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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
DUBUQUE MARBLE YARD.

WU.VUNE.VI, TO.NB y ER.9TE STO-VE
MANDATORY.
ID FANNING, late of St. Louis, MO-, has
L. located hmselfpermanently at Dubuque,
where he intend. to manufacture to order
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
In plain classical style.
He will keep on hand fine assortment of
Marble, ready to suit the various tancies and
desires of his customers
MARBLE MANTELS, SILI.S AND TRhNSOMS
BUILDING WORK OF DESCRIPTIONS.
Finished neatly and with despatch.
Workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh. P. TANNING.
Dubuque, Ang. 6, lS5l-Gm.
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AlmancS for 1862.
For Free Distribution ,citAout Money and 10Th
ont Price.
nOCTOR TIMOTHY MASON, sign of the Good
- Samaritan, invites his call and
an Almanac for 1852. He is now publishing table to
accompany his Amanacs, for telling what the peahe
ru be through all the lnnatons Of each year, till the end
Of time. The table will be ready for delivery in few
DAYS. oct90-d.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

HAVE this day sold F. II. Conger my stock of Goods
To all those indebted to me. | say in and settle
Immediately, il is absolutely necessary and can't be drodcd
Delays dangerous both to You and me.
Aug. %. W. z. WIGuTMAN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
IS. 900 PersO ms

including all ages, cl9sses and conditions. among
which were large number of LADIES'. who are pecu-
Iiarly subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in VAN!
TO illustrate the use of the GAI.VANlC BELT,
suppose the case of person afflicted with that bane
of civilization DYSPEPSIA, or any other chrome or
Nervous Disorder In ordinary cases. stimuants arc
taken which by their action the nerves and mus.
ces of the stomach, afford temporary reef but winch
leave the patient in lower state and with inJurea
faculties after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the
apple alton of the GALvANIC BELT Take Dys-
peptic sufferer even in the worst symptoms OF an
attack and simply tie the Belt around the Body using
the Magnetic Fluid ERECTED In short period the
insensbe perspraoslll act on the positive element
of the Belt thereby causing Galvanic circniation
which will pass to the negative, and thence back
again to the positive thus keeping up continuous
Galvanic circulation throughout the system Thus
the most severe of pYSPEPSA are PERMA.
NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE
OF YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the most Undor Character,
Srom all parts of the country could be green sum
,;e tn fiji every column in this
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
DRv GOODS.

A PART NOW LANDING, and the REMAINDER
II DAILY EXPECTED, at which time our Stock
will be complete. We would only say without any de-
sire to puff that offer inducements to all who will
favor us with a call.
We would embrace the present opportunity to return
our thanks to our numerous Friends, for their liberal
patronage during the last Fifteen Years Ours IS the
Oldest Establishment in the City of Dubuque Call and
see (Sept 20-tf) EMERSON & SHIELDS.
DRIED PEACHES,
on BARRELS just received aud will he sold at bar
OU gain in lots to suit purchasers
- HORSE FLOWS, Evans & Adams make. Just re-
- ccived, and for sale by
Sept 2O-t. EMERSON & SHIELDS
FINE assortment of Mahogany Boards and We
N necring Hair Cloth Seat Springs and Cane in
store and for sale by FARLEY y CHRISTIAN.
Aug by
Notice to Tobacco (hcWcrs.
No,c Landing off the Steamer Lamnrtine,'
~ BONES BEsr CHEWING TOBACCO direct from
4U the Manufacturers, in Large and Small Boxes, or
a. s sssa ao'sa fu'''''e''' EMERSON SHIELDS
50 Barrels $. F. Flour in store and for sale by
icO Sept. Is. EMERSON & SHIELDS
< Sack. Coffee, for sale by
10 Sept is EMERSON SHIELDS.
roTToN YARN--lo boxes Cotton Yarn, direct from
~ the mandatory, and for sale by
may IA EMERSON & SHIELDS
x Gross ST. Louis Matches, warranted article, in
scstare, and for sale very low by
Sept IS EMERSON SHIELDS.
NOR SALE, New Two Horse Wagon Call soon
Sept 90 t. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
IOO Cases Boots aud Shoes direct from the manmfac
iOoture and for sale by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
| Sept Is
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04

DISTRESSING PAINS OF.7LL KINDS .7RF
INSTANTLY ARRESTED BY
RaDW4YS READY RELIEF.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
The great popularity and excellence Oh
DIR. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease
by oufpard application in place Of the usual mode OF
drug ging and physickng the patient till exhausted
Nature sinks hore!essly under the infection rr
They strengthen the phoe system, tquattse me efeu'
ation Of the blood promote The secreftons ana hersr
the siig hest injury under any circumstance SINCE
their introduction in the United States, only three
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
> w ANS HOTEL,

Iowa City.
IN II T. subscriber, and proprietor of the above
i House, would inform the public, that lie has taken
possession of said establishment and prepared
MEDIATE the travelling community transient regular
buarders md will endeavor give general satisfaction.
CHAS. J. SWAN.
1Connected with the above establishment Is large
and extensive Livery Stable where strangers all
times be accommodated with conveyances any part of
the country. May Is, 1919. 37-Iy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-04
DR.. CHRISTiE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting tine Throat 81
Head such as Bronchitis, Inflammation Of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head,
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzing or Roaring IN the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous and that
distressing complaint called Tic Doloreux.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
A Political Smash-up.

The great Caucus of the Wing members
of Congress was duly held IN inc senate
Chamber on the Goth inst, for the purpose
of fixing place and time for the National
Wing Convention.
Senator Mangum, of North Carolina, the
Chairman, had previously announced that all
Resolutions in favor Of the Compromise as a
finally, he should rule TO he out of order,
and therefore inadmissibIe. A considerable
number of Southern Wings, and some of the
Northern friends Of Webster and Fillmore
thereupon stayed away.
MIR. Marshall. of Kentucky, however, did
Introduce such Resolutions, aud the Chair
ruled them out. The Southerners then, al
most TO a man, protested against the deci-
sion, and withdrew. Ii is intimated that the
seceders will issue manifesto of the rea-
sons for their course.
Several seeding members state thar, after
what has passed, the South will not support
Gen. Scott, even if he make the pledges they
have required.
Those who remained in the Caucus, de-
cided upon the 18th OF June as the time, and
Baltimore as'ihe place, for holding the Ma
;iOnal Convention. The whole number of
votes was but forTy-nine, out OF total of
one hundred and sixteen wing members of
Congress-about taoo.tgfths of the whole.
The excitement on the occasion was in
tense, and most determined spirit was
evinced by the South not to stand any hum
buggery. The breach IS opened, and must
inevitably grow wider. The Wings may
hold their Convention, but it will be purely
sectional. Seward and his tribe have re-
solved that Scott should be the standard
bearer Of Wing soi-Abolilionism and
in that capacity the South utterly repudiate
him.
The game is up. Even though peace
should be patched up between the contend
ing interests, it can be but temporary.
In the meantime the Democratic party is
becoming every day stronger and more COM
pact. It's candidates for the Presidential
nomination are all true men, able men, and
National men.-Argus.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
DOMESTIC PORTS

DOM ESl IL IOltlS-
Boston-Ar 2lst, Mazatan, of Bath, Cutting, Calcut-
Sid 22d, ship St Peter
Cid 23d, brig yesa, Stevens Galveston sch Albion
Robinson, DanarisCotta.
Ar 54th, bark Waltham, of Richmond, Houdlette Sa-
vannah sch Caspian, Rairden, Wiscasset
Ar 25th, schs schs Mary Snow, Tre, Rockland; Sea
Bee, Herick NoTthport
Ar Goth, bark Benz Adams, of Bowdoinham, Cornish,
Mobile LIST inst Cleaner of Gardiner Hamlin Apalach-
cola LIST inst Florence of Bath Coer do do Peri of
Damarscotta, Coter do oth sch Packet, Leary, Wall
doboro
New YorIx-Ar 22d, ship Saratoga, Trask, Liver
pool; John Colby, Hatch, Ponce; Rochambeau, Of
Thomaston, Liverpool.
Below ship Sarah Hyde, FIN Liverpool
Cid, ship Pelican State, Manson, Liverpool.
New Orlcans-Towed to sea I'd inst, ship Nath'l
18th, ship Mountaineer, Robinson Havre Sd u1t =
bark Pacific, Sawyer, Rockland.
lowed to sea 9TH, brig Brownsville.
Adv abt 18th, ship Shafield, Lewis, for Genoa pas
sac only.
Baltimore-Cld 18th, bark Mary Florence, Trott,
Cuba.
PhiladeIphia-Ar1 10th, ship Marathon, vandyke,
Few Orleans.
Newport-Ar goth, schs Charlotte, and Meri ian,
SC, for Waldoboro-
Edyarfown-Ar 10th, sch Marion, Ham, York
for Rockand
GlOucestcr-Ar 18th, sch Palos, Rockland for New
York; Burgoyne, Brunswick for Boston.
MObilc-Adv l4th, ship Cornelia for Liverpool, 2l0O
on BIO ,rd.
ApalachicOln-Cldp prev to 18th, ship Sabatis Hall,
Key West-In port 18th, sch Gov Arnold, repair
ing nearly ready with the materials of the wrecked ship
lebanon.
Wilmington, NC-Cld 18th brig Kinds, Perry,
Bowdoinham.
JacksonviIIe-sld 10th inst, brig Baldwin, Wis
casset.
Savannah-Ar 18th, ship Junias, Erskine Boston.
CharIeston-In the oiling 18th, ships Shelter, and
T Roger, FIN New York.
Cid Both, ship Lizzie Harvard Parker, Liverpool
GalvestOn-Ar 7th, brig Billow, Flitner, Mobile.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29

SINGULAR FREAKS OF LIGHTNING. On
"Wednesday morning line dwelling house of
MIR. Sylvester Hopkins of East Orleans was
completely shattered by lightning. Mr. H.
gives the following account of the occur
renee: He was first awakened by the th,In-
der, and saw ball of fire pass the foot of the
bed, in which were himself, his wife and
child. He heard no crash, nor any noise in
dicatiye Of the damage which was afterwards
found to have been done. On rising TO pro-
cure light, he found that the mantel-piece
was missing, aud that pile of ruins was in
the place of the chimney. He then returned
to his wife and child, called girl in another
part of the house, who was providenlially
found to be safe, and went to the nearest
neighbours, the rain falling in torrents. On
returning at daylight, the house was found
TO be complete mass of ruins Both ends
of the building were forced off, every door
burst from it's hinges, the chimney scattered
in every direction, the stove shattered into
uumberless pieces, floors ripped up, win
dows all demolished, the roof completely
shattered, and the furniture almost entirely
destroyed. A sheet iron "fire-board" to use
Hibernicism-was found doubled up in a
solid mass in the yard back of the house.
The escape of the inmates Of the building
seems hardly less than miraculous.
The house of Capt. lessee C. Snow, a
few rods distant, on rollers, in the process OF
removal, was also struck, but received little
injury. Yarmouth Register.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
Three Days Later from Europe.

Steamship Asia, from Liverpool, April
10Th, three days later, arrived at New Yoas
on Wednesday. She brings rs passengers
from Liverpool, and SSl0,557 in specie.
The English news present nothing of stir
ring importance.
Letters from Paris announce that the
French government has granted so, 600 francs
for monument 10 Marshal Ney. The Ma
tonal Guard has been dissolved. The coun-
try is tranquil.
A proclamation of the Empire is again
talked of, and the 9Th of May is fixed on as
the time for the next coup d'etat. On that
day grand review of 100000 troops is TO
take place in Paris, when, it is said, the SOL
diers will be encouraged TO salute the En-
peror with reclamation. Contractors are
purchasing horses for the French army, in
Prussia, Belgium and Holland. Agents
were also collecting The addresses of all who
have served in the imperial armies, whose
names do not appear at the war office
Ii is stated that an order has been received
in England for The construction Of thirty iron
steamboats, for the use of the Danube Steam
Navigation Company. They are to he OF
large dimensions and of substantial male
rials.
decree was published on the 5uh inst,
at Madrid, annlhiIatng the liberty of the
press, establishing a censorship, and the
governme nj TO suspend and suppress jour
nails at pleasure.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29

LAND SLIDES. A land slide at Augusta on
Monday crushed in the rear wall of the rail-
road engine house and buried the anvil at
the forge with stones and dirt. Another
land slide took place on the railroad be-
tween this place and Augusta, near Hinck-
iey's Plains, about week since, carrying
large amount OF dirt into the river, and The
track out OF line. The road was repaired
without much detention to the trains. The
road cannot be considered safe at this point.
until good culvert is put in.
Thursday last, about noon, something like
forty feet of the embankment, above Hinck-
iey's Plains, slipped into The river. A strong
force was put on, and the road was repaired
before night. The passengers for the West
went out on the freight train. Considering
the newness of the road, it is remarkable
that no more accidents of this kind have &C.
curred.-HaL. Gazette.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29

MONSIEUR ToNsoN COME AGAIN" Two
hbs liquor were seized at the A. and St. l..
Depot Yesterday, from Gorham, N. H.,
marked Portland. The same two bbls, that
went up from this city the other day. Find
ing no owner there it was returned, and
promptly seized by the police.
man, protesting TO be the owner, fol-
lowed the liquor up 10 Gorham from this
city, paid the frei ght, and iriumphanlly re-
turned, bringing the spois with him. But
who can tell what an hour will bring forth !?
He left his liquor at the depot and sent a
teamster for 1t. The teamster, however. not
being forthcoming, officer Clark pulled a
warrant out of his hat, and "by au,hori,yn
escorted the barrels to the police Office
where it remains in durance vle.-Argus.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
lFrom the Columbus tGa.) Enquirer, Feb 8, 1881
Wistar's Balsam of IHiLd Cherry.
coNsUMpTIoN's pREMoN1roRIEs

Are Coughs, Colds, Influenza. BRONCHITIS,
tightness of the Chest, pain in the left side,
low fever, and many other symptoms of like
character. Then come Tubercles in the Lungs,
DISCRIMINATION, prostration of the physical
powers, and soon the scene closes. That they
may not weep when too late, let the friends of
the sick be vigilant at the outset. When the
first symptoms of Pulmonary Disease are man.
Tested. administer DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liuer-
scort, Tar, and Canchalagua. That its effects
have been all but miraculous even in extreme
cases. we have testimony which incredulity
itself can scarcely doubt. TRY IT. But first
read the evidence. You will find it in the
pamphlet in every Agents hands.
CAUTlON.-None genuine unless there is The
buff wrapper, note of hand, signed with pen, by A
l. SCOVILL & Co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. L. SEQ
WILL Il co, Proprielors al their Principal Depot,
GOTHIC HALL, No. BIG, Brord,oay, New YORK to
whom all orders for the Medicine aud le!'ers relating
10 agencies, should be addressed, pou paid.
boro by NJ NJ. Rawson.
PRICE-u large botlles, 81 90. or SIX bo,es for SIS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
The Late Storm.

We compile from our exchanges the follow
ing short notices of disasters by the storm an6
food:
Brig Marcus, of Bangor, went ashore on
Scltuate beach-no information Of what has
become of the crew. l-... .... W. a.
Bark Gay Head went ashore on Duxbury
beach, was driven up to high water mark, and
ollged. The owners whole property was in
this vessel and he has no insurance.
Brig Spartan was totally wrecked on Plum
Island. Total loss. Vessel and cargo of mo-
lasses insured.
British schooner Caledonia, from Nova SEQ
tia for Boston, with a cargo of wood, went
ashore on Marsh6eld beach, The crew and
passengers landed with difficulty by means of
a line thrown to the shore.
Ship Inez, of Newburyport went ashore
part of cargo saved. M -..
Brig Romp went ashore on Chatham beach
cargo saved, vessel lost A brig from Pictou
for Boston with coal, went ashore near the
same place.
Ship William P. Dollver and British
schooner Mary Ann were wrecked.
Brig Eliza, of Portland, was lost below New
York in gale. 5t H1
Schr. Franklin from New York for Augusta.
with corn and -four, went ashore on Hampton
We have seen notices of many other disas
tiers, more or less severe to vessels, but the
number of lives lost by them appears to have
been very small-a circumstance which calls
for devout gratitude to Providence.
The streams all over New England, and even
beyond, have been swollen to an extraordinary
height, and many places have not escaped so
fortunately as those upon our river.
At Lowell the Concord and Merrimack river.
rose higher than they have been known since
l7S5-the rise being Is IL feet. Nearly all
the mills are stopped by the water, many streets
are overlooked so as to be passable only in
boats, the houses abandoned. The water was
three feet deep in the basement of the City
Hall on East Merrimack street. The toll bridge
at Lawrence across the Merrimack has been
carried away; also bridge at Nashua, at Con-
cord, and at Meredith Bridge. Higher up the
rivers the freshet was not SO destructive-rain
instead of snow having fallen.
The Connecticut at Springfield rose 10 feet
above low water mark.
The Pittsburg Dispatch of Thursday, says
the freshet in Ohio has proved more disastrous
than any since 1882. Eight or ten lives are
already reported lost, and the loss of property
is immense. The navigation of the river is en-
tirely suspended, from the fact that steamers
cannot pass under the bridge at Wheeling.
The covered bridge across the Androscoggin
at Lewiston Falls has been carried away.
The Eastern Argus states that two bridges
at Baldwin have been carried away
The accounts from Western Maryland re-
port immense losses of property, and great
damage to the canal by the freshet. 1t is esti-
mated that million of dollars will not be suf-
kcient to make the necessary repairs. The
snow on the mountains beyond Cumberland,
at last accounts, was over fifteen inches deep.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
Assessors Notice.

THE Assessors of City of Bath hereby give notice to
all persons liable TO pay taxes in said City, that they
will be i'll session at their office in he City Hail. Tues
day, the th day Of May next, and the two following
days, from to IL M, and from to M on each of
said days. and longer, for the purpose of receiving
statements under oath, containing and proper lists
of their os aud all their both real and PERSONAL
including all property held in trust GUARDIAN executor
administrator otherwise owned or held by them i'll
aforesaid on the LIST day of May 1852.
The Assessors would partcu arly call the attention
this notice of all persons who have heretofore supposed
themselves Overaxcd that they, well all Others liza
BILE to be taxed may prepare and hand in lists according
to the requr ments of the law of all their taxable prop
erty and thereby relieve the Assessors Of the unpeas
necessity of booming them, none may expect any
abatement of taxes after the lists the eof shall have been
committed TO the Cole tor unless in in which the
requirements of the law could not have been complied
with.
The assessors will real estate the persons
10 whom IL was assessed, unless previous 10 such
sessmenis notice is given OF The change of ownership
or occupancy, and the name othe person 10 whom the
same has been transferred surrendered.
An 'aH 4 MICHEL IHehfii Assessors of Bath
LEVI w. HoUGHToNJ
Bath, April IS, 1852
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29

FiREMEN's RIoT ARMS USED BY TIE
POLICE. Philadelphia, April Is. The Shift
fier Hose Company, Of this city, whilst re-
turning from the burning of stable and two
houses on the corner of Twelfth and Lom-
bard streets, were attacked bv party of row.
dies belonging 10 another company. Police
officers Walton and Jones interfeted. and
having been roughly handled, resorted to the
use of their revolvers, and wounded, it is
supposed, MORALLY, James Gillespie, belon,
cling TO the Moyamensing Hose Company.
The officers have given themselves up to
await an investigation. t.,. -.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29

SUPPOSED DEATH FROM ETHER. On Sat-
urday week, a resident of Chelsea, Mass,
had ether administered 10 him previous 10
undergoing surgical operation 10 remove
toe nail which grew down into the quick.
The surgeon had just commenced to use the
knife, when the patients pulse rapidly de-
clined Restoralves were applied in vain,
and death ensued in about five minutes.
A somewhat simier case of death at the
commencement of surgical operation hap
pened at Edinburgh, jus: before ether was
discovered. A person was about to have a
tumor cut from the scalp, when just as the
knife was applied, his pulse rapidly failed,
as in the present case, aud death immediate
ly ensued. In that instance the cause of the
death was supposed to have been nervous
fear, but if ether had been used, that would
most probably have been assigned as The
cause of death.-Boston Traveller.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
% g 81 t III s..

In this city, 25th inst Miss Emily Farrin aged 81
years and months.
In Phipsburg, 2Ist inst, Mrs Mary Day, aged a.
In Brunswick, child of John NJ Parker, aged 90 os.
Its death caused by swallowing nineteen percussion
caps, which accidentally left within its reach. 1t
lived 81 hours.
In jefferson, Mr. Stephen Chapman, aged 81
In Belfast, 18th inst Erwin Norman Fales aged years
ard months 10th, MIR Abram Lord, aged 40.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
To the COnsumptiye.

" Persons who have been taking the COP LIVER
OL, pc Pleased TO learn that DIR WILBOR, 156 Court
ST. Bos cd, has succeeded rom directions Of several
professional gentlemen) in combining the oil with lime
IN such manner that is pleasant The TASTE and its
effects IN Lung complaints truly wonderful VERY
many persons whose were pronounced homeless
and who had taken the clear Oil a long time with
out marked effect, have been entirely cured by using
this preparation. =
Be sure and get the genuine, manufactured by
A. b. WILBOR
For sale by A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and
vicinity. am1a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
EASTERN TIMES
IA MARINE JOURNAL. s aAs
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, April %.
Brig Catherine Mary, Baltimore, with ship timber
Stephen Larrabee.
Sch Andrew Jackson, Pierce, Rockland.
Sch Betsey, Dexter Rockland.
Brig Catherine Mary, Warren, Baltimore.
CLEARED.
SATURDAY, April "a.
Bark Susan w Lind Lang Portland
Br sch Algona Vance, Londonderry, Ms.
ARRIVED.
SUNDAY, April IS.
Brig Metallak, Alley, Rappahannock.
Brig Marcia, Smith, Philadelphia.
Sch Alvara Godfrey, Baltimore.
Sch Mary Langdon, SlmonlOn, Philadelphia.
AT New Meadows River, brig Virginia, Adams, Poto.
nae River.
ARRIVED.
MONDAY, April 26.
Sch Mary Jane, Perkins, Rappahannock.
Sc Avon, -, Rappahannock
Sch Gen Scott, Harnden, James River.
Sch Hylas, Snow, Boston.
Sch Planet, Snow, Boston.
Sch Garden Pratt Portland.
Sch Ann, Pray, Wiscasset.
CLEARED.
Ship Dirigo, (new) Cooper, New Orleans.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-29
Removal.

OWEN Il co. have removed 10 The Ne,v cr,n;,.
" Store, next Sagadahock House, where thew will
transact as heretofore. general AUCTION AND
OMMlSSION BUSINESS. Outdoor sales promn,lv
attended To- and all business entrusted 10 their care
will receive their personal attention.
20 Liberal CASH ADVANCES on Merchandise
of all sorts consigned for positive sale.
H w OWEN. Ut GILMAN.
Bath, Apr 90, 1852.