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Prize Medal Furnace.

ME present Chilsons Patent Air-warmns and ve,,;
w la ing Furnace, with the confidence rs, 4,
viii prove ITSELF on lar trial. to be the best Furnace in
sU.-.-...a. "
The long and thorough experience of the inventor an
the subject of air warming and ventilation and the fsc,
that during the past seven years. CHILSONS FIR
MACE has gradually Superseded all Furnaces in
tho public Schools Hospitals and of the
of Boston, sufficient guaranty of their superiority
Their chief recommendations purity OF air. power
full heaters-wI great economy in the consuuption of
uei VIII our coal or Woo1 equaiy we superior draft,
lars if needed. l.. .r .s...-. al.
These Furnaces warranted to give perfect satisfc-
tion they will be taken down and charge made
Please call and examine, at the in Rogers
Front Street, near Sagadahock Ferry
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sHocK1NG.-On Sunday afternoon an Irish
man and his wife left their home in Maverick
Street, East Boston, leaving upon straw bed
on the floor, an infant child In about two
hours afterwards they both returned. in state
of intoxication, and found their child burnt to
DEATH
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Flour.

DECEIVED direct from New York, the best brand,
IL of Family Flour. which will be sold low at Ihe
stores opposite the Sagaahock uSe and al The corner
of Water aud Federal Sis. X. II. SMITH 4 co
BAN Juue % 1852 d.,
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Ey An interesting and able address to the
democracy of this city, was delivered at the
City Hall on Thursday evening last, by Hon.
Moses Mcdonald, of York.
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FLORIDA. The democrats have elected their
governor, member OF congress and a majority of
the legislature.
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NEW GOODS,
JUST received at the Sagadahock Clothing and Outfit
ting Warehouse very large and well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,

Gentlemen who in in this line of Goods, will
find it to then advantage by ing in the Sagadahock,
goods sold here the very lowest good
Of Boys Clothing Boots and Shoes Hats and
Cars, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Umbrellas, &c, all OF
which will be sold prices which shall give perfect
isfacton. l7tf JOHN BALLOU.
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DISASTERS.

ohlp rencan State, before reported at New Orlean,
Isl report. hurricane 18th ult, lat s61s Ion a. los
al tn,ee ,Dp sait mass close reefed main topsai
III amburg. 'NN''i7i"s y
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5000 REWARD,

REWARD of two hundred dollars will he paid to any
n person who will produce evidence sufficient
vct the person persons who recently cut and other
wise maicOusly injured Fire Engine No g. and the hose
and buckets belonging to the By order of the
Board of AldeImen. JOHN PATTEN, Mayor.
Oct 2ul
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C. A little less than three weeks to the
election.
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STATE ELECTIONS in Pennsylvania and Ohio
took place on Tuesday.
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The Road to Wealth.
EclloWAYsS PILLS

66S@SS w Il - 6AAASS
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF THE GRAv-
PLAINT.lfvH Fg9-TrfF In
Copy Of Letter addressed TO ]. K Heydon, Esq SD
ney, New South Wales dated Feb. 35ih 1851
SIR,-AMr Thomas CLARK, a settler al Lake George,
was Tor considerable lime seriously afflicted iIR a
complaint ofhe Liver, together with the Gravel. His
medical attendants, after Trying all their skill candidly
told m Thai his hopeless, and any fhriher eli.
forts useless. In this siIua,i,n and when expecting
every day would terminate his existence friend rec
nmnendcd him 10 Try Holloway Pills and as fororn
nope he did sol the brsi dose gave him Considerable
ee ht therefore persevered in king them according
me az eeons and SNOW restored 10 pereci health.
,ie WIN feel great pleasure confirming This
,en, or even make affidavit 10 The same effect,
should il be required II I'D y l--->I---'
(Signed) wN ZONES
proprietor of the Goulburn ueraJ New 40 Wnle.
Cure OF pain and tightness in the Chest and
stomach OF person "a years of age.
From Messrs. Thew & Son. pronri.,ors cf ~. pv,,,
ment.-Augusi 2, 1851.
10 Professor Holloway SIR-I des;,A 10 b.,,,s..
lImony 10 the good effects OF Hollowny:s pills r.,
some years suffered severely from na;,, "a -
ness III The stomach, which also accompanied bv n
shorness OF breath, that prevented me frnm waLi,r
about am 81 years of age, aud notwirbs,apdiug -
advanced Stale oflfe, these pills have So relieved me-
that am DESTROYS that others should be made
ed with their virtues. | HOW rendered by ,hei,
means. comparatively active, and lake exercise
without Inconvenience or pain, which could moi DO
HENRY COE, North Street, Lynn Norfolk.
Wonderful efficacy of Hollo~ay's Pills in cases
of Dropsy.
Persons suffering from Dropsy cit her nbou, the turn
OF lite, or al other times, should Immediately have re-
course 10 these pills. hundreds of persons r. nnnu
ally cured by their use, of this diref compl t in liz
different Stages, when all other had failed.
These celebrated PILLS are wonderfully efbcncions in
the following complaints:
Ague r. yers of nil Kinds STONE and
Asthma Fits Gravel
Bilious Complaints Gout Serondar,
Blolches on the skin Headache Symn,o,ps
Bowel Complaints Iidg eslion Tic Dolour
| Coles IuAan;na,jou e.b,
Constipation of The Jaundice Tumors
Bowels Liver Complaints Ulcers
| CONSUMPTION iumbago Venerial Alice
Debility Piles lions
| DDIoPSy rheumatism Worms Of all
| Dysen'fry Retention of Urine kinds
| EEryspems Scrofula, Of Kings Weaknesses
| ehaie irreguari- Evil frofn whaiev-
ties Sore Threats er cause &c
Sold at the Establishment of Professor HoIIbw.y
pa Strand tnear Temple Bari London and by all re.
spectacle Druggists and dealers in medicine hru hcut
The British Empire and of those of the United States
npols and boxes, 81 cents e. cents and 81 so each
Wholesale by the Principal Drug Houses in The Uni
| OIL, and by JOSHUA DURGIN co, Portland
| JOHN MATHEWS, Agent for Bath.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
| sizes
N b. Directions for the guidance Of patients in en-
| cry uisorcer are aihxed TO each box. eoply1l
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Just Received.
DR.. NOURSE

A LARGE lot of TEAS of different grades in hal
- chests. Will be sold low by
Jan 1852. % r r SMITH 4 co
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Stoves /! Stoves i!

Just received, from the New York, Albany and Troy
markets. large and carefully selected stock of Stoves
Cooking Parlor, Office and Chamber Stoves for coal or
wood; Franklin, Fire-pIaces, Open Crates Portable
cash prices. Please call and examine as above
Bath Sept 10, 1852. IA
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BoDY FOUND. On Tuesday, Oct. 9TH,
Coroner Daniel William, of Richmond, held
an inquest en- the body of man found float
ing in the Kennebec River, near Houdet's
wharf. He was apparently % to 30 years Of
age, about 5 feet and inches in height, and
had dark brown hair. He was dressed in a
black and blue checked jacket, brown wooden
vest, striped cotton shirt, wooden under
shirt, dark satineu pants black silk crsvat,
and slippers. In his pocket was found a bill
of clolhing from Oliver & Drew to William
Slmens, and dated South Yarmouth, Sept.
&, 1851. Verdict, accidental drowning
Argus.
RACE OF CLIPPERS FROM CANToN.-A Liver
pool paper says: gii;sE4 sRs siEs
Great interest has been excited from the
fact that five of the most celebrated clippers,
Two English and three American, are now on
cher way to this port and the port of Lon
doa, with cargoes of tea. Though the times
of starting differ, there will be opportupitv
sufficient afforded for testing the respective
merits and qualities of the craft. The
Chrysolite, for. Liverpool, and the Storm
away, for London, both English, sailed on
the 4th of july. The Surprise, and the
Challenge, for London, andthe Race Horse.
for Liverpool, (al American sailed on the
18th July. We may add that not few wag.
ers are pending the result
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HAS removed to Pearl Street, Cd house west of
~ Parker's Office as heretofore, opposite the Sage
dahock House 4sfC
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III IL subscriber trustee for The parties Interest
L toiH sell at public 4uct on, The store of Davis
Hatch III Bal saturday, October 30th, 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, tina; portion of The splendid painting
known bartholomew Pan0ra ma of the
kemnebec, extending from the mouth OF The river 10
The upper part OF The city Of Gardiner.
.'. J. S. SWIFT.
Bath, Oct 6, 1852. 3wl6
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Later from Eurnna.

The Franklin arrived ar New York on
Monday, Oct IL.
ENGLAND. There is no political news of
importance. The American Guano expe-
diton 10 the Lobos Islands was creating
considerable uneasiness amongst the dealers
in Guano and the Peruvian bond holders.
Fears of collision were entertained The
London Times of the 18th uIt contains an
article on the subject, condemnalory of the
proceedings Of Mr.. Webster, and expresses
a conviction that the Peruvian Government
will be able to beat off or capture the whole
OF The merchant vessels engaged in the ex-
petition, unless the naval squadron Of the
United States should interfere to prevent it.
Queen Victoria bad not returned from
Scotland.
FRANCE. The Paris journals are princ-
paly occupied with clEonicling the progress
OF the President Through the Southern de-
partments at Grenoble, Avignon and Mar
settles. The President was received with
the most extravagant outward demonstra-
tons of Joy. Beneath all this current of po-
puar rejoicing, however, there are plain in
dicatons of secret dislike and hatred TO his
rule.
This is proved by the dcovery of a well
planned conspiracy to assassinate the Presi-
dent at MarseilIes, where formidable infer
nal machine placed in house on the street
through which Louis Napoleon was to pass
the next day, was seized by the Police.
HIGHWAY RoBERY.-A high handed rob-
berry was committed in the town of Cum
berland In this county, on Friday afternoon
last A man was enticed by fair words, into
field, by fellow who then tried 10 induce
his victim to drink from a bottle he carried
en- his pocket. Failing in this, he fell upon
him unawares, and beat him about the head
with heavy club he carried, till the poor
man, was wounded so sadly as to draw pity
FROM all beholders. Mr.. Slurdivant, who
assisted in having the rufian caught, des-
cribes ii as pitilul indeed to see how the poor
mans head and face and jaws were BRUSHED
and broken. He then robbed him of two
fifty dollar gold pieces, which he he'd OBJ
iained in this city, the knowledge of which
had no doubt induced the ruffian 10 follow
hrm out and assa him. The helpless man
was found in Mr.. SIS field, and cared for by
physicians and others. Saturday morning.
MIR. Sturdivant come into the city, and put
the City Marshal on the scent and in an
hour or two, the fellow was caught. One of
the gold pieces was found upon hirn-the
other lac had exchanged, and with part OF
1t had put on a new suit of clothes. His
name is stated to be Getchell, of Woolwch
This bloody deed ranks high in the calender
OF crime, and will change Mr.. Getchell's 10.
cstiou from Woolwich 10 Thomason, for a
long series of years.--Argus.
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BAY ST ATE
Long and Square Shawls

THE subscribers have just received large
l. of Wool Shawls, some entirely new patterns to be
sold cheap at the Granite Store. OWEN a. co.
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Mechanics Pierce & King Club.
Regular meetings of this Club are to be held
at Granite Hall, every Friday evening. All
Democrats in the city are respectfully invited to
be present. ARTHUR BRowN, Sec.
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New Orleans-Adv 1st, ship Sarah burlington
Melcher. for Boston large part cargo engaged.s ~
PensacOla-Cld prev TO 25th, bark Geo Smouse
Jameson, Jamaica
JacssonviIIe-Cld 2lst, brig H W Moncure, Curtis,
| New York ----.s, 81 sts
Key West-In port cath ult, brig Brownsville, Rog-
ers, wig. -. aa-AiF''
Baliimore-Ar 9Th, sch Benjamin Franklin, Loud,
| Bath. '..-
Ar 9th, brig II w Mencure, Curtis Jacksonville schs
Gen Cass and Pearl, Il ockand II 'H'EEFb
Cid 9th Ships Sas Leonard, Basset, ST Stephen Tenn
| pest, Fulton, New Orleans. '.H '|f -fi
CharIesiOH-In the ofing Sd, ship Arlington, Ryan,
| I'm Liverpool. H
| Wilmington, NC-Cld Cd, brig Eagle, Evans, w
PhiIadeIphia-Cld 5th, sch Ophir, Baker, Fall
River.
...... FOREIGN PORTS.
Per Steamship Asia.l -..H
Ar at Liverpool seth u ship Harriet Augusta Trot,
New Orleans. i,5-l" - -
Ent for dg at Liverpool 2lst Houghton, Doane, New
York.
Ar 23d, Calhoun, Melcher, New York.
Sid I'm Deal 22d, United States, Chism, Newport,
and New York. ut VI
or the Lizard 22d, Richard Morse, Perry FIN N York
for London.
Sid fin Bremerhayen goth, Eva Philbrook, N Orleans ;
Hannah Croker, Brown,
Sid I'm Cadiz 18th, Princeton, Page, Bath
Gibralter-In port 18th, Sheffield, Lewis, FIN Leghorn
for Boston. -
Cronstadt-In port 18TH Ophir Wood for New York
ldg MAJ titan, Macl1on, unc Genburn, Sampson aud
Waltham, Houdlete, unc,
Quebec-Cld 5th, ship Sarah & Louisa, Hen lerson
Liverpool. t
.--.f SPOKEN.
No date lat 35l Ion rs, bark w Bridge, from sa-
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN.

No date, lat s5l, Ion rs, bark w Bridge, from sa
vannah for Boston;
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'EA POTS, Coffee Potts. Urns. rich Gothic Tea TRAYS
common Dry Egg Coolers, Britannia Soup Tu-
reens, &c. & III UrJT,I q IN
June 20, 1852 ~
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Table Cutlery.
Britannia Casters

.000 SETS of Table Knives and Forks, of ever,
-OOO description. s. w HEATH & on
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Flannels,
Peaches, Watermelons,

MUSKMELONS-Came lopes-Cabbages-S Squash
l Tomatoes, and all the varieties of the season. fol
sale al the City Market by A G PAGE.
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Family Flour.

A FEW Barrels Superior Ezra Pastry Flour, for
IL sale by NJ. F. GANNETr
Bath Sept 81, 1852. Irt Hn IA
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SINGLE and double Zephyr Worsieds, fine seec
y ton of shades and ,cH be sold at reduced prices
Bath, Oct 6, 1852. 16lf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-16
MIR. Kerr at the West.

Mr.. Kerr is in favor of a Convention that
a majority of the people of this State have right
to change their Constitution, and majority of the
people of the United States have right to change
the Federal Constitution Is silent in regard to the
School Fund, although at the East he took care to
say he was in favor of its distribution according to
the Federal basis and does not declare, he did in
the East that he is in favor of the present basis
naming as it is but says that he is in favor of a
mixed" basis. and refuses to say aohat he wants a
Convention for, although he says he does want a
Convention.
Such are the leading points set forth by Green's
borough correspondent of the Raleigh Standard
The Standard youches for its correspondent, and
says that his statements can be proved, and will be
This came out in the Standard of Wednesday last
and the Register Immediately issued an extra, con-
tradicting but not disprovng the statements in the
Standard, which are reiterated by that paper on
Saturday with the further statement that the cor
respondent is gentleman of undoubted integrity
and veracity and its readers may rely implicitly
upon his statements substantially true.
Let all voters, Wings and Democrats, look to this
Are two faces to be assumed-one to please the East
and the other the West! Are IRE to be humbugged
with devotion to the present basis, and different
basis to be held out TO the West?
Are we to be told that Mr.. Kerr is in favor of the
distribution of the School Fund according Federal
basis and is Mr. Kerr then to go to the West and
by his silence give consent to another doctrine
Why does not Mr.. Kerr state what he wishes to eff
feet by an open Convention if it be not the election
of John Kerr and the defeat of Equal Suffrage!
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The Funeral ceremonses. etc.

The public demonstration in this place, Of respect
to the memory Of Henry Clay which was made yes
terday forenoon, got up in good taste, and reec
ted credit upon all concerned The suspension OF
business was very general and all wore the appear
ance of Sabbath.
Having been in the procession, we are unable to
state exactly its length but it seemed to US to have
been nearly, if not quite as large as that which
turned on the occasion of Mr.. Calhoun's remains
passing through here. OF course being simply a
ceremony, it necessarily lacked that impressiveness
derived on the former occasion, from the presence
of the remains of the lustrious deceased and of
distinguished living Senators, who accompanied
them to their last resting place.
The ceremonies a, the Presbyterian Church were
solemn and appropriate, and the address of Geo Da
Wis., Esq reflected credit alike his head and heart
Various public and private buildings were appro'
priately draped and in mourning. As We write, our
paper is being put to press, and we cannot there
fore go into particulars.
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The New York Courier and Enquirer says the manifes
to of the Southern Wings at Washington:
1t understood and believe correctly So that certain
Wing members from three other States Florida North
DINA Kentucky about to make public similar
termination that in fact emphatic voice of reputation
of the Baltimore nominee has, sra3ghtway will.
from every slavehoding State having single Wing
Der in Congress- excepting Maryland Louisiana and Mis-
souri, Such DETECTION in the most exposed wing of the
Wing party is misfortune, and to be plainly undet
stood and seriously considered.
The Courier regrets all this and thinks that Scott should
be supported
There is little doub, but that the repudiations
of Scott by Southern Wings, are eagerly reprinted
and circulate ut the North for the purpose of
centrating the whole Northern sectional element in
his support tisurther stated upon what appears to
be good authority Seward is to avail himself Of
an early opportunity odenounce the Wing platform.
AFTER which he will 60 vigorously into the Northern
Free Soil canvass. , -
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Later from Europe.

The Steamship Arctic, arrived on the 18th, with
Liverpool da'es to June Both. We find little or
nothing of interest The British Parliament was to
have been prorogued on the lst of July, and imme,
diately af er dissolved. The French Government is
attempting to smooth over the difficulties with the
Assembly. The Assembly was closed on Monday
by a message from the President, which was warm
ly received 1t was made up of little, save fine
phrases. The Budget shows deficiency of $4,000, :
900 francs, or 100000. .. ....
1t is stated that the five great European powers
have formally called upon Switzerland to recognize
the right of Prussia to Neufchatel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-16
North Carolina Rail Road.

The Directors of this important work assembled in
this City on Tuesday last-pre>ent, essrs. More
head, Saunders, Ellis Gilmer, HuIt, Thomas, Davis.
Means, Wilson, JONES' and Hill-absent Mr.. Jer-
kins.
1t is understood. the result of the deliberations
of the Board that the Depot is be located in the
Southern part of the City-the precise spot, we be-
lieve, has not yet been selected.
We learn that the Engineering expenses of the
Road are about as follows: Chief Engineer salary
$1,000; four principal Assistants at $1,000 each
and from fifteen to eighteen Assistants at from 500
to $1,000 each-making for this item, exclusive of a
number of hands hired al fifty cents per day, $780,
$40 per
: On Thursday the Stockholders assembled in the
Commons Hall. There were 276 Stockholders in at
tendance representing in person 1888 shares, and
by proxy 3.743 shares making in all represented,
1881 shares. The Hon Calvin Graves vas called
to preside. and Charles Phil ps, ESQ., of Orange and
Alfred Williams Esq, of Wake appointed
Secretaries. The Report of the President and Dr.
rec,ors to the Stockholders submitted and read
by Gov. Morehead, 1t appears from the Report that
the entire Road is under contract and the work pro-
crossing in the satisfactory manner; that the
first division. from Raleigh to Goldsborough, will be
completed, in all probability, by the 1st January,
1854: that up to the 1st July S291560 worth Of
work had been done and that there now employ
ed on the whole line Of the Road. 1,455 men, 403
boys. 500 carts, 80 wagons, 1856 horses and mules
and A oxen. The Report is Interesting docu-
ment and we shall endeavor to make room for it in
our next
We learn that the expectation is that at least
$500 900 will be paid in before the Stockholders ad
journ.
A number of the leading friends of the work arc
in attendance, and fine spirit prevails
| On Thursday evening the members of the Board
of Directors for the past year, reelected with
out opposition.
| The Stockholders had not adjourned up to the
time of our going to press--Rol Standard.
/ HoNoRABLE.-Gen. Franklin Pierce was in tn,
battles of Contreras Cherubusco, Moline del Rev
near Chapultepec. near Belen, and at Garita de Be
len. The correspondent who sends a o,le libel
limiting that he tainted to avoid the fight must tax
it to other places for publication. Gen. Pierce vol
unteered his services like true American. in vindi
cation of his counirys honor, and shall always hav
the due need of praise from us for that action
i Philadelphia Sun, (Whig.)
j The NURSERY OF FREEDoM.--A woman who re
sides in the fourth ward of Jersey who has beer
married thirty years and is now about fifty years
age, gave birth 70 her twenty eighth child day
i two since. sssssqss ksa ssssS 800