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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-25
LYONS " co.
importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To-
bacco, and all kinds of Foreign Wines,
Liquors, etc
No. le CEDAR STREET. Nashville -4-
AROMATIC OR STOMACH BITTERs..

THE undersigned, having been appointed Sole AgeRts
4 the S0uih for Mills Celebrated Bitters most respect
fully inform the public generally that they have JUST
ceiyed large supply.
These btters not equaled by any others in use
which will De plainly psTcepble first trial They are
particularly adapted for BAR, HOTEL AND FAMILY
USE.
For sale either b. the case Of one dozen oach or single
bottles. Cali and examine at
LYONS & cos, 10 Cedar street.
Sole Agents for the Southern States
March o 1a55-.f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-25

IT
tfeatsaen The Graeienberg Medicines are akng hue-
" as the people are becoming acquainted with them the
Sarsapare has especially done wonders in cases CT liver
and lung complaints Of long standiu IN pareu
lar that OF Judge GardenhIre who has been confined to
bis house for nearly years wan internal disease so
bad that he afraid to walk cut Of sight Tor ir lie
would drcp down. Two bottles STssP4rla and three
boxes OF the Vegetable Pills have AIM quite we'll and
stout He is attend ng 10 his business actively Us he
was and it would please gu to bear hun express n
sell in favor Of your medicines They all give satisfaction
in eveav case. SAMUEL a. NAChESLiE, I. NJ
- For sale By Alan MACKENZIE, Nashville and
By every Druggislin the State. mhli-t
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KAIL.RoAD NurICE.

No shipments entitled to the above rates unless each ans
every package has tie Of the Depot delivery aDs
iheinitials n. & c. Z. Z. plainly marked upon it.
Nashville jan lift H. l. A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-25

THOSE REAL MEERsCHAUM PIPES.
HAVE lust received something rich, and chaste
Lin the Pipe Line Call and the richest and largest
assortment of Pipes brought this State They are
open and ready for inspection for SALE wh0Ie-
sale RETAIL at the sign Of the Little IEdian corner OF
Cedar and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn,
dec22-tf J.MoORE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-25

To Railroad and Turnpike Contractors.
- D0Z. picks, y dozen shoEels,
u 10" mattocks, 40 drills,
10 " spades, T5 steel pointed crow bars
8" sledge hammers, 80 crow bars unfinished;
In store and for sale low BY NcCREA & TERRASS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-25

LoNGW0RTH's NATIVE WINES.
WE have just received direct from \. Longworh the
w following celebrated brands of Caiawba Wine La
dies or Sweet inc; Sparkling Caswba Wine. Also Ca
tavba Brandy the rival Of the French Cognae
s. IL. LOOMS co,
ian Sole Agent for The Manula etuIer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-25

yGTE have now in stere by laie arrivals
w 80 hhds n. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbls MoiaSses do;
100 do Deans Extra WHISKY;
rs box3s-haves and quarers--Stsr Candies;
80 do Palm Soap
Toe DO Tallow Candles;
z25 10 Western Reserve Cheese;
90 bbls Clover Seed
IS boxes Peter N. Boaz's Tobacco MOL;
90 DO Presten's do do;
"a do Il. B0yds DO DO;
10 90 Boaz Goodvin's 90 DO
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regalia Cigars, ali grades;
Which we viii sell low Tor cash.
jams 5. Ii. LOuhiS W
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JUST RECEIVED:

7 RAVE lot of fine eastern made OVER COATS. which
i | will sell at cost for cash -
jaD2 JNO BRO"NE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-25
PENNSYLVANIA I.AILROAD.

~ - 7sss;ss 800 s. ..ss3
Il with Western Northwestern. an Southwestern States
By continuous Railway direct This road also connects
al PittsbuTg sith cay line of Steamers all ports on
The Western Rivers eEd Cleveland and SaDdusky with
Steamers to all ports on tire Northwestern Lakes making
the most drec easgrst cad reliable rotsss by which
FREIGHT can be forwardei TO and from the trexs sst
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L. Il. FRENCH having Withdrawn as above from the
firm Of H. s. FRENCH q SONS, the business viii De con-
Quoted By the undersigned under the firm and style OF
5. FRENCH SON. = H. 5. FRENCH.
ante5 Et I q FRENCH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-25

TTU FRANCIS L +. hcGEHEE have opened an
Agency for the Purchase and Sale OF Real Estate IN
Franklin County. Orders accompanied with explicit IN
strucons will be attended to with despatch. Ef Otice
in Winchester. fsbil-tf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-20

CAUSE OF THE LATE OUTBREAK AT ER1E.-
The Cleveland Herald says, it is but right to
state that the time originally granted by the
supreme court of Pennsy lvania for the re-
laying of the track, expired on the 7th inst.
But the court ordered the plans for relaying
the track to be first submitted for its appro-
val. The railroad company Immediately
submitted their plans to the court, but the
court did not finally enter their approval OF
these plans until Dec. 2lst, leaving only II
days of the four months in which the com
pany were ordered to relay the track The
court thereupon extended the time for relay
ing the track 60 days from the 9Th inst. The
mob say that the court had no right to give
this extension, and, in imitation Of the re-
loubtable justice Dogberry, of Erie, who last
winter overruled decision Of the U. States
court, they have taken the law into theil
own hands.
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THE PERRYsBURG JOURNAL. TIT

DR., Graham, who was sent to the New
York penitentiary for murder, has been kick
ing up a fuss by getting drunk on the bran
dy kept in the medical department, he hav-
ing position in that Office. We think such
man ought to be kept out of the way OF
brandy, and in the stone picking line.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-20
TIE OLp SOLDIERS CoNvENrIoN.-W Wash

THE OLD SOLDIERS CONVENTIONAL Wash
ington, Jan. 9.-Thc convention of the sol
diers of the war of 1912, met to-day, accor
ding to adjournment. Several of the old
soldiers spoke of the incidents of times past,
and among them ex-Gov. Ritner, of Penn
sylvania, made an eloquent speech in behalf
Of the Pennsylvania troops. Sundry addi-
tional resolutions were passed with a view
to carry out those adopted yesterday, one of
which provided for the appointment of
standing subcommittee of one or more from
each state. TO remain III this city and press
immediate action upon their claims by con-
gress. Complimentary resolutions to Gen.
Leslie Combs, the author of yesterdays res
olutions, and to other individuals, were ad-
opted. An excellent daguerreotype Of the
convention was taken. .....
The senate resolution to admit the dele
gates to the senate chamber was accepted,
and with the flag presented them by the la
dies of Albany, at their head, the veterans
marched to the capitol and visited the sen
ate. The convention finally adjourned un
/ til tomorrow at 9 o'clock, when, in accord
ance with the resolution adopted, they will
proceed in body to visit Mt Vernon, there
TO disband, to meet again in this city on the
Sth of January next.
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ry war under Washington. The old gentle
man was hale and hearty, and sble to take
care of himself until few days before his
death, which was caused by a fracture Of
his thigh from a fall Fremont Journal
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rangement of pre-paying postage in advance, fifty
per cent is saved to the purchaser All letters con-
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follows FOWLERS q WELLS,
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AN OH HERo.-We learn from the Seneca
Advertiser that Frederick KarriclN aged l02
years, died in Venice township, Seneca CO.,
on the 28th ult. He was in the rcyolationa-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-20
The War Forces.

'nSll' an" ,''0'o ~ -. -. -, /
seheu oy .!'7 N":to ~ oo'o'p'iI i ''ie %" er H.
tlors' so'tIs' sn..i''lenro atI F Li'u I oI ~"
loss ny one V' tMo wv odSo ~ otooUi ou. ~
termfhallIP G1l,,J to MU',r' ,me no"
genera ca'c,' louoy l1' 1s nno
iIe fIeut'i 'llus'eleH w non ", -; :,'"i 49, y"
making Il 'o'ol S're"S' " " 'o'ooo III '"' 0'
!i'1 ru''NS' ..c-....,t. ,l .t,,, tho
=, ,,hors fnr the v.nrk IN ha done
,h,, T;ni,. .h.,J ,bo c,Ilowino remarks.
Wv. III ,
lhe f7aaer may pelnap 'lhs ~ 1;.,, N.Y."
What 'le r"'eS ol '''l'a.y SIlcnCe u'1.i -,
sucn cases. Acco'u"l2 ~ aNsee I' IS,u n"
"aX'InS' ,"G nu'''p|' VI ',''. or Wy hSiI ~ ~
,.enC"aH ,hrso fnnr,Rs Of the strength Of
,ha' a'aarr;sno and thera should b. at least
,hraoo rsJ;af,' If his nnmber-,hat is TO saw,
on,I oi,I orarJ of tha tronchrs should be ON du.
.a;o91t bonrs onlv ont nr the twenty Cour
,,;onsI 'I;n,.aJ hr rr.sh ouard at the exnira'
.:oo ,t,at ,;n,, Rnt h,e;des the dntiee
~; r0I ,ho trnncbas ,har, A., the regular duties
nf rf wa ,ha ar,nv snrh as nickat c9mn. escor,
y, a,,, ','N g. EGr these a nnmberof men equal
~. ;ho,,t o,,a ,erth of the whole army is re-.
t,,;n,J o,I tbev shonlI have fonr rpIiefs -
Now if we estimate the garrison of Sebas
,onol at 40 600 three fourths of this number
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-20

The government of Paraguay lately order
ed all citizens of the Uuited States to leave
Paraguay, except Mr.. Hopkins, our late con-
sui, who was to be detained until he should
resign all claims and pretensions to certain
lands which he had bought of that govern
mrnt, and of which he must be held the ie-
gilimate owner. With this condition Mr..
Hopkins refused to comply, and applied to
the commander of the y. S. steamer Water
With to interpose his services. The steam
er took up position, with her guns double
shotcd, and bearing in the direction of the
presidential palace. and threatened TO bonn
bard the town of Assumcion if any Amer
leans should BE- molested while embarkng.
The Poragnayans. dreadfully frightened kept
entirely clear Of their own streets during the
time, and so nothing further happened. A
decree has since been issued closing the rv-
er Paraguay against foreign vessels of war OF
all nations.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-20

From BUENo8 AYREs.-We have Buanos
Ayres papers Of the 27th and 29th October,
aud Sd and 4h November. La Tribuna of
the last two dates contains the message of
the president of the Argentine Confederation
to the first federal legislative congress on the
opening of its sessions.
The president expresses the hope that the
treaty concluded with the United States Of
America in relation to the free navigation of
the rivers Parana and Uruguay will be ap-
proved by the congress. Raticaions of a
similar treaty for the free navigation of those
rivers were exchanged with England on the
llth Of March, and with France on the 2lSt
Of September, 1884.
The funeral of Gen. Paez, an illustrous
soldier Of the war of independence in South
America, was TO be celebrated at Buenos
Ayres on the 4th of November, with great
honors. IN. Y. paper. @ -s.f
Eastern times., 1855-09-13

u. S. DIsTRIcr CoURT.-Judge Kane
Mdnpnission Of a Georgian Stare by The Mas
ter.-Yes,erday morning, female slave, aged
35, from Georgia, accompanied by her master,
made application on habeas corpus TO be de-
clared free and released from the custody and
control of her master, therein named. The
master made reply, that it is true the said ne
gro woman (named) now in the possession Of
defendant, was foymerly his slave for life, and
resided with him in the State of Georgia, but
he does not now claim to hold her as a slave,
having consented that she should be free, and
permitted her TO come to Philadelphia 10 reside
and live as free woman he having thereby
renouaeed all claim to her and her services, and
admits that she is free by his voluntary act of
manumission, and is willing that the Court
shall make a decree that shall fully certify
these facts, and be hereafter the evidence that
she is free. The Court decreed accordingly.
The Southern master brought his slave to
Philadelphia for the express purpose of manu-
mitting her, as that cannot be performed in the
state of Georgia.-PM North American.
Eastern times., 1855-09-13

CHRISTIAN MIRROR. The last number ot
this paper contains an announcement that the
Committee, chosen at Brunswick on the even
ing of August lst, consisting of E. Shepley,
w. Smyth, j. w. Bradbury, U. Balkan, S.
c. Fessenden, and +. b. Webb have obtained
a contract for the conveyance of the Christian
Mirror, TO be held by trustees for the benefit
of "a stock company.
The shares of the joint stock company, yet
to be formed, and by which the paper will be
owned, are to be S25 each.
The Trustees are Professor VIM. Smyth OF
Bowdoin College, and Rev. Messrs. j. o.
Fiske, U. Balkan, and E. B. Webb. The
editor chosen by them, and approved by the
Trustees of the Missionary Society, is the
Rev. JAMES DRuMMoND of Lewiston Falls, an
able and spirited minister.
The stock must be taken up by the first Of
October, or the contract will not be binding
Argus.
Eastern times., 1855-09-13

The Boston Post in remarks on the death
of Abbott Lawrence, closes with the follow
ing:
"Such eminent mortality, such swift re-
moval of old landmarks, seem to make the
sands of time ooze from beneath our feet aud
to open to our vision the portals of eternity.
And then the way the world moves steadily
on, as ever, when it seems as though per-
manent rent had been made in it, and it must,
at least pause awhile This shows that the
life of the lndididual is but a breath. 1t comes
forth like the flower it contributes its allotted
portion TO the general life of humanity, and
then it flies like the shadow. Let all heed the
thought, that there is no enduring fame but
for those who promote the well being of their
fellow men,
Eastern times., 1855-09-13

MUSICAL CONVENTION State Musical
Convention closed its session in this city on
Friday. We have not time TO speak particu-
larly of it, and will merely remark that al
though not so large as that of last year, it was
regarded as emminently successful, there hav-
ing been larger amount of musical talent and
an increased interest in the science exhibited.
Prof Baker and Mr.. Ball are eminently quall-
fed 10 teach. They were accompanied BY Miss
Little of Boston, whose musical performances
are very highly spoken of. The concerts OF
the Association were well attended, aud the ap-
probation of the performances was evinced by
loud and hearty bursts of applause.
Eastern times., 1855-09-13
Ntutbs.

In this city, 11h inst Doct Benjamin Prescott aged 49,
in this city, 7th nst Helen Mathews, aged year IL
months.
In this city, 9TH inst, George F. Stuart aged months
In this city, 9th inst, Sarah B. Sprague aged years.
In this city, 9th inst, Robert C. Power aged years
months.
In this city, 5th nst Ada F. daughter of Reul Web
ster, aged 10 months.
In Brunswick, Nrs H. n Page, widow Of late Dr. Page,
and only sister Of Hon D. C. Magoun of this city; Mr.
james Prendall, aged about As years.
In Topsham3d int Susan Jane daughter Of James and
Susan Tarbox aged years months; DIANA daughter Of
Franklin Thompson, of Depee, Wisconsin, aged 10 years
10 months. U
In Gardiner, Ellen Cutter, daughter of Samuel Jr. and
Susan T. Adam, aged months, Wired Rowland, of
VIM W. and Julia Bradstreet, aged IS months Is days.
In Rockand Ada infant daughter of Elijah 4. and Mary
J. s. Workman, aged months and days Earnest Frank
ln Of Benjamin F. and Susan W. Dean aged months
and q days Sarah Eva, daughter of Hector NJ. and Sa-
rah A. Rhoades, aged months and s days
In South ThomaStOn, Joseph NJ, of jeremiah and
Mary Philbrook, aged Is years.
In New Orleans 18th u, of yellow fever, William r.,
son ofStephen Neal, Esq of this city
In Sangervie, 18th ult., Mrs. Lydia, wife of Samuel
Gould, aged IS years, formerly of Woolwch
In Genoa Italy Aug 49, ofchoera Capt Israel Cross of
ship Harvest Queen about 49, lie belonged Brunswick
Eastern times., 1855-09-13

violence, was it done by the prisoner. Is there
any testimony that any other person had the op-
portunity to do this violence If the prisoner
caused her death what is the offence Is it
murder in the first degree-or second degree,
or is it homicide. The learned judge clearly
stated what constituted these three separate
crimes and ielt ii 10 the jury TO infer what crime
it was.
The case was given to the Jury al IL O'Clock
A. NJ, on Wednesday. They did not agree
nutil Thursday morning-when they came into
Court and rendered a verdict of MURDER in the
second degree. The prisoner made few re-
marks and was then sentenced to the State
Prison for life.
Eastern times., 1855-09-13

MILITARY.-We learn that there is 10 be a
Muster of the Second Brigade, composed ol
the lst and Cd Regiments, at Portland, on the
25th and 26lh of September. The field Off
GERS and staff of the I'd Regiment, are as fol-
lows: Edward K. Harding, Culonel James
t. Patten, Lieut.. Colonel William NJ Ber-
ry, Major John II. Kimball. Adutant 4; Jo.
seph F. Berry, Quarlermaster Zina H. Rob.
inson, Paymasier, and A. ]. Fuller, Surgeon
Eastern times., 1855-09-13
The Honesdale, Pa, Herald records tn

The Honesdale, Pa, Herald records the
following case of remarkable recovery =
Augustus " Behn, the young man who had
one portion of his abdomen and hand shot
away by the premature discharge of a cannon
at Seelyville, while celebrating the Fourth Of
July, has so far recovered as to be able to
walk about his room, with a fair prospect OF
his recovery. The nature of his body wound
was such, we understand, that he was not al
lowed to take any food for fourteen days.
His bowels were kept perfectly quiet, free
from any movement, for three weeks and not
till the fourth week was he permitted to move
from perfect level and straight position on
his bed.''
Eastern times., 1855-09-13
State of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss.-4ft Probate Court held at Wiscasset
on the Sd day Of September, A. ID. 1855.
ORDERED, That VIM. D. Sewall, administrator Of the
" estate of Joseph Sewa late of Bath formerly in said
County, deceased notify the Heirs at Law and Creditors
said deceased and all persons interested that
Administration on the Estate of said deceased will be of
fered for allowance Probate Court Wiscasset the
first Monday Of October next ten O'Clock, A. NJ when
and where they may be present if they Notice
to be given by publishing aested copy of this Order In
the Eastern Times three weeks successfully before said
Court of Proboe. Given under my hand this Sd day Of
September in the year of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and y-ive.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Copy Attest, E. FooTE, Jr, Register. 3w13
Eastern times., 1855-09-13

C Rev. Royal Parkinson, lately of An
trim, N. H., having accepted an invitation TO
become the pastor of the Congregational church
in West Yarmouth, has removed TO the latter
| place,
Eastern times., 1855-09-13

CANADA HAS GAINED THE PRIzE-The Par
is correspondent of the Montreal Gazette who,
we believe, is one of the Commissioners of the
Exhibition, states in his last letter that Mr..
Logan has, by the unanimous award of the
jurors, gained the gold medal for the best col
lection of minerals in the world.
Eastern times., 1855-09-13
Princes Protean Fountain PEN.
!. Patented Jan %, 1855.
WEI. b, Stcariis, Centre ST., Bath,

AGESF ron sAcADAnoc KESNEBEc coUNTFs'
ApyAxfAdEs.-An incorrodble and durable Ink Reser-
voir made Of rRorsAx ndrr Goodyears Patent, filled with
ease and rapidly, SUPPLYING tho pen Jr SIX eight hours
AMI save about iiiird II Tie time
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N'9Tt Il, beautiful light, ana elastic maitrial.
10 structure is snlc, and not liable get cut 81 or ri
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Magic Pen: It is light graceful easily feeua e,.
Jade1is complete and Hished arcie.-Ne,c FAX
Eureka Eureka 4 We have found it atIast; A FI \
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10 AL VINO write much whose time is az
WI prove an Invaluable imyenor-C Cogs17ercYgJ I
all men y take eat pleasure in recommending it tn
an nrn VINO n DO not wish to he trouble with constant i
cuifehce 70 an inksland.--fmer. TEN. UrIon
As reporters Pen, have never seen or head a,,,
ts oequal T. It's just the facility wanted III t epa
pent, so that may keep up with the acc of eectrcy
s'eIh' uko. hELLoG, Reporter 625 Broadway, NJ "
we must regard tins Pen one the grand improvr
ments Of the age.-P0rtland Trdnscgist and ETccf,d
Just the thing for any person who has much writing to DO
-NcWTk Eagle.
Tor ighness and convieniece it is in my Judgment
vailed, and too valuable to be arted with fr ten times its
c,st It could not be replaced Oiericas in the Christian
Mirror.
The Pen must have great run ANY nen that runs for
eght hours ut dip, may be said to have great runbut
his Ienwil become tried and valued friend-wil
ule temper o the business and preserve the conpo
sure OF the irritable poet.-IIaTtford Couranf.
we are writing with one which does six hours
ce without failure or stoppage and have found it mex
/ gekisf. N ~" -''"'
pen among pens, is what Colts Revolvers is among
.stos oe WIN IRE dozen shots, and the other write
dozen sheets, with single charge or hor of
| Major Jdcf DoIrfiiHg.
A Clergyman who has written whole Sermon with one
OF these pens without once dipping in ink said 10 US
that he would not dispense with it for twenty times its
4 value.-B0stOn EUeniHg TransHsr
If could not procure another Of similar merits one
hundred dollars would not purchase from me the one
have Neiu York Clergyman.
( We continue to with entire satisfaction -
| Ncr York Independent, Nay 1oth 1855.
| "Le those write who wrote before,
And those who always wrote, now write more"
Price s. 80 300 So 50 100 and $3.50. 8ms
Eastern times., 1855-09-13
Murriugts.

In this city, 9th inst. by Rev. A. Moore Mr. Samuel c.
Lord to Miss Mary Pembroke, all of Bath.
In Rockland, Mr. Glover Webster of North Haven, to
Miss Adca +. Beverage of r.
In Damariscotta, Mr. George H. Kngsbery, of Washing
ton Territory, to Miss Mary E. Barstow of D;
In Frankfort, Mr. Daniel Hermon Of Brunswick to Mss
Delphina Philbrook, of T.
Eastern times., 1855-09-13

0 A silver pitcher with gold chain and
plate attached, valued at $50, was presented to
CAPT. H. G. BERRY, of the Rockland CITY
Guards, by the members Of his Company few
days since.
Eastern times., 1855-09-13
Sagadahoc Ferry.
At Auction.

WILL be sold at auction, to the highest bidle on
SATURDAY y, Sept. Is. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. d,
the Bath side of the Ferry all the Real Estate in Bath
and Woolwch belonging to the Sagadahock Ferry Com
pany, together with the Steamer Woowch Also imme-
diaely after the above the Steamer Kennebs will be offer
ed. Also the Two Story House in Woolwich joining the
Ferry land together with all the out building and land
connected wit the N,t
The above will all be sold without to-. q highest
bidder to close the concern.
Terms LIBERAL and made known at the time and place of
sale. For further particulars inquire of
J. C. l.. BOOKER, Assignee or
Sept 4. OWEN CO., Aucts.
Eastern times., 1855-09-13
Just Arrived

ND now opened inspection and more particularly
n SELL choice Meats in jars, Lard, Pork prime March
Cheese, Sugar Cured Hams, put up expressly for Family
Ketchups of all kinds Sardines different size boxes
Olive O Guava Jelly Current jelly Raspberry JAM and
in fact without going all the details, the subscriber
will remind the public that he has about all things that
nice and will sell any else in the market
ALF. I. ROBINSON
Don't forget the place of FroIt st. and Sagadahock
Ferry wharf