ment in the city YlHar.
just put your neighbors all in mind
OF his cheap boots and shoes;
And if they want to know what kind, A-H
Say any kind they choose.
Ml. s. feels quite confident that he can render
Terisct satisfaction 10 All who may favor him
with their patronage Be sure and give him
trial, as he sells cheap as the cheapest. $500.
Evansville August 5fh, 1851. Taug6 -3m1
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INSURANCE.
The Evansville Insurance Company,
CAPITAL STOCK @25O,OOO,

The Evansville Insurance Company,
CAPITAL STOCK &250,0OO,
Office on Water street, four doors beiow Main.
MARINE & FIRE INSURANCE.
M AY be effected al the office OF the Evansville
lvl Insurance Company, on terms as favorable as
those OF other solvent insi,u ion. and with an
absolute certainty OF payment case ofloss. That
part oithe Capital Stock, not actually paid cash.
is secured by mortgage on real estate, at three
fourths Of Il value; and the mortgages contain
powers of sale, whic. will enable the Company to
compe'stOckhOIders to pay promptly, in cast of ne
cessity.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Matthew w. Foster, Gillison Maghee,
Conrad Baker, Henry 4. Babcock,
Charles Viele, John Ingle, Jr.,
Henry d. Allis, John S. Hopkins,
John M. Stockwell
JOHN Nj. STOCKWELL Pres't
WIN. T. PAGE, Sec'y. ,mhl9-tf
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ASSctSs
Cash on hand ......" S7.l20 70
Newark City per cent Bonds 1900
Brooklyn - $4,000
Bonds and mortgages on real estate
worth double the amount loaned. =. $50 1854 81
Real estate.... ..".... .............. i6.96S Al
Premium notes drawing per cent in
terest secured by policies. Coz. 24S 40
Loans on scrip.... .................. 6.O25 80
Premiums, premium notes and cash in
the hands OF agents and in course OF
transmission 80. 9.676 IA
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FOUND

u ESTERDAY morning on First g., between
i Main and Locust, email amount Of money
which the owner can have BY calling on the un
dersigned, describing the properly. and paying fol-
this advertisement. q. II. TODD.
augltf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-19

REMOVAL.
IT HAVE removed my Office one square and hall
Il above Main street, near the SheTwo God House, on
Fret street, and can be found either there or at
residence square above, at all times, unless pro.
fessionaly engaged in the city its immediate vi
entity. fmhl9tf. DAN'L MORGAN, NJ d
CUNDRIES.-
- 2 cases fancy Cashmere;
20 do madden prints J. Dunnell & Co.'s;
s. do Manchester Cashmere;
lease figured Silk Poplin;
I do solid color do;
cases mixed Cotton Hose;
case English Prints;
Recsived tkis day by JAS. Low & CO..,
sug30 Az Main Of Louisville, Ky.
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All deposits made with the Company will be re.
agreed upon. [mhl9til VIM. T. PAGE, Secty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-19

USE HOwE8 CELEBRATED COUGH
CANDY.
T is certain cure tor Coughs, Colds. Hoarse-
Bronchitis, &c, &c. Try it. C.. BELL, :
Sole Agent for Evansville.
Also sold by ALLEN c. HALLOCK,
w. M. WOOLSEY.
lmhl2 lyrJ KELLER & FARNSLEY.
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EAGLE MILLS COTTON YARN

EAGLE MILLS COTTON YARN.
TINE subscribers have become agents for the
Il abb We mills. and supply customers with
on very favorable terms. From the universal sat.
isfabton which these yarns have given. we think
il useless to add anything in their favor, but ask
purchasers to an examination
jy7 FOSTER e. BROWN.
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Nj OLASSES-s5 bbls choice reboiled Molas
lN1 ses in perfect order for sale by
aug9 FOSTER & BROWN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-28

THE FARMaR's PROSPECTS IN OXFORD CO.
We have recently had occasion to travel in
different parts of Oxford County, and we think
the agricultural prospects in this County
were never better The hay. although not so
great a yield as in some seasons. is of excellent
quality, and will be sufficient in quantity Cor
the farmers use. Grain has not been better
for many years. We saw several fields of ex
cellent winter wheat, and to raising this, our
farmers intend in future to give increased at
tention. Corn is we'll grown thus far, and the
only fear is that the season will not be long
enough for it to come to maturity. Potatoes
appear promising-as yet we lave no com
plant ofthe potatoe disease in this qnarter =
Crops, generally of all descriptions, promise an
abundant harvest. The farmers will have full
purses this year-success to them Paris
Democrat. --sr.7 f - F1
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Gold Pens.
NEW ENGLAND ART UNION.

AO4$A L O4x0s
A sPRlME assortment of GOLD PENSION sale yer
n cheap by 46 SAWYER MAGOUN.
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DoME>TI, PORTS

BosTON-Ar goth, brig st Lawrence of walioboro)
Sprowl, Bangor sc H, a%nsonof Bath, Berry from
Juniata Webber, Damariscotta H.Wl c
Cid sch Sarah Lewis, Lermond, Thomaston. ssrS
adelphia Com Stewart, Of Harpswe Bishop do schs
Desah Sylvester Bath Yucatan Darling, Augusta a.
Inon Perry, Rockland cstherine, McNear, and Dray,
Cid, brgs Arcadan, Chase, wiscasset Cohen, Dali
CID 2sd, brig Mary Jsne Yates, Thomaston Ames-
bury, Colburn, Bath. 1HHE aa-e.Yl ig.r sa
Ar 2sd, brig -ound Pond, Pierce. Gonaives.
Ar 9th ship Hampton Davis, London I'd ult brig Nc
Main, of Warren, Young Fortune. Island 9Th inst schs
omeo, Of Waldohoro, Palmer, Philadelphia Benz Stand
ard, Comery, Rockland . --rr
CID 23d schs CoHsnI Beck. Augusta; Massaso, Tarr.
Gardiner; ArenzameRd, Snow, Bath. U.E1ffF 3
2)th ship kssnth ( BATH Fisher, Cronstadt June
81, Elsneur 81 nlt The has experienced a succession
Of westerly winds. and has been twent, DAYS from
the Banks brig Zuyder Zee, of wadoboro, Fosse Ma
NEW YORy-sr 2oth. brig ApaIachcola. Bath schs
Yarmouth, John, Foan ain, II IIerrick and Loohinvar
Rockland. a Nrn
Ar lst brig Ava ADAMS: Bath scfs Patriot Bucklin,
and Bolivar, zones, Rockland; 2lsl, ship H II Body.
skolfed, Liverpool.
Cid, ship sewan, Morrow, Bic; bark Orline St John,
Ar2ls schs Dover Packet, Davis, and Medora, Rhodes
Rockland. -4..f
Ar 22d. sch Pawtncket Ames, RockIand.
Cid 90 bark Roderic DIN. MoCntock, Wilmington,
supposed NC !; Alvarado, Healey Rockland baIk Benz
Adams, Crockett, Mobile Il ainbow, Richardson, Rag
ged Island. .
tine Turner, Wilmington sch Fortune stearns, Rock
land.
Ar 2ith bark Harvard, Goodwin, Havana brig View
World of WaLioboro, Cashier Matanzas sch Lepreette
of Rockland, Reed Ceniuegos. t-..-s-
MOBlLE-Ady 18th, brig Abby Jones, Burk, for Bos-
ton with despatch.
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 10th, ach H Mason, New
York. 81 4r . aa s.N nr H- 4r
CHARLESTON-Ar 18th, ship Philena, Herbert, Liv-
erpool
NEW HAyEN-Ar 2lst sch Mary Jane, Perkins,
Hallowell. #f ftf.E Ley FIJI st #t4
NEW IONDON-Ar both, bark John Bird, Bird from
New York for Rockland. NHE NHFf ww+
Ar Pest, brig Lucy Watts, Watts, New York for Thorn
aston - -l9 lfrIiHrEnT I- I1E.-.l r.tt n
NEWPoRT-Ar 22d, sch Zerhyr, Rockand for New
York
FALL RIvER-Ar 22d, brig Harriet Newell, Warren,
Baltimore.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 2lst, sch Senate Robinson, Rock
land for New York
DIGHTON-Ar 2lst, sen Carroll Mathews Gardiner.
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FOR sIGN PORTS.

Treste-In polt inst, ship Arlington Ryan, for New
York ffe ft stti W. faf IT F-f y
Cronstadt-In port I'd inst bark Indian Queen, Drum
mond. unengaged. -..
Havana-ln port sth inst brig Emma Hughes for Bal
tmOre DIS.
In port 9th, bark Gen Taylor disg brig Bloomer,
Dickman, do.
In port 18th, hrgs Sea Bird Curtis, FIN Bath 80 ds
eth. dsg.
Sid 9th brig Harriet. Gibson, Cabanas ieth i tn,
bark tussa, MAXWELL Cowes 18th, Wy andote, Smith,
Boston. ...nH # ..-..
Andrews, NB-Ar 9TH inst, sch Mary Ann, Waycott,
Bath.
Matanzas-In Port 18th, ship Tarquin, Doughty, fol-
Boston, ldg.
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sTHs SiAvf TtzDf.- By the PhdniS scfew
steam! sio,.r. FROM the coast ct Africa, il i
aano,,ncsd hat slave trade was very de.
pressed, no eaIH'lre Saving been made for
some time past by the African squadron
At some Of the previously chief haunts OF
the trade, such as Pail de Loanda, the slave
nerchantsr are halle better than bank snpts,
from hesnabIity sorun carsoes undeieried
hy our cruisers. Very much Of This healthy
s'a'eioi lungs Is also represented 10 arise
from the energetic measures taken al Bra
I'll, by whichtt is ialmostiiunpessIhle TO land
slaves with safety, should they reach that
coast. TIre Phe ak wa, put in commission
Tor the COAST ia July, 1919; she has taken
eight slave vessels and three boats, but no
slavesaoe rd7any of hem. with sile exceP-
lion of 40 slave children found 10 one boat.
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Scrofula. Fever-Sores.

Se,ja He1d Erpsipe0s Salt Rheun Rhenmafisn, Syphd's
Irunfions Pimyles Face, Iiver-COmplatnts,
Paes I.nnbryo. Concsrons Ulses, COstiveness, Son.
E.~, suc usiu. the Side, Breast Hons, and
Jo;sf. and All OTHER INPUR BLOOD DISEASES see our
PAMPHLETS and Handbls-every Agent has them %
give away
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-28

MRS WINSTON, an experienced nurse
and FEN ALE PHYSICIAN, has SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething BY
softening ihe gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it.
Mothers. it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief AID health to your infants, aeUer has 1t
failed ff;a,ely used, --perfectIy safe to be ad-
minIstered to very feeble infants A fresh
supply at CURTIS s PERKINS. Price %
cents a hottie.
n P. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW-S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your rhild is suffering. DR.. S. P. Shaw, ast
IYfI De
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Sur Bu,Lplno n VIEW Brpronp.--Tr

Sur BUfIDiMo " NEW BEproRD.--Tru-
FAINT, Drommond &, Co. OF Bath, Me. are
now CONSTRUCTING three ships Tor MERCHANTS
of Ihiscity-one OF 460Ions for Mr.. Juna-
Than Bourne, Jr.. intended for a whaler, and
10 he launched in a few lays |; a second, Of
40, Cor MtssrS Wood g. Nye. also intended
tur u wh. ler, and 10 h. commanded by Capt.
Jeniry, late III The Two Brothers OF This
pori !; aud third. of $50 lo,,s, for Mr. Geo
IIussey, 10 be employed IN me East ludla
trade, aud commanded by Cap. Winsor,
late d the Joseph Meigs, Of this port Neap
BEDFORD Mercury. !. nL-.LL. nlL -Y.LI y
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-28

New ORLEANs, August 22.-By letters re-
ceived here from authentic sources, dated the
18th, we learn thai Lopez had only fought
one battle with tie Spaneh troops. The
latter met with a repulse, but shortly
receiving large reinforcenents with cannon.
&c, they returned to the charge and sue
ceeGed III utterly routing the patriots, and
capturing nearly every one of them. lnciu-
ding Lopez This battle occurred almost
Immediately after the landing. The loss
on the Spanish side upon their repulse was
was between four and five hundred. Every
thing is quiet at present, and no further dif>
ficuiy is anticipated until more FIlIIbusters
arrive
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STATE OF MAINE.
LINCOLN, ss.-Disirct Court Middle District, June
Term, A ID ISL

LINCOLN, ss.-Disirict Court, Middle District, June
Term, d 1851,
And now il appearing 10 the Cont that the said
William I. B ~ isnol resident of This STATE, aud
no tenant agent or attorney therein, that his goods
estate have been attached in this suiI thai he
had no notice OF the pei,llency thereof. ttott
II Is orde ed. that The PHI notify The said Best OF the
pendeucy OF this suit by serving him with atieSied
copy of his writ and declaration and this order reon
or by publishing Ike copy thereof three weeks sue
cessivey i'll The Eastern Times newspaper printed
BAH. The service upon said Best or the last pnbcao
said newspaper 10 be thirty days At Least before the
FERN of this Court, be holden Wiscasset. with
and for The County of Lincoln. the iourh Tuesday
Of October next that he may then aud there appear and
show cause if any he have, why judgment should not
be rendered agaiist him ia This sun execution issue
accordingly. .t ....I
Itest:-E BOFM4N Clerk,
Absracl Of writ and declaration and copy of order
Courl thereon.
Arrest e BOHMiN,. CT rk. 3wa
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-28

FT Ann Smith and Elizabeth Colby were
arrested.in Manchester on Tuesday. for steal
ing horse and chaise from N. L. Bemis, of
Worcester. They hired the conveyance for the
avowed purpose of going to Clinton !; they how
ever continued to journey to Manchester. en-
deavoring to sell the team to several persons on
their route. ~ Ode y .|l..'.4ii il ..l rNo
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-28

The kENpALLs' CONCERT at the CITY Hall on
Monday evening was rare entertainment
The performances of these celebrated musicians
on the busle, althor and clarionet were thrill
ling and charming. Mr.. Frenzel proved him
self master Of the piano and very skillful per-
former on the violin. The singing by Mr.. Frost
and Miss Kendall was passable
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.

lust published the Life and Public Services OF EN-
j ANDREW JACKSON, seventh President OF The
United States including the important of HIS Stale
Papere. with The Eulogy delivered by the Hon. Geo
Bancroft Edited by Jon $. jenkins, A. NJ. Publish
ed by GEO ii. DERBY Co., 10 whom all orders should
he addressed.
among us and there remains OF the great man but
The memory OF his acis-now that party strife and po-
icai turmoil longer buffet his name and fame be-
tween gaols OF opposing acions-now hat the dead
may claim, what few distinguished men ever received
while living. the di<passonate Judgment OF their fellow
men, now is the tin life OF Andrew Jackson 10
he written. generation springiIig up, 10 which
tho deeds of his life will be matter OF history and il
right thst IL sh,,ud receive lis knowledge OF them
through "a medium free 81 prejudice aud party spirit.
'rhe question of the Union brings up his action on
the notification question and in the very words which
Bancroft in his euogy IN 1si5 applied 10 the author OF
the proclamation. The Union 1T must be p-eserref
The whole influence OF the past invoked in ni
constitution from The council-cambers OF he fai
who moulded our institutions from me ha where
American Indie peudence declared. The cl .ar. loud
cry was utered-srhe Union-it must be pres 'rved'-
From every battle field of the Revolution fr I'm Lex
Ington and Bunker's Hill-from Saratoga a I'D York
towi-fron The field Of EuIaw-from The cane-brakes
thai sheltered the menof Marion-the repeated, long
prolonged echoes came up-'rhe umon-it must he
preserved From every valley IN our land-irom ev-
ery cabin on the mountain sdes-ffom The ships
at our the tents Of hunters IN our west
ernrnos prairiesfrom the living MINDS oi me hVihe
,DiIlos ~ American freemenirom the thIckly coming
glor;es Of firur,y-ihe shout went up like The sound OF
many waters-eThe Union-t must be preserv d. The
address from which this passage was 70
length in the present volume. being we beiiev the on
IN form in which il is present accessible we nave
also iudcious selection of Jackson most memoraoie
S,ate Paners his Vetoes the Proclamation, Messages
Inaugural and Farewell Address There is, too, a re-
nr;ni of DR. Be,hme's sermon on his death. An excel
len, full length portrait froniisniece To- The volume
which is a credahle specimen OF The risIng Buffalo
press ''-Li'erdry World. $4,000. ,
n Our authorized Agent will call and presen, The
IN" RIAgen,s wanted 10 sell the above work in all the
States in the Union Apply p2st-raia 70
sue 1854 Main Street, Buff lo.i
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-28

Terrible Conflgration al Concord, N. H
The most disastrous fire that ever occurred in
that State, took place on Monday night and
Tuesday morning. at Concord An extra fro m
the office OF the Patriot. says :-,1rn f.
We are unable to state either the amount
of loss or insurance; but the loss must be from
100000 to Sl50,O00. Probably large por-
ton is covered by insurance We will en-
deavor to give the particulars of the loss and
insurance in our paper of tomorrow.
THIS fire iods undoubtedly the cork of an in
cendiary A negro called Jack Robinson, is
suspected, and has been arrested. t..- .
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Morse's Syrup Of Yellow Dock
Root.

THE genuine artcle-a Valuable remedy for man,
L d.. eases, for sale at the Cry Market by t
~ i-i... -.1-- --.LAL-r 4 A. q. PAGE.
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qnEAyTERN TmEs qTT
MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

vEny ARRIVED. .zss, A--S
~4~-s = r. wEDSEsDsY, Aug 90.
Bark Mary Elizabeth, Goodings Newt ort, W.
H97El g-l1LL NN3 THURSDAY, Aug 81.
BIZ sch Elizabeth, Wilson, st George, NIB, -,
..r.. e-it..ss.-..n CLEARED. A
Bark Anonmo, (Sic) Costa, Palermo DO 4so iia7i ~
Bark L q Heberf, Hodgdon, Messini. ,,.,.,-,s .,
.0G1.0li IS ARRIVED. ! i~fDNi'iNNN s
Brig VIM Purrington, Pasr, Gaudsloupe.
Brig Financeer, Hall, BALTIMORE .r.-.l s.,.- ara
Brig Marcia, smith, Boston. t-.
"a SATURDAY, Aug %.
,,N CLEARED.
Brig James Wallace, Small, Gaudaloupe. Itf4 u y
Br sch Mary Elizabeth, Wilson, CampobeIlo, NIB.
.,.-..- s..a4..... MONDAY, Aug rs.
ARRIVED.
Brig B Young, Hill. Oxford, Nd,
!, Sch ArenzaInendi, Snow, BOSTON. n . 81 az ~
Sch Director, Higgins Boston, t-rt -,. f,rf
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Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue. Of license
from Court there will be exposed tor sale al The house
Of Mrs. Helen Wright in Woolwich, on SATURDAY, the
9Th day Of September nexi, ats o'clock NJ, 50 much
Of the real estate OF Franklin Wright, late Of Wool.
wich deceased will raise the sum 81 one hundred
and eighty dollars for the payment Of his debts and in
cideuial charges Of sale sNs..
Notice Of sale 10 bs given by publishing in the Eas
tern Times three weeks successfully, the first publca
10 be thirty da VI before. the SALE i.n.Tw
/. HELEN WRIGHT, Administratrix-
woolwich. Aug. IS, Issl 3wo'
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DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OLA
THOUSAND FLOWERS,

FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY, FOR BATHING,
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES. RI
HIGHLY perumed by It's .wn ingredients. Recon-
c; mended by the faculty Of almost every European
ery n established under The patronage Of alnes ev
seian III London and Paris, and thousands of in
deinh; " no make daily of ItiiH ". York PhIla
cen,Ieme bos'on l. is the greatest luxury lady
could wish for The of healtI,
soothing sen.a,;oo enheliislme, and us delicate
TO the complexion. - -" - - '.s ~ pe
VIC give a rev OF the prominent properties oGihs
BdLH OF THOUSAND FLOWERS,
eau' wen eS'aoiisheu by actual experience
FIRST
This Bdlm remedies ersfy defect 81 ,a....,
and establishes III lis stead Beauty and He,l,h =, ~,
time when both. by the c:anges OF age or frenls -
lure. or disease, have been obscure I'll narrm,ed
il ceanses The skin. AMI draws the surface ali inn
rifles and every species If pimes and bIotches; also
removes sunbuTn, sallowness and freckles mnar
ing Ia the skin its original purify, and unsupassed
freshness, rendering iuclear smooth and white.
gff -ff + SECOND. te #s-aN .-
promotes The groWth and Of H. Hair causup
tie curl IN The most naiuyai mannev.
II cleanses the head from dandruf giving vigor health
and life 10 the very roots of The hair.
THIRD.
H'sa superior arfior 70, Sharing being superior 10 all
dseTipfons Of Soaps Creams, Tastes. e..
ASS DENTRIrcE ior cleansing The Teeth, is by far
The most met1cinal OF any compound vet discovered
preventing decay renewing pain, ulcers and cankefs
and renders the teeth white alabasrer For The
sufering and for bahing, TOR suffering Infants and for
and strength and 10 prevent erurons &C. there is no
article suitable than his Balm Ii ma be used in
cold or warm, hard or soh water.
FETRLDGE 4 CO.. aif"
MuHsfaeturers and Propriefors-BOSTON
.-SAHYER- r. Mag DUN and BM. B. STEARHS'
Agents for Both, where the above may be found a.
"D Jm;yis. a'ia re'll ,xe
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Remarkable Cure of Dangerous Cough.

Miss Mary Head, 20 :, Wheelers Court, Boston, was
cured al very bad cuusa, aIlede with debii-
L, ana strc tendency To consumption, by the
bottles of th.s ia>Iu. IL the family child. allie
ted With GafgeFus " stuffed q ID" had beei der the
cafesui pas SCI "a seven days, without beheh
relieved at 10y he dose uf thus Bals;i aud
s.eedIl. cured. rh,s iInil IL referred with much
cshIe ca, They nave eSieI .encei the besefcia
ccts OF the wondei i medicine the striking man
t.t HI.t
Mrs Hau-hton High street Place Boston, has been fire.
queutlt AFFECTED Mia Iitmation the lungs
pam in the side, DIR, cough dehky, aud other
painful symptoms, for several years The medicine
gwen her degree of relief which she has og sought
vain.
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isTAere il min II Ibis village wor,iP at
1sasa hseqlSfye 1@,sauri ,iniE,rs, who toasts
that he never took .ew,paper. He, wears
"nt one >usieudrr, aud was never Known 10
have iturtme b,ttpn on his coat lie has
Ieli d'rer,'i IONS wdh the undertake 10 Use
mn Is instead of screws ilr hls coffi,i they are
so much ceespfr.- Hildian.sb,ag Times.
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MUTINY AT SEA-We learn by the Man.
chester IN. II. Mirror, that the ship A-h>
land. Capt. Harding, arrived at Portsmouth.
N. H.. on the 18th, bringing four men in
irons, charged with murinv. They were ex-
atn'aed before Justice Hackett. aud three Of
Them committed for trial. The rnuIinrers.
John Durfee, VIM. Johnson, John Boards 'ey.
and one other. entered the cabin on the s h
inst, where the captain and wife were at
breakfast, complaining that their fare was
not good. The captain ordered them bac K
to their duty. on which Durfee struck The
captain, Knocking him down. jumped on hrm
beat and bruised him badly, TWO Others cheer
ing him on. BuI Capt. Harding called for
his pistols, and while his wife was bringing
them, the men returned 10 the .orecaste.
when Capt. Harding, calling OH his officers,
put the mutineers in irons. --.--- --...
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DISASTERS,

Bark Telegraph, Of Rockland, vina at Havana nth,
dg for York, had previously sprung aleak while ldg
mad was compelled TO discharge. - t-Il
The salvage ship Mt Vernon before reported was
5000. She had Cargo of pine wood =
Brig irwin of Thumastou, Wood, with cargo Of salt,
was lost in beating of the harbor of jagged Island
the Sd inst She nstayed while in charge of pilot
Vessel aud cargo would be total loss portion OF the
materials had ar at Nassau .a " its afa- p i -. M
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Co We learn that Niagara Engine Compa-
ny No. 3, of Saco, Cap, Tracy Hushs, will
visit this city on Friday, Sept. s. arriving here
In the morning train from Brunswick.