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The North-Carolinian., 1855-02-24

SHEMW ELL & MCDONALD,
Successors to p ShemwcI)
DEALERS STAPLE AND Fancy
DRY GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS
Also a general assortment of Straw & SILK BON NETS
In addition to our stock hand which is very
good we will in Il few DAYS receive IA new supnlv of
SE.iSO.N.3BLE GOODS
Which we Will sell low for cash reasonable time
to punctual customers.
W. B. SIIIMWELL
y. y. MCDONALD
Last side Green Street.
Fayetteville. Sept %. 1884.
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CAPE FEAR LANDS FOR SALE.

CAPE FEAR LANDS FOR SALE.
We offer for sale that Valuable Plantation. known
as the "ASHE PLACE." seven miles above Fayette-
ville the Cape Fear River recently the property
of Col Nathan King containing SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES.-every of which is Cape Fear Bottoms.
and susceptible of the highest state Of cultivation.
This Land requires putting it is known to be the
best farming lands on Cape Fear River. Terms will
be made satisfactory if the right sort of purchser is
found.
T. S. LUTTERLOH
J. Il T. WADDILL.
Feb 6. 1855. 32-H
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The President has vetoed the bill

BEorEsTs OF MAXWELL CHAMBERs.-By the
last w i'll and Testament of MAXWELL CHAMBERS
deceased two hundred thousand dollars is he.
queathed to Davidson College. The greater
portion this amount will vest in the Trustees
now-the remainder at the close of certain
estates described in the Will About $50, 900
is left to the Presbyterian church of this place.
Thus S23o,OOo is given to the Prcsby yterian
denomination by man who was himself not a
member of any church lie has, however, left
a name, which will long be remembered by the
adherents of the Presbyterian creed in Western
Carolina. Salisbury Watehm.am.
The Salisbury Banner states that the amount
bcqueathed to Davidson College is 100000.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-02-24
BLACKSMITH
AND WHEEL WRIGHT SHOP,

BLA SMITH
AND WHEE1LWRIGIIT SHOP.
The Subscriber has commenced the SMITHT%G
BUSINESS on Hillsborough street. within fifty wards
of the Dobbn House, where all kinds of Smith Work
will be done.
Particular attention will he given Horse Shoenp
lie will also attend to putting up Lightning Con
'uctors.
J. c. LALLI has taken the adjoining Shop.
where he is prepared to put up Wagons Carts Draws
Wheelbarrows. &c
Repairing done at the shortest notice.
~ Z. CHERISH
Jan'v, 13. 1855. :;mpd
CHECKS on the three Banks in this place
for sale at this Office
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TRUST SALE

10y sl'ue ts OF Deed Of Trust me executed for
pafposes m tefe1a named 1 Will sell at public auction
the HOUSE AND LANDS recently occuneI iho'Sv hu w
T. Calais, one mile and quarter North ofth u"ys
r. D. BREECE. Trustee
ro, A. NJ. CAMPBELL. Anc,r
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FALL, 1854.
NEU FIRM AND NETT GOODS

PEARCE & FERGUSON
Are receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
DRY GOODS.
Hats, Caps. Bonnets Umbrellas, Parasols.
Boots and Shoes, &c. &c
With extensive assortment of Readv-made Clothing
All of which they offer to purchasers at low prices
and upon accommodating terms
From long experience. and by strict attention to
business they hope to merit share public
b. +. PEARCE.
J. Is. FERGUSON.
Fayetteville .Anc. L. 1854 sO7-tf
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GRASS SEEDS

.9 Lover Seed, Timothy Seed Herds Grass Seed
Seed, fresh and genuine ''s"eiu "arden
Feby !. 1855 At c,u,r
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kosciuskO aud his Love.

! The maiden to whom this Polish hero gave
his heart, was a daughter of one of the granc
diSnltarcs Of the kingdom, and therefore raisc
by birth above kescinsko But true love is q
true leveller--its alchemy detects merit in the
meanest station and its power of affinity can
overcome ma terial obstacles. The lady Lonsia
Sosnowski returned the love Of the poor officer
as the truth and fervency of hi. attachment de-
Served-but life of happiness was not for him.
The young lady first confded her attachment
| to her mother; and then kosciusko, with tears
and kneeling at the fathers feet, confessed his
pure but unconquerable passion. The parents,
blinded by hereditary pride of ancestry ard
cxaspeiated at the idea that the splendor of
their ancient house should be dimmed by their
daughters marriage with an officer of rank in
terior prohibited all intercourse between the
impassoned LOVERS and, to insure the observance
OF their prohibition, placed spies upon all their
steps. But love found means to deceive the
Argus eyes placed over them, and knit two
young hearts closer to each other.
koscinsko, now driven to despair proposed
an elopement, The lady agrees all is arranged
and the lapplest result promises to crown their
hopes. Under the shade Of dark night they
effect their escape from the castle-attan SEEM
lngly unpursued to some distance a warm en-
brace speaks their mutual congratulations. and
the bright hopes of union that are dawning
upon their hearts. But a sudden nsist. ssartles
the lovers from their dream of bliss: the Mar
ShaPs people surround aud attempt to seize
them. koscnsko draws his sword, and des-
perately strives to defend his beloved A
sanguInary conflict ensucs but the issue could
not be doubtful. kosciusko wounded. exhaust
ed, scnselessly sank to the ground, and the
Lady Louisa was dragged back to her paternal
home When. after three hours swoon, X os-
cinsko regained his consciousness, he crawled
feeby and despairingly to the nearest village,
where one of his friends euartered carry
ing with him relic of his vision of happiness
but its recollection, and white handkerchief
which his idol had dropped in her agony.-Ths
treasure never afterwards Quilted his bosom,
not even in the hottest battle, and death only
could part him from it.
kosciusko formed no second attachment and
The North-Carolinian., 1855-02-24

| The FRENcH SPoIIATToN BIIL.-It is known
that the French Spoliation bill, as it is termed,
| has passed both Houses of Congress, and now
only wants the signature of the President to
become law. The historical facts upon which
these claims are founded are stated to be as
follows:
''Im the years 1s7S-'? the United States
were in a state of qmasi war with the then Repulb-
lie of France. Privateers crused and made
captures; national vessels met and fought on
the high seas; and on land there was the array
OF armies, in anticipation of Il formidable war.
Then came the revolution which placed Bona
parte at the head of the French government
The United States urged upon France indemnity
for the confScaton of the preceding years 1t
was answered that they made under au-
thoritv of a government that had passed away
and like assignats and continental money they
no more had value. In short, the French
government refused to acknowledge or satisfy
these claims; but the urgency of them by
the United States disay agreeable, they had
inserted in the treaty for the purchase Of Lou
isiana provision that the further prosecution
of these claims by our government should be
discontinued. 1t is upon this provision that
these claims rest.
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By All persons Indebted to me Inv Note ~
account are respectfully requested to cali and settle
February 9th p n n "a yiS re N
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koscusko formed no second attachment and
although, in after years, several ADVANTAGEOUS
matches were proposed to him both in Poland
and France, he never could be prevailed upon
to marry Even to an advanced age he re-
manned faithful to the love Of his youth, and
spoke of the object of his ONLY passion with all
the fire sf early life.
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absorption Of the WAig into the Amoac-Nothing
Paytv.
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SELLING OUT AT COST.
Wishing to change my business will sell nv entire
stock of ~ "
DRY GOODS AT COST
PERSONS wishing to buy bargains will do we'll to caN
and purchase cheap for cash
~ ""t1 sell ont my whole stock of Dry Goods and
- - cost II any person wants to purchase for
'he purpose OF going into the business
800 X. d. DAVIS.
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j. d. 7. WADDILL,
HAY STREET
Are now receiving their Fall and Winter GOODS
Consisting of a large and Mell Selected stock of
The North-Carolinian., 1855-02-24

Wethersfeid
GARDEN SEEDS
Warranted the Growth OF 1854.
The subscriber has Just received complete sassort-
mcn OF the above celebrated Seeds, which he offers at
wholesale or retail
J. n SMITH, Druggist
North West Corner Market Square
January 8.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 18th inst Mills, Sturgis Savannah
Alliance, Tlnkham, Charestoni 18th, Lucy Thompson,
pendleton New York.
Sid IIth, Am Union. CALDWELL New York Benz Adams
Drummond, Trieste Therese, Lunt, Malta 14th, VIM NJ
Rogers, Thompson, Halifax 10th, Ella Clark, Hopper
holt New Orleans Sth, Shamrock, DOane, New York.
Ent inward at London 18th josephine Jameson Calcutta
Ar at Gravesend 18th, hine, Doape, New York.
Sid FIN Cardiff l4th, Rio Grande Percy, Havana Char
ter Ook, Pendleton, New York.
Sid fun Shields 18th, Delaware, Patten, New York
Ar at Memel 13th Mary Kimbal, Fiske, New York.
Ar at Copenhagen 18th, Ocean Home, Merryman, Havana
Sid I'm Flushing 14th, Gen Cobb, TIaski, Cardiff.
a! Ar At llayre nth Carssa Bird Bird New Orleans
Gallatn, and Richd Morse, Dinsmore. Charleston.
Sid 18th, st. Paul, Crabtree, New York.
Ar Trieste, 5h John Spear Butler New Orleans via
Venice Am Union, Otis, Liverpool.
Ar at Calcutta Mich 81, Phaton Spooner London Dec s.
Liverpool 18th, Farley, Nichols, New Orleans.
Cid 11;h, Sharon, Brooks, Charleston.
In the river outward bound Sea Queen Manson for New
Orleans.
Adv Monmouth, Trufan for City Point Alliance, Tink-
Ent for ldg 18th, New England Orr Trieste and Venice
18th, Wild Cat, Aden Calcutta Germanicus, Faes, Ven
ice Jane Parkei Bowker, Castine 18th, Louisa Hach
Philadelphia Elvira Owen, do.
At London 18th, Chas Thompson Small, for Boston ldg
Yorktown, Meyer for New York ab ready Ocean Queen
on Folkestone abt 18th, Gen Cobb Haskell fin Antwerp
for Cardiff.
on Dover ab 18th, Lady Franklin, Smith, firm Matanzas
SID lm Newport 14th Thaatta, Barker, Marseles.
Sid FIN Cardiff, 10th; Charter Oak, Pendeton, New York
Archer, Lewis, Malta.
Ar at Shields 14th, Zenobia, Drummond Havre
Ar at Antwerp 11th, Marengo, Alexander, Havana
Sid I'm Flushing, 18th. ionian, Coley, Newcastle, e.
Adv at Havre 18th, Wurtemburg, Winter, New Orleans.
Sid from Bahia Apr 4, Lady Franklin, Smith, Hamburg
since spoken.
SD FIN smyrna May 8, bark yesta, Perciva, Boston.
AtSurinam May bark Nesta Ellen, Perciva for Boston
Is DIS.
Sid FIN Havana 23l shipJ Humphreys, Morrill, Trieste
9th brig Mary Thompson Grant, New York sch G ii
Moutaige. NV Orleans.
Ar at Malta sth ult, ship Ariel Stinson, liverpool.
1-tk ait ls.rL
York.
Havana 2th ult ships Hydra Carney for Fredercks-
hal2Sth; de Enbl, Percy, for Hamburg soon; John
Henry, 0xnard Cowes do.
At Cardenas 21st ut ship Margaret Merryman, Eu-
rope ldg.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07
Later from
q "A EIF R MIA

The steamship Star of the West from San
Juan with nearly half million Of specie on
freight and 800 passengers arrived at New
York on Friday evening last, at about s o clock
She brings San Francisco dates Of the 9th
,It,
The news is of iiule interest. Trade had
undergone no important change since the sail
ing OF the last steamer.
The decision OF the u S. Supreme Court in
the Fremont Land bill is likely 10 produce
considerable excitement. On the Sih the Land
Commissioners conferred claim too square
leagues of lard on the San Joaquin, commen-
cling at the base Of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains and running down stream.
Some excitement exists at San Barrardns
in consequence OF the discovery of gold mines
in that city.
The Legislature has referred the prohihitory
liquor law TO the people at the next election.
The municipal election in Stockton took
place on the Sth, and resulted in the choice of
Fisher, dem, for Mayor; k. n. and 13 dem.
Aldermen The Harbor master is k. n.
The U. S. mint resumed coming on the Sth
Of May. The amount of dust received same
day was $4,000 ounces, and of silver 5000
ounces.
The Legislature adjourned on the 9Th sine
die. Nothing further of Importance had been
done.
Seventy men, OF Col. Walkers expedition,
sailed on the 4th. Destination uncertain.
An unannounced eclipse Of the moon on the
LIST, took the people of San Francisco by sur
prise.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07

Mayor throughout the State of Maine is
more severe than the Argus upon the Mayor.
For ourself, we are unable to discover any cir
cumstances in the case which warranted the
sacrifice of human life. 1t certainly seems to
outsiders as most cowardly and uniustifable
act on the part of Mr. Dow.
In addition to the above, we learn that Mr..
Dow has made requisition upon the Govern
or, for assistance in maintaining the order of
the city. A special messenger from the Gov
ernor was sent through to Portland by an ex-
press train Monday evening. What his or
ders were we have not learned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOsten-Ar 30th, ships Sarah, Holden, Rockland; VIM
Henry, Gregory, do.
Cid 3lst, brig John Alfred, Perry, Bath.
Ar LIST, brig Angola, Morton, Sagua.
Cid sch Ocean Queen, Chadwick, Thomaston.
Ar ID bark Trinity Hail. Galveston sth ult; sch Lamar
tine HILL Saco Sd ship Harriet & Bessie, Milton New Or
leans 18th ult Cid schs Charter Oak Kelley, New York
San Francisco-Sld ID ut ship Sea Nymph Hard
ing, Calao.
New Orlenns-Gld I'D bark Susan W. Lind, Coffin
Havana (had been adv for Boston.
Adv ships Edwin Flye, for Liverpool Goth; Messina,
Trutt, for Boston oath.
Cid % ships Lombard, Lombard, Liverpool Josephine
Harding, Jordan, Cienfuegoes.
Cid 2Sd srks Rawlings, Beaman, New York; Tam
many, Steelman, Philadelphia.
Adv ships Potomac, Reed, for Liverpool 9th.
Cid 24th, ships Edwin Fyc ager, Liverpool; Messina,
Trott, Boston Purington, Whitney, Havana.
Towed to 18th, ships Germania, Bennington.
vship Lavnia Adams, Adams, for Boston, nearly all
cargo engaged.
Below 25th brig May Queen, from New York Cid shps
Highland Chief Barstow Boston; Sam Cunning, Skoeld
New York; 25h, Sewa, Morrow, Queenstown; Normandy,
Mecher Potomac Reed, add Shakespeare Comings, Liver
pool.
Gaircsfon-In port 21st, bark Helen, Stevens, for
Havre dg. Sid Goth ship Travis, Smith, New York.
MObile-Cld 18th, ship Southampton, AUSTIN Louis
burg, N. S.
Key West-sld oath, brig Kalafat, Eldrdge, .Darien.
Snvannah-Ar 18th, bark Chas William, Hawes,
Boston.
CharIeston-Ar 26th, bark Geo. Albert, York, Rock
land
stl in the oing 2sh, ship COrtes Kennard I'm Havana
for Trieste, leaky &c.
Sid 2Sth, ship Arab, Havre. =
RichmOnd-Ar 2Sth, sens Josiah Achorn Merrill
and Gertrude Horton, Pendleton, Rockland Counce
Hooper, New York.
Ar 10th sch Ophlr, BrisseIl, Rockland.
Philadelphia cid 50th bark SoomonPiper, 'Clure
Boston.
Ar Both, brig Porto Rico, Blanchard, Cherryfeld.
Cid 39th, ship Cynosure, Pray, Liverpool
Ar 2lst, ships Potoniac Stone, Canton Robt Patten
Fulton, Havana.
CID 30st, ship Robt Harding, Putnam, Calcutta sch
Speinde, Haskell, Portland.
New LondOn-Ar 30th, sch Rubcon, Rockland
Fall River-Ar 3lst, sch Princess, Gardiner.
NewpOrt-Ar 30th, brig Vermont Naylor, Savannah,
via Block Island tor Thomaston-see Disasters.
Salem-Ar 3lst, brig Com Stewart Bishop, Philadel-
phia.
Georgetown, 81.
Also ar 9th, brig Pamallo, Adams, Tabasco.
Ar 3D. ships Screamer, Alexander, New Orleans; bark
Roderic Dhu, Lindsey, Bermuda brig Mary Thompson
Grant, Havana. Cid LIST ship Undne, Merriman Ham
burg.
PrOvidcnce-Ar 29th, sch Wankinco Gardiner.
New BcdfOrd-Ar 10Th, sch President, Gardiner
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07
The Clergy in the Field---The Menagerie
Moving,

Elder Peck, Elder Stevens, Elder Porter,
and Elder Kalloch are out in call for a State
Mass Convention in Bangor, June Goth and
9th, for the purpose.of making arrangements
for the coming campaign
The itlnerant political menagarie worked
such wonders last year, that it is to be brought
out again, furnished, it is to be presumed,
with choice varieties of the intensified Maine
Law-the dissected paupers,-the omnibus
bill, and the Mrs. Pattersons of nunnery com
mittee memory. Last year we had the aboli-
ton meeting at Lewiston,-the mass demo-
cratic convention at Portland,-the antl-Ne-
sraska assemblage at Bangor, and the know
nothing and temperance conventions at Fort
land all composed of the same men. though
called by different names, and all striving for
the same common object,-the spoils Of office,
indeed, those very spoils, these same gentle
men have so savagely accused others of covet-
ing.
The same old car of Juggernaut, it seems,
is again on the track, with its idols stationed
upon the front streets,-while Elder Peck,
and the other elders are iaboriously Juggling
away in the harness to accelerate its snail
like speed. 1t is easily discernible that there
is a deal of friction in the machinery this year,
and most noticeable of all is the feet that the
larger part OF tne team, 10 VIII tRe h. n s.
are pulling the other way.
The ostensible object of the proposed meet
ing at Bangor is to sustain the last Maine law,
which the elders say SIS being enforced through
out the State If it be true, as the elders
say, shat this law is being enforced through
out the State, why the necessity of the State
Mass Cenventionl' Will not the people find
it out until it is proclaimed by Elder Peck,
himself, from such rostruml If this law is
to yield the peaceable fruits of righteousness,
the people will discover them without the aid
of such demonstration. On the contrary, if
1t should excite contention, violence and blood
shed, and by Its stringent provisions drive
large portion of true temperance men and
friends of the late law into the ranks Of the
eppostion,-not all the tinkering of Elder
Peck, and the other elders can save it. We
rejoice that these elders have thrown off all
disguise, and avew TO all the world that they
have entered the political arena, to make ar
rangements for the coming campaign While
crying out, Down with the Pope = they are
also laboring to establish hierarchy scarcely
less tolerable than Cathoicity in its odious
forms. That the people were deceived last
year was the fault of these political mounte-
banks; should they suffer themselves to be
again deceived it will be their own fault.
Meanwhile we shall chronicle the iourneyings
Of this menagerie. Republican Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07
Marringts.

In Georgetown 31s ult by Rev E. G. Page, Mr. Charles
v Minot Of Phpsburg, to Miss Sarah G. Rogers of G.
IN In hockiand, Mr. Abram Brown to Miss Hannah X.
beth Of South Thomaston; Mr. Shubael A. Hink
y u mss Elizabeth II. spauding Of South Thomas
ton Of Isle au Haut 7-'7 $3.50 = f
In Waldoporo; Mr. Alfred B. Butler Of So Thomaston 10
In HaOwel, Capt. LAewellvn Coona- 60 nf;r .r.r. T
daughter Of 7. NJ. Andrews, ESQ ~ W ~ "
In Augusta, Hiram A. Craig to Miss Smear I, CO.. T.,
win G. Stone of Franklin, N A. to Miss Me- ~ p -,
Moses Andrews to Miss Pendora D. Williams both Of Rich
lnond. = ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07
DISASTERS.

Ship Cortes of Bath from Havana for Trieste before re-
ported off Charleston Distress ar at Quarantine ground
29th ult.
The wreck of brig westport, of Boohbay, dsmasted,
wateropre and abandoned before repoted) passed
2Slh nit no lat SC by the Annapolis, at Baltimore.
Brig George Bath, at New York fin St Jago had fore
mast sprung during heavy weather.
Brig Vermont, Savannah for Thomaston, which was
ashore on Island has been got off, and ar at New
port 3Oth inst.
dates to sd ult advise that ship Caspian Bath
New Orleans before reported on the Ginger
bread Ground, became a total wreck. Capt Wyman and
crew. with the materials saved arrived at Nassau. Sch
kinghsher, from Maracaibo for New York. had
paredwoud have her cargo reloaded by 26h sa2sth
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07

Few how frequently Publishers compelled to
insert among their advertisements, statements which they
can neither sanction or believe.
pleasant exception to this dsagreeahle necessity are
the advertisement Of Dr. j. c. AYERS Cherry Pectoral and
Pills. which win be found columns. We have pub
1shed for BEFORE and always with the feeling that in
doing wise lend ourselves to deceive mislead
the public, have had ndisputable proof that his
words strictly true with abundant to believe
that his medicines will do all they PROMISE and all that
be reasonably expected from any medicine. His
Cherry PectoIa is too well known in this community to
need any commentator from us, and his Pills are
crediby informed inferior his Pectora-Proui
denee Mirror, r, /.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07
Flour. Neal. Teas, Sugars.

EAS of the best qualities in caddys; Mocha Old Java
Central America Ria and Cape Coees; Crashed Pow.
dered Graduated and assd Coffee Crashed White Sugars
Havana Porto Rico Muscovado and New Orleans Brown
Sugars; New Orleans Moasses in bbls; Porto Rico aud
Cuba Moasses Syrups Oils Spices; Sperm Wax Stearne
and Taow Candles Pickles by the jar gallon; Picked
Lines; Seville Olives Tomoto and Walnut Ketchup;
dimes; accaroni Vermaceli Prunes; Figs; New Raisns
Olive Oil; Jelys; Exs. Lemon Vena and Rose; Fancy
Soaps; Preserved Ginger Soda and Wine Crackers,
&C., for sale by JOHN ii. MCCLELLAN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07

= VVOIfe's Schiefam Aromatic Schnapps.
This medical die drink is manufactured by the pro-
pretor at SchieGam, in Holland expressly for medicinal
purposes. 1t has been submitted nearly all the first
Chemists and Physicians in the United States, who
dorse il their signatures of the great es
,senals OF the Kateria Medicd. 1t is prescribed
with great success in Gravel Goui rheumatism, OBJ
sructions of Bladder and Kidneys and for Dyspepsia
las superior in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles enveoped in yellow
pa per, with my the botte cork and label, and
for sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Is, 20 and % Beaver St. New York.
o5m47 25 South Front ST., Philadelphia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07

Apr 2l, lat 20 LIS, 20 COW ship Mary Robinson,
Croker, FIN Chincha Islands for Liverpool.
May 20, lat rs, lon 80 L. bark Kinsman Matanzas
for Philadelphia.
May H. lat So 49, Ion 43 S. sgnalized ship Naples
ofBath, FIN Matanzas for Trieste
May 30, lat &c, passed brig Phillip Larrabee firm
Anticook River Nd for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-07

MILITARY. The Brunswick Light Infantry
under the command of Capt. John A. Cleave-
land, had its first annual parade and inspec-
tien on Wednesday last. This fine corps
made an excellent appearance and performed
its evolutions in style which displayed a
thorough knowledge of Military tactics. 1t
musters sixty guns.-Bruls. Tel.