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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-19
Loss Of a Bath Ship
And nearly t,oo Hundred Lives ,


New York. May 16. The brig Reuben
carver, oil Kockland, which arrived here this
morning, brought Capt. Stmson, mate, Sec
ona mate, and six of the crew Of the ship
william d Mary, of Bath, lost at sea. The
w. q NJ. left Liverpool with cargo of
railroad iron, and 208 passengers, neafly all
Of whom, together with the steward and two
OF the seamen. went down in the ship.
Capt s. reports that the William Il Mary
struck on a sunken rock near the Great Isaacs,
on the evening of the Sd Of May, at halfpast
8 O'Clock, humping heavily for fifteen min
uies. She then fell off and struck another
rock within few rods Of The first. Here she
thumped lew times and then fell off again
into deep water, when she commenced fill
ing. After laboring at the pumps ill Z
O'Clock IN the morning without avail, and fin
ding The ship with ten feet of water in her
hold, and fast sinking, the captain, mates
and crew, with few passengers, took to
the boats and left her. In few minutes
she went down, carrying with her nearly
two hundred souls. The long boat and the
life boat, which were filled with passengers,
parted company. A few hours afterwards
barque, apparently bound to Europe, hove in
the direction of those boats, and il is sup
posed their passengers were rescued.
The passengers taken on board the Will.
liam q Mary were mostly Irish, who en-
barked at Liverpool. The LIST and I'd mates,
who were saved, are named Ross and
Welsh.
The William & Mary was a fine ship of
5l2 tons burthen, built VI Bowdoinham last
year, and was owned by John Harvard of
that place. She was insured in Boston for
$4,000 a; the following Offices New Eng
land, $4,000 City, $4,000; and Hope.
$S0OOl
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The NoRwALK DIsAsTER.-The Hartford
Times of Wednesday says that General Har-
veys wife died at Norwalk, on Wednesday
morning at o'clock. Mr.. Edward Tucker,
the Engineer, is not yet out Of danger; the
health of the Conductor, Mr.. Comstock, has
much improved. All the rest Of the wound
ed at Norwalk are doing well.
Ii was stated that among the dead who
We're exposed for recognition at the morgue
in Norwalk, last Friday, was a newly mar
ried couple, lying side by side in the cold
embrace OF most awful death. The report
was subsequently, conuadicted, but is now
confirmed. The couple referred to were Mr..
and Mrs. Dane, of New York Civ. Thew
were on their wedding tour, and had unfor.
tunateIy taken passage in the death train
which carried so MANY of the living 10 that
horrible hecatomb. The two were enclosed
in one coffin, and were recognized by the
uged parents on Sunday evening.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOston-At guar 1lth, ship Buena Vista, Theobad,
Liverpool Mich 49,
sid Ilth ship Emma Watts, went down TO President
Roads.
Cid 18th, sch Curew Brookirgs Gardiner
Ar l4th, schs Morea, Kelar, Thomaston Imperial,
Colby, Wscasset.
Ar 18th, ship Tarquin, Of Bath Doughty, Orleans
23d ult, Pass oath Rio Grande, of Bath Tarbox Sa-
vannah 5th sch Catherine BeaI, Waldoboro; Atlas,
Gardiner Convoy Junus Hope and Susan and Charles
ton Packet, hence.
New YOrk-Ar 10th, brig Albion Cooper, Linniken,
Zaza 90.
Cid, ship Watham, Whitmore Havana
Ar llth sch Myers, Ophir and Melbourne Rockland !;
18th, new ship Sea Ranger, Hussey, hence.
Ar l3th schs Warrior and Clarendon, ROckIand.
New Orleans-Cd Sd, bark Tonquin, Kelley, Liv-
erpool.
Ar 4th, ship Arkansas, OTIS Newport, E.
Cid, bark Jane DOten, Grows, MatanZas.
Ar at the Bar 10th ship Otseonthe, Young, Liverpool
March %.
Cid 5Ih, ship Sea Queen Manson, Havre
lowed to sea Both, ship Kate Howe.
Adv ships Harvest Queen, for Havre, wig 800 bales
Elvira Owen, for do 9th.
Ar 9th, ship Zenobia, Robinson, Boston.
Cid, ship Sarah Hyde, Snow, st Petersburg.
Savamnah-In port, brig Maria T Wilder, for -,
CARBIDE, and Marcia, for Bath do Australia for New
castle do
RichmOnd-Ar at City Point 9th, bark Harvard
Goodwin, Liverpool for Richmond.
Philadelphia-Went TO sth inst, brig Phoeba
A Page.
Cid l1th ships Pelican State, Weeks, San Francisco ;
Switzerland, Carter, Charleston.
Went TO sea 18th, ship Wales.
San FranciscO-In port ship Realm. Stevens, for
Lobos Islands, few days to load guano for home.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE GovERNoR.-The
following nominations by the Governor, were
confirmed by the Council on the | lth inst.
John L. Hodsdon, (whig) of Bangor, Po-
lice Judge.
Henry Carter, (whig) and Edward Fox,
(dem. Trustees OF Reform School.
Isaac Reed. (whig) and iona. Spear, (dem.)
inspectors of State Prison.
Reuel Williams, dem. and Richard Wood
hull fwhig) Trustees of Insane Hospital.
All the other nominations made on the 4th
inst. and before announced, were either re-
iected or withdrawn--the council rejecting
every wing and the Governor Withdrawing
every democrat. The nomination OF G. f.
Talbot, free soiI) for School Commissioners
of Washington County, was wIlhdrawn.-
Age.
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State of Maine.

INCOLN, sat- Court OF Probate held at Wiscasset
IL on the I'd day Of May, ID 1853
ORDERED, that Charles Davenport and John Dearing
assgnees of John Wilkinson of Bath, in said County,
notify the creditors Of said assignment and all persons in
teresed that their of assignment the estate
OF said Wilkinson will be offered for allowance at Pro-
bate Court at Bath the day of June next, when
and where they may be present if they see cause
NOTICE to be given by publishing an atesed copy OF
this order in the Eastern Times, printed Bath, three
weeks successfully, before said court Of Probate.
Giver under my hand this Cd day of May, the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty three.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
Copy Attest-EDwIN HovEY, Register. 3w4S
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LEWISTON AND Barn RAILRoAD.-At a
meeting of the corporators of this road at
Brunswick, on Monday last, the following gen.
tlemen were elected directors =
Samuel Moody, Lisbon.
Paul G. Tebbets, 6
Francis 7. Purngton, Bowdoinham.
VIM. Dennet, Sabatisvile.
II. l.. Richardson, Bath.
B. c. Bailey,
Cephas Farnsworth, Lisbon.
A sufficient sum of money was subscribed
to locate the road, and John Read, Esq, late
engineer on the Androscoggin road, has been
employed by the directors to commence imme-
diately upon the work.
We believe the success of this road is ofvast
consequence to the inhabitants of Bath, as it
will be the means Of opening a communication
into the interior of the State, which cannot
fail to contribute to her prosperity. She has
a good accessible harbor, open at all seasons
of the year, and there is no reason why she
should not receive her share of the CONNER
cial business of The State. 1t will also be OF
great advantage to Lewiston, and the rapidly
growing country in its neighborhood, as it will
afford US egress at two points, thereby affor-
ding the advantage of competition in travel
Lewiston Journal.
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Read Read!
OUer $50 Bottles are daily MANUFACTURED and
sold Of
CLARKE'S VEGETABLE
Sherry Wine Bitters.
Read cad I!

And still the cry is more more. more! We sup.
pose the reason that everybody buys and takes them
is because they are made Of ROOTS and HERBS,
which are sure TO do good and never do injury: such
Rock Rose, Wintergreen, Sarsaparia, Dock DOT
Poplar Bark &c the great remedies for II enkmess
Loss of Appetite, Liver Compa nis, and an unhe nv
state Of the stomach bowels and blood The ladies all
like them, for they make clear skin rosy cheezs and
good health and nice he taste as 10 be reaLv
delicious and all say-T love them for they bound
10 do good
Sold everywhere for the low price of % cents for a
pint boile, and 20 cents only for The mammoth bottle
holding two quarts.
f.. X. CLARKE, Sharon, Mass, Sole Proprietor
r. r. SMITH CO,
6m4S Wholesale and retail agents, Elm 81, Bath.
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could reach them. Some who were rush.
ing around frantic with pain had 10 be seized
to prevent them from jumping overboard.-
Their clothes were stripped from them as
soon as possible, but horrible 70 relate, the
skin from their bodies peeled off with il.
Thirty -one people were killed by the Elk
plosion. Among the names of those Killed
we notice that of Mrs. Emerson, vile oil
Capt. Charles Emerson, Of San Jose, former
ly of Bucksport, Me-, aged 32-leavng three
children. She was so badly scalded as TO ex-
pire soon after.
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Clocks! Clocks!! Clocks!!!


4 GREAT variety, for sale cheapby
n Sept %. Il. III. @ MARSTON.
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EASTERN TIMES
,ssM MARINE JOURNAL. ~


ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, May IL.
ARRIVED.
Br sch Native Lass, Mcdonald, Port Hood, Ms.
CLEARED.
Br sch Algona, Vance, Douglass, Ms.
THURSDAY, May L.
ARRIVED.
Brig Webster, Heith, Georgetown, &C..
Br sch Caroline SchOonbeck, Maitland, MS.
CLEARED.
Br sch Noel, OBrian, Maitland, MS.
Br sch Hope, Westaway, Prince Edward Island
FRIDAY, May Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Evelina McFadden, New York-with load OF live
,ak 10 Trufant, Drummond & Co.
Brig Julia Payson, Dunton, Potomac, Va.
Sch Thompson, Van Buren,, Richmond, Va.
Br sch Joseph, Allen, Prince Edward Island.
Sch Amos Lawrence lnew) Purinton, Providence, RI.
SAILED.
Brig Spear, Aud, Savannah.
SUNDAY, May Is.
Brig Sam Small Treadwell, Wilmington, NC.
Sch Ellen Dyer, Libby, Potomac.
Sch Rachel Ann Elizabeth, Br Cropsley, Amherst Ms
Sch Talent, -, Boston.
MONDAY, May l6.
Br sch Matilda, Leblanc, Prince Edward Island.
Sch Hylas, Snow, Boston.
Sch Geo Davis, Pnkham, Boston.
Towed to sea, brig II Kent, Kent, Philadelphia.
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UNPRECEDENTED LossEs.-The losses that
have occurred on the Pacific coast within the
last three years, by the wreck and burning of
ocean steamers, seems to US unprecedented in
the history of steam navig CATION in any part Of
the world, When the comparative mildness
of the climate Of this part Of the world is con-
sidered, the proportion appears enormous
The following list exhibits the Number of YES
sells, with their probable value which has been
placed much below the actual sum, in order
to be on the safe side.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-19

Con LIVER OIL AND LME.--It has now become a
settled fact that there is nothing YET discovered eff
cacious for coughs, consumption and ali pulmonary
complaints as the Cod liver Oil with the preparation
of Lime combined. The public indebted 10 DIR Al
exander WIbor, No I56 Court, corner BuIfnch, 81,
tor this invaluable medicine, from whom only
set 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 il tried with the happiest results
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. 6mi5
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M @Qsr6@@eS.

In this city, l4th inst, by Rev Brooks. Mr Iobu
AT.ey 70 Miss Elmira Whitmore, both of this civ
~ tnis city, l4th inst by Rev John Fiske Mr. Daniel
a1 70 MISS Emily I Farnham, both of this CITY,
Naan ~ ospe Mr. Jacob Simmons Miss Joanna
NOrtney. " -''' Hhoha
In Port and IOth inst Mr. Samuel Porter of Button
to Miss AiIce M, daughter of William Gatchell ESQ Of
Brunswick. -1'4 VI
In FreePort Capt Isaac Orr, Of Harpswe to Miss sa
rah L Jordpn off. ~
In Bolivar, Tenn, 28th ult, Thomas Smith, Eso A.
torney Law formerly of this city, Miss Kate daugh
ter Of Pitser Miller, Esq
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HE PI L. II s.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. Trnham'S Internal Remedy,

TIOR the cure ofPiles Inflammation of the Liver and
il Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation Of
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladders; Inham-
maory and mercurial rheumatism Impuriiy OF blood,
weakness and inflammation Of the Spine and for the
relief Of married Ladies.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Is the only really successful remedy for that dangerous
aud distressing complaint, The PILES, offered 10
the American public
Mark this; il Internal Remedy, no an external
application, and IcH any case Of Piles, either
bleeding blind, internal external, and probably
The only thing that will.
Ii is very mild in its operation, and may be taken in
cases OF most acute Inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease al its source and
moving The cause, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LADIEs-The Electuary is pc rfeciy
safe for Pregnant Ladies'; and the useful ca haT-
tic that possibly be used, il will not only
the piles and all nnammaiory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an easy
time, safe delivery, and sound constitution i'll the
offspring
Sold Wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G. Page,
Sole Agent for the Proprietor 1y45
That STRIKR.-The lady who was struck with IN
idea last week not ma lerially injured. timely
application of the Balm Of Thousand Flowers, which
y also unequaned for mparling brlancy TO the COM
pexlon had the desired effect. She is we'll could
be expected.
Sold by SAWYER MAcouS and WIN. B srEARNs.
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GAS FIXTURES.

1lHE subscribers respectfully give notice 10 those
IL who design using Gas for lighting their houses or
they are prepared all orders for
putting up the necessary fixtures.
They have secured the services of a workman of
long experience in the business from Boston, who will
superntend all work of this description, with which
our citizens may taver them. and their patrons ma
rely upon It's being accomplished in a thorough and
workmanlike manner
GEO. w. MOULTON & co.
Bath, May g. 1883 4m46
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Sherif's Sale.

r INCOLN, ss--May 9Th, 1851 have this day taken
L on execution of Woodbury. SWEET and Jacob SWEET
us james Whmore and shall sell the same at public
auction to the highest bidder, NJ the store Of GeogeP
Todd in Phipsburg, Saturday, the lth day OF Junc
next al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, all the right title and
interest the said Whtmore has to redeem the following
In Phipsburg in said County and bounded aH follows
easterly by Kennebec River and land Of James Drum
mond-southerly by land of James Drummond and Inc
heirs ohm Mereenwesterly and norhery ~ ano Q!
said Mereen and by Reed and Drummonds Pond VILE ah
the buildings thereon, being the homestead o. ssd WnL
being the land mOrtgnged by sara W nmsfS
70 Mrs Abigail HILL and recorded with the ~ecorun ot
Deeds for the Western District Of said County.
Sw47 M NICHOLS, Deputy ShoriM.
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r. r.. R. NO. ).
RAILWAYS REGULATORS

Do not gripe pain, weaken sicken the patient
Small doses regulate, large doses purge. One Regu-
lalor will gently evacuate the bowels and regulate
every organ in the system. The upon The liver
stomach, kidneys and bladder. They cure cosiive-
ness, liver complaint, dyspepsia, kidney complaints,
bouSness, fevers of all kinds. No disease or pain
can aflct The system while under the influence of K
II II Remedies.
Price of r Relief, 25 cents and 81.
do do do Resolvent, 81.
do do do Regulators, rs cents per box.
r r Office l62 Fulton Street, Y.
AeENTs.-A. G. Page and n. a. Ellsworth,
Brunswick; ! c Tibbets, Lisbon G F Thicker and
Samuel Richards, Bowdoinhami David Newbesin:
Blothbay 4w46
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per steamship Cambria, at Boston.
Sid I'm Liverpool 24h, ship Benz Adams, Drumm ond,
New York.
Sid 26th, ship Iowa. Reed, New York.
In the river outward bound 2jth Iowa. Reed for New
York 29th Rochanbeau, Hallowel and Saratoga, Cot
fin, New York
Adv 4th, Albert Gaatin, and Kossuth, York 9th i;
WIN Tapscott. Cornish, do 9th.
In port dg ab goth ult, ships Sheffield and Lisbon for
New Orleans.
Sid 29th ult, ships Saratoga, Coffin, New York lst,
Rochambeau, HallOwell do 81 inst Lisbon Curtis N
Orleans.
In the river outward bound ship Sheffield Lewis for
New Orleans.
Sid I'm Newport 25th ult, ship New England, Edge N
York.
AT at Cardiff 2sth, Harvard, Andres, Liverpool to
load for New Orleans
Ar at Falmouth LIST inst, Princeton, Page, Havana.
Ar at Trieste Gath ult, ship Albert Galatin, Deano
Orleans.
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Dissolution Of Copartnershin.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the name
OF Sawyer Lyon, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons having demands against said
firm requested present them for settlement and
all those indebted requested cal and settle with
> Sawyer, who is authorized 10 setile the business
of said Company.
Bath, April 30. 1883. AStf
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This estimate shows at least loss Of $685.
600, to say nothing ofthe loss of life which has
4 been sustained.
Add to this the loss by the wreck of the IS
S. Lewis, intelligence of which has just come
to hand, and the amount is increased to $685.
900.
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At Gottenburg 3Oth nit, Sewal Morrow, on the
voyage FIN Orleans for Cronsadt will eed fin 10
GOttenbRrg and load for Boston.
Sid Sd, barks HathOrn Brown and Louise Kill
ham, White, Plymouth, Z; 9TH, lily Warren, Rarden
Cowes.
MatanzasIn port 9th inst, ship Arab, Delano for Fall
mouth, f, ldg.
Ar at Shanghai Feb &C. ship S Given, Gven for Lon
don, ldg.
At Trieste 22d ut ship burlington, Purringtonf dis
engaged.
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Caution.

OWING TO the great quantities of SPURIOUS Re-
" liefs in the market, each Bottle of the 6 EN-
UINE RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, offered for
sale in the STATE OF MAINE must have Ia bel,
bearing The signature of II. II, HAY, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist, Portland, GENERAL AGENT for MAINE.
Purchase without this label. 3m44
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R. R. r..
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PAINS,
Rad,Oays Ready Relief 'ciH Instantly Stop and
QUICKLY remote the Cause.

K r R-DiarrhGl, Cholera Morbus. Railway
eady Relief will check the most painful discharge
and STOP the Distressing pains in few minutes
|. aays the most painful irritllions. BY bathing the
head neck, face, il refrcshes The senses, and i'm
parts wed life, strength, aud vigor TO the weak
and weary. The very moment II X II is taken or
app led, lis magic like effects experienced. II in
SANITY aays The most painful paroxysms OF Neural
ga, Rheumatism, Cramps, Spasms, Tooihache, SOr e.
ness the bones joints Pain and Weakness in the
Side Lumbago, Govt and Paralysis. Taken internal
H. il clcanscs the stomach from acld cures burn
aud imparts sweet fragrance to the breath Persons
troab1ed with Sick Headache, will receive instant
lief from The OF II X.
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PAR

We have the cheapest assortment of PARA
SOILS ever offered in this Market Prices from
25 cents to $3.50.
ALso-Tickings, Striped Shirtings. Drillings.
Denims, Brown and Bleached Sheetings, at the
Very Lo0est Prices.
Cassimeres, Doeskins, Satinetts, X. Jeans,
Cotton and Wool Checks, and full assort-
ment of Cloths, for Men and Boys Summer
wear, together with every article usually kept
in Dry Goods establishment.
A. B. BUTLER,
No. 8, opposite Sagadahock House.
Bath, May 10, 1853. 4S
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% G 81 { il s.

In Brunswick 10th inst, John Curtis, aged 80 years
and months. Mr. Curtis highly esteemed by all
who knew him. He a Kind and generous neghbor !;
a faith full friend, and "honest man." CON-
In Biddeford, Miss Almira Harrington formerly Of
Phipsburg, aged 49,
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LYONS KATHAIRON

For eradlcating Dandruf, preventing the Hair from
falling OF and turning gray, is producing decided i'm
preston wherever used IL is certain 10 atac ks
Of Nervous Headache. Sold everywhere, for %
in large bottles.
d BARNES, Proprietor,
1m45 1GI Broadway, New York.
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JUST received from New Bedford, bbIs Blescbed
81 spring Sperm Oil 10 bbls bleached spring Whale
OIL boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamantine do
TOBACCO-Featherstone Wood gate, and Pollard
brands. For sale by d. 4 l.. PATTEN
MAY II. Dc
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r. r. X. no. 2.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT

Makes the blood pure, rich and heathy-renovaIes,
cleanses and enrches the blood, and resolves away
from the joints, muscles, bones and solids, all diSeas
ed aud deposits. Cures ulcers, fever sores,
bad humors scrofua rckeis, 81 VItus dance, syph-
luic complaints, nodes, white swellings tumors can
GERS, bronchial sweNings wounds, salt rheum; mer-
curial complaints Ii acts quick and powerfully; in a
few hours er taking the Resolvent, the weak
ciated and disease patient feels glow Of heal III
aud strength thrilling through~he system. Price of
X Resolvent, 81 per bottle.
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The Premium Horse
PARAGON MORGAN.

81 NAN be seen al the stable Of CHARLES B
GN May OH, ISIS, IN until july. Lovers Of good
Horses will please call and examine genuine Nor
gan Horse, kept for The improvement Of stock.
Ivl
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A syphon for dairymen is now in usein Scot
land, by means of which the milk is drawn
away from the cream, instead of skimming the
cream off the milk
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THE NATIcK MURDER TRIAL-The trial of
Thomas Casey, for the murder of Ouvra Taylor
and his wife, in Natick, was commenced at
Cambridge, Monday.
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JAMES M. BUZZELL, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
PORTLAND, NE.
Office, No 100 10 Federal Street. Residence, NJ
Is Pleasant Street.
To THE AFFIICTEnI

Office, No 100 1-2 Federal Street Residence, No
Is Pleasant Street.
TO THE AFFLICTED!
nR BUZZELL having had much exnerience for
~ about 1S years past in the treatment Of CHRONIC
DISEASES, such as Lung, Bronchial Liver Kidney
and Spinal Observation-Disclosures Rheumatism his.
pepsia, habiiual Costiveness, Piles, Fits Asthma
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dropsy ScrofIa Sa
Rheum and other Humor fiat HIMSELF fron NJ
investigation and observations regard 10 lhese fec
and from the success that has al, nded his treat,
ment of them that he can cure all durable cases Of
them upon fair trial and within a reasonable time
And having been extensively engaged I'm OPERA
TIVE SURGERY such as ampuatons reseclion If
bones operation for Club Feet, are Lin Wrv Neck
Contracted Tendons, Cataract Polypus Fistnla IN.
and wens, DC, he has concluded 10 devote his
attention mainly 10 the treatment of Chronic Afec-
tions and Operative Surgery-and for that object he
has located in Portland, where all IN this State or
elsewhere who may desire his aid as PHYSICIAN or
Surgeon, may avail themselves OF his advice ~ sar
vice ihroug The medi un of aroads Al mboais The
mail, &c.
NB-PatienIs ca consult with The doctor hr I.,,.,
in regard 10 their case FREE EXPENSE
Advice and prescriptions will be forwa rded 10 no
TENTS, where The symptoms have been previously
stated 10 him by letter or otherwise for 81 IL med-
cines forwarded with the advice the charge for
The medicine will be added
Patients who can come 10 The city, and he under The
DOCTORS immediate care get boa riding places IN or
near the city upon reasonable terms-where Office
given, places will be obtained before he arrival oft he
patient.
The doctor will 60 any place on or near The m il;
road routes TO perform operations ortrea Chronic
ses for a reasonable compensation.
No cure will be promised where the doctor enter
tans the least doubt himself of success His system
of practice is ELECTlC that is adapting The treat
ment 10 the nature of the dsease arcord;ng 70 he
principles Of Physiology and common sense. Chloro
form will be admin istercd III operations
Portland, May 10, 1882 6w4s