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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-20

The GOVERNMENT STEAMER now building at
the Navy Yard in this city, will be launched a
bout the middle ofnext month Sheis of beauti-
ful model, and judging from hasty examination
Of herast week, she is as strongas oak and iron
can make her. Preparations are making for get
ting her engine on board, and her hull Is nearly
finished. Her copper is on and the painters are
at work on the bulwarks and men are preparing
the "waysn for the launch. We learn from the
Journal of Commerce, that her iron centre shaft
and cranks are now on board of a tow-boat in
the North River, being the first attempt at max
ing these parts of the machinery ofWrought iron
The shaft is 10 inches in diameter and 10 feet
long, and weighs IL, 46i lbs. They are from the
West Point Foundry--PhiL North Amer.
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oFrIcERs OF THE CUSTOMS.

OFFICEhS OF The CUSIOmS.
ooLLEc rnRs.
JAMES HUNTER, Savannah, Georgia, vice
Adm. b. FANNIN removed.
JOSEPH G. NoYEs, Passamaquoddy, Maine,
vice SULLIVAN S. RAwsoN, removed.
JOHN M. HALE, Frenchman's Bay, Maine,
vice EDWARD S. JARVIS, removed.
CHARLES J. ABBOTT, Penobscot, Maine, vice
ROWLAND H. BRDGHAM, removed.
WILLIAM B. SMITH, Machias, Maine, vice
VIM. Brown, removed.
GEORGE THATCHER, Belfast, Maine, vice ma
THANIEL M. LowNEY, removed.
EDWARD CURTIS, New York, vice JOHN ]
MORGAN, removed.
SURVEYORS.
SHLowITH S. WHrPPLE, Passport Maine,
vice EZEKIEL FOSTER removed.
BAzELLEEL CUsHMAN, Portland, Maine, vice
STEPHEN w. EATON, removed
WILLIAM TAGGART, New York, vice ELY
Moore, removed.
NAVAL OFFICER.
THOMAS LORD, New York, vice WILLIAM s.
Coz, removed.
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STEAMBOAT PHENIx

dSe1 "a From and after This Day, this Boat
T---s-Z- will make her trips as follows viz:
Leave Washington at l-2 and 10 IL M. and
and p. M.
Leave Alexandra at 7 IL and IL A. M, and 2
and P. M
She will make one trip daily to Georgetown (Sun-
days erceptcd.) Leaving Alexandra at II Ia and
Georgetown at IL l-2 O'Clock until further notice.
mar l2-tf JOHN WILSON Captain.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
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AND 200 Prizes of $500.

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THE MADISONIAN.
Mr.. CLAY AND MR.. KING.

In consequence of some verbal differences between
the report last published of the remarks made in
the Senate on Monday and the report written by the
parties themselves, repubish the revised report
with view Of doing full justice to all interested in
the affair
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gSOr lers for tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Lottery will re-
ceive the most prompt attention, and an official account
of the drawing sent Immediately after it is all
who order from us.
d. S. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington, d. G.
mar 9-2aw4wdSc
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
LAND OFFICERS.

LAND OFFICERS.
THOMAS sooTT, Register, Chilcothe, Ohio,
vice JAS. S. McGINNIs, removed.
AMBROSE WHITLooK, Receiver, Crawfords-
vile, Indiana, vice EZEKIEL Mcconnell, reno
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d. 5. GREGORY s. co. Managers.

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Besides prizes of $50, $40, $50, $780, $40, 1925,
800, $l5, $l2, $40.
l6 Drawn Numbers out of 49,
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $10---Quarters S.
Eighths So so.
Certificates of PackagSs of26 Whole Tickets $3.50 00
Do. do 26 Half do 100 90
Do. do 26 Quarter do IS 90
Do. do 26 Eighths do 80 SO
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And Sixteen Drawn Ballots, making more prizes than
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To be positively drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Sa-
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By authority law, for Internal Improvement in A
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ware. Useful Manufactures in the State of South
Carolina. Green and Pulaski Monument in the
City of Savannah, and State of Georgia. Public
Institutions in the States of Louisiana and Ken
lucky
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Ben Jonson's Complete Works, vol octave with
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RARNABY RUDGE new story by Charles

RARNABY RUDGE; a new story by Charles
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The Proprietors Of the NEW WORLD News
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Postmasters authorized to forward the amount free
Of charge. Address,
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New York.
Or F. TAYLOR Bookseller, Washington City.
mar Is
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DUBLIC LANDS, LAND LAWS, SC in two
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ions Of the Attorney General are all questions ans-
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u. s. Senate, and valuable book for sale,
(few copies only by F. TAYLOR. feb %
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HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
REMARKS OF Ma. EVERETT,
or vERMoNT.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, l94l,
On the Report Of the Committee on Foreign hsia-
tOnS.
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VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY.
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To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, 9th
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5000 Dollars 1920 Dollars
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30 prizes of 1000 Dollars
90 Of $500--60 of 5000
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Tickets fl0-Halves $5-Quarters So 80
Certificates of packages Of rs Whole Tickets $40
Do do % Half do 70
Do. do 26 Quarter do 35
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Pscka-
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ID. s. GREGORY q co. Managers,
Washington, ID. Q.
Drawings sent immediately after they are over to
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

Queen was happily delivered Of Prince Ills
Royal Highness Prince Albert, Her Royal High
ness the Duchess of Kent, several Lords of Her
Maiesty's Most Honorable Privy Council, and the
Ladies Of Her Majesty's Bed Chamber, being
present.
"This great and important news was immedi-
aely made known to the town by the firing of
the Park and Tower guns.
The title of the young Prince is TO be Prince of
Wales and Duke of Cornwall
The condition of the working people, not only
in Paisley, and in other towns but in London, is
distressing and their misery is on the increase
Matters seem rapidly approaching a crisis, which
we shudder 10 contemplate.
FRoM CHINA accounts say chat every article
of import from England and India, was lower in
price than at any former period The ex-
ports OF lea by the end of Sept. would amount 10
10000 ,OO0bs-thls would clear the market The
stocks OF British cotton goods were accumulated
IN Macao, and were at greatly reduced prIces.--
All tins IS chiefly owing to The unsettled state of
affairs.
SPAF.-Letters and journals from Madrid 10
the 4th INST. have reached u.s. The Gazette o. the
Of the latter date contains decree of the Regent
dated Vttoria, the 9th, directing that all absent
civil and military functonares who have partic-
pated in the late revolt, countenanced it. either
directly or indirectly, shall forfeit their Offices,
molumenls, honors, and decorations and be liable
as well to be prosecuted tor the offences with
which they are chargeable. Another decree dated
the 10Th, appoints Gen. Ayerbe Capt. General Of
Navarro
Daniel O'Connell appears to be very popular
as the new Lord Mayor of Dublin. lie continues
10 announce the receipts OF large remittances from
America.
The extensive factory Of Messrs Cockly. Bar
row y Mckinley, in Manchester, was wholly de-
sLroyed by IRE on the 6Ch ut. BY tins disaster
500 hands will be thrown out of employ A large
floor cloth factory IN Wellington street, Backfrl-
ars road, WAS wholly destroyed by fire on the
l4th Mt, when two firemen were killed by the
falling oil the walls.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16
SCNTJLLATJDNr.

Fast 'rore4ing The Presidents Message reached New
York in nine hours and three minutes, distance Of 22)
miles
What's in an name-Thomas Jefferson, detected in
New York, lately in stealing a leg ofmu'tOa.
We learn that the Bank Commissioners have applied to
the Supreme Court for injunction against Agrcuur
al Bank, Brewer.
LEARNING and miace meaf.For young lady To chop ment
for Thanksgiving mince pies with one hand, aud hold
Shakespeare in the other.
Pews We're sold last week, in New York, in the new
Church of Ascension. The highest price wen was sls5
"You seem animated by the seenn Miss Anne' said a
hlushing lover to his betroed. 'No shall never he An
me mated until your wife, dearest answered the fond
girl as she kissed him right on the lips
Hon. John Otis, F. II. Hanscom, N. Clonqh and VIM.
aver, of Kcnnebec Senatorial District were the only Wings
elected to State Senate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16
Arrivals, CIoarnnces. "a,


a Naseilifs ETH MI ship Cordora, Lowell for York,
loading.
Ar at Galveston l5'h nj. sch select, Lewis, Bath
AT Ponce 2Ith uIt bars Duan, of Belfast from Wi
mmgtpu \ e. di>rb'g-,nly Am vessel.
Ar at Hamilton, u r.. 10Th Mt sch Nesta. Augusta, Me-
At Havana 2stu lg. bark G1ait Given, sid 18th
brig Charles, sylvester ark. At do, 9th, bnrs Aneri-
ca, Mcrryman, dlsG Aige, barnes, do, Gtynn, Trott
do. tl 22i brig New England, Crooker, Franklin La;
Chrlstana, Ballard, 0r ans Fuy Rogers Mabel Goth
ship Canton, OTIS, Pensacola
n AT n london d. -fh Aura, Tamo1t Philadelphia.
Al AZ tganoWu TN, sch Freeman n York Thomas
Ton; Richmond, Holbroak, Mary Adams, Example, and
hatchman, do for Boston; Ann, Chase, do f1I Bath
Ar al NlaanZas 2Ji ult. Napoleon, Jatdu Bath, p
Ara Mobile 23d ship North America, Hall, York
Ar NJ savannah lst, ship Richmond, Mustard, Bath - ;
sch Cordciia Howe, Camden, II.
Al Ch1rleson 3D. ship France Marsha TO load for liayFe
Ara \ Haven sth, sch Csylon, Benson, Camden.
ar al Orleans 2jh ship Trenton, Manson, Boston sth.
fellow ship Deleware, Patttn, Bath Adams Cay CastHe.
Ci 9TH ship Glrard, Rardan, Glasgow. Up ship Glasgow,
Lambert for Liverpool, week. clyde Tor Boston, l-t
INST; Caspian, for do next week
Ar at II Marks 18th, brig aluwell, Smith, York. 23i,
bark hennehac, Smith, Bath. ADV st, brig llllUwe Tor
Boston, cargo mostly engaged
Sld I'm Alexandria It'll, sch Star, Kelley n York.
Ar AT BALTIMORE 9Th, sch Ceres, 1arh0N, Bath l..
Sept 2t
Ar York 9th, ship Trlmnah, Gldlen, London 70
Ar a Houcester eth, schs Louisa, - George Loire,
tiafdIer Ior Boston; Doris Camden for do. 9Th, May
for Kennebec
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16
The Late Eagle and Traders
TO THE PUBLIC.


The Directors Of the Eagle Rank have been con-
stanlIg occupied during the last week in examining
the extent, origin aud progress of the frauds com
mittcd upon the Bank by and through their late
Teller In the meanwhile, as they are informed
repnfs to the extent of the dedication have been
circulated, not only highly exaggerated, but such as
II Wonld seem. ouch 10 be-a; least to a who are
cnnversant with the mode Of doing business at our
bank quite incredible Under such circumstances
they think it proper 10 make public statement Of
facts, though, under ordinary circumstances, such
course miglise 10 be unnecessary, if not obtru-
sIye.
The whole amount Of deficiency, in the Teller 3
cash, is &74,677 05-which is covered by coater-
al TO much larger nominal amount, some of which
is good. some Of small value, and some nearly
worthless 1t is, of course, at this moment inposs-
hle to determine, with exactness, what will ho re-
allied from the collateral securities; but the Drec-
tors are fully assured that the Ultimate loss cannot
in any event, exceed S35, O00-and they feel very
confident that it will fall very far short of that sum
The amount OF surplus net earnings, reserved
at the time Of declaring the last dividend was
little over 4 per cent. say 100000, There were
then no bad doubtful debts 10 the Bank, ard
there are none, excepting such as have grown ont
OF defaication. The worst, then that they appre-
hend. is the necessity # being Obliged TO with
hold from the stockholders an accustomed dyi-
dend. They may add, that they shall endeavnr
10 do all thai may be required Of them, as rood
crtizens in this matter. according to their best
Judgment and understanding.
WALDO FLINT, Cashier.
Dec. 18th, 1871.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16
FALLANE WINTER GOODS CHA.4PER THAN

A Ionic PARSONS has just received by the last boat,
"a cases new and desirable Goods suited to the season.
prices 10 suit TIC times among them Alpaca Lsres. Cam
batteHs, Plain and figured Sa&unys beautiful assortment
Of PLAIN and fg'd Aepnes, hlernos liousn de LANES
from II cents 10 fifty cents, great variety of CaC0 OF all
prices Furniture Patch, Plaid, Lndseys plain and g'd
flanues Gnghans sbaws OF all descriptions and prices
Fancy dkt. and Scnrts Mouslns, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery
ank 200 pairs Ladies' Kid and Morocco Shoes-sO all kinds
Of Goods for Gentlenans wear such Beaver, Pilot and
hsphallum Cloths BoadCoths, Cassimeres, Satincts Twill
ed IldnhtS striped Snrngs Slerthes DrIllngs, &C. &c.
ALSO, is above, good assortment Of West India Goods
and Groceries, Crockery, Glass and China. All the above
goods and many mentioned will positively be sold at
h. very aNeSt prices. 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16
ARRIVAL OF THE ACanTa

The Steamer Acadia. Capt. Ryrie, arrived at
Boston on Wednesday last, after passage of Is
days from Liverpool The packet Columbia ar
rived at Liverpool on the 18th of Nov. complet-
ing her passage in Is days The most important
news by the Acadia is the birth Of Prince dis
turbances IN Span-distress in England-large
fire at Manchester, SC.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Nov. Q.
"Fhis morning at IL minutes be fore II the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

%5[A THE Commercial House lately occupied hy Mr. H.
h Kooth,wl be let, wholly including the store in front
with the stable; or, the HUuse-the store and the
STABLE each separate, reasonable terms for
years, and immediate possession given
The establishment Is IN the centre of the town. and
good stand for boarding House, store Public House is
well known-apply Parker McCubh, Portland ID. &.
Magoun Bath
Bath Nov. 3 1871 1872.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

6J~LODS OUT FOR IAIPOsiILON.Ii2
n consequence of the increased demand for TRuFANr'
4 COMPOUND for cure Of SALT RHEUM, &C. il is e>
dent that base attempts have been made, and
ing, initiate tbs article, AID infringe upon his right a.
obtained LETTERS PAL ENT three years since both f.,
the preparation and name and all persons hereby
nedagains infringing upon his right, guaranteed by
Patent under the severes penalties of the Law. Reme
ber'' the penalty lies against the seller well the
Of the Article. Nevcr' buy II unless in has the nriftt
mindarrttfR signature of the inventor. The ointment
in tin boxes with the letters "W. b. TRUFANT, PATEN9
BATH Me- stnnpi on the all Others must be falls,
That the above medicine is worthy confidence is evd,i
from the fact that Notwithstanding its opposition more this
EIGHT 7HO USAND
packages have been sold within short time giving very
era satisfaction where faithfully applied. In fact the
nua and almost daily instances of its success which ha
occurred in this and other Sates usties the proprietor
submitting it with increased confidence to the public gem
ally. This remedy is recommended, in addition to SAL
RHEUM, as good for RING WORM-SCALD HEAD
SHINGLES EPROSY-PILES--TrCH =
and especially 50 for the JACKSON BARRIERS rrCH.-
As man is heir to huors of Thousand names the ointment
seliis frequently used with entire Price 5octs III
internal applications is composed of twelve different ing
dens entirely vegetables and is esteemed highly, AS sa
aed wholesome drink persons generally: particularly
the spring Price 50 Numerous certificates IN
distinguished physicians, clergymen and other profession
men, from this and other States in possession Of the pa.
peto which might subjoined if necessary. word IL
is sufficient For sale at the store Of the s,bscf.
wholesale and retail and al the BATH BOOK STORE.
In Brunswick by Webb and fIall-Wiscas by Edmu
Dana and BY his regular agents throughout New England.
| W g. TRUFANT, sole proprietor.
| Ratb Me- 1871. ia
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

Captain Hatch IF the Ship .atalona.We learn from The
Boston Advertiser that this American Captain who has been
imprisoned for time at Rotterdam, has been sentenced
10 five Imprisonment The Boston Advertiser and the
Portland Advertiser express great surprise the intelligence
and urge the importance of petonng the Government to
take step in relation this matter Capt Hatch is
native of Bristol and his afflicted wife and MOTHER with
whom we deeply sympathize, are now in this town.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

for comments upon the Message, nor for the I'M
interesting and useless details ofCongress for the
first days of the session. The wing press pretty
generally, pronounce the Message "highly sats-
factory" and the locos we think endeavor 10 find
as little fault as possible. We Think by next,
Congress will begin TO get under way.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16
Disasters.

ship Rochester of Bath, for Havre while lying alongside
of her steam tow at the bank of the English Turn the
Mississippi, was into by steam Ship Tomochch which
carried away her davits and boat.
Brig Helen, (of Dresden Me) Chism, from Wilmington,
C. for Georgetown C. fallen with in Distress
full Of water Crew taken off, and carried York by
the ship Oconee, fin Orleans.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

MERRY's MUSEUM. This popular magazine
for the young, commences n new volume with
next month. The price is reduced to one doilar,
which places it within the reach Of almost every
one
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16
gB1ACKsm1ru WORK REDUCED!

At the Old Staaa-C Centre Street
IiE subscriber hereby gives notice, that he has conclu
IL ded upon reduction in his prices of work, FOR
CASH, rs follows, viz
Horse shoeing, New, sl,O0 OK shoeing New, Sl3f
Setting do. 40 Setting do. -
Towing and Setting, 80
All other work reduced the same.
N. B. The subscriber pledges himself that all work
trusted to his care shall be done in workmanke manner,
for the above prices, for Cash and Cash only.
N. b. shall make charge after the hrst day of De-
cember 184l. JACOB KNOWLTON.
Bath, Now Oath, le41. t4w3G.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

A lii persons having demands AGAINST the Washington
IA Total Abstinence Society of Bath, requested 10
present the 10 the Board of Trustees for payment and
all persons indebted to said society," requested To make
Immediate payment 10 the
HUMPHREY WEIGH, Chairman.
Rnfh- Dec Il Ell me-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

Ii persons indebted TO the subscriber Of six months
standing, requested 10 call and ply the be
fore the first day OF January 1872 for after that date shall
leave Mi Notes and Accounts with Atoueyto collect,
that Is six months old. WILLARD WALKER.
n. b. No credit viii be giyen after the first of January
1872, only to such as viii pay when called upon
iypcI5 9rv}S
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

HOUSE AND LAND-FOR SALE!
VHE valuable Dwelling House and Lot now
l. owned and occupied by the subscriber, the lower
Steam MILL viii he sold favorable terms, if application
be made immediately said House is two stored has a
good Garden spot and large of moving ground and
favorably located nducemen for profitable invest
ment of money. ABB CHURCH.
Bath, Dec. 2d 1871. It 30.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

EUST received and for sale by the subscriber the
~ recently occupied by j. II. Nichols, (aleys RlocI)
prime assortment oil pay GOODS, HARD < CRoCKERf
WARE, CORN, FLOUR, porn, A4OLASSES, LARD,
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEE, Ct. &c.
VIM. y. MILLER.
Bath, Nov. ., ISL. tf2l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16

RARE CTfANCE-sTABLE TO LET!
THE subscriber offers to let for of years the g
L bic attached 10 the Elliot House. II being the b
stand in the town it affords excellent opportunity
acquainted with the business for making prolific
investment. JOHN ELLlOs
BAH, Nov lsth, 1871. 154
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-16
DOCT. JOHNSON'S,
Inericam AnOdEne liniInent. or

E1ii4IFD OPDDh43li(,lC.
PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL AND
EXTERNAL USE.
fF9FTS artclehas become a STANDARD MEDICINE, AMI
enjoys the high privilege of being known and patrons.,
bya great portion OF the Medical Faculty throughout J
State Of Maine.
The inventor and proprietor of this preparation in thu
regular and constant Practice Of medicine for
preparing tins article for last fifteen wears a
with full confidence, offers it to the public the result
MS ccDcrieRce and best efforts.
No bster remedy be taken in all where an
spasmodic is needed such hard dry Cough, lIoopl
Cough lIoarsnes and common Colds Pain and soreness =,
the Lungs stomach and Sides caused by lifting or ote
wise; for stranguay Asthma and Infuenla for Throat
weak Lungs &c,
he demands for this medicine has been VERY
GREAT within the LAST SIX MONTHS--[ have maj 3
arrangements with the manufacturer to be constantly SUI
piled, and can furnish it wholesale retail
Traders in other towns furnished ut the manufacturers
price by the dOI. OTIS kIMBAII.
Bath, May 2f, lS4l. 6mis9