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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
SOM ETIIIN G.
NEW AND AL L A Is l. e..

THE most powerful Hing The flcc Of the globe no"
reigus supreme the American i,vrui'tc. The power
of the crowned heads Of Europe sink iU0 inSsnlnca'S
when compared 70 that Of our Nnl"riciu kln-
European Kings employ the power vested ~ them 70
increase riches al the rlr dul nriiy. ana 70 tIh'e
To greater lni~r, aud degradation jnr poor amt tr1n
dent Uur A.nrrtrlr Eiu g,., tug'h WIKI equal vi my
ness the lory mansion and humble ra bin ready 'N'
TO administer reiet offer hrl IN and happplueSS
10 LIIu nttN mnL lnMLy. tllG rirl md lMn p0or
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
Shot Guns and Rifles.

WE are selling our remaining stock # Shot
w Guns and Rifles at very reduced prces.-
Those in want of good article at very low
price, are requested 10 call.
ap2T SPOTSWOOD s. KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03

A VERY large stock of Ladies' and chidrens'
"A shoes of every grade, on hand and for sale
cheap. Tmay41 l.. d. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
INDIGO.

100 LBS. warranted ''true blue,' for sale
IOO low, by
ap27 SPOTSWOOD * KIRKBRTDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
RIP

tAaSStI 81
A HANDSOME stock Of Carpets. from soc
"A 10 81 % p"r ward. for sic hv
art SPOTSWOOD & KIRkBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
New EENbrOideries.

WV LFaDEBTHtTatS.
7 HAVE just -r'-:r"d Per ADAMS and Co.'S Ex-
4 press. ..2oeVtilui assortment of collars and
unde-sleeves, which are fo- sale low
lyl3 LOGAN u. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
II. Z. tf[AR,

Nos. I02 AND lu4 THrap STREET.
49, ST. LOUIS, MO.
NANUFACTCRER and dealer in every de
vi sCrIption OF Coaches, Rockaways, Parouch-
as. Coupees and HuEGes. Persons = purr-it Of
a vehicle of almost any style ~ pattern, and who
would consult their own Interests viii examine
his large stock before purchasing, IS inducements
will be offered then. sch as callo Of elsewhere ta
b-J
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
Later from Europe.

The Royal Mail steamer Europa, Capt
Shannon from Liverpool, May 9th, arrived
at New York, Friday, about half past IL
o'clock.
The news is highly important.
An American privateer, the Grape Shot, is
reported to have captured a French brig off
Lands End.
The allied fleet bombarded the Russian forts
at Sulina, mouth of the Danube. No details
received.
On the 18th and 10Th Omar Pasha with TO-
600 men gave battle to Gen. Luders, between
Silistria and Rassova The battle ragged sew
eral hours. During the previous night Omar
had sent division towards Sed, which divi-
sion during the height of the battle attacked
the Russians in the rear, causing much confu-
sion.
The Russians retreated behind Czeravado
with loss of many guns, stores, baggage, and
military chests.
The Russians continued the attack on Silis-
tria on the goth. The Turks crossed the
Danube to destroy the Russian batteries, the
Russians having advanced to Kalavach; and,
after hard fighting retired. Up to the 23d
Silistria remained unchanged.
An important battle was fought on the 25th,
between the Turks and the Greek insurgents.
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| Motto was taken by the Turks by assault in
| fifty minutes. The Greek leaders, Karistrak
and lsaVellas, fed. There was considerable
| slaughter.
Or Charles Napier is closely blockading all
the Baltic ports. Russia is fitting out a fleet
against him of eight hundred armed boats
Detailed accounts of the bombardment of
Odessa state that all the batteries and military
stores were destroyed, two powder magazines
blown up, and IL Russian ships Of war sunk
also, thirteen vessels laden with ammuni-
ton. Merchant vessels were unmolested.-
Losses of the allies only five killed and six
wounded. The allied fleet had left Sebasto-
pol.
RUsSIA.-The Emperor is extremely active
and goes backwards and forwards between
COnstadt and St. Petersburgh almost inces-
sanity. Several regiments Of guards are or
dered to Finland
The Danish government fingers on the side
of Russia
The Swedes are decidedly in favor of the
allies, one Swedish line-ofbattle ship and
four frigates were in commission at Copenha-
gen, and more were being made ready.
most formidable force of row boats is be-
ing organized by the Russians to harrass the
invading fleet from the shallow waters. Eight
hundred armed boats are already enrolled
All the boats of the Neva Yacht Club are
placed at the service of the State. A consid-
cradle number of these are assembled at Swea-
borg and COnstadt.
Sir Charles Napier has hastily applied to
the Government for fleet of small steamers
that may penetrate wherever row boats can.
FRANcE.-Large bodies of troops continued
to march in the direction of Toulon for en-
barkation for the Levant.
An imperial decree calls into active service
on land and afoat, eighty thousand men from
the hundred and forty thousand of the class of
eighteen hundred and fifty-three.
1t is again positively asserted that the
French army of the East will be augmented
to one hundred thousand men.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, May 49,
Brig Black Swan, Heagan, Baltimore.
Brig George Rowe, York River Va.
Sch Sophia Elizabeth, (}r) Kmly, SagvilIe, Ms.
Sch Arno, Oliver Potomac River
Sch Alexander, Noble, Darien.
Sch Rochester, Blanchard Boston
CLEARED
Ships Samaritan (new 1910 tons) Kelley Ouebec Mod
ern Times, (new, GAO tons) Adams st Andrews NIB sch
Genview, Partridge, Portland
- SATURDAY, May 20.
Brig Judge Whitman, Mitchell, st George River, Nd
SUNDAY, May 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Catherine, Hyerupe James River.
MONDAY, May o.
ARRIVED.
Brig Lanzorette, Hartman, Portand to load for Cuba.
Sch Active, (Br) Entremont, La Havre, Ms
SAILED.
Bark Gertrude Ssby Jamaica sch st Marys Sylvester
Boston.
New Ships Samaritan, Kelley, Quebec; Modern Times,
Adams, St Andrews, NIB.
LAUNCHED-At Damariscotta 18th ult, fine schooner
of about 125 TONS called the American Chief owned by
Jas Huston and others.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25

HoL0lo9y's Pills for The Cure Of Sick Head
aches, Bile, and Weak and Disordered Somachs
These wonderful Pills have been the means
of restoring 10 health may persons pronounced
incurable by the faculty, both at home and
abroad. They may be taken with perfect safe
ty, and a certainty Of effec;ing cure, by per-
sons suffering from general debility sick head
ache, diseases of the stomach, bile, or liver
complaints, and those who are predis2osed to
drOpsy cannot use more effectual remedy
than Holloway's Pills, acting as they do upon
the very main-springs of life, no disease can
resist their influence. The effect they have is
mild, vet speedy, and as family medicine they
are unequalled.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
DOMESTIC PORTS

BOstOn-Ar 18th, bark Paul Boggs, Dizer Mobile
25h ult brig Civilian, Nichols, Cardenas 18th ult via
Holiness Hole.
Cid, sch Mary Shields. Waite, Gardiner.
Ar 18Th, brig Havana, Reed, Cardenas eth inst.
Cid bark BENZ Adams, Douglas, Mobile; sch Spring Bird,
Hatch, Rockand
Sid 2Oth sch Henry A. Waldoboro
Cid sch Odd Fellow, Beals, Augusta.
Holmes HOIe-Ar 18th, schs Secor, Blaisdell,
Choptank River for Bath; Geo Washington, Williams,
Georgetown, SC for Rockand; 18th, brgs Elias Dudley,
Hopkins Charleston for RockIand; Forrest Rae, Bath for
st Marys; schs Mckenzie, Drisco, jacksonville for
Thomaston Abby Weld, Bullock Norfolk for Bath; II
Pool Yates, Rappahammock River for do John Rugges,
M o oG H A River r
New OrIea s-Adv ship ZenobIa, for Liverpool, wig
800 bales.
Ar 10TH ship Juliet Moulton, Boston.
Adv ship Mulhouse for Havre Goth.
Ar 13th bark Jane Doten, Grows, Matanzas.
Cid 18th, ships Sea Queen, Manson, and Thompson,
Mustard, liverpool.
doborO.
Cid IIuminator Haverner, Waldoboro.
Wilmington, NC-Cld 18th, sch Elvira ingalls,,
Went to sea 18th, brig NJ I Wilder, wiscasset.
CharIestOn-Sld 18th, ship Susan G Owens, Liver
BnItimorc-Cld 10th, brig W Moncure, Curtis,
Boston.
Ar 10Th, ship Stephen Larrabee, Bart, Callae.
Ar 2sth, sch Ingomar, Lynch, Boston.
PhiIa dcI hia-Ar 10th, bark Cuba, Sawyer, Porto
Cabeo a.
AIbany-Cld 10Th, sch Lion, Bath.
New YOrL-Ar 10th, ships South Carolina, Stewart,
Antwerp 18th u Flushing 18th Shamrock, Doane, Liv
erpool % Aeghanean Stetson, Newport, f. % Albert
Galatin, StoreT do 26.
Cid, bark Montauk, Lincoln, Galveston
Ar 18th, sch ii Perry, Bullock, Mayaguez
CID brig New Globe, Tibbets, Georgetown sc
Ar 18th, ships Thaatta Barker Liverpool 46 Continent,
Drummond do 81 Liverpool Kearney, do 14th ult; Lucy
Thompson, Pendleton, do 18th ult.
Cid 18th, ship Sarah G Hyde, Snow Quebec.
Ar 18th, ships Patten, Delano, avre; London Hub
GARD, and Woodcock, Lambert, London.
Ar 10th, ship Medomak, Livingston, Newcastle Ii JOS
ephne Bornholm Bristol L, Mich 81; sch Ontario Rock
land.
Cid 18th, ship Screamer, Skoke Quebec; bark Undine,
Merryman, New Orleans.
New LOndOn-Ar 18th, sch Kngfsher, New York
for ThOmaSton.
Ed.artOwm-In port 18th, schs Clara Jane I'm Rap
pahannock for Newcastle Sea Lion, for Rockland.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25

The TABLE TTPPINGs Prof. Hare, for
merly Professor of Chemistry in the University
of Pennsylvania, avows that, after having tested
the spiritual rappings by electrical apparatus,
and every other mode capable of detecting the
presence and influence Of electricity as to their
cause, he has come to the conclusion that there
is an intelligent, invisible agency, entirely
aside from the medium, concerned in producing
the various phenomena, and further affirms that
the theory Of the spirtualists is the only intel
lgible solution yet presented. -Erchange pa
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25

BURGLARY The store of Mr.. Alfred L.
Stanwood, on Pleasant street, in this town,
was entered on Thursday night last, and goods
taken to the value of about $50, consisting
Of groceries, &c. The thieves effected an en-
trance by breaking in the blind and sash of the
front window, and also through the back win
dow. 1t is supposed they had a wagon, as the
tracks of wheels were discovered leading from
the store TO the McKeen road-Bruns,uick
Ielepr1Dh
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Murtiu9ts.

In this city, 10th nst by Rev. N. Brooks, Mr. Albion
Ridley to Miss Harriet Cove, both of this city.
In this city, 2lst inst, by Rev. Mr. Jaques Capt. David
c. Rogers to Miss Mary J. o. PettingeIl.
In Portland, 10Th ns by Rev. Mr.. Dexter alen Clapp,
Of this city, to Miss Ann E. NJ Ilsley, Of Portland.
In Thomaston 14th inst, Mr. Thomas II. Hewitt Miss
Elizabeth Thomas, both Oft.
In Camden, Capt Henry T. Verril of Rockand to Miss
Margaret +. Porter Of Camden; Capt. Benz. W. Conan
Miss Catharine b. Bailey, both of Rockland.
In Augusta, William A. Wall to Miss Martha G.. Savage;
w 5. Prescott of Appleton, to Miss Melvna Ingraham
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25

- An antiquated maiden lady, who was
being rowed over the ferry yesterday in a
small boat, became nervous when near the
Greenbush side Of the river, and in her excite
ment made a misstep and fell overheard. She
was rescued with difficulty by the ferryman,
who was young man, when she Immediately
commenced TRADE against him for taking such
liberties with her; that is, in putting his arm
around her waist to lift her from the water
AID. Reg. THURSDAY.
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DGutbs.

In this city, 18th inst Harriet f. Shaw, aged months
and days.
In Augusta, Benjamin, son Of John Hersom, aged 16
months Sarah S. wife of Warren Slone aged 76 years
In Rockand, Lucretia wife Of JAS Duncan aged Al;
Aurelius of Mr.. Calvin Hail. aged 10 years months
On ship Chaplin, the passage from Liverpool to
Boston, April 30th Mr. j. W. Wallace of Wadoboro, ID
officer.
overheard from ship Stephen Larrabee Of Bath
her passage from Callao to Hampton Roads, when about
two weeks out, Hartley Burt, Of 2 Burt aged 49,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
III. START-PoINT LIGHTHOUSE.
Nantucket New South Stoal Light Vessel.

Nantucket NeuC South Shoal Light Vessel.
| LIGHT VESSEL will be placed during the ensuing
month MAY, 1850 mark the New South Shoa off Nam
tucke and guide vessels clear of dangers in that vcin
ity.
This will be fitted with painted yellow,
white mast heads, with open work, oval, black day
water line.
The hull of the vessel will be RED with "Nantucket
South Shoa painted in large white letters both sides
The length of the vessel is about 100 feet breadth Of
beam about "a feet height Of gunwae above water ii
feet burden, $50 TONS
Two lights Zone each mast will be exhibited at ele
vaton of Al feet above the level of the each produced
by Argand fountain lamps and paraboic reectors and
should be in good weather. from elevation Of Is
feet above the water at distance of from IL to IL nau
cal miles.
During thick foggy weather, heavy bell will be kept
The vessel will be placed in from 13 to Is fathoms water
about one andaha miles the Southwark of the
Southern extremity of the New South Shoal.
The position will be in about
Lat. 400 Sc 80 North Long. 90 81 80" West Of
Greenwich
In passing this Light vessel the following bearings and
distances will be found to be sufficiently accurate to guide
navgaors in shaping their courses from positions nearit:
To centre Of "Od South Shoa" (Mag N. by Z. distant
S miles
To "Tom Never's Head" CMag) N. 90 w., distant 81
miles
To Block Island Lights" NIag) W. N. W., distant rs
miles
To 1T. Vessel off Sandy Hook" C1ag) West distant
$50 miles.
Variation ofthe compass, So IS West.
Vessels bound Boston that vicinity when the
cedther IS moderate, may, after passing the Light VESSEL
steer E. N. f. Is miles, leaving Fishing Rip on
the Starbsard hand from thence N. by w. IL W. course
for about SO miles, will bring up with the Chatham Lights
The attention of Mariners is particularly invited to the
setting Of the currents in the vicinity OF these shoals as
shown by the Coast Survey Chart and it must not be for
gotten that Compass courses cannot be depended upon
without having regard to the time Of tide and its set
Notice will be given Of the precise time when this vessel
will be placed at her station, and the lights exhibited with
changes that may be found necessary to make
flied.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
SAMUEL Il. KNOX,
Lieut.. u. s. Nary, Inspector ID Lighthouse District.
Boston, Mass, April Is, 1854
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
Powder.
Clocks! Clocks! ClOckS!!!

A GREAT variety for sale cheapby
II Sept2S Il. III. q MARSTON
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS,
NAVIGATION into Spit-hedd.

Navigation mo Spat-hedd.
Official Notice has been received at this Office from the
Trinity House. London that Floating Light Vessel was
placed on the LIST instant May, 1S54 the west side
the channel near the Warner Shoa mark the ohanne
between Horse and Warner Shoals.
This Station exhibits single reUOlUng light Of the
natural color, from sunset to SUNRISE, daily.
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Lighthouse Board May II, 1854.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
THIRTY.THIRD CONGRESS.
TuEsDAY. May is.

Senate.-Mr. Mallory offered resolution
declaring that the recent acts of the Cuban
authorities clearly. show design to throw
Cuba into the hands of the African popula-
ton, an event detrimental to the United States.
The vetoed Insane bill was taken up, and
Mr.. Butler made speech of an hour In de-
fence of the veto.
House.-The House went into Committee
on the Nebraska bill. Mr.. Hunt made per-
sonal explanation.
Mr.. Maxwell of Florida, commenced a
speech in favor of the Nebraska bill, and was
followed by Mr.. Mayall, of Maine, against
the bill.
Messrs. Flagler of New York and Giddings
of Ohio followed in opposition to the bill,
when the House adjourned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
Nutting's Patent Window Spring.
NE aEa ted.

IN GOOD Coat makers, do pant do do Vest do,
w who will begven good prices ana constant employ
ment by W. HAWTHORNE,
30 80 Front st. Bath, Ne.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
EASTERN TIMES
q MiRINE JOURNAL. -

SrINSoN & Co., No Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath to Boston Capt
Stnson is fvoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster formerly Of this city All business entrusted
to him win be attended with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR DONNELL. AGENT for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
They are sure to do you COED
For they are composed of Vegetables.

HATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
VI remedy for all diseases arising from disor
dered state of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss Of Appetite Seepiness Jaundce, Headache, Cos
tveness, Female Diseases, &c.
As a spring and summer medicine it has equal sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, by DR.. J. MATHEWS and n. X. ELS
WORTH. 49tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
Steamer Ocean,
FREIGHT NOTICE.

LII GOODS landed from Steamer Ocean and not called
for during the early part Of the day which they
landed will be stored the risk and expense of the
Of said goods And all freight bills must be paid for de-
livery of the goods.
Truckmen will please govern themselves accordingly.
Per Order AARON D0NNEL, Agent.
Bath, May %. 4w49
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page,

HAS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
STORE, directly opposite the old Stand in Moses
Block with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
cerie Ship Stores, Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINES for sale at the owestmarket rates.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Genoa 9th u bark Angela Brewer, Timer, I'm No
bile, 25h.
Ar at Havana It'll inst, brig Judge Blaney, Bradley,
Bath 9th, sch Ottawa, Swcetser Bath brig Young,
Wooster Jacksonville 18th, bark John Bird Bird, Phia-
delpha.
Sid It'll Sth ship Kossuth, Percy Matanzas 18th, sch
Lamartine, Stinson, Matanzas.
Cid 10th, brig Cariann, Ames, Cardenas.
In port 18th, among Others sch Hertz Bullock, for
Boston
Ar Matanzas Sth inst ship Lady Franklin, Trott, Ha
Ar sagua It'll inst, bark & Woodward, Woodward,
Newport, Z.
Havana 18th inst bark CostareH, Dickey, for port
Al Matanzas ls inst ship st Bernard Mayo Cowes
same day.
Ar at Mrmichi 10th inst, ship Forest state, POSter,
Boston.
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, Ellen Maria whitmore and
Brandywine, Merryman, Mobile.
Cid 4th ARIEL Reed Trieste, 9TH, Clara Bookman Hg
gins Boston.
Ent inward at London % Louisa Kiham White Charles
ton; 5th South Carolina, Grows, Matanzas.
Ar Deal Sd, Ocean Queen Smith, London for York,
and proceeded.
Sid FIN Cad1f ID Glenburn, Springer, New York.
Ar at Queenstown Sd Bogert, FIN Liverpool for New
Ar at Havre 3Oth wurtemburg, Ford, New Orleans
Sid 9th, Richard Morse, Dinsmore York.
Sid 3Oth Realm, Stevens and Monmouth, Trufant, New
sid fin Liverpool 3d. Chaos, Dunton, Philadelphia
Adv Washington, and Seafower, Lorng, for Boston
10Th; Emerald Isle for New Cork 2sth VIM Patten
Philadelphia 9th; Rockaway, do with despatch.
z,
minion, Sampson, and Lala Rookh, Small for Boston,
Ar at Queenstown ID Adelaide Cooper Collins Carenas.
Ar at Havana 13h bark Courant Bradstreet New York
CID ship Aphrodte, Mecher, Cowes.
At Genoa 29th ut bark Angela Brewer, for Palermo
At Malaga 10Th ult bark Nautilus Lincoln, for Gibraer
and Boston DIS.
Az Havana 14h inst bark Corporal Trim Gardiner, for
Cowes.
At Remedies abt 10th inst bark Iahorn Brown, for
London DIS.
Ar at Carlenas 18th inst brig Seabird, Orr, Portland
Sid 18th, brig Castillian, Pinkham, Portland
SPOKE EN-.
Nav l. lat a. Ion so, ship VIM Hitchcock, I'm Mobile for
Liverpool.
Nav g. lat q So lon 10 IL, signalized ship X
Page Hathorn FIN Aplachicola for Liverpool.
May H. lat 49, 6S, bark Florence, Of Bath, I'm New
York for Mansanilla
No date lat "a lon 49, bark Cherokee, Coffin I'm wscas
set for Havana.
May 15 lat Al lon So ship Edward Stanley, Of Waldo
boro, Holmes, FIN New Orleans for Liverpool.
May lat 49, lon 3D. ship Josephine, of Bath Bornhom
FIN Bristol, +, for New York.
May H. lat 80 So lon Ga 49, ship Champion, Drew, fm
New Orleans for Liverpool.
May 17th Block Island NV 10 miles, sch Jane Elza
fin Savannah for Waldoboro.
date lat 81 90 Ion 43 10, Adelaide Cooper 80
DIS fin Cardenac for Cork.
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Hardware, Cutlery, 30.
MITCHELL & LOW.

EEP constantly on hand and for sale, large and supe
IA ror assortment of Hardware, Edge Tools Saws Car
penters Tools Of every descriptions the lowest prices for
cash. Also, constantly hard Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &c. &c. 50
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To the DvSpeptiC /!

RE you afflicted with DYSPEPSIA? Does your food dis
- tress you? Have you diseased LIvER-Pain about
the shoulders side, &c Are you troubled with CosTyE-
NESS Are you subject to DIZZINESS AND HEADACHE p
Have you poor appetite Does your food become acid
on the stomach and distress you Are your skin eyes
yellow Do You feel dull and anguid If you hare any
of those cOmpaimts. the best rmcdN
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DISASTERS.

Ship Harriet & Augusta, abandoned 18th ut, was CAT
TONS valued at $50 00 and partially insured in New York
where her cargo of railroad iron also insured
Bark Geo Leslie Of Thomaston, from Matanzas for Fail
mouth +, put into New York 18th for REPAIRS having
sprung leak of 500 strokes per hour when DIS out
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Buzzell's VEGETABLE Bilious Ritters

This meicne is Of long standing. 1t is nostrum
got to deceive the public thousands Of the citizens
this State have and will testify. The proprietor has cer
Gates from all parts Of the State recommending them above
all others for the various diseases for which they
administered.
For Iumors, Dr. Buzze's Btters are an nfaibe reme-
dy. Their reputation is established. When the IIumor
appears externally Buzzclls Improved Humor Ointment
should be applied, and relief will be immediate and cure
eventually become permanent Price 81 IL cts per bot
tie
Sold at Wholesale by NATHAN WOOD, No. 20 Market
Square, Portland and by his Agents throughout state
AGENTs-Bath, L. Lincoln, T. W. Lucas Brunswick, f.
T. Gatchcl X Co., J. Il. HALEY, A. L. Stanwood, J. H.
Stanwood, Sanwood Dunning lIarpswell, Chas John
SON. r. = Jack j. f. Lampson; Phipsburg, Tallnan Low
ell, Benz Clifford, Geo. p Todd, II. j. Segeburg; Edge
VIM Carlisle Damarscota, E. Dana Jr. BRISTOL r. Her
bert. Sw45
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TO THE TRADE!
HE subscriber has received consignment for private
i sale, the following RICH GOODS, which will only
be sold by the piece or package:
200 pieces superior style Prints;
SO {" Summer Stuns;
50 Lawns;
so Berage DeLanes;
Is +" Ginshams;
20 Nankins;
bales extra Bats;
Waddng;
100 lbs Linen and Cotton Thread;
200 doz superior Spool Cotton;
Tickings Drillings, Cambrcs, Demins Stripes, &c.
May 16. J. T GILMAN.