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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

VINO CAN BEAT IT !-.Mr. Felix Roz:er
has shown US an ear OF corn, from his farm,
which contains tmeaty-Str rorns, making al
together, 100 grains Of corn. This same
ear of corn meas ures ten inches in circum-
ference. The ground on which the above
was raised, is an upland cleared this last
spring. Come, now, Colonel Switzler, can
YOU find anything to beat h?-&. Gen.
(Mo Platndealsr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

lions Furnaces, Mines. Rolling Mills, Paper Mills,
Factories. Stationary Fire Engines, Garden kEgines
Wells, Csterns, and for all purposes "herea ramp
can b used. ~
These Pumps are now in Iss on al! the principal
Railroads S. nth and West. = s.er.Fs5 ssTy
IT IsSILVER MEDAL awarded Ia these Pumps at
he late Fail OF The Ohio Mechanics Institute
JFFull and perfect satisfaction guaranteed N az
M Orders Thankfully received and promptly filled
by MOSES d LITTER, Office a. Burrows ~ Pretty
mans, Front Street, Davenport, Iowa.
isth IS55-x- ID I'm ..s.-5
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

Another urge contract has been made
by the British Government with Col Colt,
for the use of his pistols, for the supply Of
the Turkish Contingent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
WALL PAPER.


NYE have jusireesived second lot Of Wall Paper
w AID Borders direct from the Manufacturers In
New York and We have now hand 1000 Rolls OF
various patterns. We will also receive In a few DAYS
by Railroad another large lot of6,00 Rolls, making
our stock amount % $1,000 Rolls Of I5n patterns To
persons intending 10 paper their houses ibis spring
we wohd say that being the of one OF The lar
ges' MannfIctoriesln New York, we are prepasedtto
furnish Wall Paper and B,rsiers at Factory prices
With the addition offceigii. 3
Fortae convenience VI our customeraiD Davenport
wehare samples Of all our Wall Paper and Borders.t
our Boot stand III the Pos, Office, where they eau
MAX elections andea.e Their orders Give u. call
we Will give Satisfaction to nj pun ciiasers.
4rla WARREN 4 RHAWS.
Brukseiisrs and Stationers and dealers in Wall Pa
par Post 0hlce Davenport. Illinois 81 Rock Island.
Marca26th dr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
IOWA AS IT IS:

NV "a 40 ~ ~
~ DNT AIMS much useful aul valuable Information
I TOR the Emgrant Those wishing Ia send a copy
friend can haa them with wra ppers on Tor mall
ing. Postage ~ cH,! cents. a.-
SeN4 at No. lie Claire Block.
ItlGAPS & To3AGCO.-5'sS's and pound lamps
I ! superior Missouri n nd Virginia Hone. Deo chew
lug and sHuk ing Eobaecos Also few thousand JEE-
M taSp. oN pos CUBASns and NeptuEos Cigars, YER
choice aud cheap, forsale 10y
June - - J. WEAEER, Jr, & co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
Unimproved Lind.

GAACRES being south of s. E. an I. s..
lO\1 W. Section 10, 7. IS, 2 Il. 81 miles from the
city. Terms easy. EADS d STEWART.
on ACRES being l.. s. w. t S. &c, T. 20, N. R. Q
QUE. niles rom tn. city. TO be sold cheap, If
applied FOR soon. EaDS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN ACRES well tinbcred, ~ miles from Muscaiinc
w on Iowa City road. and -
Gao Prairie. nnimproved on Upton Road 81 miles
from Muscatne, all of which will be sold Al great
bargain ifappiied for soon
-ALSo:- fS5
400 Acresin one body, on stage route to Maseatne
from Davenport. Also 100 acres all unimproved;
tmberand prairie near the river, miles from stone
coal grist aud saw mill. To be sold cheapand long
credit. sssg 4tz p 4se taE Y
-ALSn.-
Several lots to suit purchasers. notimproyed-near
Town, and 400 acres, fine for grazing adjoining XII
zcr's, ON Upton road, in Scott county.
ALSO: -
G Lots on Brady. adjoining College Square, ON tn
Hill. Long Lease-a0 years.
ALSO -
Small Houses and Lots forsalc cheap.
--ALSO'-
Lot Corner of Perry and 7th Street, large and fine
view, Terms eRsy. Apply to
Juneli EAnS & STEWAED.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

$40 Acres being S. w. and S. ] Of N. w. OF See.
90, u 49, X. . K. AeaI W;icott. To be sold cheap.
July ~ EADS a. STEWART.
SPLENDTD LOT, being corner OF 4th and lie Claire
- Street,. to lease for liyears, renewable build
ing tax en- al valuation at end OF term This lot Is 100
b. "a feet running ON 4th to Depot. Terms Easy.
ALSO, East of the first Block of Lots North of Col
lego ground, west side of Brady Street, to Lease
for I9years.
July 10 EADS & STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
interior and Atlanta Bank,

~ro,os of the above baHk Gwill he raaiiNai at our
bonkirr houses at same rates As ptt~r stern OF
=. = , "a','t ,,,rr,.ncy. COOK " SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
A Snail Farm
Model Farm for Sale.

hodel Farm Tor Sale.
on ACRES seven miles from the city. on one Of
i ON the best roads in the State. 100 acres in {;
high state of cult sator-i0 tmber4 acres OF
superior locust grove-2 Frame dwellings, very COM
modions. Stables, out buildings. good never-fai-
ag wells of WATERPROOF Fruit trees in fun bearing.
In view OF the May advantages this farm Possesses,
and the nd yana eous terms which it viii be sold
TO those DESTROYS oil obtaining delightful home de-
lay will be fatal. Apply 10
July 10 EA DS & STEWAhT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
DarietD.
------,---.-. .--z. -
DRUGS DRUGS.
The Only Complete Stock above
st. Louis
HINES &c CI4IPpINGEIf,
Al w r. Norris old stand.


NoCk ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
Drugs, Medicine, = (hemiea's,
Spices and Hops Patent Medicines, Dye-stuns.
Cigars, Tirpeptint. Itnseed oil.
window Glass, Pure White Lead all kinds Paint,
all kinds Of ynrnshcs Potash and Putty, Sperm and
Lard OIL oil kindsof Essences, by the gross: sedlz
ana soda powders, by the gross.
stock will be
Sold at the very Lowest Rates.
Physiciansand Country Dealers need not say Drugs
are SOLD ut exorb,antpriees IN Rock Island
WE SELL
Qufnnc at .. 50 on
Calpmei per ID, ca
thioroIorm perib., 90
ne Mass do IS
collodioDperdoz = @ 9 IS
Saffron per h., 225
ALSO
Coach Body vsrni.h, ex 10. per gal, 50 60
do do do do 90
Furniture do do 9 70
do do cx. No. per gal. 10
Japan Varnisl per gall, co
Arabian liniment per doz., 90
Ferry Davis Pain Killer per doz., d
Ayers Cherry Pectural do so
fahhesiock's Vermifage do 600
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
Beautiful Small, Farm
ALSO:

Oh ACRES, part of well inproyed. AZ acres tim
~ Der. oii! a nlilesfrom the city. Terms easy.
July II 1 EEFb E.& S.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
LADIES SHOULDER BRACES,

LADIES SHOULDER BRACES.
StlA Dozens OF Baletts superior Shoulder Braces
- Tor Ladies al s 50 Ca ch.
Aug. u. d-w2m HINES s CLIPPiNGER.
Tss be kspps.. "G from 81 sss
Weshtinan, Will be sold 10 country eaie RS low Tor
cash. 4tt HINES IL CLlPPtNGER.
Aug %, OWEN sa
IN LBS OF Turnip Seed just reed by Express to fi
~ orders 1t HINES IL CLIPPiNGER'S.'
Aug. u j VEN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
EnR SALE.

TWO LOTS corner OF Brady and College SITS, o9pn
site College grounds. Apply To- ,,,ps
epsad2w "'i' n',f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

90 Acres miles from city, on Dubuque road This
Will be sold at bargain. L. d 5.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

ON the East and Soutb,
II, purchased by
CHUBB, BRO, BARROW & CO.,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

TuST received Fa style Gents Hats at GREEN'S
81 Ma. Leclaisc Row. 81 aug -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
I nailg 6a1etts.
LOCAL MATTERS.

davenport, september I7,Is,s. &
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
Unimproved Land.
Rural Houses.

Ill who desire to avail themselves Of beautifulsi site
~ for Rural Homes had better call soon on
mays EADS d STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
For Sale.
For Sale,

'TEAS.-Grsen and Black, Young H,son GupInw
der. ooiong, souohohg ind Powchong Choolon
Teas in half chests and cddy boxes, all OF superior
quality and fine favor, for sale by
June - Isl ta J. WEAVER, Jr, g. co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

SUGARS.-p. X. Loaf. Crushed, Powdered and
- prime New Orleans Sugars. for sale by the bill
ctail by June s2i }. WEAVER, Jr, & co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
For SALE.

A STORE on Main street. The best house and
~ tsDiptslu Forrest e Diiion's addition. West
lot o'clock IS. tatsin reen 5 addition. I5rbacrus
FIRST rate laud in Clinton Co. WHITAKER &ffnAsP.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

-FgEe s'snr Quite cro@d coll
u the corner of Second and Brady
"a Saturday to gazc at il couple OF ives
prairie rot,es, being a wild cat and
10 cages attached TO an cml2fant
Eastern times., 1855-04-12
SEVEN DAYS LATER
FRO M H u RoRM

The steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock. from
| Liverpool oath ut, reached her dock in New
York. about noon on Friday.
! The Paris correspondent of .the London
Times telesraphs under date of Friday: The
news from Vienna appears to be favorable to
peace, and at Paris people are disposed to be-
/ heve that the conference will be attended hy a
happy result.
The new czar gives strong evidence Of abid-
Ing by the plans traced out by his father. and
that he will make no concessions.
| To deputation of mobiles who reported con-
corning the militia, the czar EXPRESSED himself
as follows Il solemnly declare, said he. that
l Will not give up the first inch of Russian ter
rltory to our enemies. l will take good care to
prevent their penetrating further on the soil of
our country, and never never may my hand
wither first will afix my signature to a treaty
which shall bring the slightest disgrace on the
national honor. This speech was responded
to with vehement applause
Rumors were current of new basis of ar
rangement, including the freedom of the Black
Sea, the opening ef the Danube, the erection
of Turkish forts in Asia.
The official accounts Of the storming of NAL
akoff redoubt on the night of Feb. 22d, are pub
lished, and exhibited one OF the most gallant
achievements OF the campaign.
The seige of Sevastopol is unchanged. Lord
Raglan officially admits that the Russians are
making the place stronger
An allied council of war was held on the
4th. 1t was resolved to reeommence active op-
erations.
Il is rnmored that Prince Menschikoff had
died of fever at Simheropol
The Russians had sunk three or four more
ships in the harbor ef Sevas.opol.
The ice was generally breaking up in the
Baltic and n hying Rriti>h souadron the first
instalment of the Baltic fleet, sailed tronrSpit-
head for kiel March 20.
GRRAr BRITAIN. Lord Raglan tits now un-
derstood, has made known his intention not to
quit his present command, unless formally re-
called. maintaining that he has done all that
man can do. and therefore is not called upon
TO perform any voluntary act which could be
construed as an acknowledgement of neglect
or error.
Eastern times., 1855-04-12
Later from
Q a III o r NJ Z "A

The steamship Illinois, from San Juan, ar
rived at New York on Saturday 9Th inst, at
about half past one o'clock, bringing about 300
passengers and S7lO0 in specie.
The California dates are to March l6. and
were brought down by the Sonora.
The John l.. Stephens was going into San
Francisco when the Sonora left.
None Of the suspended bankers had resumed
business. The affairs Of Adams & Co had
come before the Courts in a variety of shapes.
Abundant rains had fallen.
The mining news is highly favorable, al
though from the new Kern, River digcins il
is getting TO be rather contradictory Larse
amounts of dust were arriving from the iuieri-
or.
a monster nugget of gold, weighing three
hundred pounds, and valued at $50 900 dollars.
is reported 10 have been found at Ships Dig
gings, near townsville.
The Sunday bill, prohibiting barbarous and
noisy amusements On the Sabbath, wanted on
lv the Guseruer's signature to become law.
Other bills for the better regulation of public
morals were making goud headwhy, and the
friends Of temperance had hopes of the passage
Of prohbiturY law, during the present ses-
sion.
The markets continued quiet and without
impnrlant charge.
From Australia we learn that Or. Gather
wood. an American, was about to explore the
interior. The investigation into the Iaie riot
at Balarai had terminated. The charges
a9ai'sl the GSernment officers, were proved
10 he unfnunded. The leaders Of the dissalis
fed miners were merely political rowdies.-
The Gold L'cenee however is 10 be done away
with. Business was very dull, and markets
oversiucked
Eastern times., 1855-04-12
EnR EInN FORTS.

At Mansanna I7th ut, sch VIM A Dresser, Dodge for
7 Boston 2lst
At Tnndld 2lth ut bark Brunette, Lancaster from Bos-
I ton, ar 22l. 60 load for 10
At Havauy 29.h ut, ships DAM Elliott Robinson for Tri
este soon Ocean Home Merrymau, for Copeland do; Ha
rie Peters for Antwerp do; Chas yane Oliver for Lon
d5ni Do; brig Morning Light Hud, FOR Remedies to lad
sugar for Boston,
Ar at Liverpool 18th nit, Larrabee Percy Savannah
sl l9h Scrtainer, Alexander, aud Hought N, CotteT,
Oreansi Alexander. Cooper, Trieste; Arlington, Plum
mer, Malta; both, Lombard, L1mbard New OAeans Cy-
nosure Lunt, New York 2ls Sebastian Cabot, Watts,
New Orleans.
En-; inward London 17th Josephine Harding, Jordan,
New 0rleai s.
Ar at Bisto 17th, Diigo, Dillingham; New York l9t,
J Roger, Maxwell, do.
Ar at Autw>rp, Rochambeau, Lambert New York
SD 18Th, Sewail Mcrr0w, New Orleans.
- 4-a caii4 -ti. Gaa / Patton Ma-shaiI N4u
SD n Liverpool, sOih Jane. Springer, MarseilI,s
and Baaclava 22d Emerald Isle, Cornish. New York.
New Orleans.
Adv Rappahannock, for York 10th Yorkshire Mar
shall. lth Old Dominion, Sampson. for Philadelphia
with despatch otseonthe, Young, do 26th; Larabee
Apalachicola.
Ar in Salinas Bay 9Th ut ship Undaunted, Freedman
New York Nov 13 After disg viii proceed Chinoha Is
lands to load for Valencia, Spain.
At Rio Janerio, Feb Il, brig Rolling Wave Bowers
Mobile lds
At surinam 9Th ut brig Marshied Hodgion, for Bos-
ton IS ds Croasiadt, Higgins, I'm aud for Gloucester,
Feb 23
Eastern times., 1855-04-12
LARGE SALE OF
- n a GOO ID s
lit auction.

THE Subscribers have received Mt their Auction Store
large stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods and Millinery, the
stock Of Bankrupt be sold Auction, which
meuced on WEDNESDAY, April IL, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and to be continued day and evening until all sold.
The Stock amounts TO abogst $4,000.
and consists of
All Wool VI De LANES Plain and Figured Silks;
Plaid and Striped silks BLACK silks, good assortment
Large lot Raw Silks Plain Thibets Plaid Thibets
Large assortment of Lyonese Muslin de LANES
Is Cashmere Shawls Assorted Moreens
Bay State and Printed Shawls French Shirt Fronts
Plaid Queens Cloths Broadcoths and Doeskn;
Cassimeres Satnetts, Tweeds, &c;
American Priats CopprEplate and Patch;
Large lot bleached Shreting Brown Sheeting
Cotton Flannels Cotton and Wool Flanues
All Wool Flannels Rel Fiannes White Linens;
Linen Table Cloths, Napkins, and Towelinr;
Various articles Of Embroidery Embroidered Collars
Lace Wells, and Undersleeves
Embroidered Window Curtains L IIandkerchiefs
SILK Handkcrchiefs
ALSO
10 Pieces Oil Cloth Carpeting;
25 Yards Woolen Carpetins.
ALSO
200 pairs Womens Shoes so do. do. Cloth Boots
100 pairs Chiiircn's Shoes 20 DO Mems Boots.
With many other articles usually found in Dry Goods
Store
The above will offer good opportunity for those nwant
Of Dry Goods Many Of the above high goods and
viii all he sold the highest bidder the be
closed up.
The Ladies are especially invited to attend the sale
Terms liberal and made known av the time and place Of
sale. OWEN & CO. Auct'rs.
April u.
Eastern times., 1855-04-12
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar 4th schs Dray, Lewis, wiscasset; Peru,
Snow, Bath.
Sid ship Tranquebar.
Ar 6th brig Mazatlan, Tibbets Sagua 18th ult.
Ar th ships Uriel, Foster, and Caspian Percy; New Or
leansi brig Sheet Anchor, Chesley, Wilmington, c.
Newport
Cld schs Surveyor, Folsom, and Eliza Hand, Thomson
Bath; Henrietta, Blanchard, Richmond,
Baifisn0rc-Ch 4ih, ship Lorenzo, Morrow, Mobile.
Below Sls ship Desdemona, Farnham I'm IIavre Jan IL
Revenue, Robinson, i'm Liverpool Feb via st Thomas.
PhuiisclphIa-Cld Sd, sch Charter Oak, Kelley.
CambridgepOrt.
APniHcaicslI-In port Goth, ships VIM Hitchcock,
Conway, for Havr ldg John Dunlap, Luscott for Boston
do.
New YorIS-Cld Sd, sch Cstaloga Briggs, Bath
5th,bar6 Reindeer, Lawrence, New Orleans.
Cid 4th sch Kate Hohrook, Hix, Jacksonville.
- 9th ship William Berry, New Orleans; bark T & P
Wa ysrd Sturtvaut Buenos Ayres.
ArX slip Katahdin, Curtis, New Orleans; bark A II
kimbN Sleeper Matanzas
Ar (back date) sch Eyeline. Stiusop. Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-04-12

ANOTHER SINGULAR FACT Mr.. Warren
Gilman of Meddybemps, was in our office last
week, add speaking of the death of Mr.. Wes-
tons OK, an account of which we published
last week, he informed US that some two or
three years since, he owned COW, which had
for long time showed symptoms of disease,
which finally terminated in sore near the
fore shoulder. This he opened and it dis
charged for long time. In examining it one
day, he discovered metallic substance and on
extracting it found it to be an umbrella brace,
about thirteen inches in length. How it came
there was mystery. - Skosoheeun Clarion.
Eastern times., 1855-04-12

81 disgraceful row occurred between
the Know Nothings and the Dutch and Irish
at the municipal election at Cincinnati, on the
I'd inst. The Know Nothings turned out en-
masse, and taking cannon from the Dutch
and Irish, turned it upon them and fred. and
afterwards seized and broke up the ballot box
es. Ten or twelve persons were either killed
or mortally wounded, and the only wonder is
that the loss OF life was not greater, as the
cannon was discharged indiscriminately. 1t
was altogether the most disgraceful election
day ever experienced in that city.
Eastern times., 1855-04-12


New LseHT HousEs SOON To BE Bu1Lr We
hear that the Light House Board in this city
are engaged IN the preparation of plans and
estimates for the construction of the following
new light houses -
oa the coast of Maine, at Petit Menan,
Bakers Island, Franklin Island Portland
Breakv ater
On the coast OF Observation-Disclosures
Ledge, Gay Head, Sow and Pigs, Brant Point,
Cape Cod.
For numerous small range lights on Lake
Champlain.
On the coast OF Rhode Island Watch Hill,
BeavesTail
On the coast of New York-six range lights
in New York Bay. Great West Bay, L. Bea-
con on Romer Shore.
New Jersey-Absecum "a first class lisht.)
Delaware-Cross Ledge. Ship John Shoal.
Delaware - Seven Foot Knoll.
yirginia-Cherry Stone, mouth of the Kappa
hammock.
North Caroliua-Wa Point, Roanoke
Marshes Royal Shoal.
South CaIolina-Cape Roman, Castle Pinck-
ney.
Fort Sumpter. Battery at Charleston.
Florida-Jupter Inlet, Coffin's Patches.
,Texas-Mouth. of the Sabine river.
California-Punta de los Reyes, Point Lobos.
W ashingtoh Territory-Cape Flattery, New
Dungennes. Blount's Island.
Oregon Territory-Umpqua.
Four light vesses,-two first class and two
second class, building. Washington Star.
Eastern times., 1855-04-12

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The April number
has arrived. ln addition to the fine engraving,
fashion plates, a model cottage of Grecian
style, descriptions Of dresses for ladies and
children, and piece of original music, it con-
talns mauy interesting and valuable literary ar
ticles, especially continuation of the exciting
and romantic article called /" Life and adven-
lures OF Ferdinand Cortes" by John B. Duff
fey.
Eastern times., 1855-04-12
MurtiuQf5.

In this city, sh inst, by the Rev Mr.. Jaques Mr..
drew araden 60 Miss Eliza j. Jackings both of Wiscasset
ln this city, Tth inst, by Rev DR.. Sheldon Mr. Hugh Nc
Kay to Miss Elizabeth Powers, both ofthis CITY,
In this city, by Amm r. Mitchell, ESQ, Mr. John Rid
ley to Miss Philena J. Flagg, both Of this city.
In Topsham 5jhinst., by Rev. A. Robbins Mr. Thomas
p l. Magoun, of this city, to Miss Maria Lefed
by Elder jacques Mr. Joseph Sylvester r, Brunswitk
to Miss Susan +. Rich, Of Harpswel.
In Bowdoinham, Capt Dexter White of California, to
Miss Aroline Merrow.
In Hallowell, William Thomas Miss Roxanna s. Hus-
seyi Mr. Elijah C. Town to Miss Caroline T. s Foote all Of
Hallowell.
In Gardiner, Mr. Benjamin S Wood to Miss Caroline L.
Hooke
Eastern times., 1855-04-12

g The Ericsson experiment Is at an end.
The inventiof~is conceded to be failure, and
poor Ericssonjs ruined man. He has spent
all his fnrtnnein building his calorlc ship and
IN the experiments he has made on t|ie vessel.
He has done more, he has spent all his wife S
fortune, which was great, and she too is beg
CARED. But the worst of all is that it led to
such recrlmlnation and alienation that they
separated, never 10 be united again perhaps.
Had he been successful, his name would have
been enrolled with that of Columbus, Newton,
Fulton, and other fnen of illustrious 5enown.
But he has failed he has lost his all; he has
introduced ruin into once loving and happy
home; and the world looks coldly on and says,
told you so.r
Eastern times., 1855-04-12
PORT OF BATE.
FNpAYf April O.
ARRIVED.
Sch Chsrieston Packet, Howes Boston.
DISASTERS.

II has been before stated that brig Bird Of arps-
WELL I'm Trinidad for New York, fallen in with aban-
doned at and subsequently, asceraned that
Hutchinson and had been carried Savannah Capt
IL enormously supposed she must have gone down shortly
after abandonment. The thrown her beam ends
10th ut lat U.s. lon IS, during heavy gale After cutting
away her mass she righed Her house. galley and boats
were carried away Three men were washed overheard
but succeeded in reganing the vessel One man had lis
leg broken Shortly after she fallen with by sch
sheeAnchor, Capt 0rcu by whom the crew were taken
on and carried Savannah Capt Hutchinson expresses
his grateful acknowledgement Capt Orcut officers and
crew of the Sheet Anchor for their promptnes coming
to his rescue and for their kind and generous hospitality
himself and crew while on board the sch.
Eastern times., 1855-04-12

DiARALIcAL 0uTRAep.--El----.e.,..h ha-eoo- b.,
longing to Mess!s Morse & Mitchell. prnprie-
tors Of the Watervlle AID Belfast stage line,
have been poisnned by some unknown scoun-
drei. Nine oi the fourteen have already died
and the remainder viii undoubtedly die. Cir
cUmstances indicate that slow poison was ad-
ministered to them in the town Of Freedom
No clue has as yet been obtained tn the perpe-
traitor Of the outrage, although il is hoped he
may be brought 10 justice. Too great pun
ishmeut could hardly be inflicted upon person
guilty of 50 base deed The hnrses already
dead were worth about Sl500.-Bangor Coar-
ieT
Eastern times., 1855-04-12

SAD ACCIDENTAL young man, % years of
age by the name of John L. French, residing
in Chelsea, opposite this city, killed on
Wednesday last by the accidental discharge of
gun which he was using for bat stick while
PLAYING ball The whole charge entered his
side, infiicting terrible wound, and causing
almost instant death He was an active, in
dustrious young man, and his sudden death is
peculiarly affecting to his family and friends.-
HalioacsH Gazette
Eastern times., 1855-04-12

USE HowE's HYGRIAs HoARHouSD AND LrvERwoRr CoueH
OANDl-Never since the science Of Medicine first dawned
upon tne world has compound gained such exraord
nary popularity Ii SO short period time Dr. Howes
Hoarhound and Lverwort Cough Candy in curing
O0aghs Colds Asthma, Didiculty of Breathing, &c. 1t
aords instant relief be relied in all instances
GIVE IT Price s. 10 and 20 cents per package.
Dr. j. MATHEWS, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Also for sale by A. @. Page Samuel Anderson and T. W.
Lucas. 15w34