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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
Miscellaneous.

:. WINGS. TENTS. HAMMOCKS BAGS, &c
n Msrufctufc ~ JOHNSON No lls Madenane. Ne YORK
N Jhrsss =, s .s Soi Y .as s i ao J 1i
lin .ih cal. ersetsdin Of the city oa~EI E'
CEDAR WATER TANKS for SALB.-TEo Tanks,
~ si.~s',r ard s. deep As na soe. ., IN. . a. ca
.Ii' RPrKHARoT Stan Van Man Ifsssue ssua cas-
ss-,., Of Brood sDe Button -Ood-ss PhnIsdelPhiA
FAMILY CARRIAGE to LET.-THOMPS0N. No.
b. sHsE Family cAses Borst. Hsrne &c IN q, ;e.i st
: :, 'i B. iss s ss No suaivs1yp.e '
ItMP-Western. Of the various qualities received
o. 'Ssssns 3. are s ~ ron JoAS micGsEsos
No. lSi Pesrist. ner ~.llS
Tax cossIssOSEss oFFIcs No Ne" CIR, dsa
NOTICE To TAA-PAfERs.-Ihe Assessment Hollis
~ Of the w.ro the C Ne-Tors cd b spsa sar
ssszrslon from FRIDAY the sys DAY Of Nay al
e.: he s rolls .;s Gss !.
&c sss 70 S q ~ NE %~M.S iSsS
% jSS \ SSEE / SAs,ps |ra Commissioners
nAPEk WAREHOUSE L. DERRlCKS0N &
Co. Ne m suO S.e toi sale % tie lowest ssrns, wHHss
SsS'FF: .Ssf :: :s sss s ~sS s I'd s.as
Sos PEs: .sI colo. s md .si's q me - saA
h: :ase' w. r. y . E Ss:s assiT
Slo.a Pigs5, Pa - IN S.S =, sa aIo "a"
EsasI aaTsssr, PsPs. Isiss ~: arrived
wnEPi1. FsPs., sta-: RAJ .nd Manila
"a, Roesns PsDei suitable for rOOs. n ron.
CILvERPLATING and ENGRAVING. Beautiful
- Gothic Plates OF 81 sizes and patterns;
-, berthes Church Pew Name Plates NsIins Wsddng al
80 ,nd Bo beard caId VIM BAILEY, No od2 Broadway
CUTTON remains at his old stand No li2 fulton-st.
- where bis old eustome and pew ones as wish tasr
Irs hsrd.omey DONE al low prices for cash Wi ma 9l or ns
eulsr Foree. Rsepts shOpB csr wh.te,s else they
reeure md denver Promised, witnout ni
''f-' THOMAS 2 SUTTON, Printer. No l42 Futon-ss
vJ,HE UNION BLEACHING, DYEING aud CALEN
DFRING COMPANY at Railway, ~ J. are prepared to Dye
and Ensh .,. WIZ.
f,t.ns (1otbs Blue billings Cotton Flsnnsls
orsstJ Jeans, &c. &c.
In an, shade Of finish Checks Pantsoon Sa
s'' T TTs AID FINISHED IN THE MANNER
Our 'rd finish warrant d equal TO any A
Coos and eiVsred to the city nee OF ehase
r CaMpBFf Y Pr6oretor Office No as Broadway, NewYos
All sood BY ths Railroad aid rsn,sraaon Com any
rsr,ed &C C. CAMPBELL Railway j. will certainly reach US
sane day sbupd. Freight Oihc foot OF Lioenys, vince
ftisht is received Unull O'clock r NJ.
no SHIP BUILDERS.-Oak and Hackmatack
Knee. and Osk Floor. Futtocs of al for
HsCOX DE- woe dealers IL ell kino OF ship TIMBER ksees and
ship plsnk East l6'h-st near avenue T. Ne"-iot1
VESSEL S'CABOOSES at WHOLESALE-Heavy
and economical se%eSt ana and '
'~" Iron Founders New Bedford, Mass
VNM f. MESSENGER, No. 3274 B0wery, has just
w the facet lot Of Singing Capaes ever
imp rted uhi BY shtnae also two very superior Mockins
Brtf IN Bi seed al cases OF every descnpuoa
NEAsT POWDER-B T. BABBrll n the original
Chemical Yeast Powaei snich prepare ans
cold By bin Al v New Yos in dS rho
pubs- Ou4 that they get that With the shove name on
tx CASKS BLEACHING POWDERS ABoat, anc
- will arivs this week ane o ssle BY
JAS DERRICKsoNs Co No 'm Fahoa~ tn.fl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
Gutlrrp an6 6arouare.

DO0NT0N CUT NAILS Manufactured and con-
ID stsniy hand and Cor ale BY
FULLER LORD
No. lSs Greenwich. corner Ceixrst
CELEBRATED CR0ToN FILES-N0rICE
~ % HARDWARE IMPORTERS MAcHISIsrs sns ESGI-
The un1exned enre iuter 81 ths
Fls works sing " po<ce All
fles works zoI frn-riv ~
bx Hornsr Co. si hs.ceA only Nv th any,,
his oee and ~srehoass below where q wn Be- ais.
- HENRY j. fBBorsoS No as ps.sx
NB-hsctsor Broths Co.'S 0lote Flss co. Ella sssasl
q the sane s1oyo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

i'll sOOOsOOOl IN MAhhEI-OhEAI oALE VI
III 81 NEW YOhk PROPERTYNe offer for sale large snount
OF very valuable property situated In East New-Yok and only 81
niles from Peckp Feny Such the favorable location Of East
Ne Of population both
sse Of the River at become large and poPuoas
eity growing rapidly aud II stated that sew
ers hnIdfed honses will erected the
running
IN, grkvp Ferries Twelve trains daily
x each way Newfork the Long Island Rail-
N access from .y NewYok cheap and
peditious ns from the City Hail 10 5cth-st.
effect OF Avenue Railroads
tor property how calculate the effect OF similar In
growth Of East NewYork grant has already
been Dsoay Railroad and three or toa RAILROADS
oected he u IN other avenues connecting Eas New
Soft with all the Brooklyn and Wilhamzburgh Fernes
rd scale Island Water Works Company have
commenced expenditure In the Immediate vicinity OF East New
York which fell short Of three four millions OF dollars
FOR the purpose giving the public opportunity 70 examine
ryonrv efe will be Free Excursion Wednesday T1urday
fday the let ID 3d. and h days Of june Free
the Office Of the General Agency No n Nassau
a. on on the DAYS Of the Office Of the Long Island
Rsrosd Company Brooklyn South Ferry or at ut0n fer Brook
lvn. or Al Peck4 IN Ferry. WDiamsb1tsh -
lille Perfect and Of payment Ten cent paid down
on he and forty the 18th OF July, when
rarfufe will ODe-hs Of the purchase money may
m ain on for term OF the property
NAV h. laid m monthly nsianents OF Ne cent until le
',oorie,o, 80 ~ ~ BUTLER & MILLER, and
pa n MILLER SMITH & MILLER,
y H. "" General Agent No. n N.ssau-aL
tt zoo -TWO.STORY COTTAGE at HAIR
sDsDUUs LEM-Nob side 10th east Of fth for at
V.rgnin down; balance terms Possession imnsd
atey Inquire OF J.P.oLNsrEAD, no ~ bsIelsJ-a-
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1ustrurtlcn.

DOCK KEEPING--C. c. MARSHs Counting
Id Rooms for the prssce Bookkeeping. No 3c4 BOsday
s,pres few days practice In these voh
ye.rs OF study ele~heTs. Call for circulars
L,EMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSYL-
yANIA-Fourth ADuDa SeonThe psxt Coarse O. Lecture.
I'm this will commence Saturday October 1893 and
wecks) clos the 18th february 1854
David Johnson D. Professor Of Chemistry IND ToxcologN
Ewood Harvey MD Professor Of the Principles and Practice OF
Hiben DARLINGTON, ND, Professor Of Surgery
Ann reaton NJ d. rrofesscf Of Physoogy.
Edwin FusseL NJ ID Profess Of Au1omy.
MD Professor Of MaeA Medoa and General Tier
ssris Mowy ND Professor Of Obstetrics aud Diseases Of
Woman and Children
kmIs L. Fowler MD Demonsrstor Of Anatomy and Chemistry
Persons wishing further terms feulh
DESTROYS Of cypg copies q the announcements WI" p ase apply
ne,ssnAry or o, leites, 10 the Dean Of the Faculty.
DAVID J. JOHNSON, MD No % Archst Phiiad@pms
EOSTEks SELECT WHITING CLASSES. No.
S Bro,dwRy-HouIs OF attens during summer from to
exnd the benefits his OF rapid writing 20 tnose
Who ind private expensive Mr. FOSTER
,ucton Gentlemen cl se meal in
highly approved plan a. his residence NO M bro~
where Book writing taught expeditions aud
The
prevalent education. Private lessons usual
\ obi BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, nine miles
AINANT Principal Terms for board tuiuon Washing And mend
obtained OF y. w No 81
Esssau A. W THURMAN, Canal and VaIck address the
Principal
INVEST POINT SCHOOL, Mathematics, Classics,
w Modern Lssusges Music and Drawing and Ensh Studies
t.nghi upon veg FoS particular address
49, EDWARD V. KINSLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

wo4 ana half nd by railroad ftour New. TAis
property Which eonEns shout ,rss s probably pleasant,
r,es al Ire village and has stFee BOUNDING
ma 6ye inss wall Of the read dat and tbs dsiance
sh al ths River. There eharches
s .secio IN The immediate vcniy Upon he Premises
,s ho,r I'D harm Susd cd sad Plessns the
so~s rrspsrss BE- ~e,sh tee 2sss assd I'D
800 csn - mar 4. nt exchanged for
ena xnels a. asrsss ns Smith BARKER Ne Ia wssn
sps ioss.es Tor hotel large boarding. hesss is< sale
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Re-plating.

0LD WARE RELATED, equal to new, :. very low
" rrc.r Goods orders sent 70 The ting
rtbgert No 22Cenrr-- near Grnd<t No. Is JOsat,
Office No. 2 will meet with attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

NOR SALE or 20 lET--A Farm, so acres, good house
and onthoa~s N y n H. r. R. = miles from the city. FL
change for city properly FOS particulars No So Broadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

INOR SAl.E--A Country Seat and Farm Of 100 acres
IL IN the town Of Hyde Pak Duehess County mile or
he Seatfush Sta,r Hudson River Railroad The hck
nanop surrounded with and commands beautiful view
% feshle property 'front.' and viii Be sold
alAresn Apply H0MER MORGAN Metropolitan Bank Pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
firrworks.

EIRL s.-NewYork Laboratory, No. is6
IL IrouFise craSksrs Canton keeke1 D0aele hsser jo-
et. sa con Of Fireworks warranted Of the Ems
ensx Conrtry merchants dears sener so committees
"a rrnfrr S~u.v. 81 ppIisd liberal
~ " BENNETT, Ne. lN Frgstsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
Drp Soooe.

DRY Sooos.
A PROM CHECKS.-lO cases Nos lbs and I4s manu-
-f'''s' y NIsMIT o. No. 90 and II Broadway
COTTON DIAPERS and TOWELINGS.--50 cases.
put Up pieces s se s CO. 10: 10 " sac
- New sprpg 0oods
O. WILSON q Co, Importers and Jobbers Of
So z dist tppo.s he SsoH s ad Western no,e, and
Ne n and y Deyt have made large additions to their usa
sssorlIsl han hsrssos every apia Fore.s Do
sSs VII esSssy fesss BY PACKET and steamer al the new
;y. q G9oe. lA.s and the stock vii nelad al
Cloths cs@irneres and ve.tinga.
Drsss GeoSs, Of the newest and choicest styles.
be9s'iess isi ne lowest e..h p1es.)
We invite he attention Of the closest buyen i5r essh uaous
and short credit
\ ACES and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LACE
~ ahe EMBRoIDEEIEs STORE removed lol No. 4Os % No
So Brosews', opposite Metropolitan Hotsl
MAGNIFICENT LACES.-To the Editor Of the
Ks5ii TsuAlnsd il Bru,sr s,,eBd her oor has s,
f ss ssf. A: ss s & az. . .s
zSy sos Il and Ia use s S' ~ nv. Maze
S.S: n 's, ,a,t sgpstSSs Dc sSsIs os. %
:a and ever &.sinAe. variety q I5@lns, rh wA the
Ter OfAsA'Id Has pns a. say
n Lor ssed saosd sns WI prove the attractive eo1eeoa
MANTILLAs at REDUCED PRICES e S.
VI MILLS No coaraaets. would invite ths
s.sns .sr.ss. il t. Sss ps s:s .'s S s p.
Also 70 the balance " The oreI hand which ~
ocsr1s rcuoed Can particularly eyued y
cal shd s1AnEe tho styes and bes purchasing
sassvkere.
MEDAL TICKIEGS-D. IanlmOt q Sons une-
w cuAlsc 81 IS and y inch sncy kias
ZOE sale y NEsNITB 4 Co Nos c. and n Broad Eay
IDRlNTs.-Steams and MAddeIs, new styles, received
"'- = - s stsnfTihi Co, Nc. co and II Broadway.
pRINTs.-Lght and dark style. steams and Mad.
ac variety neladns Shirtins PrB and "a F,nrh h.,
sale ~ kEsMITH CO. Nos % al n Rr,.Ss-.'"
1 UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS at BIIRIJETTIs
- Dry Ocds No iai OFaEds corner ofNfalv -,
Centre AEketoco worth Of Dry from aucfion v
&c yaseA Shs Iahe Ltnen Only super1e dsa
Ca ydds de- ard gard; aaabe D,..s So,
pfot DO yer yard worth beautiful AID sruS -.
are Lnsn Naptins ~ dozen Towelx ~ ~r S.s
.Ee le CoanieFp.nes 81 and i5 pi,ca h-.vv
1esshur Yer shns Main only 81 a. Ana Al, ns az 4,
,sids srdd Lnen Camhr< Hsnakerxksf ~ pie,s b-sn
rI.neh lssn, eny III warranted fast colurs arse sprIv az
bfaeiy Nusiu received frum saeou AZ verv Low. "
WALlHAM JEANS.-l00 cases beached Waltham
w Jssas single and doabls twilsd hr sals hx
NksNffH Co Nos 90 and n Brosdssy
WhIIERoCkS HlkTfNGs.-Thew hiterock Mills
sarsfane - insh hssrhed cc,tons, also
s'o~ sss9aass ~ nnsnes r durability Fo ..s bv
NksMirh Co. Nee - add n Broadway.
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lNOR SALE-Forty very desirable Lots, eligibly SO

kOk sALf-fos'l very ueslSp,e Loss, eiglo; S r
tract joins Vernon he poFh and Wske ne
Viii be sold cheap Terms Of EASY Apply 70 ID ~ MiNfON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Beautifal Farm an
NOR the PURPOSE of CLOSING a CONCERl

Coautry raiEosd depot Of Denve containing
sces TO- lard both the railroad Buildings sge and nc
uf exceep - BY turnpike and A. By ralroad Also
Al aerss AZ Railway. A AZ. BukR, No. ses Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
100000 CHOICE S1GErr Real E ssEA y

No TTyen-rOs, corner OF Chsthsnstt
City Hail. Nes YORK st the
IronF on he prem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

7oces q miles on the Hell Gate Ferry
and on the faint Bay and miles from the foot Of thst and
Ferry hsvns 1900 feet On the
property good @u house abundance Of u good soul
6rsfrete whole eligible
(or ging the nsrket the pressuf inc.
As-A fsrm Of lSS Of h qaay land He'll
Gate FERRY, about miles on Greenpont 81 from
Grsrd Fey Ss GeeoPO'a, aid Flashing Plank Road sani.
rally adapted up and rod property r parps
Apsl, HOMER MORGAN fiaest No. MssTopOhtaa Baak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
EOR SALE CHEAP, and on EASY TERMS.

III ls Los on IN and h-sss
y Lets on mi ard iiah-ss between 9TH and shsvS
sHruses and Los leo aad los
Bus Upper and Lower ohhvile hOar from TIE city
h the ifsrlem railroad; IL times day.
County seats ~ Newton n. Long leland
A Farm q wcodvlie, l. I, IS acres with store &s.
VILLAGE Fusing lpqnire the Real Esfxte
saee Of BARKER ELLIOTT, No. As Nsss4lfsf.
q C0CKCROfr & Co, REAL ESTATE OF
Os FICE No rs Chsmhers New yosk and Ne y South
NlAnsbngh Hoases and Neslerk Whz<asbsrsA and
Bseehyn fr rls shsP enc p easy ssues
Lott With Builiipx Loens
rtes hssips property Tor 40 scai sepson and ,ss BY
sssss g sssssss sse~p SsSl. GsA once and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

I Aheut desirable BUILDING LOTS ga SD and 9lth
seer sv VIII be sod low and rns s. cent
manning bosd and mortgage ~ per cent or three years
AID convenient Dwelling House. heished sfs
Ne modern excellent order atasd
corner Of as Thu being Of the beautiful
ssfcns on the the business
b. pruktah occupid hr't class boarding WI
With without feruiture Terms Apply 10 S1DNE
kfICllIM No Trxnn q The premises
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28

"a We have received the first number of a
new publication, entitled the united States
Illustrated" in views of the city and country
with descriptive and historical articles; edited
by Chas. A. Dana. Published by Hermann J.
Meyer, New York. 1t has four fine engrav-
ings, one of Itasca lake, (the source of the Mis-
sissippi riyer,) two views of the Falls of St.
Anthony, and the fourth birds eye view OF
the city and harbor Of San Francisco. The ty-
biography and general appearance are good,
and the description life-lke and interesting
The publisher says, "this is intended to be a
magnificent national work. Two volumes will
be issued simultaneously. one exclusively de-
voted to eastern, the other to western subjects
Each part will contain four steel engravings;
ten parts will compose volume, and the whole
will be completed the present year. Single
numbers, so cts. l volume SIS. Office of pub
LEGATION l64 William street, New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28
DOMESTIC PORTS

Roston-Ar GOTH briggs Pres ZTaylor Mazatlan, Lewis
VIM Nickels Leighton, & Maria Wider Coffin, Phiadel-
phia.
graphed, ship Dublin, FIN Pensacola.
Sid. ship Silas Leonard
Ar 22d ship Dublin; (of Brunswick) Skofed, Pensacola
29th ult sch Gazele, Pool, Augusta.
Also ar 23d barks Geo Leslie Thomaston Trinidad 3O
Marion Bibber Baltimore; sch Elizabeth Arcularious,
Pierce Fortune Island It'll inst left Am vessel sch Sur
veyor Colson, Gardiner.
MntaxOrda- port 1s sch Nebraska, for New
York.
tbs, Mobile
NorfoIlx-In Hampton Roads 2lst ship Columbian
Rr from Aux Caves for Falmouth, short of provisions.
PhiIadelphia-Ar2 ed, sch Ingomar, Lynch, Turks
Islands 80, -. c,a,, rp.
ton, large part cargo engaged.
Cid 10Th, ships Dirigo, Cooper, Liverpool
lowed to sea 18th, ship Gen Berry.
Ar 18th shig Tarquin, Doughty, Boston,
NewarIx-Ar prev to 10Th, schs Caroline W Holmes,
Holmes, Richmond; juno Blaisdell, Rockland
New YOrl-AT 10th, schs Spring Bird, Patriot. Char-
lotte, and Rio Grande, Rockland.
Cid brig Wanderer, Chadbourne agua- Below bark YES
Ia, of Wiscasset, I'm Cardenas.
Also goth, sch Endora, Elsworth Amandy, Harrng-
ton, Aid, and Har1scrabble, Rockand.
Cid sch Fairfield, Kelly, Bath.
Ar 2lst, bark Cherokee, Coffin, Sagua 18th inst.
Cid 21st, bark Gerrude Ssby, Glasgow briggs Virginia,
Cooper Malaga; Altoona, Miller Matanzas.
Ar I'D barks William, Fullerton Remedies 81 vesta Per-
cy, Cardenas 12 oath, bark Cuba Candage, Matanzas.
NewpOrt-Ar 21st, sch Jane Blanford for Gardiner.
Sid 22d, sch President Fosse supposed for Damariscot-
ia, having repaired.
MarbIehcad-Ar 22d, sch Jos Baker, Philadelphia
and sid Oath for Rocklapd.
Georgetown SC-Ar 18th sch Oceanica, Perkins,
Kennebunk 80 days. (and cid 10Th, for Bathl Ar 19th
brig George, Boyington, Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28
DEMOCRATIC County Convention.

The Democratic Republicans of Lincoln
County will meet by their delegates in Conven-
ton at the Court House in Wiscasset, on
Wednesday, Oath day Of August next, at 10
o clock in the forenoon, for the following pur-
poses, to wit To nominate four candidates
for Senators for the third Senatorial District ;
one candidate for County Commissioner; and
a candidate for County Treasurer.
The basis of representation is established as
follows, viz A II towns and plantations which
gave for the democratic candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President in November last rs
votes and under $50 will be entitled to two
delegates each all those which gave 225 and
under 800 such votes delegates each all
those which gave 300 and under 500 such
votes, delegates each all those which gave
500 such votes and over, to delegates each,
and all other towns and organized plantations
to one delegate each.
Upon tho above basis RockIaud will be en-
titled to 6 delegates Bath. delegates; Waldo
boro' and Thomaston, delegates each Booth
BAY, Bristol, Lewiston Nobleboro,' Warren and
Wiscasset. delegates each Bowdonham,
Bowdoin, Damariscotta, Fdgecomb, Friendship,
Georgetown, Jefferson, Lisbon, Newcastle,
Phipsburg, Richmond. st. George, South
Thomaston, Topsham, Union, Washington and
Whitefeld, 2 delegates each !; all other towns
and organized plantations, one each and no
person can be delegate for any town or plan
tation in said Convention unless he is a voter
IN the place he represents. but by vote of the
Convention. JERE ELLSWORTH.
Per order of the County Committee.
July 25th, 1853.
The following vote was passed at the last
County Convention
Voted, That the next County Convention be
held at Wiscasset, and that the basis of repre-
sentation for the future County Conventions,
be predicated upon the vote for the democratic
candidates for President and Vice President in
November next, until otherwise ordered by
some future Convention.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28

FeUer and Ague Cured by DIR. McLane's LiUer Pills.
Mr. Jonathan Hougham of West Union, Park Co., Hi
nos the propetors that he had suffered greatly
from and proraced attack Of Fever and Agu and
was completely restored to health by the Of the Liver
Pills alone Pills unquestionaby possess great tonic
properties and be taken with decided advantage for
many diseases requiring nvgorating remedies but the
Liver Pills stand pre-emnent means Of restoring dis
organized Liver to healthy action hence the great celebrity
they have attained. The formidable diseases
arising from diseased Liver, which long baed the skill
of the eminent physicians of the United States,
now rendered easy cure thanks to the study perse
verance Of the distinguished physician whose this
great medicine bears-a which will descend to pos
tery as one deserving gratitude This invaluable med
icine should always be kept within reach and the APP
pearance the earliest symptoms of diseased Liver
be safely and usefully administered.
u Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. and take else. There
other Pills. purporting be Liver Pills. before the pub
Dr. McLane's Liver Pills. also his celebrated Vermifuge,
had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United
States and Canadas
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28

The Democracy Of Maine, at Bangor, had
one of the largest and most enthusiastic con-
ventiOns ever held in that State, and its results
have been sore disappointment to the wings.
They looked to see divisions, and irreconcila-
bic disagreements, bot in this they were moi
grati6ed; for the democrats have rallied about
a common platform and united on candidate
who will lead them 10 victory.
The platform adopted is capital. The resp
lutlOns re-afirm the old democratic creed: re-
Joice in the adjustment of the slavery controver-
sy; s0staln the compromise measures dis
tinctly and unqualifedlY approve of President
Flerce inaugural Address, and commend the
integrity and patriotism Of the President The
democracy, casting old issues and old disturb
ances aside, stand upon the Baltimore resolu-
ions as common platform of political faith
They have resolved that they 4" will henceforth
Know no divisions, sections or wings in the par
~, bat only the democratic party; and that
" one and indivisible" its waning power will
be restored in its ancient vigOr, and activity as
a unit, il will in the approaching campaign re-
deem the State from the anomalous position
which the possession of the executive chair by
federalist, elected through their discussions,
afhxes to their escutcheOn." That is patriotic
talk, and will give joy to the democracy Of the
whole Uhion.
The candidate put in nomination is the Hon.
ALBERT PmLsBURY, of Machias. There were
several worthy and strong democrats before the
convention, and the nomination of either, it is
stated, would have been cheerfully acquiesced
in BY the friends of olhers-so strong was the
desire for Cancellation and for reunion. Mr..
PiIlsbury will be cordially supported by the
united democracy. He is man of education,
business, liberal views, and of well tried de-
mCcracy, and has received many tokens Of pop
ular regard and confidence. He is one Of the
present executive council, where he stood firm
in the support Of the democrats. Abundantly
qualified for ofice-of purity of life and decid-
ed ability-not narrow in his vews-he will
unite all sections of the democratic party, and
secure TO them victory at home and that con-
sideratiou abroad that always follows a tho
rough triumph.
W. it'll such a platform and such a candidate,
our democratic friends in Maine will start IN
higher feather-with their beavers up, not
fearing TO show their faces to friend or foe.-
They have the power TO Waterloo their oppo.
nents of all stripes, and make The bright par
ticular star shine with true democratic lustre.-
This is their determination such was the SEN
timent of the large and enthusiastic convention
such is the tone of the democratic press, and
such it is believed will be the ratifying voice
of the people.-BOSton Post.