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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

House, Ell {. Dye think I'm one Of them
sort, stranger / sleep in the prairie, | eats
raw buffalo, and drinks out of the Mississippi
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SOAPS.

OW'S Brown aud White Windsor Byron's Brown
Ia Windsor, Honey, Spring and Summer Mosaic, Chinese
Floating, French Moustre and Fancy Soaps, Ceophane
md Yankee Soups, for sale at
May 90 o MATHEWS.
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Self-Heating Charcoal Iron.

That used with charcoal for ironing and article that
every family ought to have We ourselves, and like
much, and therefore recommend it to all, being
just what wanted. 1t will 80 per cent of fuel be-
sides being flee from the heat Of stove, which is quite
object In weather.
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Special Notice.

THE health Of the subscriber rendering change in his
business necessary, all persons indebted to him either
for Drugs Medical Services requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
After the day of April the business of the Store will
be conducted STRICTLY on the cash principle.
Aprl2 j. MATHEWS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

Mister, where's your house = asked Gu
rious traveller, Of a half horse, half alligator
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13
Ladies',

YOU have Boots and Shoes, of any kind, made at
short notice. by leaving your orders my store-for
have the workmenD (March6) L. s. FISHER.
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Fruit! Fruit! and Vegetables

IL the varieties Of the received by steam
every trip. For sale at the ofte subscriber
corner Of Front street and Sagadahock Ferry wharf
Bath, Jolly 10, 1855. ALI. T. ROBINSON.
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Old Soldiers.

BOUNTY Land Warrants obtained for all soldiers and
sailors the Of the United States since $780, who
served fourteen days and upwards Those who have
eceved but Forty Acres, entitled to One Hundred
md Twenty acres more. Apply to JOHN II. KIMBALL.
Bath, March s, 1855 3Stf
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NEW FALL GOODS!

NOW opening at the GRANITE STORE, large stock of
~ Fall Dry Goods, consisting OF Plain Striped and Plain
Dress Silks the largest and best stock of Black Silks
opened in this city All WOOL Figured and Plain DeLaine
Cashmere Shawls Bay State Shawls Thibets Lyoneses
Printed Flannels White flames Red and Mixed Flan-
nes; Raw Silks White Linen Linen Damask Beached
Sheengs, also good assortment of Embroideres. Also
Broad Cloths Cassmeres, Satinets, Doeskns, &C. The
purchasers of Dry Goods invited to call and examine
for yourselves. OWEN CO.
Sent
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Gentlemen,

GIVE call for Boots, for have large stock Of
VI tom work hand-or leave your orders for them for
have good workmen there is in the State.
March 6. L. 5. FISHER.
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prrpLE MEN AND WOMEN.

Whose nupa beds for years have been couches Of
monument and regret, will find RAILWAYS RENOVA-
TING RESOLvENT true renovator and Inyigorahor of
the diseased and disabled parts. All unsoundness is re-
moved in days. and every organ in the system res
tered to health strength, and vigor,
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Valuable House Lets for Sale.
GOOD

GOOD!
DR0AD Axe Handles;
ID Marrow Axe Handles;
Adze Handles;
Pick Axe Handes
Maui Handles;
Hammer Handles
Hoe Handles;-Just received and for sale by
II. NJ. HOVEY,
Mays AZ Front, cor. Arch ST., Bath, Me.
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No. Q.


No. 2.
Continued from last toeek.
R. R. R. DISCOVERING. 2.
RAILWAYS RENovATING RESoLvENT
Possesses the quick and potent power all Chron
ic Scroulus Syphic, and Skin Diseases In six hours
after the first dose is aken the patient will feel its health
renovating efficacy
The most foul and corrupt minors will in few days,
yield the cleansing purifying and renovatng influence Of
the X. II. RESOLVENT.
The most Ioathsome Sores, Ulcers Nodes swengs, and
the most
FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASES,
Have been cured in few days ny RAILWAYS REN0VA-
TING RESOLyENT It's pleasant to take, and the pa
enfees sagreeable sensation Of sickness at stomach
CHRONIC DISEASES
That have been lingering in the system, corruptns the
bool soenng the bones prosrang the muscles for ten,
twenty forty years have been radically cured by RAD
WAYS RENOvATING RES0LyENT.
GREAT LUNG MEDICINE FOR ALL LUNG COM
PLANTS.
Persons affected with weak liberated Lungs, Tuber-
cules Bronchitis, Hacking, Dry Cough, Difficult Breathing
RAILWAYS RENovATING REsoLvENT win in a
short all distractions from the lungs and throat
and mpart strength and soundness to The week and dis
eased lungs.
There is no medicine in present that has made so
many rapid of Lung Complaints as RAILWAYS
RENOVATING RESOLVENF. One day will alter the
diseased condition of the lungs and check the ravages Of
decay.
The public may rely upon eectual Of the follow
ing diseases by using the REN0VATING RESOLYENT;
Chronic Rheumatism Hip Diseases,
Scrofula Female Complaints,
Glarslular Swellirgs, Dyspepsia,
Hacking dry Cough, Water Brash
Cancerous Affections, Govt,
Syphilitic Complaints, Ricketts,
bleeding of the Lungs Salt Rhenm,
Tic Doloroux, Bronchitls,
White Sweincs Consumption,
Tumors, Ulcers, Liver Oompiaiht'
Skin Diseases,
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

lust received, large and extensive assortment OF
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c, which offer the
lowest manufactory prices. hese fixtures arerom the
best mandatory and all warranted. Please call
and examine. s. W. HEATH d co.
Rafh 4 4
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House Paper.

A LARGE assortment Of new and beautiful patterns of
II House Paper. Common medium. satin and god,-com-
velvet and gold borders More opening, and for sale
by az SAWYER d MAG0UN.
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Corn and Flour.

DER SCHOONER PERU from New York, $500 bushels
(mealing) Corn 1868 bbls 'Garden City" mills 100 do
Buckeye State" dol 100 do Magnolia 100 Shawmut do
st. Louis so do Akron City do (0hio "a do 1. Putnam
do Genesse Double Extra. For sale by
Oct s. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS co.
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Som. & Ken. and Ken. & Port.
RAILROADS.
Fall Arrangements Commencing Mon
day, October l, 1866.

80 - - -
TRAINS leave daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
kendalPs Mills for Augusta, Bath, Portla1d and Bos-
ton 10 Is A..
Kendals Mills for Augusta, 10 10 A. and 5 45 p NJ
Augusta for Bath, Portland and Boston, 80 and IL Is
A. N.
Augusta for watervile and Kendars Mills, 90 A. NJ,
and As P. ".
Bath for Portland and Boston, 40 A. and II 20 N.
Bath for Augusta, 50 aud 20 P. M.
Bath for Augusta, Wate vile and Kendars Mills IS
P. NJ.
Portland for Bath, Augusta and Kendall's Mills 90
P.
Portland for Bath and Augusta 90 and As P N.
Bath for Brunswick, 6 40 NJ.
Bath for Brunswick, IL 20, IS and 20 p NJ.
Brunswick for Bath, 10 and 80 A. NJ, IL 55 and Is
P. M.
Brunswick for Portland at 06 A. NJ. II SO P. NJ.
Brunswick for Augusta at % A. NJ, ID PA
Brunswick for Augusta and Kendalps Mills l3P. NJ.
Trains for Kendals Mills from Bath, connect at Ken
dalps Mills for Bangor
Stage Connections.
Stages leave Bath at 90 A. M and 90 P. NJ Tor
rival the train from the Wes for Wiscasso Damaris-
fast Stages leave Augusta, daily, for Belfast, at4 90
Stages leave Kendalrs Mills the arrival Of each train
for Skowhegan Arson, Norridgewock and Moose Head
Lake.
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent.
September %, 1855. 17tf
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PERFUMERY

UBlN'5 and SWANS Extracts, Gloss, Farna. Pine
IL Apple and Wicker Cologne ETHEREAL Spirits OF Pat
chouy and Jasmine Sweet Bags Pungents, &C., for
sale May % MATHEWS.
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Flour and Corn.

RH0BBLS Baltimore and Ohio -four; 1900 bush white
OOO corn, per schooner Susan and Mary, landing
and for by D. l.. PATTEN.
Oct. 2.
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Cheese.

NOW opening at the Granite Store, the largest stock
~ plaid and plain thibcts ever offered in Bath.
Oct. 3. OWEN < co.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH!
And by using the
Patent Washboiler

~" "'" J"'" ofedt OdUIHg " fbe''
THIS entirely new article and all that have seem
in operation at store, do not hesitate to that it
is just the article for takes but five
worth Of charcoal to do common washing. 1t will oper
ate wei out of doors in any place. and therefore
from all heat and in the house. Call and it oper-
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Plaid Thibets

CONGRESS WATER constantly on hand, fresh from the
Y New York SPRINGS for sale cheap by A. T. ROBINSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field Of its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the couH'rv abounds
in persons publicly known, who have boon restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
of CoLDs, CoUGHs HoARsENEss, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it is the peasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that ew
has been. and that the genuine article is sold by
H. II. HAY Druggist Portland, Me-, general agent @
the State, for my Cherry Pectof and Catharc Pills, "a
when all orders should be addressed.
1yeop25 A. e. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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COAT,

600 TONS Run of the Mines Cumberland Coal just
AOO arrived from Baltimore, and for sale by
April %. VIM. HEATH.
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FOR THE HAIR

YON'S Katharon, Cherbonrgh's TrcJpherous, Jules
IL Hauels Eau Lus rate, Fosters Mountain Compound
Spauldng's Rosemary and Castor Oil, Van Deusan's
Wahphene, Bears Oil, English Pomades, Hair Dyes,
for,sale at NAV $50 MATHEWS.
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The Piano Eortes

GOLD by SAWYER d MAG0UN are acknowledged to
be the best that manufactured in the United States
and the prices guaranteed to be low the lowest
ower-the quality of the instruments considera-
tion matter what the Cay may be- And, heretofore
they take second hand Instruments in exchange
ones, at fair rates.
Som
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DIR 'lpttklg Clnlllet
repssasy metn,ns, oct 10, 1865
II Conn esrcNpENts AM ComMuns

II CORRESPONDENTS Arn CoM"uhs
,cants -Four Or FIVE long letters.
from abroad foreign pa,ts) on or
table, the only serious objection to
which. il lenyth. Eredth mud depth
with lis is nothing but length, cuts
oft 81 our columns, about one hall 1t
The generous and spontaneous ciler-
,ngs al the sline Of literature, by our
travelling friends in other parts -
Gan they, and will they net bear this
fact il mind. aud colate, tondense,
ahraviate and curtail their ideas |?
The great peculiarly Of The age, is 70
time save. md labor save a short
communication is soon written, quick
" retsued. aud IL il has any point
long Remembered
Uncle Tobias Ghost story is
shctt enough and will appear.
:" IN tight place. was evidently in
tended for Harris Mirror" il is too
sentimental for us, 10 say nothing Of
'ts enormous length Shall we hand
il over TO Harris, when he returns
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-21

~ Mason, the American Minister
at Paris, surprised his countrymen in
that capital by attending the re Dcum
ordered by Louis Napoleon in honor Of
the capture of sebastopol. The other
ministers Of neutral powers were absent
and the Americans in Paris thought,
Mr. Mason ought to have acted with
like propricty. 0g.=.
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Cornor Delaye Of PHILADELPHIA has

Cornor believe Of Philadelphia has
in l,is possession three pictures Of n
novel description They arc u full
length portrait Of Washington stand
ing by his white horse, the coat Of arms
Of the United States, and likeness
Of the worthy functionary HIMSELF
And how were they executed, With
no other instrument than a rcd hot
poker, on poplar boards A young
English artist Of unfortunate habits
did this wonderful Work with caress
hand, aud in n remarkably short
space of time. The pictures arc. cor
rectly, and even delibately shaded
and really look as if they had been
monochromatically painted , They
are wonders Of genius
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-21

WRITER AepanrsMrnts The card ~
winter arrangements II HE chsl packets
Hslba DcnsA and Mnslr, is published in
cm advertisement columns telaar They
are both number one boats, with model
commanders. and will. as l,ereInfets. cu,,,e
IN fora full share Of public patronage.
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IL King John once demanded Of
a certain Jew, ten thousand marks ,
on refusal Of which. he ordered one
If The Isfaslite's teeth to be drawn
every day until he should consent -
The Jew lost seven, and then paid The
required sun-4henee The saying, in
spite Of his teeth
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IL We learn from the Il. s. Trea-
eurer's statement ll,at ON The eth ult.
The net anottnt subject to draft in The
hands Of tho Assistant Treasurer. Naw
Orleans. was S63.6bl and in The
Branch Mint, New Orleans. was ~,
2lO,llR. Transfers If 800, 900 had
been ordered to The Assistant Trnas
urHt, Nnw Orleans. and transfers If
5000 had been ordered from he
Branch Mint, New Orleans.
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Frnsr At Mnnltr-Tha

Frosr AT Monut.-TLa Mobile
Tribune, # Tuesday last says.
The rain Of Saturday cleared of At
night. and Sunday was usharsd in with
the most delightful fall wealher--oool
aud hrae'pg with bright skies, aud
only for the wind we should certainly
lave Ind frost The next night lhe
wind died away, the same temperature
existing. and carly risers Yesterday
morning found frost in low situations.
It. was moi sufficiently heavy, however,
II affect sega'aSion
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land and France, Of the resumption Of
active operations in the grimea. On
the 22l he Allies, it appears, at
tackled the Russian infantry, ON which
HE latter retreated 10 the heights,
whera they had been epdesvoting to
establish their position.
The Russian loss on the occasion
of he Commandment is estimated at
1900.
The Russians we're strengthening
The Qualifications on the northern side
Of 6eyastopol Harbour, erecting new
magazines &c.
The Allies now occupy The villages
Oh The left flank Of Eupa'orip, which
tbe Russians recently held
The Allies have as yet not attempt.
ed anything against The North side os
seyastopol but they were conoen'ta-
n,.,,.
p, ~.
I, :, ia ,h,, ,1,ou ;,t,s,l ., roye.
Sevastopol, If possible.
r,a.a1 e,aa, ,ua,a a1,.na; >,
4 a.
waros hatchkl-Sefa''
The Allies have repaired and forfi
ned 81 NtoholaE, from which they
can reply 70 the lire from The forts in
possession Of he Russians ~, The North
side.
-Four hundred Polish desertets from
tho Huss;,n army had arrival a. tho
,,,
'''s'S' ''"'p
Dohss1'oeDesFatebes from wash
lngton NJ the 10th. say
Our Government has sent request
to that Of Great Britain. demanding
Tho ,ooo1l r. ,lo p,,t;sl, u,n;s,au Ls.a
:,
:" 0o''' 'e"0' '" ''7 o'""eot'o'
winch ne had been proved ~ have
:. "a -
' nltea otates, 10 serve ~ the Alilea
army in the Cr'mea.
Instructions :" M. H".hs""..
Mr. Buchanan, otr Minister to tho
Government Of Gr4at J;r;.iap has
.oa., ,-,..4taa H., ua r.1;.,
w. ,7' 's''
% 'n'''nate ,n"' 1hs ""hroe a'ctf'ns
wv be strictly enforced BY The ehlfed
states ana particularly with reference
0 the dominican republic IN tbs IS
ana OF ~ ''o'"'ngo, 70 'fsytowht TO
j"oa' ana 70 she bay Islands.
Oo tue 10th inst, no reliable news
rom the pennsylvania elections, had
'ee" rses'ved,
A Hos1it.E MeeTrac. On Monday
at, the Milnebure cemetery, on tbe
I,ores Of Lake Pointchartrain. wss the
Gene Of hostile meeting. The selee-
ION Of. the spot was q strange one,
ut rs,
-" the tail trees,
way not less proudly sho"sh' their ancestors
:. r, ;,
=, - - NV 20 'e SUPPOSED eha' aa,'
: 'V h "o"'' IT. Ie'"sY 80 "" Y eaon
49, ;, J ha.. 10 t e,,a -. ou'a ~
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To- When Peyren proved 10 The
world, that he could trace events in
History 1000 years ear1y Than other
c',renologers Mr. r. NIartiany. en-
tered prosecution in thsNArebbish
ops court at Paris. against him for
hsrsey.
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A curious custom prevails in Paris
Of annually procIaiming the king Of
the Pumpkins, and fmaking solemn
procession in honor Of the largest
vegetable Of the species which can be
discovered. The F" King Of the
present year was grown at st. Mande,
and weighed 348 pounds, being a
little less than seven feet in circum-
ference.
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~ A great speculative movement
in Rio coffee has lately taken place in
Baltimore and N. Y A dispatch Of the
9Th reports sales Of 81 600 bags in the
two cities principally at ! ! cent?.
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Imliaaa Mquo,' Luw.--In Indian
opolis, Mrs. Leatherman has been re-
leased from punishment for selling
liquor, because tho prohibitory law has
no provision that females should be
imprisoned. Under this decision liquor
car be sold anywhere in Indiana by
woman At Evansville, however, n
Mrs Reid has been fined $50 and costs
in ona case, 800 and 30 days in Jail
in Second. and the same in a third
case, and Miss Castle, her assistant,
$40 md costs.
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The gentleman who keeps n Turk
ISL kalve in broadway, New York,
md wears an oriental fsz in tho street
is engaged to deliver three lectures
before tho Mercantile Library in Octo-
Der. So that Ihackeray and h. will
be the lions Of the course. Mr. Oscan-
yam, ia genuine Turk, though be
speaks Englisl, as well as ono Of us.-
His saloon. where YOU get tho best
coffee in town and smoke Persian to-
b"oeo' Is very popular.
Music ny SrrAM.--A Mr.. Stoddard
OF Worehester, Massachusetts, has con
atruetcd nm instrument for making
music by steam Iteonsisls Of n scsss
Of whistles, like those used on locoAo-
tives, being made Of different 90
MS to produce the desired tone CORES
ponding with each note. This com.
pletes the machine, with tho exception
Of n cylinder similar TO those used in
n common hand-organ or music box,
containing cogs, which, when properly
arranged, will, if turned by hand or
otherwise, operate upon the valves in,
such manner as TO play any tune de-
sired by simply changing the position
of tho cogs, which are arranged so as
to be movable
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w ANTED BY Respectable

w ANTED BY Respectable
~ ws1nan, g situstion Ms seannstressin
r'f7afe fyalg Hcbd rity references gtyen;
This calls 10 mind The exclamation
Of Mrs. Quickly to Tie charge made
against her for keeping disotdarIy
house. The writer Of the above (by
impliea'ion) denies tlat woman may.
live by the needle, and live honestly.
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l<,ssuru sut THE WAN X essufh

I,essuru ANT, THE WAN x essuh
whose srecula'uns on the war hage
been a'ngplatly accurate, has written
letter IL HE Ntw Yo,k Times, in
which lie expressed The opinion that
The fall Of Sebastorrl is but on insult
that does not take away the strength y
Of I,ussia, md that instead d terminal
inc the war, IL will 50 innamn he
I.ussnn pride Tint The N1af, even
wern I,n So inclined, could uni live one
week if he should dare 10 sue for "r
accept any conditions ofreace Kos
eu'h also expresses The opinion That,
for Tie next winter and 'le ney' year,
the oanpaign will probably he restfiot-
ed to the Gtimea. but That The naval
operations in the Baltic will he resum-
ed next year with augmented forces,
and on q more eI1nnti7e scale. The
great war however, he thinks. may be
reduced to war by blockade. = tttn
Of events whioI, might have some bear
ing upon American commerce 1tue
Geito.
EsrtoNaeF ~ Naptfs The sys,
TEN # espionage is carried to that ex
tep1 that police agents watch the gates
Of sTefy house. and if an unknown ina
livi1ual Is seen ~ enter, his name aud
condition is demanded Of he porter,
mi if not from s'im obtained aprl'oa
ton is made 10 tbe master Of the house
who. if unable Or unwilling to give the
required information. is forthwith ar
rested From 80 to 100 political ar
rests hth nade daily - Lou1m iHos
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We take tho following from the
Court Journal London:
" NJ Armand, director Of Tue Hippo
drome. Paris, brought on Saturday an
action before tbs Tribunal 6f Com.
MERGE, against Mr.. Morris, The pro-
prIetor Of the two Aztec children. to
obtain twenty five thousand francs
damages for having exhibited The
children in public ut the Hotel DOS
mond. aud in another establishment,
in violation Of an arrangement enter
ell into viii, him TO exhibit then sol
ely at the llppedromo. Mr.. Morris
proved that what NJ. Arnaud had tax
on for tho Aztees were specimens Of n
dimiputivs African race called Earth
mon and the Tribunal. in eonss-
1uence. dismissed bis action with
costs, ~
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GrANp PEACH Ctor--Thc Ohio
State journal notices the peach crop
Of Mr. Loughry, whose farm is on the
Ohio river, in Adams county, Ten
years ago lsssset out eleven acres with
the choicest C,oriotics Of the PEACH
The Journal says that his eleven acres
Of peaches this year will bring him the
substantial sum Of five thousand dollars
or nearly five hundred dollars per
acre.
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Mus. HuEsroS The ladies' are called
10 notice, the fresh stock of Nlillnary
Goods Just received by Ms HuEs ron, on
Third street
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Why not say-''a r'an and his wife
instead Of q lady and gentlenen.--=
The writer NJ tho above lias been read.
ing Abby Kelly Foster, on Wotnans
rights.
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w ANTED A lady md gentle,
w mar, nr twr single gentlemen aaH he NJ.
tosanodattd with hosth an1 roeus IN q private
f@nilT 81 most reasonable tsrnis during the win.
ter: fnt'iai,hd toa,na, without beard ~ young