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The news from the mines is Of the most IA
vorable Characteristic yield this summer
promising 20 exceed that Of any former season.
Agricultural prospects were also very fine,
and crops of grain will be abundant.
The Legislature adjourned on the 10TH
Gov. Bigler has been authorized by the Legis-
lature To organize a company Of armed men Ia
go in pursuit Of the robber Joaquin.
The election riot reported by the Sierra Ne
vada as having taken place as she left the
wharf at San Francisco, turns out to have been
only fight between two steamboat runners, in
which knives and pistols were used. The
parties names are Wolf and Turner.
A heavy snow storm had been experienced
IN Placerville.
Dates from Oregon are two weeks later
Miners ia southern Oregon are doing we'll.
Provisions are plenty and low.
Dates from Panama are to the 18th inst
The rainy season had regularly set in, the
Cruces was the only road passable, and that
was in bad condition.
u S. frigate St. Lawrence had sailed from
Calloa, and sloop Of war Portsmouth from the
Isthmus, both for Sandwich Islands.
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IL HI Y PHI Il .
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. UDham'S Internal Remedy.

DOR the OF Piles, Inflammation OF the Liver and
Spleen; Indammalion, Soreness and liberation OF
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Badders InhauI-
matory and mercurial rheumatism; Impurity OF blood
weakness ard Inflammation Of the Spine and for the
relief Of married Ladies'
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Is only really successful remedy for that dangerous
and Distressing complaint, the PILES ever offered io
the American public
Mark this: IL Internal Remeiy, moi a n external
application, and tUH any case Of Piles, eiheI
bleeding or blind, in ernal or external, and probably
The only thing that will.
Ii is very mild in its operation, and may be taken in
ca ses OF most acute Inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease al It's source and
moving the cause, renders The cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LApIEs.-The Elecluary is perfectly
safe for Pregnant Ladies' and The most useful ca hal
tic that possibly be used, il will not onv
The piles and III inaammatory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an easy
lime safe delivery, and sound constitution in the
offspring.
Sold wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G. Page,
Sole Agent for The Proprietor 1y45
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FIRE IN RICHMOND. Three buildings were
destroyed by fire in Richmond-as we learn
from frend-on Friday night last. The fire
originated in a store-house attached TO the
store Of Samuel F. Blair, both of which were
new building adjoining, occupied by a shoe
dealer in the lower story, and by barber
above, which was also consumed, together
with an entirely new stock of boots and shoes.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
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The Hall is furnished with four Billiard Tables, Of thu
very best quay and the proprietor has spared pains
or expense to render his establishment acceptable anc
agreeable to his patrons.
The celebrated Game Of Billiards is which cannot bt
liable the election, in moral community, Of having
immoral tendency 1t is not only physical relaxation
but autary recreation for the mind which is proved by
the that in Europe where in many cases, Billiard
considered indispensable prerequisite bath
ing Room, in the mansions Of those who able to afford
the expenses many of those most celebrated for their
qurements in the higher branches have beer
the most skful Billiard players.
The subscriber pledges himself that his establishment
shall be conducted in such not to be objection
able to the moral feelings Of the most fastidous.
No minors will be allowed to visit his Hall without the as
sent of their parents guardians.
The subscriber would take this opportunity to give nptct
that he would be happy to devote the use Of his tables
parties Of ladies, with such instruction as they might b
pleased to WISH at any time during the day, they giving
previous notice Of their intention to visit his hail.
Grateful for the patronage bestowed upon him during his
soourn in this city, the subscriber pledges himself to
pains expense render his establishment satisfactory
to those who may favor him with CALL being determined tt
maintain the best Billiard establishment in the State.
Bath June IS. linz HENRY PEYRET.
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i" There is always Hope J"
Important Letter from PERU. Me,

important LelleT from PeTTy, Mo
BOUT year and half ago, my mother became sick,
n Symptoms bad Cough, Pain in the Side and Stomach,
Night SUedts, and other premonitOry symptoms of Pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION. She continued to become
weaker, and the symptoms confirmed. About this
time concluded to try Downs Elixir. 1T CURED HER
COUGH, relieved her night sweas and greatly improved
the tone of the Uhoie system After having continued its
most Of the time for nearly year, she calls herself
cured! Under God, believe that to Downs Elixir alone,
she the Of her life and the restoration Of
her former strength and energy We have also used it in
family in other for which is recommended in the
pamphlet, with universal success.
Yours truly, (Signed) SWAIN P. NORDSRROM.
Sold by the dozen single bottle by c. W. ATWELL,
der the u. S. Hotel Portland.
Also sold by A. G.. Puge. Bath and by Druggists and
dealers in medicines generally.
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Sherif'S Sale.

r INCOLN, ss-June ga 1S53-Taken on execution and
IL will be sold at public auction the premises Satur
day. the 23d day of July next O'Clock in the forenoon
all the right which William Morse Jr of Bath, has to
deem the following piece Of land being part Of the original
North Steamml lot in said Bath, and bounded follows
viz beginning Washington Street. at the north side Of
the road leading to the steamm in said Bath thence
ming eastery by said road hundred and feet thence
norheaserly parallel with said hundred and
twenysx feet thence said street. thence south
westerly by said the bound being the lot
which said Morse lives the being under mortgage
to William Donnel of said Bath.
3w2 ]. C. SNOW, Deputy Sheriff.
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To the Honorable Arnold Baney, ESQ., Judge Of Probate
within and for the County Of Lincoln.
DEBECCA TEMPLE ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate of NO.
IL RY TEMPLE late of Bowdon, in said county, deceased
respectfully represents that the personal estate of the said
deceased sufficient by the of three hundred dol
lars his just debts and charges of administration:
that estate Of said deceased consisted Of his
stead farm situate in Bowon and containing about eighty
acres-that partial sale of the would the resi-
due greatly deprecated in vauethat Benjamin Ride
out has offered for the whole of said farm subject to the
widows DOVER and including the reveron of the dover
therein the of hundred dollars, by his offer
filed in the Probate Office for this county, appears-hat
offer is advantageous and that the interests Of all
persons concerned will be best promoted by immediate
acceptance of the Wherefore the said administrative
prays that she may be empowered and licensed to
said offer and convey the said real estate to the said
Reniamin Rideout. REBECCA TEMPLE,
By j. w. RUSSELL, her attorney.
Lincoln sat- at Probate Court held at Bath, within and
for the County of Lincoln, the 2st day Of june A. D.
1888,
On the foregoing petition ordered that the said petitioner
give to persons interested In said estate that they
may appear Court Of Probate to be holden at Wiscasse
within and for said county, the first Monday Of August
next by causing copy of said petition with this order to be
published in the Eastern Times printed at Bath in said
county, three weeks successfully previous said court
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Attest; EDWIN s. HovEY, Register pro TEN.
true copy Attest: EDWIN HovEY, Register pro tenn.
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Sherif,s Sale.
INCoLN.

lNCOLN, ss-June q, 1858. have this dav taken IN
~ executions johnson Rideout Us. Benjamin RI Iambard.
all the right which said Lambard has or had on the fourth
Day OF February last past being the day on which the at
acnmen was made on the original writ redeem an eou
premises situate In the city Of Bath ON Crescent Street and
occupied by said Iaba and shall sell the same Al
public auction, at the Office Of Portet Smith in said Bath
Saturday, the Goth day Of July next at two O'Clock in
the afternoons, n. NICHOLS, Deputy ehcrfk.
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The reason why Downs Elixir
so OFTEN CURES,
After all other means have failed!

ST. 1t is preeminenty Expectorant; its first effect be-
ing to loosen the cough and enable you to raise and
3D. IL acts powerfully upon the respiratory organs,
the skin moist healthy discharg
ing impurities of the system by the
pores of the skim
3D. 1t is duretc, driving of by the urinary organs,
portion Of the disease.
4th. 1t has slight cathartc tendency, regulating the
bowels and removing costveness he effect being
produced by nearly all pulmonary medicines
5th. 1t is great Blood Purifier thus Expectorant
through the various functions Of the skim the kidneys
the bowels and the blood it thoroughly renovates the sys
disease qukens healthy action part
and restores vgor and tone to the whole system
Sold by the dozen single bottle by c. W. ATWELL,
the U. s. Hotel Portland.
Also sold by A. G., Page, Bath, and by Druggists
and dealers in medicines generally.
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Powder,


THE subscriber continues 10 receive Applications for
l. Insurance agans. loss by Fire in the Augusta
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Please
call j. ELLSN thTH, AGENT.
BAH. Oct. 17.I-52. 1Slf
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The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool,
Wednesday, June 10Th, about ? IL r. M
with l6O passengers, arrived at New YORK al
l-2 Sunday evening.
The English government. both in the House
of Lords and Commons announce tnat tue Eng
lish and French fleets were jointly oesPatched
20 the DardaneIIes, furnished with similar in
s,ruc,;ons and that the best understanding ex-
listed between England and France, but it was
mot expected that any collision would occur.
KisslefF Russian Minister Of Justice, ar
rived at Paris, they say, bringing pacific as
surances FROM the Gar.
M. French moved for all correspondence
regarding the Imprisonment of negroes in
South Carolina he regarded negro imprison-
ment as violation of the rights of man and a
breach of treaties, and was convinced that
South Carolina, if properly pressed, would an
nul the black laws. Correspondence ordered.
Lord Beaumont similarly moved in the House
of Lords.
A splendid entertainment was given to Com.
Vanderbilt, by the city authorities of South
ampton; two hundred guests assisted. The
Commodore has taken large company of
SOuthamptonians on a pleasure cruise to the
south of England.
The ships Waterloo and ANGELA had ar
rived at Southampton from Australia, with
$4,000 ounces of gold.
The Turks, notwithstanding the peaceful
appearances, continue to fortify the Bosphorus.
Teade at Constantinople is dull, from a
scarce supply of shipping, but not much panic
resulted,
LATEST BY TELEeRAPH. Orders reached
Brest on the 10th, to arm two steam frlgates
and two sailing vessels; nothing known of
their destination.
AJvices Of the 3Oth May say that Turkey
had handed 10 the ambassadors of the four
powers note explaining the measures taken
by Turkey TO maintain the integrity Of her ter
ritories, and declaring that any arrangement
with Russia is out of the question while that
power persists in its exorbitant professions.
On the 28th the French minister gave Red
schid Pacha formal assurances Of the support
of the French government. Lord Stratford de
Radcliffe was to have an audience on the I'd of
June for The purpose of giving a similar as
surarce on the part of England.
The military preparations Of the Turks are
carried on with great activity. The Turkish
fleet Of twenty-five sail anchored at the en-
trance of the Black Sea on the Both. At the
arsenal twelve corvelies and several frigates
were being armed, would De got READY Oy the
Cd of June. One hundred and forty fiat boats
are employed in transporting the artillery and
ammunition to the feet and citadel on the Bos-
phorus. Troops and stores have also been
sent to Varna; the militia are pouring in from
all quarters; the troops were to be reviewed
on the Both.
Col Hernoff, commander Of the Russian
pontoon brigade, had arrived at Amiga, on the
left bank of the Pruth.
Dembinski had addressed letter to the De-
bats, saying he had not offered his services to
the sultan, but if command was offered to
him, he would not refuse it.
The Russian feet al Sebastapool consists OF
thirteen ships of the line, eight frigates, and
twelve smaller vessels
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. ON THE WESTERN
RAILRoAD.--As the express train from New
York approached the East Brookield depot,
Thursday afternoon, the switch was found
misplaced, as is said from the gross careless
ness of the switchman, running the train into
a freight tram standing on side track, smash
ing two freight cars, three baggage cars, four
passenger cars badly, throwing the passengers
from their seats, and creating scene of awful
confusion. The following is list of the In
jured.
William Johnson, of Worcester, scalp cut
from one side Of the head, skull broken, died
before the cars left. Mr.. Wise, of Worcester,
bad flesh wound on the head: nose badly
bruised. Matthew Byrnes, of Springfield, bad
cut on the neck; remains stupid G. L. Moore,
of New York, ankle dislocated; flesh wound
on leg. Many other passengers received con-
tusions; none serious. The conductor was
injured in the back and on the face, but was
able to come on to Worcester. -BostOn Atlas
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Sch Republic, Eldridge, Philadelphia.
Sch 7 Thompson, Grant, Ycomico with White Oak
Timber to d Robinson.)
N SATURDAY, June u.s.
ARRIVED.
Sch Gipsey, (Br) Anderson, MOnktcn, NIB.
SUNDAY, June 20
ARRIVED.
Brig John Marshall, Clifford, Georgetown &C.
Brig H Kent, Kent Philadelphia.
MONDAY, June o.
ARRIVED.
Sch st Marys, Sylvester, Boston.
Sch Convoy, Howes, Boston.
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Cop LIVER OIL AND LiME-It has become
settled fact that there Is nothing yet discovered eff
caclOus for coughs consumption and ali pulmonary
complaints the COD Liver Oil, with the preparation
Of Lime combined. The public indebted 10 Or AL
exander Wbor, No t56 Court corner BuIfneh, 81,
tor this Iuva liable medicine, from whom only
get the genuine. We would advise every who
is afflicted with complaints above ment oned, to Try
this preparation of the Oil without fail We have
seen il tried with the happiesi results
A. G.. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. 6mI5
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TRASK'S
ALTERNATIVE AND TONIC,
For the Hair.

THE value Of this admirable preparation wen known
In this community TO need any extended notice
mendaon and the proprietor feels TINT Is only
ry for him to call the attention Of the public the fact that
for mating Of the hair hoarness decooration badness
&c. it has equal and who prizes this useful and
ornamental appendage Of the head should be without It,
For sale by the subscriber at his shop opposite the Saga
dahock House, and by Sawyer Mag0un, Henry Hyde,
Magoun Stinson and w. b. Stearns. p. vi. TRASK.
Bath, April 2S, 1852 as
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The WHEAT HARvEsT.-The wheat har-
vest is actively progressing in Maryland, Va,
and parts of Pennsylvania. The statements
that were made some weeks since of the dep
relation Of the fly and joint worm are now
generally admitted to have been exaggerated,
and the general tone of the country press war
rants the expectation that with the exception
of some particular localities, the crop will be
a full one.-BdhiU1Ore American
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LYONS KATHAIRON,

Ceanses the head from Danru and its impure
ties and Badness after many years standing The
Katharon restored my hair after badness II years.
Yours, &C., A. JAY CoURTRIGHT, IS Bond st., N. Y.
superlave article for dressing the hair Price only Is
cents and sold everywhere
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway N. Y.
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Caution,

OWING to the great quantities of SPURIOUS Re
" leis now il the market, each Bottle Of the zen.
UIN; RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, offered foI
sale in The STATE MAINE, must have label
bearing the signature Of II. II, HAY Wholesale and
Retail Druggist, Portland GENERAL AGENT for MAINE
Purchase none without this label. 3m44
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An anti-beefeating association has been or
ganized in Philadel phia The members pledge
themselves against eating any meat which
costs more than eight cents pound. The
present price is eighteen cents pound.
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Cumberland Coal.
RO7 TONS Run of the Mines Cumberland Coal, supe-
w rior article for Blacksmiths' use landing per
steamship Freeman Rawden from Alexandria, and for sale
my Coal Yard, wharf north of b. c. Baleys
Bath, June IL, 1858. 81 b. o WEEKS.
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LIQUOR SE1zuRE.-Marshal Farnham on
Thursday, seized twenty elegant -four barrels
fancy, brands, containing ten Of them each. a
twenty gallon key of New England rum, and
the other ten twenty gallon keg each of
American gin. The remaining space in the
barrels was occupied by saw dust of good quail
ity.-Bngor Mercury.
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The total number of deaths in New York
during the past week was SCI, or 232 more
than that of the previous week. This great
and alarming increase of mortality was doubt
less produced by the intense heat of the wealth
er. The deaths among children under one
year was enormous, numbering no less than
$50
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Read! cad ~!
Read Read
OUer $50 Bottles are daily MANUFACTURED and
sold of
CLARKE'S VEGETABLE
Sherrxr Wiuo Rit*orc

And still the cry is more. more more We sup
pose the reason that ybody buys and takes them
is because they are made of ROOTS and ii ERBS
which are 20 do good and do injury: such
as Rock Rose Wintergreen, Sarsapa rilla Dock Root
Dandeiion, Wild Cherry, Prckly Ash, Thoroughworl
Poplar Bark, &c. the great remedies for " eakness
Loss OF Appetite Liver Complaints, and an unhealthy
state nf the stomach bowels aud blood. The ladies al
like them for they make clear skin, rosy cheeks and
good health, and nice 10 he be real
delicious and all say- love them for they bound
10 do good
Sold everywhere for the low price of 25 cents for
pint bottle, and 40 cents only for Inc mammoth bottle
holding two quarts
F.. r. CLARKE, Sharon, Mass, Sole Proprietor
r. X SMITH Il CO..
6nl3 Wholesale aud retail agents, Elm ST, Ba h
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CoNNEcTIcUT.-Gov. Seymour, of Conn,
on Friday vetoed bill authorizing all lawyers
to authenticate instruments, without requiring
the services of Justices of the Peace. The
House sustained the veto by large vote
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining i'm the Post once,
uncalled for
bath, June 28, 1854.


GenfIemen's List.
Allison Amos MCPHERSON John
Austin James Morrison Pearson
Arrowsic Treasurer Of Mclaughlin John
Andrews Dennis Ntzhugh, John
Bragdon Seth M'Fadden Andrew
Bragg DeanB Morrison Samuel
Blackmor MDonald Angus
COpp James A - MEadden Andrew, ArrOwsic
Collins Lemuel az Morss AS
Gard Samuel O'Mara John CD
Corbet George O'Bren Patrick
Cox Charles owen Frederick
Campbell Donald % Preston Charles
Crawford Samuel Perry AS
Doyle Henry burlington Charles
Dixon Washington burlington Stephen
Davis w Patterson Capt
Farris DIR VIM II Palmer William
Gilmore John Rice George
Gurny William Randall Simeon A
Gray Esq Ross Noah A
Gilchrist Capt James Richardson G
Gibbens W Shaw David
Gagne Peter Smith John d
Hamilton John Simpson Tuition
Hartwell John MD sawyer st
Huffman Stephen small Capt John
Hamilton Alexander Seyfferd George
Howard Calvin Siley Loring
Hopkins Capt Nelson Small Francis
Hawkes. Wnslow Smalley Benz L
Hatch Ephram Segars Wesley
Hubbard Robert II g Scudder
Harding Richard Undertake Zenas C
jackson Robert Turner Rev Edward
jolly Byrne Thomas John H
Joyeth Joseph Thomas E
Leeman Eugene Turner G
Larrabee John Weld Henry
Lewis Chambers wallace John, Arrowsic
Leeman Almon West Bath, Treasurer of
Larrabee Sumner Waters SR
Murphy John Young Jonathan
Ladies' List.
Austin DIANA Hartford Eveline
Agry Mary Hcdgkins Elizabeth
Abbot Mrs McGloon Mrs Eben
Booker Louisa ~ May Eunice
Buker Elizabeth Merry Sarah l.
Croker Mary Meagher Abigail
Cisarel Susannah G Marion Mrs
Chick Sarah Percy Elizabeth NJ
Colby Betsey Pushard Eveline
Coburn Louisa Ranks Miss A
Cahl Nancy Ranks Eliza II
Dupar Catherine Sentener Mary (O
Daniels Sarah Stewart Mary
Downing Sarah Jane Shorey Hannah
Elliot Ellen Sparrow Mary
Fleming Sarah Snow Ellen
Fitzpatrick Mary Smith Susan
Grows Mrs Thomas Trott Jane
Grant Martha Winsow Hannah
Hamln Harriet Winsow Julia
Hatch Eunice Whitmore Jenny
Hutchins Susan Worry Nancy
Hatch Vashti Ward Mary
" Persons calling for letters will please mention the
advertised 10 the postage Of each adUe, tised Let
ter, one cent ICiH be added.
JOSEPH c. SNOW, P. M.
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Flavoring Extracts

EMON. vanilla, Rose, and Nutmeg, for sals
Ii Bath, June 40 WI.
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u Persons calling for letters, will please mention they
are advertised TO the postage Of each adUe tsed Let
ter, one cent OiH be added.
JOSEPH c. SNOW, p NJ
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Mill Saws.
Oil and Candles,

uENSHAW W0oDRoUGH'S Cast Steel Mill
LII and Cross-Cui Saws, constantly on hand and for
sa lie by A Il ROBINSON.
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EASTERN TIMES
al MARINE JOURNAL. aa
PORT OF BATH.
THURSDAY, June %.

THURSDAY, June %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Wardville, Gill, James River.
Sch Pres Jackson, Elliott, Boston.
Sch Talent, Blanchard, Boston.
Sch Mary Jane, Aud, Rappahannock.
ARRIVED.
Brig Judge Whitman, Lewis, St Marys, Fla.
Brig Mary (Br) Gowen, Chester. Ms,
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The FIsHERIEs.-It was recently stated
that the u. S. steamer Princeton had been or
dered to the Eastward, for the protection Of
the rights of the American fishermen. The
Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Cour-
Ter and Enquirer says that neither the Prince
ton, nor any other special detail of naval force,
has been ordered on that service. He also
says that diplomacy is amicably settling the
disputes relative to the Fisheries, and if the
slightest disturbance occurs from the causes
which produced excitement last year, the fact
will very much surprise all who are in posi-
ton to be informed Of the measures adopted to
preserve the peace"
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@ We are requested to state that the
Winter street church will be open for religious
services on Sunday next.
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lust received from New Bedford bbs Blel ched
u tpriug Sperm Oil 10 bbls beached spring Whale
OIL; boxes Wax Candies 10 boxes Adamanine. do
acknowledgements, Wood gate, and Pollard
brands. For sale by ID. Il l.. PArfEN.
MayI7. As
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Two trains on the Hudson River Railroad
came in collision on Friday morning, near Bar
rytown. The locomotives were crushed but
no lives were lost. The succeeding trains
were delayed several hours
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SPOKEN.

May d. lat Al lon 80 80 barque Warren, Of Thomaston
l3 days from York for Marseiles.
June lat y lon II W, ship DevOnshire Hovey, from
London, for York.