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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20

The steamship Baltic with week later ac-
counts from Liverpool, arrived at New York
On Thursday. The steamship Arago arrived
at Southampton Friday morning.
The only feature in the weeks news is a
variety of rumors that there is at last pros
pect of peace.
One rumor states that Russia directly re-
quested Prussia TO make conciliatory offers to
the Western Powers. Prussia is said to have
accepted this mission, and Austria also as
sents. Bot the most definite OF rumor IS mat
propositions had been submitted to Louis Ma
poleon in behalf Of Russia, which can De hon
orably accepted, viz THAT Russia will con-
clude peace with the Western Powers with
out the Intervention of either Austria or Prus-
STA. Russia according the guaranteed indie
pendence ofthe Danubian Principaliiies and
the freedom of the Black Sea- Both parties
continued preparations for war, but no active
hostiities to be entered upon at an agreed
date. All this is possibly premature, but
hopes are strong that peace may arise.
Inc excitement respecting American affairs
had almost passed.
The Danish conference in regard to the
Sound Dues met on The 25th, but took no &C
tion.
There is nothing from the Crimea, Asia and
the Baltic.
An official announcement was issued of the
raising of the Blockade of the White Sea on
and after October last
The Overland Indian Mails arrived at Mar
settles on Thursday.
The London Morning Advertiser says of
the Russian propositions that they are dishon-
orable, delusive and unssfe. They fall short
of what the Western powers have right to
demand, and of what will satisfy the expecta-
lions of the country.
Dispatches received at Vienna state that
Omar Pasha had entered Kutais and recon-
menced offensive operations on the 9th No
vember. Result not known: efr
The force Of the Allies at Kertch and Ven
ikale had been augmented by reinforcements
to As 900.
Admiral Bruat, commander of the French
feet in the Black Sea, had died of cholera.
A despatch from Marseilles states that on
che 10Th, the Russian batteries on the North
of Sevastopol, commenced firing red hot shot,
to which the allies replied. The Hamburg
news states that the Russians are reorganiz-
ing their Baltic fleet with the intention of put
ting to sea in the spring. Several of the old
commanders are replaced by younger men, and
the military governorship Of Cronstadt is to be
given 10 Admiral Nowosillsky.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Free Exhibition !

NOW open at D. r. PERCY's, No. Q, Keiy's Block, the
lN LARGEST and MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Of EMBR0IDERIES ever offered in this city, consisting
Collars, Sleeves, Cambria and Muslin Bands, Plain
Stitched Linen Sets French Wrought do, Grape Coli
lars Wrought Handkerchiefs, &C., &c.
The goods will be marked at the very ioces cdsh
price, and every lady Of any article the Embroi
derry line cannot fail to be Suited
M The subscriber is now selling his entere stock Of
Silks Shais and Dress Goods nearly 20 per cent less
than former price fof few weeks only previous to taking
account Of stock.
Now is the time get bargains at d. 7. PERCYS, op-
posite Sagadahock House, Bath.
Bath, Dec. IL, 1855.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20

Rosr,x-.r nac 70 cali AIra-,do pohh;na = ~,
scn Ianaina Duhtoh, w 90 wcn; sen PRUDENCE, NICK
ers n, Eango ",sco-s,d a., v;,;u v,,. c.,.....
9th Saroue Samuel merritt ous fr nst sanud
soon oA'4"' 'A'1'' oo'e' LUZ unse' sounu'
pebank o'lhAN'-Ar 0'n; snip iropic' murphy Men,
hey wrsr-Ar 9Th. brig Kaloolah. Mo ton. path.
JcKsoxviLLs-CId 9th brig Bonapa tie Steel. Hal
PRoyIDsNcs-sld Ilth barque corinthian, Edge
comb Matanzas -
Philade phia. llI1s7
BoorHBAY-Ar Dec 10, sch Fred Warden, Russ, st
Marys Ga for Faith.
RosToS-Dec 10, ar sch II Pool, Rincs, Wiscasset
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
A. X. GILMORE,
Surgeon Dentist. Front ST., Bath,
HAVING purchased the right of using
"SlaytOn'S C0lOred Gutta Percha
Base"

as substitute for Metallic Plates in mounting teeth,
prepared insert whole parts Of sets Of teeth
this method which he will warrant to give entire sasfac
ton.
As evidence OF the approval which it has met from
the profession the short time it has been before
them the OF some who well known, and
who using it in their practice.
From Professor HARRIS, of the Baltimore Dental College.
"For temporary purposes think it invaluable and am
inclined to believe it may more permanent than is
generally supposed. Very truly yours,
c. A. HARRIS"
Professors Austin Bandy, Of Baltimore College.
Drs. MackaI, Burton, Candlee, ard others of Bait.
Professors j. G. White Ely Parry, and T. L. Bucking
ham, of Phia. College Dental Surgery.
Professor Taylor Of Cincinnati Dental College
Drs. Hunter Kendall and Others Of Cincinnati.
Drs. Wilson, Successor to J. Iucser Nolen Hitchcock,
Robbins, Guild Lang, Thresher, Hemenway, Blake,
Baisdel, and many others, Of Boston.
Drs. Ballard, Lovejoy, LEVITT and many others, Of New
York City.
Drs. Clark and Parme,e, Of New Orleans.
Drs. Malster Munson, Mobiles Donaldson and others Of
Washington, D. c.
DR.. Miller, Worcester Massachusetts.
Drs. Wright Al Scott, King and Others Of Ptsburg.
The names Of very many others might be added, but
enough has been gven is presumed to satisfy all Of its
usefulness and worth in the practice Of Dentistry.
Prce-Whole set, $50; half set, SIS. = 26H
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20

The WAR OF 1S12-NAroSAL Commemorative have
received from the Hon. B. Sutherland, president Of the
convention held in 1885, call for the defenders Of the
country in the of 1872 who met last January in the
city Of Washington, to assemble there again the ap
preaching anniversary Of the battle Of New Orleans,
suant to the resolution adopted At their last session,
which time and place the convention adjourned.
The undersigned, who is Vice President Of the above
convention will attend at the time and place OF
ournment should those who interested and wish
tain Pension, contribute to pay his expenses
offered to pay one dollar each. He attended January
at his own expense and the only member from Maine
nthose who expect to be benefited by his services do
contribute towards his expenses he will not attend said
convention s.. REED.
Bath Dec. IL, 1855. 3w26
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Great Book Sale.

We would sa attention the Great Sale Of Books and
other valuable property going at the Auction Room
off, T. Gilman where for 81 any person can purchas,
agood Book which retails at $780, and for 10 cts
additional buy othe articles enumerated on small
ois-whch consist in part follows Gold English Lev
er Watches Silver Watches Gold Lockets Gold Pencils
Silver Pencils with Gold Pens Gold Rings Ladies' and
Gents Gold Pinsi Ear Drops Gin Books portmonies
Knives, &C., &c.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Deatbs

In this city, 18th inst, Mrs. Hannah H. Witham aged
IS years.
In this city, 11th inst Mrs Ann j. Burgone aged 80 yrs
In Woowich 18th, ns Mrs. Harriet Webb aged A yrs
In Brunswick. sth inst Jimmy Soue youngest child Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Forsah, aged years and months.
Gone and part with him,
The loved one Of our homr;
And shall we hear his voice more,
His lively, joyous tone?
That merry voice we loved to hear
In prattiing stories clear,
The auburn ringlets round his brow,
Lent charms to parents dear. -
And must we part with him,
The loved of our band
Yes God has pucked the tender flower
To grace that better land.
In Bowdoinham, 18th inst James Adams aged So years.
In Tigerve, New Orleans Martha A. Sheldon for
merly Of Gardiner, aged As years
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Martiaaes.

In this city, 18th inst by Rev. J. o. Fiske Dr. Milton
s. Briry to Miss Susanna r. Higgins, both OF this city
In this city, 18th inst by Rev. A. Moore, Mr.. VIM.
Blair to Miss Eunce King both of Bath.
In Lewiston, Mr. VIM Dgges to Mrs. Betty Hartley
both Of L. r
In Andover, Mass, Mr. william A. LittleaeId Of Port
land Printer to Miss Caroline T. Searle, Of Lawrence
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Will be Published December 26th,
BOSTON ALMANAC, FOR 1856,

CONTAINING,
The Census Of Boston, with the complete Statistics Of In
dustry in the city, compiled in Of the law Of
1855.
The Census OF Massachusetts Of 1885, and coun
ties complete carefully complied from authentic date and
showing the population of town for 1885 and 1850
Descriptive sketch Of the Public Library Of the City Of
Boston, with full page engraving Of the new Library
Building in Boylston street.
Descriptive sketch Of the Mercantile Library Association
Of Boston, with full page view Of the Mercantile Build
ing, Summer street. nlE
Descriptive sketch, with engraving Of the Monument to
the Forethers be erected Plymouth under the
spices OF the Pilgrim Society.
The incoming Municipal Administration, with the NUM-
cipal Register Of Departments. ta
The incoming State Administration with the Legislature
critically classified by parties, and the Maine Law and
Personal Liberty Bill -
The National Government, with the Congress polt
icay classified. aEs.-. ---.t, tl.s
Census Of the United sates and Governors Of the States
and Territories.
County Oficers and Sessions Of Courts in the State.
The Map OF Boston. t
Full page views Of prominent business structures:
The complete Directory tf Boston, and the usual
city information; with full alphabetical Index.
24d pages in PEARL being equal to ordinary octave Of
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
Issued by DAMRELL MOORE and GEORGE COOL
IDGE and sold by all Booksellers and Periodical Dealers
Published by JOHN P. JEWETT CO.,
4wT III, Washington Street.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20

o. i. is stated that Gen. Cass has written
letters 10 some Of his friends Id Pennsylvania,
declining TO be sgain candidate for the presi-
Dental nomination.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
EASTERN TIMES
sssA MARINE JOURNAL. aR

STISsoS L Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
FOR the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston. Capt.
Snson favorably experienced merchant and
shpmaster formerly of this city. All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
New Millinery!
Mrs. ROUSE, Centre St.

AS just received elegant of Ribbons,
Ill Flowers, Embr deries &C., Fall Styles Ladies Hats
very charming The best mlliners only employed, and
all work entrusted, superintended by herself Straws
beached TO look as well at the lowest price, being
all done at mandatory A good assortment Of
Dress and Cloak trimmings and buttons.
Mrs. Rouse grateful for the very large share of pat
ronage with which she has been favored the years.
will still attempt to merit it, by sparng pans please
her customers.
N. b. good assortment OF Mourning constantly OH
hand.
Bath, Oct 1. 16.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Fashionable Millinery,

JUST received at MRS. R0USES, Centre St.. large
y stock of NEW MILLINERY, EMBROIDEaIES, no.
S1ERY and GLOVES which will be sold at the lowest pr
ces large stock Of Lining Silks, all coors very lows
choice Dress Silks Mrs Rouse has just returned from
Boston and New York, with the latest novelties in making
and trimming Bonnets and will be pleased to fill orders
fast as possible. af..sa f'Nf
Bath, Nov. 6. 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20

= AGAM IN TRoubtE.-State street was again
startled on Saturday by rumor that there was
more difficulty a. The Grocers' Bank. Il APP
pears that Mr.. -Thayer, who was book-keep-
or under Mr.. kinsmai, and who was promoted
to the cashiershiP on his retirement, is de-
faulter 10 the amount OF $40 900, and as he
IL not to be found in the city, II is presumed
he has abscended. His father, Mr.. Gideon
Thayer, and another gentleman, are his bonds
men,. and the Bank win not suffer. Mr..
Thaysr has hitherto sustained an unblemished
reputation ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Corn and Flour.
Steam !!

NOR Sale, twoTwelve Horse Horizontal Steam Engine
Il in good repair. Terms easy. ELMES TEBBETS,
Aug. %. 10 Commercial It. Iron Works, Bath, Me.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
PORT OF BATH.

CLEARED.
Ship Stephen Brown, of Boston, Snow, for New
York.
-.. TUESDAY, Dec Is.
ARRIVED
Dec II, brig Carolina. Siinchfeld, Mundie Ms
18th, brig Elias Dudley, Hopkins, GeorgetownS c.
1St sch Convey Williams. Boston.
Sch Florida, Williams, Boston.
Sch Comet, Gould Boston.
CLEARED.
Dec l4th, ship Stephen Brown, Snow, New Yok
Ir sch Resolution, Silly, Cumberland S.
brig Nebraska, McFadden. West River Md.
Ship Charles d Merwin, Merwin, Mobile.
sILED.
Bark SciO, NY.
Ship caspian, NEW, $40 tons, ! Trufant, Mobile.
sch Loud iska Rowse, Rappahannock.
Ship Stephen Brown, snow, New York.
Ship Sha on, of Topsham recently sold in Liver
pool for fS250, half cash, and half in four months.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
ENCRAyING AND PRlNTlNG
stoves.

LARGE assortment Of Cooking Pasacr Store Stoves
n Of the most approved pserns selling by the sub
scribers at GREATLY REprCED prices
Also, constantly ON hand Coal Hods Shoyels Slfters
Stove Funnel Sad Irons Fin snd Copper Wsre Of every
description, and all other articles usually kept m ard
ware store, ftfn MIHCHELL 4 LOW
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Gil Wanted

no do The wor in small family In this city 70 COM
petent and faithful girl good wages will be given. APP
ply at TINS oFricE - ~ n
Bath, Dec. 10, 1855. II
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Mess Pork.

Cosmopolitan Art Association.
SECOND YEAR.
RRANGEMENTS for Second Annual Collection of
"A this new and popular institution for the diffusion Of
Literature aud Art, have been made on the most liberal
and extensive scale. o.. ..
Among the works already engaged is the far famed
"GENOA CRUCIFIX."
which originally cost ten thousand dollars
In forming the collection, the diffusion of works
Of American a TT. and the encouragement of American
Genins, have not been overlooked. Commissions have
been issued to many ofthe distinguished American
tons. Among them tire Marble Busts, executed by
the greatest living sculptor. HIRAM POWERS
George Washington,
the Father of his Country;
Benjamin franklin,
the Philosopher;
Daniel webster,
the Statesman.
special agent has visited Europe and made careful and
iudcious selections of foreign works of art, both in
bronze and marble; Statuary and choice Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable collection Of
Paintings and Stauary to be distributed FREE among
the members of the association for the second yeat
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP. l
The payment of three dollars constitutes any one
member of this association and entities him TO either
Of he Magazines for and also ticket in the
distribution ofthe Statuary and Painting.
The Literature issued subscribers consists of the
following monthly magazines: Harpers Putmans Knick
erbocker, Bsckwond, Household Words, Graham's, and
Godey's l.ady's Book.
Persons taking five memberships are entitled to any
five of the magazines for year, and to six tickets in
the distribution. The net proceeds derived from the
sale of memberships devoted to the purchase OF
works of art for the ensuing year. r
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
.by becoming member of this association are i- n
LIST. All persons receive the full value of their SUBJ
scrpons the START in the shape of sterling M
Literature.
81. Each member is contributing towards purchas-
ing choice works OF art, which to be distributed
among themselves, and atthe SAME time encourage
ing the artists Of the country, discussing thousands Of
dollars through its agency.
Persons in REMITTING FUNDS for membership. will
please give post Office address FULL, stating the
month they wish the Magazine to commence, and have
letter registered the post Office prevent loss
its receipt certificate Of membership together with the
Magazine desired will be forwarded to any part Of the
country. Iws#Hs L9s H NaA Ia E.
Those who purchase Magazines Bookstores will OBJ
that by joining this association they receive the
Magazines and free ticket in the annual dis ribuon, all
at the Same price they pay for the Magazine alone
T.. l.. DERBY, Actuary q. A. A.
At either Of the princ. al Observation-Disclosures
Magazine Office 24S Broadway, New York; Western
Office I66 Water street, sandusky. Ohio
subscriptions receive by J. ii. klMBALL, Honorary
Secretary for Bath, Me.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20

School House Al. Auction.
THE subscribers win sell at Auction, pursuant to vote
ofcity Government on #
Saturday evening, Dec. 30, at z O'Clock,
at the Auction Store OF Owen Co., the School House on
High street, near the Stone Hottse. !.
Sale positive, terms cash.
Dec. 20. OWEN l. co.. Auct'rs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Grand Military Ball.
Corns Ache I?

GEN rLEMEN wishing Dancing Pump for the occasion
" will find good article at J. W. ROBERTS.
Dec. II, 1855
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BY THE CAPE COD TELEGRAPH LINEl
HOMES HOLE, Dec 14th-Sd ,schs Sally Badger,
and Rocky Hill ar 18th, sch Virginia. Drinkwater.
baltimore for Bath; brgJ Pennel st out baltimore
for Essex
HOLMES HOLE Dec l2th-Ar sch Oregon, Greanleaf
Potomac River for Bath; Dec 18th, sch Sheet Au-
chor, Circuit, Phi adelphia for Bath.
HoLME HoLE-Dec 13 ar sch Sally Badger, Gar
land, Ga diner, for Norwich; IA; sch Rocky Hill
Huff, Dana scotia for Rappahannock; in port brig
w A Drew - -.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Bows Boots.

WELL, you can find an extra wide double soed
~ boot, that will be warm and easy for them, at
Dec. IL, 1855. J.W ROBERTS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
Ladies,

Ladies,
III ERE White and Bronze French Kid Slippers
II for that Ball. Quick you lose 'em.
Dec. II, 1855. J. w. ROBERTS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
. Estate of Wellington Drinkwater.

A GOOD assortment of Boys and Youths double soled
n thick boots, can be found at J. w. ROBERTS.
Dec. II, 1856. wtk
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20

JUST received good assortment Of Thibets at less than
usual prices.
Dec. Sd. OWEN L CO.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
The Approaching HOLIDAYS /!

CASHMERE Long and Square Shawls, some very Ii
" just received, and for sale at reduced prices.
Dec. 3 OWEN CO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
CARPETINGS.
Provisions.
Spanish Olives.

DORK, Beef Hams Lard, Spring Goldfish, Pollock Fish
Oils, assorted Soaps, &c. Just received by
100 JOHN II MCCLELLAN.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-30
BRILLIANr sAILING MATCH.

- - A<A<4 OAA4SAts0 86 NA4s
WvHE Levers ofthis Beautiful and Enses-
J. tanning sport are hereby informed th4t he
subscriber contsmpAtss getting up, on ths ASH Of
July, II prActicsbls,s
GRAND REGATTA.
Two chaste EtruscAn Silver Gobleis will constitute
the prizes. The most valuable " be awarded 10 the
most rapid boat in the race Tbs next best 70 bear
o. the second premium. The match 10 70 b. between
boats belonging TO Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. Boats having decks % feet are in
eligible TO entry The proprietors Of boats must bear
In mind that they cannot enter any boat not owned
in the above places at this time.
Many boatowners are now preparing for the sport,
10 take place the 25th of July, and, from the APP
parent interest TAKEN II promises TO be one Of tho
most entertaining and recherche affairs ever before
offered 70 the lovers Of boatchasing In this city.
The following craft have already entered for the
contest
KNOw.N0THING.
WILL WATCH, the lightheeled craft that bore
"a the pitcher last season triumphantly)
SKINNER
MARTHA
large and beautiful steamer win be chartered for
the OCCASION In order to afford all who desire " wit.
ness this beautiful sail an opportunity to behold all
its various incidents.
Owners Of boats and Others desiring to enter their
craft, or learn the manner and intention VI theB.-
gat or terms Of entry, can be gratHed IN any man
ner BY calling at the City Restaurant corner Of Penn
sylvanis avenue and Thirteenth street
testants. WM. L. JONES,
City Restaurant, cor ia. ay and 18th st.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-30

NEw YosK. June so.--Cotton Il dull, with de-
clning tendency. Flour has declined IL cents,
Salesof 3, $50 barrel, good Ohio, sS 81 l-2at9,
southern, $40 90 a sll. Wheat Is unchang, d,
With limited denland, at preyiousrates. Corn has
advanced uiae; sales Of 80, 900 bushels. Mixed,
81 ss cents, Pok ia frm Old Ness, $40 so.
Beefisfitm. Lard is unchanged, and in moderate
demand, at previous rates. Whiskey is higher
sales at 40 cents
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


PORTLAND. June S0.--During the law term Of
the supreme court It Augusta, the case Of John
Hersham, who was sentenced in police court u
hae and imprisonment, for selling glass Of liquor
Was tried. Chief Justice Shepley discharged the
prisoner, on writ Of ha6sas corpHs, deciding thai
municipal judges, and justices Of the peace, hac
not the jurisdiction 70 punish liquor sellers thai
i could only be done BY indictment, and trial BY
jurydn the supreme court. This decision com.
pletely nulli6ed the Law, far as the manner and
form Of execution has been attempted.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-30
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
Real Estate, Bounty Lsnd, and General
Agency, nj Washington City.

CvHARLES X SHERMAN, Attorney al Law,
~ and JAMES O. WALKER, Of Tennessee, late
Reading Clerk in the House Of Representatives, hare
associated themselves together for the purpose OF
prosecuting Claims against the Government either
before the recently established Court Of Clsims, Con-
gress, or the several Executive Departments.
In all cases before the Obwf Of Ctains and others,
Involving legal questions, they win be sded BY Mr.
CHARLU r. SHrRrss, well known here, and in the
south and West erperienoed lawyer. They
viii give personal and prompt attention 70 All BUSH
Land casss well 70 renting, leasing, selling and
purchasing Real Estate.
They beg leave TO refer 70 members and sy-mern-
bers OF Congress in the several Sscs and Territories
Once No. AS. Third street one door north o.
0Adsby's Hctel April ss-dso&wh
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-30

4 WONDERFUL HARyEsr IN KESrucKr.--The Lou
isve Courier has information from all sections Of
the State to the effect that there is every reason
able prospect of q harvest unparalleled in tho his
tory Of Kentucky. Every species Of grain has
grown with the greatest luxuriance. The orchard,
are bowed down with their fruitful loads. Hemp
promises TO be q fine yield and the tobacco will
be far better than Last year.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-30
II r. BERKLEY, COLORER AND

- . Scourer respectfully informs his numerous
Fri nds and the public that he st II continues 70 carry
on the above named business, at his old-ssiabsbed
nne, where he viii be happy to wait ON the ladies
aud gentlemen Of Washington city, &C.; W II D,c,
5cour, and Clean garments Of every description in
the very best manner; warrant 70 rrnovate them TO
look as well as II they were new.
He has lately discovered new style for cleansing
coats pants, and vests without injurng the texture
Of the goods; also, piano and table covers, crape
cashmere, or merino shaws Of every description.
Curtains and furniture tr innings cleaned or col
ored 10 have their original look and finish.
Grape shawls Of every description dyed scarlet,
crimson, cherry, to look well can be done iu
any country.
Grateful for past favors, hoping by strict attcn-
on TO business he Will still meet with LIBERAL share
81 patronage from generous public.
K, la-aodD~