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STATE OF MISSOURI.
County OF PIKE.
Pike County Court, June Term, 1874

Pike County Court, June Term, lS4S.
Among the records and proceedings had on
the eight Jay Of said term of the court. to wit
on the 18th day Of July, lS4S, i. the following,
Wiz:
TOHN F. HEDGES, administrator of the es-
l0D tate of James II. Hawkins, deceased, comes
and files a petition for the sale of the real es-
tate Of said deceased, which is accompanied by
the lists, inventories and accounts required by
law, all of which is verified by the affidavit Of
said administrator, il is therefore ordered that
all persons be notified hereof, and that I'M
less the contrary be shown on or before the
first day Of the November term of this court,
an order will be made for the sale of the
real estate of said deceased, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient 10 pay the debts
against said estate ; and ordered that a copy
of this order be published in some newspa-
per published IN this State, for six weeks,
the last insertion to b. at least twenty days
before the next November term of this
court.
/. Samuel F. Murray, clerk Of the coun-
ty court for said county, certify that the
foregoing order is correctly copied from the
record of said court now in my Office.
(~2 In testimony whereof | hereun-
Seal to set my hand and afix the seal
(~\ of said court, at office in Bowling
Green, this 9th July, lS4S.
ST. MURRAY. Clerk.
August 9TH l84S-6wl8.
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The Governor of Yucatan has issued g
decree, permitting the Importation Of corn.
until the 30th November next, free Of duty.
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q. Our thanks are due the Hons. Thos.
Fitzgerald, JJhn S. Phelps and Willard P.
Hall, for copies of congressional speeches
and papers sent to this Office.
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Groceries, LIQUORS, SC.

THE undersigned tenders his thanks to che.
public for the patronage so literally extended to
him heretofore, and respectfully s~olicits a con-
%tinuance of the same. He will continue in bust.
ness at the old stand, corner of Georgia and
Water Streets, Louisiana.
He has now on hand Sugar, coffee. tea. molas.
ses spices, candies at wholesale and retail, lem.
ons, oranges, nuts, figs plumhs, SC. &c.-togeth-'
er with an excellent article Of fourth proof bran.
dyanl wines for the sick; all of which will b.
sold cheap for Cash. s72'
80 w D, THos. B. LIMERICK. I'D
nay 18th, lS4s.
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The Salem Journal of the 26th ult., state:
that the Salem Ohio Bank has been 1eec.
I'd 10 the amount of $4,000 BY a forged
draft /; and that The Stuben Bank has LOST
$4,000 by the same person.
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Beef! Beef! Beef!

der at Present by the citizens of our town,
in obtaining a good article of fresh meat,
by opening irregular market in C. Jackson
& Bros. ware house, on every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, where
they would be pleased to supply their friends
and the town generally. -.
McALISTER & SHAW.
Louisiana, Julv. 81. lS4S.' -
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Weeare authorized to announce Colum-
bus F. Kirtley, Esq, as a candidate fol
the Office of Circuit Attorng, in the third
Judicial District, at the epaing election in
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JUSTICE MASSE

Will hold his next Law Day, in Louisiana
on Saturday, the 18th day of September, l84S.
August 14th.
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Candidates.
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.

We are requested to state that A. ".
LAMB, Esq, our present Circuit. Attorney,
will be a candidate to refill that Office at
the ensuing election in November. The
counties, composing this, the third Judicial
circuit, are Marion, Rails, Pike, Montgom-
cry, Warren, Lincoln and St. Cllfles.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-14

Dreadful Scenes in Santa Crnz-The
negroes rose en- masse on the 9th inst ; and
lin a body of 800 compelled Gov. Schouton
to issue a proclamation, on pain Of death,
Iabolishing slavery at once-contrary to the
of the Danish Government, which
required twelve years apprenticeship
The blacks, after obtaining their freedom,
burned a number of plantations. A British
steamer lying in port was dispatched i'm.
mediately to St. Johns, P. R. and brought
500 soldiers to put the blacks down. They
killed above 100 of them and took a num-
Der prisoners. The government was inn
mediately taken out of the hands Of the
Governor, and a Provisional Government
was formed by the white inhabitants to pro-
tect themselves from the blacks. The
whites insist that if the slaves are freed the
Government must take care of them.-B0H
Sun, July 81.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

A LIST OF LETTERS CO.'S,
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Louis
u lana, Mo-, on the lst of July. 1915. which
if not taken out in three months will be sent t.
the General Post Office.
NJ B Angle Nathon .Meford :
Joseph Barnet Morris R Morris Is u
Gran Coats Edward Mcclure s"i
Mary Early Kiss camilla McElroy9
w V Graford John McAlister 80
Martha Heron John McCuns III
VIM Hammond Charles S Moore . -r,
Valentine Jump Isreal Stephens g
Eliza Johnson. Andrew Trimbls
Dora Jackson TT Wallacs
Wm H Martin nary Wilson
Joseph Monday -,
July 10th l848 y
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WIres by HE Hundred.-Letters from
|Tabreez mention that the heir-apparent OF
Persia, a youthful prince of l6 years Of age,
has taken 10 himself nine wives, and order
ed one more weekly, until they reach the
full number of 365.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-14

The amount Of treasury notes ontstand
ing on the lst inst. was $13,324,2S9,3l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-29

lhe Representatives elect Of large portion ol
the peUple--lhoy s,tup an organization which
has no warrant ~ Ian or usage--Ihey swear men
who. under the law Of Ihc STATE, have 90 GIT "a
seats upon that Hoor--and then ihey arrupanty
tell those who wish 10 proceed according 10 law,
that unless the legality Of all their doiugs slully
recognized, there sh0l, be- no law making pow crl
During the course Of thc debate, Mr.. Town.
send, experimenting that his proposition was
mlsuudgr5loOd, submited the following resolu.
IIon' which was adopted by The l.ocolocos:
"ResOired Thui in consideration Of said res
ouuou, Messrs. Spencer and Runyan are enii.
lied 10 present The proofs they may have ol
rights 10 seats as members priHa faeie, and to
BE- heard lhereupon, aud that such IS the scope
and intention Of The said resolution.
Al one o'clock, after the Wings bad unani-
mousy adopted the report of the committee,
they adjourned until ten O'Clock to-morrow.-
OhiO Siais Journal, December 90.
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"Will you not DO somclhingl" concluded lhe
same collecIur Ilnidly, alier explaining The OBJ
jecl Of Mrs. Scott.
81 shall be very happy in the privilege of do.
ngil, answered Fanny, ch crful'y placing bill
in the hand of The thankful woman. Yes, and
Fanny feltlhulthe pleasureoI Of having fine clothes
and costly furniture aud many servants could DO
no fair equivalent TO the satisfaction Of being
able TO lend timely aid to the poor, and carry
ing the balm Of relief to suffering hearts.
So
"Ncd, how is il with youl" asked an old
friend, whom he unexpectedly met some years
afterwards in the city; "and where is Charles
Scoul-a fine fellow. Why, you are looking
we'll am for The West"
"Westl Why sol''
"Ohl cant get alorg hcre-hard times
family expenses are enormous"
"You won't do any better AT the West-be in-
dependent enough to endure one.half the pi-
vatons hero which You must endure there, and
you will get along cleyerly," said Ned, in his
advice-gving way.
"Hes, yes, dare say-hut its the fashion
there and its not here. have had a hard time
Of it since we were together" continued the gen
Ileman, biuerly; "slceplessnighls, deyising plans
to make both ends meet and when ! csaIdn'I,
why, what could do! Get involved and bear
! il like a gentleman-har work." Poor fellow!
/ How many there are in the same deplonble sit
uaton. "But tell US Of Charles Scott" he ex-
claimed, dashiug away The memories Of the past.
"Good fellow hope he is doing WELL"
"Doingwell! capilaIly! He has such awile!''
cried Ned, with rclish-"a wife worth having.
She's not "a tax upon her husband, she's an in
tegcnt refined woman-wilh independence
enough TO begin housekeeping with him in a
small economical way-did her own work
managed her own concerns--let him always
have ready money enough to meet oil his emer-
gcncies, and (preuy rying ones will occur in the
business world) without spending it upon ash;ol
md show--and now said Ned, enthusiasticul.
ly, "he's the most nourishirg man in TOWN.
really nourshing, weIl-grounded, aud they have
got the best family Of children ever saw. Af
ter all, everything depends upon good wife.
Why, would get married myself, if | could
get another like Fanny Scou!"--a great remark
for Edward Green to make, confirmed bachelor
as he was. The old friend sighed, as he re.
poaled, Eyes, everything depends upon wife. :"
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changes wern made. such as the placing Of Mr.
Atheron at thc head of he finance Committee
inspad Of Mr.. lawis deceased.
Neither Mr.. llalc nor Mr. Allen were At frs
proposed lor any commiitee. but Mr.. Upham
having decIined serving on that upon enrolled
bills. Mr.. Hale was mugnuuimously appointed
The remainder of ihe shor session Of the
day. was spent 10 Executive session.
In the House of Brprsenialiyes, the morn.
Jog was consumed 10 reversing The action Of the
House on yesterday, upon a bill TO prevent mo.
ney being paid uut OF the contingent fluid Of ei.
lher House except by point resolution. The
object Of this WAS 90 curiuil orto control the i'm.
mense expenditures Of the Senate om Of the
contingent uul placed al ils separate disposal.
The bill was yesterday passed as far as an en.
grossmenI. Mr.. Evans, OF Nd, this morning
moved % reconsider all the votes upon The bill,
aud aller a struggle Of considerable length. his
motions were successful, and the bin was refer
red 10 the committee on public accounts.
Mr.. Cobb then said that he considered this
disposition Of the bill equivalent to a rejection
Of IL, for II was we'll known that il could not a.
gain be reached. he therefore presented "a Joint
resolution in The nature Of a new joint rule, i'm
posing about the same restrictions upon the ma.
king payment out Of the contingent fund. as
prescribed in me bill. This Was defeated through
the failure Of the previous question. Il goes
over wnh other debaleabe matter.
Mr.. Mclean, Of Baltimore, proposed to re-
fer the subiecr Of printing and publishing the
debates to a seecl commWCe, with instructions
to ascertain the least rate at which il can be
done, and repou accordingly. There seems to
be an uuappeasabIg hankering after the expen.
dilure Of public money, on this pretence Of Civ
/ ing publicity TO the yupid aud worthless oraiory
Of members which no inducemeni could pre-.
vail upon any but an official reporter TO touch.
There is more printed now Than is read.
/ We have no especially interesting news
| Mr.. Douglass compromise plan does not ap-
pear to take. nor does il improve on better ac.
quaiBlance, even in the view Of It's friends. The
opinion seems gaining ground that nothing can
be done al this session towards the adjustment Of
the slavery question.
The California gold fever is rapidly becom-
ingan epidemic. Yesterday was in bro.
ktrs' Office, when | heard a gentleman inquire
concerning the sale Of stocks in New York, on
Saturday. Sir, said the broker, nothing was or
could be done in Wall street on Saturday. The
gold mania broke oul. and all other business
was suspended. suppose this IS literally true.
Al the spare shipping is taken up for California.
There will be an immense emigration over the
Islhmus Of Panama This winter and nexl spring,
expecting 10 get vessels for San Francisco on
the ether side. JUNIUs.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. I6, I848.

Neither House has been in session 10 day,
and there is consequently lirle news sllrring.-
There is one piece of intelligence, however,
which has just come 10 hand, which is equally
alarming and Distressing. and arrests general at
ten,ion. One of the Sonh Carolina papers,
which arrived last night, brought information of
the occurrence Of another CRISIS, at the Capt.
tai of that State, some eight or ten days before.
1t seems that jus. previous TO his quiuing the
bounds of the home Of Chivalry,' on his way
TO Washington. Mr. Calhoun visited Columbia,
while The Legislature was in session. He was
received with much parade and circumstance,
and among other things which he did, in ac-
acknowledgement Of the auenlions with which he
was Welcomed, he made speech 10 the youthful
students of the college. MIR. Calhoun told The
young gentlemen lhatthey must be uncommonly
diligent in the study Of politics, and be prepared
for the worst, but that for his part he must hut
ry on TO the seat of government, where his pre-
sence was thought to be necessary during he
meSeMi crisis. Poor Mr.. Calhoun--poor South
Carolina! Are thee gone clear daft! As said
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
LABOR.
nv OWEN q WARREN.

ny OWEN G WARREN.
It was no curse that said to Man,
Labor thy lot shall be;
And with the sweat upon thy brow
Thy hand shall nourish thee"
All who obey this high behest
Blessings in il have found;
And health and wealth are gathered best
by those who till the ground.
The human frame is scarcely made
Till toll develop form;
And health which is not won by work
Will hardly bide the storm.
Or hand or brain, with plow or pen,
May do Gods will below;
But sloth will wither hand and brain,
And qucnch the spirits glow.
Saw not, thou lor6ly son of gold,
No need for thee to toll;
Saw not there's nought to do, except
By serfs wed To the soil.
Are there no widowed hearts to cheer,
That pine in cold neglect
And innocence to guide and guard,
And orphans to protect!
Are there not godlike intellects
Now crushed in slavish fear,
Thy hand, thy voice, thy pen could raise
To state of angels here!
Are there not shackled limbs to free
Wild passions to reclaim
Wild deserts and their wilder men,
Than widest beast to tame!
A iarring and discordant world
To harmonize and bind
Together firm with iron bands,
Till all be Of one mind!
Are there not fcnds in human shape,
That, from the throne Of Power,
Watch, aye, lest widowed Liberty
Reclaim her long lost dover!
Is not the task yet to be done
TO Danish crime from earth,
By guiding and directing right,
Man from his very birth
To scatter Art and Science wide,
And thus prepare the way
For that Millennium to come,
When Love and Truth shall sway!
Is there not haggard, starving Want,
! hat feeds itself with Crime;
And dread Miasm in foul aboGes
hat kills men ere their time!
Are there not wrongs every day
he rich heap on the poor;
Who toll and starve that hearlless men
May swell their golden store!
Then say not, there is nought to do
Labor-'tis Heavens command,
Each in his sphere, and soon there were
No sorrow in the land.
Without that toll none can be great
Without it none is good,
Or ever blumeless and forgiven
Before their Maker stood.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, I848.

" AoiINuIUNl DGCs IT, IOFOs
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. King of Ala, cal
led up the resolutions which Mr.. Bagby left as
a legacy 10 an ungraelul country, upon the con-
sllulional powers of the government. lie was
enabled 10 do this, through The operation of a
joint resolution passed at the close Of the last
session, providing orlhe resumption Of all un.
finished business in The state on which it was
left in thejournal Of the previous session.
Mr.. JoRpson disposed Of these precious alb
siractiohs, by deliberately moving that they b(
laid upon the able. This was agreed to alie
very short conversation.
The same Mr. King proposed to re. constitute
the standing commitlees of the Senate, by adop
ting as nearly as circumstances would permit
the arrangement Of last session. A very fe,
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PRINTED ana Published weekly By
COLLIER A POTTER.

TERMs.-THE G. ERoLL FREE pEEss is publish
I'd every Friday morning at TWO DoLLAAz per an
nun. payable IN advance, or TWO noLLAhs AND fif-
~ eESTs il not paid until the end Of the year NO
paper discontinued until all arearages are paid'
anless at the option OF the publishers
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
one square, tiourteen lines or less) three nser
Ions. Si: every subsequent insertion, 25 cents
Larger ones in proportion. liberal discountwill
begiyen TO those who advertise by the yeef.
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
At the Auction Rooms.

A GOOD assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres. Sattinetis
IA Pants, Dress Goods, Sliawls, Linens, Muslins,
scarfs, Braces, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps, Buttons Thread, Silk, Hooks and Eyes
Needles, Pins Tapes, Gloves, Mitts. and ge neral
variety of Fancy Goods
Consignments of the abovegoods, will be constant.
~ received, and will be sold private sale fair
auction price.
Ladies' are invited to Call.
Bath, April %, dies woStf
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Ground Rock Salt.

IN SACKS, containing 20 lbs each, manufactured
lfU at the &c Stroud Water Mills" from the very
best of ROCK SALT, by "Waldron g. Co.. just re-
Manufacturers, who will furnish il in any quantity
and delivered in this city the lowest Boston price
Bath, July 9. MAGOUN y CLAPP.
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Solar Sperm Oil.

NEW and approved article, to be used IN Solar
"A and Common Lamps, Manufactured from pure
Sperm and Lard Oil is of good COLOR burns fee, ana
p.arv one third less eydense Just received in bar
res Of from IS to 40 gallons EACH and for sale by
Bath, Dec 8, l847. MAIooN O. NHH'I.
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r. Browns

g ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Btters. The most
- used and best kaoDn Bitters before the fuhlic.-
These Bitters are warranted to be purely vegetable
compuun and mark this, 95-thsy can neoer do me
least injuru in ohateper II has been used IN
the private practice of the most successful fhystians
for long time with great success, in purifying the
blood streng hening and nvi goratng the system II
is not to be supposed that any one medicine VIII cure
all diseases to which the human frame is subject, nor
is this article recommended as such like most of the
olack medicine bu, for effecting the prpose for
which il is designed, there is nothing that has proved
itself so worthy of the public confidence as this cee
brated compound.
The whole vegetable kin gdom does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted to purify nenrtsh and
nuigorate the human system These Bitters have al
the effect OF the most powerful purgatives, when used
in sufficient quantity, and yet so mild in their on
Grafton that they may be given the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to the taste.
There have been aay remarkable in this toUn,
10 which references will he given ny
A. PAGE, the only Agentin Bath.
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Notice.

TIME Copartnership heretofore existing under the
L firm name Of SAwYER & SEwlLL, as Counsellors
and Attorneys at Law, Is hereoy ny mutual Gonsn ,
Disabled Said Sawyer is to settle up said hrm's
business, and pay all debts owing by said firm. All
drbts dine said firm. by note, account, or Ofherw'.e
~ to said Sawyer, who is hereby fully an-
n receive or collect the same. and to use the
naue Of said firm in the settlement of said business
n'"'e u '"N u. r. SAWYER.
IS. SEWALL.
" H. All persons having claims against the late nrm
of sawyer sewal or the subscriber. are reduss'eo
~ nrese,,t the same for payment Persons 70
er ire respectfully reqaestedo call and setle WHIP
,h, undersigned at the Office of sawyer & GMnsn
hath. Nov. o, is47. 6wd5w4 u r. oAHfIA IL
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Fishing Twine.
pOnO LBS. No. 10 M'Car'y's Cotton Herring
OU(JU Irvine, in Skeins and Rails;
1000 lbs No 30 Gable laid Cotton Herring Irvine;
5000 +" Super Gotten Seine Irvine
5000 Super fax , & 3thread Shad Irvine;
1000 Sc &C az 3thread hackerel Irvine;
Tanned in hemock bark, for sale by
VIM. STOWE, Agent
American Net &c TwIne Manufacturing Co.
No 10 Commercial st. Cup stairs) BOSTON.
HYDE Il CO., Agents
w3m
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Sea Otter Oil
For Preserving and Beautifying the hair.

For Preserving and Beaut1ging the hair.
Boston, Dec. 1888.
DR.. Frederick Brown: certify that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by you For dryness of the
hair and dandruf On the head, do think ii superior
tmany other oil used 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives ii afne and glossy appearance, and the ha
does dry again it does after using any other
kind of oil. 1hereforeI can most cheeriully recon-
mend it to all that are afflicted with dry and I'M
healthy head of hair. | think any one by using II
short time will find il very valuable article
GEO. F. BosrEY.
A. G. PAGE, Agent Tor hath
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Blank Books.

BIahk BOOKS.
DLANK BOOKS of all sizes Styles and Kinds, for
- sale chap for cash.
LETTER PAPER, BILL PAPER.
Envelope paper, for sale cheap for cash. Japan Ink
RED, BLACK, and Blue Ink, the best in the mar,
ket. For Sale at
SAWYER'S BOOKSTORE.
Bath, Nov. 81 1S47.
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Stationery and Fancy Goods.
A LARGE variety and good assortment of Sta
~ tionery and Fancy Goods, Comprising us good
stock ever offered in This Market may he found
at, SAWYER'S BOOKSTORE.
Bath Nov. 26 1847.
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FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
GIFTS OF AFFECTION,

nAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES are acknowl-
IL edged by universal custom TO he the most proper.
They can be procured at all hours, at MORRlSON'S
City Gallery and set in a few minutes in Frames,
Cases, Lockets, &c.. large assortment OF which is
constantly on hand"
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+. Browns Worm Lozenges

~ discovered for destroy ng and xpeng all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble chidren.-
They are most excellent remedy, and are as plea-
mt to the taste as any confectionery. They
diferfrom all other Worm Lozenges, as they have ne
nercuryir them.
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the last
rev months. A.G. PAGE, AgeRtior r
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Stuart's Candy.

WE have received two cases of Stuart's Steam Re-
fined Candies, frcm N. York. Consisting OF Vanilla
Cream, Peppermint BRAID, Cream Braid, Birch Cream
Peppermint Jumps, White and Red Rock Candy,s
Cornueopiaes assorted &c &c,-To those accquainte
with these candies, they need no recommendation,
Dec, a. BOWLES & co.
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Forced Sales.

PURCHASERS of wooden, Domestic, Dress cloak
l. goods, or any description of fancy goods, are in
formed that assignment of the above goods are now
being opened and will be received every week throngs
the at the Bath y4uc,n Room fl positipe Sale
and will he sold at private sale less than oesaic
prices.
Bath Dec Is. d36
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AnOdyne,

AnOdyne,
ORPoor Mans Plaster. Price I2a cents for large
~ size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatest confidence in fact is recommended with
confidence, that if it is obtained OF tne
and il does not give relief the money shall positively be
,eturned. For weakness or pain in the loins, back
side, breast, limbs neck, joints, Rheumatism,
Lumb,po sc. There have been thousands of them
sold and not one single instance has occurred where
thew have not given relief The price being very low
every person can obtain it. In severe Coughs Colds,
Asthma and Difficulty of Breathing, worn over the
lungs it will afford great reliet
A G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.