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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
NORTH JitFFERsoN AGRICULTuRAK
l5f SOCIETY.

/ Pursuant tasrogte, meeting was Held on tiles
day Evening khe 9Th instant, a, the Town Hall, in
shcPherdslowht and the ipitiatory measures taken
70 organize i6f Society.
John II. M4aEiklrce Esq, was calltdto theChair,
and Henry Hhidy acted as Secretary
After hearhls Iemarks on the objects Of he So
cTety from vabigSliismenbers, On ra9tion Of I1r y
M Batter. 9qsn,nttee OF Five were aPpotbtsd ~
The Chair 10 ehw up a Constitution far the Sotieiy.
The Commia4e consists Of Col. Robert Lnga$, pr.
V.M. Butler kex. r. Boteler, Esq Jno. KePlibser
Esq, and HeflEr Hardy, and will meet al ihf Town
Hall on the dSeRing Of Thursday The Eilh, at :
o'clock Sudcfeding this The meeting adjodrntiF u
Saturday aletooa the 10th inst, % rsceivf the fe-
port Of the ahepteS Committee By or,itr'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

NJ Tks betnocrais praise Air. ssddoas kYceek and
,he Dcmsata,s Erase Gen. csss, and YEA sae is 81 "A
smer Is sis htker Gen. csss coatens th4t cqraEess
n, ~ rssS TersiEcriui Governmental M
Seadca esIsrks, 10 The admissipa oF calfea besaase
II las es fhrcugst tle pfsb4 ticaaf state u
TsrIskrs Del. cass thinks he eaiffotais ca1stta.
sHcn 4 nssae teasttuson Mr.. sxddon aBAefs il s n
sHecrsbi roAueticn 81 The seerstiry d STATE Gen
CAS- soSs lsltsaily ana ioyfais adm, California; at
ill., UaicF atr seldom would sIa the dsoE q hcs face
and remsk Aarfs sonaition IL Trrisfia sassalage
Ana III kesk gcnilemea aze lap4ed 10 tAs sktss II
ihe sohsiss Democracy ~ ielaaana R7a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
uARRIsossuRc REPUnLIcAs.

The proprietor ofihks paper who net With mos
srs los ir Tie iessruction hy IRE Of The material
and bpoks of his Office some Eaonlh Or two since bI
d;nf of energy and perseverance has been again =
H. =, l.ginci forth lis weIIrhafged Wing bafikries
Is IL rerv he3rt OH lie Democracy Of The Tenth
ILegioa. The Republican i now printed with |hev
type considerably ehlsrgrd y sze and presents u
lis whole arrangement most respectable. appear.
aures we wish ID IS worthy editoFs a a 81 A9eiss,
success IN every thiag but bis Poliiiss-- sgirsk
L [ VI viii I'm success il Grey way
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14


app1iHf eealsN 10 CanveRti1ifo be held ia each
cengres 49, district ID he month II May hexe;
aaA Tin iEsfflet enTruisons so snssliast Dc each
~ x So.s IS
tolie saiR SashgilIe csayenIiaalI
g. RsSsEsR That the Govarntr Of this State be
rsaaesied sfnea sery os hkse ntIors Y each
All .Es 4, slcn, aaa s|fo y ouf
-ts 81, :. 49, fss ts
CoNsskEfs
Ia ,he skssrE "a Friday, Id ssiioa Of he teceT,
tinp Of ths Tii,ica presented oa hursslsy By MI.
Haze, TralEng ths peaceful disfoHaon of tAe qa'eu,
vas takealfp and debated By AIesHn uOuslass. Daw-
son DaFis e lIi4.' Fooie aaa Man
su'a aiOa, and BY MsssEs Hale and Seward N
AZ, ~ Y. u lss'ea' lib
Il = aYftatea 'nai .pe tt1f'iSNEoh Nfs ~
Ana =,
he - ,,I III .,E.s !. q
asos tb.s CAGES has u power srisia,e al lie SUB
iect Of saavS,s3is ~ ,-rt,,.. r,,os;,, = Inc
mode Of sslllg lie alarming daaters 10 tie Union,
The Misso'N Eonpromise line Dc ts.4a. Tie senate
then aslibusNta til Monday. lA
The IlopsEtsr RgrREsEsrA rIE IL Presumed The con-
siderat;oa II e sfna'es joint rE4liisn lAiiiirg The
amoun, iof sat collection o. cusEosa The House i'd
IVp ~ VIZ u
pa tHs SENATE ses0sf III she eonSfefa a
ps,.s~I-,,1 H. sts., ~, L. M. 4
unioa3 siE5 lR
Mr. chase siyoeated the reception Of The petition,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

On HlsEses8eg. a biI was passed 10 re-arraags
iAe 18th 18Th and aosh Jnaieial eiTraits and form
! IFS . new eirruit- syes 81. hoes s5
Arspou vas made. ia farcr Of etenap,ing volqn,
taeFs srozn certain Jury duty.
On motion Il Nh Werskiagson, resolution vas
aaoPsed directing IA irqniry as ,o The propriet d
eHterdng the inrsdcson cf he Judges q The SAFE
y wfits Of ka6e4l eerpas.
ELEcTIhN or OFFICERS.
The joint order of TIE day--ihe election Of public
-wasealled up at i2oelocks in both Houses
Ihe election of Anti,or n Public Accounts was lhe
FIRST in order
sir Mayo norEhi$aicd JAMES Z. HEArH. Esq, as
auditor, aud bis claims were ably supported by
Mrssrs. BnrwelI, Price, Yefby. Dorman. Flaod
sthe md segar, Who made earnest appeals agaips,
adopting prescription in Virginia
Mr. Marz nominated Col George W. Thoinp-
son &c Wheeling, (lateig defeated for Congress
aad b. claims WIRE suPperted bF aIessFs, clai-
borne and Ferguson.
The Rhple day Fas consumed indicate, and ihe
House adjourned without coming V vote.
on Taarsfay3 amoag ihe bills reported, was oHe
pfPsidihg for Branch Road from the Virginia
CHntral Rail Read to Hasrisonburs and one au-
thFizing transcription % the STOCK Of The Potomac
Bridge Company
4 RESOLUTIONS.
| On motion Of Mr.. Parick,
i'Fssired, ThatIihe Governor Be required TO f4r-
ntsl snis tionss ~ .ne ocfedlngs q ~ Ipf
ID eion Is r. : '''0'e' : No. - ! : :
| On motion Of Mr.. FinnsS
/ Rasaired 6v fse Geneya AsssnH5gg Or Virginia
That the GoYcrnhr OF this cognmonweaih BE- and is
hfreby authorized q ProcpFsa block Of hatye mdr-
Is, WIN !, saiS1e Nie,
gIdnnmen, -
/ ON motion Of Afr. SWINE.
ii. solped That leave be riyen 10 Bring in 4 bEll
lib authorize Judge ScarbuTgI OF the Aceomac cir
cnit e hold special termo the epar in the teWn
III ae'ersoats'
s}n mP'ioh o. fif. Cook n ~ 2 fesoin.loh was
infuiti4s in'o ahF fAsaifnes 4. pnaA',fs
iH'nff appropriation iof 'ne purpose g eonpie,
Etns 'He AtcA4f'iii[ea l0aa oe'~esh paieih aga.
E6uqhanan. r
Al w. onere@ tle io!losihg resoiuaop'
4n n = va .alo II ne .aoif
r reea NY y Jons na.e i w.a 4e
ktant ID the election of ffstaudit5r second aoJi
tbr treasurer Secretary Of the commonwealth, and
Libfarian and si4re keeper oil the Penieniiary.
III Tiis CONVERSION BliA
The bifl to tatbfhe sens or The neon,h nnon III
LbltF.cs III -s.s'sf II r.
fhltl convention, &c. was taken up.
Il Mr. S.bval Submitted substitute, which elicit
Iii Ill., l;4.;,
n ~ I. Il.
Il IN moIian Of HF Dorman, tile Bal was laid On
llAe saale, and made the order Of The day for ID
ih$ortow. NY
VII TIT toioN'1Asi"S h'if-'
/ u "Pri'P' L. ~ ie'iio'
III ..f FsonS = eo'of' was iahen ~ az atnehaeq.
\ MT ~ HafS'e inPSed 'ne iFhqenni'f posponeimeAi
II a " pili; Peha1ns Wnieh' :;
epi r1o',on \, IT. aayo' ile liotSs ad oofhed.
N tftafy' thf Coaveatlfn bill was the chief
ifI9p s,. r easeESs'9h IN zoe nous
lf06h NJ th1 IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

ntstTnE WILD WoMAN has been recently
sea1 again on che banks of the Navidad in
Texas Mr.. Glasrock pursued her with
dogs and threw a lasso upon her shoulders,
which she eluded and escaped into athicRet.
Tie creature is about five feet high, and COW
ersdIwith reddish brown hair, which is very
long upon the head and neck, 1t ran with
the Fpeed Of deer, and coming to creek,
DROPPED stick six feet long and polished
iiin glass. Several settlers who have seen
ths stranger concur in believing her to be a,
huaRhnfbcing Twelve years ago footmarks
ofEhtee were seen together. but within the
laa year only The fdotmarks Of one have been
vi#lAe It is thought some children were
loatl9r secretedEih the.woods, and have grown
aPHFfld. livibg|upoh berries and such things
Z s El5ey can steal from settlers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
THE UNITED STATES ARMoRIEs. /

WE learn from an official document that
tho total expenditure for the support Of the
Armpries during the last fiscal year was as
follows XII
Springfield Armory, s26l,475 IA
Harper's Ferry, Il 237,22z 56 /
II T'lEe expenses for improvements IN the arr
mories were rs, 495,6 6, and for lands puE.
ehaadd 14,05s, IS.
The cost Of altering flint locks to pc
sion was -i6, o57. 10
The arms manufactured wero as follows !.
AT Harper's Ferry. rides, 1925
9 81 muskets, $500
AZ Springfield, muskets I52l5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

A eclstpd koy who was found gnilsF of iHcea-
diaFisn "a Nlfaee George eoa1sy, paid shSs p<Ralsy
III his cskksk npon he gallaNS extsfday He twas
dHnsd nc Il Mr. RiFes, Whose fa.nity re- kftensrfed
Il deslta8 bx6Iing the house while thsr were -
siecr E&elched female edncerned ID slE 81 q css
demnss s. shars liz same tais. daring ~ slexi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
PHILApELrnIA. Feb. =.

SsLE or GE. WAsIElNGToNls Farewell.
A9pkrsf The manuscript of General Wash
ingtans Farewell address was sold at public
anffipn this evening It started with tho.
irsA bid at $500, andwas knocked down $500:
The Rev. Doctor Boardman was HE purcha-
ser. fpr gentleman Al distance. His namo
not mentioned n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

THEt CALAMirY AT New York. Thus far,
sixty dead bodies have been taking from The
ruins Of the building destroyed at New York
otf9N puday BY the explosion ofasteambo boilers
tits atated that some twenty persons are
still missing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

HkIErrroxoF Cor WtHB The nomina+
tiop Of Col. Webb. as Charge to Nienna, was
on Monday rejected in the Senate The u
nioTI says that the vote on the nomination was
yeas to 81 nays. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
AT Springfield, muskets 152l5

CHEsAPEAKE AND Ono G The Cnm-
berIhnd Civilian says that upon the few un-
.Ssd portions s e 'A a c1ssaR sa ed osa
have as many hands at work as can be em-
pioled to any advantage; and, had there
bcen good weather, the work would have been
ready for letting in the water BY this time.
With favorable season, it says the canal
willbe ready for navigation BY the FIRST Of
April, beyond doubt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

1Ttssf The New York Tribune thinks tia.
THE Explosion in that city on Monday of las
week Resulted from pumping water into no
bqildrl and thus generating steam 50 rapidly,
thatnh regulation 0fthe thickness Of boilers,
pressure Of steam, size Of safety valves, nor =
nythi;ig Of the sort, can possibly prevent dis
astef Il says tH1#
" You might as sensiBly,pump gunpowder
intp IA dry red hot boiler as water. and your
Gaze as IN the otner. ftFuuguJ vo+ DC niHr-
laughter BY statute 70 put fire under steam
boFTdt when less than alfSfull Of water
tSuGh Ialawwould hitthe lnischiefin the eye;
nothing short Of it evef will.m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

FtkE AT gusBERLAND.-The large dry.
goods store in the basement of the BelvideBe
Han. at Cumberland, Nd, known as tha
aBaltimore cash storeIn was burnt out on
Sunday morning last The promptncss Of
the kremen prevented any damage being
done to the adjoining buildings The store
was insured
d The Houston Texas, Telegraph Of
the Rith ult announces the death IF Lieut..
u. Neal Of thsU s. Dragons,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

stgr Tn" drsa Demand for MI. GAYS Speech
may b INFERRED from The following, which we copy
from Ee Wilmington Globe; NJ
1--WE havaHa5faaly as many ordersfur this speech
as We can hl ia TIVE. weeks; and therefore we can
NOT receive any lnqre subscriptions for it, unless the
subscribers wfllagree /; wait more than two weeks
II wllreqaitd ABOUT one hundred andsevcnty rtams
royal octave Paeer,o;prni those already ordered Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

HI IJ~ III Md does not the Free Press know that 9Tr
Polk was Ia of Congress establishing ofcrnrsnts
M he4e 9uiteTics, and excluding the Wios provi<ol
9Hf ##38 IISgaa
No, tie Free Press docs noi--nehcr sthe Spirit
fer MI. Pok ala sign The wilIao. Proviso ih the Ore
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07
Power Of Steam.

sis it stame z" said an Irishman. "By
the sanity St. Pathrick, but it's grea'
thing entirely for drivin' things. 1t puts
me through nine states in day!-divil
a word Of lie in it,"
mine states % exclaimed dozen, in
establishment.
"Yis, nine Of them, be jabbers, as easy
as cat 'ud lick her ear dye see, now,
got married in the morning, and wint
with my wife Biddy to Baltimore the same
day. Hould your wits: now and count
The states. There was the state Of matri-
mony. which entered from single state
and sober state, in the state Of N. York,
and ! whit through New Jarsey, Pinnsyl-
vania and Dilliwaur into Maryland, where
! arrived in beautiful state Of jollifica-
ton! There's nine, by the rod of Nous
es-count 'em if yer like. Och: but
stances a scrouger -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07
P @ E 7 R Y.
The American Girls Song.

Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her glory;
Her warriors wreath is in her hand,
Our lips breathe out her story:
Her lofty hills and valleys green,
Are shining bright before us;
And like rainbow sign is seen
Her proud flag waving DER US.
And there are smiles upon her lips,
For those who meet with freemen;
For glory's star knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon by woman.
For those who brave the mighty deep,
And scorn the threat Of danger,
We've smiles to cheer and tears to weep
For every ocean ranger.
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our songs are for our freemen.
Our prayers are for our gallant band,
Who strike where honor leads them.
We love the taintless air we breathe
IT'S freedoms endless bower;
Well Irvine for him an endless wreath,
Who scorns tyrant's power.
They tell of Frances beauties rare.
Of Italy's proud daughters,
or Scotland's lassies. England's fair.
And nymphs of Shannon's waters.
We need not boast their naughty charms,
Though lords around them hover;
Our glory is in freedoms arms
A freeman for lover.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07
To Preserve Pumpkins.

Preservation of pumpkins, observes a
farmer, through the great part Of the win.
ter. if sound and we'll ripened, is easily
attained. by slowing them in a NOW Of dry
hay or straw, or placing them on barn
floor and covering with any light forage.
A dry celler will frequently keep them
sound but these are usually too moist FOL
this purpose. They ought occasionally
to be looked after, and any showing evi.
dence Of incipient decay, should be i'm,
media,ely used. All the partially ripe,
small and imperfect should be led soon af.
les taken from the field.
We tave kept them to the middle Of
July by putting them in dry cellar up
on scaffold, where the temperature was
at no time below the freezing point
Telegraph.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07
BROWNS sARsApARIllA & TOMATO BITTeRs

HE used and best known biilers before the pub
lie. These bi,ters warranted TO be purely ve-
getabe compound-and mark this they do the
least njary chdterer IL has been used in the
private practice OF the successful physicians
long time with great success, in purifying the blood and
in strengthening and goIating the system II is not
10 be supposed that any medicine will cure all dis
which the human frame is subject nor is the
article recommended such, like most of the quack
medicines but for eecling the purpose for which is
designed there is nothing that has proved itself wor
thy Ufthe public confidence as this celebrated compound
The whole vegetable Kingdom does not furnish two
substances soadmably adapted 10 purify, nOsyish asd
mrisoae the human system These biiiers have all the
effect ofrhe powerful purg;ves when used in suficni
qnautty und yet so mild in their operation tina,
they may be given in delicate health with
perfect safety. They also very agreeable 10 the
taste There have been many remarkable cures in This
town, OF which referenc will be given by
A. G. PAGE, only agent in Bath.
N. b. Beware ofcounter fets and limitations. and
risk health 10 few cents. 1y21
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07
Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE'S PaleniP amt OF Artificial lSlate, for
Dsale in any quap,ityby

/. Paint your koOfs.
DLAKE'S PateniP amt OF Artificial Slate, for
Dsale in any quaptityby
KENDALL, RICHARDSON &Co.
The value ofthis rite e will be seen by the
follow ing eriihca les from gentlemen who have
used il md proved its indurating qualities.
Mr. BLAKE-Dear Sir,-I had a building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
the roof Of was covered with your Fire.
proof Pain, or Artificial Slate. The factory
took ERE. and during the progress ofits destruc-
ton, large numbers Of burning shing les md 9TH
e, combustible materials fell upon this roo so
covered, and I expected every moment to see il
burst into flames. but after the factory burned
down I examine dsaid roofand found il literally
covered with Goals md cinders, but the FIRE had
not made the least impression upon il. After
thistest, therecertaiuly can be no doubt asto
its fire. proc Qualities.
Rochester, Sept, lS48. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway, New York, Oct, 4th, 1S4s.
Mr.. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the roof ofthe American, with your Fire.
proofPaint Wsnow find that il has become
ashard as slste, and the almost coustanttread
ofthe servants (who use the top 0 fthe house for
drying clothes does not affect it in the least,
and IL provesall that it was recommended.
TIC TABER & BAGLEf.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07
V A R [ E T Y.
Taking the Census.

Taking the Census.
Alvin Richardson one OF the assistant
marshals employed in the western part Of
the state Of New York, in taking the GEN.
sus, communicates to the Oswego Times
the following amusing illustration of the
facility with which man may be misled
by answers that are direct and true, bu,
"nothing else:-"
al must now tell you of joke had
put on me in the good town of Palermo.
called at house early one morning
saw young girl. whom took to be ten
or twelve years cid. | told her nv bust.
ness which she took very cody. / ask.
ed
"ls your father farmer
She answered, she is"
us he at home %
HE is"
is ne in the house %
:! suppose he is.''
will he give me the information %
81 suppose he will"
l waited while, and then osked ab,ve
you mother?'' eo' ""'e
81 have"
els she at homer
"She is"
Well saw there was but one ro,.
the house, and l got tired of wa;,;nm u =
spoke to the young girl, saying
"Where is your father 90
s'He is at Lome."
"Well, where is he %
''He is at home."
.Well, where is your mothers"
"Why at home"
"Whers in the name of common sense
is your home ?"
"Why just over on the other street."
Feeling rather chagrined. asked, "who
is the head of this family %
She answered promptly. "My husband,
sir"
"Are you married :"
"Yes."
Have you any children"
"Two."
"How old are the children I"
3 1.-TWO years." =
How old is the other -
1.-TWO years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07

Emma is from the German, and signi.
6es a nurse; Caroline, from the Latin
noble minded George, from the Creek
a farmer Martha, from Hebrew-bi,ter-
ness; the beautiful and common Mary is
Hebrew, and means drop of salt water,
a tear; Sophia. from the Greek, wisdom +;
Susan, from Hebrew, lily; Thomas,
from Hebrew, twin ; Robert, from Ger
man, famous in counsel.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07

"Sam," said one little urchin to anoth-
er yesterday, "Sam, does your school,
master ever give you any rewards Of
merit"
81 s'pose he does," was his reply /; che
gives me ickin' every day, and says
merit two."
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07
TH e 8 Z A N D e r e r


ny MRS. A. NJ HEMMENwAY.
Go, search creations wide domain,
From south to nothern pole,
No being half so mean is found,
That e'er possessed a soul.
From house to house these demons 20,
Their neighbor's faults proclaim;
With falsehood dark and deep they strive
To blast the fairest name.
These treacherous foes are often seen
In sanctimonious guise;
While on their vile, deceitful tongues
The deadly venom lies.
Zen friendships charm by them is riven-
The friends in whom we trust,
Oft blinded by their slanderous tales,
Are scattered like the dust.
Perchance We meet-they know US not;
Their smiles have passed away;
The heart that once with kindness beat
Is chilled in cold dismay.
It's then deep and painful thrill
Steals through the wounded breast.
That seems to crush each noble thought
That e'er the heart possessed.
No poisonous winds that sweep the plain,
Can with their tongue compare;
For oft they pierce the silent tomb,
To wreak their vengeance there.
The bitter wrong may lie concealed,
May now securely sleep;
Yet SANDER, though it slumbers long,
Its sure reward shall reap.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07

Practical BENEvoLENcE There is a
man in the Massachusetts General Hospi.
tai, says The Boston Post. laborer on the
railroad, who was so badly injured by an
accident tina, he is supported by his for
mer employer on the following liberal
scale, the man when well was paid $50
per month he is now paid by the same
employer, S35 per month.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07

To exaggerate, is to paint snake, and
add legs.
Unnecessary valor, to cut off hens
head with battle.axe.
To instigate villain to do wrong, is
like teaching monkey to climb trees.
A wife should excel in four things, vir-
tue, speech, person and needlework.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07
"How is that 2"

"How is that 2"
Very easy sir they were twins"
This solved the mystery:-they were
fine looking boys-she. the youngest look
ing mother l ever saw. Il shows how
easy matter it is to be mistaken"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07
DyoF's CIeaasiRg aud W,,Ii., p,,;a

THE greatest Labor Saving article yet discoveredma.
king the clothes Pertecty clean quarter the usu.
ed to give satisfaction the money refundedITRY IT.
A. g. PAGE, Agent Tor Rain
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-07

DRICElaX cents for largesize This plaster Is re.
commended with the greatest confidence
of the propri-
eor and give relief the money will positive,
ly be returned For weakness pain in the loins back
&C. There have been thousands of them sold, and
one single instance has occurred where they have
glvenrelief The price being very low every person
can obtain it, In severe coughs colds asthma and diff
6culty Of breathing, the lungs it will afford
great relief = A-G. PAG E, agentfor Bath.
NJ b. Beware ofcounterfeiis 1y21
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Notice!

HNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
Z the name Of ARNOLD s ROGERS, is this
day dissolved by mutua consent, and all de mauds
against the firm will be settled by WIN. ROC.
Frs. AUGUSTUS ARNOLD.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
N. BAH persons indebted to said concern
are requested to make payment to WM.ROG
ERS, and thereby save farther trouble.
Bath, Feb Is, 1860 ,fs5
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ARREST. The musket that kicked the
boy over, has been arrested, and made to
give bali. The plea that it was "cocked''
at the time was ruled out of court.
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3, BROWNS WORM tofeNeEs.

RE the most valuable certain medicine everdis-
covered for destroying and expellIng ali kinds OF
worms which 80 frequently trouble children. 1Aey are
asd pleasant to the taste
epntsetiosery. They differ from all other
"y ao1enses AZ they have mercury in them.
months - o sS.1 "i'n" - 80
49, De"aseoicounterfeits ly21
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TAXES "

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by a vote Of the City
~ Council all persons who voluntarily nav their taxes
within thirty days Of this date eight per cent in so
SIX per cent will be il paid in three MONTHS
they will be sued. AMMI r. MITCHELL
Treas and Collector.
n B. The Treasurers Office viii be open every week
day afternoon, from to TX O'Clock. -
Bath, June "a, 1850. III
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Sagadahock oyster House.

TUNHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
u citizens Of Bath that he has just opened a
new and splendid OYSTER SALOON, in Har-
vey's Brick Block, Front St, where he will be
happy to wait upon any who may call.
N JOHN 9. YOUNG.
Bath, May 23, 1850. tf4S