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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
GEORGE BAGBY.
Ks II vi OV Al
a.

- Saddlry! SodRoy! Harness, &c.
TENIIE subscriberbegs leave respectfully to inform his
Il friends and the public generally, hat he has remov
ed his Saddle and Harness Storcfour doors below his 6d
stand the building recently ittcdup by him and i'm
mediltcy opposite the Merchants Bank of Va. where
he will continue Manufacture all articles in his line Of
the best materiu and workmanship, He has hand,
and will continue o keep large and varied assortment
Of Saddles Harness, Brides. Martingaes Trunks Med
cal aud plain Sadde-Bags, Whips, Spurs, Drafts and
Harness Collars together with everything Tint is be
found IN establishment of that kind. He iatters him
sell that by long experience in the business he will be en-
abeI to give entire satisfaction. Repairing done with
neatness, durability and dispatch Old saddles taken
in exchange for new Don't forget call at the sign of
the PraHciag Pony. GEO. b. THURMAN
10 23-dgc2mif.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
For Baltimore and Philadelphia

BY STEAMER BELNIDERE,
Leares Richmond e0cy Tuesdag at oeioct =. N
s77Lss TIL f large ami new Steamer ELV ERE
as=-5 Capt OXFORD will receive freight every Mon
day, and up the hour of o'clock p. M, every Tues
day, Tor the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. Pirtsburg, Cincinnati and tn
South and West generally, will find this the eheap
est and most expeditions. For freight, npplyto
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Ia.
july 13.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
From Turks Island.

New HAvEN,July l8.-Advices from Turks
Island TO recent date, report that the rams
had destroyed all the salt therc,and that there
was not 900 bushels ofsalt on the lsond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

"A arribets intending 10 retire from tho Dry Goods
business in this city will from this dry offer their large
md elegant, stock Of Stnpo and Fancy Goods at cost
f1r cnsh only.
The Stock Of the best offered in Ills Market
Utmost entirely now all Of which wero purchased when
goods we're leust 30 per cheaper thnn the
could be- bought ut now. We hive n splendid assert
ncni Of line Blnc aud Coonrcd French Cloths Casi-
morcs Vestng aud elegant dress Siks, Prints, Cling.
huns Bepges Irish innens, &C. MI persons in wnnt
of rea good goods low prccs Ill now have chance.
No eoods will be sold and charged Our terms
nte cp.h b. II. LEWIS IL co
LynchburR July l8, 1853,
=. S-Any person wishing enter into the goods bu-
.iaess Gun buy bnrgnn in the Stock md get good
stand b. H. l.. 81 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

WAsuiNGroN, July %.
Daniel Gregg is believed TO be appointed
Commissioner To the Sandwich Islands.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
u,uI,AsmlNG MACHINES, for sale a
Union sTEAnIssrIp COmpA-

y NY,S LINE o. STEAM Frs ria Norfolk -Asn
and CaJc Mag Dor Philadelphia eva ~ Wednesday,
lSrrAMfn CRY or RlenmoRD Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER YmdnlA, Cnpt. Toni.
Ono Of these splendid steamships viii eave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wednesday, nthig water, touch
ng Mt Cnpc May land passengers. Returning lenye
philadelphia every Nednesday al 10 clock, A. M UNI
| ill fnrthernotco.
Passengers for ape May, will Consult their interest
10y taking this route II IA, IN addition tn being tho
cheapest the most expeditions mud comio iable
Passengers for New YOrk-Wo have ON
tered into forward passengers through To
New York either by stehmsa nllowinR them tho
priyrec Of remaining in Philadelphia three four days
or proceed directly New York, upon tho arrival
the steamers.
shippers 10 the west-Tobaceonlals deai-
rous Of shipping Pittsbufg, will pease bear in mind
that wa hive nndo ali the necessary arrangements to
fbiwnrd to5noco through 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all tho Daily papers
in the city, whom tho Steamers will be ready to receive
freight and the hour Of their sailing.
N, B-Shppora will bear in mind that all Bills OF
naing must be- nonI the whnr AT Rockets to be sgn-
ed before the smiling of steamers.
Fnaango through New York, lat cabin and found, ~
Copo Mny,
philn'Phia,
" end enbin -" 7
Norfolk, lat "
! For freight or pnssnge, apply To
no. RANKIN, Aa'T., Richmond, w
in oD.dScts The Dock.
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.jy7.ts
-s@=.l-.TWO OTHER NEW NOTES
lEWzY%@,FR UPON WORGEsTERS PlANOS,-
i " u u .S0akhcrn Agcncy ~ Nam 81 Riebmoad

g g1 W9 9 81 na,. 81 F %1S
F,oD Hc N. y EUaiug Mirror. dp,H 10Th, 1859.
WoRcEsrER's PIANO FoRrEs.-lt alwnys nfords us
,lrasnrc 10 sny u good word Of old friend lornto
Worcester Having often taken tho responsibility oil
recommending his Pianos 1t II gratifying 10 be able To
adj TINT have hen the first word OF compliant
# the price, tone durability OF Mr.. Woreesters ~
As all the world with It's wife and daughters, Il com,
NJ up from the Sonth To attend the "Grrn Exhibition
Ne beg To remind them IN the Of Worcester III
mo Fortcs They truly elegant instruments, OF rose
wood aud mnhoguny, wit out any of the Black Ber y
tnn about them
From Me N Y. Sundoy CoDyio hrra nm 1853.
PtAE05.-As the mint stamp Of our gold renders II
current so does the name Of Wocester inscribed upon
= inno inspire confidence oycry~hcre. His slt u
mnnufnclurer Of these popnlnr inslmmentA hns gwen
hin first class reputation and my Pnno procured al
his establishment fail to give the utmost satsfae.
ion 10 the buyer.
From the Rtchmotd Times
PiAsos.-Thcse beautiful instruments, which within
few years past hnyc become necessary ornament 10 eve.
~ paror have brought such perfection, both In
outward finish and in tone that doubt very much II
he inventive and cnterpfsIDg genin" Of the nnnunetu-
in future add much more / Tint nlready done,
70 our enr hive benrd instruments TINT begin TO
nmpare in Of those manufactured by
Worcester and sold by Mr. A. MoRRis bookseller and
tationer OF this city In finish satisfied they cum
ut be cXcelled. But few days since one OF the best
rrDrtncrs hive listened to. while practising
Hrut piece of music Of Worccsters pianos, re-
lared us thai IL the sweetest toned instrument
i,fugers Ind ever touched, and he had ployed on q
reat variety OF pianos both North and South We July
gree with him. and therefore take pleasure In advising
ar readers to call on Morris, and supply themselves.
A NORRIS is, oil" Agent fJr the snlo Of Worcester
anos and il receiving additional supplies by almost
very packet from New York His prices the same
the factory He socits an examination Of his stock
those in want Of supeyior Pianos, at moderate pr
IS Ije 20-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

~ OTECE--AIl persons indebted to us will pleaso
" como forward and pny. We have given long in
dngence therefore we hope all will pay romily and not
put 10 trouble.
~ MI persons having enims will present them for
settlenent b. II. LEWIS g. co.
iy 1913
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
Insurance on Life
Insurance On Life
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
CAPfTAL, JULY lat, 1853, OVER
~ 4 90 0OO

DERSONS wishing To provide for those dependent
on their lives do 80 by pyailing Themselves OF
Life Insurance. Tho profits Of dis company nre annu-
ny divided nmopg the insured and exceed ono third
The premium paid.
No Institution affords better security ~ ad.anngosto
the insured. Persons can address ut Richmond or
procure The necessary blanks In fynchburg, by calling
ut the Office of Dr. w +. Morris, Medical Adviser for
the Company. - w. KNOWLES, Agent
III.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
DAUL WHITEHEAD

/ Will practice in the Counts of LYNCHBUkG y
AMHERST.
Office in the new building Of the Citizens Savings
JulytGzd3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

F.g1CARRfAGEs. KoCh a. NIX
9z88E Va Us, BUGGYS, WAGONS MI
8c--The Subscriber respectfully informs hisirlends and
the public generally that his stock Of Carriages, Rocka
wavs and Buggys now argc and he il adding To it dat
IyZal oflis own manufacturing and warranted equ"l
10 any in the state either for or durability
He hasaso good stock Of Cnryas for one aud t'o
horses.
His stock ofiron axle wagons is very large, several
yerv superior road wagons and four horse wagons, aud
IoTgc lot of TWO horse and one horse wagons.
Also a large lot of Rail Road carts made and making
M all sizes Of wagons. carts &c
+ ED. 9.-d&cGmif. JNO' II bhlLni'
40 lare below the FrhnkIn Hotel.
Danyille Register publish one month Up and send
account to this off"
Republican cop, months CD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

DIASTEK-Just received and for sale at our
4 Mil, 200 tons Of Plnster, ground and ungronnd
We are now able To furnish n kinds Of the Pcnk Hill
Pow Castings md Points, and warranted to fit all plows
made here mud all Northern Patterns. Those in want
please give ns Il call.
fel LIE WnlTEMORE McNAMEE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
VUE EYNCHRURG ACADEMY, Sit

II
uateh at the head of Church Street, will be opened
on the lst day of August 1t Is designed TO gVo on
CHRISTIAN principles thorough nglish and Classical
gdacatoh Terms for the session of five months, $33
"a navable in advance The study of French and Ger
man, Vocal and detrimental music will be charged ez
ira; but should any pupil dispense with Matheatcs'
w. ~ ,e in Mace of it. without any extra charge any
one of the above languages The School be
eIeci its number limited, and the first Christian rule,
Obedience" will be strictly enforced.
| L d2awts l.. II. D : w l1-.11-, -
nCS1V Random Porter in Store and for sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

DDRT WINE Fine Port Wine for medi'
| cal purpose, WARRANTED PURE, in quart and pint
bottles--for sale by Lee u JOfiNoO"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
ggAYU CAREEL ~ CO.,
VALUABLE CETYPROPERTY For

CEILING OFF Al COS .-The sgbscri
- beers offer their entire Stock Of DRY-GOODS at
cost for Cush The stock large and consists OF very de-
srabe goods the most of them having been very recent
" purchased on the favorable terms. Those IN
want ofgood cost fo cash are invited to cal ana OK
| anime stock. b. ~ j. fhANhLlN'
| July 10 difts
P S.-Any person wishing % commence the ygoods
business in this place, buy our stock on liberal
| IL ~ d. r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

GARRET ,. WATSON
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
H. R. r..

FIVE COMPLAINTS raging in system, cured by
H. H. H. Remedies, IN TWENTY-FIVE DAYs.-RHEUMATIsM,
LIVER COMPLAINT, NEURALGIA, FEVER SORES, CHHLs AND
FEVER.
Mr. G., gentleman lately returned from western tour,
was afflicted with each Of the above complaints the
time He commenced the of the X. r. r. Remedies
on the 24h of june For RHEUMATIsM he used Railways
Ready Relief-he used externally. In less than
minutes after the first application he free from pain
he could his limbs free For NEURALGIA he
used the Ready Relief INTERNALLY and 1t
instantly alayed the violent rrtatons and spasms
it imported strength and vitality to his He has
not been troubled since the tenth day with any neuralgia
pains. CHILLS AND FEvER.-Radway's Ready Relef-in-
ternally and externay-it impaired heat, health and
strength the cold and chilly bloody, and neuraized the
poisonous miasma of ague LIVER CoNPLAIST.-RADwAY's
regulate the Of the system and
give tone and energy the liver to pleasant and
hearty digestion and regular action of the bowels
prevent eostveness, indigestion, AGILE entirely
cured of this complaint by the LIST of July FEVER SORES
He took the Renovatng ReSolvenhe had nneteen very
large The Res0lven eansed and purified his blood
made il pure and ch and resoUed away from the body
all diseased poisonous deposits and Irritating hunors
On the 10th July he called at the Il. r. Il. office
represented himself cured. His rheumatism chls and
fever neuralgia, and had all been cured
by the X. II. Il. Remedies in twenty-five days
II. Il. II. office 162 Fulton ST., opposite st. Pauls up
stairs
AGESrs.-A. G. Page and N. X. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wscasset; Vim. Gatchell, Bruins
wick; j. c. Tibbet Lisbon; G. F. Thicker and Samuel
Richards, Bowdoinham; David Newbegin Boothbay 4w17
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOstom-Sld 25th, brig Crocus.
Ar 28th brigs Leontine, Merryman st Marys Ga, 9Th
inst; Billow Perry, Philadelphia Sid 18th, brig VIM II
Parks.
Cid 26th brig VIM Crawford, Perry, Phiadelphi.
Ar 29th bark Emma Lincoln, Bartlett, London 18th Il;
sch Brown, Thomaston; Convoy, Howe hence.
Cid, sch Talent Blanchard, Richmond.
Ar Both, brig Porto Pico, Tarr hence.
Sld brigs VIM Parks, and VIM Crawford
Sid Slst Schs Perseverance, Williams, Halowel; Evelna
Groves Bath.
GnlvestOn-In port 1oth brigs yesta Stevens, and
Choctaw, Duel unc.
Charleston-Ar Esd, ship Emma Watts, Dearborn,
Liverpool 43.
Ar Goth, ship Della Maria, Michaes.
BaltimOre-Beow 26th ship Beuna Vista, FIN Liver
pool.
Wilmington, NC-Ar 22d, sch Glenview, Partridge,
Boston, in distress
Philadel Unfair Goth, brig Com Stewart Liscomb,
hence.
At Del Breakwater 25th brig Mechanic, FIN Boston,
New Orleans-Towed to sea 18TH ship Lady Frank
lin. r
Towed 19th ship Sarah Purinton; brig Brownsville
NewarE-Ar 25th, sch Bay State, verrill Rockland.
Sid 9th, sch Bay State, yerri, Rockland
New YOrk-Cld 18th ships, Rhine, Doane, Havre;
London, Hubbard, London.
Cid 18th, ship Favorite, Thomas, New Orleans.
Cid 9th, ship Ocean Queen Smith, London; 2Sh ship
Humphrey burlington, Given, Mobile.
Ar 10Th, ship Genoa Kelley, Newcastle, E.
NewPOrt-Ar 57th, sch o Thompson, Virginia for
Bath.
EastpOrt-Sld Goth, sch Northern Light, Richmond.
ROcklamd-Ar 10Th, sch Delaware, New York via Bath
PrOvidemce-Cld oath, sch Wankinco, Bath,
POrtland-Ar 25th sch Mary Shields, Gardiner for
New Bedford Sid, ship Thompson, Mobile not as be-
fore reported.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
II Ill II Pill T. s.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. UDham'S Internal Remedy

DOR The of Piles. Infa mmaion of the Liver and
Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation of
the Stomach, Bowels Kidneys and BladJerS; Iniam-
matory aud mercurial rheumatism; Impurly 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 dang
and distressing complaint, The PILES, offered TO
the American public
Mark Ibis: Internal Rene iy, mol an Eternal
application, and loiH any Of Piles either
bleeding or blind, ia ernal external, aud probably
the only thing that will
ii is very mild III lis operation, and may be taken in
cases of most acute Inflammation without danger
This me licne attacks the disease its source, and
moving the cause, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED I.ADIEs.-Tne Electuary is pc TfectIy
safe for Pregnant Ladies; aud The useful cathar-
tic that possibly be used will only remove
The piles and all ina1mmatory diseases. WITHOUT
PAIN OK IRRITATION, but will ensure an easy
time, safe delivery aud sound constitution in the
offspring.
Sold wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G PAGE,
Sole agent for The Proprietor. 1y45
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03

The undersigned citizens of Parker's Head
and Phipsburg, having seen communication
in the Eastern Times, signed by Winslow
Morse, of West bath, dated September 10.
wherein he denies having made any statements
derogatory to the character of Edwin Moves.
ESQ.,, of West Bath, who was candidate Cor
representative for the district composed of
Phipsburg. Georgetown, Arrowsic and West
Bath-we hereby certify tina: he, the said
Morse, did make statements which we consid-
cred derogatory in the lowest degree to Mr..
Noyes's character, and if true, he would be
entirely and wholly unfit to be a representa-
i've Tor their district; and we have no doubt
but that by reason of those statements, Mr.
Noyes lost his election.
Phipsburg, Oct. 81, 1853.
VIM n, 0ilman' Geo. Duly,
Oliver H. Splnney, Thomas Todd,
Robert r. Kelley.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03

The child is enjoying good health We would advise
parents who may suspect their children to be troubled
with to lose time but Immediately purchase and
administer DIR. MLanes Celebrated vermituge 1t will
cure The money will be refunded in all cases where it
does not give satisfaction.
r. .. The above valuable remedy, also DIR. M'Lanes
decorated Liver Pills, be had all respectable
Drug Stores in this city.
u Purchasers win please be careful to ask for pR Nc
LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, and take none else All
other Vermuges, in comparison, worthless Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine Vermuge ALSO his Celebrated Liver Pills.
be had at all Of the respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
MnttiagGs.

In this city, 9th ut, by Rev. p Jaques, Mr.. James f.
Hancock of Providence, R. L. to Miss Caroline De Co.'S
this city.
In Brunswick, 25th ult, by DIR. Adams, Capt Thomas
A. Melcher to Miss Mary c. Wing.
In Rockland Ephraim Dange to Miss Asenath Roberts;
Asa Whitman of Walpoe, Mass, to Miss Mary L. Hart of
Hope.
In Gardiner, Mr. David Hnkley to Mrs Mary NJ. Emer-
son both Of G..
In Hallowel, by Rev. j. P. Skeee, Darius C. Nye Of
H., to Roxanna f. Dennis Of Liberty
In Carthage Mr.. Joel Phinney Miss Ann r. Phbrick,
both Of Wales Mr. John Webster to Miss Julia A. Newman
both Of c.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
DIR. PETTIT'S
CANKER BALSAM,

CURES-Canker in the Mouth,
CURES@Canker in the Throat,
CURES-Canker in the Stomach,
CURES-Canker in the Bowels,
CURES-NURSING SORE MOUTH,
CURES-Infamed and sweed Gums,
CURES-Horseness and irritation of Throat
CURES-Bronchial affections,
CURES-Swelled Tonsils and Sore Throat,
CURES-Infants Sore Mouths
CURES-Sore Breasts and Sore Nipples.
CukES-CANKERi in any and every form in which it
afficts the human race,
Nothing in the history medicines has ever had such
astonishing success as the Canker Basam Instances are
of almost daily occurrence of its curing cases Of Canker that
had bafled every other remedy.
TRY TIT will commend-itself
Sold by the dozen single bottle by c. W. ATWEII
under the u s. Hotel, Portland.
Also sold by A. G.. Page Bath and by Druggists and
dealers In medicines generally. 40
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03

SINGULAR. Gen. Cunning ham, Of the Gus
tom House, who has brought home fine sad
die Of venison from Ellsworth, tells a most
singular, but true story. Recently, in that vi
cinily, two dead bucks were found, their antlers
inextricabiy locked together, and the tip of one
thrust directly through that of the other, and
into the neck of the animal, SO as to sever the
jugular. The explanation is that the animals
got into fight one was killed as indicated, on
the spot, While the other died afterwards being
unable TO clear itself from the dead body of its
opponent. The heads are saved for the con-
yincing Of the unbelieving.-BeJfast Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at st John, NIB, 21st inst ship BRITANNIA Torey
hence.
At Acapulco Sept 4. ships Mayfower Wood Pauline,
Colburn and Mazatlan, Macloon, with coal for Co.
Ar Liverpool 18th inst Lisbon, Curtis, New Orleans;
Sid It'll, Desdeuona, Farnham New Orleans; Sth Maine
Freeman, Bath 11th Columbian Burk, City Points EN-
ma Fields, Crowell, New York.
In port, Hydra, Lunt, for N York ldg.
Sid FIN Gravesend 7th, Unon PcnnelI, BREMEN.
Passed by 10th VIM Patten, Decker FIN Shields Bostonj
11th Delaware Patten, for Bremen.
At Bristol 18th, Wabash Barnes and Masonic Whiting,
for New York ldg.
Ar at Havre It'll, Geo Patten, Stnson, New York.
Oct lat 49, lon Is, the Jane Parker I'm Sunderland for
New York which bearing up for Western Islands leay,
with cargo shifted, and part of the sick
Ar at Bristol 18th, Kossuth Percy, Cronstadt.
Ar at the Pill abt 15th Wabash, Barnes Bristol for New
York, and remained.
Ar Newport 18th, Gen Berry, Seavey Liverpool to
load for New Orleans.
Sid I'm Cronstadt sth 9th strelna Leach New York.
Cld fin Calcutta Sept 2, Mermaid Smith, Singapore and
China.
Ar at Pictou 18th inst, sch Liberty, Wild, hence
At Leghorn Sth ut ship Jane Cooper Cooper for New
York ldg.
Sid fin Constadt 30t ult ship Wales Lombard Liverpool
Ar Bremerhaven 9th inst ship Delaware Patten HULL
reported to have passed Deal 11th BID w.
Cid at London l1th ship Monmouth, Trufant Bremen.
At st Thomas 10Th inst ship Kennebec Smith, FIN Liver
pool.
Passed Rio Janeiro Aug T. bark Falcon, Watson, from
Melbourne for Calcutta.
Chincha Islands Sept %, ship Lucknow, Plummer.
At st Thomas 10Th ult, ship Kennebec, Smith.
Ar at Elsinore 10th ult Wales Lombard CrOnstadt for
Liverpool
At Shanghai Aug 5, ship Ariel Ayres, from Hong Kong
unc.
AT Canton Aug q ship Gertrude, Winsor, unc.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
D&atba.

In this city, LIST inst, statra Williams aged years IL
days.
In this city, 31st ut Frederick W. Maddouck aged
months.
In this city, 1st nst Sarah A. child of Capt j. Robin
son, aged weeks.
In this city, 31st ult. James NJ. Choate of Whtefeld
aged S.
In this city, 9th uIt., Adriana c. daughter of VIM H.
Huskns, aged years months.
In Brunswick, Thursday last Miss Henrietta Lewis,
daughter Of the late Capt. Jabez Lewis, aged "A
In Rockland, Mary Ann, daughter of John and Mary
Reaver, aged years.
In Bangor 18th ult. very suddenly, Mrs. Ann NJ How
ard.
In lewiston Dist ut Mrs ClemeRtine wife Of Dr. John
Cook, aged SO years
In Danville Cyrus Leighton, aged 10.
Iu Augusta Charles Gay, of Elijah Cay aged IA
Albert A. Sargent, aged Lucinda L. Clark, aged 49,
In Boston, John Hersey, Of Edward Hersey Farm
ngdale, 10 years months.
In Pittston, Sophrona Ware, aged 20 years
In Thompson, CT. 90, Mrs. Mary o. b. Dunning widow
Of the late Robert d. Dunning, ESQ., Of Brunswick aged
20 years.
In Damarscotta, 29th uIt, Richard T. Metcalf aged
years, IL months.
Lake Providence, La in Sept last of yellow fever
Mr. Abel Kmban, Jr son Of Abel Kimball of this CITY
aged 3S years his wife, Mary Ann aged about IS
also their daughter Lula Enesne, aged years They
were formerly Of Lisbon.
In Woolwich, 1st inst. Ewel Call, aged IS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE About four
weeks since an old man by the name of Nolan,
who lived on Main-st., disappeared under sin
gular circumstances, and has not been heard
from since. Nolan, it is said, had some $500,
all his property, on deposite in the Belfast
Bank. Some one told him that if he with
drew the money, and placed it the Veazie
Bank, Bangor. it would draw interest. With
this impression it is said he took out the mon
ey, and started for Bangor, since which time
he has not been seen.-BeL. Jour.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Misses Field 81 EViEdeS

RESPECTFULLY announce the ladies of Bath and vi
IL entity that they recently formed copartnership
in the MILLINERY BUSINESS in the store Sd door west
of the Post Office where they prepared to exhibit
large stock Of
Fashionable Fall and Winter Goods,
which in quality variety and prices will compare favoraby
with any in this city.
large assortment of Bonnets Ribbons Flowers Gloves,
Hosiery Laces Embroideries &c. always hand. Also
Dress Trimmings, such Velvets Gmps, Waive Braids
&c. &C. together with good assortment Of Worsteds, La
dies Chnets and Children Sacks.
u Particular attention paid TO bleaching and sewing
Straws.
Dresses and Sacks manufactured to order
Bath, Oct. II, 1853. Iu