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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10
Amusements.


VIVHE GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
II CONCERT of
sIGSOR BERNARDO and Mr. CHARLES Wells,
VIII take place
FRIDAY EVENING, May IL,
DODWORTHs ACADEMY, No SO BROADWAY,
Thss will be assisted BY the following eminent artists:
Nine OSCAR COMPLAINT,
Mrs GEORGIAN STUART, sis GAsPARONI,
Ssrsrs FRAZER HAHN sDd TIMM.
Tickets 81 each To boAsd the principal Music stores and
u the door To commerce at oecck.
METROPOLITAN THEATER, Opposite Bond
ly1 st. Brosdwsy-Lessee, Mr. HACkETT.
This establishment viii be opened for limited
MONDAY May IA, lass, with Comedy in which
Mr. HACKEfT
v make his frvt appearance in NEWTON thesc Eve years
Further particulars In future announcements
b-The Company engaged requested 70 meet the
Stage It II O'Clock On FRIDAY nezt, Nay u. 1855
JOHN SLOAN, MANAGE.
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THE yEW-YORK TRIBUNE

rvcALIFORsIA, OREGON AID TIE SANDWICH
al ne 4 uh,hed on departure Of each Mail steamer
e. Ispinw. al al 50 per Single copies, SIX CentA
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THE yEw-YORK TRIBUNE

,op rUROPEAN CIRCULATION
rVvh - ~ de,srtufe of each Mail Steamer for Liver
= sa as psr snnun postage Desded Single copies su
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF NTKGTNTA.
and to all who use Liquor ;ss u Mcdi-
cine or ns u Beverage,

Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for mcdi-
.nal purposes should give the preference 10 WOLF ELS
SCHEDAM AROMATIC SCIINAPPS
l. IL /. manufactured Schedam, in Holland, nud
exclusively IN the factory Of tho proprietor hy process
o. and from rnatcria elsewhere unemployed ond un'
known.
. II Is proved by the repeated NnnIyss of sevc,al
eminent chemists be entirely lr from the pcrnirous
iusl oil which rcnpn in every kind ot liquor distilled
from gran, mud wich j. thc cause o the nervous nnd
visccra dera cement serious ,onecstl"n mud nitbid
le.ro fi hhhuhl and lntcmprrnte iudu'eenc', winch
uIt il1or. invariably tend to supslinduc".
,. It proved hy the ,arn" unerng tests that the
Juniper Gin i. Favored with the contsc ncrd and
6digcstiblc oil of jupiter heretofore used hut with
he specifically lighter mnrc volatile aromatic aud me-
lcnn of the essential oils of ihe linlinn juniper
berry neg lccted by every other manufacturer
1t ia chemically proved to be absolutely pure in iH
recicaton-a quality obtained by an entirely new pro
res mud which no other Holland Gin in the world has
acquired.
5 1t il proved by extensive medical experience and
testimony, beam efficient ns well as AN ngrer"oe rem
ed, in many of ncipent DIR psy gravel chr"nic
gou rheumatism. nstulencc, colo, concretions ~ the
kidney and bladder dyspepsin fever an "guc gen"r"
debility sluggish circulation OF the blood dehcient as
Summation ~ food nnd exhausted vital energy.
g. 1t il grateful and renovntins cordial. and
when used directed, never n'nmes the sy' EN- or IN
uces inebriey but tends rather 10 subdne the latter
frnty by crcutil dislike all inferior liquors. And
il invntiably correcs rh, i'll effects Of bad water, wheh
~ in swampy limestone districts. In ull OF these
enumerated qu r- j, has riynl in any market in the
world
since the introduction of this celebrated medicinal
hey irags into the United States, number o Liquor
Houses in New York and other large cities have
commenced couuterirng II The genuine Is only sofa
in ounIt md pin turlc handsomely wrapped in yellow
pat,-r with n nnmc the bottle, cork ana label
snulJ advise tho.e who it medi nally purchase
y the b,lrc a. Bar, aud Horcl' frequently fill my lot
lie. with common gin aud sr i for the genuine. For
.tr ~ al llr rrsl ectt'c Druggists in tie United
Snte, uDOLpHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
lS, 20. and - Feaver-si New York.
The word Schnapps belongs exclusively 10 my nrli-
tlc Rll others Ia counterfeit.
nov. d3m
for snleut j. II. THOMPSON & cos
New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02


WHAT THE CRITICS SAY
il,ar "hn Frank Leslie snys al il in his Ladder, (;a.
zetie:
Wehase read this exceedingly elegant contribution
our light literature with nbsnrhing interest Aloucv
iec,ion- simple tale of rnl ll dciicatcd tony lroh
81 mud -lsic We wrlrnme -nch t-bufes Tin inost
hrorily hoihnR ia lis way strikes our memory a.
being II" equal aud we give place htIing notice Ia
'nf nrtistir Ghaeno wound u gem of pnrcsi raw
and commend 'Alone' 10 EVERY refined mind"
Alone siau'ls far abovc the light ternturr of The dav
In its style and general ksburg II ernId
Natural and life like In its concc ptons, and teetninr
with hnteiesi; while vein oi rich and cheerful humor
aud an oNeiiiowig sympathy, rctvadc the entire work.
nnd sparkle upon every pnge We hnyc rend no novel
which we enn 80 heartily commend to the public a,
Alone '-Lcxington Gazette.
Clnrao terized By force, elenrness md originality
Godey's Lndy's Book
u stands 'nonc as hring TO u tain origina
II IL remarkable and curious Of exact
y anovoL IL Is skilliuy plant ell and deeply inter.
eating story hui something more than n story, and 10
designed To be "sonehng" better than inter- sting
We think she hns accomplished tan she Intended
Southern Literary Messenger.
One of the best works of fiction We have ever read
Mnrion liariahd' b,ny be Justly placed in the very
front RINK OF American female writer's Be ford ,Henti
mel
|, b,nts thu unmi-,aho ,le l.. pr, of a highly gifted
mind -Dmvihn Register. 'f1
Every page is nn incident the angunge IL chp sA and
lcg,n III" whole tale ing that IL tho
rendrr'- min h firm grnsp ntil it is fnished-
ienhy 'osl oct sS.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
For Christmas and New Year.

For Christmas and New Year.
The Floral Keepsake, with 30 elegant quarto iusta-
TONS cb0red
The Heroinea Of Shakespeare 80 beautiful ilustra
tions steel (antique)
The Female Poets of America, with por rats
The Bards of the Bible quar.o. elegantly illustrated
Shnbe .penre, beautifully illustrated
Natsons l'oetical Quotations do
Brit sh Female Poets
Read, temalc Poets OF An erica (ee. nnt)
Never Univ.rsum, SO copper engrayings
Montgomery Puetical Works
Women of the Scriptures, illustrated
Glen sons Pictorial, elegantly bound
Prose and Poetry of Europe nod America
Aso-Svcr, Steel, and Morocco Cnrd Gases. Porl.
monaics-argc vnrety Gold Pens with gold aud silver
cases; Fa1cy Inksand., Pearl ultrr., and nuny other
articles numerous to mention to be bad HI
dec % MORSE'S Com "a House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

Also over 100 900 Paintings. Statues, Medals Charts
Albums. Valuable Books aud Poniolios OF Engmvngs
,nnL ing in all $50 900 gifts, which will he dsi bucd by
committee appointed by the Shareholders, and for
enrcd free of churge b" hc fubcs ohedent servants,
DA HALL CO.
dS6 Brondwuy New York.
Ordrrs ior EnprnyinHs md Tie ,ts in th. Yrent
ir prise ne day n,rivug from II pnrts oi the United
STATES and Cnnala which wHrIant ~ in pom sing
very car, duy l the di-ibution Applications should
be nnde Immediately only certain number of Tick
ct. can be sold Lc'tcrs. with the money enclosed,
p,cpnid and the Engraving and Ticket will he for
war ted free DASHALB Il co,
dee lad Nar i9G lifnadwny Nav York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA

OF EARTENwARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy irticies.
INfiE sub, rho oilers ih Hdc large und vnied
stock at EarthenwHrc, Ghinn aud t;l a., the pat
terns OF winch we're selected by himself ia person.
Having Npee oi many Yeats in this p,rtic uar
business lie feels great confidence saii1g TINT IN point
OF price aud quality II will SomPne hvo,Nby with any
other house III the ttalr.
White Grluiic Dinner Ware,
Do 10 Basins aud Ewrr4, Jugs. Tea Ware. etc.
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated Chhn Dinner nrd Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and loilet sets
Do do do Pitcher, aud Vases
Gold Band do OF above variety
WI tc Chi do OF above variety
Common Ware of every description, suinlhe for
" ole,ainr which he offers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail to please
Fine Maniel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory TnhIr Cut cry Winters an Brittana Ware
Safety aud otucr Fluid aud Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety,
All he asks is call and lac feels assured hispriees
will rive satisfaction.
Ills Packrri i of The best in the trade
Stone Ware ut Factory price4.
sep l2-ts JAS ID. b EVANS,
Mniu .hnn Nu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
..7ILmELM 4 sCmALEH's PIANOS,

\N|ILHEEM q SCE1ALEK'S PIANUa'
w All lovers o Good Piano, respectfully in.
yited to call Mt K. A. Williams and examine w ilhem
& Schapr's Pianos These ns rnments built in the
substantial manner, with ii the modern lrprove-
ents and continuing al the alities of de-iraye hne-
tuned excellent and durable Pianos, standing 'ceH in
all climates, and regiuns.
The beauty of finish the sweetness cearnesssirength
and vol me If ani the keeping well m eot these
Instruments together with the very moderate prices.
have already secured the manufacturers an exended
custom.
Persons Wishing purchase Pianos oaght hy all
means tn aall at r. A WILLIAMS large and hand
some bookstore onpo>ite s,te War'ick llnnse, and
doors above the Novell H0u4e, and examine (bt fore
buying) tcsc grand action pianos.
H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
Virginia LINE of Richmond -
AND NEW-YORK PACkETS.--rhs snnk
home line ia composed of the following vessels snd
.nls from Ncw-York every three days. All owned in

These vessels of the 6rt cuss built in the city oi
baltimore expressly for this rndr and hive superior nc
rommodntinns for passengers. They nre comnnndcd
10y experienced Curnins, we'll qualified for the trade
mud VIII" i'll spnr" exertion Ia accommodate Tho,
will be towcd np end down the "'Ves by steam nhd ma,
he relied on 10 sn, promptly rs advcrtized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods irum N"~
York, will find il their interest ship by this he
freight will always be taken low 10y any Other
line Of Packets, and effort will be made by the
in Richmond and New York to give satisfaction
Freight Is per whole. aud - cents per / ~
Tobacco being about so per cent less ihan chnre'
the Steamers. insurance. can be effected in the hJ.l
moad fnr Assocntion b, this line nj 3.S per cent.
We respectfully usk md hope t. succeed il obtain
Tug full shal" al patronage.
Goods shipped 10y this line 10 New York will be for
wnrded free uf commission 10 New Orlcnns, Mobile,
Charleston, savannah OF any other Southern North
rrn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond ~ Roekctr
IN New York Beth M !, Coffee House Slip, foot OF
Wall Street. DAVID CuRdlE Richmond, } y
O. II PIERSON, N. y. -
No. 81 South Street !
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
Smiths InyigOrating Cordial

HAN be Ind at the IPASHINGTON HOUSE
" BAR, doi,y, from o'clock, A. NJ, till II o'c'ock,
PM Its astonishing power in restoring to Wig Tons
action the various organs of the human which
have been Frustrated by OVER Ohk, the effects OF
the Climate can be atested by hundred, who daily
using it. Supply inexhaustblc and genuine but
that prepared by SMITH hi, inimitablc assistant,
MORGAN
Nora BENE just received rEH CASKS Of TAYLoR's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported by w II. Taylor
Esq Norfolk. Va
sep 3Ots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

VUNO THE PUBLIC.-Tne subscriber takes
l. this method Of informing his friends and the pub
lie m gnnernl thar he has made arrangements con.
duct his Baking husne under the management Of Mr.
JAMES SIMPSON long known of the best ba-
scrs in Ngiuia and that he would be pleased furnish
HI, oIl lends with anything they may in his line
Families in wan Of Bread, Cakes, Crackers, &c, will
he flu nj shed nj the shortest notice
nov At JNo H. SHhNEh.
~ 1pct,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
.ScIE Change Of Schedule. .iETt
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk

PER u. y. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
nf 1900 Bntfhen, Connunded by Captain =
~ GS"ni, wand SKI ncr
The Jamrsonn vii leave Rich uond every Tuesday nj
tcrnoor nt oclock And the Roanoke every Sniurda,
looming nI7 n'cock. tor New York vim Norfolk
Returning, they viii leave New ,k ior Richmond
every Smurdny and Wednesday afternoon nt O'Clock
stopping afrw hours ench way nj Norfolk
Passogo 10 New York. including meals and State
ionm nccommodaioranl Observation-Disclosures. t10
Stcernge Passage only .--....-..-....--.... 5
Charge ~ Norfolk, the same by River Bonts.
Merchants and travellers will find this of the mos,
speedy and comfortable routes between New York and
Rirhnpnd. Passage and fare only ei0, Stccragc pas
sngeony s..
LUDLAM g. WA rSON
al ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

$50 REWARD
ID AN away fromthe subscriber, on the 18th May, u
4 negro man named MIKE belonging to Mrs -
Dance of powhaan county. Va. The sad negro is
bout = inches high; we'll sc black-be,weeh % and
30 years nld he Navy Car, hi other cothins
remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered me, section no Va. Tenn. Railroad, Pu
Iaski co, Va, SD if dyed in Jail where gel
him. JACOB RUMBOUGH.
junSis
ty- Rich-non1 W - and buchanan Recorder copy.
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T. Sale
WANTED TO mIKE.-Tae subscribe,

WANTED TO IIIRE.-Fie Subscribers
w wish to hire for their work the Va. Tenn
io,lroal, in tue Mpuntad region of Va. n "urher u
strong an boys, for which liheral hre w' he r"
They h,v, la long experience in the management f
negroes and are Themselves large owners. tned -
gioes will receive the reatmS"' in every -" q
th,t they give their One OF us can ~ s"e -
lynchburg. any time, Ill the ioth OF January '
Wasn;ngton Hotel or at McCorkle Simpson & ,nr-
"rat M,D.nie Il Hurts. They will also buy ne, AMI
bow. rJ.c } ! dncs1 SCOTT & ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

Apples Apples! ApPIes!!!
TUSr received tom Roanoke con,ty, 48 harrels Of
FINE APPLES, some of them are Pippins. Foi
sae-wholesale or reail-i'y D. "A. bofD.
nov 30-ts
iE highest price paid fm Exchange on the fla stern
L cities, by PETERS, SPENCE g. 90.
aug T.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
81 Main ST, Richmond, Yirginid,
is sole ugent for the sui OF
UORCESTER'S PIANOS,

nnd would invite the attention oi Professors. Amateurs
mud the public to examination of them
His assortment embraces many and beautiful
styles and by almost every arrival is living additions
al supplies. He offers the advantages in the
purchase ol Piano Fortes, only in superiority
them OCT 3lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

For Rent
New Concern.

TINilE undersigned. having purchased ,f Mr. ]. a.
/ solomon his entire fixtures Tor carrying til,
DYING BUSINESS viii in future conduct the business
next door to Mr.. II Ddake's Coach Factory, Main
street Lynchburg, Va. He fatlcr, himself from the
long experience he has had in the nhove business ia the
city of Baltimore, and for he last year IN the business
of Mr. Solomon that he viii fail to pea4" thos" wh"
isv,, Lir,.Sitl, n cali JAMES BRADY.
93-d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

A LUM WATEK.-l am this day receiving II
n supply of Alum Water in whole an' halt barres-
lirect from the Springs in Rockbridee C inty.
apl Sta A. u. hoohEn'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
NO GUAN NO.

G. u a N o G u A N o.
HAVING made arrangements with tho Peruvian
L agents get supplies of GuANO the test
terms. We "rc now prepared t" furnish it We have
on hnnd and an,nt 500 bags and Il be in reg.
nnr receipt of it We sholl II none except whit
direct hom the agents, and alt wha purchase at
may rely getting GENUINE GuANO. We solicit
the OF our friends and all others with the
that will always furnish hem with the best nrti
Gle and on the most fay orabo terms
CRENSHAW & co.
fe | Its North side Of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
GLOVER SEED.--PRIME NEW GLOVER
~ Seed for sale On the besl terms.
b25 Is CRENSHAW & co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
OFFICE, 4s6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK

$50 600 Presents he given Ia the purchasers :" III"
large and elegant engraving of the Inauguration oi
George Washington Pre- slcnt OF the United States
from the celebrated painting OF David Paul Lnwrens
Price of engraving ($I) Ono DO lar, which includes
giitticke cnttng the holder chance in the follow
ing list OF magnificent gifts
Tho value of the presents. appraised by Commit
too chosen for the purpose Is id6 900 us folows
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
FIFTH EDITION NOW READY
Sixth and Seventh Editions at Press.

NJ OW READN-1hc filth Edition of "ALoNEuhv
Mhtion linrland, In handsome - mo. vol.
prize %. A. MORRIS. Richmond Publisher
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-01
Cabin Stoves.

FEW stoves Of splendid design, for Coalor Wood sua
"A Bile for Ships Cabins for sale by subscriber Also Cam
bosses Of all sizes with Galley furniture Of every descrp
ton at II. L CHAMBERLA1N'S,
Bath, Nov. %, 1854. Rogers Block
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-01
SEVEN DAYS LATER
FRO MI EU no PIE

The Pacific left Liverpool on the 18th, and
reached her dock in New York on Thursday,
25th. The news she brings is of the utmost
importance.
The. Eastern question has assumed an en-
tirely new aspect, and most important one,
The Gar having accepted not only the four
points of guarantee, but also the interpretation
thereof explained by England, France and
Austria; but no armistice is granted, conse-
quently hostilities continue without abatement
1t is yet dosbttul whether Russias accept
ance of the four points is unconditional, OF
with unimportant explanations.
The allies, it is said, will insist on the
Russian naval powers in the Black Sea being
placed on level with that of other powers,
as proof of their success and on this point
u is expected negotiations will split, as Rus
STA will on no account assent TO this.
GREAT BRITAIN. Various rumors were
afoat in regard to change in the cabinet, but
they are considered as only rumors.
The proposed mediation of the United States
between Russia and the allies, excited much
less attention than might have been supposed.
The London Times treats the question with
great candor and fairness. and submits that
the United States must allow that such an Of
fer of mediation may be declined, and no dis
respect be implied by the declination.
The 4th or 9th of January was looked upon
as the probable time when the assault of Sc
FastoPol would take place.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-01
DOMESTIC PORTS,

Bo>tou-Cld 24th, ship Robt Patten John Fulton Bath.
Ar 18th ship Chas Jane Oliver, Stockholm via Copen-
hagen Nov IS Esnore 9th and Plymouth, E. 9th ult;
sch Hardscrabhle Gregory, Richmond bark Reindeer,
Smith, St Domingo City It'll inst.
Ar 26th, brig Mermaid, Thayer, Bath.
Cid brig Amanda Jane (new, Of Waldoboro) Hastings,
Trinidad.
Boothbay-Ar OH, brig Carrbee, Dunton, Savannah
for Bath 18th, schs Pilot Rockland for Boston, Far
row, do for Mobile.
PortIa nd-Cld oath, brgs Curtis Orr, and
Spear, Smith, Havana
ApaIachicola-Cld 18th, bark Ann, Cobb, New Or
leans.
New Orleau<-Adv ships Ella A Clark, for Liver
pool wig 500 bs Aramee Snow for New York. greater part
cargo engaged Modern Times for Boston with despatch
Cid llth, ship Lombard, Lambard, Liverpool
Towed 10 sea llth, ship Kossuth,
Adv ships Therese, for Liverpool ldgJ Macedonia for
Bordeaux, greater part cargo engaged.
Jacks ilIe-In port 18th, brig May Queen, Cliff
ford, for Bath ldg.
Sid 18th bark Heca, Peterson, Carderas.
New YOrk-Ar oath, brig Tornado MCarty, Bermu-
da-
Cid 25th ship Junius, Titcomb, Calcutta.
Ar 18th, ship Wanderer, Stetson, Damariscotta-
Mobite-Ar 18th, ship Champion Wilson, Bath
savaunah-Cld 2lst, brig Lawten, Gardiner, Ha-
| erpool. ' f ~ $500 -
Baltimere-cld 18th, brig Delaware, Harding, Charles
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-01
Murriuges.

In this city, 25h inst by Rev John bearing Mr. George
W Bind, Of Brookne, Mass to Miss Harriet bearing Of
this city.
Jones.
In Withheld, Albert \. Clark Of Pitt<on to Miss Mary
Lahree; Thomas d. Kimhar Miss Elmira c. Preble
Frederick W. Lewis to Miss Harriet A. Poole
In \. Wsdobnro', John Lutwig Miss Lornda Achorn
In Brunswick, Mr.. James 5. Campbell Miss Lorania
II. Booker.
In Harpswel Mr.. Ralph Sinnett to Miss Jane Pinkham
In Topsham, David ID. Badger Esq Mss Nancy Camp
bell, all Of brunswick.
In Edgecomb, Mr.. James Foster to Miss Henrietta
Thompson both Of L.
In Bremen, Mr.. George D. Volts Of Damariscotta, 10
Miss Hannah Havener Of Waldoboro-
In Newcastle, alst bv Rev, Mr. Cushmsn, Mr. Alexan-
der D. Campbell Of this city, TO Miss Margaret Cunning
ham of n
In Rockland Sylvester H Sawyer Miss Abby s Bean;
Charles L. CLARK Miss Mary J. Raglan; Capt Ephrai
E Post to Miss Melissa Smonton.
In Bowdoinham, David ooibury to Miss Peggie R.
COMBS
In Gardiner Charles A. Jordan Miss Jane NJ Springer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-01
DGutbs.

In this city 26h inst Betsey W. infant daughter of Dr.
G. W and Mary S Gay, aged Is months.
III Edgecomb, Mrs. Abigail Raddin aged IS.
In Halowell, Charles Il. Atherton aged -
In Galveston, Dec, ., Mrs joanna Shaw. She was a
native Of Ipswich, Mass born in l15 moved Bath Me-
in 1906 and came Texas in lS4l.
In California Nov. so, Joel W. Greeley, of Palermo Ne
age 81
In Boston, Mrs. Ann Paine aged eo-relict late
John Paine, Esq, ofThomaston, Me.
In wiscasset, sth, Mary j. Carlton aged IA 18th Ann
NJ Carlton, aged l daughters of Lemue Nancy
ton.
In hospital New York, John witherspoon Rockport
lst officer of ship Mary Adeline, Of Thomaston
In Rockand Col sylvester Fuller aged SIS; Mrs Eliza
beth Kennison. aged "a
In Thomaston 2d, Mrs. Sarah X. Goodrich; aged IS,
formerly Of Wiscasset.
In ThopSham. Chas. White, aged SO.
In Bowdoinham, Mrs. Mary Gray, aged 60.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-01

In this mammon-worshiping Age, it is to find man
place his usefulness to the hubble, before his interest Dur
ing late visit to the City of Spndes presented
by professional FRIEND to the celebrated Chemist DR.. j.
C. AVER, whose name is perhaps familiar than
any other at the bedside Of sickness, in this county
Knowing the unprecedented popularity of his medicines
and the immense sale Of them had expected to find him
millisnare and rolling wealth. But no. we found him
in his laboratory busy with his laborers among his
Dies and alemhics and Tetorgivng his best personal
care to the compounds the virtues OF which, thousands
hang for health. We learned thar Notwithstanding his
vast business and its prompt returns in cash. the Doctor
is not rich The reason assigned is, that the eria
costly, and he persists in making his preparations ex-
pensvely, that the nett profit is smA-4msricdn Far
ner, Phl.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-01
Wanted to Hire

A COMFORTABLE house, suitable for 4 small family
n situated somewhere in the vicinity Of the North Gram
school house. Any having such house, heal
Of atenaut on applying at THIS OFFICE.
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