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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-20

The foreign papers contain the following informa-
ton of great man in his day and generation. If
Austria pay up principal and interest her whole ter
rtory will have to be sold:
Some of the heirs Of the famous Wallenstein have
renewed their claim to his estates, which con-
fscated after his assassination in 1854 and which at
that time yielded revenue of 100000 yearly or
above five and half millions of dollars taking into
account the difference in the value of money. The
suit is brought against the Austrian treasury for the
second time, similar suit having been Withdrawn
some seventeen years since, the Emperor Ferdinand
having given the applicants to believe that
an indemnity would be made them for the injustice
done their ancestor His innocence of the charge Of
treason settled by DR.. Forster in work he pub
shed on the subject at Potsdam, in 1881 but in the
present case new evidence will be adduced. The
claimants bring forward immense number of doc
uments, and the trial will be long one.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-20

GNUFF, SNUFF. Is half bbls. J. D. outcalts' IN si"
OBJ WILKINSON 3 ESLEh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-20

The bill passed by the Senate few days since for
the enforcement of discipline in the Navy, and which
is designed to meet the deficiency occasioned by the
adjustment of corporal punisbments, is very strn
gent in its provisions The commission of those Of
fences against dscp lne and order which of most
common occurrence on ship board are made punish
able, under the finding of court martial of three
commissioned officers, with the following penalties ::
list. Discharge from the service with bad con-
duct: Cd. Solitary confinement in irons, single or
double, on bread and water for term not exceeding
thirty days; Sd. Solitary confinement in irons for
the period but without deprivation of food !;
4th. Solitary confinement for thirty days 5th Con-
fnement not exceeding two months 9th. Reduction
to an inferior rank of seamanship 7th. Ball and
chain. this punishment not to be inflicted whilst at
sea 9Th. Deprivation of liberty whilst shore
9th. Loss of pay for period not exceeding three
months.
! Other sections of the bill invest the commander
of any vessel in the Navy, of any shore station
with authority to punish offenders, without trial by
Court Martial. by diminishing their rations restrict
ing their diet to bread and water; by the imposition
of extra duties and in of theft by making good
from the wages of the cuprt the value of the article
stolen, and by obligng him to wear for the term Of
ten days. badge with the word 50 thief upon it
1t is contemplated to follow this bill by another
now in preparation by the Senate Committee Ma
val Affairs. abolshng the spirit ration the prolific
source of much of the misconduct of seamen, and
tablishing system of rewards for the encourage
ment of good conduct and expert seamanship-
Baltimore american.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-20

PRoGREss OF TRADE AND REFINEMENT IN ENGLAND.
Sir Josiah Child, distinguished merchant of Lon
don. wrote ingenious discourse Trade, which
was published in England so far back as 1866. In
this treatise he the prosperity of trade in that
country to the year 1915, when the law establish
ed fixing the of interest for money at ten per cent?
at which time, he SAYS the merchants were very mean
and few. He says that in the year 1635 there were
more merchants to be found on the Exchange worth
e. 600 ard upwards than there were in the year 1000
worth g1OO and father, that in his days, that is, hr
" years after, there merchants worth gl0,-
600 piece than there had been worth $1,000 at the
foregoing perod-and, continues the old merchant,
" If this be doubted, ask the old whether five hundred
pounds portion, with daughter, sixty years ago, was
not greater portion than $4,000 now and whether
gentIewomen in those days would not consider them
selves we'll clothed in a serge gown, which cham
hermaid would now be ashamed 10 be in and
whether citizens and middle sort of gentry not
now more rich in Clothes plate, jewels, &c than the
best of our knights and gentry in those days
and whether our best sort of knights and gentry now
do not exceed by much, in those things, the nobility
of England sixty years past, many OF whom would
not go to the price of whole satin douhet? the EN-
broderer being yet living who has assured he has
made many hundreds of them for The nobility with
canvas backs!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-20
From the London Times.
Louis NapcIeon's Marriage.

From the London Times.
Louis Naro1eon's Marriage.
For some time before the late coup dctGf commu-
nications had been going on between the President
and Queen Christina of Spain, with view to mar
riage between himself and of the daughters of
Her Majesty by her second husband. Munos and if
we are not misinfOrmed. some pecuniary advances
had actually preceded this matrimonial contract
However this may be, the negotiation has now been
broken off, the money repaid and the Elect of the
Goth December now looks for a cOnsort among the
legitimate issue of the crowned heads of Europe
The Court to which the attention of Louis Napoleon
has been naturally directed is that of Sweden, for the
Queen of Sweden is daughter of Eugene Beauhar-
nais married to King Oscar. the son of Bernadotta
and their daughter. the Princess Charlotte Eugene
of Sweden is said to be the object of this proposal
We do not profess to be initiated in the secrets of
the Tuileries, and always receive with some sus
pcion reports which plausible as to suggest
themselves readily to the ina gnation. But we have
grounds for believing that in this instance the nego
tiation is actually foot and certainly it would be
difficult for Louis Napoleon to contract suita-
BILE marriage. The Princess is in her twenty
year and may be considered to be French in her de-
scent from both father and mother She owes her
rank to the sole survivor of the Imperial fortunes,
who preserved his throne at the expense of his ale
glance to the French Empire; and if the pretensions
of the Imperial dynasty to be revived in gen
Grafton it would be more than poetca justice that
they should be represented by the descendants ofhe
repudiated josephine Politics arc not often govern
J ed, however, by such romantic considerations, and
in relating this story it reaches US we await its
further confirmation 1t has at least the merit OF
afordng little variety to the dreary and revolt
ing records OF oppression and arbitrary power which
heap increasing burdens day by day upon every in
telligent profession and every independent class in
| the French nation and shall welcome the mar
rage of Louis Napoleon if it induces him to give
moderation and stability to his Government instead
of maintaining its revolutionary character by domes-
|
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-20

Section 5-Of the Legislative Corps
Art. 81. The election has the population for basis.
Art. 35. There will be deputy to the LegiSla-
tive Corps for every $4,000 people. Art. &c. The
deputies are elected by universal suffrage without
the scrnhin de Hste. Art 81. They do not receive
any salary Art. SO. They are named for six years
Art. 49, The Legislative Corps discusses and votes
the projects of law and the imposts. Art 40. Ev-
cry amendment adopted by the commission charged
with the examination of project of law, shall be
sent, without discussion to the Council of State by
the President the Legislative Corps. Ifthc amend
ment be not adopted by the Council of State it can
not be submitted to the deliberation of the Legisa
tive Corps. Art. Al. The ordinary sitting of the
Legislative Corps last three months its sittngs are
public, but the demand of five members is sufficient
for its resolving itself into secret committee. Art
the Legislative Corps given by the journals, any
other channel of publication, shall consist only O
the reproduction of the mues (proees uerboD drawn
out at the close of each sitting by the of the
President of the Legislative Corps. Art. 43. The
President and Vice Presidents of the Legislative
Corps are named by the President of the Republic
for one year; they are chosen from amongst the
deputies The salary of the President of the Legis
lative Corps is fixed by decree Art Al TIL.
Ministers cannot be Members of the Legislativ,
Corps 45. The right of petition is exercised as re
CARDS the Senate No petition can be addressed t.
the Legislative Corps. Art 46. The President O
the Republic convokes, adjourns, prorogues and dis
solves the Legislative Corps. In of dissolution
the President of the Republic is bound to convoke ;
new one within the term of six months.
Section COZ the Council of State
Art. At. The number of the Councillors Of Stat,
in ordinary service is from 40 to so. Art 49, TIL,
/ Councillors of State are named by the President o
] the Republic, and are liable 10 removal by him.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
sEsOES..

WE call the particular attention OF The La
w dies TO our new assortment OF shoes, La
d es. NJ sses and children shoes by far the les
assortH ent we have ever had
iENRY II SMITH, opposite the psf office.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
PUBLIC NOTICE.
FARM At LONG GROVE FOR
SALE.

DATRICK HOGAN offers for sale his farm at
L Long Grove, twelve miles from town, con-
tanning three hundred and sixty acres, one hun-
dred and twenty acres Of timber, sixty acres in
cultivation, good house and barn, fine growing
orchard. SC. Apply to
COOK g. SARGENT
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

-1lss. THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
- - The ships composing this Line are the
ATLANTIC Capt. West.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce.
BALTIC Capt. Comstock.
ADRiATiC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been bnil by contract, expressly
for Government service, every has been taken IN
their constt uction in the Engines, 70 ensure
strength Ind speed and their ioT pas
sengers are unequalied for elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York TO Liverpool IN
5000; in second cabn $40; from Liverpool to New
York, 80 and 20 pounds sterling.
An experienced Surgeon attached TO each snip.
No berth be secured until pad for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From .Ner York Fran Lirerpo6l
Saturday, Sept, 4, "Wednesday, sept.s,
Saturday, :. Ia, Wednesday, %,
Saturday, October 2, Wednesday, Octobero,
SATURDAY, 10, Wednesday, ~,
saturday, 30, Wednesday, Noy'r 9,
saturday, Nov'r Il, Wednesday, g IL,
Saturday, 81, Wednesday, Dec j,
saturday, Deer IL, Wednesday, 10,
Saturday, 25. Wednesday. /" 20.
Fer freight or passage. apply TO
EDW'D. X. C0LLINS& CO., So Wall ST., N. Y.
Do BROWN. SHIPLEY L. CO., Liverpool.
Z. G. ROBERTS Il CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MONROE & CO.,
90 Rae Eotre Dame des Victories, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hdvre.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion specie jewelry, precious
stones or metals sness bills of lad Ings signed
therefor and the valve thereof, therein expressed.
Sept, 18th. IS5o-o1y
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
D.. ALIENS RHEUMATIC B LII!

E.. ALLEAS RHEUMATIC u LII.
4 Safe and Certain Cure for Chronic OF
Iafnmmatory Rheumatism
ga GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY!=s1
T,ElIS valuable pre- ara'lon vii cure Cnronic
/ ami Inaammatory Rheumatism, no matter
how long standing or how bad--and proabiy thu
Onv Medicine That Will. II is A p SfTiNE
@ RF--~peedy and Permanent. All eStema
applications are highly announcement, and iron
The very nature OF The disease, TEMPORARY II
rsE1R FFFErrS THIS medicine attacks The dis
ease al It's source, and removing the Cause, rem
ters the cue Certain and Permanent
DR. ALIENS RuEuMAIic BALM
is composed OF the most salutaTy and potent med
neal agents in the yege'ab e kingdom, all OF whIct
have a Warming and lmalaiing influence, eS
i ing he TORPID ORGANS OF the body To Health,
Nction. and entirely ersdicating the disease iron
The system. This medicine braces the who'll
systf m, renews permanently the natural energies
by changing the secre,ions OF the body, ana deS'
troying the Very G I'm OF the Disease.
az Price s. per bottle, or SIX bottles Tor 50,
Gs-For sale at DE-. L. EssrERLl's FANNY
Medicine Store southeast corner o! lh!fd ane
IChesnnt streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
And also for sale by ELpslpeE son, fos' VI
fee Buildings. nov ;
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
NEW FIRM.
CITY JEyyELRY STORE,

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE
in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
IL Fancy Goods, and TOYS.
All kinds of Clocks, Watches and jewelrN
neal repaired and warranted. Work from :
distance promptly attended 10 by
SMITH & EFFRY.
p.s. Thankful for past tavors wouldrespeet'
fully solicita share OF the public patronage.
Davenport, Sept ?, 1882 a2rlf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
CAtsi.IH'S.

TH0SE in want OF Carpets can now End com
/ mon, line, superfre. extra 3 piy, &c. &C
Just received at SMITHS Variety Sore, Day-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
Davenport, Feb. 26, 1882.
200 acres OF Timber Land

NEAR mouth of Pine river in Muscatine
~ county for sale in 10 and 90 acre lots by
March II. COOK IL SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL g. WINTER GOODS

WE have received our Fall and Winter
w stock Of goods which we will be pleased
10 show all who will favor US with call, and
we arc confident that we can suit those whe
wish for good bargains. Our stock consists in
part Of, Prints, De LANES, Merinos, AlPaeas
and other dress goods, dress silks, black silks
and long shawls, silk velvet for Mantillas, tab
by velvet, swiss capes, Maslin, edgings and in
serting English thread lace, black lace wells,
chemisettes French worked collars, L. G. hdkts.
velvet and other trimmings, mantua and bonnet
ribbons, bonnets, wooden table covers, cloths.
satinctts and cassneres, wooden and silk warp
lannels, canton do bleached and brown musins,
gloves, hosiery, blank cts, &C., &c.
Also large stock of boots and shoes, hard
ware, queensware, looking glasses, groceries,
&C., at the old stand opposite the Steam Mills.
WOODWARD & HARRIS.
n,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
COOK 4 BROTHER.
FOR SALE.

A FINE farm on the Mississippi River adjoin.
IA ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
biy situated Will be sold at at a good bargain.
For terms enquire of J. s. Simpson, Buffalo, or
Of COOK s. SARGENT.
n,ye,nort Tan 00th 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
READ IHiSi
Prairie State Stove Store.

I HAVE the right 10 sell the above Stove in
/ this market. II is warranted 10 b. the hea,-
Iest and most dul able, TO possess advantages over
all Others tor speed and excellence IN Cooking
and to give perfect "a is!action.
! will sell the above Stoves Wholesale al
Quincy prices. including freight.
The UNDERSIGNED having bought Col N. B
Bniord's entire stock of Stoves and Tin Ware al
the OH Sand, C,rnar OF Main AMI Second
Streets, west OF the lie Claire House, would res
pecltully inform the citizens OF Davenport and
the public generally that he has on hand and IN
ten Is keeping the largest and best assortment Of
COOKING & iiEA fiNf, STOVES.
Ever offered in il This Market, which he will
sell low for cash or Country Produce. He will
also sell Tn ware al St. Louis Wholesale bill Of
prices.
Tin and Copper Ware repaired at the shortest
notice Old Stoves taken in part paw Tor new
ones. Second hand Cook and Heating Stoves on
hand for sale.
He will pay the highest prices for Old Copper
Brass and Pewter. Give us a call-no trouble
10 show Stoves and lin-ware.
H. WICKERSHAM.
n.uanror, Anil D0J 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
Monthly Periodicals..

IZ2HkN The Subscriber will
iE,SE2 have on hand regularly the follow
ing Magazines, and will furnish them Monthly
at Csc. per number: Graham, Harper, Knicker-
booker, Cooley, and Others Those wishing to
subscribe are requested to hand ia their names
without delay to enable me 10 know what guam
tity to order. This arrangement will commence
with the December numbers
II. A. PORTER.
Rock Island. Nov. 8, 1921
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
DRESS GOODS.

WE have not time to-day TO name hall tht
w variety we have just opened, bat anybod9
tina, wants, just lei them look at our sortHiert
H. Fl SMITH
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
Dr. Las,erly's indicated strengthening Pias.

DR.. Easierly'S DlfdiCGied Strengthening Pas
ter
Hhcrr his Plaster is applied Pain Cannot Ernst.
rTNHlS plaster will be found very beneficial in
l. all cases where seated
PAIN OR WEAKNESS
exiS s-such as heun atsm. pain N the side, hip.
bIeasi, back, limbs, or any part oil the body. No
emale subject to pain or weakness IN the side or
hack should be without il. Married ladies' IN
1elicate situations find great relief from wearing
this plaster DIR. Easlerly Medicatsd strength
enns Plaster is also equally beneficial in the Ie-
noval OF
AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER,
ague cak $, a4ue IN tile breast, aud The like. The
APPLICATION IT this plaster between the shoulders
has been found ceran remedy ior coughs,
colds, asthma, and lung affections in their prima-
stages Eveiv person approves OF a good
plaster. No iomiiy or physician should be with
out it.
f-4FFor sale at DR.. Easierly's Family Medi-
cine Store, southeast conner OF Third and Ches-
nut streets ~. Louis. Missouri
And BY ELDRIDGE& son, Post Office Build
inss Davenport. Nov.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
office Hours.

0Deu at s A. NJ CLOSES al O7tIVCh, r NJ
When any OF the above letters are cai'eo 'ol
,a.,a. say HE, are advertised or they may not
b. lonkcd for u. c. ELDRIDGE, L. NJ
Davenport, Nov 10, 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
CINCIN N ATT
FURIITUR STORE.

~ FEARING, having taken the establish
VI. ment formerly owned by Mr.. F. Coolidge.
of Cincinnati, would respectfully inform hi.
friends and the public generally, that he will
continue to carry on the business, as lately con-
Quoted by Mr.. f. Fearing, at the old establish
ment in the Bazaar Buildings. He will continue
to keep on hand large assortmentof
READY MADE FURNITURE
which he will sell at the lowest prices
DaVennorf NV ltl 1852 ".
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
MILAN

Miss E. A. MooRE has just rece we'd the --latest
vi fashions in Millinery 10 which she invites
the attention OF the ladies OF Davenport, Rock Is
land and vicinity. Also, bonnet silks, ribbons
and flowers al reasonable prices, together with a
variety Of sui all and fancy ari es such as hosie-
~, gloves, handkerchief, dem:-veis, needle
aofk collars, hair and tooth brushes, fancy dfess
ing and fine combs, cologne, hair oil lly white,
&c. &c.
Blady street, west side, between ed and 30
streers
Davenport, Oct. 81. Ism
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
PORK! PORk!!

NX7E wish TO purchase 5000 Good Fat Hogs
w Tor which we will pay the ma kei price in
cash W. will take them either ready slughter-
ed or en- foot.
BURROWS & PRETTYNAN
Nov. l., 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

INDIA RUBBER COATS AND LEG
GiNGS, OIL CLOTH DO.
great variety Questionable No |. Mos
La skin Hats, Buena Vista, DTab and Fur Hats
large and va ried assortment OF silk Plush
Caps, Glazed SILK and Silk OH Cloth Cops, DC
LEATHER TRUNKS,
Nalices. Carpet Bags, Umbrellas,
Fine white shirts, under-shirts, and
Drawers. Calico, Hickory and
Fancy Stripe Shif's, Cravats,
Comtorters, silk liandkorchiefs,
Country Knit Hose, Suspenders,
Buck Skin Mi,ts and Gloves,
Buffalo Robes and Shoes.
An excellent assortment of
Cloths, Cusslmercs, Satinetts, Jeans,
Sleeps Grey. Black b own, olive and
j uc Beaver Cloths, blank cts, blue,
Brown, Drah and Doe coored blankets,
Fine az well as common.
1alor's Trimmings, Cloak Tassels, &c.
Custom work made up in fashionable, as vel
as durable manner ard all work warranted 10 ii,
ar no sale.
n. b. These goods will be sold lower than
any other season, and as low as they can be
bought in ST. Louis al retail. Please call al the
Iowa Clothing Store.
Between Nessrs Burrows and Preltvman and
M. Rowling's Store, Front Street, Davenport.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-11
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar Sd, ship Dublin, of Brunswick, skolhcld
Mobile 10th ult.
Sld ship Sheffield bark Barring Brothers.
Ar 4th, sch Geo Davis, Dmton, Bath.
Cid 5th, ship Bennington, Young, New Orleans bark
Harvard, Goodwin, City Point
Ar 9th, bark Waltham, Houdlette Savannah 23d ult
sch Bengal, New York for Bath.
Ar Tan, sch Imperial, Blinn. Wiscasset.
Sid, ship Bennington.
Ar 9Th, sch Hylas, Wakefield, Bath
New YOrk-Cld Sd, bark Roderick Dhu, McClintock
Guayanna.
Ar 4th, ship Lizzie Harvard, Parker, Savannah.
CID, ship Sarah q Louisa, Henderson, Baltimore ; bark
Wabash Hubbard, Matanzas.
Ar 5th, sh Arlington, Ryan, Trieste Oct IT, Malta
Dec 9. passed Eibrater Jau q.
Cid h, sch Phipsburg, Kellar, Philadelphia
Ar 18th, sch John, Cables, Rockland.
Ar 9Th. sch Lanson Dean, and Challenge Rockland.
New Orlcnns-Ar 23d, ships Wurtemburg, Ford
Bath Progress Chase Damariscotta.
Adv ab Goth, ships Name Freemun, for Liverpool wig
400 bales or 1900 bbls Vaucuse Gchrist for Havre, wig
400 bales.
Ar 2sd, ship st John, skolfeld, London.
Cid oath, Sarah burlington, Melcher, York Buena
flowed to 18th, bark lido, Kimball 18th, ships
Montgomery.
Adv, ships Medallion for Trieste, wig $50 bls Hamp-
ton for Boston, large part engaged Chas Cooper
for York, idg John & Albert for Philadelphia, most
Adv ship s. Ohm skoied for Trieste, wig about 800
bales = .r.r.
GaIvcston-In port 12th, brig vesta, Stevens for
Boston.
MobiIe-Ar 23d ult, ship Advance, Packard Dam
ariscotta.
st Marks-Cld goth ult, brig Cuslnoc, Lawry, New
York.
Snynnnah-Ar 2srh, brig Cardiff, Melville, Matan-
zas sch Louisa Dyer, Ames. Rockland.
Wilmington, NC-Cld 9th, sch Ustaloga, Perry,
Baltimore.
BaItimorc-Cld cd inst, bark Cuba, Sawyer, Glen
fuegos.
ApaIachicola-Cld prev to 18th ult, bark Gilbert.
Green, Providence.
CharIcston-Cld 2sth, John Henry, Oxnard, and
Torrent Prince, Liverpool.
NorfoIk-Ar I'd, sch Tiger, Bath
PrOvidence-Ar 5lh, bark Albers, burlington, New
Orleans via Newport.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-11

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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-11

hos. ca mbot SEES ever offered in the city, for sale
bv WILLARD WALKER CO.
Bath Feb Al 1879. 90