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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-29

+, 1oI9 ecoHer H. AN on being first dis oyefed Wa.
h req neal; on being cooled h Wait r ne renewed
our books and papers TO the amount W enr, fol,;
dollars, sithout The slightest uamage ar iifrr, fops
Being iul! convncso by this oihe entire secn,i
oi ose Sales We have procured iHoilcf Of fhe
descririiGn from the same gent vz: Kcl's Ere
SAFE. sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge. No - Nagazip. ,i,,
ana mend tt;l 10 all ho desire perfet :. c,.rN
PRICE, WALSH & co.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW OHIFANS
AEw ORLEANS. April ~. 1859
we nave abundant reason 10 reoonin.ei IA iel Sai,
mahder Safe as emncnty 1reproof. &c e h; Il
ceehl opportunity. on the 5t February last Of
cAe oi that description which we pufch;,td sever.G
Years since of Mr.. Isaac Rtidge. our store -, ~.
ua'treS street. with ous entire stock hats in min o.
&C was burned on the morning Gf thai u;l SII fe,t,
our safe 10 very inteiis heat during sew, RAJ
IL saved all its contents, conn rising bank nof, .pr
checks iorupwardS of nine hundred dollars llis recy
aole Tor several thousand dollars and actorrts f %
books Tor forty thousand dollars said :: fe cos J
one hundred and ten dollars we risk nothing II, mr..
nouncins it the cheapest article ever purcIl sd
ALERT Il TRICo.
a large assortment Of WIDFRs P.TTNT S.t.u.,,r.
SAFKs, with Rieh's lmproveme for sale bv
S1EAINN d MARVIN. L.a
(successOrs to Rich & Col
r,., ~ " ATFR STREET. n. Y.
ne only Makers Of Sals mander Safes comhrfpc VIII
ders and Rieh's Patents. and Sole Pronret,,rs ~
Jones worlds Fair Lock, which has neither kew nor
he!hoIe. AlllS q HOWES.
m!S-H Agents nj Evansville. .n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-29

WHEELING IN lOls hou,
FIyE DAILY TRAINS
FIRST TRArN-Cleveland. PItrsturg Wheeling Light
Express at O'Clock A NJ. for Columbus Cleveland ID
krk Buffalo. Albany New York and Boston es,line Pi
burg. Baltimore Philadelphia and Ns~ York Zanesv,
heeling baltimore, Phad lpha and New ork; Wsshi
ield r.
SECOND TRAIS-Cleveland and Pittsburgh Aecoumodat
express. at o'clock A NJ for Columbus. Cleve md d.
krk Buffalo Albany. New York aud Boston; Or slime PIT
burg Circleviile and La Sandusky
THIRD TRAIN-Wheeng Express at l2:Ig O'Clock (noo,
Tor Columbus. Zane~ve, Wheeling Baltimore Washinrt
Ctv. Philsdelphia and New YORK; connects at Xenia
Springfield aud Delaware.
foukTH INSTRUMENTATION at NJ for Circleyi
AND Lancaster; Banehestrr and Chie0the Hillsborong
FIsrH TRAIN-Cleyelaad aud Pittsburg Night txpress
r Nj. for Columbus. Cleveland Dunkirk. buffalo AIban
New FORK and Boston: resne. Pittsbury. Philadelphia
New ork connects at Nenis to Sprin gfeld.
One trair on SUNDAY tor Columbu a ESQ p. NJ
FARB AND THROUGH fICKETs,
For prices of fare through tickets and all informa.io
please apr the 223 west SIDE
ainut street between ff Sixth south
the United states Hoelor at the hed General Ri
ROAD Oree IN the three-stOry yellow builng south
corner OF Broa ami Front directly opposite n
spencer Hcxse Railroad Hosel Mail Lapdng; or
the Eastern (Little Msu IL Depot East Front street
i. W. STRADER, General Agent.
The Omnibus Line calls for pa sengers ut all the rrinc
otes and hg leaving directions the Office No 223
street oetwetn Fifth Sixth doors south of the
taes Hotel at the oce soush-eat corner of
Front opposite the House directly ON riy
bank. they will call in AZ part of the ely.
deel5 j. Ii. HOWELL Conductor
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WM. REILLY,
HHTHOLESA ALE AND RETAIL GROCER An

Wy g HE11 NH = IT MN I'm M
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
Evansville nd vicinity that having pur hased the interest
the Senior the late of j. W Reilly he IN
tends the Grocery aud Produce at the old
lie embraces this opportunity returning thanks
pat favor and intends effort merit connu
ice Of the same ie2O-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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f,H0IGE family Butter to be hadat
" ASil COOKS
THNHEaMOMETERS. Spy Glasses ard Pocket Eve
T. Glasses. for sale by ey20 A. G. PUSHEE.
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROA
TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE q. 8. J
AND ApRks> PACK EsS.

TIKI EEkLs "A Boat of this Ii
- s-<s,sss.<rsEle leave rerre haute ana Evansville
s<-EzAzas1-esA& Monlsy Wednesday and Friday. at
r. NJ These Boats are large, ccmmodiods we'll furr
Connecting Terre Haute with Railroad aud Northern
et and Evansville with the different Lines of SteaI
IA the Ohio river. e.
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TIRES, T,VlLls. MARlNO AND sRKGHs

cases I'd bIek AIpaca Lustre do 90 ass d. coored
tigures 10 do do black hair Lustre; DO 3f wills
eoors 70 DO IA Thibet Mrino asd eolors; do "a bcg
Alpaca Serges in all qualities direct mportsons hand
and for sale a. lowest prices By JAS LOW CO.
Main St Louisville. Ky.
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EcOPLINS- rs silk an2 Cotton Poplins direct
"A ported, and for sale by JAS. Low IL Co.
augg fIS Main St, Louisville. Ky.
A!NGH AMs.-2 cases glazed black; do rs irch
Na cotton Chambrsy; do Manchester Plaid Ginghaus
styles direct mpOrtation baud aud by
JAS. Low CO..
args 4Is Main So Louisville. Ky
E3CsIINs.-2 cases styled Muslin de i.aine dree.
ltA imported, anG Tor sale by JAS. Low 3 CO..
ang9 AIS Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
EEANs-l Csnled Jeans; do Blue and White,
~ eststyles. rec d this DAY and tor sale by
JAS Low & CO.,
augs 4ls Main St. Louisville. "
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AEGTihN lktlaiHsS.

SALT, shifted bhs Kanswhan Salt Just rec'd and
- for sale at 75c per bushel by
decI6 FOSTER pRo-vS
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wAH WITH EUSSVA
mo BLACKsN.THa WEiyRsMtruS AR

'1'efDO
ssed permanent Coal iardoa Locus
aud alnu prepared 70 cell in guam the hes
PITrSBU RGH COAL. prices as can he hourh he
10 the Fails all orders left the store OF ornrook
Churchill will be thankfully received sad
TO by my3-lyG&w A j. HUTCHINSON d co. y
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IVORY Table KNIVES

- IVORY Table kNINES.
FIN assortment of Iyry Tables in stock n
sets or setts of pieces which both useful and
housekeepers Is called to this fact CHAS. s. WELLS
declZ doors below the Branch Bank.
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VALUAaLE pRnpERTY rnn s,IE

VT, u Al pnnctnay
to by my3-lyd&w A. ]. HUTCHINSON a cos
VALUABLE PROPERTY roH SALE
VII lE good dwellings. of Brick and
with the Lots thereto leOGging; also suit
aoie TOR business purposes This property situated on Pine
aud First at the Low
vance equal to other IL the ely Evansville pay
we IN it, present condition. good bargain will sysn
aud made cay. Ii sold soon two of tie houses will
lie to let and all the faruisurs terms A
ply TO Jaali-lm22tv BOYD BC CLLOCK.
THE QUESTION
NilE question before
what fellsr-and his salsre about partadier
sie-apd they propose exchange for that
purpose the er with his gal the dasarytype shop
ana Is for having the pictures he
money enough sn
tue other IL rnagniaree. should pu
IN the magDiheept osse-bs uzly or hernf-l
oud be gallant in him the ugly
"ontd IT be Jinerous In ugly
which she is - keepl THAT'S the question before the meet
ing house. We are Opeu for the discussion
WEBSTER x BRO. Daguerreotypists,
Jan'-tf Over Lawrences Marble Depot
ALT, T!!-25o btls KanswLas Salt just reed and
- for sale at 15c per bushel by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-29

UpECE1VED per steamer Altoona
ke 25 boxes " heat Starch; bills Pearl Barley;
2 bbls 0at Meal.
Per steamer AmbassadDr-
bags Spice; do Gloves;
"a bbl Indigo 50, COO s B Caps;
do Hominv; 10 doz long Shaker Brooms
bbls ) ) Almonds txs Il Rais,ns;
~ hf-t Ks VI X Raisin.; 2cases a lx Sarmines:
Is bxs " X Cream cheese: 2 do y Y Matches;
2j do Fancy Bar Soap. for sale by
jan9 l. & ID. HERMANN
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BUSINESS CARDS.

roHy C. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
Il dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Binds
Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgene
iiss etc &c. Main street, between First and Second
.t. laug10 ly
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SALE " AGONs.-The Good LATENT and '.Ycrk
- town in complete running order sasahIe fnr DEagys
or Pedlars use. for sae low by GEO. FOSTER CO.
ey29
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RSRBER SHOP.

UHAY-3O bales No. Timothy and 2l bales slightly
aged received per Canal boat Indiana and for sale by
e2s GEO. FUSTER co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
Later from Europe.

The Cunard steamer Canada, arrived at
Halifax, on Wednesday, with week later
intelligence from Europe. The first and most
important intelligence relates TO the negotla-
tons with regard to peace, which have been
considered at Vienna by the representatives of
the allied powers The propositions of the
powers. which related entirely to the ever
lastingly disputed question of the -four points, ;
were submitted to the Russian ambassador in
the presence of the Prussian minister and am
bassador, but no definite answer was received
from the Russian minister. According to one
account in the telegraphic despatch, the terms
now offered to Russia by the ambassadors of
the allied powers are far less stringent than
have hitherto been insisted on; for they de-
mand of her neither the dismantling of Sevas-
topol nor the suppression of her fleet in the
Black Sea-measures before held to be cardi-
nal points of any treaty. But this intelli-
gence does not come from an official quarter,
and we take leave to doubt it.
In regard to the operations before Sevasio-
pol, the British and French accounts are that
the works had been steadily progressing, and
despatch dated Dec 25, from Gen. Canrob-
ert, is published, stating that the plan of ope-
rations would be that a brisk fire would soon
be opened and continued for forty-eight hours,
when general assault was to be made bv
both the French and English forces on the
south side of the town. If the plan be fol-
lowed out, there will be an awful carnage,
and we can only conjecture the result. Men
schikotf, on his side, writes that between Dec.
90 and 26 nothing remarkable occurred ex-
cept a sortie in which several officers and men
were captured, and considerable number
killed. This, of course, must refer to the al
lied troops, for the Russian commander of
course could not tell how many of his own
force had been taken prisoners. He evidently
was determined and prepared to make des-
perate defence against any assault, and the
chances would seem to he in his favor.
Admirals Dundas (Brtish) and Hameln
(French) had reached Consiantinople on their
way home, and were succeeded BY admirals
Lyons and Braut. Lord Cardigan had left
for England, and Gen. Sir De Lacy Evans.
the officer who so CALAMITY distiu -uished him
self at Alma, and was afterwards wounded.
had resigned his command in disgust. This
last piece of news would appear 10 strongly
confirm the complaints made of the inefficien-
cy and Incompetence in the British manage
meni of the campaign Courier.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bo>ton-Cld 18TH sch Mayiower Strong Bath
GA 10Th, ship Lorenzo, Warwick, New Orleans.
Holmes Holr-Ar 18th, sch BENZ Franklin, Sher-
man, NV York for Bath.
Ar 18th sch Hannah Grant Howard Baltimore for Baib
1lth, brig Carolina Mitchell. Combrdge, Nd, for Bath
New nrlrnu>-Ar sth, new ship Ocean Belle; Kcle-
ran, Waldoboro.
Towed to sea 9Th, ship Scrtamer.
Adv ship calcutta, Loring f1r Philadelphia ISh sch
Watts Watts for Norfolk aud Richmond with despatch
CID 10Th. ships Britannia Woodward Liverpool; Horato
Zines, Nantes; 18TH Samaritan, Kelley Liverpool.
Ar loth. ships Crest OF the Wave Bolley Thomas
ton; Chas Farwcl. R1ckani; mn Chevaier Clever
RocSand bark Lizzie Bas-s Dzar Thomastou; brig sarah
Dix Gables, RucSland; harA Geo Warren Bunker Thou-
aston; 18th ship Therese Lunt Bath; Hemisphere Harris
Adv slip william for Philadelphia soon
MobiIe-Ar oh 1oth, new ship Robinson, Robinson,
Thnmastou.
In port Il, sch Taylor, Sleeper, for Cenfuegoes.
APnInchicola-In port Sth, ship John Henry OK
nard, fn New York Wig
Jaci,sonviIic-ArG 9Th sch Louis walsh, Eaton Bos-
Saynnnnh-Ar 10Th, ship WIN A Cooper, LanderLin,
Cardiff.
Houdette, Liverpool; 10Th Coosawatte, Paxton, do.
Chariesfon-Sld 18th, ships Emily St Pierre, and
Wsteree, Liverpool.
Sid 18th ship Fanny Fern, London.
Richmond-sd 18th, sch Josiah Acorn, Merrill City
sid l7th. sch Har,Iscrabbe. Gregory, Boston.
PhiIadeIphia-Cld 10Th, bark Selah, Atkins Boston.
New York-Cld 16tn, brig Rolling Wave, Rogers,
Aspiuwall
Ar l7th sch, Miller, Miller, Virginia for Thomaston
Cid 18th. ships Chaos Dunton, Savannah; Ocean Queen
Hale Sydney, NSW; Nandalia, Patten, Antwerp; bark
Adelaide Cooper, Collins, Carienas.
Ar 18Th. brig J Il Coffin Bancroft, Savannah.
Ar l6th, ship Albert Gallatin Storer, New York
cid ship Alexandrine, Cooper, Liverpool.
sd 18TH ship Ola Dominion, Liverpool; Delaware Rot
teriam.
Ar l9sh, sch Spring Bird, Tyler, Roc1Iand.
Cld ship sarah G Hyde, Snow, Mobile
Bnltimorr-Ar 18th, ship American Seavey, y Or
leans; bark William, -, Attakapas.
ovidemcc-In port ship Josephine Bornhorn for
Charleston.
NeyvPnrt-Sld 18th briggs Monticello, for a Northern
port Henry, I'm Thomastoul Norwalk.
P0rflaRd-Ar 18th bark Jane Doten, Hersey, Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

UNNATURAL AND DAsTARDLY CoNDUcT.-Bast
night, an Irshman, named Patrick Gilhooly
living on Washington square. Fort Hill, was
arrested for attempting TO kill his daughter a
child of four years. He had become exasper-
ated with his wife, who had just undressed the
child for bed, and Selling the little one by the
neck, and, naked as she was, ran some distance
with her into the street, and threw her head
long down trap door into a cellar twelve feet
deep. After some resistance the brute was ar
rested. He was neither drunk aor insane
Gilhooly was held in $1,000 bonds for exam
ination. The child still lies in a critical con-
dtion, and exhibits marks of the most brutal
treatment Boston Telegraph.
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0tntbs.

In this city, 18th inst, Lydia E. daughter Of N w L
n. Wmslow, aged yrs.
In Wiscasset Sh Mary j. Carleton aged II; 18TH Ann
NJ Carleton, aged IL; daughters of Lemue and Nancy
Carlton.
In IIaowe Charles H. Aherton son of Peter Atherton
ESQ aged p; Alice Ames only daughter Of E. j. Sarah
A. Smith, aged years.
In Washington Me- Abram Boynton, aged 40 years.
In Augusta, Mrs. Hannah W. Hill, aged 40; Samuel
Clark aged 3I Smith Surgis aged l6 VIM. Thomas, aged
S4 Mary Cunningham, aged rs
In Auburn, Mrs Nancy, wife of Enoch Littefeld ESQ.,
aged 81 years; Miss Ruthshaba Curtis aged So years
In Wales Mr. Nathaniel Gatchel aged IS years and S
months He was born in Brunswick, in IT'S.
In Topsham, Mr.. Charles White, aged SO years
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

On motion of Mr.. Buck of Bucksport, the
committee on Banks and Banking were direc-
ted to consider the expediency of requiring Sa-
wings Institutions 10 report annually the
amount Of their deposits TO the assessors of the
cities and towns where they are located.
Ga motion 81 MIR. Bachelor of Whitneyville,
the committee on the Judiciary was directed to
consider the subject Of revising the law giving
to lahorers on lumber, lien thereon.
Petitions refcrYra-E. G. Hardness ct al.
that all officers may be elected by the people:
Geo f. Tinker ct al, for appropriation for re-
pairs Of gun house at Bowdoiuham.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
Matriuqes.

In Augusta, Samuel G. Cummings to Miss Rosanna E.
E. Leighton.
In China EIbrdge G. Hall Of Nobeboro', to Miss Char
lotte B. Varney of Chnai james Erskne Of Palermo,
Miss Abigail Grag Of G.
In Jaw Thonss 5. b. Mosher to Miss Mary A. Kicker.
In Uope Mr.. Edmond Z. Cobb Of Thomaston to Miss
Matilda Bogss Of Union.
Lexington, Green Coz n Y, Sunday evening, Nov. 10
1854 by Elder J. L. Puringon Mr. Augustus X. Frasier
Of shanaEen N " to Miss Charlotte Butler Of the former
place; Sunday evening, Dec Sd, 1854 by the same, Mr.
Marshall Merchant OF Stamford N. Y, to Miss Mary E.
Moore Of lexington
I'm Lewiston, Mr. Albert Fo-s to Miss Olive G. Davis
Mr. Horace Holmes TO Mis- Martha J. Richards, all Of L.
In Auburn, Mr.. Seth Johnson to Miss Eliza A. Conant
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
They are sure to do You goOd
For they are composed Of Vegetables.

NATCHELLS VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
VI a remedy for all diseases arising from disor-
derc Of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss Of Appetite Sleepiness Jaundce, Headache, Cos
tlveuess, Female Diseases, &c.
a spring and summer medicine it has equal, sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, by DR.. J. MATHEWS and \. X. ELS
WORTH. 49u
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

THE Snow SroRN.-In Manchester, n. H.,
during the recent snow storm, snow fell to the
ror says that telegraphic despatch from Dan
bury, in the northern part Of New Hampshire,
states the snow at that place to be six feet in
depth
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

A QUIET SUNDAY N New York. The
papers report that Sunday was very quiet
day in New York, and but very little liquor
was sold. Even the Jew clothing stores.
some of them at least. were closed. The po-
licemen made but 81 arrests in II OF The wards
the others not heard from. The arrests
heretofore on Sunday have ranged from 100
to lis each day.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

II Mr.. Lothrop is driving a fourishing
business in the penmanship line, and will COM
mence his second class on Tuesday evening
next. He will also give lessons in the after
noon of each day at DR.. Curriers', opposite the
City Hall, commanding at O'clock 2. N.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
PORT OF BATH.

IHCRSnAY, Jan. IS.
ARRIVED
Brig Matinic, johnson, Jacksonville, Fl.
SATURDAY, Jan. 20.
CLEARED.
ship Civilian new, SIS toas) Patten New Orleans; Sch
Cyclone, 6ichrlst, St George.
TUESDAY, Jan. %.
SAILED.
Ship J Morse, (new) Owen, New Orleans
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EASTERN TIMES
50. 50 MiRINE JOURNAL. So

SrINSoN X Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
Tor the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Capt.
stnson ayorahy known experienced merchant and
shpmaster, formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
to him VIII be attended to with prompness and despatch.
ARTHUR DONNELL, Agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

From the Editor of the Sec York Mirror, Aug @ 1S4S
PERFECT CURE. AND NO MISTAKE.
About four weeks since, Of the conpositors of This
Office suffering badly from cough that he
bic sleep nights and weak stand his lie
became very pale and thin and gave symptoms Of fall
ing victim to quick consumption. We recommended to
him various medicines, which had effect Finally We
gave him bottle Of
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
1t afforded him immediate relief and he is well man,
and the slightest symptom Of couch These
and further particulars may he learned this office. We
should add that the cough in the above case
panied by profuse splitting of blood
AGENTS.-A G. PAGE Bath; K. Butter6ell, Bowdoin-
ham; G. H. Thomas, Richmond E. Dana, Wiscassett.
2wS0(3m30)
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
The Piano Fortes

GOLD by SAWYER & MAG0UN are acknowledged to
- be the that manufactured in the United Staes
and the prices guaranteed to be low the lowest
owerthe quality Of the instruments taken into consdera-
ton what the Cry may be- And heretofore,
they take second hand Instruments in exchange for
ones, at fair rates.
Sept. 20. 15
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

The Portland State of Maine says that all
the proper measures necessary to transfer the
property of the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence
Railroad Company to the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, have been made, and the work will be
fully performed in few DAYS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

Snow fell on Friday 10 the depth of about
l-2 feet on a level. In many places it drift
ed 50 as to interrupt the passage OF stages and
trains for several hours.-Baa. Jefersonidn.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
rwiggs Hair Dive and Tonic.

II + bss articetn for restoring gray hair lofts
l nrigina co, aud for the prevention aud cure o
prepared ana ur>alc ny
}. NJ NrHEWS,
Saith. March % 1853. S0gadahcck Building.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
BROWN & ALIENS
Celebrated PTalfo Fortcs,

Celebrated Piano Fortes,
CONSTANTLY hand, comprising g. ca, 81 and CO.
tayes, in rich Rosewood CaSes-of various fashonahls
SOPHISTICATED with care and Hey will be sold at priced
that will defy competition. Every instrument
Warranted to give entire Satisfaction.
Ladies and Gentlemen Who contemplate purchasing
Piano Fortes urgently solicited can examine
these Piano Fortes for they viii bear and be cheeruly
submitted to any amount q examination.
At A. W. BECKWITHS Music Saloon over S. c. Saw
yer's, WikinsOn's Block, Broad ST., Bath Ne.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.

These famous Medicines will in future be sold throughout
the States at the following prices
Small Poto Box, 25 cents, instead of 37R
Me ium do do. 62t . 81.
Large do. do 81 90 81 So
Professor Holloway's Manufactures at SO Maiden
Lane, New York and pa Strand, London.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
LYCEUM.
SHIP AT AUCTION.

NIEL be sold at Public Auction twelve O'Clock, at
w noon,
JANUARY %,
on boar, at Bath the State OF Name the new Shin re-
Gently built by the Subscriber in Richmond, Of about one
thousand tons with the ackleappare furniture and boats
The sale for whom may the contractor having
failed to comply with the Of his with the
builder,
Terms of sae-one half cash and the other half in six
and twelve MONTHS with interest and satisfactory security
Jan. 16, 1850 THOMAS J. SOUTHARD.