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EDUCATION.


NTEW ORLEANS FEMALE INsTTTUTE-OR,
At Tpb by f9sSs bR and MIS-
A H. Ihls Institution Is under the personal
literary and scientific departments taught by Dr. Macap
iay' asssed by another gentleman To give Gstr9euona IN
Dancing Vocal and instrumental Muso, the most
pi!shed professors employed
The school is arranged make it both an English
and French school and the aim the principals
duct their pups through substantial and systematic eoure
OF studies, atiOdng al tie sana time PROGRESSIVE know
ledge and progressive discipline of the heart well the
mind. For the instruction Of pupils OF every and grade
0 uteectual culture, ample srangemeqts have been made
No efforts viii be waiting 70 promote the Improvement Of
the pupils, and young Ladies received into lie family
boarea will share IN The eOymeh privileges ana atteu'
Tbe pay Gr6n5d-au item essential to school-is large
dry and secluded from public view; and references when
required, will be made parents who have had her daugh
4 coq,se Of Lectures on History and B!osnPhy will be
winter and to aid the pupils understanding the on
scientific subjects The school iaa,ssd With the reaush
made personally or by letter anSl Smd&W
CarrOIItOn Episcopal Female Seminary.
FIVE Tis, from EsT ossG aHa G y1Td' beyond the tsrn
REVD ELIJAH GUoN, Rector. and Principal of the English
REv'D CHAs H. WILLIAMSON, Principal OF the French
Mas. CLARA D. Nj GUIoN, Principal OF the Musical De
The RT. REv'D LEuNIBAs POLK d. D. will sUo6cio
sS,ss 'iitOri' 'uPs''on o The general affairs Of the
Th, lnstuon Tor III mliuction young ladieI
TesStS1 CT fosFd ns 5 MiSSDSY 2g oTsssd sS ta GG y
elegant spacious arsn icrraey knos as The aT1G
House., ard reeeu,y r re'dnce Of Dr. J. L. Rdd n pes
the bans Of e as,alPpt 'g and ecestihla n New Orean
The s1pese lr sosu, Tuition in Euglish French and
AuTf' anl Wathiu-, 0o pert rn Of l7uh5 u5ums,
p1rI Ierl Pnpi .l nrGs asi pillow cases 'ei,
napkins spoons and r The h0r requisites vii be tuInsl y
lle ingn5s .Ai Payments will ps tqusds'4eiy aud 'H'4
~ Visit, ts pupils viii ge re,rlee parent, IN,
gierl,taI and Others aho.iei by them. saturday p NJ . So
Rccssnesg The Bshop u,d Clergy EFsa6r1
Chqsh IN Louisiana Paush OF Js1sF''D 9'sSo @
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FOE CAETFOR vT6.
L. s. Mali Steamship Company


zs-TSFs FOR CALIFORNIA, via LHAGRI.s,
SEisERa without detention at Panama. The
rS''+sHl5a splendid dnuLeeugIEa steamship ONO. Jas
CHAFREs with the Goyrnrnen Mails and uassrrerg for
RA Ntl5CO and intermediate ports, from her whaf
at - maTg5 streets lata etle, 2t clock, pune
EteamshiD Company have four and magnificent
Steamships, the Republic, Columbus lstbmus and Ante
ope running semi monthly on the Pacific side from Panama
TO san trencCO and the connection at Panama being
complete will be carefully kept and passengers feel
assured Of meeting with detention at Panama beyond the
usual stay in port.
From New O TO ChagresS room berth saloon $50 GO
Standee berth, forward saloon. ......... TO 90
From Panama to San Francco-Stater berth 800 90
Storage berth, bed and separate table found $50 90
Passengers for ChaRres will be transferred at Havana to the
seeing that beautiful eiy No berth considered secured
until paid for For freight passage apply the office of
the Y. s. Mail Steamship COMPANY s. Magazine street.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
E1=s FON CAI4IFORNjA AND OREGON
&tiEEfA Direct Line to ChagFes.-The new and
maEnihcent donbe engine amship II
port DlRFoT for CHAGREs, on SUNDAY MdpRSISG
the Let Deer, at g O'ciock, uunctualy.
Tbs shp, ogether with the Caribbean nearly Tn
l5he and built expressly Tor this trade, will form sem
Monthly Line between this city and Chagres direct and
meet wl the Company 8 Mail Steamers tfOm Panama to
Ernncisco and Oregon; securing passenger THROUr
M0lI viii be Forwarded by each steamer
RATES PASSAGE;
From Il ew Orleans to Chasres.
IN saloon o.
In Stserage, with Berth and separate as "
From Panama to San Francisco. o.,
In Steerage,with Bsrb and separate Mes .. i51 %
E All tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
procured a! the office Of the Agents, -
ARMSTRONG, LAWRAsON & co.
nj l06 MAGAZINE street.
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CHAMPAGNE WINE-3OO baskets various
~ brands receiving ship HuDggrian for aie low, by
nl2 :. WOLFF, 95 Camp i.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs. Nov. Il. 1850.
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.

NOTICE hereby given virtue of resolution that
~ will sell my office, MONDAY, the 18th instant,
O'Clock the lowest bidder the Digging Ditch
North SIDE Of Fcy Road from Os and Felicity
the Caibome Canal.
nl3 A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor
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MD A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS, November 7, 1850.
COUNCIL or MgNICPALTrY No Two.
2 ESoLVED, That public notice be given for
~ Ten Days, in the official paper of the intention Of the
Council, provided satisfactory opposition thereto made
Of Canal sfest from Cai6orne street to the tennus al he
ditch in Canal street and from thence to the NieaiTe Ridge
.tsis1adi, JAMES Il, CALDWELL, President.
AHsf. ssI November y iai,. n rposs,I,>r NJ
True COPY H BEr, cisTff,. '.i'07'' '''o''
nTAyoRALTY or NEwORLEAys, NoyemLer7 :. 1850.
n pursuance OF resolution rassed by the COun-
l. Gil of Municipality No. Two m ting Of 9th Instant
gatlce hereby gEsn that IN I9t less haP ,sn days from The
Two will proceed to act on the improvement contemplated
eight feet wide on souh.side Of Canal street from Ca
borne sreetO the terminus Of the ditch in Canal and
rs on WIN s oOupV A u D. Gk6ssMRS. Mayor
MARIE DE 4 EogyEtLE,o n y ,oEhE4Ss, s7NOv., 1850.
Seance du Novembre, 1850.
p ESOLU, qu'avis public soft donne pendant dix
IL jours dams IA gazette ohicee de Pintenton qua ce
Cqnse (pourVu tOute tos qu opposition 6ga
ae1 de ar3 nm Ghem1 en- 6os Gp2ness de hut Peds de
Claiborne usqua Ia emnason du canal dams Ia dite du
tana ct De la Jusu au cbemln de la Meale, deTnieS
ava devant ere iat par les Municipalities No e con-
istrpel JAS. IL CALDWELL, President.
Appr2ye !s Novemgbree ls{9; ls@{T9;oss,,,>, NJ.
Pour copis conform, IA BiEB, Commis.
MARIE DE IA NorSELLE- ORLEANs,l
CtONFORME1IENT a Ia sasdite si1sli resolution.
~ avis est par present donne que dams non mons de dix
lour7 parr de Cee date, Consa de n MuuirjpaluG No
neN agra Requirement anticipation specifics Gans Ia
susite resolution savor: Un ohemiR planches de
9s 5e argenr sur GotG sgG Dc d. lanai aTLit De
ct de la usqu au chemH ds la MetaFc, deuier travail
n8 A. y, CR0SsMAN, hlaire.
nIssOLUTION-The Co,paItqeEship heretofore exist.
M Dg under @ I'D The name Of II HAMMIIrI LANELzNEs n
authorized and receipt the unsettled
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%1 nc We would respectfully inform friends ~
Ef and customer that We have tai the No <sA
~N 1872 Camp street, opposite The lower end OF La
iayete square exeee ey for the m
ing they s.
in The city, We receiving and opening betHtf1l
Of Ladies Aiss' SIX, Veve Tuscan AIhopi
n fact all kinds 1t together With splendid
Of 5ens rdcai Flowers, Pnes Enbroiiery al descrp
uoas; Thread Merlin Lsoe, Caps, Gloves, etc.
70 Orders for the mailing d Dresses CI5sks Msntas,
p9r artist for onehaf the price that Il asked in other
c sHishsneuus
b. Bounes cleaned in superior for 20 each.
Y9U that 90 wish buy cheap, No ls2 Comp
81 6m L. J. STfI.TsttAN.
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DRY GOODS.

II LANKETS S-BLANkETS II Selling down
- TX super g HibtOu bound s,57 col $40 90
Extra Supe 1914 Ribbon bound Isl 81 80
5poiut French bianke's "a he t5the pair So cot 81 90
Lots Of pair or nofe'..
super finish Irish Linen per peeane make
and uuIuber selling the Linen at S5.
Turkty red uIt4iu Stuff, inches per yard
"a I'm os&W At the NEwYoRK STORE, 16s PoydEas st.
JOSEPH III. PALMER s. CO.
MO. A CAMP STREET oilers and fPezn
IN stock OF FALL and WINTER GOODS, embracing both
foreign and American.
Some Of the leading articles named below.
WOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
Broadetoths and Cassre, blue, black and fancy eoor
Satnets blue black and aney Mernn Cassneres Kentucky
Jeans, all colora all Wool Union Flanne all qualities and
eoors; all Wool half Wool Printed Mehcs aHd Cashnres
Liseys real Kentucky and Gesrga Wool Pians and Tls
hne Plaid and Checked Lnsey Gala Wool Pt1d cdTsn
cohes white and ali Macknag Biankats Negro Blau
hes weighing Gbs Saddle anke ane and eoarse Bed and
Cab BlauEetsi etc
COTTON GOODS. Blown and bleached sheetiu g and
aud width, yards wide the
ppuar brands, South Printed Calcgss,
Of American, English and Preach cped Cotton Goods
tEur3cing Checkai F1a, Stripes Tckings DENNIS and Cdon
ies Mesquite Bars Gaukeahs Cotton hanaheTthieis, great
garcy Gn1n Hosiery Goods, tall afsorLent inglaAae,
20 Ea=t- -Gqeh aEs ElAi Cl-irsc- jaen
net Nun saiss and Book AuEuai Bishop Lawni CheeAed
/ Muslin,
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain, Striped, Plaid
aud Wotered btes Sa SIX Florencs ana Snchews sans
sad Fevs; handkerchief nd Crayats, gentlemen
six and Satin Nenss Bonnet Cap Neck and Belt Ribbons
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and demi pieces;
BED Linens lahe Linens and ToSelsj Linen Handkegch
e9arse and fine etc. etc.
ts With many other articles line Of business
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.

A LGlERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
SToRE.-Fhe unde signed grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed, and to meet the OF his customers,
has enlarged his stock and store, and hopes with these facilities
merit their continuance. lie prepared to fill all Plantation,
Ship Steamboat and Family orders in the Grocery and
Ship Chandery line at city prices and at the shortest notice.
He keeps constantly hand extensive of Fresh
Groceries, Paints and OIL Pitch and Turpentne Oakum and
Coal Tar. Cordage of all kinds and general assortment
OF H0rdware CTockerV and Tin Ware and Shefelds
ranted Tools for carpenters and Cau!kers' use.
n5 3nt THOMAS HUGHES.
GEORGE SHERLOCK'S EsTABLIsHEp
~ EMIGRATIOH, REMITTANCE, AND INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, ITO POy dras street, New Orleans Passage
aE44 10 and from Great Britain and IrelaRd. 80
&fE Uil LtuerpoOL, The subscriber begs leave aHEH
aento inform his friends and the public that he
continues his business of issuing Drafts and bringing out
passengers, from Liverpool this city, good ships and
reasonable terms. Apply to
GEORGE SHERLOCK, ITO Poydras street,
between Camp and st. Charles SIS.
lNrELLIgENCE DRPARTEENT:
g GardsneTs and Labprers supplied those reQulr
ing e and iamilieS also turni he'd with good Thorough
Servants, Cooks, q. etc. Appy
GEORGE SHERLOCK. Il0 PoydIss street,
mi 6mOs between Camp and 81 Chsies ss.
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MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS.

MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS.
MADAM KEAN respectfully informs the ladies'
.o % y 70 " onsana that 'ae new opening large
.o.,nsn, ., FRENCH MILLINERY, from Pans "a
ana ne Northern cities, and which dstsrnined to
-! ~ per Cent e0 than any house n the citr
70 Ia.,aH Hats cleaned No. 1OI JULIA street batVveen
/ 90 cents each Camp and Naeazne IN,
NEW YORK STORE, 16s PorDRAs street.
This es-sbshnut aea,er Esety a oer oce
than any ohsf store 70 the city. BRowN has been thes
os m hewYok seisctnz The searess az he most
i'bi'na6s a's Ns lsiies unsurpassed ioE getting sos.
fl proh that would be downorn
wsre per sn expenses range from dollars and bsss
only description Of goods Sc aad The atsntis 4
buyers IS called to BIANTILLAs.
a,ersI Silk Manas a, So co 90 lined and vaaasd, - 90
very do SIS 5osq1ai sny eiy SO SIS
Aso DRESS GOODS
stya Ea5a.is oFeIa Neck iss thirty shades Was R,bboaa
Cloves and Hoslsry; Lesss nd EmbroieTlea.
embraced Fancy staple Dry Trimmns
"a I'm os&W R. BROWN. 1es POydras street.
MANAGED GooDs.-Laces and Embroider-
- les, Ribbons. Edginss and Inserngs,
ni In osSW NEwYoRK sroRE. 1853 Poydras st.
D PoNNETS-Bonnet at less prices than are
%'1sS HaS. sh5gs % d s css cssnRs & 0& a. o Is s
Ne1pzn do 50 Six Illusions all eolors, a 20
B41m osSsW NEwYoKx STORE. lss Royaras ..
TRIMMINGS GS.-BrusseIIes, Brussels and Mo
har lace more ths fiiy varieties Of newest style
EIe1 Zephyr wqsisd and Tazs d5l I'D s5yaI
i 81 @ 2, @ SCI rRapg, 81 sss;; n zsPsyl &
a. per yaTd salsa n Ssu rs = a yss a2 s d eeas @ s t
sick llt np exuyssy for this stire. A1r retail tr.de
"A I'm os2V SKwYoRK STORE, I6s Poydras n.
ITO WHALEBONE DEALERS 1000 lbs.
a Whaisbone Of al kinds at % cts lb les than city
n 1m oz&W Atthe SEwYoKK sIoRE, les Poydras st
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N AILS-i000 kegs Boston for sale by
y nla E.J.HART u co. ~ rehoupit0ulss 81,
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tell yous | knowed thar wan, nothin

| tell yous | knowed thar wan, nothin'
in here" - y
Eyes, but go up thar in the corner.
that's the worst lookin' place. The Sher-
if went TO the spot designated, and as he
did so Uncle Josey slammed the door and
locked itn eu AA ra~
SWELL, Jess, how do you like" a
Come, come, Uncle Josey, don't be
playin' yer tricks on me in that style, yell>
ed The Sheriff, as he heard the Gin'ral's
receding footsteps"
Never mind, Jess" said Uncle Jo>
sey, .'lhar amt nothin' in thar 10 hurt
yer"
The court was surprised at the long alb
sence of the Sheriff, and after a time the
Judge sent one of the coustables to ascer-
tain the cause Of the delay. He return
ed very soon, and reported that the tables
had been turned, and that instead of ma.
king a prisoner of Uncle Josey, he had
been made prisoner himself. Uncle Jo,
sey was found in grocery enjoying him.
self, while the Gin'ral was standing quiz
city before the door.
"Hello, Uncle Josey. said the constable,
what's become of the Sheriff." EE-l7
"Well, you see, jist left him down thar
a piece, takin' keer Of public property"
was the reply.
The key was obtained, the Sheriff re-
leased, and Uncle Josey and the Gin'ral
allowed to go home unmolcsted.
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JOHN BEALS.

~ - JOHN HEALS,
NORMERLY Of the Elm House in this CITY /,
IL grateful for the many favors which he ha $
heretofore received, respectfully informs his
friends and the travelling public generally, that
he has removed to the spacious establishmen,
known as the "HATCH HOUSE" on Center
Street, next the ityHali, where he will ever be
equally happy to greet his old friends or to make
he acquaint auce Of new ones. ~
The househas been put in the most perfect or.
der, the rooms are pleasant aud well ventilated,
and throughout it has been furnished with new and
elegant furniture, rendering it one Of the most
desirable stopping places upon the Kennebec Ri
er.
Stages and other carriages call at the house to
receive and TO leave passengers, and to take them
to and from the boats. st .laa
Breakfast and tea served upto accommodate
steamboat passengers. If35 AN sEt&H8
His table will always be supplied it'll the best
the market affords, nd fort on his part will
be spared to secure the comforiof his patrons.
Charges reasonable. 90 r
Bath, July 6. lS4S. tf2
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GREAT RELIEF FOUND IN
Downs Elixir.

BELGRADE, May 10, 1s4o.
Gent Curtis 4 Smith, 81. Adams, Vt
Dear Sir: / have been agent for Downs Elixir for
four wears and confidently sat is the best family
medicine for Coughs Colds and Lung Complaints,
have ever used
had daughter, foui years ofage- attacked last
January with u cold and dry, husky cough which con,
found no relief Atlast i, occurred to mind TO try
Downs Elixir; and before she had used o. 5otie
her cough entirely broken up and cured ana she
has present time enjoy perfect health
free from any cough or irritation OF the lungs
II DoWNs, VEGETABLE BALSAMIC Ell
IXIR mentioned above, is decidedly the best arucie ~
the market for every description ofiung Complaint II
acts safely and surely upon The system soolng al,r
The passages leading TO the lungs-promoting expec-
Notwithstanding the patient TO raise easily and thus
have The labor ohard coughing-and restoring the pa
,ient TO health often after all other remedies have
bceniried and relief obtained. ~
For Group or nnssy IT is hs sure naa .nomg
Is 10 fail Parents, If you have child taken with the
Group let your FIRST inquiry be for bottle OF Downs
Elixir-use ii perseverinGlyi and your child VIII
The Asthma or Phthisic is almost yield 10
lis magic powers. Hundreds Of long standing cases
have been cured by it, while has rarely ever failed
Wboopinc Cough Is completely broken up and cure
bv il in a Short limo No medicine ever discovered
is so completely matter of the disease Individuals
who have il, and parents who have IL in their FAM
lies ifthey will Try Downs Elixir, VIII Ind the
whoopmg Cough can be as easily mastered as any
easily and speedily cured by Downs Elixir No
medicine is so valuable in Measles as Downs FL
For every description of Cough, whether produced
by cold, fever or long stan,.ing weakness OF the
lungs and irritation of the passages leading 10 the
lungs IL is unrivacd-unequalled.
During the last twelve years. II has undoubtedly
restored to health iuvalids, saved more lives
than all other medicines in the country Very many
who were believed 10 be in a confirmed Consump
ton and beyond the reach Of medicine, h~ve beer
mracuously saved from the grave, and restored &c
friends and happiness.
This Invaluable medicine is highly concentrated
and put Up in and IL OF bottles ut so cents ant
81 pcr bolIe and each bottle warranted 10 Contain
more curative properties than four hotties ofany oht
weak adutera,ed pint bottle preparations ofihe day
We have received hundreds OF certificates OF III
wonderful cures from every part the country man,
of which have been published, and may be had gratis
of any of agents.
Sold by Agentsgeneraly, throughout the country.
AGENTS.
G. Page, A. Shaw andJ. NJ Keep, Bath; VIM
Baker W m johnson and r.. T. Gatche Bruins wick
Edmund Dana Wiscasset 1ya
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SHE ChandlerV!

A GENERAL assortment, constantly on hand
Aand for sale by z. HYDE & co. corner of
Front and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage, Manila aud Tarred, from
the manufactures Of Boston and Plymouth, by
gang or retail, Cotton, Scotch and Russia Duck
OF all descriptions, Cotton and Hemp Twines,
Anchors all sizes, Chains, Cables, Sheets and tie
Of Boston manufacture from English refined Iron
also, he st proved English Chains, Bolt and Sheet
Copper, Composition Spikes, Nails, with other
castings Of all descriptions, Patent Windlass
Gear Windass Necks, and Capstan Spindles,
Cambooses, Spikes and Nails, Naval Stores,
Paints, Oils and Glass, Nautical Instruments
Books, Charts. &c.
MANY Of the above articles can, on suitable
notice, be delivered to the purchaser at his place
of business, direct from the manufact ory Tree of
expense TO him, and at the manufacturers low
est price.
Bath, Jul, 2, IS47. tf2
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ADKINS WATER WHEEL,

(Kno,on by some as the Ld'cton Wheeto
for the County Of Lincoln. IL is a most valuable
avention, where the saving of water IS an I'M
rortant consideration. They are perfectly i'd
AZ led to Tide Mills, rs they will run equally as
" III with any given l.. ad under as out Of water,
Their advantages are very great under low heads
Of water, as srw mills and other machinery may
be driven YER, fast under four feet head and fall.
They arc enclosed as not TO fleece ~ winter.
and in construction they are simple, cheap and
geared with less than half the expense Of the
common Tub Wheel, besides other advantages
too numei Gus to mention here.
Persons who wish 10 improve their Mills are
invited to call and examine one in operation at
this Foundry.
There are, also, fou, saws driven by one at the
Damari scotia Mill, near this Foundry.
Undoubted reference viii be given az to its
merits. LOTHROP HIGGINS.
Damariscot,a Mills, Jan. 81, 1850. ly32 !
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Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE'S Patent Paint oil Artificial lSlate, for
DsaIe in any quantity by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON &Co.
The value ofthisa rite 10 will be seen by the
following certhca,esfrom gentlemen who have
used il nd proved its indurating qualities.
Mr.. BLAKE-Dear Sir,-l had building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
the roof Of which was covered with your Fire
proof Pain; or Artificial Slate. The factory
took fire, and during the progress ofits deslruc-
ton, large numbers Of burning shingles and 9th
ei combustible materials fell upon this roof so
covered, and expected every moment TO see II
burs, into flames. but after The factory burned
down examinedsad roofand found il literally
covered with Goals and cinders, but the fire had
not made the least impression upon il. After
this test, there certainly can be no doubt asto
its fire proc fqualities.
Rochester, Sept.,lS4S. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway, New York, Oct, 4ih, 1913. !
Mn. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the roof ofthe American, with your Fire.
proof Paint. We now find that it has become
as hard as slate, and the almost constant tread
ofthe servants (who use the top ofthc house for
drying clothes) does not affect it in the least,
and il proves a II that it was recommended.
if6 TABER & BAGLEY.
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BROWNS sARsAPARILLA s. TOMATO BITTERs,

THE used and best known bers before The pub
lie. These bliiers are warranted TO be purely
getable compound-and mark this then nerer do the
least inary amy chdtersr 1t been used the
private practice OF the most successful physicians
long time with great success, i'll purifying the blood and
strengthening and nvigouting the system II
be supposed that any medicine will all dis
eases to which the human frame is subject the
article recommended such, like most of the quack
medicines but for efecng the purpose for which is
designed there is nothing that has proved iselfs
thy ofhe public confidence this celebrated compound
The whole vegetable Kingdom does furnish two
substances admirably adapted purify, nouish aud
tnrgoTate the human system These biiiers have all the
effect othe powerful purgaiiveS when used in sucint
qiauity und yet mild in their operation that
they may be given persons delicate health with
perfect safety They also very agreeable to the
There have been many remarkable cures in This
town, OF which reierenc will be given by
A. g. PAGE, only agent in Bath
N. B. Beware of counterfes and limitations and not
risk health 10 few cents. Iy2l "I
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSAL
Strengthening Plaster.

LONG rRIED--TEsTED BY observation-disclosures
PRONOUNCED uNRIvALLED AND uNEQUALLED.
THESE PLASTERS will be found for WEAK
i LAMENEss in the BACK, SIDE stomach and
all RHEU Matte AFFECTIONS, STITCHES, OAR
TING PAINS, &e in the limbs, back, side stomach
and for all purposes where plaster is needed they have
no superior, n indeed an equai.
By wearing upon the breast or stomach they will be
found afford great relief in all of pain
ofths CHESTauf UNGS occasoned by neglected or
proiracted colds and coughs.
They arebeatfuily spread on prepared cloth, al 25
each aud may be whou, Inconvenience for long
time. Ifhey become wrnkled up they may be taken OF
eleansed Of sweatand dasi and again put on and thus
worn for three or si1 months al lime.
These Piasters also spread on thick firm paper
atlel cents aud by far the bestPoor Nuns Plaster
in The world.
Inpreparng the plaster 10 pat on il should not be
merely warmed, bur should be completely melted by
holding the back offhs Piaaerover The frs.
Sold by Agenisg eneraiy .ihronghoutthec country.
AGENTS.
A. O. Page, A, Shaw and ]. NJ. Keep Baih William
Baker. VIM. Johnson and y 4 Gatcheli, Brunswick
Edmund Dana, Wiseassel. 1y3