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Nin..nchu.etL. Can.LilalIenaI CoayenlIan.

BIOS - TluJ81ag July ID. 1853
Tie INVENTION today adopted amendment o. lhe
Cousiitut 10 limiting the term Of JgsIrs cot th- state
Colr-s 10 en yeaIs The various ,0Is q e-c- by
N, people 10 require confirmation ~ tue a- orn.e tad
4. nAhr tn tom Of Office yeaI-. Voc d. Ats4.
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without gingerbread, aummery or fslsehoOd- Then a
letter or two or messenger for the nlnee vii settle
whatever matters may require adjustment.
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THE Nrw-yohK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for July %
Tar Nrw-YoRA WrrALl TRlB'NE for tins week con
tains the following:


tans the following:
FplTORtALS What The Exhibition Ieaches' ne VISA
80 Houor 10 A. ludusiy The Mora OF the faae'
h. l-n. Sral.. he Whole worlds
h.ois Den tclafc Sat enstull04'
Illaget journalism, Wise 'Isn' &c Nc
., rorITlC Al INTELLIGENCE Giving the lurteoaa aai
" M Nnusrors tlc The hodirg q, the Nhis aud
D,u,oc state Ccusritlonf &c &C
-, Tur CRYSTAL PALACE a Reoou OF the Opening Pro
" e,erss OF the Wol0s M iu Ne"i - as. es ga le
Srter, and he Rrafius alc Moving Machines exhibited
-, 81 nm SpONpi NCF. A Letter from b,YASo rNYIoS
Nv -, an account 4 Day ut Lucknow; Leitt iom Ldy
c-sronaert gVug tue lat & tews cuiiei n 'HeoA' ms
49,. oi 90 pural Associations b. Nifeal niiAn
=, IRWIN OF THE WEN Giyls 'n condensed and c5i-
" ,rnl ths iQI.an that
k T,frd Statts: slso ~ MrNcot.e Nesi llaea Ne"-a
A,ccs Frrore AustIaIia aud The Care 81 Good Hope
VI .op,C1I TRIAL Great Whca. Crop tencnce OF Lsi
,nSe. Rush tomatoes, Ionocased MOISTURE pa -
iTsns, Plaster TO- CuIculo sud Melon BIAS MANURE 9i ~
uirs: t. fle NtNtf iIrs'4 49, 't"'' 80 -@-
New Appclree D. stroycr .u.-.
WI INCRFASE or TIN HORSE AND CATTLE fhApt-
viII col BENTON on MESSlLLA VALLEY QUESTION
TX TBF WISCONSIN LIQUOR LAW.
\ TIE LATEST NEWS BN TELEGRAPH
~ An APPEALIN BEHALF Il ANE TRAINERS MOTHER
~, TuE JAPANESE STRANGER A. Interesting Na-isive Of
Wrecked laPsnesc Sa'of.
wi, rrp NETWORK MARKETS Reports o. he Stock. Grain
Trsr Markets N.2 it. atA sq,ea-4 .es's.-a i.f AA,
TutEue
~ Wrappers. c-u c css1 the ~eA lathe Cont
-, p ,bi. .oInius Proe. q cents
One cory fsr yeaT - 'hse copies % i've
-, ten copies SI3 so; twenty COPIES go oae ai4fessl
sac.
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LuAhI-f'I y
The [ : Nal steamship s1utneTuer capt. John DIX
mon from New Oh, arrived hers az l clock t-s
] u-sdayl morning.
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Murderer 20 be Hang.

PIrrsBl ROB. ussdly july 81 1850
The deat.warrant OF Jewell connected with the murder
q Mabel Oh july 8 l--- Was unexpectedly received
3 morIrg lie j. g. b. hing re IL > Dt-lnJsr next
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.Mnr,Innd Cenl -rrade. &c


BALllAOhI. llufsdly July q, 1867
The MARYLAND coal trace l.-t small Ilr Dds
r4.s Of ite cansl is sill Interrupted AID dJub,ia ghsn
. viii be- rd
New ORLEANS papers Of Friday last received They
oltsin 40 news Il interest
N De Ssrig,. he Frerch Mini.ter. and suite arrived
1 [ r.e.fnn III InN.iAT
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A,ri,aIofthe Eurorn a. Boston.

DO-IUN ITlT'I8T- july = ID
Tier NJ steamship Europa reached her wharf AZ East
Toton a. y clock this morning AID her mails for New
.tkaud tie south were lis patched by Es early train
Tie Euro. o. ran down "a sm4l boat in t.e rlor th,
uorlnz. b. which youa- ll.E, whose name w have
not a-atrt.I ed. WAS drowned.
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From Washington.

WAsHISGTOS Tnursday july q. 1885,
CoI'e,tnr Campbell Of Rochester, h., arrlv III n-re
1t-rt +. fun ah. 40 between The " utrds and S,--~
Dr. stone he sou p'or is modelling bast # Rpte.-
Y aker.
IT, run ored duel between d 4n-' and -, Of w.
ciiia. has bl vi ove-.
senator jane, OF Rhode Island arrived this eysain.
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No notice can taken Of Communication Whatever
L infsuced be- authenticated lie ald
address q the wernot necessarily for public aon but
antee q his good faith.
undertsts rejected Conn uncstous.
Gro. r H.. D 10 @ < se-d
BIZ PostOhce address 20 this o. &C.
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From Prince Edwards Island.

BJslON, Ilursit7. July a. 80.
Halfsx papers Ivy the Europa -auno1nce hat the Con
5ef,aves I've carried Prince kdFards l-snd by three
u sioiity y ID one n Dispute.
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Nrm:?1ork 0ailp 0ribnne,
FRIDAY. JULY y, 1853.

~ Persons uants Tribune !en their residences PLACES
se vii riea their sddres the Publication OHce
ssrd 20 r theush PosOes Price ~ Seek-psysbs
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Hon. E. D. MoRaAy of our Cry vas yesterday chosen
President pro ton Of the Senate
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The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company has beer
chartered by our Legislature.
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We are to have both PARTs-the Central and Jones
Wood-at least the Legislature has eyen perm sson.
This is right Now let US have them!
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ASSEMBLY ...s THURSDAY jay Il
Sr " TAI LOR moved o. iay all orders Of business on
tbe table down ~ the third reading of bills. Carried
VI. W TAI LOK then moved that the Railroad Acct
dent bill he read third time Carried, aud the bill
Mr BURROUGHS moved the reference back 10
the Railroad Committee viii Instructions 10 insert pro-
vous Tor the coo.'rG ton By railroad corporations Of
-uADle i-uces cattle guards &c. lie urged tl5 lmPpf
auce o SOUND fences. &C. c4imuP thN provisions upon
po- were among the most important that could Do
.L.rr.ec D. fi- D
Mr. " TAILOR would be gled 20 have a suitable pro
vision 90 nIs kllo in the DILL l there um1 The bh
g. stands he's Ercslse the ranct'n OF the pubic
press and b. hoped would c-me O. vote a. once
Mr ILlLhS ~as opposedt . some pr Visions 10 tAs Dill
II provides f1r b-st the but not for sound
bfskts he sso alluded 70 he provision concerning en-
ro,s acoc'ed a. the Use a. t0yc sting liquors claiming
il every road .Aou4d ssO prohibit the sale u qulr At
Y,k and EIe R.l.o1s Co has already cone upon tat
road lie aso opposed 70 the absence Of al pr0yis
ilrs up0u tn- fu -ct 81 fences
Mr. bt kkoJ CHS cd ~ refer tAa BIZ back % the
Lslosc Committee o. III ak speofa -m-Dtnen.s Carried
lne kesoiuioH for mai Adjournment 10 DAY a. clock
81, recei, &c from the Senate wn m-slage hat
ttey hsG concurred IL toe same
II. hUICulAS called 70 froGl the table the motion %
rtcotCer he vote upon 1e Oil 90 auhOrzs tie tatD4sh
FaLk Road Con E-ly ~ collect to.s d. certain cases.
Tie motion 10 sec.l s-e- carried ald t-s Oh rad
-Id passed
To .Er,f. -- '-- village 49, lrlke-+.
q, t-..-- -... - g. .- 81. sr--a ana s.-ls .-
arN TAILOR reported complete the Ra.-oAd Acct.
DENT oil VII. l-. Cecc-E1-11 ths CONSTRUCTION oi
i4c-s. Sc. - -
M TAYLOR then moved Tia; the oil be re4i tArd
,iue Carried and the Oil r-zo ana passed.
TIE oil provides for a- cor .on Of fence stone
val "a i-ef hgb loLg tie lie u TIE r ID. with suitable
cattle guards. BY ths Company under penalty Il so
ilr failure o. comply.
Nj LITTLEJ0nN moved 70 lay all orders Of business
Oh The table down T. unfinished business take ID the
Atlantic ard Pacific Eailro sd bill earned.
Nj LIIILEJOHN tLen moved 70 discharge the Com
uiise OF the Whole from the consideration OF the bill
earned
Mr. LITTLEJOIN moved to order the bill 70 third
reading Carried.
Mr. IOLLEY moved that tie biz now have its ti-d
reading.
~ LIAHDJ ct.S r0.-r -e -sc un.t tie bill lnl p-O.
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ALBANY

The Court Of Inpese5leLt IS slnaolsd 20 meet ~
Csoit.I On the 18th VI jay
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~ FowIgRs q WKlLs, PhrenOl"gi''s hnd poo '-l-
s,' CLINTON Han No 1871 Naaau-st N-~-fors.
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Mr. MUNROE called Up the Adjournment RESOLUTION.
ard Z wss corcurred IT.
AIi then NJ CONGER reported from ia SEES: Con
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MouKsING GOODs--IAe attention e. c.tztus del
.,,T,, invited 10 pilo slJck " N9lfn Joo-. WIZ" w.
~. A. greatly reduced BAgTHoloNtw Weld New
SlopTer store broadway between d. Ncn)s and Ne
item otCA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22

A CARD-Taylor'. new saloon Is npw oGen 10 Broad
ga, o, Fran, INST The Hotel VII e op@0 % r rl oa
next IL tlkes t opp lntY or
HANKS tor the psr1nge hero t1-eni 10 hl. and
hores fo1 continuance Of the same i he ne7 enter
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~ Mad IhllOn at NiOlo = Is the f'i-'nDtA'i01 ~
- e.autv ard Fierlnce. tls or, 7ppars Sc
At MLtIrs IN Csnat on draws c'o"-t o i 10 u. .ilr
nov "a A. MltKe MADAME poue out her notes MILLS
49,, Inc uotss Performance ell conc away d.
eroprd TO 20 sgsin Nibos 1d b. MLLtt co., ~ 10
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ina, vi ic Is gov brought oe-a color, Ae favorable
resus cf DUFsLSS improved Wa hne by ht us of aiew
ho,te oil this preparation raif ~ cANno and new
eovgt sAen
spce TO obant0 Depot Nolo thanoeTssi and punc
pal Dmgess
tT, DR. POWELL, Ocuist, Aurist, &c. receives his
rat ents from daily, At his Office No & fod"ay,
Where procured hs lst on the BYE aal As secag
- ~ Founats Artificial Ewes without Che slight
Ell main exacy lac the natural eye and resembles ia
co,T aid expression.
u The Choicest Extracts Of the Floweg King Ion
~, ert ear srauce DAss HYPERION 10 the most h-rtu.
I'd .rrrnls A. the and sautty preparation
t ~ liar m 25 bottle, DANlss RAHVENt wall
0.rtrs, restore Grey Hair 10 It's original color This
NM by calling into aciou Che natural co'fa
nj tle lair Price b. bote tor sale az the principal Do
No SO Grard.st- and by az dTursiss and peTinnes
Mtos IouPTAs AND SClLPs.-lt You want 10 get
esd 81 Hair procure one OF te ce
Sste6 Hcps,e Mis- Manufactured by rr CELEBRATED
MIC MAkIG hkNRY GALpNtE, " Sc Nine private
for ttt,ug L. Niss ano iau i'Nri-.
Ham DYE AND WiGs.-BArCHELoRs Mandatory
Co thse arc les No - Broaesay opste tlc PIA
fc las
Of fr,ous Dive snd sac of hs nc vea'ed w ss ans
Toarees Niue private al hor cops s address aud
call @ oLe OF the New \ ork 'sais
10 Bankers CheveuxtoniQue. for preSer'iny reSor
ms m heauti Pho Hair Uuikc preparation Hr-1ea o
H. same ON ia A. cfaieno 'ioi
surequ,sd While lh cases ol het-tn 'ci - 'Ie
,ioif M t.l %
citation sold BANNERS Ladies' Hair Dressing '''nn-
No ~ Broadway
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- More Music Boxes at koGERss Bazaar, NJ. Az
Broaaway Also jus. Tecei'eo u" nno pi-nia $3.50 i,n 81 't
WT "a. ases Csd Desrs beautiful VASES ad iglfa ard
cheap they cannot a 20 p as tose WHO ''''I ' b~' wa"
Eastern times., 1853-10-06

BOsfOm-Ar 2sth, sch Imperial, Colby Wiscasset. !.
AT Quarantine 10Th, Crocus Of Gardiner, Beach, New
Ar Sd, brig July Payson (Of Bath) cFadden Richmond
ship Sewali, Merrow Gottenburg, Aug IL.
Ar ISL INST sch sarah Dresden 3D. sch Rocky Hil Dam
arscotta; by Tel, ship Sewan fn Gottenburg. ,.g -
Gardiner,
New Orleans-Adv oath, ship Sarah Purington
MOSES, IOr Havre, passage only.
New York.
Alexandria-Ar 9th, sch Ingomar, Lynch, Boston.
Ar 2Sth, sch Caroline Holmes, Providence,
CharIestOn-Adv abt oath, ship Switzerland, Carter
Liverpool
Ar 26th, brig vandaer, Huke, RockIand.
Ar 18th, barque Cherokee, Cole, from Orleans; sid
brig Coral, Boston. tss1 filaa tiftFlis .ss-.--
BaItinsere-Ar 2eth, brigs Rio Grande TarbOx, and
Ar 2sth bark Tangier sweetser CalIao 1O5 ds Below
ship Lfue Harvard, I'm Liverpool
PhiIadeIPhia-Cd 10th, ship Naples, Duncan, n
Orleans
Went to sea 26th, brig Ellen Reed.
Ar 2Sth ships VIM Kent Ftner, Lverpoolj Arlington
Ryan, Newcastle, Il.
Cd 27th, sch Denmark, Nc Cobb, Baths 2sth, sch New
Globe, Hbbets, do.
New Yorix-Ar 9th, schs Lucy White, and Corvo,
Rockland Also ar ships Medallion, MCIintock, Cardiff 49,
barks Cleaner Fhtner, Stockholm 5S; Rainbow, Savage
Cardiff "a; sch Cadet, Rocklan.
CID 9th, ship Jennie Paine, Norton, Panama,
Ar 18th, schs Pawtucket Nourmahal Delaware Rock
land; Pitts, and Louisa Dyer, do.
Ar 2sth ships Rhine, Doane Havre; Arabia Boutele,
Liverpo /.
Ar 10Th, schs Lawson Dean, and VIM Woodbury., Rock
lands 5Oth ship Ionan, COley, City Point for Liverpool;
put in in distress. -.
AT 5Oth, schs Saml Rankin, Rockand Star, Gardiner.
Cid 3Oth, sch Lamartine, Noble Bath.
Ar 1s ship John Spear, Spear, Cardiff; bark Glenburn
Springer, Newcastle, L.
Pr0vidence-Ar 9th, sch Ann Denman, Rockland.
Went to sea S0h, fm Dutch Island, bark Corinthian
Edgecomb I'm Providence for Bath to finish ldg for Matan
SearsPOrt-Ar2 25th, brig Jas Crosby, Clifford Boston
POrtiand-Sd 30th, brig Pennell, Hutchinson
Philadelphia.
Pictou.
POrtsmouth-Below2 2sth, brig Lincoln Webb from
Wilmington NC, for Bath
Owls Head-Ar Goth sch Lamartne Thorndike,
Charleston for Brunswick, and proceeded.
Cid 2Sth, bark Mercy Ellen, Slower, Sagua.
EdgartOwm-Ar 9th, sch Bolivar, Boston for Rock
land.
Eastern times., 1853-10-06

This great medicine has suppanted all others for the cure
Of diseases Of the Its effects are so SANITARY anu
speedy and at the same time perfectly SAFE that Is not
surprising It should supercede all Others invented Dy
distinguished physician of Virginia, who practiced In re-
gion Of country which Hepas or Liver complaint pc
cuarv formidable and common, and who had spent years
in discovering the ingredients and propOronng their
titles these Pills are peculiarly adapted to every form
tba disease and never alleviate the most obstinate
If that terrible complaint They have Justly become
eebrated and researches of Dr. MIAne have planted
his name among benefactors Of mankind No one hay
ing symptoms Of this formidable complaint should be with
cut these invaluable Pills. Have you pain in the right
side the edge Of the ribs which increases with
ureunabe to lie with the left sde-wh occasion
AL sometimes constant pain under the blade fire.
quenty extending to the top of the shoulder Rely
it, that although the pains sometimes taken for rheu
Natic they all arise from diseases of the ver and you
would have relief go instantly and buy box Of Dr.
MLane's Liver Pills.
az Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr.. McLANEs
CELEBRATED LIVER Pills, and take else There are
ether Pills, purporting Liver Pills. before the pub
lie. DIR. MLanes Liver Pills. also his Celebrated Vermi-
fuge, all respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada.
BURR PERRY, Cornhill Boston, General Agents for
New England A G Page, Agent Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally
Eastern times., 1853-10-06
D&atbs.

In this city, 1st inst, Allan Gillis, aged 26 years.
In Phpsburg 29th ult Margaret Hogan aged 48 years
Newcastle Mr. Sarah Barker Carpenter, aged 40 yrs
and ii months.
In Edgecomb Mrs. Mary P. Dodge, aged 66 years.
Damariscotta, Charles s. Of fSamuel Hoffman, aged
months and Is days Priscilla Hodgdon aged 20.
Brunswick Mary Jane, daughter of Mr. Robert Mer-
ryman, aged years.
In Boston, Mr. Daniel Webb, son OF Mr. Joshua Webb OF
Brunswick, aged 80 years.
In HaIIewen John G. T. White, youngest of Ebene-
ger d. and Mary White aged years and months.
In Augusta Alexander Track of Zaotus A and Isa
bella w. Track, aged years ii months 10 days.
In Gaena, H., Hannah Mason Fuller, daughter Of DIR.
A. p Fuller of Albion, Me-, aged 20 years months
In Kingston in the Island Jamaica Edmund A. of
the late Capt James Grover of Rocand of yellow fever
aged years mouths He the last of Is ncud-
ing Captains and child who died out of that ILL
fated barque in very few weeks.
Eastern times., 1853-10-06
Mntriugfs.

In this city, 1st ns by Rev. P Jaques, Mr.. Edward
Carney to Miss Christina Frazier.
In Boston, 2Sth ut., by Rev. Phineas Stowe Mr.. John
Harcn Of Boston, to Mrs Rebecca A. Briggs Of this city
In Richmond, by Rev. A. Alton, Mr. J. s. Chapman to
Miss Julia 4. Blanchard both of r.
In Halowel David Collins of Gardiner to Miss Mary A.
Greenief of Farmingdale.
In Rockand, Mr. McRuel Mossman of Rockland, to Mrs
Bashaba Elwell Of Camden; Mr. Almond Bird to Miss Sa-
rah s. Keen all Of Mr. Bbridge G. S. Ingraham to Miss
Margaret Cranden, both Of Camden
Portland, Mr. Samuel Bryant OF Thomaston, to Miss
Hester T. RlcksOn of New York.
Iu Augusta, by Rev. E. b. Webb, Mr.. VIM. H. Marden
to Martha j. Bradstreet Of Palermo; by Rev. j. H. In
graham Mr. Chas H. Hay Of Portland to Miss Susan Ann
daughter Of A. Kincaid
In jay, Mr.. Don Carlos D. V. Thompson TO Miss Almra
A. Atwood of East LvermOre
In Greene, Mr.. Silas Maxim to Miss Betsey Hammond,
both of Wayne.
In East LivermOre Mr.. Charles IL. Kimbal OF Jay To
Miss Florentine A. Hale.
In Canaan Mr. Harrison Spaulding to Miss Fdeia Ber-
deem both of Clinton.
In WatervIe Mr.. George H Day of ROckIand, to Miss
Clara Fuller of Carmel.
Eastern times., 1853-10-06
THE PILE . \.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. Upham's Internal Remedy

EORthe cure ofPiles, Inflammation Of the Liver and
IL Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation of
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladders; Infam-
matory and mercural rheumatism; Impurity of blood,
weakness and inflammation of the Spine and for the
relief of married Ladies.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
rs The only really successful remedy for that dangerou
aud distressing complaint the PILES, ever offered 10
the American public
Mark this: il Internal Remedy, not an exte rna
application, and IciH any of Piles, either
bleeding blind, niernal external, and probably
the only thing that wilt
II is very mild in its operation, and may be taken in
cases Of most acute Inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease its source and
moving The cause, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LADIEs.-The Electuary is perfectly
safe for Pregnant Ladies' and The useful cathar
tic that possibly be used will not only
the piles and all iRdammatory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, hut will ensure easy
time, safe delivery and sound constitution in the
offspring.
Sold wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G Page,
Sole Agent for the Proprietor. 1y45
Eastern times., 1853-10-06
RHErrMAr1o PAINS CURED IN A FEW MOMENTS.

Every day Railways Ready Relief is applied free of
charge the R. II. R. Office in New York Hundreds who
when they to be relieved crippes and had to
hobble into the by the of cruches have in ten
minutes walked away rejoicing without the aid Of stick or
other assistance.
N B.-R R. R. Relief stops the most severe pains Of
Rheumatism, DiarrhGa, Soreness, Stiff Joints, Sick Head
ache Chis and Fever, and viii instantly aay the most
violent Cramps and Spasm of Cholera Neuralgia Tic Dol
Oreux &C. See that each bottle of Relief bears the sigma
ture of Railway L Co.
K. K. r. No. 2.-BAD BLOOD
Made Pure and Rich-Diseased Resolved away by RAD
WAYS RENovATISG REsoLvEST. Mr.. A B
cured from head to foot Of and erupons His blood
thick and bad. Railways Renovating Resovent, 81
per bottle.
AGESrs.-As G. Page and N. X. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset; Vim. Gatchel, Bruns
wick; j. c. Tibbets, Lisbon; G. f. Thicker and Samuel
Richards, Bowdonhami David Newbegin, Boothbay 4w14
Eastern times., 1853-10-06
Read R eaG
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 reason that everybody buys and takes them
is because they made of ROOTS and HERBS,
which 10 do good and never do Injury: such
Rock Rose Wintergre reen, Sarsapa rilla Dock Root
Dandelion, w lid Cherry, Prckly Ash, Thoroughworl
Poplar Bark, &c, the great remedies for " eakmess
Loss of APpetle Liver Complaints, and an unhealthy
slate Il the slomach bowels and blood The ladies' all
like them for they make clear skin, rosy cheeks and
81 health and nice 10 the taste be red[y
DELICIOUS; and oil say-I love them for they bound
do good
Sold everywhere for the low price of % cents for
pint bottle, aud 20 only for the mammoth bottle,
holding two quarts.
Err CLARKE, u haron, Mass Sole Proprietor
R. X SMITH CO,
6ni3 Wholesale and retail agents, Elm ST, Bath.
Eastern times., 1853-10-06

DECEIVED, thisday AT the store on Elm st., and
IL for sale, $500 bushels meang -four lard, box
raisins, cheese, smoked beef teas, coe pickles.
&e, &c. Old Hyson Tea, Young do do, Oolong do,
NiHgyong do, Sperm Oil, Burning FLUID, &c.
Bath, Feb2. II SMITH & CO.
Eastern times., 1853-10-06
Cont Attest T. FoorE Jr. Register.

LINCOLN IS. At Probate Court held at Bath, within
and for the County Lncon on the 10th Of September,
A. d. 1858.
Dorcus Hnkley widow OF Charles Hinkley, late OF Lis
bon in said County deceased having presented her appl
cation for an allowance out OF the personal estate OF which
the said deceased died seized and possessed ordered
that said widow give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy Of this order to be published three weeks
successively in the Eastern Times, printed in Bath that
they may appear at Probate Court to be holden at Wis
casset the first Monday Of November next and shew
cause, any they have why the should not be al
lowed. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Copy Attest Il. FooTE Jr. Register.
Eastern times., 1853-10-06
Notice to Gas Consumers

DERS0NS who wish to be supplied with Gas by the Bath
Gas Light Company, the coming autumn and winter,
hereby notified that it is necessary to make immediate
application by entering their the books Of the
Company at the Office Of the Treasurer for that purpose
as meters be set until the above requstOn is
piled with 1t will also much facilitate the operation Of the
contractors who engaged in laying the service
pipe. CHAS. CLAPP, JR
Bath, Sept. 6. Treasurer Of Bath Gas Light Co.
Eastern times., 1853-10-06

COP LIVER OIL AND LIME.-It has now become
settled fact that there is nothing yet discovered e
caciOus for coughs, consumption aud ali pulmonary
complaints, the Cod Liver Oil, with the preparation
OF Lime combined. The public are indebted to DR. Al
exandrr B WiIbor No I55 Court corner BHJfnch, 81,
Cor 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 il tried with the happiest results
A. G Page Sole Agent for Bath. 6m4o
Eastern times., 1853-10-06

THE PENTUCKET MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. of HIaverhi, Mass. continue to insure on
kinds of property not specially hazardous for one or
five years. favorable terms This company empIovs NO
travelling agents. but local agents in most OF the cities and
towns in New England Instead of the enormously large
premium notes demanded by most companies they require
of very small amount only guard against contingent
cies. AH WIN. H. HEWES, President
T. NJ. HAYES, Secretary.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent the above
Company now ready receive applications for insurance
at his Furniture Store Front st. Persons wishing
will do well to call and examine the rates of this
Company. B HUDSON.
Bath, Aug. "a, 1858. 3m1O
Eastern times., 1853-10-06
Somerset and Kennebec Railroad
M. N; ;-rar..r. COmDany.

NOTICE Is hereby given that assessment (being the
lN second Of ten dollars each share Of the capital stock
in the Somerset and Kennebec Railroad Company has beer
made and ordered by the President and Directors Of said
Company and that the said assessment will be due and
payable the Treasurer or said Company at his Office In
Waterville, on the 10th day Of October A. ID. 1858.
s. p. SHAW, Treas. fS..& X. r. r. Co.
Wateryille, Sept. 7, 1853. 13td
Eastern times., 1853-10-06
Spoken

Sept IT. lat Al 16, 43 Sc, bark Genburn Springer
from Newcastle for New York.
June 25, lat, &c. ship Windward, Whiting, fm New
York May 81 for San Francisco
Sept lat A H. lon 20 25 ship Singapore, fm Cardiff
New York.
Sept A. So lon ship Josephine, Bornholm fm Brs-
tol for New York.