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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-08

A @yS SAMUEL REILLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-08

CyoFAs. Dsvan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Card
- Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedstszds and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment of GOD
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by -
su~Sa lvd WOOLSEY NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-08

SPRING AND 81 MINER HATS.
+ HAVE now on hand the splendid assortment OF
i Spring and Summer Hats ever introduced into E''
in part u c following:
Black White, Nankin, Pearl soft Furs iates
Misses BOYS aud infants Hats of all prices aud des
criptions;
Panama. Leghorn and Braid hats;
Ladies su II ner riding hats. =. sAoliEh,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-08

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
HurdWMre IL VI cry.
slAS lust received full aud com lete stock OF TO-
r,,9n md domestic Hardwa Neehani - tools and
Ruding Materi Merchants, Mechanics, ana olaef
areiuyited TO examine bis stock at
sp9oT .d&w THE SIGNo OF THE MILL SAW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-08
WIN. HOLDEN,

WINDOW SASH AND PUMP TUBE.
lust RECEIVED 4 full assortAent of very superlO'
u Window Sash, as 70 lows
IU,uOO Lights SylO Sash;
30tU do pxi2 do;
500 do IOxl2 do;
IUOO do lOxlJ do;
LOO do lOXl6 do:
lUOO feet Chain Pump Tube.
my5 EABCOCh bhoiHhh"'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-08

CyOFAS.-Just received and for sale a. our furnsdr
- rooms. eight hne Sofas. ~p,sox
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-08
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m 0r.0Ev n NEGSON.

VXIATER street Evansville Indiana. AueuoneeI
w anil Com mission Merchants. Manuiactures Ak1I,ss
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs
Classes Picture Frames, Notions &c Panieeiai S.'c
ton given to sale all descriptions oil Goods.
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs Jay, and Saiurua!'
advances made on Consgnments v,cox
aug % ~ WOOLobI u ~ ncs,OX,.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar 30th, bark Midas Jordan Mobile 18th
brigs Mary Frances, Simmons Matanzas Cd; Onward
Tibbets, Charleston 22d sch Eliza Warren, Nordstrom
Wiscasset.
Cid 3Oth ship Robert Patten burlington, Apalachico
la; sloop Belle Savage, Robt Hamilton Jr of and 70
Brunswick.
Ar 3D. sch Luella Winchenbach, Waldoboro
Cid. bark Wyandotte, Bryant, Sagua.
Ar 3d. sch Benz Stannard Robinson, Thomaston
Ar 4th, sch Orbit, Levensaler, Waldoboro
New TOrk-Ar 29th ut, sch Eag.e Rhodes, Rock
land.
Cid 30th ships Silas Leonard, Basset, Havana 10
sephine BomhOlm, Charleston.
Ar 3Ist, ship Adratic. Snow, Newport f As shir
Sarah Boyd, Merrill, Trieste brig ID Pennel Brown
Cardenas
Cid 3D. ship Mazatlan, MacIoon, Acapulco.
Ar 3D. Windward, (new clipper Hursell hence brie
Cushnoc, Lawry, Neuvitas
New OrIcams-Below 25th ult, bark Cleaner from
Boston no date, ship Lizzie Harvard Lawrence from
Liverpool.
Ar 9th, new sch sch Sailors Rights, johnson, Rock
land 90
Ar 2lst, ship Lizzie Harvard, Lawrence Liverpool
bark Jane Doten, Grows, Matanzas.
Ar 23d, ship Sea Nymph, Patten, Glasgow.
Ar 9th, bark Tonquin, Kelley, Newport, E.
Cid Goth, brig Crocus, Norton, Matanzas.
Towed to Goth, ship Union.
Ar 25th, ship Tarquin, Doughty, Cardiff.
Cl Goth, ship de Embil, Orr, Boston.
Towed to sea Goth, brig Crocus.
Adv oath, ship Sea Queen, Manson for Havre, wig SOC
bales
PhiIadeIPhia-Went to sea Cd inst, bark L & 4
Hobart
New LOndOn-Ar 27th, schs Senate, Pilot, and
Patriot, Rockland for New York.
NcwpOrt-Sd 29th, ship Rhine, Mobile.
NOrwich-Ar 29th, sch Chesapeake Rockand
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
Bath, March Is, 1858.

The DAUPHIN BUSINESS. We are tod by
one Of the parties engaged in this inVestga-
ton, that a letter has been received from a
lady at New Orleans, who states that she is
the person to whom Bellauger made his dy~
ing declaration, in regard to the Dauphin.-
She is we'll known TO DR.. Hawkes., having
been a member Of his church when he was
settled in New Orleans. She states that she
has in her possession trunk full Of docu-
ments relating to this question, communica-
tions from the royal family, &C., which sets
the matter entirely at rest, and proves the
Rev. AIR. Williams TO be the Dauphin, be-
yond caviI. An agent has been sent TO New
Orleans, TO obtain possession Of the docu-
ments. These facts were stated to us by a
gentleman who has been closely connected
with This matter from the beginning g.-N
T. Tribune
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
CITY OF BATH.
Report OF Chief Engineel

TO the Hon. Mayor, Aldermen and Common
Council for the City of Bath.
In accordance with the ordinance regulating
the Fire Department, would present this, my
statement, for your consideration. In my ias'
Report, the Department was left in good con-
dition in all its branches, and am able to state
that that efficient condition has been fully nelo
the past year.
With but one or two exceptions there mas
been no time. when the whole force of the De-
partment could not be called into immediate
use, and those exceptions were cases, where re-
pairs were being made. SO far as can be ascer-
tanned the losses by Fire the past year, have
not exceeded the small sum of $1,000, as fol.
lows -
Nav 10th, TalIman House, loss $1,000. In
sured. June 5th, Coombs House, loss $500
Insured Three fires, loss estimated 5000: no
insurance The Department has been called
out ten times, and of this number. five were
false alarms.
It's believed that the present condition OF
the Department is sufficiently efficient for the
wants of our city.
would suggest to the City Council, the pro-
priety of some immediate action, in regard to a
suitable house for Engine No. 8, the present
house being small, and in poor condition. and
also liable to be ordered from its present loca-
ton at any time.
Respectfully your ob't Serv't
J. G. RICHARDSON,
Chief Engineer
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
Report of City NIarshaI.

Zethe Hon. Mayor and Board of Aldermen
GENTS: The second chapter of the City or
dinance requires report from me of all prose-
culons by me instituted, and all fines from the
same. would report that the whole number
arrested the past year was two hundred and
fifteen. One hundred and eighty-two were
committed to the lookup. This is probably
the largest number of commitials ever made in
this city in one year The offences for which
they were arrested were-for Drunkenness, one
hundred and thirty. The greater part of them
were taken up by the City Watch in the night
time. Fifty-fve were fined at the Municipal
Court, and the rest sent to the House Of Cor
rection, or discharged.
For selling liquor, twenty-one. Fourteen
were fined and seven discharged one case ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court. l have received
for violation of the Liquor Law, two hundred
and twenty eight dollars and nine cents. Ac-
companying this report is the Treasurers re-
ceipt for the same. For assault and battery
twenty larceny, nine sailors, for safe keep
ing, fourteen ; pedlars, four; keeping gaming
house, one; City ordinance, six; playing
cards on Lords day, four.
Nothing has transpired the past year to seri-
ously disturb the quiet and good order of our
city. In July last, an organized band Of bur-
glars visited this city and broke open two or
three stores, without doing much mischief but
operated largely in the neighboring towns and
cities. Two of them were arrested by the po-
lice of this city, and two by the police of Au-
gusta. Two others, apparently strangers, have
for the same offence been convicted, and are
now in the State Prison. l have received ten
dollars for violation of city ordinance, and
about ten have been remitted by order Of the
Mayor. All other fines the Court pays into the
County Treasury. The expense of our police
the last year, was about one hundred and twen-
ty 1--WE dollars some twenty or thirty dollars
more than usual, on account of two special
elections. Still our police expenses are less
than any city or town of its size in the Union.
have noticed in all reports that have come
under my observation that the police expenses
of other places exceed the fire department,
largely. In our city, the police expense is
about five per cent. of our fire department. If
you wish for good order, which is desired in
all communities, you must make more liberal
appropriation for the police.
Gentlemen, being about to retire from this
Office. would return to each of you, individu-
ally, my sincere thanks, for the kindness which
has been manifested to me at different times !;
and through you to those citizens who have
ever been ready to assist the police in time of
need. Also. to the gentleman who has served
as Deputy Marshal the past two yearsS the
several gentlemen who have served as police
officers, and the City Watch, for their obedient
and gentlemanly conduct l would recon-
mend them TO you worthy and efficient
men. Respectfully submitted.
CHAS. L. GREENLEAF,
City Marshal.
Bath, March Is, 1858.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

On Wednesday last about seven hundred
bushels, or about one million, of dead letters
were destroyed in accordance with the usage
OF the Post Office Department. They were
carried TO Monument square, aud spread
over line of two or three hundred feet,
when the match was applied. The entire
mass of combustble material was soon in
blaze, and several hours elapsed before the
conAagratlon was compleled-Ihe official
attendants meanwhile raking the burning
fragments TO facilitate operations. The at.
mosphere for thousands of feet around was
filled with charred fragments. large mum :
ber of persons witnessed the proceedings
with much interest Washington Republic,
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

FROM MEXIco-SANTA ANNA. New Or
leans papers state that the British mail steam
er which arrived at Vera Cruz OH the 4th oil
March, reports that Santa Anna had accept,
ed the Presidency OF that country and would
return there on the mail steamer of the Isl
Of April.
The Vera Cruz papers give the details Of
a conversation which passed between Esco-
bar, the commissioner appointed to convey
10 him The wishes of the Mexican aulhori-
ties. The terms of Santa Annals language
was unmitigated hostility to the citizens OF
the United States, whom he calls the nation
al enemies of Mexico.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT. The steamers
Neptune and Farmer were racing from
Houston to Galveston oil the night of the 23d
Hiarch, when the boiler of one of them ex-
plcded. killing the captain, clerk, second en-
gineer, and 13 of the crew, and about 20
passengers were killed or missing. No east
ern names on the list Of the killed. Among
the wounded is Mr.. Barnum Of Maine, who
has since had his arm amputated. Beyond
question the two boats, Neptune and Farm
er, both were racing at the time of the acci-
dent. Mr.. StackpoIe, one oe the passengers
who had been expostulating with the cap
tain on the reckIessness Of his conduct, was
getting the passengers TO sign written pro-
taaf
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
IL. R. IL.

No Mystery lis quick Action iH Stopping Pain and
Removing its Causes If you suffering pain, RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop. the most
severe paroxysms Ii Cramps, il instantly alays r-
rtat on and m2aris 10 every OF The system heat
and heahi tproduces equal circulation of blood,
and nuses health and strength into the weak, disa
bled lame, disease eaten limb and joint. If sick head
ache or Neuralgia, il DiarrhGa Rheumatism aflict
you, il will Instantly stop the pain, and by taking il
internally will cleanse and sweeten the Stomach give
strength and viii ay 10 the nerves, render them
and strong, and ronproof against renewed attacks of
pain. Railways Ready elief is composed Of active
and positive properlIes nothing inert useless, dan
gerous poisonous, enters lis composition. Ii will
always relieve pain, and cure lis
B-The sick will please bear in mind that we pre-
quick ii stops pain, will all diseases. All
acute pains arising from diseased action. Nervous.
ness, Laugud Circulation, Weakness, &c, II will
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
DISASTERS.

Ships South Carolina, Sanford at Mobile cath ult I'm
Liyerpool and Dublin, Skolfied, Mobile from Glas-
gow each lost anchor and chain during gale off
Isaacs 14th.
Sch Sukey Of and FIN Rockland for Boston, with lme
took fire and put into Townsend 3lst ut Every effort
was made TO extinguish the fame but without effect
and she was run ashore and stripped-hul and cargo
total loss
Brig Oronoco at York FIN Cardenas reports goth uIt
off Cape Hatteras fell in with sch Petre Bath aban
doned attempted to bring her into port, but
from her some sails, &c.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

Married, at Podunk, on the 23d ult., by
the Rev. D. Willis, MIR. II. Hoe, to Miss Ann
Handle, all of that city.
How useless a HANDLE without any HoE'
And useless Hoe without any HANDLE
No better winter without any snow,
Or acandleslick minus a candle.
But here, joined in one, the Handle and
Hoe,
Will lte's rugged journey smooth over;
And prove helper in their world below,
Till death shall hoe both to another.
Cleveland Herald.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

CRACKED Wheat Herring, Tapioca Sago. HuIlod
" Barley, Arrow Root Corn Starch, FaIna, &c. for
sale by A. G.. PAGE.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
ID 9 a. { B0 g..

In Rockland, Capt Lemuel Andrews, aged IA; Angus
tus Hail. aged year and mos Fred H Richardson,
aged years and mos.
In Wakefield, H, goth ult, Mr. Eben Hil aged IS
years, month and 2l days. =
Mr. IL was Revolutionary pensioner, and was at the
battle of Bennington and while stationed West Point
one of the guard Maj Andre the night previous
to his execution. He honest and Industrious and
true Democrat.
In Hallowe 9th ut Elisha Palmer, formerly of Al
M, aged 63 years He buried with Masonic honors
by the Kennebec Lodge OF Freemasons assisted by the
District Deputy Grand Master, Of which institution he
was worthy brother.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

FATAL AccIDENT.-On Wednesday last,
Mr.. Beojamin Simmons, tanner, residing
and doing business at Branch Pond, came TO
his death by being drawn into his Bark-mil
by the spindle OF the shafts. 1t is supposed
that death was almost instantaneous. The
deceased was a native Of Chatham, Cape
Cod, and previous to his settling in this vi
cinlIy about sixteen years ago, was resi-
dent Of Roxbury, Mass. His age was 38
years. He bore an irreproachable character
and was universally esteemed as good citi-
zen. MIR. s. leaves a widow and four chill
dren TO mourn over his melancholy and sud-
den exit.-ElLsiOorth Herald.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
Another Cure.

8T The following letter in commendation Of the vr-
tues OF DEARINs's PANAcEA LAPsoRUM, will be read
with interest. Rev Eaton Shawis extensively known in
bty
PORTLAND, Jan |, 1853.
j. DEARISG-Dear Sir-The following statement in
relation the of my daughter by your excellent
?anacea is made with the hope that others may be led
test its medicinal virtues in the winter of lS49 my
dest daughter, by fall dslocated her knee The lig
aments about the joint severely strained producing
great enlargement and constant pain Indeed she was
scarcely free from pain for nearly two years, and we
quite despared of her recovering from her ameness
Showering, swathing, rubbing and bathing with
constantly used but with only temporary relief
Some more than twelve months ago she commenced
ing your celebrated Panacea Lapsorum, and surprising
say, the pain speedily ceased and in few weeks she
entirely recovered from her ameness. To the present
time the limb remains firm and sound. We have used
your Panacea with much success other complaints
during the past year, that have regard it as
almost Indispensable Thanking tly ntroduc-
ing valuable remedy, and wishing you wide
in extending its use, remain,
Yours truly, EATON SHAW.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

ELECTRIC LIGHT.-An English paper
states that a new application Of electricity,
Invented by DIR. Watson, is now exhibit
ing in the neighborhood of Wardsworth. 1t
is thus described:
The great feature OF the invention is, that
The materials consumed 10 the production OF
electricity are employed for a profitable pur-
pose, independent of that Of Illumination
thus, while most brilliant light is produced
by galvanic action, materials are introduced
INTO the battery by which pigments Of the
finest quality are obtained, and these are so
valuable that they equal, if they do not ex-
ceed, the cost of the operation. The pig
ments are, of course, first obtained in liquid
state, but they pass through fitering and
drying process, which not only renders Them
ayable for ordinary purposes, but creates va
riety Of tint when the color is the same. If
the result of the inventors discovery answer
his expectations, this double employment Of
electricity will be valuable addition to prac-
tical science, since we may literally have
light for nothing, the illuminator being puid
with his own pigments
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

RAILROAD MEErING.-The Corporators OF
the contemplated Railroad from Lewiston Falls
to Topsham Depot, and persons friendly to
said Road, are requested to meet at Bath, on
Friday, the 10th day Of April next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. SAML. MOODY.
Per order of the Corporators.
Lewiston March 81, 1853.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
FOREIGN PORTS.
lPer steamship NiGgara.l

lPer steamship Nidgaral
Ar at Liverpool 10th ut, ship Houghton Doane, New
Orleans.
Sid 18th, Screamer, Skolfed, for New York.
Adv, Urel, Foster, for Boston 22d Champion, Drew
do 10th VIM Sewa for N York 2st Hemisphere
do 22d G Calhoun, do gath 7; Ariel, do Both Emma
Field, Thompson, do 4h Otseonhe, and North Hamp-
ton, for Orleans 30th Falcon, do 33d Dirigo do Goth
Chas Crooker, do 5th inst
In port ldg, Marshied, Torrey, New York.
Ent inward London 18th ult ship Gertrude Silsby
Charleston.
Ar at Havre l4th, Clinton, Murphy, N Orleans
Sid I'm Cadz I'd ut, brig solomon Eaton Small, from
Malaga for New York.
At Glasgow 18th ult, ship Oxford, Minot, for New
York, ldg.
At Rio Janeiro Feb 1lth, ship Machgonne Given
hence Dec = for San Francisco l4th reason iOr put
ting in not stated.
Ar at Havana 29d ult, bark Undine, Merryman, New
York 25th, brig Cardiff, Melville, Cardenas
At Cardenas 22d ult, brig VIM Crawford, Perry disg.
Sid 23d brig Jas Crosby, Pendleton, Boston.
At Calcutta Feb =, ship Caroline Reed, Tibbets, for
Philadelphia.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

MIR. CALVIN EDWARDS, nj Portland, will this
Mcty every fortnight, aud Pianos for all persons
who may desire. Nj T. wards has been for many
years manu- facturer Of pianos, which not sur
passed by any made aud his reputation az 0 tuner, is
moi equalled by any person III The State.
- Orders left al SAWYER Il Magouns Bookstore,
will receive prompt attention.
Bath, Mar Is, 1858. SO
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Mr. Egan was yester-
day put under bonds amounting to 5000, for
his appearance next week TO answer to the
charge Of assaaitng Mr.. Pickett with intent
to kill. The physicians, Drs. Le'Probon and
TewksburY, were examined with reference
TO The condition Of Mr.. Pickett, and testified
that he was in fair way ofrecovery. Henry
B. McCobb, Esq, was surety for Egao. John
II. Williams Esq, appeared for the Govern
men, and James t. McCobb, Esq, for the
prisoner. Argus.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

The Partisan ladies who.don like the EN-.
peror, have adopted a novel way OF express
ing their contempt. When he goes TO the
opera they look at him through the wrong
end of their glasses-thus transating him 10
a distance
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

THE New SUPREME CoURr JUDGE.-It
having been stated that Judge Campbell,
The newly appointed United States Judge,
was State Rights man of the straightcs I
sect, as we'll as lawyer Of high qualifca>
tions, the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle remarks ::
That he is among the first lawyers in Ala
bama no one questions, and it may afford
additional satisfaction to know that il was
Judge Campbell who wrote the series of
articles that appeared IN the Mobile Tribune
some years ago, lin I649, we beieve,) con-
cIusively establishing The existence and force
of the Mexican laws abolishing slavery in all
Mexican territory ceded to the United States
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

tF The members of the Hyde family in
Carroll County, Maryland, have had meeting,
and raised funds to send an agent to London,
to prove their heirship. -
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
r. II. R. NO. 5.
RAD WAYS REGULATORS

Insure all who them regular action of the
bowels, and healthy digestion They cure costive-
ness, Liver Complaint, &c. Price 25 cents.
AGENTs.-A. G. Page and n. X. Ellsworth,
Bath Edmund Dana, WscasseI; VIM Gache
Brunswick; J 'TIbbets, Lisbon G F Thicker and
Samuel Richards, Bowdoinham; David Newbesin.
Boolhbay. 4w42
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

The Canal Commissioner have given no.
lice that the New York canals will be opened
on the Goth inst.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

10 The Caorc Ship is saidto be the greatest
der Of the age, which is the Balm Of Thousand
Flowers which unequaIed for removing tan, freck
es, &c, from The skin.
Sold by SAWYER 4 MAGoUN and WIN. B. SrEARNs
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
D a. Z T & az gye@.

In this city Sd inst by Rev Anen Mr. Jas Hunt to
Miss Elfreda CLARK, both of this city.
In Newcastle, Mr. Willard G Kennedy of N to Miss
Henrietta Delano of Damariscotta.
In Bristol Capt Gustavns Carter to Miss Mary Mar
ton, both of
In Rockand Mr. Charles Dean Of Auburn to Miss
Abbey M Haskell Of r Mr. Parker Miller Miss Abba
NJ Cram.
In Camden, Rev Freeman to Miss Susan Glover,
both of G. .
In West Camden, Mr. John Thorndike to Miss Rox-
anna Ingraham, both of Camden.
Y In Piitstou. Mr. James Blanchard TO Miss Sophrona
Jewett, both of P.
In Saco Mr. Hamilton to Miss Sarah Thornton,
daughter Of the late Hon John Fairfield. -
In Boston, Mr. silas CoIburn Of Richmond to Miss
Julia Ann Macomber, ofB,
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
Rich Dress Silks.

0wEN 4 co. have received direct from several o
u the la rgest houses in New York, large and fash
,onabIe assortment of black and coIored plain
figured and Brocade Silks, selected with special ref
ercnce this Market and constituting The des
BILE assortment ever exhibited in this city Customers
,UI do ,velt to eaa every article win be offered al
the lowest prices Mar 20
Eastern times., 1853-04-07

Two hens were lately sold at Winthrop
for twenty five dollars.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
Genuine Medicines.

Genuine NlGQ1C1neS.
SARsAPARLLAANDT TOMATO oBITTERs-WeAvER's sSALT
RHEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAD's GAL
yANtc BELTs BRACELETS, &c.-DR. JAYNK's
FAMILY VI cINEs-WILBoR'sC COMPOUND
OF Cop Liver OIL AND LIME
PownSend's SarsapariIla Catarrh Snnn
Pain Killer Richardson's Biters
Abbou's Bitters Syrup of Lverwort
JohRson's Linament Pulmonary Balsam
Medicamenium u Pills Of all kinds
Fooihache Drops Pile Electuary
Composition Powders Bone Llnament
Hair Oils Worm LoZenges
Eye Water Vermfuge
And all he most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the City Market by
1y43 A. G.. PAGE.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
RAD BLOOD.
BAD BLOOD,
RADWAYS RENOvATING RESOLvENT

Isl QUICK, Pleasant and Radical Cure.
II renovales The whole system, and makes The blood
pure. rich and healthy. II resolves away from the
solids all diseased deposits. Ii old sores salt
rheum humors scrofula, syphilis, ulcers,
mors rickels, &c Price Of Resolvent 81 per bottle.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
EASTERN TIMES
sssA MARINE JOURNAL. aa
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, April 2.
ARRIVED.
Brig Moncello, Sweetser, Georgetown, sc.
Sch Boston, Bailey, Boston.
Sch Swallow, Landerkin, Boston.
MONDAY, March 2S.
ARRIVED.
Sch Planet, Preble, Boston.
Eastern times., 1853-04-07
BUCKLEY & STEVENS.

TIN Plate Sheet Iron. and Copper Workers, al the
Il store formerly occupied by l. Fisher, where they
keep hand, for wholesale retail trade gene
assortment of
Tin, Japaned and Britannia Ware,
Also, great variety of Fancy Goods suck as
Combs BRUSHES, Needles, Pms, Threads &c
All JOB WorS n me Tin Iron or Copper line, prompt
Having had considerable experience in roofing
buildings, they prepared tin roofs in the bes
manne r, and al notice. BJ- GiUe them call.
Bath, A pr 2, 1852 42tf