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Eastern times., 1853-01-13

ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-The Bangor Mer-
curry gives account of the arrest of John w
Mcclure of Saltwater, for the robbery on
Saturday last of the store of Messrs. Wood
x Bishop on Broad St, Of 5000 and notes to
the amount of $4,000. Their store had been
robbed three tiues before within year, and
they supposed IL must be 1ne same who COM
mtted them all
Upon examination Of Mr.. McCIure's house
some $40 were found aud identified as the
money of Messrs. Wood s. Bishop. The
house was full Of stolen goods OF oil kinds,
belonging TO various persons.
The same Eaper ofa subsequent day says /:
John w. Mcclure who is ia Jail for the
robbery Of Messrs. Wood, Bishop & Co.'s
store is said to be in all other respects, save
his propensity to steal, gentleman. He
says that this propensity is overpowering and
that he has resisted it a hundred times
where he has fallen before the temptation
once. lie feels very bad on account of his
family-a wife and two children.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
ID g a. I III s..

In this city, 9th inst, Franklin Pierce, youngest
Joseph 8 and Eliza Berry, aged Is months.
In this city, 18th inst, Mrs Susan Abbott, aged S4
In this city, 7th inst, Jesse Lapham, aged years
and months
In this city, 9th inst, William ID, OF Joseph and
Mary Toney, aged month.
In California, Captain Freeman, John e Arnold, Z +
Chadbourne, Peter McDermick, George Neil, all Of
this State
In Damariseott4, Esd ut, Mary Davis, aged years
26th uit, Mr. Jacob Knowlton, Jr, aged 26 years.
In Bristol 9th ult, Mr. jacob Biace, aged 72.
In Augusta I'd inst, VIM. Hastings, Printer aged SO.
In Thomaston, Gath ult Miss Henrietta Singer aged
IA.
In Wesport Dec. 81, after short but severe illness
Capt James Richard Jewet aged % years and months
The deceased young man of great PROMISE and his
death is much lamented by all who knew him.
IT'S sad to die with hopes
So DEAR all unful6lled
Ere time grief, care,
The heart affection chilled.
Ere sorrow DER the spirits blown,
Or fe's sweet muSic's lost tone. COM.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
The late Railroad Accident.


The Manchester Mirror contains some
further particulars relative to the late acci.
dent at Andover.
"The wife Of Benjamin 9. Stokes, file
manufacturer, Manchester. was so much
bruised in the back and chest that she raises
blood. She is also badly burnt on her arms
and hands.
S. C. Roby of the firm of Roby q Todd,
was considerably injured in the right side,
and had gashes cut 10 the bOue on his arm.
Samuel Fish, overseer in The Amoskeag,
was literally buried IN the fragments. His
face was jnmmed in the dirt, aud his bead
surrounded by three rocks aud fragments
covered his body so that he could not stir Tor
a number Of mInuIes. tie was conscious of
bis position, and heard people remark as
they passed him, that man Is dead Mr..
Fish is SCARED all over. HIS worst blow
was on the left shoulder. Que knee was
badly hurt. He is about his room this morn
ing, but is very sore. He thinks he has re-
ceived no permanent injury.
Mr.. McKaine, an IrIshman who was run
over by the cars few years ago, and lost
part of one hand in consequence, got his legs
much bruised and is 10 great pain this morn
ing. Nothing serious.
Rev. A. b. Fuller, We are happy to learn,
is comfortable this morning. He is good
deal injured in one leg, aud is bruised and
sore 10 a number Of places.
MRS. Newell's daughter, girl 10 years old
bad her foot so badly crushed that il became
necessary to ampuiaIe the three largest toes.
Otherwise she is not injured 10 the least
Even her clothes are moi torn or soiled.
Mr. Paaala<s Of CSilruan.0r erador br,z1s,r
TO Geo Peaslee, member of Congress, ra-
ceived flesh wound on his head.
A Mr.. Hazel'on, Of Chester, was bruised,
but not seriously injured.
Mr.. Newell Of Somerville, though, to be
fatally injured, is not so much hurt as was
at 6rst supposed, and will recover"
Eastern times., 1853-01-13

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Eastern times., 1853-01-13
M MIQfQr6MGe&.

In this city, Ilh inst by Rev John Fiske Mr. James
Dunton OF WooIwch, TO Miss Ruth Tarbox OF West
port
In this city Both ult, by Rev Mr. Whittesey Mr. Da-
vid Mccall to Miss Hannah Westman.
In Woolwich, Hey Crosby II Wheeler Of Warren, TO
mhs Susan A Brookins OF Woolwich.
In Augusta, William Clark TO Margaret Clouce OF
WaGoboro'
In Rockand Mr. Charles Mathews to Miss Sarah Ham;
Mr. Josiah lngraham to Miss Elizabeth J Hall.
In 'rhomdston, 1st inst, Mr.. Joseph W. Newbirt Of
WaIdoboro TO Miss Olive C. Young, Oft
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
State Of Maine.

II INCOLN, ss.--At Probate Court held at Wiucasset
IL on the third day Of January, 1853
ORDERED, that John r. Mercen administrator Of the
Of Mereen late Of Phipsburg in said county de-
ceased notify the hers =. law and creditors OF said
Mereen and persons interested that his second ac-
count Of Imnisratcn on the estate OF said Mereen
will be offered Tor allowance at Probate Court NJ Wis
casset, the first Monday of March next when and
where they may be present il they see cause And also
at said court the GUARDIANS petition foT an allowance
will be considered for minor child.
Notice be given by publishing an attested copv of
this order in the Eastern Times printed at Bath in said
county three weeks successfully before said Court or
Probate.
Given under my hand this third day Of January in the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and afy
three. ARNOLD BLANEY, Ju ge Of Probate
Copy attest, Edwin HovEY, Register 9w30
Eastern times., 1853-01-13

Nov "a, no lat &c, do sail from Ushant shin John A.
Lucy, uf ThoMasssns ftom Isndon for New Orleans
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
EOREIGN PORTS.

[Per Steamship Asia at New York;
Ar Liverpool 18th ult, Kennsbec, Bschelder, New Or
In the river outward bound 18th Mana Gven for New
Orleans
Ent inward at London 15th Ocean Queen, Smith, from
York
Ar Deal 16h Forest Queen Cooper London for Bos-
ton
OF the Pill l4th Burlington Smith, from Quebec for Glou-
cester
Sid from Cardiff l5th Macedonia, Prsble New Orleans
Sid from Grimbsy 15th Masonic, Hail. Quebec
Ar at Havre l4th Emma Watts, Dearborn New Orleans
Deal, Dec l5-The Am bark Helen Maria Silsby from
Sheilds for New York, lost anchor and chain the
Downs this morning. and has been supplied with others m
Boston
Newport Dec l5-The Am ship United States, OF Bath
was hauled out Of Dry Dock this evening
Dowestotft, Dec 16-The Am bark Mary Florence Trot
from Newcastle for Philadelphia is lying on the Newcome
sand where she will remain, it being high water Several
salvage boats are alongside
Adv at Lpool abt 1Sth Glenburn Sampson for Boston
2lst; Milan, Cotter, do with despatch
In port ldg abt l7th Sarah Louisa Hender for New
York-aestination changed i'm New Orleans
Ar at Deal l5th Helen Maria Ssby, Newcastle New
York land supplied with an anchor and chan Adriat
c Snow, London for Newport Forest Queen
Cooper, do for Boston, and all three anchored
Put back l5th Messenger, Pnkham from Newcastle for
New York
At anchor in the Downs 15h Columbian Burk from Lon
don for Newport and st Thomas (not York;
Ar at Bristol I4th, Josephine, Bornholm St Sohn, NIB
Ar at Gloucester 10TH Sas Leonard Basse st Stephen
NIB
Adv at Havre 10th, lido Kimban, for New York
Ar az Shanghai Sept 90 Sea Nynph Hall, for New
York
Lowesotht Dec 1.-THE bark Mary Florence, OF Bath
Trott from Newcastle for Philadelphia was totally lost last
night on the hewcome sand Crew saved
Ar at Havana 10Th ult brig Harriet Newall, Warren
Portland
In port 10th u bark Princeton, Page from Bath ar 22d
dsg; odd Fellow, Elliott, from Portland 23d do; viii
am Bailey, from dos ar 9th, do; Cardiff, Melville from
Newport, a 22d, do
AT Matanzas 2Sth ul brig Broome Thcartn from Bath
At cardenas 2sth ult brig G washburn, Aldrch Brs
tol RI.
Ar at do 2lst ult brig Vim Crawford, Perry, PhIade
phia; Pennel, Brown, Savannah brig Potosi, Slssy
Matanzas
Freeport, Cd inst, by Rev. g. LonkIin Mr. Hosea B.
Gushing. to Miss Dorcas @. Lambert, both Of r.
tPer steamship America at Halfaxl
Gid from London 18th ult Forest Queen for Boston
Ar at Liverpool 2th, Galatin and Niagara I'm New
York
Sid 27d Maxatlan, New York; Jennie Paine from
the Pill; Alliance, for Charleston
ar 2ath American Union, siobile GOTH Lzsie Harvard
New Orleans Sarah Hyde, and Magnolia do Holm
Henry and Pelican State, do; Gen Dunlap and
Rockaway do ~
| Ar at Cadiz llth, North Carolina I'm New or,eans
SD I'm Cowes 23d. Naples, Cor New Orleans
SPOKEN.
Nov a. no lat &c, do sailfrom Ushant shin Jobn 4
Lucy, Uf fhoMasssns from Isndon for New Orleans
Eastern times., 1853-01-13

few pieces of French Prints, at low prices.
Fine assortment of Copperplates, for Ia cts.
Colored Cambrics, 6 IA cts.
Mereens, of all colors, for rs cts.
Llnseys, for IL IL. IL and 20.
All kinds of Cotton, Linen and Woolen Gov
ers, very cheap.
Flannels and White Goods
White FlanneIs, for so cts former price 60 l-2
do do 33 cts do do 81 l-2
do do 20 25 do do rs 80
Blue, Blue Mixed, Yellow and Red Flannel, at
very low prices,
Bleached Cloths, Of all grades, at low prices.
unbleached do do do do
White Linens, for so, 62 IL, rs and 100.
Plain and Checked Cambrics, at reduced prices
Fancy and Trimming Goods, in any quantity.
Buttons, Velvets Gimps, Fringes, Braids, Rib.
bons, sc.
Also, a fine assortment Of L2dies's Gloves.
Hosiery, Opera Hoods, Scalps, Comforters,
Wristers, Sleeves, Carpet Bags, Hdkfs.
large lot of Ladies' Kid Gloves at 62 l-2,
former price rs cents.
Single and double German Worsteds, a fine
stock Also Worsted Patterns, &c.
Many of the above goods we have offered for
less than cost. Customers wishing great bar
gains will please call at the store of
A. B. BUTLER.
Bath, Dec. l6, 1852.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Just Opened.

GOOD assortment of Mems Thick Bsoot OF extra
4 quality al J. w ROBERTS
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPAKLLA AND FonATo SAL1
RHEUN AND CANKaR CURE-MoREHEAG's GAL
vANIc BELTS, BRACELETS, &c.-DR. JAYNKS
FAMILY VI NEDICISEs-WILBoR'S COMPOUND
OF Con Liver ON AND LIME.
Townsend'S SaTzaparllIa | CataTrh Snuff
Pain Killer Richardson's Bitters
Abbott'g Bitters Syrup of Liverwon
JohnSon's Linament Pulmonary BalSam
Medicamentun Pills of all kinds
Toothache Drops Pile Electuarv
Composition Powders Bone LInament
Hair Oils Worm Lozenges
Eye Water Vermuge
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the City Market by
1y4S A. G.. PAGE.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Ladies' Cloths for Cloaks.

HllE subscribers the Graniie Store) have Just
Il received a good assortment of Silk and Wool La
dies Cloth, various coors, for cloaks and sacks, for
sale cheap OWEN * co.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13

10 WhenaHy article has agreat sale, we conclude,
and justly tooI that there be some virtue in il TO
Cause this sale Judging from this we think that the
Balm of Thousand Flowers H,ust be the best thing
over invented fnrremoving ian, pimpes snd hecklcs
from The face. Only 90 cents per bottle.
Sold by SAWYER 4 MAGour and yVm r. aFKaRNs
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Apples, Onions,

MARROW Squash, Chesnuis, Walnus, Grapes and
VI New Raisins, for sale by NJ GANNETT
Nov -, 1852
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Boys Thick Boots.
Buckwheat, Samp, Farina,

| A PRIME assortment Of Boys Thick and KIP Bools
"a NJ j. w. ROBERTSl.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Monroe and Dn-
1t vid Goodrich, both Of Bath County Of Lin
coln have assigned to me, for the benefit Of all their
creditors, their firm stock, rights and Credits together
with all their real and personal property rights and cred
its, whether firm separate, that which by is
exampted from attachment AID three months here
by allowed their creditors become parties said
slgnmen by signing and aixng ther seals part
OF the indentures of assignment which will be found
the office of Porter Smith, Front Street. Bath for that
purpose. JOHN DEARING, Assignee
Bath Jan II, 1853. 3W30
Eastern times., 1853-01-13

RROADCLOTHS. just received Al the new C;ranile
~ Store, few pieces of Blue Black and Green Ger
man l5roadcIoih. Also few pieces OF fine 6ermaa
Doeskins OWEN GO.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Sherif'S Sale.

INCOLN, IS. Dec 18Th, 15j2.I have this day seized
~ on execuilen, Jacob Sewall Us Benjamin r Lam
bard, all the right in equity that said Lambard has
had al the Time Of the attachment The original writ
10 redeem The lot OF land and dwelling house situate
Crescent Street, the same being now occupied by said
Lambard and shall sell the same public auction
the Office Of Porter Smith on the 29ih day OF Janua-
ry 1853, al three o'clock NJ, the same being subject
10 a mortgage TO WIN Sewa dated June 9 h, 1o4S,
and recorded nj the Western Registry Of Deeds for said
county, Vol 20, pages30 and 81. reference 10 which
will give description Of the land
3w29 NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Two through Trains each way between
Boston and Augusta.
Winter Arrangements,

Commencing December 18Th, 1852.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY, Sundays excepted,) as
follows:
Leave Porllandfor Bath and Augusaat
80 NJ, and so N.
Leave Augusta for Portland and Boston
at5,30 and IL As M.
Leave Augusta for Bath, and Portland at
80, IL As A NJ and is NJ.
Leave Balhfor Portland and Boston
ate, 40 A M, and 10 40 r NJ.
Leave Beth for Portland al 10 M,12 40 and 10 pm
Leave Bath for Augusta
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
AUCTION.
SUGAR. TEA AND CNFREE.

w bers on Thursday Jan Is, al 10 O'Clock 10 Bbis
Boston Ground Sugar i bbl Portland Sugar Chests
Oolong Ningyong and Souchong Tea; Old Java Cof
Tee; Wrapping paper, sc Also few supe rior Cook
iEg and Parlor Stoves.
Jan IL, 1858. OWEN & CO. .Auc,,rs.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
SheriG,S Sale.

INCOLNss, Dec 18th, 1S52.-I have this day seized
IL on execution Smith < Lougee Us Job Donnell all
The right in equity which said Donnell has had al
The time OF the attachment the original writ,
city of aih the north side Of Oak Street. and the
western corner of Oak aud GaFden Streets, The same
being occupied by said DonneI and shall sell the
at public auction al the office OF Porter Il Smith
The Goth day Of January, 1853, O'Clock = NJ ihe
same neIng subject mortgage from Arthur Donne
TO Nicholas NTH ~ NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
R E M o V A l.
n. MI. G.. MARSTON

HAS removed his stock 10 the new Store, formerly
Ill the Elliot House, next door 10 Davis Hatch's
where he will be happy 10 wait upon the public, and
sell them any quantity of Watches Jewelry Fancy
Goods, cheap
Bath, Dec s, 1852.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13

EXPLOSION. Louisville, Jan. THE stea-
mer John Simmons left this afternoon for New
Orleans. When rounding out from Portland,
three miles from this city, one of her fues
collapsed and scalded 26 or % persons-I2 are
already dead. Our report is as yet imperfect
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
SheriH,S Sale.

L On execution Charles w Magoun 4 David Il Sim
son Us Benjamin Lambard, all Ihe right III equity
thai said Lambard has had The lime The liach
men on the original writ redeem he lot of land and
dwelling situate IN The cily Of Bath, Crescent
Street. The same being now occupied BY said La a,brd
and shall sell The AT public auctionat The osce
of Porter & Smith, the 29th d ~ of Jannarvs 1-53
al 8 o'clock, r NJ, Ihe being subject 70 a morl-
gage 10 VIM Sewa dated Iune 1gh 1873 recorded
al the Western Registry Of Deeds, for sand county
Vol 20, page 30 aud 81, ami reference 10 which will
give the description or The land.
3w23 NICHOLS Deputy sheriff
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Sail Loft fer Sale ON McLellan's
Wharf.

ONE sfthe best Lofts in the city, formerly occupied
" by Arthur Brown, well fitted in every respect
Possession caA be given Immediately on application 10
Jan IL. # JAMES MCCLELLAN
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Sale Of PeMS.

IL the pews in Grace Church, (Epscopa on the cor
= ner Of Oak and Middle Streets, will be exposed for
sale on MONDAY Jan. l7th. The Church will be open
during the day. Sale to commence al Y O'Clock r. M
The public generally are invited to attend.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13

During the ministry of the late Rev. lothian
SewalI, (Which was ffty-two years.( he
preached ttUelue thousand sir hundred and t,ren.
ty-sir sermons.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13

u --LATEST News FROM CAHADA.-From the Montre.
al Gazette, June 49, l849:
readers will have observed the frequent notices
which have appeared in advertising columns of the
benefits resulting from the use of WISTAR'S BAI.SAM
OF WILD CHERRY in the cure diseases OF the res
pnatory organs, catarrhal affections Liver complaints
many OF the certfhc ties couched i'm strong Ian
gnage ana may be thought to be mere cachpenny no.
tces ior the purpose of drawing attention to uu,ck
medicine- Sncn. however, Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry Is not We can ourselves vouch for the good ef
ects TINS basa has had diseases Of the nature Of
those above mentioned whenever have known il re-
sorted TO- ana that when every other remedy has been
From the New York Evening Mirror March 40 1910
We regard the wild CHERRY aa one Of nature,s
physicians sort good Samaritan Of the forest for s
medicinal gum has relieved the suerings aud saved the
lives of thousands. The Balsam prepared by DR. Wstar
is pure and perfectly reliable preparation OF the real
Cherry essence and II is remedy by means bad to
take' We SPEAK confidently and strongly H. praise
fro having witnessed its renOvHting influence con-
sumptve cases, when all other prescriptions had proved
Of no effect.
Remember he original and only genuine Wisiar's
Ba Sam Of Wild Cherry always bears the written sig
nalurs of. BUTTS on the oatsids wrapper.
Address Al orders TO the General Agent, Seth "
Fcwle Boston, Mass. aw2o
For sale N Bath By A 6 PazS.
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
=. B. HUDSON
Has Removed to Front Street.

In the sto-e recently occupied by Charles Russell
FURNITURE Of all descriptions on hand. Cofhns
furnished at short notice Old work repaired and
painted. 26,f
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
DISASTERS.


Boston Jan The outer Marine Telegraph reports that brig
John Marshall of Ptston, from Bath, suppose for this
pert went ashore in the snow storm 4h inst 10 pm
the Rockand House. Nantasket Beach, and buried deep
in the sand: will have to discharge to ket off
Sch 10 Of Of Of and from RocklaRd for New York. 5th
with lime, went ashore night the beach. This
forenoon discovered to be fire. and believed she
is badly injured
Jan6-Brg John Marshall remains in the position
above reported Sch 10 OF OF, entirely destroyed
Bark Nimrod Nichols, fin Cardiff for New York, before
reported put into Fya 1Sth eakywas disg Both repair
abt 200 Railroad ronhad been taken out but would
be necessary to discharge more TO get at the leak
Brig John Marshall Of Pittston from Bath for Boston.
ashore at Nanaske Beach, dScharng Saturday
afternoon
The cargo of sch Drigo, Of franklin, from Jacksonville
for Boston, ashore between Fort Adams and Castle H
Newport Harbor have been dsg 9th. Steamer Per-
would her assistance, and thought would
eeed in hauling her off and towing her inner harbor
Brig John Marshall Of Pttston, Collins Bath via Nam
tasket Beach, where she ashore She got of 10
AM by steamer K Forbes which took her to the East
Boston Ju cton wharf She leaks but little and is appar
emily but little injured
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
EASTERN TIMES
isA MARINE JOURNAL. 80
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Jan
ARRIVED.
Br Brig G T. Atkinson, Salisbury, NIB
SATURDAY, Jan
ARRIVED.
Brig Metsllack, Alley, Chesapeake
Sch Washington, Patterson, New York
Sch Massasoit. James, Boston
SUNDAY, Jan
Sch Niagara, Stesrns, Boston
ARRIVED.
Sch President Jackson, Howe, Boston.
Sch Herald, Oliver, Boston
TUESDAY, Jan H.
ARRIVED.
Sch Convoy, Fogg, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Hyns, Snow, Boston.
Sch Exeter, Snow, Boston
Sch Mary Ann, Williams Boston.
Bark Mary Florence, OF Bath from Newcastle, L for
Philadelphia lost the Newcome Sand night Of 18th ut
insured for 500 the American Office in ProVi-
dence 6OOO the vessel, and $500 freight money
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
WWSRMR9s
At 62 1-2 cents per Gallon or BusheI.
NEW OYSTER HOUSE.

This day received, Cargo Of Oysters.
TyHE subscribers having taken the building on FED
ERAL STREET, east Of the Elm House, would
inform The public that they int end on the OYS
TER BUSINESS mall its branches Having engaged
line OF Clipper Schooners withexperenced masters
we purchase our Oysters at the best beds IN Virginia
and Maryland by so doing can sell as low as any
Oyster establishment in New England.
> Dealers in Oysters in the Cities and towns east
ofPor.lan3 who have before purchased in Boston will
End II TO their advantage 70 be supplied from Portland
for we are ready sappy Oysters in any quantity al
the shortest notice.
FIR GEMAN s. HOPKINS.
Portland Dec. z, 1867. 6W25
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
DRY GOODS
SELLING GNEAP FOR CASH /!
AT TIM eTGaE or
A. B. BUTLER,

A MONG which may be found The following articles ::
"A Long and Square Shawls. at prices which cannot
tall to give satisfaction, Chdren's Woolen Shawls
lew pieces of ThibetS, fine shades, and will be sold
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF

BOOTS AND glEORSo
~ahn NOW on hand and must be cleared OF ia
K&l ~ thirty days, 10 make room for his FALL
Y Av GOODS. All persons in want Of the above
T-artcles tJiH do ireH TO call and learn the prf--
eeS ". w. ROBERTS,.
Sept 1852. IL
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
R. III. II.
IRACULOUS CURE

People wonder At the quick efficacy of the r Rom
edes in stopping pain, removing its causes and curing
the obstinate complaints Yet there is mystery
in it-there ing miraculous about it, True, until
the II X Il Remedies introduced, no remedy or
medicine was ever known to stop the torturing
pains few seconds and alay the most violent cramps
Of Cholera, Neuralgia, ~pasms &c, in few minutes
Railways Ready Relief viii suop pain instantly because
il produces action upon the parts where pain
felt If the patient suffers om Neuralgia, il Immediate
ly upon the nerves, produces counter irritation
viporates the nerves. and impars vitality to the parts
where pain il experienced The action Of the eIef
quick, and the very moment il is app led begins
counteract the effects produ ed by diseas action. Ii
you the victim Cf Cholera, it acts nstany-taken
tenay, settles the stomach and aays all painful
ation and sickness nuses heat into the blood and
warm and healthu influence thrills through every por-
tion Of the body il
NeudrdIizeS the Poisonous Malaria Of Cholera,
and Checks Its Progress
Applied externally, /, aIays Cramps and Spasms and
restores the cold cramped, and almost feess victim
to life and health. IL you troubled with Sick Head
the acid Of the stomach, make the stomach and
pure, and the breath fragrant externally il will produce
d counter action the scalp and refresh the ses-
This them is all the mystery about the action Of Re-
lief it does not lie in the action Of the Relief but in the
science Of its chemical ID pharmaceutical combination
So with each of the olher Remedies The Resol-
vent acts in like upon the blood and the diseased
deposits renovang and resolving away from the system
all scIofuOus humors and poisonous deposits.
RADWAY'S REGULATORS. For regulating the or
gans OF the system and securing regular action Of
freeing the bowels from all retained humors assisting the
stomach, aiding the digestive organs in their functional
duties the liver to secree its bile, and the kidneys and
bladder their urine the bowels discharge their burden
and the skin to emit free and healthy perspiration-
Such the effects the Remedies have upon the
system, and the mystery Of their curing the sick so
quick.
RR 2 Remedies for sale by druggists generally.
AeEHTs.-A. c.. Page and N. TX. Ellsworth,
Bsth 1 EGmund Dana, MiscasSet; VIM Gaichell
Samgsl Richards, Bowdoinhami David Newbegin.
Boothbay. 4w2S
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Ruckwheat Cakes and Nyrun.

ERESH ground Buckwheat,
Il Sugar House Syrup, for sale by
Jan II, 1853. GANNETT
Eastern times., 1853-01-13
Just RaceivedI

nIRECT from New York. choice brands FLOUR as
~ :olows-Cayugu, Manhattan. Hiram Smith, Quarry
Mills. Ohio, tennessee. in halt barrels and Me-
iropolilan which we offer cheap can be bought in
the city, Wholesale retail.
Dec5 ROBINSON$ COTTON.