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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

Carroll Of Carroon Bird from Mobile for Liverpool 9th
April, oil Florida 80 :.
Franklin, Of Plymouth, from New York for Mobile, March
Cah.rwood hence Cor the West Indies, April u, Ia, % is
Ion a.
In. Of Cape Lockout.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

ttstNs. ttfNs.s
NJ Canary and Mockng Birds cheap for cash. Afew par
Of ne large breed o Canarics Cor sale Mocng Birds from
$50 10 Sioo-th. 800 bird u worth $3.50. He will be pu,
against any Moeknc Bird in this city for variety OF song clear
mess " note constancy Of sngngnow IN il song and
sings day nightthe Il the best Bird TO have the
two Al Division street. up stairs. miou
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manded he 10 the most imperious manner,
" and how dare you insult me 10 this way y
The stranger thought the rage Of Martyr
was counterieited, aud rBse Of Smith TO
win The wager ; and the answer TO hts ques-
ton shouted out 10 a stIll louder voice than
before, was thirteen votes thirteen votes !"
81 will not put up with ibis insult, I"
screamed Martyr. doubling up hrs fist
aud putting himself 10 fighting attitude.
Thirteen votes, thirteen votes, thirteen
votes, " yociiefated the stranger at the top Of
his lungs.
ali you repea, those words again, will
kuock you down you rascal said the lptu.
fiet ID MartyB, with a howl Of desperation.
The stranger felt somcN hat indignant al
being addressed IN this rude and uncere.
monlous manner, but was determined to win
the wager, and raising his voice, bavled oui
with The lungs OF a sientor, thirteen votes"
Take that then for Your insoleuce, !"
sbfeked Martyr, suiiing the action 10 the
word, aud giving the IuckIess traveller
b"x on the ear which laId hun PROSTATE on
the loer.
But as the stranger fell, his veil of sur.
PRISE, anger, and agony look the sound thir
teen votes, thirteen votes, thirteen votes
Highly eSaspefaied 81 what he concciv
ed 10 bc base aud Unfair coutrnaHce to
chea, tim out OF bis wager, The stranger
rose ~ great dudscon, sidl cNcaiming 10
voice ahlch "A bnatsaaln m a hurricane
might have enSi,d, "thuueeu votes, thlr.
teen votes" and fil peii incll upon poor
Nautu. pounding ttm without mercy, aud
beIloemg oui between every blow, thur
't-''n votes, thirteen VOTES"
The traveller finally kicked siartyn out
OF the ROOM aud as he closed the door upon
our ua.8fhl illegal water, lie looked al hes
"aich--sAw that the fifteen minutes had
9lready cSplrd-gaye a loud AID eNu!tag
.hau, ol kytecu roies ,h,rieea rotcs :
htrfeen rofes ahich made the wclkln fiug
az ua---ank exhausted ia a char, aud
c,ai.ald has tcogcr
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To I1. H1sl1a " s01- Jorr7sI-


'itasti ts't.N f'i a., Ah III " n
GER.--s farr fvoav.
10 town 20 The in,rtnt q lie Gtanlle
Pate, nui macy Years since, a rsnflfmaa. 81
20 property, and no; liule political con
hsfaiion, resided, whose name W. shall
q Martyr. He was a great sl,cklrr for
rty principles, insoinuch that h. Nas
pe'imes induced b, parts zenl to y,oIA,c
I" moral duties. On one occasion m DER
E8af' when tery important election Nas
sseh place, upoa ,hr rcsul, OF which, per-
fgs The very existence of h,s port, dencnd.
ae "as 50 carried assay ~ his party feel
A2* - 70 dcposic thirteen votes Tor one
'a"'dpal q tho sumo ,lmc "a tho halla, box
'e'hner Of the law Which provides that
man 70 ~hHbcser party I've may happcn
N'of2 or however Notthy may be his
a''f''c candidates. shall dop,.iic soto than
ear
waite Martyr vas unfortunately detect.
!" 70 'lls cq0,vocal act--and although 10
IVY action vas had IN relation 10 the sub.
Yrs there were those ~ the town ~
.s"n he resided aho were unwilling 20 nd,
!" 'ha' rsecss Of party zcol vas Sufficient
'ogy iuf his derellc,ioo of moral duty -
'he simple act Of dep9sllag thirteen
~ 'or one candidate NJ oUe time 10 til,
"" box, although palllated and excused
sons Of his warm political friends, wa
'uey ccnsurcd by others. This occur
w furnished subject Of conversation
.@"g The worthy cliIzeus OF tho town ioi
'ef@ %eeks--at The cud of which time, i
y ,rO'''y and partially died away, bat wa
"tgo'ten. Poor Mr. Martyr was doom
~ neor the words thirteen poics occasion
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Three Dollars, IL not paid until the end of the
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No paper discontinued until all arreurages are
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D-Adseftiseuents inserted at One Dollar per
sluare tlG ha's OF less, this sized type.) Tor the
hfs, insertion, aud 20 eenIs Tor each continuance.
Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
25 per cent. higher; aud deduction oil 33l per
cent. will be made from the regular prices Tor Hd.
cft.ers By the year. Advertisements ordered Ia
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than regulafy,t be Charge asnew every insertion
AGENTS.
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The origin Of confa'ng jurors from
meat aud drtnh-The Gothic nations we're
famous oil old, in Europe, for the quantities
of food and drluk which they consumed
The ancient Germans, and their Saxon de
scendauis in England we're remarkable for
their hearty meals. Guttony and drunk,
enucSs we're so very common, that those
vices we're not thought dlsgracetul; and
TaciIus represents the former as capable Of
being as easily overcome by strong drink
as by arms. lntemperance was so gener.
al and habltual, that no one was thought to
be TT for serious business after dinner; and
under this persuasion /; was enacted IN the
laws, that Judges should hear and determine
causes fasting and not after dinner. An
Italian author IN his" Antiquities" plainly
argues that this regulation was framed for
the purpose OF avoiding the unsound DEGREES
consequent upon lntoxlcutlon ; and Or. GILL.
bert Stuart, very patient and ENORMOUSLY OBJ
serves, IN bis Historical ID sSertatlon con.
cerning the antiquity of the British consll
tution,' that from the propensity of the older
Brl,ains to indulge excessively IN eating and
drinking has proceeded the restriction upon
jurors aud jury,men, 10 refrain from meat
aud drink, and TO be even held IN custody,
until they had agreed upon their verdict
Many man may justly thank his talent
| for his rank, but no man has ever vet been
able to return the compliment, by thanking
! his rank for his talent,
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WHAT WE CALL DUTIES.


Every man ought 10 pay lis debts--if
he can.
Every man ought TO help his neighbor-
If he can.
Every man aud woman ought TO get mar.
ried-it they can.
Every representative il Congress and IN
the Legislature, ought to inform their con.
struents What they are about if they can.
Every man should do his work TO please
his custonIers-it he can.
Every man should please his wfe-if he
can.
Every wife should rule her husbaud-if
she can.
Every woman should sometimes hold her
tOngue-if she can.
Every lawyer should tell the truth-if
he can.
Every preacher Of the gospel should be
chrlsiian-lf he can.
Every man ought to subscribe 10 paper
III he can.
Every reader should add something to
the aboye-it he can.
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THIS may b. bad poetry, but depend Up
On II, 1, i-eNcelteni sense. Il Is an old say
ing that The debtor Is a slave to the cred,
Tor. Il 50. BALI the World enter iuio ygun.
ufy src,rntc. The unSefsii rage 20 buy
on credit. IS a serious evil "a this country.
Maas a man st,uued euureil by 1t.
NanS mat goes INTO a store for sin.
.'eautcic. Looking around, twenty thug,
stake hrs eyes, hr has 20 money, bot buy ;
81 credit Foolish mau Pay day must
comc, and ten chances 10 ono, like death, Il
finds you oaprcpared to meet Il. Tell ne,
Sc ~ho have experienced 1t, did the plea
surr Il possessing tie article, bear any pro.
portion Ia the pain 81 being called on to pax
Tor Il Nben YOU had IT not IN your power.
\ ~ rules, Whyu kept, wlll contribute
much 10 your happiness and Independence.
Mover buy on credit ahon yeu can posi-
bis j. ~llhou,. Take prlde 10 beng abjc
"a sly owe no man. VINES are some.
'futns thong daughters nov add then
cNyfatagani. Many a tame when neither
The Wit nor the daughter would willingly
give single paug 10 the fathers bosom,
they urge aud tease him 10 get articles,
pleasant enough TO be sure to possess, bot
difficult, tor ham 70 buy the purchaser ON
credit Is duuned-sued and may be IN an
hour made wrolched by Their toay,
y yer owe Your shoemaker, Your tailor,
Seut PRINTER, your Blacksmith or laborer
Resides the bad policy Of Keeping ~ debt
It is downright injustice 10 those whose Ia
b,ur YOU have received all the beGelit OF II.
Eulps Passion, The New Yorker tells
au aaccdoie at puustcr IN Boston, by the
name Of Slgournrv. As he was expiring IN
tht presence Of his doctor, a servant enter
ed aGd called the physician out, saying IA a
low voice, "a mau has fallen down the
we'll, but Slgoumev, Overlooking the ap.
paling information, inquired with a scarce
audhie whisper, " | say, doctor, did he
kick the bucket Y
This reminds us of a case somewhat sim.
liar winch occurred IN tins city some years
since. One OF our greatest wags-slllI
alive, and long may he llve-was yloleauy
i'll with fever. A physician, who went
upon the "wholc hog" principle OF giving
the cutire contents Of q drug shop at a
dose, recommended tina, he should be cup.
ped IN the forehead. blister applied to
each OF his ankles and wrists, that he should
be also cuppcd 90 the breast, and a large
mustard plaster applied, and as hnsher
that he should take thirty tivegralnS oil cal
omcl. followed by dose Of castor oiI. The
Joker knew well enough about medicine and
lts effects TO know that the doctor was little
experienced III the use of II. Turning at
,nquiring and rather waggish look towards
hun, he SAID,
doctor, do you really think must take
every thing you have prescribed Z
"Cer,alnly."
"Woll, while you are about 1t hadn't yoi
better pull tooth ~ PicayUne.
Why is blacksmllh's apron like an ole
maid ! Ii keeps eff the sparks,
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ErcurSi0ns.-lt We were 10 chronicle
all the interesting passages that arc report.
ed TO Us as occurring to the pleasure par.
tues that 60 abroad from this place, We
should present budget of fun aud ddrea.
tareS rare. In one instance. on a vlsii to
the Narrows Of the Yadkln, fair one got
fastened in the rocks, so that one of her
beaus had e knock her cut Of her difficulty:
another lost her stockings 10 az ad,eutnre
some" hat slmIIar, aud had to walk about
I've miles without them. On another &C.
casion, gentleman who had the reputation
OF gallant squire, undertook the naviaa.
ton Of canoe ; but he found his craft
oHewhat uninananeable, and while gong
through rapid stream, at the rate Of len
knots, he undertook 10 make a short halt
BY putting down The pole immediately be-
.ow IT. As might Be expected he took an
aerial flight Of some fifteen feet, and was
landed in the ,rGte;', as Paddy would tell
you. He vas taken pp considerably dorm
The rlyer, and immediately proposed "to go
home" Some OF the ladies showing an IN.
cnation TO laugh at his misforiunes after
the danger was dlScoN cred TO be over cur
buck replied, with some show Of Impotence,
" Well, fishing is pleasant business, but
10 be fshed for aunt quite TO my llkiug. -
Carolina " Qtchmaa.
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CaRdor ond fair dealing .-Lark,n White
Esq the Van Buren, candidate for the Leg.
Is'a' . Of Virginia, IN the county OF Han.
over, some tine ago published an address,
10 which he stated lha, he considered Mr..
Cay an abolHIouist. Subsequently he de-.
Itve'ed a speech before the people, 10 which
he declared "ibat il he had known MIR.
CIay's opinions as well whea he wrote his
circular as he does nov, he would uot have
made the charge, for he did DOT believe it to
be true.
This is an instance of fairness Of which
We have but few examples IN The Van Ru.
rem ranks. We recollect but one. aud that
vas the case Of the CsIumbus Geo En-.
qulter,-Fdyet.criHe Observer.
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Remarkable Occurrence The following
singular facts were related IN our hearing
few DAYS suce. The source from hlch
the Information was received, is such as to
put at! doubt, as To ITS truth aud correctness,
out of the question.
/ A female slave, belonging TO resident
of the adjoining County Of Burke, about tif-
teen years ago, had a violent attack Of fe-
yer; and was reduced 10 SO low a state,
that at two several times, she was supposed
to be dead and was, as often, folded IN her
shroud; but was saved from intermeni by
some light signs Of remaining life. And
though she ultimately recovered from her
sickness, she remained, from that ume 10
the present, utterly helpless; and was en-
uTely without the power of speech. For
fifteen Years she never spoke a word. She
was then about thirteen years of age.
Abeut two weeks ago, without giving
any other manifestations that her peculiar
condition had undergone change, she COM
menced speaking with as much readiness
and ease, as one, whose power of uitersnce
had never been hindered or impaired. IA
And what renders the circumstance still
more remarkable is, that she commenced
speaking, by repeating passages from Tho
Bible, praying, and Singing hymns; aud it
Is said she can repeat passages from the
Scriptures TO an almost incredible number.
She remains IN the helpless condition of bc.
dy as heretofore. Lineofa Republicans.
Deliberate S9tcide By Child.--A son
Of Mrs. McFariln, IN Crawford county,
Ohio, left home with rope for the purpose
bringing home sheep. The next morning
he was found suspended TO dogwood sap.
ling.
Van Buren, paper makes an angry
charge against Collector whom he wants
removed, VIZ; 7Rat he has not attended
single Administration meeting since he &C.
ceptcd the Office" He could not bring 9
more serious allegation.
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Why is blacksmrh's apron like an old
maid Ii keeps eff the sparks,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
T HAVE HIT IL |!

THy HOS who have owed me over two years
IL | viii take one half this year and III olhei
half year, charge no interest and be sure ana
not trust them again. HHAhARD NALnE
Bath, April 81 1889. 3W /.
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SHIP CHAMBERS


q GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"a aud for sale by ZlNA HYDE & Co, front
street, Bath; including C0RDAGE, ManHla and
TurreI, Som the manufactures OF flymonth, Mar
bieicad and Boston, by the gang or retail.
9a2 Cloth, Duch and Irvine OF most descriptions.
.aNCH0RS ofall sizes, warranted.
CiI9IN C8BLES, Sheets and Ties OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ranlcd ft two years. also, English Chains. Bot y
&seet Copper. Compositson Spikes and Nails, with
9th Castings Of all descripiions.
WiadtSss .Necks and capsfan Spindics
,ZLNC SHE.1THLJvG MILLS, new and appro'
pirate article
AFN.4L STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps
NAUTICAL ms INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered to the purchaser al his place of bush
ness, direct from the manuiactory free Of expense
to him, and at the manuiaciors lowest prices
Bath Jan, 80, 1888, 1y7
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,yFugc0sss's Y9.NuPES.


C<OITJD KENDALL s. LINCOLN, No. 30
III Wasbinuton street. Boston, have in press and
will shortly publish. Halcomb's Travels in Bur,
n,ah Uindol,pn. Nnlay. Siam. and China, in
vol 2vo and . vols j2mo-vh snrpub orig
nal man of Southeastern Asia-f five steel plate en-
arav;nrs and about one hundred wood cuts
.,,,,crrri4-,cs or THE WORK.
0"A"'' s..-.,-..i.:.l.h.cn,ia
1t IS not mere oIar! Oh c1eG.s "'''," 5.,s
traveller bat coni""s t',ous'"'' r,;a,,i nv
numbers prices &c wi,'cl "'o ',5'e ''r,
cleaned from s"nFc'S Ho' V'essa'' ~ ,' i, Fi
lnciaenls, anee"oieS ana scenes ave -" 49,
introduced nul on y sn' ., - =" NM ''
better aeqhalh ea WI" t''e ."u''', =, ,,,u enc,
Inc h'"s' P1'p't t,:I i, 8, ~, s5rions
o, o'lf'' aus a,u S'i', s,caotble
MISSIONS as w III n'a"e M "''" gu ~
10 every ?eISuas'"n ,c ,,,, ,;-...,. of IN.
0uc' So, tc'''s "i' ~ " ~, asr;
1ou',n ', ",' II; reso,,, ,.
oen' 10 SCI ~ ''''o" L. ~
ui, ,o t..,; H.. .,,,,oI mn, o,. lo con.
w "i"P ~ ,-',, ,i iavp
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
TO I.EI'.
ROO GHe1LS ny ANW De.

BUD q Z u MS W "A Y a i W
NNHE subscriber wishes to engage the above num-
" Dor of good Girls to 90 10 springfield Mass 10
work in a Cotton Factory. Those acquainted with
the business would be preferred. Good wages ana
prompt pay. Those wishing to go W,Ii Go "e', ~
with W ~. 4: Il - - h.,..a
Also. five or six women families TO keep board
ing houses, for the same; enquire as iooV':
Bath iiarch 18th, 1899. oNFoi'
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Eg E2,FgeD VsFE!

TwSl1E subscriber having removed TO the store
Fl lately occupied by James Farm, one door
south ola. r. Mnchell's, would iniorra his friends
and the public thai he has for sale prime assert
ment of Harnesses. made by first rate workman
Also, Saddles Brides, Trunks. Buffalo kobcs, Boots
4; Shoes, Seal SKIN Caps Knives, h.l M shoa'hs
The above sold cheap for cash.
NJ Collars made 10 order, and warranted not to
gall. Repairing work done with despatch.
VIM. GARDINER.
NIB. Boots and Shoes manufactured or repaired
to ORDER at s. notice, and in the best manner as
above. W..
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Sub A gents.

.Augnsta-WiIliain Caldwell
E. Thomaston--John Spotlord
Thomaston-John NJ. Gates
observation-disclosures Walker
WaIdoboro-G. w. Nichols
Wiscasset-Edmund Dana.
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SEHR2'
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic
Syrup Liyerwort,
For cure ofC0nsUmptioas, Coughs oRa

Colds.
More t an $4,000 bottles Of this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally N tie State OF
Maine, } since it was first Offered TO the public by
the original inventor and proprietor. j. h. Sears,
eyv years since
It's undoubtedly superior to any other Article Of
ferod to the public; it seldom fails IN giving relief
where il is taken in due season.
The undersigned having purchased the original
recipe for this syrup, has made arrangements to
have Agents in the principal towns in New England
supplied with it. Purchasers will be careful that
the bill of directions signed by H. Fuller or =
Page, and the name Of the form er stamped IN the
seal, aud my own name written on the outside la
bel. h.a.hi'I. hnON'
An orders directed to the proprietor, Haloweil,
Ne. will meet with prompt attention.
The following are among the agents for selling i4 y.
above syrup. VIM c. Simpson & CO., FRAT &
Ring, and MARYLAND &. Moves, Poston, J. 8. Ear
risen, salem; A Carter. Portland; George W. llol-
den, Hangor; r. S. FL sell, 1homaston; J; !
Ladd Augusta; A. T. Perkins, Gardiner; Geo. VI IL
ston, Brunswick; Doct. J. A. Berry, 'aco.
Fer sale by j. #ILhlNooH'
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The ART of HeaHng had its origini an t he
woods, and the forest as still The best
Medical School,"
The HN DHAN PUrgative
Pill Is,
OR
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
Ofhe North American College Of Health,
Established at Washington D. G. Jan 9Th 1885.
AnDRFss TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

AnDRFsS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
fei0ao Citizens.
At II time like the present, when our country IS
literally flooded with nostlums brought from ioreish
climes You may perhaps thhH II an aot VI uenie,y
in ms TO offer, as candidate for your favor and pat
ronnoe. u Medicine which is strictly AMERICAN
Common sense however, teaches US, mat lhose
herbs which spring spontaneously from our own
native soil mus be better adapted 70 our cohs','u
tons iIun toreign medicines, however usei'l ne
latter may have been IN lie couh' ~ ST.,
hey belong The climate of the oniteu o'atos
stands unriyalled for the production OF medicine
plants and very little investigation Will suiice US
convince the most skeptica that our 0'cn countyo!
able to supply all our wants lhde p'hue"' Il
foreign assistance, Il,
Decrly impressed with tho Importance OF 'i'e
above facts we venture to recommending i.NDi'!'t
PURG.1YYVE to the patronage OF our lehoW c'''l
2ons in every section of the country, rs Il halufa-
remedy appl'ca to our constitutions, and compe-
ent To the care Of every durable disease.
In bringing medicine before the pubic tor the
first time, it generally ihought necessaty 10 '''-
press the people with an idea of the d.ticHLt'es en-
nountcred in its discovery the anttfu,ty OF lis
origin; thus one tells us that bis medicine Is
newly discovered ohemi, al compound tie result OF
many years intense study and scealiiic researches
ana another aserihes honor 10 somebody GRAND.
FATHhR &c. Now as the success q medlct,e
must depend on its intrinsic merits, and mol on me
time or manner of It's discovery; we cannot see tHe
use Of iaislyng, for the purpose OF investigating
L, origin with iactcious Antiquity 0uch auAl-
iaras are no, needed on the present occassou' as
single dose of the Indian p"rgative VIII aullce 10
convince every invalid (and lie such only VIC look
for imoariiai verdict dat lis curative effects are IN
calcalabiy superior 10 those ofanY other medicine
ro>v in use Proud Of his superiority, we scorh
iartieious aid but eiye to the world tor what II Is
-SImpI.Y compound OF -FOUR SIMPLE HERES, used
for The cure of diseased by the COPPER COLOR
= - fATDF ~
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Dtssofsssiols Of CopurfmcTship.

EMHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
" under the firm of Daniel Marston Jr d \ o. Is
this day dissolved nv mutual consent; and an per,
sons having accounts with said firm, are requested
t, cali on JOHNSON RIpEouT, who is duly authorised
for adjustment Of the same: ....r,,>,-,,
JOHNSON RiDEOUT.
DAN J. MARSTON Jr.
Bath Dee Is. 1898. tt ~
A gadeps9zg's sa2sO"-sseoissg soap.
vRUsF received per Sch. Comet, fresh Supply
~ = cenls per pound by the box, or cents by
Tie single pound.
Cleans without rubbing or pounding
Full direction Prinied) ACCOMPANY ing the Soap.
For sale BY {. LEAYIfTjr
Fob :. 1923. - n,
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DIR. PAYNE,
F'OEg q ALE

"A CONVENIENT, and pleasantly located two
"a story dwelling house, situated on Washington
Stree: near Con. Sewalls Has good and conven-
lent out-buidngs attached thereto, and an eXceIen;
well ofWater. For terms, and further particulars
apply to EBED LlNtOI'N
March o. u32
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EDa.. Y. q. sY0Cg6BEsHDGE Z,

uBOARDS at the BATH HOTEL, and has
kl d his Office in The Brick Block over Daniel
Larraboe's Store,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
1.onoo,rbedea Monorrhoeo, suppressionss other

Loncoyrhedea Monorrhoea, SuPpressions other
delicate Female Complaints. 49,,
Besides the above, it has been iouno lnsaluapIo
ments Of The far West, where the inhabitants keep
it constantly by them, the children are brought up
in good health, without any assistance from me1lc-
al men. To sum up the character OF The indian
Purgative in few words, it is only nei Isary 10
state that it possesses every curative eUpery
" hch can be possessed by medicine; VIZ; Tn pow
or of uenng and keeping open allhe natural drains
of IN, body and that perseverance in its use is all
hat is necessary in order assist nature in the euro
of every "disease TO which the flesh is heir
THE THOUSAND OF CURES thai have already
boon effected in PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and
other places fully warrant the boliefihat when tins
medicine shall become generally known, disease OIL
every kind will be driven from our land
coin County.
Sub Agents.
.4ugnsta-Wiain Caldwell
E. Thomaston--John Spolord
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