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DOMESTIC PORTS

Bosfon-Ar 29th, schs Thos Hix Hall lily Franklin,
smith, and Ann Denman Wood, all of RockIand from N
York with wheat.
Ar I'd, ship Drgo, Cooper N Orleans 18th ult brig
Argo, Motion, Philadelphia.
Ga lst, brig Jas Crosby, PendIeton, Cardenas.
Cid Sd, sch Liberty, Pinkham, Bath.
Ar 9TH brig Rainbow, Reed, Curacao 14th ult sch
Lucy Blake, jameson, Rocklansfor N York.
Cld 4.h sch = Agenzamendi, Fogs, Boston
Ar 9th, sch ii Dunton, Dunton, Bath.
New fork-Cld 5Oth, ship Galdtin, Deano Liv-
erpoOl.
Ar LIST, bark Waltham, Houdette, Cronstadt brig
Marshal Ney, Lillia Neuvitas.
Ar Cd, ship L Roger, Herbest, Cardiff.
Ar 4h, schs Julia Payson, Prebe Jacksonville;
ger, and Mary Crockett, Rockland.
Ar 9th, ship Hampton, Youns, Havana.
Now Orleans-Ar oath, ships Elisabeth, OTIS New
York.
Ar 26th, ships otseonthe, (new) Young, Bath John &
Albert Harvard, Philadelphia
Ar 22d, stephen l.arrabee, Burt, Bath.
Cid 22d, ship Sea Nymph, Patten, Glasgow.
lowed TO sea 18th, ship Genoa.
Adv abt ed, Saxon for Liverpool nearly all cargo en-
gagged Hannah Crooker, for York, do do bark Scot
land for Boston, dg
Ar Both, ship oxford, Minot New York.
Ar 23d. ship Wales, Lombard, Bath.
Cid 22d, Bra1dywine, Merryman, Liverpool VIM v
Kent, Fiitner, do.
Towed to sea Eth, ships Iowa, Josiah Bradlee.
Ar 28th, ships Falcon, Wales, Bremen Marshfeld
(new) Torrey, Bath.
Ar 4th ship Ii Pur ngton, Boston.
Key Wcsf-Ar 25h, brig Harp, Weber, Bath.
Ar 25th, brig Taylor SLEEPER, Thomas op.
Ar 26th, brig Pulaski, Norris, Thomaston.
Adv 23d, ships Harriet d Augusta, Trott, Liverpool
otseonhe, Young do, part cargo engaged; Wales, Lom
bard wig 400 bales; Caroline Il Mary Clark, Emerson
do, wig 400 bales stephen Larrabee, Burt for
wig bulk of 400 bbs.
Savannai-Cld 29th uIt, ship Arab, Delano, Liver.
pool.
Adv Both, ship Chaos, r Liverpool. wig 200 bales.
PhiIadelphia-Cld I'd, brig VIM Crawford Perry
Cardenas.
NewpOrt-Cld Cd, brig Cardiff, NJ llAille, Havana.
Holmes HoIc-Ar 4th, sch Evelina, Damon, Bath
for New York.
POrtsmOHth-Lower harbor-Ar 4th, Ann Denman
Ward, Boston for Rockand
JaclxsOnviIIe-Sld 18th, brig r Spear Aud, Bath.
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ELOQUENT PERoRATIoN. The following
are The closing words of Mr.. Webster's great
speech in reply 10 Mr.. Hayne:
"When my eyes shall turn to behold, for
the last time, the sun in Heaven, may | not
see him shining Oh the broken and dIshon-
ored fragmentaof once glorious Union-on
States discovered, dlscordant, bellgerent!-
on a land rent with civil ieuds, or drenched,
il may be, ia fraternal blood! Let their last
feeble aud lingering glance rather behold the
gorgeous ensign of the Republic, now
known and honored throughout the earth,
still full high advanced, its arms and trophies
streaming in all their orig inal lustre, not
stripe erased or polluted, not single star
obscured, bearing for its motto everywhere.
spread all over in characters of living light,
blazing on all its ample folds, as they float
over the sea and over the land, and ia every
wind under the whole heavens, that sentl-
meat dear 10 every American heart-'Liber-
~ and Union, now and forever, one and in
separable.'"
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APREsENr FOR THE PRESIDENT ELECT
Messrs. Ball, Black & Tomkins, of Broad
way, have in their store monster gold ring,
which has been sent by number oil citizens
of San Francisco as present to General
Pierce. 1t is Of pure gold, weighs half a
pound, aud is valued at Two thousand dol
lars. Upon the outside of the ring are sever
al finely executed designs, representing the
various changes in the condition of Caliior-
MIA before and after admission into the I'm.
ion. The seal is also of gold, and is engrav-
ed with the arms of the State of California,
inscribed in the centre Of which is the name
Frank Pierce in old Roman letters. I'm
der the seal, which opens by hinge, is a
square box. containing, in separate compart.
ments, nine varieties of ore found in The
State. This splendid gift was designed by
Mr.. George Blake, jeweller in San Fran
cisco, and will be presented to General
Pierce by A. A. Solver, Esq, who is at pres
ent in New York.-N. Y. Euening Post.
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Deep Seated Cough.
A PERMANENT CURE.
HARTFORD, Conn. Sent 1

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept -, 1851
MESSRs. 4 l. SCovILL K Co:-Six months ago
did not expect /" call myselfa well man again =
The physician said my Cough loas incurable No
medicine seemed 10 touch it. My spirits were quite
gone; and felt convinced my lime was al hand. |
felt Il iightness aud oppression in the chest which
cant describe Ii was If my lungs actually col
lapslng, and the power OF respiration failing. NY
breathing short and COLD not make a deep III
splraiIon without pam. My cough hard dry, and
almost continual and every night was dreuched in
proiuse night sweats Such was my condition, when,
after having tried good physician seven weeks TO no
purpose aud having experimental upon Myself with "A
variety of what called Patent Medicinss' tried
your Syrup of LiueriUort, Tar AMI Canchak1sua.
wont the result mIracuous but il certainly
was most wOnderfHk. My cough soon became So loose
that The paroxysms gave me pain. | could sleep
soun4ly without fever, sweating coug hing, and IN
less than three months not a vesage of ine cough or
PAIR remained! have reganed my health, flesh and
cheeriulnesS, and am now perfectly well. attribute
the cure solely 10 your preparations and you
liberty print this letter for the benefit Of others who
may be afflicted as was. II. l.. MERRIAM
CAUrION.-None genuine unless there is on the
buff wrapper, note Of AHnd signed with pen, by A
l. SCOVILL Il Co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. L. SEQ
VlI.L& co Proprieurs at their Principal Depot,
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, Bro1iUay, New ORR to
whom allprders for the VI ecIne and letters relating
TO agencies, should be addressed. pou paid.
ALSO, for sale IN Bath, by A. G. PAGE and ohm
Mathews; Waldoboro, by NJ Rawson; Dana
riscota, +. Dana, Jr; Brunswick VIM Baker; F. $
Lillle6eld, Topsham.
PRICE-In large bottles, 81 90 SIX bottles fo- SIS
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NUMBERING. There will be more of this
branch of business carried on this winter,
on the Dead River and its tributaries, Than
there has been for long time before.
From present appearances, no;withstand-
ing the great crop of hay and produce raised
in tina, quarter, which, by the way, is the
very best section for farming in the State,
the surplus has nearly, if not all been bought
up No one visiting the Dead River in Ju-
ly and August, can fail of seeing The great
superiority and vast richness Of the soil over
almost any other portion of the State. Ev-
erthing that the farmer raises here, is Just as
good to him for a wet or cold day, as the
dust that the miner digs in California is to
him.-No. Arson Spectator.
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The SEA SERPENT. Bombay, Oct. 16.-
The sea serpent has again been seen! Cap
tain Vaile, commander of the ship Barham,
which has lately arrived at Madras, from Eng
land, states that the serpent was seen by him
and by all on board, in high latitude, in the
course OF the voyage. The head and about
81 feet OF the body were distinctly visible at
times; name was also distinctly seen, and
ms under the quarter; and the length of the
animal was estimated at from 100 to $50 feet,
with glrth about the size of barrel. 1t is
added that the serpent spouted water occasion
ally. The Barham gave chase, but the ami
NAL made off, and was never within $50 ards.
The commander, officers, and passengers of
the vessel express their conviction that the
monster was sea serpent.
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BoMBAsrIC PRoPH EcY.-The following is wor-
thy of preservation. 1t speaks unfinching
faith. Has anybody heard that sour next
weakly issue reached anybody
Gentlemen, aCe shall succeed! We cannot
he beaten, if we but do our duty. We have
right, aud Justice, and truth on our side,
and if but work we are sure to win. Before
our neat Ueekly issue reaches you, it will be de-
cided tina, Winfield Scott wM be President Of
the United STATES, for the merit four gears
Once more then, brethren, one more such
effort as you have made twice during the
present year and we shall rejoice over our
country sared. Northern Tribune, Oct. %.
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The CUBAN CORRESPONDENCE. The publica-
ton of the correspondence was most unwise
measure. Much of the matter was of the most
confidential character. The Boston Post says
the only explanation of the publication of this
correspondence is, that President Fillmore is
bitterly opposed to the accession of Cuba; and
that these most important confidential letters
were published in the expectation that such a
course might possibly defeat this measure. For
such procedure the administration deserve
the sevcrest condemnation.
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On account of lis great popularity has been
Er:enWUsty Counterfsited in Philadelphia.
And some thousand bottles of the spurious imitation
thrown imio the market and extensively rcualed
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCHASING
Address all orders TO the General A gent Seth w
Fowlc Boston, Mass. 4w25
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G. @ N G. R E S S {.
MONDAY, Dec. 6.


Senate.-The Senate was called TO ordel
at half past IL o'clock, by the Hon. WIN. II
King. Forty five Senators were present:
PRAYER was made by Rev. e. nj. Butler
in which the national loss was appropriately
referred to.
Mr.. Bright presented the credentials Of
Chas. W. Cathcart, appointed by the Gov
enor of Indiana. 10 fill The vacancy occa.
stoned by the death of Hon. William Whit.
comb. Mr.. Caihcart was then duly sworn.
Mr.. Jones. of Tennessee, presented the
credentials of Archibald Dixon. Senator elect
by the Legislature OF Kentucky TO fill the va
caucy occasioned by The resignation Of the
late Hon. Henry Clay. Objection was made
to Dixon's being sworn in, debate ensued,
and is still going on.
1t was suspended for a few moments to
allow the reception of message from the
House, announcing the appointment of a
Committee to wait on The President Messrs.
Bright and Davis were appointed Commit.
Ice on The part of the Senate. Debate re-
sumed.
MIR. Gwin raised the question as TO wheth-
'er any vacancy existed in the Senate 10 be
hlled by the Kentucky Legislature. A de-
bate followed. On the arrival OF the COM
municaiion announcing The Presidents mes
sage, the subject was postponed, and the
message was received and read. and the US
uai number of copies with the accompany
ing documents were ordered TO be printed 3.
The hour of daily meeting was fixed at II
o'clock, and the Senate adjourned.
House.-At a few minute past IL O'Clock,
the Speaker called to order, when the mem
beers, who were standing in groups, exchang-
ing congratulations, repaired 10 their re-
specIive seats. There was now compare
tive quiet, when the Clerk proceeded to the
call OF members. One hundred aud eighty
two members answered to their names.
The Presidents Message was received and
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FROM HAvANA.-Advices from Havana,
received by the Isabel, arrived a Charleston,
have announced that the Captain General
Smith, and he and the Crescent City can
come and go as they please. The Empire
CITY has arrived at New York, bringing
dates from Havana to Nov. 29-not so late
as those brought By d,e Isabel. The Diario
Of the 25th, contains an article, in which is
stated that the humble retraction' of MIR.
Smith is considered sufficient.
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SINGULAR SUICIDE. A sou Of Luther
Corse, of Dover, N. H., ~ years of age, on
the 18th ult., asked permission 10 go 10 a
turkey shooting, which the father refused
The son went into The wagon house, took a
halter, tied it to joint, and standing in the
wagon leaned forward and put his chin into
the halter, in which situation he was found
shortly after, but not until life was quite ex-
tincl. 1t is not supposed that the boy in
tended to commit suicide, but TO brighten his
father for refusing him permission TO go, as
he wished.
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ID g 81 t IL s.

In this city, Elnore M Woodbride, aged years and
II months.
In this city, LIST inst, Samuel E. of Benjamin
Blnsland, aged l2 years.
In this city, child of Mr. Plant, aged years.
In this City, child of Samuel DOROTHY, aged weeks.
In Damarscotta Both ult, Mr. David Clapp, aged 80
years.
In Damarscotta, Sd inst, William F Norris, aged 10
months Both ult Mrs Sarah N Nichols aged IA years.
In Harpswe 9th ult OF canker and scarlet fever
Harriet Eaton, aged IL years months 2sth, Rebecca
Bishop. aged yrs; 30th Hannah Maria aged wears
and months, children of VIM Randall 13th Albert II,
son OF John and Martha Douglass and grandson of VIM
Randall, aged year months
IN haliowen- Capt Obadiah Abee, revolutionary SOL
dier formerly of Wiscasset, aged SO.
In Rockland, John C Stoyer ared 20
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N 81 r Z { 81 $685.

In this city, Nov 81, by Rev DR. EIlingwoo l. Mr. Sam
uel Ninslow of this city 10 Miss zabeth Hinkley of
Richmond.
In Gorham, 25th ut, by Rev Mr. Adams Mr. James Oh
liver, Of this city, to Miss II. Elizabeth daughter the
late Major William Frances, of Bangor.
In Brunswick, I'd inst, Lorng Talbot of East Machi-
Mary Badger of b.
In RoCkand Both ut, Mr. Orlando Bryant TO Miss
Rebecca Gushing, both of r.
In Oldtown, Mr. Albert Smith, of Bath, TO Susan E
Pettengill.
In llaowell, 18th ult, Benz Tuck of ii, TO Frances
Eastman of Andover.
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THE ENTIRE STOCK OF

sL9VV LIZ an ~ S4OlSSo
rSsp NOW on hand and must be cleared of in
VIII ~ thirty days, 10 make room for his FALL
! H 6OODS. All persons in want of the above
eariicles. WiH DO treH 10 call and learn The pri-
ces. j. ". ROBERTS.
Sept Z. 1852. -
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TaIAL OF MURDERER.-Cl uugb, who
murdered Constable Manchester at Fall River,
last spring, while he was attempting to ar
rest him for a robbery, is 10 be tried at a
special term of the Supreme Court, at Taun-
ton on the 2Sth inst.
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Just Received!

BARRELS Blue Pearman Apples for sale by
II Dec s, 1851. NJ. +. GANNETT.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Per SteamShip Europa.

I7tT OIPIWSNIp Europa
Cid I'm Liverpool 18th, Harvard, Andres, New Or
leans.
Adv abt 18th, Benz Adams and Saratoga for New YORK
2th kossuth do 9th Rio Grande do Both Maine, fol
Baltimore 26th.
Ent inward at London 1914, Adriatic, Snow, Quebec
Florence, Patten, Tadousac
Ar at Newport EIh Richd Morse, Perry, London, to
load for ports in the Us.
Ar at Deal 18th, Tarquin, Doughty, London for Cardiff
and anchored.
LIVERPOOL, Nov lam ship Sarah & Louisa, which
10th FIN Quebec, had violent hurricane Oct 80 lat 43
lon %, was struck by heavy which carried away
bowsprlt, foremost main topgaantmast, &c, broke
windlass and stancheons and did other damage. The
ship during the gale had feet inches of in hold
which gradually reduced to three feet. Capt Hen
derson laid the ship for days, pump ship and
clear the wreck.
Cid at St Stephens, NIB 26h, ship Moro Castle, Bishop,
Liverpool.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Albion, Robinson FIN Boston for Damariscotta
run into eve Of Nov 49, off Cape Ann and badly
damaged as to require fishing sch to tow her into
Gloucester, where she Both.
Bark Globe of Richmond reported wrecked in Gut of
Canso 18th ut had cid Shedac, NIB 10TH for GloUces-
ter, E.
Brig Nartiske, of Halowell, at New York from west
coast of Africa had heavy weather the passage split
sails, &c.
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u QUEEN VICTORIA has, for the last three months
been using the 81 Balm of Il Thousand Flowers" and
has made public acknowledge that ii is the best
article she ever used 10 bloiches, freckles,
pimples, &c.
Sold by SAWYER MAGoUS and WIN. d. srEARNs.
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sENelson Ressiem was on Monday last sem
fenced by the Court at Wiscassct, to three
years hard labor in the State prison, for break
ing into the store of Messrs. Owen & Co., of
this CITY,
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Extra quality Cheese.

VERMONT, and Worcester County Cheese, for sal
by ROBLNSO ON & COTTON.
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Advices from Nassau. n. P. to the 9th No
vember state that the Cholera is disappearing
from that locality but rapidly spreading among
the scattered islands.
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H. e. Is.
TO THE PUBLIC-A CARD.
PUBLIC INVITATION
To all who SUFFER PAIN.
H. Z. IL.

II there is a who is suffering
pain, not what the cause may be, ruarran-
That Railways Ready Relief will give you aud
relieve YOU entirely in few minutes after usng it
Call upon the agent, whose you will find in This
paper and il you suffering any acute pain, we will
warrant that
Radtrays Ready Relief tvN stop IL b.fore you leaut
the store.
Ii will cure Rheuma ism all other remedies have
failed. and the only Neuralgia. Ii will
cure Sick or Nervous Headache, aud stops the moS
painful throbs in few moments, 1t will relieve The
most distressing pains of Darrhra, cramps spasms
r. r. R.-CHILI.S AND FEVER
We guarranee that Railways Ready Relief will
remove this distressing plague. Ii stops the ch ills in
few minutes and lis warming, cleansing aud invigora-
Ting Influence thrills through every secretion of The
system.
1t should be taken internally 10 keep the stomach
free from acid; and 10 neutraIize the poisonous
| of ague.
Ii should be applied externally to stop the pan-,o
give renewed action The functions OF the skn-the
joints I'D ganenis the and muscles-lo vivifv
and refresh The senses, from supor, sleep drowsi-
! ness.
Let every individual bear this important fac in mind
-Radways Ready Relief will check the chills in IA
| few minutes, and stop the pain instantly. 1t cures
Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Nervous Choleric DarrhPic,
Pains few minutes. 1t never fails in relieving the
! patient from pain.
CAUrIoy-Each bottle of genuine Ready Relief will
| in future bear extra label signed by H. H. HAY,
| Portland General Agent for the stale of Maue.
AGENTs.-A. G. Page and n. X. Ellsworth,
| Bath Edmund Dana, Wiscasset; VIM Galchel
| Brunswick c Tbbets, Lisbon; Thicker and
| Samuel Richards, Bowdoinham; David Newbeein
| B1othbay. 3w2j
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WILLIAM BOYLE.
Permium Ventilating and Gossamer
VIC MAI -ED

Permium Ventilating and Gossamer
WIG MAKER,
Draws attention to style of Wigs, called the In
shrinking Gossamer Wig, which, for ghness, elegance,
and durability has never been equaled. Also
The Ladies Self Adjusting Wig,
Which adapts itself the instant the head and is so
natural defy dc eCton by members OF the same
family. large assortment always on hand.
Depot for Boee's Hyperion Fluid for the Hair, Boges
Hair Dye, Amole, Shaving Cream, etc.
277 Washington Street, Boston.
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~ The mail train was delayed between
Portland and Boston, on Monday evening, in
consequence of the giving out of the locomo-
tire on the down train.
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SUNDAY, Dec S.
ARRIVED.
Br sch Sarah Jane Mcdonnell, E Island, via Dana
riscotta.
MONDAY, Dec 6.
CLEARED.
Brig Broome, Tueartin, Matanzas.
TUESDAY, Dec 7.
ARRIVED.
Sch Andrew Jackson, Pierce, Rockland.
Sch Diamond -, Boston.
Sch Liberty, Pinkham, Boston.
WEDNESDAY, Dec 8.
ARRIVED.
Sch Arenzamend, Fogg, Boston.
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Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA AND TOMATO BfTTERs-WeAvER's SAIL
RHEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAD's GAL
yAytc BELTS, BRACELETS, &C.-DR. JAYNE's
FAMILY VI EDIcINEs-WILBoR's COMPOUND
OF Cop Liver OIL AND LIME.
Townseud's Sarsaparilla Catarrh Snuff
PAIN Killer richardson's BiIters
Abbou's Biiters \ Syrup of Liverwort
Johnson's Linamcpt Pulmonary Balsam
Mcdcamemtum Pills all kinds
roolhache Drops Pile Elecluary
CompnsiIon Powders Bone Llnament
Hair Oils Worm Lozenges
Eve Water Vermiuge
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the City Market by
1y43 A. G.. PAGE.
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LING OLN,ss-At Probate Court held at Wiscasset
within and for the County of Lincoln, on the 9Th
day of December, A d 1852. ..
On the foregoing petition, Ordered, that the said pc
iioner give notice 10 all persons Interested IN said es
tale that they may appear at Court of Probate be
holden al w lscasset within and for said County,
the first Monday of January next, by causing copy
of said petition with this order 10 be published in the
Eastern Times printed Bath, in said County.
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous TO said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of P Probate.
Auest-EDwIN S HovEY. Register.
A true copy attest-EDwIN S. HovEy, Reg. 3w25
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TO the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire, Judge of
Probate, within and for the County OF Lincoln
HUMPHREY PURRlNGTON administrator of the
Ill estate of Joseph TAR late of Bowdoin, in SAID
county, deceased, respectfully represents, that the per-
sonai estate Of the said deceased is sufficient by the
of eleven hundred sevenylwo dollars and eighty
five cents answer his just debts and charges of ad-
mimistralion he therefore prays that he may be
powered and licensed 10 sell and convey much Of
tha real of The said deceased may he sufficient
10 raise the said sum with incidental charges.
HUMPHREY BURLINGTON.
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sUP The Universalist Society of Skowhegan
are making preparations for building a new
church.
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R E M o V A l..
IT. III. q. MARSTON

las removed his stock 10 the Store, formerly
Ill the Elliot House, next door 10 Davis Hllch's,
where he will be happy 10 wait upon the public, and
sell them any quantity OF Watches, Jewelry, Fancy
Goods cheap
Bath, Dec s, 1852.
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j. A. WEHEPPEE.

Daguerrean Artist, 96 Washington street. Boston.
Received the highest premium the last Mechanics
Fair, Boston. Mr. w also received Prize Metal at the
one plate
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Beware of Counterfeits and limitations.

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Doctor
Wlsar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry in all the diseases
for which ii is recommended, curing many ca ses after
the skill ofhe best physicians vailng, has eff
ected large and increasing demand for il This fact
has caused several unprineiped eounierfeiters and
ImltaI palm of spurious mixtures. OF similar
and appearance, for the genuine Brisam. DIR Wisars
Balsam OF Wild Cherry, is the only genuine. The rest
merely initiate the of the original, while they
possess of It's virtues.
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ARTISTS SUPPLY STORE,

So Cornhill, Boston.
Artists Colors Canvas. Brushes. and all materais,
for Oil Painting Of superior qualiIy-also Draw
ing Materials Monochromac Boards. Sc;
IN great variety imported direct and for sale al the
lowest wholesale and reihIl prices by
NJ. J WHIPPI.E, IS Cornhili.
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HARDWARE AND METALS,
8 NIUEL Nj AY q c o. /,

No Broad St, Corner Of State) Boston.
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, link,
Sheet Brass Copper Lead Block Tin Cast Steel in all
shapes and sizes Anvs, Vses, Files, Rasps, Emery,
smiths Bellows FORCES and shears, Nuts and ashcrs,
Chains, Ryets, Bolts, &C, &C.
Stubs's Tools, Files and Steel.
Brass Copper. Timed and Steel Wre Comb-plate, Gard
cleaners and Tenter hooks.
SM& Co, are Agents for the sale of TIMERS MA.
and Tools Of improved quality, Heads improved
Punchpress for punching light iron copper hoops &C.
Sheet Iron and Tin Plate in bond for transportation TO
Canada and the British Provinces.