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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-04-28
EASTERN TIMES
ssszA MARINE JOURNAL. 80
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, April 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Corene Nickerson, Rondout.
Sch Adeline, Reed Edgartown.
CLEARED.
Ship Favorite. NEW, 7e7 tons) Thompson, st John.
SAILED.
Sch Planet, PHebe, Portland.
Sch President Jackson, HOwes, Boston.
Ship Fayorite, Thompson, ST John.
FRIDAY, April %.
ARRIVED.
Ship Charlotte Reed, Elwell, Liverpool via FayaI
SATURDAY, April %.
ARRIVED.
Brig Louis Walsh, Wood, Savannah.
Dir sch Mainda, Aver, Cumberland, Ms.
SUNDAY, April "a.
ARRIVED.
Sch Don Nichols, -, New York
Sch Mary Ann, FOgg, Boston.
Sch Rebecca, ThurstOn, Potomac,
Sch Enterprise, Blake, Harpswell.
MONDAY, April 25.
ARRIVED. ..-..
Sch Niagara, Stearns Boston.
Sch Massasoit, BrOokings, Boston.
CLEARED.
Bark Northwood, (new 32l tons) for Cuba via Wis
casset. Owned and commanded by VIM w Bradstreet
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THE FALL RIVER MURDER. Murphy,
who murdered his wife at Fall River, was
examined there on Saturday, before Mr.. JUS
tice Lapham. He pleaded noto contendere
AID has been brought to the Jail in this city
20 await his trial. He is described as a per-
son of rather low order of intellect and his
stupidity in perpetrating the horrible deed
seems TO have been about equal to his NAL
ice. Mr.. Hall of Rochester, who arrested
him, was promptly paid the reward Of $500
offered ny Ike SeIectmen Of Fall RiveL-M
Bedford .Nercauy.
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A young Chippewa Indian recently saw
and sho;. IN the neighborhood of Stevens
Point, Wisconsin, Young bear. Before he
had scalPed his prize, he found himself ia The
embrace Of old Bruin herself! His gun was
empty, his Iomahawk fast in the bears hug
under bis blanketi his only resource was in
his knife. The struggle was fearful. While
the beast was rending away his breast and
one side, he piled the knife. He conquered
at last, though with the loss of the aesh Of
one breast and side, and a rib broken and
nearly sandered from the body. The poor
fellow survives, and it 10 hoped will recover.
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Light House Appointments.

The following appointments OF L'gn'
House keepers in this State, have been made
by the Secretary of the Treasury;-
MdtiRicus Rock-Samuel Burgess, "m'
Young removed. 1,,.u.
Negro Island-Eben M. Carleton, William
pen,oor;d ;nt-SamueI c. Tebbets, Rob-
ert Curtis removed. =,
M,rsLou,s point-O. Prescott, S. Hart re-
moved. ,u
Hartman removed.
- FranEl;n Island-Peter Williams, Jr., VIM.
BiaisdeIl removed.
WIite Head-Dennis Pilsbury, Joshua
Bartlett removed.
Burnt Island-Wm. McConn, Franklin
Jones removed.
Bear IsSand--J. G. Bowen, Levi Robinson
removed.
Indian Isiand-Wm. Mclaughlin, Silas
Piper removed.
Monhegan IsEand-Thomas Orne, James
Wallace removed.
Fort POint-John Olom, Levi Bowen re-
moved.
OOl's Head-Joshua C. Adams, Henry
Achorn removed.
Kendicks Heads. Crowell, Thomas
Pierce removed.
West Quoddy Head VIM. Coggins, Eben'r
WOFmell removed.
Prospect HarbOr-S. II. Sargent, Pillsbury
Stevans removed.
MT. Desert Rufus King, David King re-
moved. E liif!I fhy
Libby LsEdnd-Mathew Keller, John Grant
removed.
Little Riuer-John Mcclure, Elijah Shive-
rick removed.
Eagle Lsland r. G. Clay, WIN. Smith re-
moved.
Moose Peak Island David Dickey, Joshua
S. Walker removed.
MASKS IsIand-Dan'l Curtis, John Wass
removed.
Bakers IsIand-Joseph Bunker, John Rich
removed.
Petit MenGn-Ilenry Tracy, r. G. Ray re-
moved.
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H. II. r..

No Mystery IN ITS Quick Action in Stopping Pain and
Removing its Causes If you suffering pain RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will Instantly stop, the most
severe paroxysms. Ii Cramps, il nsanlly aays IT,
rltalsn and mparis 10 every part of the System heat
and health a produces equal circulation of blood
and lnfuses health and strength into the weak disa-
ache Neuralgia il DiarrhGa or Rheumatism aflict
you, IL will instantly stop the pain, and by taking il
internally will cleanse and sweeten the Stomach, give
strength and Vitality 10 the nerves, render them ers
and strong and ron-proof against renewed attacks of
pain. Railways Ready X chef is composed Of active
and positive properues nothing inert or useless, da n
gerous or poisonous, enters lis composition IL will
always relieve pain, and cure lis cause.
B-The sick will please bear in mind that we pre-
quick Il stops pain, will not all diseases. All
acute pains arising from diseased action. Nervous
ness, Languid Circulation, Weakness, &C., 1t will
quickly cure. But for diseases arising from
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BUCKLEY s STEVENS,

ry,IN Plate Sheet Iron, and Copper Workers. OF thn
s,ore formerIy occupied by l. S Fisher, where they
ke on hand for wholesale o. retail trades genefa
assortment Of .nsgna 4lt4Mr fl4f .y- taeEi
~. Tin, Japaned and Britannia Ware.
Also, great variety OF Fancy Goods, suck -
Combs Brushes, Needles Pms, Threads, Re. A+
IL atlendedto and warranted 10 give Satisfaction.
Having had considerable experience n roohng
buildings, they prepared 81 in roofs ~ 'he 9est
Bath, April 2, 1852 .iAafhi. si.o@ A<H
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COD Liver On AND LIMK.-It has now become a
seled tact that there is nothing yet discovered eff
eacious for coughs, consumption and ali pulmonary
Complaints, as the Cod Liver Oil with the preparation
oil Lime combined. The public indebted 10 DIR AL
exander Wiibor, No l56 Court, BuJfnch, 81,
ior this inva liable medicine, from whom only
get the genuine We would advise every one who
Is afflicted with complaints above mentioned 10 try
this preparation Of the Oil without fail. We have
seen it tried with the happest results
A. G.. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. 6m45
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Citv of Bath.

TUE Mayor, Aldermen, Treasurer and City Clerk will
nj the Mavor and AIdermens Room in said city
on Monday, the I'd day Of May next at O'Clock In the
afternoon grant licenses such number OF suitable
persons may apply therefor be nhoders and
mon victualers. WIN TORREY CITY Clerk,
Bath, April %, 1853
Extract from the 18th Section Of Chapter 3d. Of the Re-
vised Statutes -
mo person shall be allowed to be a common vctuaer,
or innholder, except such person be duly authorised
therefor and have given bond therefor pursuant the
provisions of this Chapter pain Of fortng less
than fifty, nor more than three hundred dollars
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% g 81 { III 8.

In Rockand Frances E. wife of John Colburn aged 20
years and months.
In Savannah, 18th inst very suddenly, Capt William
Sartel ROckland, Of brig Coral OF this city,
aged about 80 years.
In Westport, 25th nst Eza Helen Tarbox, aged yrs
and months.
In East Boston, 22d inst Capt Isaac Lakn, Branch Pr
lot, aged 60 years.
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Auction.
Agricultural Tools.

THE subscribers will sell Auction per order OF cred
itors' Attorney
Thursday, April %, at 8 O'Clock,
in front of the store recently occupied by MUNRoE &
GOODRICH, Broad ST. all the Agricultural and Horticul-
tura implements in said store, consisting of superior
Coulter, Seed and Horse PlOughs, with and without
wheels and cutters Cutvators Hay Cutters, Cast Steel
and Iron Shoves, Cart and Spring Steel Hay Forks,
Scythes and Sneaths, Hoes, Axes, Garden Tools, &c.
Also lot Of superior Dried Apples, Tallow, and lot
ofmiscellaneous articles, collected by pedars
Bath April 90. OWEN &c CO.
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DIR. Pettit'S Cankcr BalSam,
sure safe and certain for
Nursing Sore Mouth,
Calomel Sore Mouth, Infants Sore Mouths and Sore
Gums while Teething, Canker in the Mouth
Throat, Stomach, or Bowels, and Canker in
every form in which il aiflicts the race
MRS ID SHERBURN, after Suffering four months
WI with Nnrsing Sore Mouth, and after she was re-
duced 10 mere skeleton her friends fearing she
already in CONSUMPT TON, induced try The
CANKER BALSAM. She perfectly recover ed in a
few weeks When she commenced using il The Cam
ker had extended 10 her stomach.
Another Case.
Lady in New Hampshire, afflicted with Nursing
Sore Mouth, very much reduced and emac iated, and
thought 10 be past recovery, cured by the Cank
Balsam, which the first thing that miiigated at all
the severity OF the symptoms or afforded the least
relief
STILL ANOTHER CASE.
A Lady who for three months had been under me di-
cal treatment and was at last pronounced incurable
induced last oIlorn hope, to try The Canker
BALsAM, and received, then, a speedy and per-
feet cure.
Sold by C. w. ATWELL, under the U. S. Hotel,
Portland.
For sale by A. G.. PAGE, Bath; E. T
Gatchelland WIN Baker, Brunswick-and by Druggists
and dealers in Medicine generally 45tf
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Horse and OK Shoeing.

a. IT. WHTTMORE has AIKEN the shop formerly oc-
y. cupied by tile Messrs kDowhon, on washington
street near Genre St, where he intends carving on
Inc Horse aud OK Shoeing business. Having mad con-
s;derahs xnerience III Horse Shoeng, he alters HIM
ir,ha Nd will be able 10 give entire satisfaction 10
his customers. Particular attention pau 10 norses
with bad or 5inched fcei Horse Shoes AeP' cohslaht-
IL on Ia I'd and for sale. -
Anril4. 1853. NN $3.50 u41
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For eradicaing Dandrud preventing The Hair from
falling of aud turning gray, producing decided i'm
preston wherever used. II is certain cure atIac K:
Of Nervous Headache. Sold everywhere, for % cts
in large boules.
d S BARNES. Proprietor,
1m45 1Gl Broadway, New York.
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friends very much, they supposed there was no
hope for me. About This time heard of your Com
pound Of Cod Liver Oil and Lime. immediately
commenced using il, and began soon TO perceive lis
beneficial effects; in two months my cough had en-
iIey left me, and am enjoying perfeci health.
Truly yours, j. VILLA MS.
B-Ths Compound does not nauseaie like the
clear Cod Liver Oil but be taken with pleasure
by the most delicate female. Be and get the gem
unc, manu- acurnd only by
ALEX'R d. WILBOR, Chemist
r4a No l56 Cont ST Boston.
A.. Sole 6YniS
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COpartmership Notice.

DECEIVED, hisday al the store on Elm ST., and
IL for sale, $500 bushels meang corn -four lard, box
raisns cheese, smoked beef teas, COTE pickles,
&c, &c. Old Tyson Tea, Young do do, OoloBg do,
NiHgyong do, Sperm Oil, Burning FLUID, &c.
Bath, Feb2. X X SMITH K CO.
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OWING to the great quantities of SPURIOUS Re
~ Ilefs now IN The mtrket, each Bottle of the EN-
UiNE RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, offered fol
safe IN Inc prATR OF MAINE, must have an Ia bel
bearing The signature Of Fl. Fl, HAY, Wholesale and
elaiDruggisi, Portland, ENRRAL Aa Esr for MAINE
Purchase none without this label 3m44
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A Cure for Coughs, Coils,
Consumption, Bronchitis,
asthma, General De
billy, y all ScroC
ukOuS HumoTS.
THIS Compound has been
i used with the most com
plete success by our most cell
ebraled physicians forthe re-
moval and permanent cure Of
the above diseases. Hun
dreds for whom there was no
hope before The discovery of
this simple yet effectua1 re-
medy, have been raised 10
health and happiness by its
timely use. The following
case Of J Williams is suffi-
cient 10 convince all Of it's
wonderful effects. He says:
[ had been sick with con-
irmed consumption for sew
eral months. | had used the
clear Cod Liver Oil most OF
the time, but had derived but
liille benefit from il. | had
an attack of Bleeding at the
Lungs, which alarmed nv
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-04-28

ON Tuesday afternoon, Goth inst, Pocket Book con-
" tanning small sum Of money. The owner can have
the same by proving property and paying charges. Ap
ply to GEO w TUCKER.
Bath, April 81, 1853. 3w45
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Country Merchants Stock

HE subscribers will sell 20 the highest bidder public
Auction, per order Of parties interested their Sales
Room, on FRIDAY MORNING, April 20, At O'Clock, the
entire stock Of merchant In neghboring town. taken
on execution, and sent here by agreement Of PARTIES
The stock consists OF several lots Of choice Sugars Teas
Coffee and other Groceries. Also Crockery and Glass
Ware, Dry Goods, Millinery Goods, Shoes, &c.
Also at time and place, 10 bbls superior Sugars
chests superior Ooong Teas.
Bath, April &c. OWEN a. CO.
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Sid I'm Leghorn 2Sth ult, ships Iowa, Blake Phadel-
phia SOth, Genoa, Kelley, New York.
At Rotterdam 5th INST, ship South Carolina, Stewart,
for New York, dlsg. N 4m
At Bahia abt l7lh ult bark Indian Qucensince spok-
and supposed to have touched at Pernambuco-had
touched at b and sid 5th ult.
At Matanzas 18th inst, bark Orne st John. Rodbrd,
for New York.
Ar at St John, N B, 18th, ship Mermaid, Robinson,
hence 20 hours.
At Bermuda abt 18th inst, brig Tornado, MCarty, I'm
New York for Baltimore
SPOKEN.
April 90 lat 81 o. Ion IA 26 brig Australia, fin Rock
nd FIR Savau
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WINES AND SPIRITS,
For Medicinal PurmOSeS.

AMES MITCHELL has been d uly a appointed by the
Mayor and Aldermen Agent for the city 10 sell
~ agreeably 70 the Acl fo h Impression Of drink
ing houses and upping Shops aud is now prepared "a
on Centre Street.
Bath, Aug 10, 1852. 1Otf
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RAD BLOOD.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT.

Is Quick, Pleasant Gad Radical Cure.
Ii renovates the whole system, and makes the blood
pure. rich and healthy II resolves away from the
solids all diseased deposits. II cures old sores salt
rheum humors scrofula syphilis, cancers ulcers,
mors, ricketts, &c Price Of ResoIvent, 81 per botle
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Piano Forte Tuning.

Mr.. CALVIN EDWARDS, OF Portland, will visit this
ucIy every fortnight and tune Pianos for all persons
who may desire. Mr. r iwards has been for many
years manu. GctHrer Of pianos, which not
passed by any made and his reputation tuner is
not equalled by any person III the State
10 Orders left al SAWYER K Magoun's Bookstore,
will receive prompt attention.
Bath, Mar Is, 1853. M r-r 80
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Found.

HOES, various kinds, Steel Shovels, Iron do lex.
Ill large size) c Steel Spades, Manure-Fo
April 26 GANNETT.
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Powder.

THE subscriber will keep constantly on hand, ioI
J. safe, Blasting and Sporting Powder Dy nv me sSs
1922 Opposite EHtOt House Biock, Front 81 81,
Bath, April IL. ini-At
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SPRING STYLE HATS.
j. B. HUDSON

new and superior style Of Mems KERSEY
HATS for sale by l.. 5. FISHER. "
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X. II. r. NO. s.
RAD WAYS REGuI TOPS

RAILWAYS REGULATORS
Insure 10 all who them regular action OF the
bowels, and healthy digestion. They costve-
ness Liver Complaint, &c. Price - cents.
AGENTs.-A. G.. Page aud N. n. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana. Wiscasset; VIM GaIchelI,
Brunswick; c Tibbets Lisbon; g f Thicker and
Samuel Richards, Bowdoinhami David Newbegin.
| RnnIhbaY. 4wI1
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Has Removed to Front Street,
In the sto-e recently occupied by Charles Russell
FURNITURE of all descriptions on hand. Collins
furnished at short notice. Old work repaired ara
painted. tN tr1A+TtA sahtAs.Nh- 2oA
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Seed Barley,
Farming Tools.

DLUE Imperial and Marrowfat Peas, for sale by
I'D April 20. Nj + GANNETT.
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FIRE! FIRE!!

N f. subscriber continues to receive nppic"ohs LOT
| Insurance agains. loss by Fire III the Augusta
~ .I Es,.s I,,surnncc Company. Please
Gallon y rhhS " - - - ~. /.
J Bath Oct. H. 1859. 1911
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Spring Style
IL a rs |!
FOR 1855!
A Superb Article, just received by
A. j. FARNSWORTH.
Bath, March Is. 1858. 3ouf
Notice.
Garments, both Ladies & Gents,
Cleansed and Dyed.
Notice.

NHOSE who wish 10 have their old CLONES made 10
anra dr. live nryr can have them made so by leav-
ing the the Tailoring establishment OF warren
Hawthorne
No, GO Front Street, Bath.
All rrea Sc paint pitch, &c, removed from coatr
nau,s vests re and the color frightened or chang ed
entirely and pressed like new Also, CARPETS and
RUGS cleansed and the colors frightened. LADIES'
Shaws, Hdkfs, Ribbons and Wells cleaused and dyed;
silk DcIaines, Thhei, Alpine and Alpaca Dresses
dyed and finished IN beautiful style, equal 70 any
Establishment in the country. Silk dresses waiered.
Garments Repaired!
All articles returned in few days. especially those
be cleansed, and articles for mourning. Straw Bon
nets Hats, &c, dyed a u coIors, and pressed. yNnM
Don't forget the number-ii is 60 Front Street; y,
April 10. Nt 1m45
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From Havana Passage

The U. S. mail steamship Isabel arrived at
Charleston on the 10th inst, bringing advices
from Havana as late as the Sth. This is said
to be the quickest passage ever made between
the two ports. The Courier's correspondent,
under date of the 9TH inst, writes:
| have heard of several deaths by yellow
fever among persons surrounded by comfort and
with the means of procuring every requisite
attention. This would prognosticate rather u
fatal year to new comers Natives of Havana,
and even foreigners who have resided in the city
seven or eight years, fall sick Ct this fatal
disease however, persons from. the interior
very often die Of it, on coming 70 town, and
even the people of Havana are not exempt from
it, if they have resided out of the city for IL
length of time. In Matanzas, the smallpox is
rather fatal.
An eclipse of the sun was announced to take
place at q T. W., on the 9th inst. but clouds
eclipsed both the sun and the earth's shadow,
so that we saw nothing Of it.
In the way Of news of local description, the
papers speak of the bull fghtspast and future
of concerts and eomedieS--none Of which
amusements offer TO me any attraction.
Our newspapers might be more interesting
and attractive, but in description the Spaniards
are poor. | do not now pretend to say whether
the defect lies in the brain or in the language,
Dut III GHSLSL, WIN WuIus OulJ VIC Jul uS-
scribe scenes so minutely that the picture is
almost equal to the original; but never, in
Spanish, have | read any circumstance which
would clearly show me how the thing was, or
how it happened
Some surmisc and excitement was created
last week by extra trains on the railroad being
ordered by the Government to be ready at a
moments warning. | must confess that my own
| blood did circulate more rapidly than usual
but remembering the orders Of or Colonel,
never fire until can see the white Of the eye OF
my object Therefore | slept quietly on the re-
port, and in due time found out that the hey'
that were landed were not from thar, but FROM
Africa, and that the trains were for some off
GERS sent to see the Lieutenant-Goyernor do hi'
duty.
Another subject that has been calling mucl
attention is the present state Of Mexico, and tn
attitude Spain has taken in regard TO tina
country 1t is said that some of the vessels of
war that have left our harhor, have gone t
Vera Cruz. We are anxiously awaiting til
| arrival Of the British steamer, for much tim
ssnn9s tyaaspi,s with9u. sems great event tskln
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FAA,sT Fern. The Boston Transcripts having
declined the New York Mirrors request, in be-
half Of a curious public, to raise the veil from
' Fanny Fern" the fair incognita Of the press.
the Cayuga Chief makes the following poetic
revelation:
" Fanny Fern is in the meridian of woman
hood Of the sanguine- nervous temperament;
has light brown hair, with curl in it; have
sometimes seen shower Of ringlets falling over
her neck Her forehead is broad and high,
brim full of poetry, and the wine Of life swells
the blue veins until they look like vines branch
ing on her brow She has large, light eyes, 9
healthy. honest, not handsome face, beautiful
bust-in word, form Of perfect mould. She
walks with an elastic step, which indicates un-
yielding energy of purpose. She il not an Am
azon, quarreling with Providence because she
is not a man instead of woman; and yet.
without being mascuine, she has more courage.
more energy, more decision. more frmnsss.
more enterprise, more heroism. than half tbs
I
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place in that country, and perhaps Spsia may
be 3rawn into the vortex Of destruction.
The arrival Of the U. s. steamer Vixen from
New York created some curiosity. hear that
she has visited us for the purpose Of coaling, and
proceeds to Pensacola.
Both the British steamers are out cruising,
and in the hardor are three war steamers, one
frigate and one brig Of the Spanish Navy.
Large numbers Of our people are leaving by
every steamer for the States, some fox change Of
climate, some on business, and others to see the
sights in New York
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THE OLD WOMAN.

GraT haired and very oli vas she
With many a wrinkle wh-ra
The rose and lilg once bad hloomed,
Whrn life's young mora ~as thsrs
Aod often from her dim cid eyes
Methought there fell 3 tear
Upon her knitting work that told
Of memories fond and dear
Aud on her bosom hsaved sigh.
A, from the open door
shs watched the little ones at play,
As she had played Of yore
she knew that car xerirg cares would come
To spoil the castles fair
Their litNe hesrtvssrs building high,
For they were built in air.
she had been young and children dear
She called her own, had crspt
Behind her chair to hide and seek -
No wonder that she weyt;
For they were dead, sad these brought back
The memory Of their tone.
And drew those tears TO bathe the hc-ers.
Ia rpenorys 3 garden sovn
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KEY WEST.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, Juns IS, at 8 o'clock a. N.
FOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, -zFE4,
ArhLhcHlC0LA, ST MARKS, CEDAR KEYS s-SxsnssHssss.
Hrd TAMPA bAf.-U. S. Mail Lne-Tt. U. sfeains1fp
JAMES L. DAY T. 1tets, commander will tie Steamship
Hnny Of julia street. First freight
Irssrgs, Apply y GREEN HARDING Co Po,drla
f~ All nalHls mttter through
to- The desinatoa Of freight mast In all BE- marked the
pprksgrs
t 30 f-slgA reoved without en- orler from t. Aents ei
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GdLPESTON.

KIN leave SUNDAY June ~, At o'clock A. u.
EOR GALVESTON, NDANoLA, LA-xz5sS@7s,
NACA and MATAGORDA EenOrlea'.
Hd Irss Tinted States Mad u8bI. The elegant
t*hmst PtSEN NERANCE, FOrhr. viii leave EbOts.
ble5Ptay for the trade, u this lined with
ur uubc ard irAGnsa ba-rd presents safe
+am Of transportation. Freight fjr udlanea Hl Iyaca will be
Hn.sd puthe wafys ts 10 ghe.gs n Aatt1'da Bsyl wt
t'tr aAarss. For freight having Eab
Htrr HARRIS Il MORGAN, 70 Telgupiiour- street.
Tbs line hn, established ts pilot ts Cayalio Bar
r feraateg .pcr,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16
GLASGOW.

DOR GLASGOW The American ship ~
l. DESMARR Capt Bremen htg ng nearly oil her cargo Az
engaged di'paoh. forbaliues oiire GIN
uf1Is B., GtFFEEY LOWELL. ls Common sfa"'. sf'25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

The steamship Louisiana, Captain J. Smith,
commanding, arrived night before last, bringing
US Galveston papers Of the 10th inst, an1 our
exchanges from the interior as late as due.