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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-05

Property AND TAXATION IN PoRrLAND.-A
Portland paper containing list of firms who
pay tax 10 the amount of 500 and over for
present year, which list numbers two hundred
aud ninety. The Hon. John M. Wood pays
the highest tax, which is 81 1888 80. The
whole amount to beraised by taxation this year
is $15S, 735 "a, and the ratio is Zoe on hun
bred dollars. The whole number of polls is
1862. The total valuation of property is co.
sol 1868. In 1915, the whole valuation was
SO, 275, 476.
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"THE GRAVES IN BosToN BAY-An iron
bell boat has been anchored near the graves
Ledge, in Boston Bay, Ia warn nelghboring
vessels Of their proximity 10 The Rocks. The
bell weighs 500 pounds. Il viii he sounded
by the action of the sea. is hung twelve feet
above the surface of the water, aud can be
heard at the dista nee Of about one mile
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Marine and Fire Insurance,
BY STOCK OFFICES.

FO1eE Wadswort
WILL effect insurance good Marine and Fire Risks ~
all descriptions, at current rates by safe and RESPONSE
Bile Stock Offices.
Dwelling Housess under the most favorable circumstan
css insured for the term of five years. by the Hampton Co.
ofSpringhed. Mass and the Hartford Co, Hartford Ct
at from to / IA per cent
II Also LiIe insurance Policies granted the lowest
rates. by the best companies in New England home,
California, Australia and Sea risks.
Offce over the Arch, Front St.. Bath Me.
Residence, opposite the Uniyersalist Meeting House
Front ST. y 1y3T. fen. 70
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHlLADELpHIA. On
Friday, ere broke ont ia the steam bedstead fac
tory Of Messrs. Rebel & Lincoln, on Brown
street, Philadelphia, which was entirely de-
stroyed, together with Masonic Hall, large
four story building, the Zaar Methodist Church
lc"'"redD together with portions of other
buildings. The whole loss is estimated at
$4,000 to $50. 600.
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g The Young Mems Debating Club, and
their friends, made an excursion down river in
The Seguin on Monday. : hrs 4aas
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O. We have received a neatly printed
pamphlet, published by Otis Clapp, Boston,
containing the Grafton and Poem delivered at
the recent Celebration of the birthday of Hah-
nneman in that city.
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DISASTERS. SC.

81 Mnscongus at Bad more 9Th inst I'm liverpool
ports having been in contact inside OF lcnrv with
sip Huxley bound out Nothing IS said of any damage
TO either OF L =
LARK Aaconcec tof Augusta Howe fcm PENSACOLA for
New YORK, with lumber, fallen in with 18Th inst lat
"A H. Ion 81 in leakv condition, and by bril- Aalo-
NY fra New Orleans which carried them Charleston
Brig Nancy Plasted from Madeira York ashore on
Five Island, was full of water Thursday. The wine
woiid al he out that day. aud rcshaped New York
Iar Is so q = She ius lisa.l.I r..nl
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blind tclegraptc despatch to the board New York
underwriters dated Charlestown June - states
Chaos Is leaking and win proceed TO New York. that
theste am pump will he placed board The ship Chaos
for Liverpool was loading at Savannah last accounts
consequently the report supposed relate
Capt Chase, which cid at New Orleans June for Wscas-
set, in ballast, with some hoop poles -
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PORT OF BATH.

FRIDAK juno %
ARRIVED.
Brig prescott, Crosby, James River
Sch Louisa, Bailey New york. (corn and -four for McIe
Ian, Dennis e. Coz - ="
SATURDA !, June 30
Brig VI Prescott, Crosby James River
Sch Glenroy, -, Philadelphia
SUNDAY, July 4
ARRIVED.
Sch Arno, Chadboum, Rappahannock via Newport
MONDAY, July 3
ARRIVED.
Sch ST Marys, Sylvester, Boston
Sch Geo DAVIS, Ainknan, Boston
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THEATRE.-This establishment closes up a
very successful season in this city this (Wed-
nesday) evening. Never has company Wis
tied our place which has made so many friends,
or which has deserved more. 4" Cinderella"
on Monday night was admirable. Misses Ln-
ellie Il Helen were the bright particular stars
on the occasion, and the performance through
out was received with rounds of applause
We understand that Mr.. English proposes 70
reopen in this city, after brief vacation, be-
sere going east.
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Scvthes.
Sugars and Syrups.

REC'D this morning, per Railroad, fresh assortment
Ioconsisting of f,ar ass.r N ea sfe y
- Is bbls. Standard Crushed; a5aL ft.'a
" Standard Granulated Sugar; IT.
10 i" A. Coffee Crushed Sugar;
10 :" C. Coffee Crushed Sugar;
g Yellow Sugar; asHTrslI l4.sa.sF 4.
y" A. A. Sugar; m -.-
10 boxes Havana Sugar; r.sf t
10 casks Golden Syrup -et rs
For sale by MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & CO.,
June 20. .-'4 a Steam Ferry Wharf.
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President.-H. O. Alden.

Presidential. o. Alden. }tIE
Secretary and Treasurer.-James Eddy.
Directors.--H. o. Alden, of Belfast b. C.
Bailey, Bath Edward o, Brien. Thomaston !;
Knott Crockett, 'Rockland /; Sam'l Farrar,
Bangor G. w. Brown, Ellsworth Aaron
Hayden. Eastpor Geo. Downes, Calais /;
James Eddy, Portland.
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Dtutbs.

In this city, LIST ins Mrs Martha Jane, wife OF Stephen
d. Penney, aged 80.
Drowned, in Woolwich, 10Th inst, Edward F. Dickinson,
aged ID years months.
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O. We would call the attention of our
readers to the extensive sale of Silks advertised
in this paper.
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Treasury acknowledgement 81
Ligh-house Ktepers.-W. A. Dyer to be
keeper of the lighthouse at Portland break
water, Maine Salary, $500 per annum.
Edwin R. Stackpole to be assistant keeper
of the light-honse at Whitehead, Maine. Sal
AIRY, $3.50 per annum. : kssfrT+EE G.
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MAINE TELEGRAPH CoMPANY.-At a meet
ia Bangor, eth ult., the following officers
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SUiciDE.-Mr. George Carlton, highly re-
spectacle citizen of Damariscotia, committed
suicide on Thursday last BY shooting himself
through the breast.
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FOUND.

DICEED up Sunday, July l. between Marks Island
and Hendricks Head Light, Ships Long Boat. The
have the by proving property and paying
charges on application the subscriber. A. COTTON.
Southport July 2, 1855. 3w3s
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Notice.


IE Taxes assessed upon the citizens of Bath for the
l. year 1855 committed to to collect II paid
within thirty days eight per cent? and within sixty day
six per cent will be discounted and not paid in three
months they ordered to be sued.
AMMI r. MITCHELL, Treasr and Coll'r.
Bath June 80, 1850 3
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EASTERN TIMES
MA MARINE JOURNAL. ILL

srISsoN Co., Nos Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
Tor the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Can't
Stinson favoraby known experienced merchant and
spmaster formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
to him viii be attended to with promptness despatch
ARTHUR DONNELL, Agent for Bath
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Keep Cool.


THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for the Patent
Refrigerators and Ice Chests Samples OF the same
may be at his store, and for sale at Manufactures
prices y -.t ~.- 3D. "a . W. p. sMARST0N,e7h
Ava Agent for Bath and vicinity.
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a THE MENAGERIE DEPARTMENT
consists ola beautiful and Rare Collection Of WILD
BE and BIRDS from all parts Of the world.
The TWO PERFORMING ELEPHANTS will be in
introduced by their keeper and gothrough
performances. A--str-e
MR. PARKER, the celebrated Tanner of Wild Beasts
will the Den of Lions and other Trained Animals
III presence ofhe audience O'Clock previous tho
commencement Of the Equestrian Performances.
The following some of the Animals in this collec-
tion:-4frican Lion and L,oness, Numdian Lion,
Asiatic Liopess, Brdziiidn Tiger, Hunting Leopard
Grizzly Bear One White Polar Bear Spotted Hyena One
California Loness, Poondh Bear, Aapacca kangaroo,
Rocky Mountain Bear Jackdi from South africa, Kanga-
from New Holland Colony of Apes, Monkeys, Bah
boons, Parrots, Cranes Ows &C., forming what termed
a HAPPY FAMILY
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Triumphant over all Competitors |!
s. ID. & III. w. SMITHS
Waasa IMPROVED e ssss
M ELiODEONS s..

Have receptly received the FIRST PREMIUM at the
Metropolitan Mechanics Fair,
Held at Washington D. C. II will be recoected also
that they bad the distinction the last Ms Char
liable association. .. -
Those who wsh getthe most perfect Instrument for
sweetness Of Tone OF tune prompness Of action
and elegance Of finish, will please call on ~ ss,r, -
A. w. BECkWITH, broad St. Bath. Me-
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The Reason Whv!

NOTWITHSTANDING the general pressure, tho I'M
" dersigncd is selling more READY MADE CLOTHING
and many other kinds Of DRY and Fancy GOODS than
last The that he has reduced his prices
the toest point preerng the nmble sixpence" TO the
slow sllling and moreover he is determined to clear
out his old stock, before the TALL trade is ushered in
Give him call. J. T. GILMAN.
Bath, June 90 1855. oil
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-EY Much matter intended for this paper is
laid aside to give room for the decision Of the
Supreme Court
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DOMESTIC PORTS

oston-Clp eth, sch Mary Ann. Williams Bath
Ar and sid 27th bark Geo smouse, Warren rhlatel-
JacksonviIc-lAr 18th, brig Hesperas, Adams Ports
New Yorls-cld 2sth sch Marcellus, rillsbury, Rock
Poftsmouih--Ar aeow 2ith, sch Dray, wiscrsset for
Boston
Bosto ton 28h sch Charter Oak Kelley, New york
New York Ar 9TH, sell Am Chief RoekIand
rk s en" ca S1fi P rery sh rsrpoe
Phiadelphia-Below2 9th, ship Mazatlan, I'm Rio
Norfolk-In the roads 9th, ship Sarah Boyd Merritt,
Wilmington, NC-Cld sd. brig Stephen young, Cast
New Orieans-Towed to sea l7th bark Saxony
Adv s1tps Col Cuts for Liverpool wig 500 baes Mous
Boston-Cld 18th bark Helen Maria Nickerson BaIti-
more; brig australia, Wylie, wiseasset
R9ekIand for New YORK; 18th, Marcia Farrow do
New Orleans-Cld DIST ship Kate swanton, Reed ma
Adv ship May oneen, skolaeld for New York soon
Chareston-Cld2 4th ship John Frazer Herbest, Liver
Wilmington, Need 27th, brig VIM Crawford, rerry,
RaiimereAr 21th, ship Museongus, Carter, Liverpool
New York-Ar 2sth ship Shamrock Doanc Liverpool
CID 18th, brig Pamaho Adams, Boston
Ar 18th, ship yorktown, Meyer, london
Caais Bsrdeaux; ed ship joan Dunlap, Howe, from st
Portland-Ar2s 18th, sch ORION, Rogers, Bath
New Bedford-Ar2sth, sch Henrietta, Baker, rhladel-
Harwich-sld 9th, sch Susan Robbins, (m savannah)
Boston-Cld 3oth ship Celestial Breeze Slower Mus
quash NIB to load for Cork; brig vesta Ellen Perry Port
Spain; schs Georgia, Petcng Savannah; Marcia Tribou
Sweetser. Bucksport
Ar ist ship Serampore Reed, Orleans brig Sheet An
Choir Chesley, Darcn 10th for bordeaux put with
men sick; Amulet, tof Rockland,) Robbins. Rondout
New Orleans-Below 18th, ship Seafower, Woodbury.
Philadelphia.
vannnh-cld 27th brig VIM Crawford, Perry, Phia-
delphia mot Beston.)
Wilmington NC-went to sea 9th brig Stephen Young
w Indies.
Baitimore-Ar2s th slip Realm Allen callao; brig A
Merryman, Sentcr, hence. -
Philadelphia-Ar2 Sth sch Galveston, Harding hence
New York-Ar 18th szi JOS Farwell Conory. Rondout
for Boston; seth sch Pallas, Rockland.
Cid 10Th ship Sam Dunning, Skoied, st Stenhens. sc
Great Western, FGrber Liverpool bark Horton VI
mer, ToulcH-
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ANOTHER FIENDisH 0UTRAoE.-We learn
that on Thursday night Of last week, the stage
stable in Knox. belonging TO Msssrs- Morse a.
Mllchell Of the Belfast and Wstersllle Stage
Line, was set on FIRE. and burned, together
with four horses and harnesses, 100 bushels Of
grain, and five tens Of hay. This is supposed
To be the work Of The same malicious scound-
tells who soma time ago poisoned eight or ten
valuable horses belonging to the same line
Il is TO be regretted that justice cannot have its
dues from them.--Bangor Wing, 25th.
RArLnoAD ACCIDENT. Wiachendon, June 30.
The noon train from Boston ran off the track
below Winchester, caused by the expansion of
the rails BY the extreme heat, it is supposed,
as It cannot be accounted for otherwise. The
engine. tender and baggage were thrown
ten feet down on a sand bank. The first pas
sengG car was slightly injured. The fireman
received slight confusion on the right tenn
pie. and was otherwise injured, but the phys
ician thinks no bones broken. The engin-
eer and baggage master jumped off, but were
not injured beyond severe sprains. 4
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Trunk Lost !!

At Court Of Probate held at Bath the first Monday
Juig, A. d. 1855, citin and for the County Of Saga
dah0c. H--s ri att No ~ NriH. >fse-- ~-T' at 80
CERTAIN Instrument pxrportng 10 be the last will
n and testament of john Lawrence, late Phipsburg
said County deceased having bsen presented by Henry
Lawrence of Arrowsc, the Executor therein named for
Probate Ordered That notice be given to all persons in
terested by causing copy Of this order to be published in
weeks successfully that they may appear al Probate
Court to be held at Bath in said County, the hrs Mon
day OF August next at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
shew if any they have, why the said Instrument
should be Proved approved, and allowed the last
will and testament of the said deceased.
DAVID BRONSON Judge.
Attest: A. I. THOMPSON, Register.
True Copy. Attest: A. 7. THOMPSON, Register 3w3A
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Wood for Sale.

THE subscriber has for at s. D. Haley's Furniture
Factory about 40 cords of Board-ends, capital artI
Gle for summer use. J.. A. BROWN.
BAH. July 4. 1855 3tf
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ta1
Soap,

good rs the best Leathe Cores Ammonia Soar, "
a prime article to save labor in washington sale by
\ july g. 1855 NJ. T. GANNETT
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ar Persons calling forlctters w ill please mention they
are advertised 10 she postage ofeach adcertsed
ter, one cent Wili be aided. 2 7T''
JOSEPH C. SNOW, P. NJ.
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Bath Carriage Repository,
Beef, Pork, SC.

Beef, Pork, &c.
NOW In store and for sale, rlHGt NEfsN "a
IN % bbls Western Mess Beef, -
Is do Boston Mess Pork,
IS do do Prime do
10 do do Clear do
Beef in half bbls. Smoked Beef,
Smoked Shoulders, &c.
Steam Ferry Wharf. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS h Co.
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tuny OF oeholdng the RE Al, GENUINE ORIGINAL, GEN.
ERALi 5.4itf p sHs s sa 81 as,sfI
tom TIL u NJ Bi t.rtr*
The celebrated and word-renowned Man in Miniature,
who is Twenty Two years Of age
Weighs Only Is Pounds, and is but2S Inches High.
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Separate and distinct from the Geological and Tom
Thumb Exhtition the following brilliant CIRCI S
PERFORMANCES, to which the visitors of the two
former, all those who choose may attend without adj
donl charge. The Circus Troupe, it will be seem con-
tans Of the prominent iders, vaulters (,ym-
nass, and Comic Talent in the country and the enter
tanments given are NOVEL, DIVERSIFIED AND
BRILLIANT, accompanied by Magnificent Band Of Mu-
sic.
The performances will commence with the great TWO
AND FOUR HORSE REIN ACT, by Mr.. SIP. STICK
NEY.
sIGNOR FELIX CORLO, known in Europe and In
the United States the 'ItaIian Trick Ciowno with
his talented Juvenile Artists, in pleasing diversity
of GROTESQUE GYMNASTICS, in which these adj
mred performers stand pre-cnnent.
MISS SALLY STICKNEY, the highly accomplished
and youthful AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN will perform
her great Model Act of Female EquiIation without sad
die bride. t4
Daring and skilul Feats Of ing nv Master CAR
10, forming and Mounting Pyramid of Glass Bottles
Taking Crystal Promenade upon Decanters and Fir
ing Pistols while balanced upon his head on the neck of
Bottle, at the Top of the Pyramid F--I
Undaunted and Artistic Display Of Juvenile Horse
manship, called Young America, by Mast. r, STICK
NEY. sf.rs t-m w44,a
BOBBY WILLIAMS, CLOWN.
Great Manage Act, by Miss SALLY sTICKNEY, and
her noble and Beautifully Trained Horse GEM.
Superb Feats and Cruces in POSTURINC GROUP.
ING by Signor Felix Carlo and Son.,
Mr.. w. ARMSTRONG will exhibit his celebrated asts
ofSOMERSETT and SCENE RIDING. ~.
To conclude with Comic Afcrpieee, by the CARLO
FAMILY. 4w5eo
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Plsnr. Meal. Teas. Sugars,

BAS of The best qualities in caddys; Mocha Old Java
Central America, Rio aud Cape Conees Crashed Pow-
dered, Granulae and assd Coffee Grained White Sugars;
Havana, Porto Rico, Muscovado and New Orleans Brown
Sugars; New Orleans MoTasses bbs; Porto Rico and
Cuba holassesi Syrups, Oils Spcs SPERM Wax Stearins
and Taflow Candles; Pickles by the jar gaon Picked
Lines Seville Olives; romoto and Walnut Ketchup sar-
dhes; Maccaren vermacel Prunes; Figs; New Rasins;
Olive Oils Jelys; Exs Lemon, yenilla and Rose; Fancy
Soaps; Preserved Ginger Soda and Wine Crackers C.,
&C., FOR sale by JOHN III. MCCLELLAN.
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Deal Freights

highest current rates can be obtained at all times
II on sPPlicstionto Z. G, DUNCAN & co.
u1oo 7Wall ST., N. Y.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Flo Janerio 18th ult ship Mazaan wyman rhil
At St Jago 5th ult bask 4 Woodward Davis fin New
At Cienfnegos 10Th, ship Josephine Harding, Jordan,
at Havana 18th ship Clara Ann ratcn Ncwp ort
At calcutts MAY ships JEANNE W raine, Norton and
Ford I'm London Dec a. Ap 2s TO load for do
Sid I'm 81 Ihoma a. stb brig Coral Knsman Guayama
Malta-ship Emma Jane Springer FIN oran and Apiers
ar 9Th with men, and stores and sid 9Th the
At Marseiles 9Th inst ships Gauntlet Borland and Allie
ghaneane, Stetsonfor the Crimaa loaded = ~
At Rotterdam 18th instbrg Chas Mler Brewer for Bos
sid I'm Antwerp 18th inst ship Marengo Alexander New
At Newcastle 18th inst ship Lady Franklin tof Bath,
Smith, for United States ldg = = -
AT at Falmouth 18th inst ship sebastopol haynes Hava
AtJeremie 18th inst, brig Tornado, MCarty, for New
AT Trinidad lth inst, bark Utah. Farrar Boston abt
tcienfuegos abt 18th inst ship Josephine Harding, Jor
dan, for New York ldg w
At Havana I'd inst ships Clara Ans paen taken nm at
e. s. carries SOo boxes; Roger Maxwell disc; United
es: Niagara Fits Phiadeiphe. ar I'd ''V o0A
Sid I'd bark Odd Fellow, Elliott, Marel to load molas
Moreno to load for portland 's' 0''i'"
Sid FIN Gabanas 10th ut bark Mcdora Chase Boston, to
Ar s3 st John NIB 2Sth inst ship Kenncbec Patten Phil
A1caEdenas June q bark Lanette, York. Portland
way, and Lady Franklin, Jordan, n York
kra az quebec 18th ship Gen Berry, Seavey Hull.
Orleans. - Ai'e -o'i SNIP aorlahe, rrcpie, new
S ~. +' H. sen en- Arenzamendi, Green " York
al at DIG 10Th sch Carlisle, Simpson.
SPOKEN.
June Z. of Portland bark Chs r,o.. 81,
don for Boston 80 Snas thompson, small, Lon
June a. lat Al q. Ion Is To- ,v,s s,.,,, -. -.
PERKINS, FIN Datien for Cork was sisnahzed DARK Anne
June 2l. lat 81 49, Ion 81 20 ,va. 80.
lima Boston for New Orleans passed snip South Caro-
June ~ lat IS 81, Ian II II hsrs -,
Sasua for New Y0tk 'a'io toi warren Mel I'm
Liverpool for Philadelphia 'sn' Amesbury' irm
June 2s on Fatnxet was passed ship Musconsus Carter
June s lat 70 Ion q bark Reindeer Nichols m New
June 18th lat 49, lon s. as ship Peri Robinson avs finn
Havana for Falmouth E. uass I'm
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JOHN III. MCCLELLAN,

the old stand head q Mc[elian's Wharf, has ast rs,
q ceived and offers fer sale large and well selected
sorfment Of la
Family and Fancy Groceries,
Provisions Ship Stores &c. At tie lowest possible prices
of cash o short approved credit Purchasers invited
10 call and examine. Bath, April II. lskk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23
Tidimrs from Ghcsterheld.

7 :
MESSRS DOVE & co. Richmond--i.ast fall one OF my
mules " As trned tho stable yard while playing about
with other mules with the weight oi his whole BODY
against large plate cutting himself on tho thigh
or ham about long aud from inch nnd haf 10
two inches deep The wound of such character ms To
supposo he would service 10 again Soe
inc notice Of tho Turf on papers procured and ap
the cut aud In about three weeks ne was
perfectly well work. and you cannot perceive the least
scar where the cut was made H. A. WINFREE.
S-Thcre many Of injuries 10 cattle in this
been cured by Turf Oh, and
If Of any benefit you, many eerihcates
Tho neghbohood say is the quickest healing remedy
they saw. H. a. "iNfhhh-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23
N ore news from Of the First ucn in Henry.
Oils POINT, Henry County, Va,


DEAR SIRs About the 18th Of December last became
vnrv much afflicted what thought old hurt in of
nv knees left one Of long standing OF which had ire
nIcnt attacks about eight days became so
Violent that to sleep impossible In about twenty four
hours In right hand and wrist and IN about
twelve hours attacked right ankle at which time
under such not to be able TO take
any rest losing all appetite for kind OF food
and in n pcfect helpless condition became almost do
ranged man My family standing around dsde impo'
ring me 20 ply sician reply was that could OBJ
tain the right sort would do but that had as
well die with agne At length consented for
NV son To 10 to Mr. James A. Crews, merchant
an 10 sav 10 him what my was after had tried
every possible without the least benoh that
If he had which he could truly recommend to send
II to me bottle of Doves Rheumatic Lniment
used II as directed, and after about six hours dropped
,seen for the first forty hours My joints became
nuch the time began to get ease the swc
lg suapcd and in ten able to attend TO my bust
ass ne Usual I sometimes attacks In my shoulders
sc tho Iniment with immediate relief py umey
annlcation think invaluable remedy anu am ae
sirous that every person afflicted WIN he most arcaui
scourge on earth (Itheumatism9 should give II t''l
Yours, truly, &C. . ,o,-,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23
s,;,I more News from ia Good Man.

' a.
MESSRS DOVE e. COL hereby certify that for years
mast have been much afflicted with Rheumatism, and from
niment have been almost entirely
of the disease sell great deal of 1t to neigh
bors recolect solitary case where has been
the directions having failed to afford
relief No family should without this Linment regard
as one of the best for Rheumatism have ever
tried greatest pleasure do recommend TO
every family In the world Yours truly on,,,,s
aug q .tl2th dec. a. CREWS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23
Ware News Of its Efficacy.

June End 1855 :
,,pScpc MOVE e. CO,-DEAR SIRs: hereby certify
& ahont The first last March, was attacked with Rhcu
atsm of the character in shoulder and
,sking the entirely from and from which suf
od pain for three four days My then
procured bottle of your Rheumatic Lnlment and
,ed II according directions from which restored
in time and restored to full strength and
yeor in few and earnestly recommend 1t to all who
NAV be afflicted with Rheumatism. And it is duty
W Wv ' THOMAS HCNDLEY.