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Eastern times., 1852-04-22

OF i5th in the Narrows run into by unknown sch
IND sunk in fathoms The cargo valued $4,000
and was insured in New York.
Brig Solomon Eaton, of Bowdoinham, at New York I'm
Guayama, stove deck boat, lost buworks, &c.
New bark Austin & Ellen, which ar at N Orleans Goth
ult FIN Thomaston had been spoken lst Al lon 69
with her lime on fire, which probably after
tngnished.
Sch Franklin, Trueworgy, fin New York for Augusta,
with corn and flour, ashore Hampden Beach on
Monday. Crew saved.
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
DISASTERS,

Sch Loango, Of Waldoboro, Parsons. at New York fin
Cienuegos experienced succession Of heavy gales and
when off Hateras, shied deckload and lost every
BILE thing oil deck.
Ship Telassar, OF Wiscasset, from Orleans for Mar.
seiles touched off Charleston Bar, morning of 5th to
land Captain Wood, who was sick. She would proceed
another could be sent down take charge
the ship.
York, with sugar and moasses while at anchor, night
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
gG al Y T { 81 @Je8.

In Phipsburg Sunday evening last, by N. Z. Reed,
Esq, Mr.. Isaac Crooker Jr of this city, Miss Eve
line Greenlow, OFF.
In Rockland, 1lth inst, Mr. David Randet to Miss Sc
rena Brown
In Newcastle, April 4th, Mr. Austin Averll to Martha
Kennedy.
In Waldoboro, 5th inst John Sides, Esq Miss Mar
tha Currier.
In Newcastle, 14th inst, Mr. Samuel X Given 10 Miss
Harriet Chase
In Thomaston LIST inst Mr. Nathan Fales Of T. to Miss
Sarah Page Of Warren.
In Medford, 10th inst Mr. John Aver Of NJ. to Miss
Julia Winslow of this city.
Eastern times., 1852-04-22

To Hon Arnold Baney Judge Of Probate for the
" of Lincoln, n Probate court held al Wiscasset
on the rst Monday OF April, 1852
NIHE represe nlat ion of Asa Redngton, guardian 10
L WILLIAM KING, an insane person. viz :-Whereas
the estate of said King has been represented insolvent
and of insolvency have been appointed
and have made their report this day TO the Probate
court whereby it results that some further provision
be made TO convert said Kings lands into money, 10
NEE, the order of distribution when il shall be nude
Now your petitioner represents that there are lands
belonging 10 said King, which the petitioner has not
been able TO SELL under the license hereto granted
Said lands liz partly in Bath partly in West Bath part
y in Concord, partly in King6eld and partly IN Lex
nc,on-and il would be for The benefit OF said King and
of his esiae that said lands should be sold, and the
ava Is put at ine ill the shall be required for
he pa yment of the debts due from The said KING. Your
peioner further prays that he may be licensed 10 sell
said lands at private sale.
LINCOLN ss-At q Probate Court held at Wiscasset
within and for the County of Lincoln, OIL the 5h day
of April, A 1859. .
On he foregoing petition ordered, that the said petit
TONER give notice all persons Interested in said as
tate that they Court of Probate 10 be ho
den at Wiscasset within and for said Comfy the first
Monday Of May next, by causing copy Of said peti-
ton with this order, 10 be published in the Eastern
Times printed at Bath in said County, three weeks
cessivey previous said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Attest: Edwin S. HovEY, Register.
A True Copy Attest: EDWIN $. HovEY, Reg. 3wA3
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
Dearing's Panacea LapsOrum.

THIS invaluable remedy in all injuries resulting
from external violence, such Commissions, Sprains,
Lacerations of soft parts, Cuts, Inammations and Fe
from injuries and dangerous surgical operations in
many Pain in the Chest resembling Pleurisy in
some of Infammatory rheumatism; Lameness
and Feet from long walks, and tight shoes also in
Cons made by pressure; in short, dry, nightly
Coughs with Splitting Of Blood Nose Bleed from blows
Dizziness and Pressure in the Head in violent After
pains chdbed also in Injuries of the heads of In
fants at birth, &c, &c.
The proprietor offering this article to the public does
pretend that is sovereign remedy for every dis
incident human life, but Tor the purposes above
specified it is WITHOUT A PARALLEL trial is
only needfu prove this fact and its cheapness places
this within the reach of all The proprietor might
obtain testimonials to its great WORTH but the sub
Joined are deemed sufficient
The undersigned having ourselves made of Dear
ngs Panacea Lapsorum believe it to be one of the most
valuable remedies Offered to the public.
WILLIAM STACEY, WILLIAM F. EIDE,
THOs. r. BRADFORD, ANDREW X. CAHILL.
For sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor Bath
Me. JOHN DEARlNG.
Jan. IA, 1852 6m3O
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
Assessment Notice.

THE members of the Lincoln Mutual Fire Insurance
i Company, FIRST GLASS; are hereby notified that the
Directors have made their first Assessment upon the pre-
MUM Of said class, payable to Peleg Wadsworth
Collector, on the lst Of May next.
II Those who have not paid their in the
other classes are requested to do it forthwith.
WILLIAM ". MOSES, Treas.
BathfApril IL, 1882 3wls
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
Genuine Medicines,
From New York.

lust received, splendid assortment of Ladies' and
Gentlemt ms Carpet Bags Satches, for School Chill
dren Also Trunks of every variety Of style and
nience, for travelling, packing &c. Front, corner Elm
Street. THOMAS EATON, JR.
Bath, April IA, 1852 6w43
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
Springs and Axles.

A GOOD variety for Wagons Buggys. &c also Bolts
n Stems and all of Maeable Iron used for
rages IHoMAS EAIoN, JR
Bath, April IA, 1852. 6w43
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
[From the Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer, Feb s, 1881
Uistnr's BalSnm of IEiLd Ghcrru

We have an urler adherence for all kinds of puffs
and especially such as are calculated misead The
public the curative virtues Of patent medicines
There are doubtless many caichpenny nostrums, daily
vended and hourly used, which only ofno value
but absolutely deleterious 10 the physical man. There
other balsams. extracts. &c, not embraced perad-
venture in the pharmaceutc arrangements of the apo
hecaTy regular Dhyslcan that are in certain
of more value than all the prescr ptons of Gaen put
together. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is admit
ted by the ncurrent testimony of those who have prov
ed lis virtues be of the latter class. In colds
consumption, asthma and chronic coughs, in other
kindred diseases, ii has been rsed with almost unver-
sal success. In climate changeabe this super
intending and aggravang the family of diseases above
alluded 10, This medicine has value not TO be estima-
ted.
TO be genuine il must be signed BUTTS.
Address all orders The General Agent, Sefh w
Fowle Boston, Mass. 4w 43.
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
New Garden and Flower Seeds.

A VERY large variety imported from Holland Boston
n Seeds and other varieties for sale City Market
,y A G PAGE.
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
NEW BAKERY.
Aid for Hungarian ExileS |!

ITAVING determined 10 close off the remainder of
IL my stock as far as practicable, 10 enable me 10
make for Spring goods, will now offer it 10 my
frencs such a
Discount from former prices,
will effect immediate sale of the same. the stock
is fresh and embraces all that is wanted the present
time Purchasers will do well 10 call and examine This
stock and learn the prices before purchasing
w. ROBERTS.
Bath, Feb H. 1882 "a
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
EASTERN TIMES
@ MARINE JOURNAL. R
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
..b SATURDAY, April II.
ARRIVED.
Br sch Algora, Vans, Londonderry, Ms.
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
Particular Notice.
Extra Quality Potash,
NOR the manufacture Of family 8 sp, Rozin, Sal Soda
&c, ,or sale by A PAGE.
On Hand /!

THE best assortment Of HARNESSES offered in this
i city. Call and purchase THOS. EATON, u.
Bath, April IA, 1854. 6wsS
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
Be not Deceiired bv Lupostors.

The public should be careful get the genuine art
Gle, the imta tons and counierfeIis, being got up by
those who know nothing of medicine, of the dis
of the human system, entirely unsafe and
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
Caution to Druggists and the Public.

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of DIR Wis
tars Balsam of Wild Cherry in all the disea for
skill OF the best physicians were unava ng-has efiec-
ted large and increasing demand for it, This fact
caused unprmcpled counereIlers and miiaiors palm
of spurious mi xiures, of simil and appearance,
for The rennime Rnlsnm
Eastern times., 1852-04-22

SPOKEN.
Mar lat 30 Ion 73 As, ship Chas Crooker I'm New Or
leans for Havrc
April IA, off Barnegat was signalized Rebecca, Sawyer
from New York for Havana.
Mar 26 lat 49, Ion 20 W, ship Messenger, of Bath, from
Havana far Antwerp.
Eastern times., 1852-04-22
Cucumber Pickles

FOR sale by c.NNr1
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MFRS. M. RDEVANg.'S

CONFECTYON.4RY & V.4RIETY STORE
OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
M RS. DIVINE respectfully Informs her friends
1VA that she has opened out in the huilding
directly opposite tic Public Buildings, where she
oilers for sale II large aud we'll selected assert
mcnt Of CONFECTION. RTES, &c
am, ng which may lie found the following:
Common and fancy Candies OF all kinds
Almonds, Raisns, Fillers and Figs;
Cream and rca Nuts;
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers;
Cheese, Candles and Soap;
Cinnamon. in the bark and ground;
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch;
Mrs. Al!ler's NrCtnrine Fine Cut Chewing
Tobacco, an excellent article;
Cigare and Tobacco of all kinds;
Teas, Brown and Crushed Sugar;
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce;
Combs oi every description;
Pen Knives OF all kinds;
Eye Protectors ana Goggles;
Visiting Calds and Envelopes;
Wa'ch CHAINS, Keys and Guards;
A fne lot of Common Jewelry;
Toys OF all descriDtons,
Or As she intends to sell cheap. she hope.
her nicnds and the public generally will favor hc
with their patronage.
o. Country Coniccrionarics can he supplied
at my establishment on the very best terms,
mario ly NJ. DIVINE.
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Sir John Franklin.

The last expedient to keep the public mind
interested in the fate of this long-lost navi-
gator, is series of disclosures from the
London Times, protesting to throw light or
bis whereabouts The disclosures consist OF
reports of captains of vessels, who state ha-
wing seen housed vessels in the iceberg re.
gion, that correspond with Franklin's. These
statements have been collected and put forth
by the Admiralty. 1t is strange that al
English shipmaster should sail within one
mile of vessels supposed to be Sir Johr
Franklin's and not attempt to speak them.
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Piling on Che Punishment.

The Court at New Albany, Ind, was Pret
ty severe upon a lot of rogues; CHILLING
tried for stealing six barrels of tumips, pen
itentiary for three years. Martin L. Marks
for stealing IS cents worth of bacon, pen
itentiary for three years. Phillip Kesler
for stealinga daguerreotype, fenitenliary fol
three years. The two Marshalls, indicted
for robbing Mr.. Greenwood of S14l and
two gold watches, were each sentenced L
the penitentiary for seven years, fine 0
500, and disfranchisement for life.
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EsOOES GaaG .S1sOCS,
"a. LEATHER. &C.

FENIlE subscriGer, very thankful for past llvors
4 won respectfully inform his old customer
and the public generally, that ne LIS now on
hand n most splendid assortment of ROOTS and
SHOES, SOLE and UPPER LEATHER Cali
Skins. Morocco Lining and Binding, Skins, Nails
Thread, and almost every article in his line
Also Ladies' aud Gentemen's gum Over Shoes
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes, all OF IL superior sty lie
and will he sold on very moderate profits for cash
hides. or almost any kind Of Understandable Pro.
duce. SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
N. B.-Persons knowing themselves indebted
either by Note OF Book account, of long stand.
ing, will please call and s,tlle up, as short set
Elements nuke long friends, aud in some cases
save costs. marIG-ly S. s.
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CADIz MARKET--MAY 10.
PROSpECTTTS

ENOR publishing at Washington, d. c., du-
H. ring the approaching Presidential canvass,
II Weekly paper, to be entitled "THE CAM
PAlGN''. 10 be exclusively devoted to the
advocacy aud dissemination Of Democratic
principles, and the support Of the nominee for
the Presidency, rf he National Democratic
Convention, which Will convene at Baltimore
on the first OF June next. The subs :libers pro
pose to commence. on the 4th of June, or rs
soon thereafter as the proceedings Of the Balti-
more Convention can ne received, campaign
paper under the above title, aud to continue the
same. weekly, for the time preceding the PIesi.
DENTAL election. which is to take place ia Mo-
vember next. The paper viii be devoted cxclu.
| sively to the discussion and advocacy OF Dem
ocrattc principles and measures, and pledged
to tho support Of the candidates who may be
presented tor tie suffrages Of the America pco
| pie for the two highest Offices in their gilt, by
the National Democratic Convention which
vii assernbl lc in Baltimore on the Isl Of June
next.
| The first number of ''Tie Campaign, will
contain II complete ann lyss OF the state Of par
| ties when Gen. faI lnr was elected, Il review Of
the causes which defeated the Democratic nunl-
inations, and an exposition Of the corisidera :
! tons which Justify the belief that the people OF
the United States, aite; witnessing tn ina bilty
OF the Wing partyIo fulfil its pledges and to con :
| duct the federal alministratio i'm the manner
best calculated to promote and secure the gen
eral interest, await nnxously the o opportunity to
| place the ship Of State in more competent, yigi.
liant, ,,,and patriotic hands. During the discus
| sicus which will be called out by tn approach
ing canvnss. il will he the object of this paper
to furnish timely info ton to the people, and
well considered ARTICLES upon such facts and cir
cumsta noes may be Necessary to Il thorough
understanding Of the state Of tbs contest and
the principles wich are at issue between the two
parties.
65-It is very desirable that subscribers should
/ have their names entered previous to the first of
!, June, (thc day Of the opening Of The canvass }
us we cannot guaranty to 'urnishsDack numbers
to those who shal! subscribe after the issue OF
the third number.
TERMS-"The Campaign" will be conduct
Ell under the editorship OF the Washington U
nion II will be printed on n sheet snilat in
size, style and execution to that sHued from this
oiics in 1913, aud folded in ooRS cnicnt furm
for binding, at
ONE DOLLAR PER COPY.
. Clubs will he furnished with copies for S. OF
!. u !. 70 70 O. O.
6TNOTlCE-New by publishing th
above, together with this notice, until the 22tI
OF Muy, will be furnished with one cory ol"'rh
Campaign"
The Inst number Of "The campaign" viii b
, published nfter the election, and will contui
The official roturns oi the canyass in every State
mlyl2 D0NELSON l. ARMSTRONG
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SheriRs Sale.

QRY virtue of threc q. IA. ct levi a. issucd
lD cut oi the cont OF common pleas OF ilaT-
nsqu county, Ohio, and 10 me dirtoicd, l viii
offer for sale az the town at FTcCpUIt, ia said
oOuIny, nj ten o'clock A. NJ, on the 24lb day
Of May, lsj2, and continue Go sell from day &c
day until the sale is completed the eHIITe stO-k
OF the following gu"ds, etc . tO-wiJ:
Fry Goods consisting Of large quaniies Of
clOIhs, Cassiit res, uasiusIts. ulpaccas, imbctr,
Rennus. siiks, ribbons, calicOs, hosiery giUyes
mi,ts, e c., etc.
Frcn~h ID German .ancy go ds; cnnsisiins
OF large quantities OF NipiiHs, trc1rugrus, lrri-
onets. ladies' glass Toilet boxes, muntlc clocks,
exc. &C
IIardwarc; Consisting OF largc ouart.iiet' OF
Iron, st !, Lacks aud latchcs, screws, ng,r.
knives aud furFs, axes, nails and bmds anvils,
plunghs aud pillow points, hand saws, mill saws
Crdscut SAWS. files. tiuware sc' thcs and sueals.
stoves and WiLd mills etc.
Queensware; consisting of large cnauritirs ol
cups and sauccrs, dishes, plntcs. cover dishes.
ewers aud basins, pitchers, etc.
| Glassware: consisting ol large qua mites OF
dernnters, tumblers, husks and bottles. etc.
| Boots aud Shoes; hats aud ca ps, drugs aud
medicines, leather, harness, Iegala aud other
brand cigars. etc. in large quantities.
GioccIies; consisting OF large quantities oI
brown and lOHf sugars, Coffee, teas, Tobacco
cigars, nlIspice, pepper, wines Pnd liquors
biOoms, etc.
| r. aGy made cloth ng; con sisling of large
quantities OF cloth and other coats pants, vests
shirts. drawers, ca ps, hats, ets.
Booksnnd sta atinrery. consisting OF large quan
ritics Ul Bibles, TtsrumGnts, sprllcrs, feadin!
aud all other school books. cards, etc.
Also a large lot 0l lumber. Farmer's imple
ments, tobacco presses aud screws and ahuu' u
hhds. tobacco -part packe |. One wago7, etr
This stock is comprised Of large quantities O
Of different varieties Of goods, much larger thai
usually kept
Taken in execution ns tlie property Of Nslso
briggs, at the suit OF II. Childs and Co.. |. NJ
Moss and Brother, aud Hutchinson and SheI
laerd. JAMES BOYD, Sheriff
q.
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NEW GOODS AT MO0RE'Sl /

ghey conn. they sre. IJlcy purchase
INF the most benuiiiul aud most EcueTal as
II soumeni Of Dry GaJds ever rrsru'cd ia
Ihe town ofCadiz. The largest aud ntes, stnck
nl Black aud rolusCd Druad C.''ii.s Hi
a + MpORE'S
The largest. ta.ticsi n 81 oh' r p, II lot "i Bon
nets ever "Ec-td a. A. f. MORRIS
The hest sock OF DuTege criaiu'- o. iadirs'
dirsses AT \ T. duOEE'>
TIE largest stock OF ladi,s Gre siio's ever Of
frgCd are ~ 81 +. &C8EE'S
The must beautiful dress silks auH ,...z, hui.-
net alas and ribs1us cgrs seen. 90. ar
AR. u 5OLE'S
The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing in
town is now az 4 +. MoORES
The rnrtst aud most TASTY .r'r,riun ot rrruch
wolk, capcs, collars, clcni.,.tis aud uudrr
sleeves is TO b.. bad NJ \. T.. MUUEE'S
The most substantial Cassinrirs Fafiurus
Twccds, Jeans and other stufs lnr pants are
now 10 be had 1t A +. MOORE'S
In fact, I have the goods which to see is wor.
thy the attention Ol the whole community -
{ 70 eries, QucenswuIe. Kossu'h aud Lamnriiuc
straw aud Cashmere Hats, ! aces. Edginss. lin
ems, cottons, etc, etc Call aud see heluIc Nuu
purchase. aud yuu will 6nd that have adnn'ed
the principle oiquick salrs. small profits aud ia,
! best of pay, that is, CASH. So call and saw
/ at least - per cent, Opposite the watrhmakeTs
/ at the old stand OF A. +. MOOltE'S.
4 Anril - IS5l ~
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"The Campaign.'

Such is the title of weekly paper which
the proprietors of the Washington Union
propose issuing during the Presidential cam
paign, commencing early in June and to enc
in November. The prospectus will be fount
in our paper to-day. This publication viii
be valuable one, and should be taken by
every one who desires to be well posted up
in all the political movements of the cam
paign, throughout the United States.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween ALLEN, GILES d BLAIN, in the publi-
cation of the Democratic Sentinel and Har-
rison County Farmer, is this day dissolved.
All persons indebted to said firm, for ei-
ther Advertising, Subscription, or Job Work
will please call and settle Immediately, and
those having claims against said firm will
please present them to CHARLES N. ALLEN,
who is authorized to settle the business OF
the firm; and by whom the paper will here
after be conducted.
.as CHARLES N. ALLEN,
WILLIAM A. GILES,
~. WILLIAM |. BLAIN.
Cadiz, March 81, 1859.
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Death Of Mrs. Welby the poetess

The Louisville papers, Of Tuesday, bro't
us the mournful intelligence of the death Of
Mrs. Welby, of that city, the sweet poetess,
who, over the signature of "AMELIA," has
been so widely and admiringly known in the
realm Of poetic romance. She was bright
genius, and gave early evidence of poetic
first attracting the attention o.
the literary circles by her contributions in
the Louisville Journal. l.-Cn. Eng.
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EE-A little girl-FLIzA MARTIN-abOut
FIVE years of age, was burned to death at
Pittsburgh on Thursday under .he following
ircumstances;-It appears that her mother
had left her in the house, for few minutes
with an infant in her charge. attend to some
duties out of the house, and when she re,
turned and saw her child eveloped IN flames
her surprise was so great, that she lost he
presence of mind and remained stupefed-
unable to render the poor child any assist
ance, until the agonizing cries attracted th'
attention of the neighbors, who came in anC
extinguished the flames, but uot until it bcel
SO badly burned that it died in few hours
| afterwards.
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his RENT cdy is offered To the community with
he cofdtuec we (eal in an n c!r which SCI
dom fails 10 r. liz the haPpiest effects that can
he desired Sc vide in the field Of its u.eftIlnc
md 80 numerous the cases Of its cures, that al.
| most every section Of the country abounds in
ocrsous, publicly kown, who have been restor-
| 1T from alarming aud even drspernted diseases
| of the lungs, BY its use. When once tried, il
| superiority over every other medicine ofits kinds
| is too apparant to escape observation an wher,
its virtues ale known, .hc pulIir 10 longer les
itAte what anlido;e TO employ for the distress
ing and dangerous affections ofIhc pulmunar,
organs, which are incideLt to our climate
And not only in the formidable attacks upon tn,
Jugs, but for the mildcr vnee!cs Of olos
CoUGus, UoEsENhss, &C., and for CulI.nREN it Il
the plcasancst and safest medicine that can b,
obtained. No family should be without it, and
those who have used it, never will.
| Read the opinion OF the following Genllcm an
= who will be recognized in the vaGiuus sections
! Of country where they arc located each and al
as merchants OF the first class and Of the hghes
| charactei--as the oldest ami mnsl cxtelsiv,
! Wholesale Dealers in Mediclue with an expert
cuCe unlimited on the subject Of which they
speak. Ii there is any value il The jud smenl
OF experience. see
b.. EHRKS CERTIFICATE
We the undersigned, Wholesale Druggists. hav.
ing been for long acquainted with Ayers Cher.
ry reclofll. hereby certify our belle that iii,
I the best and mot cfTectuaI remedy for Pulmon.
larry Complaints every offered to the American
! People. And We would, from oul knowledge o
Its composition, and extensive usefulness cor
dially commend it to the afflicted rs worthy
their best confidence, and with the firm con,
yction that it will do Tor their Ielirfull that
medicine can do. "
llenshaw, Edm1nds Co.. Boston, Mlss
Reese CDuIson, baltimore, MarylaRi,
Lndd aud Ingraham, Bangor. Maine.
lllavland. linrrali aud Co., ChafIestuw, Sc. .
Jacob Farrad Detroit, Michigan
IT. IL McAlEster, Louisville, Kcntucky.
Francis and Walton, ST. Louis, Missouri.
Joseph Tucker. Mobile, Alibamt.
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Cadiz March
NOTICE.

The books Of E. r. POWELL, late publish
er of the Cadiz Sentiuel, have been placed
in the hands of CHARLES N. ALLEN, the
present Editor and Proprietor, for settlement
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
the said Powell for Job Work, Advertising
or Subscription, must make payment of the
same against the ist day of JuMe next, OF
their accounts will have to be placed in the
hands of proper officers for collection.
..5 t.t Il. L. JEWETT, Trustee.