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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-12-05
POETRY.
From an Hiss Paper;
THE DEAD.

70 .s Us
Name them not--the faithful whom
Green earth closed lately Ger;
Nor search within the silent tomb Z
For those VINO g die no more.,' I.
The cold earth hides them from our love,
But moi from His who pleads above.
They passed, as all must pass, the deep
.ab' Dread portals of the, grave aes.tisstgla
But not in duh decaylthey sleepu saidsa8
Whom Jesus died 10 save. III ~ s1ua8
ITO mortal eye their pathis dim; AHu5i q
i But 'tis enough-they rest in Himaaa
Wesaw the momentary cloud, y AZ 81 s
The pale eclipse Of mind, y. y. ''s.' IA
From eaIthIy sight that came TO shroud /.
The deathless ray behind;
A moment more, the shade is gone, =
The sun, the spirit, burneth on. nls@ ~
lSe ~ 7t-el Hi544 sfN bfie esiiEgQ
To die 'tis but % pass, all free, smsii
From Deaths dominion here,-. isAs
To burst the bonds Of earth, and flee
s.h From every laortal fear.-- Els s.I n SIS
To plunge within that gulf untried, 85l4i
And stand beyond it glorifed. g@r
3 Thouweep'st- perehanee they weepfor thee
~ If heavenly tear can flow, bls.d y. z4e.'9
To think of all the i'll that be
In this sad world below
Oh not for all its chlaes contain s29aqQl
Would they returnto earth again. nssd
Yet weep, for earth's vale of care, 9a8
and they who mourn, are blest,
If He who hears the mourner's prayer
Sends comfort to The breast
If hallowed hope break through the gloom,
Earth has no teacher like the tomb. aaags
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-12-05
d "a TANNING MILLSl 8a
To the Farmers of WISCONSIN,.

AIOORE &. LANE have on hand and offer
for sale the late NelC York ImProred
F.4NNING Mills, manufactured IN Platte
vile, Grant County, Wis, by II. X. BEEBE,
and warranted to be Superior3o any other Fam
ing Mills made in the West, and to do better
work Farmers are invited to call at the shop
where they are manufactured and examine
them, try them, and judge for themselves, The
model of the Mills are different from any here
totore made in this country. nei8ns
Platteyille. July 9th, 1919. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-12-05
PIATTEVILLE
IRON FOITNDERY

NJ L G.. SNOWDEN, having established
Ia. an Iron Fonndery in Platteville, Grant
County, Wis, are prepared to receive aiiorders
for Mill, Furnace, or other Castings
They are also prepared to fit or finish almost
every kind of Machinery. Their work Will De
done in complete manner and warranted 10
give satisfaction. Stoves made and repaired
all on the most reasonable terms. All orders
thankfully received and punctually attended to;
PlatteviIle. July 9, 1879. / .s Ili
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-12-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
" ). T. MILLS,

ATToRNEYsAND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
:. IL nncnsfcr IIisconeial :. -.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-12-05
THE GRANT COUNTY HERALD

VIII be Published on Thursday morning OF eaeh
week at 50 90 per annum- if paid In advance
SO 90 viii Invariably be charged if payment Is
delayed till the end Of the year. p paper
discontinued until all arreaTages are paid un-
less at the option of the publisher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-12-05
TERMS ron ADVERTISING

- transient advertisements y. III DC Us
I'd at One Dollar per square. Of u lines, for the
FIRST and p cts. for each subsequent insertion.
For each stray notice 81 75-twenty fiTe cents
win be added for each head after the flTst en-
bodied in the same notice. la1
EFLegai notices asserted At the RIicse pre-
scribed by lawZs0 cents a folio for Inc ilrsi
and % cents zach Subsequent Insertion
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-06-27

Broggi was silent, and Martinoli pro
ceeded to pass a sentence which com
mitted his daughter to appear before
the extraordinary tribunal of Sassari
on the charge of murder.
Before that high tribunal she ap-
Peared as intrepid and as calm as in
the presence of her father, a few hours
after the deed. Full kalf of the popu.
iation of Tempo repaired to Sassari to
be present at the trial, and when an
acqdittal was pronounced, as all ea-
pected 1t would be, at least 1000 arms
united to draw the maiden in triumph
back to her home, although she sought,
IN vain, to escape from this most pain
ful though flattering ovation.
That very evening the heads of three
one after the other, TO demand Hsie ~ = % hand
q Ls'ca in marriage for thefrsans To
put on modfhifhAe MOURN fhAa .5 55eRljed tha, &c, ana
that she should never marry.
At Genoa, only a few weeks ago, she
gave the same answer to a demand OF
her hand by the young Marquis de
p, who laid at her feet an income
of hundred thousand francs year,
and one of the most honorable names
in Italy.
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Helene Sidonis Ps',s, Ssfs DlsTslcr .oSs: CS:uHr'

11e'e"e ''"oM.e "1 ''''s' @y' n aooS
p. Dslaaon.sa,s, So ansa.d. Parish % q ;s s. Mary.
DY virtue Of writ Of fsvsi faeias, issued out
ID Of the District Court in and for the parish Of
St. Mary, and to me addressed and delivered. l
will expose to public sale, for cash, on the prem
ises seized, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of July
next, 1850, the sale to commencing At the hour Of
IL O'Clock, A. H., the following property, 70 wit:
A certain lot Of ground, situated Immediately
above the town Of Franklin, in the parish Of ST
Mary, having about 2i0 feet front on the public
road leading to 81. Martinsville, by about 52o
feet deep, more or less; bounded north by street
separating the same from land formerly owned
by Hornsby and Birdsall, east BY the public road
leading to Irish Bend, south by the public road
leading to St Martinsville, and wesa BY lot for
merly belonging to ]. E. Lacy, with the build
in1s and improvements thereon, together with
ali the rights and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, being the same premises which Pellc-
tier DelAhoussaye acquired By purchase from
VIM. s. Gordy, - per act Of sale passed before
w. T. Palfrey, on the 6sh day Of April, lS4l.
Also-Henry, = negro man, aged 30 years
Celina, q negro woman, aged about IS years, and
her shree chilaren-Bsptisse, II years. valsin. Is
years, and George, 9 years; Billy, negro man,
aged 60 years one (our-wheel carriage, three
horses, one sulky, lot Of household furniture,
and about twelve head of gentle eattle, branded
thus . Seized a. the property Of Pelletier Dela-
houss,ye, defendant in the above entitled ease.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
PsYish Of St. Mary, May q, 1850.
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vs.. No. 1852,
Pieyys Ravmond. Paroisse Ste. Marie.

Pseyrs Raymond. J faroisse Ste Marie.
In vertue dun order de Eeri Jaeias lance par
Il h Cour de District dams ct pour h paroisse
Ste, Marie, ct moi addresss, il sera oifert en-
vente publique. au compliant, 10 SAMEDI, le
Gene jour de Juliet, 1850, 4 IL hcures du masin,
In propriete suivante, savoir:
Deux morceaux de terre situts dams h vile de
Franklin, bornes Fest par Rue Troisieme, Ct
au nord par Rue des Saules, les dts tenains
mesurant chacun 50 pieds de face sur Rec des
Ssules, .vec 100 p'ieds Do PrsSs.a~ax a<s.rs
Americaine, etant les memes terrains acquis par
Pierre Raymond, homme de couleur ibre, de
Martin H. Campbell, CONNIE par acte passe de-
want J. A. Dumartrait Juge de Paroisse, b q
jour de Septembre, 1S45; ensemble avec tons Ies
droits ct ACCESSORIES y appartenant ct toutes les
bitisses ct ameliorations qui sy trouvenl
Saisi CONNIE tsnt IA propriete de Pierre Ray
mond, homme de couleur ibre, defendeur dams
les process ci-dessus.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sherif
LIE 30 Mai, 1850.
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JOHN DURBRIDGE 4 CO,

$: :; 4: =: 9: { Z
Orleans. Manuhetosy, Harrison ssssst, New
ark, New Jersey.
NJ Always on hasd, very hrgs and supe-
nor assortment Of the above-named goods. Com
nv merchants viii here find the laygse and tse
assortment Of Hats and Gaps, adaPsed to their
business, in the city, and At the ssonagaas1aS
prices. - a,
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DR. S. GILBERT s. CO., Medical Bot.i
- cal D,nggixs, No. 72 Magazine st, n.
DANIEL EDWARDS
JOHN TwIBILL-

TyWIBILL & EDWARDS, Copper. 7Ss +
i Sksa Iron Vovk<ys, No. l6 New Lsvee.
(besween Gravi9 and Poydras ssrecssl are pre-
pared to do all binds Of work N the abov: Inc.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done in The
best manner, 1t the shortest notice, ON NEST
reasonable terms; also, on hand large assat-
mcnt Of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BdR.ROOM STOVES, Of overy sire and
description also. all kinds Of House Work, such
as Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly .ttended to.
N. N.B.-Steam Batteries, Chn6ers and Filter
ers Of The most approved styles.
TWIBILL & EDWARDS.
NJ OYleans Nav. 20. 1850.
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n A. LANAUZE, Rxs De "a Lsvss, No: 50.
II cntre les Rues 81. Louis ct Cont, : i Noa-
velle Orleana-Un Assortment de QUIN ~
CAILLERIE, telle que Fansaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct Allemande Cloas Cou-
p<e, Forpes Haches, Pioches, Peles, Scies, Ct
fouruiture De Batisse. m2-ly
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SHERHFS SALES
DISTRICT Co RT
No. 39S2,
James b. Birdsau

fterre n a mon.J fansh OF SI MARY.
DY virtue Of writ Of feri faeias issued out
ID OF the District Court in and for the Parish Of
ST. Mary, and to me addressed and delivered,
will expose to public sale, for cash, on SATUR-
DAY, the 9th day Of July next, 1850, the sale
commencing at the hour Of II O'Clock A. NJ, the
following property, to wit:
Two lots Of land situated in the town Of Franklin
bounded east by Third street and north by Will
low street, each Of said lots measuring 80 feet
front on Willow street by l60 feet deep Amer-
ican measure), being the same lots which Pierre
Raymond, +. NJ C., acquired Of Martin Campbell
by act passed before J. A. Dumartrait, Perish
Judge, the 23d day Of September, lS45, together
with all the rights and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Seized as the property Of Pierre Raymond,
|. m c., defendant in the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN Sheriff.
Parish Of ST. Mary, May 80, 1850.
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DOBINSON & OLIVER, MVekss2s q
II Cow~isiss, No. "a rue Gravier. b Nou-
velle Orleans, poor h vesis des SueEs ct No
lssse en- consignation.
" Toute consignation Padresse des sous
signls est assure davance par police fsssurancs
ouverte, Get efet, ct eeux qui voudront ben les
avoriser d leur patronage obtie,droat dss re-
tours 6deles Ct prde ep... ,o,,~,so,,
JOHN B. OLIVER.
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A Dselv IN Wsseka. Jsssai,y ssj Fssey
- DGea1s, No 81 Caaal sezest. TAP stslrs,)
Nev Oy3s..s. = receiving By every arrival, from
the una.ulhesosy ef Mslvne & Co. New Yesk.
= 9re.k variety of new asa kahissable Jewehy,
Cod Ysns and Holders, &c, n d which VIII
Be - 4 New YoGk psiees.
M TAs astentioa Il IN ~ i.ks dagu4r
oeyps Kke.esses is CD 70 hHs assost1 "
Lcekess, Msh6sas, &c.
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r IBERAL CASH .ADvANcE1I 2
Il nads On eosignmssls & Sus - mo-
l,sses 70 Nesws. Havea q ca, I6h' Or
WilIam g. Hswes, Esqr Nsv o.
J. W. BALI fa,1s,-
Nov. 20, 16lo. -
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nv iV00lGl0 A4u- '2SCooscu = CioLCtA
vhonI knew, and demanded Of him
what had happened.
g A Rreat misfortune has befallen N, ,"
n replied. aMayeo Brpggi was this
norninx found assassinated, near San
Gsrmano. JtappesRs he had been dead
ssvssal hours, for the body was cold,
and the blood coagulated around the
vound.u
And who en- have committed this
eimeam
aGod knows" |" rejeined my informant,
passing on in quest Of further news.
fastened to fhs house of Martinoli,
with . laceratsd heaEt, as You may veil
imagine.e Never shall ! forget the
spectacle which that house presented
OF the scene that soon followed my en-.
trance. In ., large hall on the ground
Asos Mastinoli, in the Insignia of Podes'
tat, was seated before tahle, On the
cher side Of which stood his clerk, pen
in hand !; on the right Of myfriend stood
his daughter Erica; Isidora, his ofhel
daughter, was seated on his left.
The h1ll was full Of people, and there
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Parish Of ST. Mary. May 30, 1850.
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ID NJ. WITTER, Commission and 1-,re,1-
ID. ing MeyeAant, No "A Bienville sire Nee.
Orleans.
NJ Particular attention paid to the exc ton
Of orders for Plantation Supplies, &c mA6m
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05
BLISS Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy.


This admiral remedy coughs colds, influenza, asthma
bronchitis aud all affections of the throat and lungs, has
before the public Tor the last year during the
has been tested most thoroughly by the most COM
petent To decide upon lis Every knows The
,irtucs oG Iod v OIL, bnt i like scaled hook to
thousands Of suffering nvaildS u it, usyc
taste aud smell The proprietor has entirely ubviatcd
this with deaclng from The medicinal virtac Of the
OIL bv combining with other celebrated
the form of agreeable article of cuuircto-
bV which be administered 10 the most drC ae
Invalid without the least Inconvenience. The medical IN
candy pursues the track Of the ulan-
matorv action causing cough First soothing the
of the voice. the sedatve influence passes along the
os lining the windWpe in the brOuchl, and allan ing
pulmonary irritation giving and comfort To the chest
restoring the accustomed ClearHcss and
cuugaalcd pflcgm, acrimuuy in the fluids and OBJ
glands gCuty and safely discharge by
easy ecoration. 1t never dsagrees with the stomach
common cold Yields benign influence in few hours
and when before the complaint is far advanc
ed all danger of consumption is entirely proven ed
Purchasers beware of couuereit, it, rapidly in
crcasing popularity has excited The cupdty of certain
druggists and confectoneS, who preparing article
under the name, pat up similar sly with copy
former wrapper and thus endeavoriug palm
their miserable imitation upon the public the genuine
article and call for Bliss Cod Liver Oil Candy
which will i'll future be enyeoped in a and elegant
wrapper, bearing appropriate designs representing
codisheras and persons engaged in the
uiacture of the oil Also fac-simile of the signature
the proprietor without which can be genuine. Pre-
pared only BY b. X. Bliss Druggist Springfield, Mass in
ventor and sole proprctu RcdImg Co, Boston, zen
cra agents for New England. For sale by
4. G. PAGE, agent for Bath and uiciJtty.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05
Brooklin Flint Glass Co.,

which embraces the German style of ware, made from
Flint Ola $ Torquose, Caspas Alabaster. Porcelain and
white Flint, making all variety OF colors
We also offer at the above House a stock Of
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05
ENREiGN PORTS.

(ffr steam snip Eurona.)
sid from Liverpool, 18Th, Maine. Freeman. Boston.
Adv. Saxony, Melcher, tor Boston, 20 h. Jane II Gid
den Child for Philadelphia; Nenry Nesmth, Butler for
Baltimore Nov. 90 Indian Queen Drumiaond, Charles
ton with despatch; w ID Sewall, Jack, New Orleans,
with despatch.
Ent for lde, w u Sewa, New Orleans; Amelia. Ag-
nv, Charleston Saxony. Mecher Boston, I3h Henry
Nesmirh Baltimore; 14th, Alliance Robinson, N York
Sid from Deal, sth, Sarah Purington burlington, [lrom
Loneon, detained since 5th,) Boston.
Adv at Bordeaux, l2th, Clinton, peano, for Phladel-
phia.
sid I'm Cadz, 3Oih, barque Brunette. Pre Ie Rio Jan
eiro.
Messni-sld abt 81. (-upposed) barque Yorktown,
for New York.
In port Nov 81 barque Yorktown Storer for New Or
leans > ar three DAYS.
BristeI-In port Nov 18th, ship Reliance somes, for
orleans now ready.
Havan,-In port Nov %, barque Russia, Maxwell, fun
Portland, 20 DIS, ar Goth.
Passed through Turks Island passage, Nov 9. brig
Rsund Pond, Pierce, b ston, forBeze, Hond.
Pa1ermo-In port. 18Th ut, ship Charlotte Reed
Weeks, for New orleans, Dec l.
Trieste-Sld Sth, ship Hardware, Andres, for
Liverpool, soon.
st John, NB-Ar 9th, brig Albert, Robinson, Bath.
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Boston-Ar 2sth, barque franklin, (of Warren),
Wood Savannah, 41 inst brss Coral Hill, Ronare 23d
inst Enoch Benner, (ot Bristol) Morton, Pt Prince
o5th nit via tlon,es's Holes Jenny Lind (of Wadobu m
Comery II Jago, 9th ut, via Holiness Hole
SaIem-Ar 25th sch Mary Wise, Crockett Richmond
for Portland
New OrIeans-Ar 10Th, brig II w Moncure Tit
comb Rio Janeiro.
Adv 24h, ship Saba;tis Hall, for Boston, Ia ge part OF
cargo engaged.
Charieston-Ar a5th, ship Charles Croker. from
Ar Esd sch ophir, Boynton, Portland sid shin Jo
sephne. Liverpool. ' ~
BueksVille, >C-Cld 2lst, brig Porto Rico, Hatch
New York. '
fhiiadelphia-Cld 2Sth, sch Mary Groton, Geyer
Boston.
New fork-Ar 9th, sch Eagle, Rockland
CID y h, ship Emma Field Snow New orleans.
Ar 2sth, SC Plato. Waldoboro.
Ar30th ship Rockland, new Taylor, Rockland.
GIOucester-Ar IS H. sch Ente prise, Baltimore for
Bath; Eliza Jane. Rockand for Bridgeport.
Holiness Hotc-Ar 2Sth, sch Edward, L oothake
Gardiner for New York.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUR OPE



The British Mail steamer Europa, Captain
Lott. arrived at Boston about seven O'Clock
Friday morning, She arrived at Halifax on
"Wednesday evening, and a very brief repor,
of her news was transmitted to Boston by tel
cgraph Thursday morning She brings dates
from Liverpool to the 10th instant, being sew
en- DAYS later than previous accounts.
Cotton, in England, had about recovered the
decline Of the previous week in consequence
of the advlces of frost in the United States
The market for breadstutfs was firm, with a
good demand for American flour. Indian corn
had advanced siXp6nce, and lard one shilling
sixpence.
The principal news from England is in re
lation TO the "Papal aggression" which we
shall give more fully hereafter.
The STATE OF EURoPE.-A Cabinet Coun-
Gil was held in London on the afternoon of the
18th. There appeared to be but one opinion
that the peace of Europe would be preserved :
nevertheless it was generally admitted that the
-aa-lke demonstrations i'll Germany had very
mach unsettled commerce, and that some time
snuss elapse before full confidence could be
restored.
FRANsE-On the 1Ith of November com
4 enced what promises to be a s Ormy session.
ON the following day, NJ. Blroche, Minister of
the Interior, read the message of the Pres-
dent of the Republic to the National Assem-
BIZ.
The message commences with glance at
Che circumstances under which the election of
she President and the Assembly took pace; the
county WAS disturbed by the last mome.!ts OF
the Constituent Assembly. and the gravity OF
events obliged the Assembly and Government:
10 adopt important laws. -Four hundred and
twenty-onemayo and one hundred and eighty
three adjoin,s had 10 be dismissed and ''If
al, those who have remlined unequal to their
functions have not been similarly treated, the
cause is ia die impcrfection Of the laws. 10
remedy this defect, the council Of State has al
ready commenced the examination of pro-
lcct Of law: bus it is difficult to couciliate the
municipal franchise with the unity Of action
the true force Of central power"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05
Rockingham and Fire Proof
WARE.
Flower Vases Of all Kinds

Our Stock Is the largest i'll the STATE and those who
are IN want will do well call and look having
lately made a new arrangement in store for
nlence, we can show goods a good advantage
Call md see ii you don't buy.
1Slf s. w. HEATH & CO.
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To the Ladies' of BAH and Vicinity.

MRS WINSLOW. an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
S4rUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
eoftening she gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodc action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it.
Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief and health to your infants, neCer has 1t
.taied if timely atsed, perfectly safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. \ fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price %
cents bottle
y. d. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DIR. A. Shaw, agt.
iyll
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05
State of Maine

~, ecnnd i'll rrooate Court held wiscasset on
ORDERED, that John Crooker admin;s,ro,, 81 a., -
" tate of Hannah ii Skoleld, late of Bnth in s,id -.
", deceased notify the heirs law and redtors of
Hannah and all persons interested that his frsI
of administration the estate of said Hannah will h
iered for alowanc al PROBATE Court at Niecasset on
the first Mond8 of January, 1851 when and where
they may be present if they see cause.
Notice to be given by publishing attested copy Of
this order the Eastern Times at said Bath three weeks
successfully before said Court of Probate.
Given under my hand this second day Of December in
the year Of our thousand eight hundred fifty
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Copy attest, EDWIN ) HoyEY, Register. 3w24
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

The uninterrupted success Of Doct. Clay in the treat
of Prolapsus Uteri, Umbcal Diseases, suppress
sioms Fiuor Abu> and all that formidable list of diver
sifcd suffering which under the general head o.
Female Weaknesses, enables i'm 10 warrant perfect
and permanent in every case-no matter how long
standing or aggravated the may be
u DR. Clay's system Of practice embraces great
number of medicines remedial measures not known
or used by physicians generally.
o. His treatment is Of asae and restorative, instead
of a dangerous debtant character.
70 Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call.
Bath, Nov. Is, 1850. 21tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05
American Table Cutlery.
Mill for Sale.

WILL be sold at public Auction at the Elliot House in
w Bath on Thursday, the 9th day of December next.
al three O'Clock, p NJ fourth pa Of the Nequasset
paii and the whole oi the Eastern Saw Mill thereon
'anuns and the land used ping places for said mill,
anu All he land used in connection with and for the pur-
poses oil said mill Re sonabe credit TO be given with
security Terms To be made known at the time of
SAFE. Said premises are situate in Woowich onposite
~ wy VI nd'h' BENZ. +. TALLMAN,
Bath, Nov. o. 1850. l. "i' IN.
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-irIoasas-Tue legislature convened at
I..trle Rock on the ith. Tne senate was or
.aniZcd by the choice of John II. Hampton,
dem. as president, John VI. Ross dem sccre-
t;.ry aud Richard Learcy, wing, assistant sec
resa<y. III the house, Mi. I. Is, Fiouruoy,
dem, was ciio>en speaker Mr.. Duva!. dem,
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