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TIL IL ES.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
DIR. Upham'S Internal Remedy.

EOR The of Piles, Inflammation Of The Liver and
\ spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation OF
tne stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladders; Inanm-
matory and mercnrial rheumatism; Impuriy of blood
wsakhess ana inflammation Of the Spine and for The
relief of married Ladies.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Is The only really successful remedy for that dangerous
and distressing complaint, the PILES, ever offered to
the American public
Mark this il Is an Internal Remedy no an external
application and toiH eisre any case Of plea either
bleeding blind in ernal external, and Drobahlv
The only thing that will -NstN
II is very mild in its operation, ana may be taken in
cases OF most acute inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease al its source, and re
moving the cause, renders The cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT, 8 anfai II
TO MARRIED LADrEs-Tney Elecluary is perfectly
safe for Pregnant Lades and the most useful cathar
tic that possibly be used will not yremove
the piles and all in6ammaiofy diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an easy
time, safe delivery, and sound constitution IN the
offspring
Sold wholesale aud retail in Bah, By A G. Page,
Sole Agent for the Proprietor. ly]6
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOstOm-Ar 9th, brig Angola, Morton, St Jago 10

BOstOm-Ar oth, orig Angola, Morton, ot Jago 10Th
ut
Cid sch May Flower, Smalley, Thomaston.
Also Z, schs Moses Eddy, Wiscasset; Imperial do
Catherine Beal, Wadoboro.
Sth brigs Thos Conner, Slower Remedies Goth ult
W ii Parks, Webber, Philadelphia.
Also 9th ship Josephine, jameson Calcutta Mch g.
Sand Heads 2Sh brig Mary Francis, Simmons Pensacola
Sd ult 10th, sch st Lucar, Rockland.
Cid 11th, Algoma, Willard, Thomaston
Ar 18th, Ship James r. Barton, Rockland.
MObile-Ar LIST, brig ii w Moncure, Tictomb, Boston.
New OrIeams-Cld 10th, ship Falcon, Wads, Lon
don.
Cid 3Oth, ship Shelter, Robson, New York.
Wilmington, NC-Cd I'd, brig Lincoln Webb,
Preble, Bath
Bid abt 9Th, brig Metalack, Alley, Bath.
5th sch Republic, Eldrige, Augusta
Cid 4th, brig Vim Crawford, Perry, Wareham.
New YOrh-Ar 5th schs Delaware, and Mt Vernon
Rockand Cid SHIPS etItfra NURSE,
mouth, Trufant, st John, NIB sid ship Saratoga.
Also cid 9th, ships Marshfed, Torrey, Pic; New Eng
land, Orr, Quebec.
Cid 7th ships Ocean Queen Smith, London; Benz Adams
Drummond, Liverpool Sid ship South Carolina.
Also cid 9th, ship Ariel, Reed, Liverpool
Ar 9th, Bay State Merrill, Rockland.
PrOVidence-Sd 9th, schs Lucinda Jane, Pongotea-
que, Va to load for Wadoboro; wankinco, Gardiner.
San FranciscO-Ar June 4th, ship Lucknow, Plum
er Boston Jan 18th; 18th barque Desdemona Rdgeway
lumbolt Bay; 14th ship Alert, Thomas, York Jan H.
New BedfOrd-Ar 9th, sch Texas, Baker, Gardiner
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Enthusiastic Reception of the President and
cabinet a. Bakinaore.-President Pierce, accom-
panied by Secretaries Guthrie. Davis, and Post
master General Cambell, arrived at Fhiladel-
phia. Monday, Julyll. They were met at the
Railroad depot by an immense concourse of cit
liens, and large turn out of the military, who
escorted them to Barnum's Hotel. The Presi-
dent, whorode white horse, was enthusiast
cally greeted along the route.
At Barnum's~ q handsomely decorated stand
was erected, on which the President was intro
duced by Mayor Hollns. lie made a brief
speech. in which he thanked the people for the
enthusiastic reception given him. Secretary
Davis and others also spoke.
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DAUGHTER Of Mr.. John Brtton No. % Commerce
"A street. Newark, N. j. whose eye had been exceeding
sore for is MONTHS cured by the Of ONE BOX Of
American Eye Salve.
Hiram Cove, Of South Adams Mass, says "Lgave to
boy who had been afflicted with eyes three years. and
CURED him. The balance of the dozen all gone, and
several have spoken to for you send me
quantity by express"
John NJ. Miller Millersburg Ky writes, =" My father
has suffered greatly for forty years with Chronic Inamma
ton of the Eyes, and has been entirely cured by using
the AMERICAN EYE SALTE.
Seeing what cure it effected him. was induced 70
apply it to Scrofuous nose, which was much
amed and liberated having discharged matter for
than six To my surprise and establishment by the
use Of one box the ulcer healed and the cavity fill
ing out.
cousin, about eight years DID, being afflicted from in
fancy with eyes, had used every other remedy and
found relief until he applied the American Eye Salve,
which has cured his eyes, and also running his
face"
Sold by c. w. ATWELI under the U. S. Hotel Portland.
For sale by A. G.. Page, Bath Il. T. Getchell, and
VIM Baker, Brunswickand by Druggists and dealers in
medicine generally. 1tf
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Deutbs.

In this city, eth inst Elizabeth K, wife of Benz Basland
aged SO years, and months. sfl
In this city, Both ut Margaret Rozia s., daughter Of
Joseph H. and Joanna Purington, aged years months
and IA days.
In Georgetown Evina daughter Of Charles NJ and Sarah
r. Jewett aged years and four days.
In Bowdonham Sd inst Mrs. Procinda Fulton, aged "a
years and months.
In Haowe Lydia Gordon relic Of the late Samuel Cor
don, aged 10 years.
In Gardiner Thomas Hunt aged 81 years and months
In Rockand Miss Anna A. Pillsbury, aged 10 years
In Rockport June 30th Julia A. daughter of Joseph HI.
and Elizabeth w. Bowers aged years.
In Brunswick, July Q, Capt William Sanwood aged Y
wears,
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RARE CHANCE.
STOVE DEALERS STOCK.

FToHE entire sock IN the Store on Broad 81, Recently
4 occupied by Monrse Il Goodrich, is now in III e
market, aud will be soId the reasonable Ierms
fapplication be male soon Fhc Stock CONSISTS Of a
good variety of all the BEST Stoves IN the market
Hardware, Pumps, Agricultural Implements, Tin,
Britannia aud Japanned Ware; and as the store is
centrally situated he Work Shop good and The good
Will OF he concern 0orth something's rare opporiu
nifty is afforded 10 any eerprIsihg who wishes
purchase The stock anl carry the business.
The Agricultural FOOLS. such as Poughs, Cultva-
tors Forks, will be sold separate from the Stoves
in lots TO suit purchasers. -t-
For further particulars call the subscribers, WIN
are authorized 10 sell for The parties concerned.
Bath, April ), 1858. r s. OWEN CO.
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Boots. Boots.

GOOD assortment or mems, boys and youths
INK : 81 DOO''' 80 'e'e'' y. W. ROBERTS.
49, Bath June Goth, 1883.
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CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TIARA few days
since five dollar bill on the broken Agricul-
tural Bank of Brewer, was swept out of a room
in Bangor, and was picked up by stranger.
Another stranger, upon perceiving it, stepped
up to him and said he had just dropped it,
whereupon it was given him. The latter very
generously handed the finder good dollar for
his trouble. The rogue overreached himself
in that operation.-Mercwy.
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Should Railways Regulators They will regulate the
SYSTEM and assist in bringing about their monthly
turns, so essential to the health Of the female.
II. r.. X. NO. /.
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CRIPPLES

COP LIVER OIL AND LiME.-It has now become a
caclous for coughs, consumption and ali pulmonary
complaints The Coo Liver Oil with The preparation
of Lime combined. The public indebted 10 DIR AL
exander Wbor, No l56 Court, corner Bulfnch, 81,
for this invaluable medicine, from whom we can 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 Al tried with the happiest results.
A. G.. Pa &c, Sole Agent for Bath. 6mi5
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Read Read
Ouer $50 Bottles are daily manufactured and
sold Of
CLARKE'S VEGETABLE
Sherry Wine Bitters.

And still the cry is more! more! more. We sup
pose the thai everybody buys and takes them
is because tney made of ROOTS and HERBS,
which 70 do good and never do injury: such
as Rock Rose, Wntergreen, Sarsaparila, Dock Root,
Damdelion, Wild Cherry, Prickly Ash, Thoroughworl,
Poplar Bark, &c, the great remedies for eakness,
Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaints and an unhealthy
o the stomach bowels and blood The ladies all
ike them for ihe make clear skin, rosy cheeks and
good health and nice TO the taste 10 be really
dstieious and al say love them for they are bound
10 do me good A v4r
Sold verywhere for the low price Of 25 cents for
pint bottles and 20 cents only for the mammoth bottle,
holding two quarts.
f.. R.CLARkE, Sharon, Mass, Sole Proprietor
r. r. SMITH CO.
Oni5 Wholesale aud retail agents, Elm 81, Bath.
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FoReERY.-M essrs. Moor Dunning Of this
city on Saturday paid an order of $40, pur-
porting to be drawn upon them by Parker &
Nash. railroad contractors on the Penobscot
and Kennebec Railroad, in favor of P. S. Tobin,
a sub-contractor. Tohin, who received the
money. was last heard of at Newport, whittier
Mr.. Dunning has gone in pursuit Of him.-Ban-
9or Mercalry.
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Powder.
FIRE! FIRE!!

THE subscriber continues TO receive applications for
Insurance agains loss by Fire III the Anguish
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Pleaso
call on a. ELLIS W ORTIZ, AGENT.
BAH, oct.17, I-52 1stf
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Thee citizens Of the town Of veazie, in town
meeting, unanimously passed a resolve that
they would have no agent appointed for the
sale of liquors, and that the Selectmen should
not sell it, and unanimously instructed the Sc
lectmen and Constables to prosecute for every
violation Of the law.
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS.

To Regulate the System, Free the Bowels from all
Morbid and Acrimonious Humors
SICKNESS,
If caused by Cosveness, Indigestion Dyspepsia or an
over abundance Of Putrid Humors Undgesed dose Of
Radways's Regulators will empty the Bowels of all Morbid
IIumors
The very moment they taken they commence their
Office of regulating, cleansing, and removing from the
Stomach Bowels, Liver, Kidneys Bladder, &C., all
ura and irritating deposits They the pleasant
the first indication the patient has of their operation
pleasant evacuation bowels restoration strength
and pleasure Fever Measles Bilious Collie, dose Of
Regulators will prevent much sickness and rid the patient
of all danger.
LADIES IN ILL HEALTH
Should use Railways Regulators They will regulate their
SYSTEM and assist nature in bringing about their monthly
turns, SO essential to the health of the female.
II. r.. h. NO. /.
II you suffer acute pain, Railways Ready Relief APP
piled either externally Internally will stop the pain
full paroxysms and allay the violent Cramps and
Spasms in few minutes. 1t is daily curing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Toothache, Tic Dolereux, sc.
CRIPPLES
ease, after one or two applications Of r. r. Relief.
No Ready Relief is genuine unless the fac-simile sigma
Of Railway Co il upon the wrapper and the letters
X. II. II. blown in the glass.
Price rs cents, 50 CENTS and 81 90 per bottle
AGENTs.-A. G.. Page and N. X. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset; VIM Gatchell Bruins
wick; J. c. Tbbets, Lisbon; G. +. Thicker and Samuel
Richards Bowdoinham; David Newbegin, Boothbay. Ava
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Quick WoRK.-Mr. o. B. Merrill of this
place, bottomed on the 18th ult. fourteen pairs
of women's pegged shoes in twelve hours
and forty minutes. We understand that the
making Of five pairs of such shoes is generally
considered a good days work.-Brpes,Oick
Telegraph.
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New YORK, July IL. The schooner Alex. MITCHELL hence
Rico returned port to-day, having been
to evening Of the h off the highlands, by the brig
Thurston of from Bangor for Havana The s.
jbboom &C. The schooner cut down to the
waters edge and considerably damaged in her and
rigging.
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LYONS KATHATRON.

Ceanses the head from Dandru and its natural impure
ties, and Badness after many years standing The
Kathairon restored my hair after badness of IL years.
Yours, &C., A. JAY CoUaTRGHr, 70 Bond st., N. Y.
sperative article for dressing the hair Price only 25
cents, and sold everywhere. On
f ID. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, N. Y.
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Hot Air Furnaces and Ventilators

DOR public and private buildings sold and put up the
ton of the purchaser Also Brick and Portable Ranges of
different kinds. great variety Of Cooking and other
Stoves, Cambooses, 0ven ASH and Boiler Mouths Copper
Iron and Chain Pumps Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe Zinc, &C.
on hand at all times Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper work
tended to with promptness by WATSON & PENNELL,
z Bath, June Is, 1858. 50 Broad Street.
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Ironing made Easv.

DY the use Of the Patent SefHeating Smoothing Iron
ID with saving of patience, discomfort and fuel, result
long sought for by various Inventions but found till
1t needs but trial to satisfy the most sceptca-
For sale by II. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
u liberal discount made to the trade.
y Bath, June IA. 50 Front ST., foot of Elm
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TROM Boston, superior LOT Of cIEEEhE4-Berkehirc,
June "a r0 Al RaR0BINSON.
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TUE subscriber would inform the citizens of BAH
and vic. nil What he hrs taken the store recently
occupied by Kenda Richardson 4 Co., where he
offers good assorimeniof Hardware House Furnish
ing and Finishing Goods. Also, u large assorinIrn,
Of ;arpenlers FOOLS. Fne pa ronIge of the public ia
solicited. henry M. BOVEY
April IL. ifl4 Front st Bath
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Sherif's Sale.

n INCoLN S. July l. 1883. Taken on execution and
IL will be sold at public auction Wednesday, the third
day Of August next ten o'clock In the forenoon at the
premises all the right which George H. Green Of Bath
said county has by virtue Of bond from Robert H. NC
Kown the lot Of land and buildings situate In Bath are
sad and bounded souhery by Arch Street. and west BY
Roland Fisher, north BY George Harvey ana east py
Samuel D. Haley, % N. NICHOLS Deputy Sheriff
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New and SeasOnabIc Goods!
Cumberland Coal.

h0F7 TONS Run of the Mines Cumberland Coal a supe-
0Ot rior article fer Blacksmths' use now landing Der
steamship Freeman Rawden from Alexandria and for sale
at my new Coal Yard wharf next B. c. Baileys
Bath, June IL, 1853. 81 b. o WEEKS
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House Papers and Borders.
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.
Last Call.

LII persons Indebted 10 the subscriber, by
"A count, requested to call and settle Immediately
as he wishes to close mp his accounts without delay
This is the last call. WILLARD WALKER.
Bath. Nav 27. 1853. Soft
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SPOKEN.

June 25 q o. Ion 80 Is, ship Kennebec from New
Orleans for Liverpool.
May a. lat a. Ion u.s. ship Scotland, finn Mobile for Lv
erpoo.
June O. lat &c. lon g. ship Rhine Barnes FIN Orleans
for Havre.
June o. lat AS 3d. lon 100 ship Old England, Holmes,
FIN Uayre for York.
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Oil and Candles.

TUST received from New Bedford, 5 bbIs Bic. ched
y spring Sperm Oil 10 bbls bleacbed spring Whale
OIL; boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamanline, do
TOBACCO -Featherstnne, Wood glle and Pollard
brands For sale by ID Il l.. PATTEN.
May IL. As
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Mill Saws.

uENSHAW 4 WOODROUGH'S Cast Steel Mill
IL aud Cross-Cui Saws, constantly on hand and fol
sale by I " A T ROBINSON
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Pocket Cutlery, Racers, &C.,

DEST assortment in Eaih, al rr ......-rr
ID Sepi2S. #. ii. @ MARSTON'S
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Notice.

PUBLICATION solicited by suitable persons 10 perform
II the duties Of City Watch, from until the slst
March next ID. G. BAILEY,
Bath, July9 Mayor.
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Hot-Air Furnaces and Ranges,

or the most approved kinds in use put up and warranted
" to give satisfaction No constantly on hand and for
Cooking aud PaSIor Stoves,
some Of which are superior for burning coal to any thing
the market; Cambooses; oven Ash and Roller Mouths;
Iron and Chain Pumps Lead Pipes Sheet Lead Zinc, &C.
Tin Sheet Iron, Copper apd Lead work attended V with
promptness, and warranted BY
w. +. CHAMBERLAIN.
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GOLD PENCIL. The owner can have the same BY
"A proving property and paying charges, application
81 JAMES MCCLELLAN.
Bath, July 5. 1853. 3w3
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Piano Forte Tunir,e.

MR. CALVIN EDWARDS, OF Portland will vict this
Mcy every fortnight, aud tune Pianos for all persons
who may desire. Mr. u wards has been for many
years ansrnufGsturey Of piatuS which are moi sur
pa ssed oy arv Tie All ms repuai ION US tune is
moi equa ted by any person in The State. Aa+
~ Orders left III Slwver Magouns B ,okstore
will receive prompt attention W raH-ta+
Bath, Mar Is, 1853. 80
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DISAS STEERS.

Brig Zero built Gardiner 222 tons, IL years old
has been sold in New York for about $1,000.
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Flour and Rye,
For Sale !!

DECEIVED per Sch Normahsl--fur sale by
LII ID. x T.! PATrEN, Railroad Wh9rf.
Bath. Juno |. 1853. 5Otf
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EASTERN TIMES
sssaAs MARINE JOURNAL. sssas
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, July 7.
ARRIVED.
Brig Ava HUFF, Savannah with yellow pine timber to
Robinson.)
Sch Exeter, Snow, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Aimwell, (Br) MKay, Prince Edward Island.
SATURDAY, July 0.
ARRIVED.
Brig Marcia, Allen, Rappahannock.
Sch Arno, Howes, James River, Va.
Sch Hibernia, Leeman, James River, Va.
Sch Corene, Nickerson, FAN River.
Sch Comet, Briggs, Portland
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MALAGA Smyrna and sultana asins Figs Zarte Cur
M rants Sheed Almonds, Rose Water, Tomato Ketchup,
penner sauce Canary Seed Sage, Tapioca, Pearl Barley
corp Starch Farina and Arrow Root, for sale by
Rath jtine 49, NJ II. GANNETT.
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Direct from New York.

O00 RBLG FLOUR, Of different brands, such as the
GOQ Hiram Smith, Manhattan, Metropolitan Mills,
Quarry Mills, Ohio, Cyangua DotbIe extra Akron o. Ha-
mons double extra half bhls. do, &C., &e For sale
June o. "A. H. ROBINSON.
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A SECONDHAND PbRion, in coed order, will be
a sold cheap on application 10
3w5D DAVID PATTEN.
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The Hall Is furnished with Fur Billiard Tables, of the
very best quality; the proprietor has spared no pains
or expense to render bis establishment acceptable and
agreeable to his patrons.
The celebrated Game Of Billiards Is one which cannot be
liable the election, in moral community Of having an
immoral tendency 1t is not only physical relaxation
but salutary recreation for the mind which Is proved by
the fact that in Europe, where in many cases. Billiard
is considered Indispensable prerequisite bath
ing Room In the mansions Of those who are able TO afford
expenses many of those most celebrated for their ac-
qurements in the higher branches Of been
the most sklful Billiard players.
The subscriber pledges himself that his establishment
shall be conducted in such manner 10 be objection
able to the moral feelings Of the most fastidious
No minors will be allowed to visit his Hall without the as
sent Of their parents or guardians.
The subscriber would take this opportunity to give notice
that he would happy TO devote the use Of his tables to
parties of ladies' with such instruction they might
pleased to WISH any time during the day. thew giving
previous notice Of their intention to visit his hall
Grateful for the patronage bestowed upon him during his
sojour in this city, the subscriber pledges himself to spare
no pains or expense render his establishment satisfactory
to those who may him with CALL being determined to
maintain the best Billiard establishment in the State
Bath, June Is. linz HENRY PEYRET.
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NEW Slawls aud Ready Made Manlllas, OF new
lN aud Ges:raDie patterns, for sale al
- A. B.cBUTLER'S
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REMOVAL.
Richmond Bank.

THE subscribers TO the stock In the Richmond Bank
requested to meet in the vesry in Richmond Village
THURSDAY July 81 at six O'clock P. NJ to make choice
of Directors and transact any other business that may le
gally come before the corporation.
a iflh LEMUEL BROWN, Secretary
Richmond, July 5, 1858. 2w3
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Cement.

" HYDEE Co. have constantly on hand and for
II. sale the besiarticle o &c EMENT nowinuse.
Feb.2 1851. Et
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YANKEES IN CALIFoRNIA.-The following
is graphic, and interesting and true, from the
San Francisco Wing =
ssTruly, slos Yankees are wonderful peo-
pie. The native Californians say so, and it
must be so. They come to California, they
revolutionize the government; they organize
and perfect new one; they introduce steam
ships, steamboats,, water works, coaches, tele
graphs, theatres, wharves, ships, luxuries of
all kinds; they tear up half the country for
gold they plant the rest of itin potatoes and
grain; they print newspapers, 1.-THE saddest in
novation of ally they build churches; they in
crease the natiUe population; they turn every
old established custom topsy-turvy, and "go
ahead'' with bewildering disregard to the
sedate forms Of Spanish etiquette in manner
melancholy to contemplate And now, after
running the climate, they are actually talking
of starting the iron horse on the track between
San Jose and San Francisco, and some fine
morning Don Antonio Guillermo Pedro Joa-
quin Amarillo will start from his coniugal
slumbers in some retired dell of the canada,
and harken to the scream of the locomotive
awakening the forest echoes with its unearthly
yell, speeding like cannon shot down the vale
and dragging train of cars laden with produce
of the Santa Clara and San Jose valleys"
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Just Received
DIRECT BOSTON,
A Fresh SupDly Of Groceries.

NUCHas Sp tnish Olives, large and small size Raj
y sins in whole h1lves and quarter boxes; supe-
rior1uIiity Of elaiinc Corn Starch Preserved GIN
ger olive Oil X.chlps OF all kiads, Pickles Sardines
Cnron, CrIcked Cocoa, Chocolate, Teas aud Coffees
ofa grades, &c, which he offers TO the public cheap
a S can be found in The CITY.
April 8, 1853 ALFRED T. ROBINSON.
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7. ROBINSON is prepared to put up SHIP and
As FAMILY STORES at short notice. he has all these
articles constantly on hand.
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AccOrde0ns and FIntinas,
Hardware, Glass. CutIcry. &c.

A GOODassoriment, iofsale BY
n Sept25 H. CT. MARSTON
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Lemon Svrup.

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H. sale by " n. GANNETT. June, 1858.