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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-13

UsT received a splendid assortment of I.adies and
dren ALSO Trunks Of every variety OF style and conve.
Street. THOMAS EATON II,
bath, April IA, 1852. 1903. ti.fi F- 6w43
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TO the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire. Judge of
Probate, within and for the County of Lincoln.
ID ESPECTFULLY represents Hiram Henry OF Tons
IL ham, the County OF Lincoln, of the last
will and OF Zebediah Lanca lutte Of Bow
doinhnm in said County OF Lincoln, deceased, tesiaie
that the personal estate OF said deceased that has
into his hands is nsuc lent 10 pay the just debts. leg
three hundred and Eft y-nine doars-ihai The ssd de
ceased died seized and possessed OF certain piece
parcel Of land situated III Bowdoinham, in said County,
ana oaunded aud described follows, 10 wit:-north-
cry oy land Of Lewis Musard-souihcrly by land Of
James a. Millay-eas,erly by land Of Robert Thomp-
son-westerly by land OF Moses Williams-and con-
,ang about one hundred acres; that partial sale OF
.ne same would greatly reduce The value Of the resi-
uue, mai humphrey Varney has offered The sum Of one
.a"sno .wo hundred dollars Tor said land, subject 10
lhe WIDOWS dover in The including The revsrsion
OF Inc wlsows dover in said land that The a ne 10 nh
advantageous oher and that the ueses of all concer-
Cd VIII be best promoted by mn imneate nee
of the same. He therefore prays thni he ma he ceu
sed and empowered 10 cell the same Al nrIv.e an il 10
said Varney agrssably 70 HE said eser. ..s..
.sDsfl 1Ng AZ -HIRlN HENRY.
LINc0LN, ss-At Probate cour, he,d =, vv;....-
set, within and for The County Of Lincolp AZ ~.
third day Of May, AID fss2 y" N''
onhe foregoing petition. srdsve tha, the said p.,i-
oner glvs nSice 10 all persona increased il On "a
tate that they may appear Godft Of roba te - =.
holden al Wiscasset, within and for said Coum,vo -
The third Monday Of June nexi, by causing ennr =.
SAID peiitinn with this order be published IN
Eastern Times, paper printed al Baihin said C,onn,v
three weeks Excessively previous to said Court
-. ARNOLD BLAKEY, Jsdss.
Atsst:-EDwiK 8. HovxY, Resisfsr =
A'rue copy Attest, Erwin HovEr, Reg. 3wl3
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.,LI JUST PUBLISHED
-sA- AND FOR SALE BY
81 EN- r Y III YDE,

Opposite The Sagadahock House.
Aliens Rural Architecture,
Queechy, by the author of Wide, Wide World
Thorpe, by VIM. Mountford.
Lyra, and other Poems. by Alice Carey,
Kirwan's Letters to Chief Justice fancy,
Madeline, by Julia Kavanagh, H"
Tales and Traditions of Hungary, by Pulsky,
The Hawadji of Syria.
Braces Hungary in 1851, n, ~
Mark Seaworth, tale of the Indian Ocean.
The Desert Home,
Ixion, and other Poems, by Hubbard,
The Household of Sir Thomas Moore,
May Martin, &C., sc. rr -t
Ba,h May 10, 1852. g ~ D. % ~ az AZ
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NEW BAKERY.
lanes G. monroe & Co.

RESPECTFULLY inform the inhabIianIs OF Bath
II that they have recently 6ued up bakery Front,
near Cellar Sir where may be found constantly hand
u supply Of r 40
Pilot nrend, Hard and Soft Crackers, White
and Brown Bread, Pastry, SC, &c.
10 Brown Bread, fresh from the oven furnished to
families every moruing. nr .NM 4MH
Leveee and Parties furnished al short notice. Or
ders strictly attended 10. +.tl- it
Bath, April Z, 1854. 90 3m42
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Havana-ln port 18th. bark Indian Queen, Drummond,
Tor Hamburg, thtd f2 6s 3d. carries 2600 boxes Iddo
kimbal. lngraham, for Boston, ldg. 'a.,.. :
Sagns--In port Esd ult bark William, Fullerton for
York 10 DIS Sarah Boyd, Whtmore and Barring Brothers.
Cotter. for do2
Matanzas-In port 2sth, ship Kossuth Fisher for Fall
mouth ldg barks Burlington Winchel and Abcrs Pur-
rington, wig. w.
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Tur acknowledged and extraordinary curative powers
If these wonderful inventions is generally knswA
md their sales and reputation throuEho the whole soun
extensive that 1t would ssem unhecessart to urge
occurred whi,h render duty the public
not to lie altogether SILENT for while the ephemsrai
lrams Of the dry are tfupeed BY columns through ths
Press and swallowed by quarts and gallons By the a.
aictcd. and are found just good for notting,
ehristfe's Ga1yanfc and Magnctis cdrxtfvsst
have been quietly working their way snSnr ths nest
Intelligent and Respectable classes and constantly
ashieting in alarming train Of diseased which
have for ages baed all the aid Of medicine and al the
resources Of Science. These diseases are called
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.
and in these Diseases medicine is of no sSf Whatever
Il does good and 1t often hafM Syrnps Ek.
tracts Bums. Dalsams. Elixrs, Bttsrs Pills Powdsrs
md foons every kind alike worthless for they
weaken the vital energies Of the already prosraed SIS
influence OF Gslvansm, applied by tis beautiful dis.
rorery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer ID
restored to former health strength elasticity and vgsr
These remarks relate to such diseases a. NEURAL.
u the HEART, WEAKNESS, and Ill FEMALE Dis.
ORDERS such NJ NERVOUS HEADACHE LASH.
TUDE and D.SPONDENCY. which are only ofhsr
names for Nervous arrangement EPILEPTE FITS
from anon-equilibrum Of Electric influence NERVOUS
TREMORS. DEAFNESS which is nearly always caused
by torpidty Of the Auditory Nerves and always be
perfectly cured by Galvansm, when the organ 10 not de-
PARALYSIS. uniformly caused by deficiency of Nsrv.
Gus influence; CHRONIC RHEUMATISM TORPIDfTY
Of the LIVER PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR.
CULATlON, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS, Def.
all those distressing complaints resulting from Oh,
RANGEMENf of the NERVOUS SYSTEM.
In the above prevalent and terrible class Of diseases
Nervous Complaints much numerous thsA b
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Wanted

IA this Office
Bah, april a, 1858 n NJ .naLiM hna elam
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Great Attraction !
BROWN & MATHEWS

II stock Of - - :. -fl'''. - 'e0
B@@TSS SE@lkS9 500
which with their former stock makes one of the he ST
assoriments ever offered in this city They now offer
superior inducements 20 those wishing purchase r
clcs in their line, FOR CASH, us they are deicrmin
ed no. 10 be cxceied either 10 price quality.
With many thanks their friends and Gus iomers for
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon them during
the past year-thcy would still solicit continuance Of
the same.
Bath, May S, 1859. nag
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Caution to Druggists and the Public

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of DIR Wis
tar Balsam of Wild Cherry in all the disea ses tor
which IL is reconinended-cur'ig many cases after the
skill OF the best physicians una iling-has efec-
ted large and increasing demand for it, This
caused unprinciped counterfeit and TO palm
on spurious mi xures, OF siInila-
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Just Received.

LARGE LOT Of TEAS of different grades, in hal
"A chests. will be sold low by
Jan 1, 1882. rfr % Il SMITH 4 CO.
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n Bird, Bird do; 9Th, ship CLYDE, xemptou, New

John Bird Bird, do; 9Th, ship Clyde, Kempton, New
Ar 9Th, bark Barring Brothers, Golfer, sdsua Sarah
BOYD Whitmore do brig 81 George, of Warren Charls
ton sch Chas William, or RockIand. -
AT s'h, brig Washington Of Harpswcil, we.herby,
New Orleans- Towsd to sea aad ul,, ship wur-
Ady a. ship Old England Lowell. for Havre Msy !,
Ar 18th bark Globe, whitmore, Havana.
Adv abt 2sth ship Zenobia BARKER for Havre w:g 300
bales. aar 40 EIff'0 arr -
Ar soh, ships Vermont Dinsmors and Andovsr, Della.
ca soh ships CornelIa, Blanchard, st Petersburg
ADV abt 2ssh, Rockaway for Antwerp, wig 800 bales
OF cotton, and 200 hhds tobacco.
WilminEtsn, NC--Cld Sd, brig cornelia, Doug.
Mebile-cld LIST inst, ship South Carolina, Sanford
Richmend-Ar 3D. sch WIN Gregory. Packard,
an, NofdsiaA, Ath sch Sarah Jsne Takey, Eastern
nnore Tor Waldoboro, put In with loss OF boat. .e
:, Fh1ladelphia-Ar4 th, brig Thoosa, Stearns, New
YORK, land cid same day for Porsmou,h)
VI, savannah1Ar 3d. brig Venus, Orr, Portland sch
Went to sea, brig Csrdf, Havana.
"a sth, brig Venus, Orr, Bath, via Dobey Island.
Charleston-Sld Cd inst ship Lizzie Harvard, Liv-
Ar 9Th ship Arlington, New York.
,BaIfimore-Cld 9Th, .hip Benz Adams, Drummond,
Ar Oh, ship VIM Pat.en, of Bath, Liverpool q
E FOREIGN PORTS.
Per Steamship Europa.
Ar at Liverpool 2lst Leavitt Stover Oracle and Sew
al, Morrow, New York. 22d Emma Fl, Id, Snow, New
Adv abt Esd, Emma Field, Snow, for New York with
despatch Rio Grande Ryan, for Philadelphia oath ult
United States, Chsm, do 9th sewa Morrow, for New
Orleans 10th inst. > -. - -
Ent for lds pod, Liverpool Gardner, for N York.
Ent inward at London Esd, VIM Kent Williams, fin
Calcutta. r.-l4lllI'-' :. l - -" : : = -
Ar at Portsmouth 2lst, London Heberd, London for
York (and sid same day ~ ~
Havana-ln port 18th. bark Indian Queen, Drummond,
Tor Hamburg hd at t2 % 3d. carries 2600 boxes Iddo
kimball, Ingraham, for Boston, ldg. ... ..,, :
Sagns-ln port Esd ult, bark William, Fullerton, for
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COLLINS & BATHS.

~ COLLINS e BATHS,
- ra..t MANUFACTURERS OF sr...r ....
t 9S CT a " 50 O
From foreign and Domestic Tobacco also dealers in
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, &c.
Marsions Building, opposite sagadahock House,
~ BATH, ME.
The above articles will be sold whole sale and retail
al the lowest cash prices Orders from abroad prompt
ly attended to- al 4Tf
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DISASTERS,
DOMESTIC PORTS.

New ship Benz Adams, Of Bath (hish cid at B4ltImor
LIST inst was not reported until 7th) was below 7th
turned leaky.
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Grass Seed Expected.

HERDS Grass-NortheIn and Western Clover. by
Ii Apr26 GANNETT-
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CHR1sT1E's GALvANIC cURArIvEs

The BELT is used when the body system generally
is affected the NECKLACE for complaints of the Throat
Asthma and Bronchitis. and Of the Head and the
BRACELETG for all disorders of the OF limbs a.
Rheumatism Palsy, Tremors and Spasmodic affections
These articles are simply applied directed with Ia
MAGNETIC FLUID which accompanies them and whss
faithfully used they NEVER FAIL
Ga The great peculiarly and excellence Of the GAL
VANlC CURATlvES consists in the fact that they
and disease by OUTWARD application in place Of The
usual method of Dragging and Physickng the patient
till exhausted nature sinks hopeessy under the indie
ton. They strengthen the iphoie system squalizs eire
iation Of the Blood promote the scretions invigots he
entire energies, and do the shshfeH harm ssnls
c'cu,sstanees. T. ..-NN LlA
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III A r D w A r E.
CHAMBERLIN 4 FULLER.
n Marchaufss Pa, Ro.s.-

. ~ Merchants Row. Boston, r
MOULD invite the attention of dealers in Hare ware
w Goojs 10 thsiR stock win full edu6Jvnee thar ttey
can exhibit - good an assortment and as favcra BILE
prices - any arm in this city Our stock comprsss 81
the leading HuSuvs oseds nah ufaeiuYsd in England
ana Germany, which are regularly imported By as;--
n AMERICAN HARDWARE. 7"
G. = are agents for D. Tafe q ooop GeysAes
on hand. iT- I'm ~ 3n3o
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For Sale.

THE undersRned executors of The lsst will kc %
4 Jonathan Hyde Esq, deceased, Offer fof sale hi.
BRICK STONE on Wsier Street, toselk~r with the
Wharf &c. opposite snid store being u very desra
BILE water privilege, of hundred aud Twelve feet on
the River Terms Of payment easy the largest part
with interest annually. AMMf r. MITCHELL.
2 HYDE
Is Bath, March 80, 1889. CHI 10 utn61 = liplI.
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Be not Deceived 5y Impostor,.

The public should be careful to get the genuine arti
ce as the imta lions and couneretts being got up by
those who know nothing OF medicine, OF the dis
eases of the human system, entirely unsafe and
gerous.
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70 .-e-s- Ready for Use. s...a
A Ill those who wish 10 do their own Painting. en- II
n find any and all kinds OF Mixed Paints, put up in
small or large quantities, nj
.r. ]. w. WEIGHS, No , Elm St.
Mr.. w. is also prepared 10 do all kinds OF Paint
ing: GrainDg, Gliding Glazing, and Paper Hanging
as heretofore. in the n1atesl manner. 4n33
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Portrait Painting!
SWIFT, THE ARTIST,
WILL open Rooms al Bath or about the 10Th of
w May, where he will be happy 10 receive orders
from any who may wish patronze his beautiful style
9i paintings specimen Of which may pc seen at Mr.
Upton's Daguerrean Rooms
Paintings true TO life from Miniatures. Perfect sat
sfaciion warranted. az
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From the Columbus tGa) Enquirer, Feb 8, 1881
m Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

We have utter adherence for all kinds of puffs,
and especially such calculated misead the
public 10 the curative virtues of patent medicines
There are doubtless many catch penny nostrums daily
vended and hourly used, which only no value,
but absolutely deeterlous 10 The physical man. There
arc other balams. extracts. &c not embraced, perad
venture, in the pharmaceuc arrangements of the apo
theca7y or regular physician, That in certain
OF value than all the prescriptions of Galen put
together. Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is ADMIT
ted by the ncurren testimony Of those who have prov
consumption, asthma and chronic coughs as in other
kindred Diseases has been -sed with almost umiver-
sal success. In climate changeable as This,
intending and aggravang the family of diseases above
alluded to- this medicine has value not to be estma-
led.
To he genuine il must be signed BUTTS.
Address all orders to the General Agent, Seth w.
Fowle Boston, Mass. 4w 40.
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Herds Grass and Glover Seed,
pEDTOP Seed, Seed OATS Barley, Peas, &c, for sale
IL by A PAGE.
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House Papers.

A LARGE and beautiful assortment Of House Pap
IL just received at I.NnUC ~ Ir
.l' SAWYER 4 MAGoUN'S Bookstore.
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For one day only!

For one day only!
DR.. IL. RICHARD CLAY,
WILL be in attendance al Hubbard's Hotel, wiscas-
w sci, Monday, May II; Maine Hotel, Damariscota
10; Knox House, Thomasion, Thursday, May 20 Com
mercial House, Rockand Friday, M ay 2l; Hotel, Un-
ion Corner, Saturday, May 22 Haskes Hoie, JEFF
ferson, Sunday, May 20; Office, opposite Cabbosse
House. Gardiner, Monday and Tuesday, May "A and
25; Richmond Hotel, Richmond, w ednesday, May %
Sasadahock House, Bath Thursday, May 81 Mr..
Wyman's Phpsburg, Friday, May 2S Tontine Hole,
Brunswick, Saturday, May 20. for consultation with pa
enis laborng under the various forms OF disease, =
particularly I..uk-.t-a
Diseases Of the Hver, lungs, Kidneys,
Spleen, Nervous System, Dyspepsia, Spinal
-'-seu w W }Af Diseases, a-g tl1 vs. " n
AND ALL KINDS or
Chronic and Female Complaints,
.sT LET IT BE UNDERSTOOD BY ALL,
That DR.. Clay is a regularly educated Physician and
Surgeon, member of the Reformed School Of Medi-
cine, and uses
10 NO MERCURY IN ANY CASE.
Dr'C. respectfully invites Ladies' and Gentlemen 10
give him a call-it will nothing call and con-
with the Doctor, he makes charge con-
situations tA7
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A. b. BUTLER
Music Lessons.

MISS JULIA M. TALLMAN, Orsanist Of the Winter
M Street Church will give lessons on the Piano Forte
and Organ. , r-.r ...l
Bath, June IL, 1851. tf5l
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75.OOO SION Ia

including all ages. classes and conditions among when
large number of Ladies' who peculiarly sth.
jeet to Nervous Complaints have been n. .r ,.f
Entirely and Permanently Cured,
when all hope Of relief had been given up and
else been tried in vain The Beneficial results wich
have uniformly attended their confidently stated
be without parallel in the annals of Medical Science
Clergymei lawyers and physicians ladies Of ths
highest standing distinguished persons holding Gle.
vaed official stations merchants manufacturer. and
mechanics; the poor and the rich alike; often whole
families among all classes, ranks and conditions havs
equally been recipients and have equally acknowledged
the wondrous and often unexpected benefits which they
have thus received.
HJ- Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galvanisn and
that in all Nervous Dsea ses we should
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ENGLAND.

Mr. DIsraeli has, as usual addressed cir
cular 10 the Members OF Parliament supposed TO DC
friendly 10 the Government begging them TO oe preaen
when Parliament opens He adds that the House VIII
Immediately proceed % elect speaker anu tAe up Ous
ncss OF the highest importance.
In the Lords the Marquis Of Bath and the
Earl Of Donou gilmore have been selected to move ana
second The address.
Nothing has transpired as to the proposed
course OF the Government
The position Of affairs between the United
States and Cuba attracts the attention Of Tue En2hn
pres q all shades The Times IN leading arcle on
The subject defends the conduct OF the Captain
in tie Crescent CITY afair-tsks oil tne resnss or s
D.ulgc.afy-propheces that Spen will ruin American
Commerce by Letters Of Marque, and that France WIZ
side with SPAN The article concludes by saying That,
however the case may be- the hrm ana conceive Ieso-
luton OF the maraIne powers OF Europe 10 oppose tne
AGGRESSIVE pocy of the United States, when extends
even beyond the North American Continent 70 Cuba
and 10 the Sandwich lands, Is the safeguard OF peace,
which neht otherwise be sacrificed ~ the Outcry Of m
indignation meeting
Ibe other pspers hold forth IN the same strain
Ledru Rollin writes 20 the papers, stating
that though some OF the parties IN the late duel are per
sonsl friends Of his he was in no wise implicated IN the
affair.
The celebrated daughter OF General Rosas
was married az Southampton % Spanard.
The English clipper ship Stormaway, which
left WhoInpoa in company With the Chrys collie as be-
fore reported has arrived in the Downs IN l0 days
Southampton has been selected by the Gov
eminent migrating port
Major Beresford is not, as has been reported,
appointed Governor Of Jamaica
On Wednesday the 9th, gale IN the Eng
Eh Channel caused several shpwrecks and oss Of hie
One or two arrivals from Australia are re-
ported but they brought neither gold or later ad'ces
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Mail Robber Arrested.

CeFesPcsdehce OF The n Il Ifbnn"
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Nov. II, lsS9
Mr.. HolbroOk, agent OF the Post-Oihce De
panen arrested here today the perpetraior Of several
mail robberies committed at Baltimore Tn. prisoner
Is John w Comegys employed as conductor OF the
express train on the Baltimore Railroad who cut open
the pouches different times at Baltimore and TOOK
possession Of drafts after destroying the letters contain
ing them He had obtained cash upon drafts RENTED
BY various New-York Banks 10 Southern correspond
ents bu, payable in NcwYork by opening an sccoun,
N bank here and depostiug the drafts WIN ioTsei
Of the Bank of North America the produce OF stolen
ersnS Comegys had opportunities 10 commit the ROB-
oeiies there being mail agents attached 10 the eX
press trains The prisoner cOnfcsses the crime and
scknowledgcs having destroyed many drafts that he
knew could not be converted into money. No money
was found in the pouches The first discovery OF the
Robbery was from finding rifed pouch in a sink a.
isched 10 the United States Hotel Baltimore The
Prisoner is connected with most respectable family
u this city
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LIT Of Patents
hssed J''r h United States pasu 0fes for The rs:
ending Eorsz5er = 1852

bsssdJ fran h> United States pasu OFcs for ta< rs's
eEdiEs More s6er = 1852.
fcsrefaly prepared for TIE 1-Sibun-
Wn;f Chadwick, OF Edsarton. M,s for improvement
IN O Presses Dated Nov. 3 1852
in Pn,,s Ds9ors Of Blooming Valley Pa fcs improvement
Marine sisnals. Dated Nov. D. ls5S
r1 ADgsh IHalSsrt OF Aasssa, Ga Er improvement IN
Ihos hsrdock. Of Cincinnati Ohio sor Improvement IN
Saddles Dated Nov 9. 1852
Sttphen l. Mencenhs, Of Richmond Indians. for I'm
en- IN mode q Throwing Shnes n Looms DARED
stephen c Mendenball OfRichmond. Indiana end Obei
King ard Era King OF Sa en- Iowa for Improvement in
Hand Looms. Dased Nov.9 1852.
l. D. Philips Of Michigan City Indiana, for Improve
rsnt IN Steering subnarne Vessels Dated Nov. g. 1881
Solomon shelter Of Allegheny, Pa. for improvement
Hone Shoe Machinery Dated Nov. 9, 1855.
Harvey Silver, OF Lowell. Mas for Improvement in
h ss Tubes in the formation Of Rowing Dated N0''
Giles Slocum and sayles of Iansingburgh n Y for
Dated Nov. 9, 1859.
Georse 5 6. Spence Of Boston, Mass. for improvement
in /. COOKING Rsnse. Dated Nov 9, Is52
Henry II. strawbridge. OF New0rleans La AMI Daniel
Tyson OF CovlpFton La tor Improvement IN Brick Ma
Seth (. wnslOw, Of kensington Pa, for Improvement
in Auiomatic Fans. Dated Nov. ?, 1852
II. Wood OF Boston. Mas. Tor improvement in Gas
Burners Dated Nov. 9, l352.
Moody Belknsp, ofCanton Mes assignor to Moody Bel.
KNAPP and Lyman kinsy place for improvement in
Rec procatng Die Spike Machinery Dated Nov. g. 1852
DESIGNS.
Washbur R1ce, Of Seneca Falls y. Y. assignor 20 H. C.
Silsby, W Race, md Brds Holly OF place. for De-
agn tor PAror SIOve. Dated Nov. 3. 1852
Ikos Law Of NewYork. n. Y assignOr OF Levi Chap
man. Of seme place for Pedessl and Column. Dated Nov
g. 1852
San mel H. Sailor Of Philadelphia Pa sgnOr james
O. hott and A6hles Lawrence OF place for Dsagn
fora Perlor Stove. Dated nov. 3 1852
Samuel H. sailor, OF Philadelphia Pa, assiguor TO James
G. Abbott and Arches Lawrence OF place, for Design
OF Cannon Stove. Dated Nov. 9, 1882.
ssmue H. Sailor OF Philadelphia Pa assisnOr to James
G. Abbott and Arches Lawrence of place for Design
for Stove. Ds.ed Nov. 9. 1852.
Samuel H. Sailor Of Philadelphia Pa, assgnor to James
C. Abbott end Arches Lawrence OF same place tor Desn
for Stove Plates. DATED Nov. 9, 1852
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INDIA.

The Overland Express is in with dates from
Bombay 20 the LIST oct Calcutta 10th Sept, and Ran.
COON 10Th Sept
General Goodwin had ordered an immediate
advance Prone The Burmese had burned the city
and retired sockade 10 miles distant and beyond tho
range Of the steamers guns The Burmese In force
about 7,C00, but had no artillery.
Famine prevailed throughout Upper Arva,
the British having intercepted over 20000hns of rice
The India journals are unanimous in demand
inc the immediate annexation OF Bnrnah.
In the Northwest country the Nizams and
the King of Dudes territories IN their usual distracted
afnfa
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NORTH CARoLISA-We learn from The al
e1andrio Gazette that Romulus NJ. Saunders, a
prominent Democrat of the North Carolina
Legislature, Mr.. Polk leading friend, formerly
a member of Congress, Minister to Spain, and
Presient of the Pierce Baltimore Convention,
has come out in favor of the distribution of
the Public Lands among the States, and was
highly applauded in the body of which he is a
member.