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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01
Mysterious Death.

The following is from the Albany Argus
Of Saturday. ..-.7 In
"A young woman, whose name has been
ascertaned TO be Margaret Ann Thornton,
who arrived in this city BY the morning
traia from Buffalo on Wednesday, and had
taken lodgings at the Delavan house, was
found dead in her bed yesterday afternoon
Yesterday morning the deceased sent for
bottle OF chioroform, and having obtained
1t. retired TO her room, and it appears bolted
the door. The circumstance that the door
was fastened inside did not occasion any
suspicion on the part of the chambermaid.
as that is a matter of frequent occurrence in
that house, where persons, after riding all
/ night, o,ten retire for rest during the day
Not making her appearance as late as two
O'Clock in the afternoon, suspicious were ex-
cited that all was not right, and the door
was forced open, and she was found dead,
with every indication of having taken an oy-
erdose of chlorotorm; and from the medicine
found Ia her room, it is supposed that it was
taken TO allav pan-either the effect of dis
ease or OF the drugs she had before taken-
Such, we understand WIS the result of "A
post mortem examination before the coro-
ner's jury yesterday.
Nv H'NShSCu " - WI liSt WY llOI1l JdCh-
son, Miss, where she has had charge, as
/ principal of a female academy, to her home
al Thornton's Ferry, in New HAMPSHIRE
her connections are of the highest respecta-
billy IN New Hampshire, as the letters of
lniroduciion found in her trunk show 1t is
ascerlained also that she was the grand
daughter OF Matthew Thornton, oae Of the
Signers of the declaration.
Tins died amauu Sfrapoors p,.lar c;r
cumstances as nv sterious as they are mel
ancholy, unattended by any one for she
travelled alone-a young woman of educa-
ton and many accomplishments
The Register says
She was well supplied with clolIing and
money; had two or three valuable books in
her trunk and was evidently on her way TO
visit her family and relatives in New Hamp-
SHIRE, on whom the news OF Ibis sad catas-
trophc will fall with crushing severity. Her
remains will be der Sit,d in a vault by Cor
oner Whine, 80 that her relatives can remove
them, VI they desire 10 do So.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01

Fatal Result OF GRoSS CARELEsSNESs BY
AN APorHrcARY Died in this city. on Thurs
dav. at his residence, Csc Washington street.
] imes ID. Hail. Assistant A SCISSOR for WI ard | .
The following facts relative TO the death of Mr.
Hall, we have from relative of the deceased
confirmed, as TO the cause OF death, by the at
tending physician, DR. Coae: On Sunday eve
ming last, DR. Coale was called to see Mr. Hall
and found him suffering from slight feverish
turn, with badly coated tongue, but nothing
of serious nature. lie wrote prescription
for dose of calonel and left, expecting TO find
the patient better in the morning.
The next day he called, when the following
statement was made to him. The prescription
written for the calomel was taken TO the apothe-
cary shop of Terrence Wakefield, IT,, No. 10
Washington street, and was put up by Mr.
Wakefield himself. 1t was taken home, admin
istered TO Mr. Hall, who shortly experienced q
strange sensation In the throat, and began &c
vomit. He was soon sensible that the wrong
medicine must have been given to him, anc
the apothecary was appealed to by the sister o
the deceased. Upon looking into the matter
the apothecary found that he had mistaken the
prescription for corrosive sublitnate, which he
had put up, and administered.
He inquired into the situation of the sick
man, and when informed that he was vomiting
told them to give him warm water, and 1t would
be all right. The warm water was according
" administered, but it was soon found neces-
sary to call in physician, and DIR Flint being
near at hand was called in. The proper RENE
dies were forthwith applied, but he contin-
ued vomiting, and was in this state when DR..
Coale, his family physician, called at his house
on Monday. In day or two slight eruption
of varioloid made its appearance, which was
probably the cause Of his sickness on Sunday
evening.
The varioloid worked favorablv, and the
erup,ious soon concerned to dry up. The vom
iting continued until the day of death. After
death, post mortem examination took place
when the action of a powerful poison upon the
coats of the stomach was distinctly seen, ant
there was no doubt, in the opinion Of the ply
sican that the corrosive sublimate taken wa:
the ehies cause Of death. We subjoin the pre-
scription of the physician for calomel, with one
for corrosive sublimate Ii will be seen tina
there is some resemblance, but not sufficient t'
excuse careful man from falling into such ;
terrible error
Prescription for calomei-'' Sub Muriate Hy
drar. TO-" For corrosive sublimate-"M uri
ate Hydrar. Fost.'' In England such cases ar,
considered in the light of manslaughter, and i
one instance there of very gross carelessnes
resulting in death, an apothecary was sent tt
Botany Bay, and in New York, within few
wears, an apothecary's clerk was indicted fo
this crime, convicted and imprisoned.
Boston Transcript.
Since the above was in type we learn thai
Mr. Wakefield, the apothecary who sold the
poison which caused the death of Mr.. Hall
has been arrested on the charge of manslausht
er, and held to bail for his appearance for trial
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BY THE LAST NAIL.
DISASTERS.

Brig Matinic, (of Thomaston,) M'Kelar, from York
for Kingston, I'd with COAL put back New York 27h,
having on 10TH lat 81 A. Ion 70 80 experienced
gale from NE to Sc which lasted days: curried away
fore opgaant mast mast yards sails bobstay boats
water casks and swept the decks Clean $50 that they
Were two DAYS without water) and causing her to leak
badly. She lowed up by pilot boat.
Brig Mary Ellen, Merrill, Of Gardiner from Wilmington
18th inst cargo of pine lumber for Boston, on the
18th, took gale from EsE, carried away their mainmas
forenast on the 27th capszed The captain and
crew. after remaining the wreck for days without
food water taken oby Cape Hatteras piotooat
On the leh the vessel drted ashore the cape the
cargo entirely lost and the vessel to be sold the
next day. All the saved but colcrcd boy ma
med Nelson
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Gov. 4,hh,,, Z. ,r,,,,,n,,od

At Legislative Caucus Tuesday evening,
at Augusta, Hon. JoHN HuBRARn was re-notns
mated by reclamation, as the candidate to be
supported by the Democratic party for Govern
or the current political year. Hon Nathan
Clifford addressed the meeting, at large. The
Convention adjourned to Friday evening, 9th
inst, when a committee of one from each coun
ty will report resolutions.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01

FATAL AccIDEsr.-Miss Lyons, daughter
in this city was Instantly Killed at the Fulton
Ferry, about ten o'clock last evening. She
had been visiting at the house of DR. Rowland,
in Brooklyn, and was returning with her broth
err intending, it is said, to leave for Saratoga
this morning. AS the boat approached the
wharf, they stepped over the boat chair, which
is never let down until the boat is made fast.
and attempted to reach the bridge before the
boat touched. The brother whose arm she
held, stepped from the boat to the bridge, bat
she made misstep and fell between them
breaking her neck instanuy.-N' Y. Journal
II Com. Ihursdan.
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% G 81 t Ii 9

In Winthrop 23d inst, Charles 2. Todd formerly editor
Of the Pathfinder, aged about 2i wears.
In this city, 2sth inst, child Of Philip and Maria
Wildes, aged months.
In Bowdoinham, VIM. H.. son of Merrill and Hannah :
Wiggin, aged years and months.
In Charleston, the 9Th inst, Thomas Wakefield only
son of Thomas and Eliza Curtis aged wears months
DAYS.
In Mobile 18th inst, board brig Jas Marshall Capt
Sias Loud, native OF Fiiiston aged IS wears
In Waupan, Wis, Rev Ansel Harris, formerly of Lew
istou aged 80
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DOMESTIC PORTS

BOSTON-Ar Goth, brig Galena (of Nawcastle,) Rich
ards, Baltimore Jenny Lind, (of Wsldoboro) Comory
PhiladeI hia Beronda of Newcaste) Morton Philade
phia sch Clio, Wiscasset
sALEM-Arrived 2sth inst, schooner Convoy, Allen
Bath
NANTUCKET-Ar 2sth inst, sch Milton, Hawkins
Gardiner.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 27th schs Carroll, Baker Bet
sy Deborah, Trip; Wellington, Baker and Charlotte
White from Gardiner.
PROvIDENCE-Ar 9th, brig Gen Taylor, (of Thorn
aston Watts Mobile; Wildes p Walker Edgecomb, and
Lafayette, Clifford, Bangor Greene, Morton, Thomas
tom
M0BILE-Ar Goth, brig sylvanus, Snow. Thomaston.
NEW ORLEANS-C1 10Th, ships Statira Morse, Lon
Liverpool. N T--T
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01

IMPORTANT to those having impurities of
the Blood-BRANrS PURIFYING EX-
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in the
world, is now put up in QUART BOTTLES.
o. Sec advertisement headed SIxry-EouR
DOSES, in another column. 1t is so strong and
purifying that one bottle lasts from Ten to SIX
TEEN days longer than Sarsaparilla.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01
Teachers Institute.
To the experimenting School Committee
and Teachers in the several towns in tn,
County of Lincoln,

GENTLEMEN =
In conformity with the provisions Of the law, the
Teachers Institute in Lincoln County will commence its
session. the present year, AT the Town Hall in Warren
on MONDAY, Sept I'd, at O'Clock T. M.
Every arrangement deemed necessary the best inter
ests OF the Institute, will be made. The services of able
Teachers and Lecturers will employed and il is believed
nothing VIII be wanting to render the session one Of re-
newed interest and profit = ~
1t to be hoped that every teacher in the county will
be in attendance early in the session. that the fun
of the course OF instruction may be enjoyed.
The Convention of experimenting School Cop,mi,,.e
will be holden at the Academy in Warren on Friday
6, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. lta 8 VI f'
II is scarcely necessary TO remind committees o
fact that heretofore has been present in
convention and that Lincoln has, consequently always
failed to elect her member of the Board 1t desirable
therefore, and indeed it is expected that the approach
ing convention every town will be represented by leas
delegate.
Questions Of importance the educational interests
the county will come MP for consideration, and the
of all will be required in the discussion and disposition
of them. Let town, then, iailto be represented
sN f J. r. HUSTON,
Member Of Board Of Educafion for Lincoln County.
Bath, July 18th, 1850.
(PsPers in the County, lease copy)
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01

LARGE AND VALUABLE C.RGo.-Tbe shin
Charles Crooker, DUNCAN, master, cleared last
week, for Liverpool, by Messrs c. A. HopLEY
Co.. with 523 bales Sea Island. and 1868
bales pland Cotton, weighing |, 5sl ,O5S lbs.
valued at S230, 1886 SIS. This is the laroest
and an most valuable cargo ever exported from
Charleston.
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~ The body Of man was found floating in
the river two or three miles above this CITY.
on Friday morning last. 1t was identified as
that of Mr.. Ross, who was drowned from
raft on Monday of last week.
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alg are6ages.

In China, Me, July {, Rev True Adams of the East
Maine Conference 10 Miss Ellen Winslcw. of China
In Bangor, Mr. Benjamin $ Patten to Miss Cordoba $
Rowe.
In Boston. Mckinney Esq, Of Turner, Me-, to Miss
Octavia Newhegin of Biddeford
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01

SUICIDE IN Consequence OF A LAWSUIT
On Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Francis Dillowav.
sexton of the Chancey-place Church. was found
shot through the head, with pistol in his hand
in the belfrey of the Church. He was last seen
on Thursday, Just after he had rung the bell for
the lecture. His family were residing at NAL
den, and he had been boarding in Eliot street.
and while his family supposed he was at his
boarding house, the people there supposed he
had gone out to see his family, and hence there
was no search for him. Coroner Pratt held an
inquest on the body on Sunday forenoon, and it
appeared In evidence that the deceased had lost
$1,000 by lawsuit, and took his defeat much
10 heart. The jury in their verdict, found that
he committed suicide by shooting himself
with pistol, while under great depression of
spirits, caused by recent lawsuit 1t is es-
tlmated tina, he has left about $50, 900 in real
estate lie was carpenter. Boston Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01
AGENCY OF
DR.. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines.

PULMONARY Balsam, Pectoral ENPectorant, I'ulmon-
arv Eminent Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver OIL Anti
Dyspeptic MIXTURE Nervine Nermugc, Depurave - run
Heart Corrector Humo Corrector, Cough and Cathartic
Pills Female Pills, Female Specific, &C., used by him con-
stantv and with the treatment OF
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Diseases
Dyspepsia Scroula, Skin Diseases Rheumatism Female
Complaints, Piles sc. &c. "a.
DIR. Ftch's uncqualled Patent Silver Plated Abdominal
supporters Dr. Fch improved rated steel spring shout
der Brace, DIR. Fitcli's silver Inhaling Tube.
Dr. Fitch's celebrated LECTURES the prevention
and Of consumption, asthma diseases OF the heart
&C. and the method of preserving health and beauty TO
an old age This book should be every family To the
consumptve cins the only reasonable hope for re-
lief To mothers the directions it gives for the care and
education of children invaluable. $4,000 copies OF this
book passed through the PRESS and the sale continues
unahated.
For sale by : :. FITCH Co.. 707 Broadway, New
York and Dir. ALBERT SHAW. Sole Agent i'll Bath
n DIR. Fitch's Guide to Invalds directions TO per-
using DIR. Ftcs Remedies be had, gratis, oil all
his AGENTS 2m4
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AsSignecs' Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel Crowell and War
" rem Hsthorn of Bath in the County of Lincoln Co
partners in trade under the firm of Crowe Il Hathorn
on the twentysecond day of July Instant assigned to thu
subscribers all their estate OF every description for the
benefit Of their creditors pursuance of the provisions
the Statute of this State, entitled concerning as
signments, approved March 81 lsi4.
The time limited by law for creditors to become par
ties Ia the ASSIGNMENT is hereby allowed them copy ri
the assignment may be seen al the office of Taman Il
Booker ISRAEL PUTNAM, I As.;..
HENRY TAI.LMAN. AsSshees'
Bath, July 80, 1850. 3w6
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gcc,S Island for Sale,

THIS well known and valuable Island in Phpsburg, with
| its Salmon Fishery. for sale. Also few acres
of salt Marsh small Point. .
This presents a fine opportunity Tor investment Cah
W '"' PORTER & SMITH.
Bath July 10, 1850. 3w5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01

teicgraphic report from Cincinnati
states the number OF deaths in HAT city for
the t~enty-!our hours ending the 25,h inst
10 have been 5i-2l of winch were from
cholera. The total number of deaths for
the week ending the 20tlI was 1Iq, OF which
lS5 were from ci,o,,ra. The Gazette saws
that the effects Of the cholera, direct and
indirect, will make difference of 90 600
people 10 he returned from that county, by
the present cen>u>, dian there would other
Wise have leru.
In Chicago, cor the twenty days proceed
ing the l7tI,. The number Of deaths by cIo-
era was 81 \ large proportion of these
wore children.
10 some parts Of Inlana the cholera
prevails with considerable violcucc The
town Of Washington, Davis comfy, is de-
serted, with the exception OF one or two
families. In Petersburg five or six deaths
occur daily. Ia Wiu.vile AMI Franklin.
Wisconsin, the disease has also appeared
causing great flight among the inhabitants
Twelve deaths occurred in one week in the
former village
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Notice.

rNAKEN up in the highway in Bowdoinham, by Charles
L Perry, Jr., and by him committed to pound, a RED
MARE, supposed be about Is 20 years old with
bach name and tail. and white in her forehead
The of said requested pay charges and
take her away. CONVERSE HATCH
Pound Keeper Of Bordoinham.
Rowdoinham July 10. lS50 3w5
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former villay

LYNCH LAw-llIGH HANDED MEASURE
\ terrible outrage took place in Culpepper,
IN rhis state on Wednesday last. A mob of
200 men, incluiing j,rstices Of the peace,
members of the church, and others. pro-
ceeded 10 the jail resisted the sheriff, and
carried of William Grayson, free negro.-
They dragged him 10 the woods. where they
hung him. Tie cause of this high handed
measure is ihis-Grayson had twice been
convicted Of numbering David a. Miller, a
white man, but each time he appealed, and
the General court granted him new trials, on
the ground that the testimony hardly justi-
fed suspicion, much less guilt. The mob
allowed him one minute to confess. He
firmly avowed his innocence of the murder
The mob then placed fence rail across be
tween two trees, aud Strung him up. The
outage has created intense excitement
The papers tn;reat tie Governor 10 arresr
every one concerned in it Frederick burg
Va, paper, July %.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY Jul. ..
ARRIVED.
Brig VIM Crawford, Brookngs New York.
CLEARED.
Bii. Four Brothers, Berry New York.
SATURDAY, July y
ARRIVED.
n sch Dive, kendrck, CORVALLIS NB.
Sch Della, Lawrence Philadelphia.
SUNDAY, July -.
ARRIVED
S,h rlauct. briggs, Rostun
sch Patriot, Thompson, Boston.
Sch iirsre, :, lve-trr, Boston,
Sch Wateiyiile, Cove, Boston.
MONDAY, July %
ARRIVED.
Sch TIalloweii. Walker. Pictou.
SIcilitu IL CarItta, Iassna, Boston,
CLEARED.
Sch Abby, Pike, Ea>tport.
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FONti GN FORIS. ..... ~.
Hull-Ar 10Th inst, ship Della Maria, Burleish, st
Join, y. u.
Havana-Ar I4ih, Irs Coral, Hill, Baltimore via
Csrdenas
Quebec-Cd l9h. ships Delaware, Tarbux London,
Forest Queen, Luvptt, i.rverpocl.
st John-Cd Goth, ship Buena Vista, Mu stard ,Glas
gov.
Honolulu-In port May 10Th, Shanunga, Patten,
unc.
Havana-SId llth Rhone, Davis, Cowes; Cid llth,
harque Princeton, Page Cowes
Possession Bay, Sts Magellan-in port March
o. sch namariscotta (suiTosrd sch Danariscove,
Talbot from Damaiiscoits, for do.
Quebec-Ar 20th. ship Sarah rurington, Pur ngton
Bus on, June 30.
VaIparaiso-fn port May ooh, ship Monterey, Nc
Manus Baltimore for aiurnia Just ar; touched
for md water, and would proceed Immediately.
Matanzas-In port 18th, btrque Indian Queen,
Drpmmond, fur Cronstadt nea rly ready.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately eN
~ stng between the subscribers Attorneys and Coun
sellos law terminated the 18th day of June last
{. r. PORER.
JACOB SMITH.
F. ID. SEWAl.I.
Rath July "a $50 3w5
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Notice.
Carpeting,
Sugars, &c.

JUST received lot of SUGARS Of all qualities and pr
y ces, also fresh supply of VEST INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES & PROFESSIONS. J. s. SEWALL.
Bath, July Is, 1850.
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DI.ASTER

We learn by Fav"r's Express, that sch VIM Penn, Of
Bath went ashore nigh of 18Th inst in the Sc gale
Il l.tr River Me The gale Of 10Th severe al
Ea~tp'rt and vicinity We learn from another source
that the " 7 went TO pieces and that her materials
would he sold l5Ih
Sch WIN Penn, lost near Little River, from Potts
mouth for EaSihrt, 9, tons, old.
Tie spars, sails and rigging # new brig M'Main. OF
Warren, (cf're reported dIsma>ed) picked up b
miles "fcSpe May, 10th inst by pilot boat VIII idei
al Philadelphia 23i.
SchJ Wbipple, # m Thoma>ton tur Phil de'phia, is
ashore on Indians beach.
sch New Hnpe, Clark, from Thomaston for Boston,
sprung a-at 2ltn, off Cape Elizabeth, and was towed
into Portland, 18TH fun OF rater.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar 24th bsrlue Telegraph. (uf Thorn aston }
Grant New Orleans, Both ull., SW Pass, LIST sch
Rom q, Wnrlenbach, Wali,,boro.
Ar 25ih, sChTs Diamond, Davis, Thup7> ton Maine,
Ratlru, Seville, Juliet, Newbirt, Waiduburo; Duroc,
Farnham, Damariscoa; DAD Fellow. Rowse, Augusta;
C"nrerp, Bikr, Bath, 81 Mays, Uver, do Herald, do
do; Hope and Susan, do.
Ar 2th schrs Albion, Robinson, Damatisco'ta; Roch
ester, Heath Augusta Arno, tea do; Gazelle Poole,
do Ranger, 1rask, bath, Florida, Oliver, do Mary
Bnn, Williams, Brunswick
San Fraucisco-Ar nth ship WIN Gray. Macioon.
New York. Aug 81, Boston, Oct 22 barque Emma, Man
son, Path.
New OrIenns-Cd lih. ship John Ilenry, Alex
ander, New N,hk Sid 18th, ship Ilacyon.
New York-A .}d, ship Caspian, TuIrey, New Or
leans; harque AneeiGe b. sturgs, (new, of Augusta
Carlisle, Bath.
Boston-Ar 9Th, schrs Minerva Xix, Thomaston
john Colby Wiscasset; Ni>oh,r. Robins. do. Dray,
Lewis do, brunswick, Woodward, brunswick; Charles
tim Packet Taom g iIduer: olive Branch NJ Cure.
Rchmand; lucy 4 Abigail, Titcn, Bristol 2sih. sch
T"rtula iniwIg, Philadelphia.
New Orleans-Cld I7th. mot l6th) ship Mednmak.
Rcn, Havr-. Towel To I3h ship Gen Berry Emma
Waits
Mobile " 10Th, hip Dublin Skolheid, for Lv-
erpup.
CharIcston-slLa Dol, ship CLas Croker, Duncan,
Live; pool.
B,Itimorc-Ar 2ih, bri. John Marshal Collins, st
John, PR.
New York-Cld d h, hip Sea Queen. Manson san
FTtncisco; brig M"nic", Burke, Plymouth
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LUNGS BLED-MUST DIE

TERRY. frtrcfnrt, COUNTY, n. y,
,,c August - 1913: GRANTS medicine doing on
.rx here 1t has Consumption all the
uhy-cians had die. When he commenced taking
Rr;nt's medicine, cmd his his head:
he bed hays, and every symptom seemed indicate
Ia die: but. astonishing ALL he is able
Dor and rides oil The county. He used only fire hpsys
1t has also cured young lady Of Consumption in Orleans
county which her father says doctor oopld cure"
Mr. MILLER. merchant OF the place has certified 10
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01

Freghts and charters procured, insurance effected o,
the most favorable terms Advances made on shipment
Of approved merchandise to my friends in Cuba 6m5
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Hecker,S lSarina.

L MeaL Wheat G roals, Buckwhea Flour, Sage, Tap
ioca Poiaioe Starch, Ground Rice &C. for sale at The
City Market by A. o. FACE
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Many Consumptions Cured

Mrs. II. CLARK. merchant. Qyde Wayrt r'nnty n I,
wrote N inform ms Thai BRANTS PULMONARY BAL
SAM sold readily clyde and sad II me etstements OF
son. Of ,r most pspcRe people, and personal visible
s, ~ an lie ri ed on medical virtues have cured
rg,u co1snire psrsgs several of whom am acquainted
, yrb yre 80 opcessly sick 10 be considered, by
nvsicnn. Md an friends past possibility of and
rsi Nh, facts are GRANTS BALSAM has restored them to
Yrprrcr HEALTH
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Painted Window Shades.
Daruerreotyne Rooms.

D F. UPTON respectfully announces TO the ladies and
d. gentlemen OF Bath and vicinity that he has taken the
rooms formerly occupied by Mr. j. w c. Morrison where
he will be happy to supply any in with superior
Daguerreotype Miniatures.
All are invited call and examine specimens.
Bath, July L. lo60. IA