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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-02-15
GOLD PEN MANUFACToRY.

L
GOLD PEN MANUFACTORY.
c. Plquette, of Detroit, Manufactures OF SUI
pcriOr Gold Pens, N
UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY AND FINE FINISH
DOINTS, twenty different kinds made, some as
Il low as 81, so for Pen and Silver Holder.
Damaged Pens repointed. Medium SO cents.
Engrossing IS cents. ,lfVL af1
Damaged pens sent by mail, enclosing the
amount for repairs in Post Office. Stamps, will be
promptly attended.
Detroit, January, 1853.
E>OR SALE-A good second hand Engine of
IL % Horse Power, with Cross Head, Slides &c,
suitable for running two saws. Also, one good
secondhand Cutter. GILBERT q Co.
VXTANTED.-5OO0 600 feet, smooth, sound logs,
w 16 feet long, for which cash will be paid on
delivery. GILBERT Co.
Grand Haven, Jan. 1, 1853.
NHLOROFORM, Just received at the Mill Point
" Drug Store.
MORN & OATS, 1000 bushels Corn & Oats just
I J received, and for sale by GILBERT Co.
TTAY, 20 tons pressed hay for sale in lots to suit
IL purchasers, by GILBERT & Co.
ELOUR and Salt on hand and for sale low, by
II GILBERT & Co.
DYEW WOODS AND DYE STUFFS-Camwood
H. Fustic Logwood, Redwood, Madden, Aunatto
Ext. Logwood, Alum, Copperas, Sal Soda, Carbon.
ate Soda, Cream Tartar, Tartaric Acid, &C.. &c.
At the Mill Point Drug Store. 12ft.l
L. NJ. S. SMITH.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-02-15

L ADIES!-Come and see our Broche and Long
IL Shawls, and superior article of Mufflers.
FERRY & SONS.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-02-15

CALABRIA Lquorice, and Jujubee paste, at the
" Mill Point Drug and Variety store.
In S. SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
SILkSi SILhS!t SILkSt!!
1854
goth September,
GEORGE NJ. kUCkER d CO,

AVE just wed and opened their stock OF
L l. mid SILK GOODS comprising nmu>t every
lie ,tSilk Goods worn. T. e. respectfully ak the
enton ofthe purchasers Of Sin Good. t lie follow
l. 2G-es-3O-3e & "a nch sup'r Black q de
Rhine SILKS
IS iach ,upr Black Tafetd Silk
>up'r Bin kcpt Silk,-us,ort,d qualities fsr mourning
" " Gro Grnn DO
d" Black anG Colored Watprei Sks
" do uad Polka figured do
" do AM St1Ped do
q" Brocade, every eleeant)
" Paid Silks, rtei
- CooreI Brocade do tor Dnaer Pres.
Plaid do "
" White Brocuie do for Bri ui Dresses
" RePt Il
Wnteten do
Ga d.
- Col red Chameleon Gro ie AfriIec.
- Plan Colonel Silks. assaulted ,u,h rs As und
buses Aa,u l. ui-e Tan. Shy Blue PINK, Pea
Green. Straw. Ii nc, e., &r.
sep 30 d2ui
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walfhall Line

FuNHE beautiful aud tavuri'r .taap'u att r. =
L AUGUSTA, under h. command OF Sy~isszSS@x-
Capt m. C. Smith so long I'D fss"rubi, Annv'n IL
tie travelling community on the Potomac ani Ja'ne.
2ivcr J j. nov running on th" Inc P"u Wal
thai aud il furnished vii J. 4 T. u j
tie Pre.ervrrs, Fore Pump. BBA ali the rihnre'
1ured by Al OF Cnngre,. the saicy II a'.
ayers
The Cars running IA trHior viii re Auru.ta from
Rirhn,Hd leave The Richmond aed I.-r-hufg Depot
every Manln,. " eda,sdss.api fridas oe"ck n
Per.aa. p-ri.iug ~ Richmond hs Tie Packet Boats
hsv.. bui a fcW STEP. Ia walk 10 fb.' Cars.
The Cars run.i ( from, P'i,r-hurr Ia lily Pnin: it,
connection With M Augusta irn,e Petersburg sSHe
uss. above, ara s,fron tie Depot of thr<Ar ro.
rnsitos CO uus ei,fn. passenger pT"rtuniiy
60 from Lynohburg thcr by the Packet Bon'' OF
Danve Railr,ad IN hcbmond or b, way Of the aoutl.
Site Railroad Petersburg and frora there morn
irR I Norfolk
Returning tie Augusta " leave Narfok the alter
days viz; Tucsays, Thursday, and Saturdays,
81 AN.
The Augusta u stop Old Point, both going All
returning rrea.ary throue hout tho Bathing S~a-nb.
Fare bet"c,r Redmond. Nortoh aud Old PINT =! OF
tnr' bctwerd Richmond. Coke's Rings Mlill and
Children thrce yrurs and t"e.'e
years Of age, half pnce.
hrHls arf, - u
Servants. through. .......--..--.- Oh
Servants II Any point on ri.er,.-.......-.. 90
Meal, ..........-. 90 p
Jun PC dscts TlOS. DODAMEAD.Snrt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.


Aot ~ particle Of NeycEygiH n
As Isy.Ltlatt Rsstpr Tor Scroiaie. hing. E'iI,
Reformation Obstinate Cutsueous Briuti"ns Pm
pie. Or Pu.tae. on tse Fhr. B"iebe.. Soil, Cfane
Sore Fvrs hiue Norm % Trter Srald Head En-
Iarecrnenr and Pam thu Boeesa Joins. Stubborn
Ulcers. Syriultr d.. rief-, Lumhago, SfH'i Com.
flaufs ant si D,cs,'s sri.tHs tom hH 1nlGdte"us
n. OF Mercury. LAMP, udence n Lii, o. lnrurdy al
the 81 od.
I his lssbio Medicine. which has hcco-a" celebrated
for the uunbr at estraurdtHatY urr- effected through
It. agency In, Induced the prsn etrr, the urrut D."
quest ct ther lrnds I" OFF, 1t /" the pubic hsf they
do With the confidence it, virtues a0t "u6'
derful curative pro etties he lo"ing errt,he"r-.
selected t.m huge number. are. however, stronger
stinuuy INA tho Mi OF the rrolfletfs 10 81
are all from gcndrfnen well koo,n IA Their Ioonrc.,
and of tie tshet respectahy, man, of them residing
In ne .i.v 1T r. ttnoni Va.
+. BoYnEN. Ed. Of The Exchange Hotel. Rich,
mond know, every whore, saw. h" La. So the Med
cine called Curer. Spanish Mixture administered N
overa u .red cases. nearly tue diseases Tor which
it is rcconau ended with the Astonishing good
suits IL .y- i tho must eSraUrdinsry medicine H.
has sern.
Agne aud Fcrv- II reat Curc Il hereby crriif' that
for three year. had Ague and teser oi Of the wa.t
lent description. had several Ply -ie an took lrg"
qrsnti,e. ia iHius, Mercury aud hei'"Ne all iH'
TONES advertised. hut al ~taat permanent fr'
Lief. At last | tri-t Garter. Spanish Misru", w.
bottles Il which rT.ctus II cu1ed a.. and | am h"pff
to ,a, hsvc had either Cmtls"r Fewer sine com
sdcr tie bes Tonic in the wurd nni the only mei
cine that ever reached M case. JOHN LUNGpkN.
Be-, CT Dlr4 Richmond Ns
C F. Luck. E-q. now IA Richmond. and Tor many
years ia .e Po.t Care. has such cnpt cnce in the l.,
ton ia, .f,ar, Il Cater Spanish Nj Stute, that h.
has b,agi,i upaurt. al % h,ue.. Wiien h. has given
away tot uiflrtca NJ Luck -sy he has never kn"n
IL 10 "a a hen n AcH# lrcatl ng F., directions
Dr. Nj e.. 3 Practising fts-i-isa. ind formerly al
the City Hyls. the c' n Rishm,ad -als lch,s Wit
messed IL niuo, ut ia-f p,es the ,hccis Cartc,.
Spanish Mixture winch were mos tiuls surprising lie
saws in case 1t Cau.sp tim dependent the Liver
the good fleets were .naarrlul indr,d
Samuel NJ Drnker. OF tho firm # Drinker 4 Mo lis,
Richmond. Va. cured Of l. yer Complaint of ycars
standing by the ..c II W. bottle, OF Cater. 81 un,h
Mixture
Great Cure Of Scrofuia The editors # the Rich.
mond Hepub ran tad a e.nIas"d in heir press
room, cured Il v,o.ent Srfnuia. c,mh red with Rheu.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
. EW DRY GOODS
- PIIIL,P " PANNE

l. no" receiving WY sup Itur stock of FALL.
and NINtER DRY GtObS COZ >l>tiu. ol every Hitice
ct Ladies and henflrmeu> wear. A-o. Inrge n.~,lt
mont ot Blankets, LINDSEY, and Hcny, Wooden, al u
which Ia. ,heIs tIr ao,t favorable terms. II faf.
mer patron, uni The public ecneia, >l'ctfu
leite oral' n klLE'S CORNER, MAIN ST
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
MEDICINES.
lVER COMPLAINT. JAUNDICE. pl

lVER COM PLA1NT, JAUNDlCE,lfs-
IL rep.ia chron,c Nev Debility, Disease ct the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a Dsordered
Liver stomach such as Constipation, Inward fhr-
Fullness Blood the Head. Acdity OF the stonsci
Nau ca Heartburn Disgust for Food. faness or weight
in tie Stoma en- Sour Sinking or futtering
at the PIT al the Stomach Swimming of tha h sd, hur
red and jlicst Breathing, fluitsring ct the Heat
Choaki ing Suocating Sensations when IN living pos
ture Dimne.s of Vision, Dots eb- before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Hea', Drhcienc. "f Pcrs-
piraiun Yeowness of the skin and Ey"s Pam IN the
Side, Back Chest Limbs, &c. Sudden ushe' OF Heat
Burning in the Flesh Constant imasaing 81 Evil and
great depression of Spirit, be cdeetnay CURED nv
DocrER HnoFtaSps CrLEHKargb
GERMAN BITtERS..
prepared b. Dr.. {. VI. jackson. G-rrnan Medicine
Store, Ma l2U Arch si me decor beo" S'Nih, fhhads
Their power the above di-ra-e- IS not eseel"f
IL equalled, ~ sah'r pr Paraiinn IA the United
States the attest; IN many cases alter 'kiui
physicians lad tBled
Th,.e Btter- w.rihy the attention Of in'ai''..
Possess inr great virtues IN the rectIhsai" :" Tie Nef
and lesser glands rxetcing the usi srnrcing power
in weak meas snd afr. the digestive organ thry
are wital sac ccr7ain and pleasant
yIRsisa T.srtsosr. DR. J. VI. Wilson. Lexington.
Va feb 6th. 1867 ssid: 81 am entirely out ot the
German Bitter. They have beoome nj the ragc Nom
nr se SELL"
The Tenth Logon. rahli-had wood.tork. Va,
said, Jan i0,h. 1850: "A Great Med eiur-Ne have
uniformly r~Hiard from recommending To the public
any OF he l,atent medicines al the day unless
,horourh, convinced 1t thcir al ~. Among those
We ,n.ider wothy ii NOTICE. is the German B'tes IA
vented by Or Il Loo iand, aud prepared by Dr Jackson
in phis.le phia One instance. in particular ia "moh
the superior virtues medicine have been tested
hiss fallen under ob.erSnl m During the lat sum
,nei. son Of Mr.. Abram Cpbiii, OF thu county, ~av
very seriously affected with Liver Complain, and alter
TWIN in vain various lies he purchased bottle
Of the Bitter. aud alter using il. was 80 much ei'e'"d
OF hi. distressing mAady that he procured oiier bot
tie and j. nov rc.jnred eitrcly To health.
TLey are entirely etabe, free from nj injurious
Ingredient. away slfengthcr the sYsiem ard nr'ef
prostate it,
For sal, whoesalcby Druggist. in al the principal
cities. and retail by ohersfies aud -tohe"fe' IN
every tosn ia tbr United States.
Sold 1y y. r LYMAN. J. u THOMPSON 4 co,
vniJ.n SEAY \ CO. Iyncihurg nd b, dealer.
~. dic A. even where. is"rh "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
nlIsCE LLhHEUUS
Fall and Winter Goods.
Al TIE
sIlOE ~ HAT ENPOKIt VI, "a


fFonr D9ofs ubore The Market House.
Il" ss, .lzH" - uIi rr-pee.. invite -" ATTENTION"
Il fbeit lr"ra= fab FtHrt='tt AZ ihrir heH
ia. h II FALL. aud NINl In hOuI >. consisting 81
Busts saoe-, Hat and Cop I,iHh-, Nil-"- CurI'1
DBgs sehUa SacHd., Il ;t'e,H'. B.''t- 81 tlsir wi
fneGu.acturr and tut 81, MiisS s',s Hi.o }. Mir
4 Son. doutle "hf, pfsni so'i- suprr "r Httr'r -
Iastr. Ctoth and h. 6ttet. 3u,ki. Bon"'.., h"l'
Boot. 4 Miss and Ch,,dreu. Siurs % ab hrrd'
and ~: b. Boot. Su1--; Ser.aaf'- >lbrs-d
uq, ,f attris Gent. hnr Md, ,kIu linz. Nebraska
Know Nothing. Young Alqefie.. NHc Nake and
Slourlr. OF .lltf,f-nt knd- Al-o ,atasi, Of mru.
and boy. Gun. ciid,es Cup uid utbah-. IL II lea
dAs. ~ Vii n, Give or Ei.frfu Gupd,. comprt.ng
me- anil b,s Noalsr Bt#ot. shues e. ui then ""
can say with .a = hot stuck vi heas complete
NJ, offered h. THIS Net-~tcb We vii .el cneup
a. an, body tie .tatc. All a.k call aud SEE
for "a. 4f.el EkEIA ELL Il HALL.
q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
PETERSBURG.
r SNAIL FORM. YORK

=. MAID LINE FUR n. NOhh
I. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
TIE first ra-- d"ube engine steamship TIN
R1nuake, Capt Thsun. 81 inl,r, caves Cry -A
Punt Tor Nv lars. Every saturday morni ~ at ~
efack touching At NufiniS. 1h- Jenesi ,~n, Capt
Edward CavenJ, leaves heretofore. Il e,y uesday
rv- ing touching. nj Nnriolk trains by RIir,ad from
Pet. : u e aue.t ~ 1T, ssc' ia p.
Pa.-enger. ,enyirg Lybrhburg ON Tuesday morning
vii atrye i ue l1i tie Jame-tuwo ut City Point the
same eveun ~ 10 cock; and a. re leaving op rda)
all Ias aioi -burg thai night an connect wi
TN. Rutnuh,. in"rring at 10 b'riucl.
ra,-sge uni lA,c trom Petersburg, including
Sttte Rams tlh ~
>i..tss. ra-sag TT
'u..agc "A r are 10 Norfolk by Rive
Steamers
Fot firi. Pa &c srpy to
SAM, Ell q. BAPTIST. Pet, rsburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18

Medicine merit end great merit Ia sta nj
"A the test at public oInninn. M nrt at nun rnf
eHYani.e w"tiirs. srtie 80 rs toheep IL up nsa good
medicine. IT il he "
a gooi medielpr vii liv., be Que popular upd 81
tr1l It, suIc- year after year. 10 spe OF opposition
The pcol L. readily hnn it, virtues, md the nc n
tsn pnss'. from ruth Ia mouth with marr rapid y
than supper. ."r al IT. bFlnf "ltnrss l".iI
y.ng ne cu-e rne,lisinr La. nnde Tor hun Of lur
tnorc service 4 an aay newspaper advertising.
"a rrpa' at slat stY above. fttcr n t.
HAMPTON'S NEGElBLE I lNGIlRf md It, Fl
frcrs II ptuisr j.. in thr mouths a multnude-. The
besl men in country give Their t. .tnoty 10 it.
wonderful cure. Anon. them Ne hume Hon. II
Clny. Hon Rich. VI John on, Vice Pre-idrnt Of the
Tnrrd Srnt,s with huu5r,d- Il other. Capt IhomD,
Cannt--brorhrr the rcrl1nel p y-leau nj the
Emperor at Fruuce-wn. cnri hy it Of n disease 81
seven yea standing nfef the =, IL al all tie Doctor.
Europe and Amrri,n had G"j 10 ,arr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18

DUAkBlNG ESTABLISHMENT ron RENI-
D VIII Ia LEAST FOR the ensuing yebr, for h tr,
yrar.. hut extensive Boardng establishment al IL,
central at. vel hnowu .tund Gale XVII = Corner IL
The cay Of LyncbuiE. Possession be iud on tl,.
1t day ii January 1875; hui, doubt uIratf.rn, nj,
cahhe made 10 ct nnsscs,i n at al cutler day. l.,
TERM, APP Vt Nj. Cha. ". Cbii>lien ia L,nrLu7,y
or 10 ~ subscriber III the ,ity ot Richmond.
oct lU-,iiI an RICH'D q. NORRIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18

A'fLG1AL MOI IL FL he suh>c. ll,,t i, nov.
- receiving hl> II and Winter >tnrk ii guoi. ,.
,i-tifg If CuokiHg, P1rIo, thce. Chich AID Factory
Stoves, lei wood Il Il 4 Ia; Gtats o every vdlir, -
sye. iiccy finished aud vrry ,hnamrhlui and Wi ,hr
excel in trnuty II drsitn uuSt iug IL tins ninrk
Ais !, the Dinm.nd luid's iuprov. Uhon Co.hiry
Ranges winch warranted give perfect
turuices ut variety at SIR, cr warming ciuit he,
Hing, &c, when viii b.. aldc tl,- m, :,
perfect nann.l together with Registers, Ncrti.att,
and various uttcir usually Ell In stove sIofe-,uf
pi>ing the ur2e-t uud .tierted r,r 81
tered III tshh, .>hn"nt th side ii la inufc Hrd
wric viii be sid prices tiat cannot TIM suit IT.,
times. All Interested viii please ,ul aud exnlnlle At
the Lynchb rg Stove Works, east Alan st.
nov 3dts Z. :. BLISS
NEW HOOks. NEW BODIAs.!-
~ PAYNE & CHRISTIAN
Have Just received the following New Works:
Parry Leaders: SIX tchr. ol lomns ler>on, AleAan
under Dan iaon, Andrew Jackson. Horny Clay nd
John Randolph. of R"nnohe-hy Josel,IG. Baldwin.
nuthor Of The lush Times pi Alabama and Mi,sis,Ip.
Virginia Commedinns Old Day, n the Old Dona
ion, Dy c bingham,
Captain Carrot: or enr, Years Of an AfccaE Slave
Chesnut W ,od. by Lile Linden
kathuiiEe y siiou,
Plurality # " or -
Ross Il. by De Custu.,
L-smltie ht"I,
VoIce- oil the Day hy Cummings,
Noiees oi Tie Night.
] lie Tent ana tie tar, -
scripture headings,
Lectures . Ronunism
ChurcA before the Flood
sep 27-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
DIVIDEND.

7 mrf ting oil the President tnd Director. of the
4 Pm, lyn' IA AMI Lyuchbug Turnpike Company,
1ed ea the - hto,t il ordered that dividend 1T
~ pr Gem he pa 10 tie stockholders and utter
IT, - day al November m'xi.
BA ,,#ct ,( the Bonri.
net - div F. \ MILLER. Treasurer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
Will You Read the Truth ?

| and ae~ SILVER.b- Z IEHS,SPENGE 4 60.
mug II At.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14
A Lesson Of liberation.

AT the recent Convention Of Unitarians in
Montreal, Father Taylor-the well known
Bethel preacher of Boston-was present, aud
responded TO call for speech. We are so
pleased with the independent and charitable tone
of his remarks that We give the Registers re-
port Of them.
Father Taylor was then called up, who said
he was glad TO be present as friend. He be-
longed TO another body of Christians. But for
twenty -fye years he had known the Unitarians,
and had seen enough TO make him love them.
He hoped this union Of people from two lands
was prophecy of the eternal union between
England and America. Many fears had indeed
been entertained for him, because he was pres
ent at these festtve gatherings Of his Unitarian
friends but he had not learned any lessons of
intolerance or exclusiveness by mingling with
them on the other hand, he had acquired
more enlarged charity, and he believed that all
who love Jesus Christ, Of every name aud sect,
are truly one.
How much better is the spirit of this address,
than the selfish bigotry which is willing TO get
popularity at home, by counting unpopularity
abroad among members of other Christian
sects.-C Christian Freeman
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14
DIR. Kittredge.

| Already has the howl began in the kennel
| If the opposition with reference to the antici-
| mated nomination of this gentleman for re-
election to congress. The odds and ends of
all factions were greatly rejoiced with his OPP
position to the Nebraska bill, and in the last
Legislature passed resolutions approving his
course, and pledging their honor TO sustain
him. Now, however, since there is a pros
pect OF his denomination and reelection, they
are out upon him with their most violent
abuse. Such is the consistency and the g hon
or y of the old federal factions Their new
names and woolly masks cannot conceal the
wolf that lies beneath. All their professions
of appreciation extended to democratic anti
Nebraska men is the sheerest hypocracy.
They will do not a single thing to aid the
election. of democrat, however much they
may pretend to approve his course. There IS
not the least doubt that both kittredge and
Morrison will be victimized, if it be possible
for the federal factions to do it, They have
boosted that democrats who voted for the Ne
braska bill, on presenting themselves for the
verdict of the people, have had judgment Civ
en- against them. We may add, also, that
every anti-N Nebraska democrat in the present
Congress, whose name has come before the
people, has had precisely the same Judgment,
so far as the federal functions could procure it,
There is not the least difference So far as
this matter is concerned, DIR. Kittredge would
have Jared just as well among the opposition
if he had come out strongly in favor of the
bill. This is a matter for democrats to con-
slider. Let them remember federal treachery
and be firm and faithful to their own party
Dorer, ". H., Gazette
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14
What 4 Know of

In the Fall of 1852 solicited to purchase quantity
Of this article but being unacquanted with its merits de-
cncd doing so.
As would not buy, the agent left gross SALE
made effort to introduce it, telling my acquaintance
try it, and fit did not proUe satisfactory ,Coud
charge nothing for it!
In this way the article soon become generally known,
and won from all
GOLDEN OPINIONS
The gross was sold, and more ordered.
In about four months / sold FIVE Gross.
In March 1858, became the propretors General Agent
for the State of Maine.
During the year sold nearly ONE HUNDRED GROSS.
Since the year came have sold about SEVEN
TY-FIVE GROSS making for one and half years sales
One Hundred and Seventy-Five Gross!
2,1OO Dozen, ormore than Is 900 Bottled!
The above estimate of sales, made in September
Since then have sold THIRTY GROSS, making for
my sales in one gear and mine months, over 10000
Bottles!
And still the cry is "MORE MORE MORE !"
C. w. ATWELL, under u 8. Hotel, Portland general
aged for Maine Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
everywhere.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14
Ladies' List.

~ Persons calling for letters, will please mention they
are advertised To the postage each ddrettSed Let
90 '"' JOSEPH c. SNOW, p. NJ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14

HoEO1ody'S Ointment and PuLs-Ertraor-
binary Cure of q Bad Leg.-Mr. John Allen,
Of No. II, Denmark-street, Leicester, was
afflicted with bad foot for three years, during
which time he was under medical treatment
without obtaining anv relief, or even mitigation
to his sufferings. He was strongly advised to
have his foot amputated, but this operation he
positively objected TO, and after lingering for
some time longer 10 dreadful agony, he com
menced using Holloways Ointment and Pills,
and by continuing these invaluable medicines
for comparatively short period he was com
pletely cHred, and his foot is now as sound as
ever he, therefore, recommends these rem
edies to others similarly afflicted
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14

AN INTERESTING CAsE.-We understand
that an action Of damages has been commenced
against The Experimenting School Committee
of this city, by The parents of young lady,
some weeks since expelled by the teacher of
the High School. The young lady apologized,
and promised obedience to all reasonable rules
Of the school, but the Committee refused to re-
instate her. The case will he interesting On
settling the powers of Committees and teach
ers, and the right of scholars TO an opportuni-
ty TO obtain an education. We learn that it
has been decided in Massachusetts that the
Commonwealth owed every child an education,
and that the committee or teacher could not
turn scholar out Of school, until after proper
and allowable correction had failed to keep the
scholar orderly while in school.-Mirr0r.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14

Man SHoT.-We learn by Mr.. Weeks,
Eastern Stage driver, that an alteration took
place on Sunday evening, on board the new
ship of Messrs. Clark & Wood, Wiscasset, in
the course of which, one of the sailors which
arrived here ia the Eastern State from Boston
Of Sunday morning, and passed through to
Wiscasset was instantly killed We did not
learn his name. The facts, SO far as we have
been able to learn them, are as follows One
of the watch on board of the ship, by the
name of Tibbetts, had occasion to 90 into the
fOrecastle, when he was set upon by the sailor,
but extrcating himself, he passed out ard OBJ
tanned from the mate of the ship pistol.
Soon after the watchman entered the fore
castle again, when he was attacked the sec
ond time by the sailor, who succeeded in
throwing him down, and called for something
TO peat out his brains with, as he said, where
upon the watchman drew pistol and shot the
sailor dead.-TriJu,1e.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14
Murrtagrg>

In this city, Monday evening last, by Rev Dr. Shell
don, Mr. w. II. Collins to Miss Mary 2. Rideout
In Brunswick, Charles H. Hill to Miss Mary A. Bagley.
In Yarmouth Augustus Ross, Of Yarmouth Miss Mary
A. Ward, of Brunswick
In Bangor, Gorham Pomroy Miss Abby J. Gardner, Of
Pembroke; Samuel Barrel of San Francisco Call Miss
ii. Frances Wheeler.
In Boston, 4th inst Capt J. 0. Given of Bowdonham,
to Miss A. II. Kelley Of Boston.
In Gardiner Francis W. Douglas Miss Mary E. Taylor
In Portland, 23d ins by Rev. DIR. Chickering, Mr..
Greenville NJ Stevens, of Rockland, to Miss Emily R.
daughter Of Joseph L. Sargent, Esq, Of Portland
In Rockland Joseph III. Gould to Miss Augusta A. An
erson Geo. l.. Snow Miss Lucy A Snow, all Of r.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14

AWFUL DEATH.-Early yesterday morning,
milkman who was coming into the city, saw
a man hanging by one of his heels from the fence
of the Catholic Cemetry on the north side.
On approaching him, he was found TO be dead
His face had turned perfectly black On sub
sequent examination il was discovered that he
had apparently benin the cemetery, had wan
dered round it, and was attempting to climb
the fence, when he slipped. and caught one
foot by the heel between two Of the pckets Of
the fence. His struggle to release himself
must have been desperate. He had torn off
his coat and vest apparently by pulling them
over his head The muscular coDtractions all
over his body was very great. When discov-
cred, he had the appearance Of having been
dead several hours. He is supposed to be
Chicago Tribune, Dec. 4.