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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-05

CRIMINAL. STATISTICS OF BosroN FOR lS46.--On
the LIST OF January, 1885, there were 80 continued
the docket Of the Municipal Court. During the
there 923 disposed Of and 80 remain
tinued the docket for ls47. In the Police Court,
during the year ls46 less than Cos males and 40 f.
males Gin all CAS- brought up and fined for simple
drunkenness. The average expense OF these prosecu
tons So so each, making an aggregate OF S3664
Common drunkards brought up, 6b-37S males and 237
females The expense OF trial. custody. &C. apart from
maintenance in the house CT correction aims house.
about So each, making aggregate Of S3O75. Total
number Of both classes OF prosecutions for dunkenness
l263;expenses of arrest and trial, $663DBoson Post
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Varieties.

The tobacco factory OF l. ~ Lee IN PeteraDrgh, Va,
We destroyed by fire onthe 3lst ult Loss 500
Canonsburg, by a thrashing machine. His
coat became enanged. and his body drawn in and
horribly crushed
An Oraoro Society is to be established at st. Louis
The of coal beds in the United States is equal to
about 900 square miles the average depth of which
is 40 eewhch includes only the good merchantablo
ticle.
O'Blennis. who murdered the son of General Leslie
Coombs some Is months since, has been shot by tho
Mexicans near Matamoras, where he had settled
trader.
The weather in Philadelphia and through the South
generally. is remarkably sprng-like snow, but the
young clover quite green in many places.
On Wednesday morning. Are broke out in Mr. John
A. Kings house in Sknowhegan, Me. The house
consumed-no insurance. loss about eight hundred dol
lars Mr.. ChurchilPs shop was also destroy d-loss
three hundred dollars The post Office affairs were all
safely removed out of Churchill's shop
most agical took place in Jackson, Miss.
the oath ult Mr. g. Mofat merchant Of that city
and most excellent and worthy citizen stabbed In
fight, by man named Temple and died next morning.
The affair will undergo Judicial investigation
On Friday, about l o'clock, the Unitarian meeting
house. in Haverhill, Mass discovered to DO fire.
This the largest and handsomest church town and
cost about $4,000 large organ was also destroy cd.
No insurance.
The grist mill Of MIR Horace Mann, of Hartford was
destroyed by fire Thursday evening OF last week The
loss Is a severe one. No insurance.
Capt John Martin, Of the influential citizens
Of Providence died very suddenly that city last Friday
On the 3lst ult, Lake Erie navigaed by few
vessels. Buffalo Harbor and Lake entirely free from
| ice.
Gun cotton is used in blasting the line Of the Yer
mont Contra railroad.
Boston visited with two three serious fires on
Monday last The aierrimack stables were burnt and
| md COmn Sun qred ovara
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MORRIS ROBINSON. President

NNINNIN HUHINStIN Frrsdent
sssuEL HIsS,y, Scerrtary
ihe snhsert Agent for the above
receive applications fc OF IN,
named, tor yraT. for aud FOR any sum not
'tns slo o"u ON single life The
OF IN" niaTEcat- NOTED
well as all other desiring 10 effect
insurance VIII also b" made known application. The advan
ns' Offered hy thus Company believed equal Il not
superior to those offered by other either OF Great
a ,.,y .T,tN,y
Physician to the soeietyhe Family Physician OF the party
Sho~r life O he insured oe o. =,
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E@lHUlI3IEJ

INDIAN NEGErAuLE PANAChA.-rersons attic,
ivan Sso'uia hnFs Evil Cancer Eysires Odd Sores. ~.
GERS TIE ter Mcteutial -ase, eonpa n non,
impurities Of The blood requested read the follow me-
na In proof OF he wonderful properties OF the
But simple Of f,et. might r OF tho,
who imposed upon by eertihcaes winch owe the,
'esee the fue writers v ,r witne in
III" person Of MI Brooks, whose may be
oiee, No Murray s,Icc York Nhcrr he has
kindly consented for days for the .aeon OF
'ho." who squie oseuar demonstration.
rs Mt can remain but short time from his niy Pha
aeha thosc who feel an interest such
| Read! Read! Rcad!!.
Office OF Mcssrs RoWaRd Walton 376 sire, PhiadeipL
CONSIDER his the remarkable ever
or heard
III. serona and terrible been hi, twelve
| year, COZ d Ct de,trcyrr.
HIS palate upp, Iip and lowe.
hd th' ngi eve have been destroyed AIRY up
and part Of TIL Jaw bone carried And give
description OF hs case.
Mt inform, January the whole interior Of hi.
IIuleen- r N '
on the mn SJangay he taking Dr. culLEN
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANhCEN, which checked , disease IN
ienuss,on.
New nsh has supplied the place deep ulcers aud though
We are assured that the Brooks case ~
fact the Panaeea aoHe has wondrul change
cha: !. Ro~lnd MsAd'n'c, Cnwford county. Penn.
J. w Jones NJ u, s"gth sueet. Phadeiph-
CIV APpeion. NJ D., 1T south
| Timothy Caldwell, Marion county. Mo-
| VIM. steeling NJ u, Candea. N J.
u Potter ManufAeirer Mineral Teeth, south st Pat
T. n WoLenmeber Editor Phll Democrat st. do
Geo w Metz bnIshnatcT, 3i7 Market IT. Phia
a, D. Ghlo,is pastor Of lth BAPTIST Church, do
| John Bell Ere 81, Phia. North American oihc-l
John w Ashmead 60 south 9th street, Phial lhil.
r. = Masne'' lhhosraph'r Il6 Chr'Huts st DO
| Peter Sa'n sn a. Editor Naive Eagle, do.
l.. u Coles ~. o., Boston, Mas.
Russell Canhrd physoosist PhIa
Peter Wright. $50 Market strert Ph,a
Nm. Unr pastor 81 PauIs Church Catb,,ins st Phil,
Jn1 Chambers pastor 1t nderrn1en' Church. Bfoad
+ L.-synders publishers Of r'eige and s'ianicrI Pha
7 = Sellers Eitor Olive Branch, noyI-on Ruck ,o Pa
JACOB Finch Editor American sentinel
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BULWER'S NEW NOVEL
LucrctIa-Or, The children, nj N;.L,

Author of d" Pelham PnmTs.' Iap,,, ." s u.,, 90 l..
PTies p cents.
INIlE classic pen of the author Of "Ricnzi.r
&c, at - nv'ns teen long allegiance has at vu. IN pro
N'N Nh'h l"' 'll,' i'1uy auidr srirf dor N
dnu"l - ir universally CANDID slpi,- ns b. prvo NJ
I"ts An fiitVe reception of caactr &, dn u.h
is Frai "f"f addd To VII Ga h. gnss-s 90 mnety nov, 4,
81 den a"7, UNI Ell such fshcuy OF ,t rto, IN,
lures a well ache p"ts 9rd cour'uo u s-4 10 ID n trIIsy
and h".ti'>- au .uu~r uh b. cham.
This ron -nee veal wnh lc cncf ~. mott 81 ard secret
Eings IT ACTON rthpicd tn eo,nr VIII,
mnd 'hiu Will singular perseverance AMI love II IT,
Ruc, rhind with the gnccs ard tc.ue,,. al m 80
ehh bt' one ct ne most rinay nnomious de,, bop
meats Of cirtarlrf 80 nt.r - ation
For 'as atihe Hooksotsot
De IptNEpp . ,,,pp,,
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Farmers OF Virginia.

- u hEHtFTN VI FET-IIEI'ts
'" T. have determined TO offer every possible in
dueencn the farmers Virginia, upon water, g.
bihg their %
The urdaee Of AL kind. upon
Baltimore merchant Our charge viii b, fOr wheat
bushcl cash. o. sold upon
credit and rcaud 10 guarantee llrs tie
will be- charged
The had yaIs experience
and fattrfs h be effect sales
house tL- CITY BE- gives bis personal
We determined be want nr O..
FENDER eEtite sasiAc 10 iose who Lsy
10 customers Tor selling d.
refer M,ss- Broth,
a 10, Warwick Basiae Capt Benz Sheppard
Grgop, ~. GEETTER GRETTER,
. doors below the City Hotel.
if1fmsrIy Tavern
q fASIl FOR RAGS-ILc "Fraukiin Manufacturing Company
~ RHin. Go extend OF Paper wal Jay
cash the CHE. Tor and Hrn Rags white
Count, Merchants may forward parcels ,lbser
Der, who will rlIui - ,ulent BE- may dirrc,t.
JOHN RICHARDS.
Superintendent rauElin Hs4 3 Comply.
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81, , ~ a'."' ','''' WI .h e-iim .} one U1- loicofe
1, 80 49, W., ',,,'" . ' '.,''y l.-i''a ' cure -'i'r
- - "'' '-l N'y N.N'i,i' Aia- "hch ar
.,,t,,, y, , ''.i,'' '." ''' -'i. '' "f' 'i.iIIn
.'''' '' ''' ''-'l'U' hHt'' -rN.h e- gums 'tIfH.
80 '' '' N'"'. -i''- 'hI ',l- of
t,' "i'' '. "y' 'nU'''ny' o. 'h' ''r''t an' o'h.f
I'i"u- ml'''i- I'D 's' e''".'r ''y" uo ra.'-rrrn 'i.
NW'N "AlpNci are Dor Hi iF. Goo flr patient, ,r|
"in l' "l ' "l.i '-s' az be- tr 't.' t' ueh deadly
author ani graduate O. fe.. rpriua. Col f.. pf m odd
s.i'1-ii"ue. n'l1sr of t Medical rntg 81.
t"l l''-'' o." 9N'l H a"i' Ini M.u.n rIn.af' M'
dcal toHls n uIs coauryas not g, .f o.. snty .'
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RAIIrIU0pC n,,U IN,,,,,.. W."
hHiImUnE LUOk lNFIRMARf
No.IS u. Pratt street, u,a,,n. ,..,,
UNDER sKIIFuI. cuARar ,p
DIR HAD DIS
nRESENrS A., ,h,, ,u,.,- a
il =. us,,.. -, - 'S'ou inc most certain
chrome % 'o gu. treatment IN pnTticusr disease and
..,.,s "T .a ~ mis Guy OF the Union.
hav wing IA, IN. ,.,nv - ~ - i.iioN,
under an. s,,V as clanh.on in haIinore been
upon public confidence nhrh no n Pnys'eIans Offers
righ yrau p. m, ,,rrs .o,I 'sh aspire TO- The past
goo es ~, ,h,, -. uee 'he grateful testimony go
CURE wAUU.>CE., 49,, s S n. Tom this once.
An Co,n ~ a, a. -. =. y ~ VIZ No CHARGE,
case. = .edy r.,nr, % ns and the most aggravated
th. hes. nan OF h,. , soundnrss Having devoted
Dr Harris 80, eealSeehee
and assure, an. WIN theoretical knowIedge
eIaEgcration or .,,oon en- anu candid advice, ~nh
DR.. a. Ia. been onr,s,,i -, ;, - n,
than amy other ,r ,I, 80 secret disease
The great sueeess attending his praeiee I'M. ..,n ,
approval Of d..tnin, nnh, o'sn "eA aiies,.d
agreeable IN ta.i. a. salub,on. an are as nh and
cure in a. many hour. A. ~ perform
week. ~ ~ "'o'"efp required days
hinanee from ounr.o, e.. no severe restrictions diet
are NOT npa,t,i opt'a"h ue digestive
are prod"eed by his medicines ~ '''h'e" bta'h
DR. a. abiurrs the pcrnieious eompoupd. NJ n,-- ~,
Turpentne, Harlem and other s.g,,,,r, naahi
resort OF the ignorant through sweet snI e conn
remedies DIVES d-ea-s instead OF throwing Tss,a"s
constitution; cleansing the blood restoring yror IN th
strength To the system. ~ ''s'"' anu
LET THE READER REnTnHEu
tended experience; the genuine Offspring OF ,ernr ~
has been ten aud acknowledged by uno number
rom no''h south east and the 10 A,
humble roofs OF the vaey-ai voeai by the
ing praise. "'
VI IT, may wen congratulate himself the b,no6 ,cc,n
and Iloie" that hc permitted 10 sp.n,
h'A,ng balm to the afflicted position norr ,nyabr ~ ~
shdedt throne OF oarth's prnudes
,., TAKE az IN TIME.
uo'n'rs OF false pleasure in mind when
s.,o =, - % W ul no Time sho- hi be making appli
competent physician as they oay obtain relief i,
noinesuon and eiudc great constitutional injury hu,
- ~ 70 DC more moderate charges iban
10y ~ "uo.e sShPionis have become o. tho
- -. a 'uh ne rapid advances OF this irI
= 70 s'rke terror into the bodest bcaIt It.
..aI,,,. h,,.. o contemplate when nj
NO $50, VIZ 'aoA'hs pains, beay the hap
,b,n 40 n,ny =, upon ms Va thea snd not
- -, % '.' eise @" t'sr danger While
~ car rom Ae bold 81 iies aat de soaing thus
IN, -, ,' ~ " not be forgotten that there
,l thoush more slow and usidious dseas-s that
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CHEESE.
TX CASKS PRIME

rs do snail superior Imitation English
f0r 'ais ~ 0ei 80 RY 4 60
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Reach,s Medicines.

Accompanying f above Wo's Rem e 'oria vat.us
disease denbsi afsu 4nd which pte ,t,i or The .na
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01
E,,nu,,nd May ION. is,S '' ''-''D '-''
NO MORE WHITE, GRAY ORREDHAIR.

j remedy enhances rly DO, beauty lrr
tt appearance from that much
n pleasing tLe DIRECT TO
much wished for -ths grand
fsina property HAT Ella VEGETABLE LGiID HAIR
pfF wch The proprietor flr
Thing ~ the KIND oIsf o'utfy i
VUir powerful though v,ry Tus chemical
wonderland talles prffaus d.
har hru tire least For rnnEuE red
hair ~hskefs. eyebrows. black
~. slightest evil need be- feared from ~
altogether hsrmis-s The composition only
hl h' scenre Of Chemistry iudebr mlnt.
rrirau"ns ~iuu inconvenience. and
Dr. iuftiied tr liberal FionaR' end unlimited couni
TIbio. II black required s. lf brown
bon inartsdH
for wholesale and retail by Ii'LFs IAJRI.
P'fimrr and Chemist.
No 90 $ Th,rd street. below q trsnut Pnia
And By my frsuF T. Giutof. Duyal Purcell u DuvaL
Ul4ur-ns, Ilohus-pn p,rnn McOursn Broad
fcrt, Corfr. Bragg Thomas 8 Pete-sur,.
anf 40 the Dfuggids through tue Uri0n
B- Couuerfris ASK f1r JULES HAUELfS VI
GFtAHLE LIQUID HAIR nv p you grLuu. atteI
By-A premium awarded a the Pfiks4n Institute.
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MUSIC!
FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,
To Bs HAD AT
p. IL. TAyI OR,S

To HAD AT
L. ii. TAY LOR'S
PIANO FORTE wAuE-uOou AND Music
saloon, 100, Main street. corner OF iith.
S'INHlS, " said 4. looking round him. " this is
- ipdecs comfortable" svarabA. custom rcpel w.
Wear and while away th, foGei- stot,c
Come nay boy sr the five uP dew hrsh, sparks
ma is" he fahcst OF the and
ch~yttIl tint ace.
"conc said W, sonr-s Christmas sOns. IN give you
one IN dsisul of better Bravo. p up" cred w
II" ~ttc two bour. good you the bottom IN. bowl
through the deep ueh eoor of the roundand
for the Scng Thus slyiug the ~tty gentleman m
goc tVuw s,utdy voice, CONNIE need. thout
AChRiSrMAs CAROL
woris by uor" Music by Russell
N't winch o'efs q" the 1ova company number Of
songs among which N'w the Glowing
MERRY OLD CHRISTMAS
MERRY CHRISTMAS HOME. ~ ''''''
Song and Chorus BY Wallace.
TUE OLD AND NEW YEAR
TnE NEW YEAR CONES.
Words by } II. Phillips, Music by }. r. knight
Raiad Ole s'l BY knight.
A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
~ TlS H- asd ~ Mad the Body IN relation 10
the Mni ~ Gtoge Mecr u, Mcuter OF the Royai Uorr
OF rhr'cnns &c fo'mne No 20 arpcr,' New Miscellany
81
TAs I,'rast. By Head Kart one volume Igno
-
n, 'l considered connection with the Application
OF sccncc-~th nrmtro-s Erravnr- Nv jacob Herlow.
u Prof s>of Of Matca Neica Harvard University sc IN
vols. Ismo sI7S.
H,ss Ise. Parental Instruction.. ar ,urj, Il,
VISION atd Virtue d"'ign'd for
S'''ci mainly ir'm the Writings Phys en soc
R'-es 'sr~-i' tSraSiss The Juv,nr Companion Frr
sd" R"'d- n>sing OF Hstal aud Biographical Aneedor-
Sni selections m rocty. Nv the Rev. L. BliS-
Nos '-7-S iiarp'r. Illuminated ssaSr.pear,: sSc
h@HsgH Case hro her Edition, pubshc by uarpgr. IS
NASH wnpnIlOUSE
Boossrl, and dealers in rano Fortcs Muse &c
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO The PUBLIC.
1 HAVE a superior article of Brushes from 90
I artIrI.s. " 81"
/ srrs.sI ~ Wv
VIM I@7d h'i l beat from 81 s so ib, TO 500 Dbl.
IN" above ARTICLES lr ~ good
ouutry rrnusrlru would Do veil 90 call ar sr,-r, -,
t'''' ADV Jndgr Tor themselves, az kJHEET MOTIFS
PAINT slol. Nsa street
I Nrrt i10r tIthr EIctagrs Haut.
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rEyO THE BEAUTlFIERS OF THE COW.
y pIENIOS.-SIWPRtS rTFICACN!-My

TENO HE BENI 7 TT IF.TNN UT HE NV'I-
~ PIENtON.-SI RPRt>ING EFFICACY! MY
EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NYMrH SOAP, composed Of an
Eastern botanical efficacy for rendering thu
skIN sNFr ANBFAIR a. well As inpiuug DELICATE ROSE
Ara it1E complexion.
~ creator that distinguishing charm
Of female Iovcnc.s transparent fair skin JULES lAUELS
NYMPH SOAP, OR EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, may be said
rr an almost power Composed for the au Of the
Oriental uaISamc all admir-
incidentally for its extremely bland pnryn
and sinE skin and by the ant
mute scrctny all the
tendency Inflammation and BY tloi alone
.n,cualN Pnps-, coEcs Hnhum ane
rhty cuanrous enac oN
bilious COMPLEXION ino OF rae
vhucn-s. meek, hands aud brslwS deca
ey and fairness which continued happily protect with
every appearance youthful charm advanced uods
81 life. Fot sale. wholesale aud retail by
JULES HAUEt.
Practical Cheapt AMI r,JiIuer,
80 South Thin bsl,N Chcsnut.
And by nv Agents I. Ginic puva Parcel. X L buvai
naqu,.nc Man street. "a pornu McGuern Broad
str-,L Corning Bss, Thomas Co F'icisaute
ani tul,t au he Drug through the Uniou. 81 -
A-r- Prrmnn. Nrr ANanied % The fnhAIn Inulnr-
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Sugar. Candies 40.
on PACKAGES Woolscv " WonlSey Ioa

Nu-.lf. NlnUIC> Nc.
RI PACKAGES Woolscy " Woolsey Loaf
wv Sugar
- BoNc. Imitation English Cheese.
" TASKS
> Boxes Sperm Candies
80 90 q sons oo
- Bales Hay. Landing Sebr PpcahoEtas-ros=l. bv
de- EDMUND - DAVENPORT.
4 HISTORY OF VIRGINIA, from ITS Dis
n eoVery and st by Euro. prrrni time q,
hob o. X howson Volume !. containing the History
'oHy 20 The Peace of Par.s. 10 l7G3
Es'-lsf f-s7 %. Nr-al. Hr-ald
p'uSal OF t urN work r.t6.s Us in
speaking ~ the approving v,i wrt.u ana
snrNs rs tuor o." Dee usv"y and mlary acquainted
uHv-li H., and talents converting the d.,
" RAILS u'ri iy hIs predecessor. q interesting I'd
-'..-.. narrative adapted o. in. Ig,uar taste"
For sA.g - NASH - wou9UpUsE,
IA 20 la M4a sr.rt
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BARGAINS IN WINTER GOODS.
De Subscribers wishing feiucs pssrnt stock Of
winter bargains n ado style FiluaI.. IN, b. a.
ICONS ns.iuri's aUi \etHE.. ksr-ey- Iinss-. Bed
''tan- tInsris 'lhusr... Mons t,msay.ur.
feis NruHl 1ud I-f ff.-s eiui ip.sl,r vri % 70. ca.
'rH'rrt nf r.It Hires Az, Cr4.i- Rug. and r.
'ii' '+ CHRISTIAN LATHHDP.
90 Gl. Nam
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pONk> and ONEK- JOAT~-F, .a $50. H,-...-.1
- " D. an ae- of Coaks auI Overeol,- Just .s. Sc.
f I'D. cheap Dr. STARR 4. eco.
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- ~iI'N~. Tor s1la 10 ycfy prr.- by
tLAbkSpN l. GARDINER. Np 100. Broad ~
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{ ~ sIIUIN'> CAR SKIN INITIATION
~ NtNNNgi. I.SDTN.~--Iust received hy ihc ,,It.-
' .un.t -H II o Co., atoS" E,us 90 very lari.rr. afl
god ari-s wleH Nf be- .ri pr.r t-ui-u he sn
& '.ai '' ''N anI 'zali,uc iuru IiHNU MYERS.
1t- No. r. Wet aai1 sheet.
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AN COTTON. Oh superior aunii,,. p,-T..-, ma
- 't .I'y "i-u J. 10. 90 ~IArE \ ~pN.
~ Avs. Nil Saws, Gross Cur Saws. Piu
- Saw HIND and r.ua-I Ripping s,w Tc-ou ard
So. saw OF every rpt,r 900 hand a-i some OF Inch ,
s-rs superior qlaay, Tor -tI- 90 uu1l--..e p,i-.f
- 10 " : , , BOSNIAN. II.. Nam Street
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-08
Shin Chandlery.

GENERAL assortment. constantly on hand, and
~ for sale by H. HYDE & Co., corner of FronfaEd
Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage, Manila and iar'd, rom 'ne
retail Cotton Scotch and Russia Duck Of all descrp
tions, Cotton, and Hemp Twines Anchors all sizes,
Chains, Cables, Sheets and ties of Boston manuiac-
ture fiom English refined hon, also best proved Eng
Ish Chains Bolt aud Sheet Copper Composition Spikes,
Nails, with other castings of all descrptions Patent
Windlass Gear, Windlass Necks, and CaPstan SPIN
dies. Cambeoses, Spikes and Nails, Naval Stores,
Paints, Oils and Glass, Nautical Instruments, Books,
Charts, &C., &c.
Many of the above articles can, on sutah'e nouCe,
be delivered to the purchaser his place of business,
direct from the nanufactory, free of expense to him,
and al the manu- factnrer's lowest price.
Bath, May 90. S47 l w3l
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To Whom it may concern.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
L sold and conveyed to Mr.. Charles Wnslow, of
Lynn 1.-The erctnsiue right to Manufacture, and sell TO
others to Manufacture, The Congress Boot or Shoe )"
FL the states Of Massachusetts, Maine, and New
Hampshire under patent granted by the United States
to Dupont and Hyatt, together with the exclusive
right TO shrred elastic rubber goods, in the
structiOn of said boots aud shoes. These goods
secured to the undersigned by nine patents The vic
lation of which will compel him to prosecute the tres
passing party. Mr. Wnslo " is now the only person
authorised TO sell the rights. grant Licenses, in the
above states, for the Manufacture of boots shoes
With elastic cores. HORACE II. DAY.
Proprietor of patents.
New York April 1877.
BY the above it will be that the undersigned
has purchased the ercusire right for he three states.
Persons who desire to manu- t3cture, under these
tents will learn the terms which they do SO,
by applying to
CHARLES WINSLOW.
Broad street, Lynn. stiff
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rNHE Favorte Steamer IlUNTRIcs =, Capt. DAVIS
L 81 ANcHARp, will commence her trips for the
Friday the 18th inst, .aviBg Bath Tor Port
land at II o'clock A NJ. where Passengers can tax
the 3 O'Clock Train for Boston. She will continue
from Bath until the opening of the river, every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at the above hour
and return Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, about
4o'clock p. NJ. Carriages and Stages meet the Boat
at Bath.
he Cars of the Lower Upper Route 10 Boston with
VI additional charge, and passengers for Lowell will,
by TAX ing this Line arrive there ahomp O'Clock of the
same evening" without any Charge of baggage, at
additiC nal charge Of 80 and abve The Bos
fare from the place of departure the KenebeC.
FARE from Bath to Portland 81 90 Meals
{. g Lowell, so Extra.
JOHN E. BROWN,
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SUMNER .ARR.4NG E.MENTS.
1)ORTLAND to Boston, via. Saco, KennebubK
I Wells. North Berwick, and South Berwick to
Portsmouth, and by the Eastern and Boston, and
Maine Rail Roads, to Boston.
On, and after Monday April7th, Trains wilIea
Portland for Boston, at la M. and 3 P. NJ. Bos-
ton for Portland, att ] "A. NJ. and 2 l-2 P. NJ.
MerchandiseT ranwiIl eavePOrIand for Portsmouth,,
and Boston, nd Boston for ortsmonth and Portland.
every day at O'Clock A. Nj.
Freight oficen Boston, atNo. II Merchants Row
and atthe several Depofs ont he line of the Road.
JOHN KlNSM An. Master TranspOr tatiOn.u
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+. Browns

SARSAPARILLA & Tomato Btters. The most
~ used and best kaoDn Bitters before the Public
These Bitters warranted to be purely Vegetable
compoun and mark this, 1es5-they neUer do the
least injuytn any Dhateper. 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time with great success, in purifying the
blood strength ering and vgofating the system. 1t
is not to be SUI pos ID that any medicine will cure
all dseasest' VIII n the human frame is subject, nor
is this article eco amended as SUCH like most of the
quack med ne hui for effecting the p rpose for
which it is ign there is nothing that has proved
itself so worl yo the public confidence this cele-
brated comp nd
The whole veg able kingdom does NOT furnish two
substances ad raby adapted to purify nourish and
inoigorate th hu system. These Bitters have all
the effect of most powerful purgatives, when used
in sufficient quantity, and yet mild in their
Grafton that they may he given to in the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agI eeable to the taste.
There have been many remarkable in this topn,
TO which references will he given by
A. G.. PAGE. the 0nlu .dgenf in Bath,
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE Copartnership in business heretofore existing
under the firm Of DENNIsoN& THoRNToN, is this
day dissolved by mutual cons, nj of the parties
AMMI 2. DENNlSON,
TT. THORNTON.
Bath, May 25, Is47.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will
continu to carry on the business of the late firm OF
Lennisen & Thornton in all its branches; that al
demands against the firm viii be settled by, and all
debts due the same be paid to him.
1877 IT. THORNTON.
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Ground Rock Salt.

1xo SACKS, containing 90 lbs each manufactured
l-tU at the &c StIoud Water Mills,'' from the very
hest of ROCK SALT, by "Waldron & Co.. gust re
ceIved and for sale by the subscribers, Agents for the
Manufacturers, wjo will furnish il in any quantity
and delivered in tis city at the lowest Boston price
Bath July =. MAGOUN CLAPf.