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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

SEEING rTx ELEPHANT.-A California
adventurer, who left Biddelord las; spring
for the gold regions, in n letter from San
Francisco 10 friend in that town, speaks
thus discouragingly to those who would rush
madIy to that region. Il am well al present,
but lave seen some pretty hard times since
left home. This is hard country, and | adj
wise oil persons in the northern states, who
are making fifty cents per day at home, new
er to think OF coming here.'-Saoo Democrat
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

The BATH MECHANIC RIrLEMEN, Capt. ]. s.
SEwALL. rendered to the governor, through the
Committee of Arrangements, their services as
an escort on his leaving our city, which were
accepted-but the severe storm of Tuesday
prevented the arrangement from being carried
into effect. M
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

The TURKEY, for which we were SO ANXIOUS
ly waiting. has arrived just in time for inais'
giving. A more perfect specimen OF TINS uo'
nestle fowl we have rarely
plump and fat. We are not at hoer'y " s''e
the donors name-he being very modest man
-bu. he will please accept our warmess thanks.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

THE LIND IN WAsHINeToN.-A the auction
sale of tickets for Jenny Limbs first concert at
Washington, on Saturday, the first was knock
ed down 10 Whitehurst, the daguerreotypist,
at 500 premium. The 500 parquette seats
sold at 80 to $3.50 premium The dress
circle SIS premium.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

IT, Fourteen wings in the Virginia legisla-
ture voted for the reelection of John M. Mason,
(democrat) to the U. S. senate. His return
demonstrates that Virginia abides by the COM
promise, which he is pledged to support, and
countenances no cesession or disunion doc
frineS -t-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

Mr.. Card, the driver who we announced
last week as having been seriously injured by
being thrown from the stage, we are glad to
learn is on the mending hand. His friends
will find him to be trump Card, yet.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAzINE.-The Janua-
~ number of this magazine is published. The
subscription price of this magazine is by no
means criterion of its merits. 1t contains
literary talent Of the highest order, and is
worth double the money. For sale at Stearns'
Periodical Depot, Center St.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-We are authorized
TO state that the popular writer, G.. P. R.
James, contributes for no other Periodical in
this country. We have not yet seen the Janu-
airy number, but are prepared to expect rich
volume of this magazine the coming year.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

PINE STATE NEws.-This is the title Of
new paper commenced at Norway, to take the
place of the Advertiser 1t is edited by Mark
IL. Dnnnell, who has also lately entered the
state of n,dtimony. Gems editorial will now
be anticipated. Success to the Pine State
News, and an abundance Of happiness in the
matrimonial state
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

0F Jacob Green, charged with the murder
of Abraham Reddon, the seducer of his wife,
was tried at New Castle, Del, last week.
The prisoner admitted the deed, but the law in
Delaware makes it no higher offence than a
misdemeanor for a husband to kill a man found
in the act of adultery with his wife, and the ju
~. considering even that as beyond the guilt of
this defendant. under the circumstance of ag-
gravation and outrage presented by this case,
acquitted him entirely.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

Tie SAopman Railroad Accident Case con-
cluded.-Ernest Schopman and wife, and also
Ernest Schopman the Boston and Worces-
ter Railroad Co. The trial of these actions
was commenced in the supreme court on Tues
day. Dec. 3. and finished on Saturday. They
actions of trespass on the case, and grew
out of the great accident which occurred on
the Boston and Worcester Railroad Just be-
yond the Brookline crossing on the Mill DAM
on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 9th, 1877, on
which occasion six second class passengers
were instantly killed, and several others
wounded, by the second class car being thrown
from the track, dashed against the timbers Of
an unAoorcd bridge, the bottom torn out, and
the car thrown up against the railing on the
road. The accident was attributed at the lime
to the falling of brake, and it was so stated,
we believe, in the report of the president and
superintendent of the railroad to the legislature.
This is the first judicial investigation of the ac
cid, mt, we believe, that has yet been made.
The jury awarded to the plaintiffs damages
to the amount OF $1,000.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

Theodore Parker Wendall Phillips, and
Others of like stamp, had hearing before the
mayor of Boston last week. on complaint
against the city for not protecting them upon
the occasion of the reception of Geo Thomp-
son. In relation to this matter, the Puritani-
cal Recorder-one of the best Orthodox Con-
gregational papers in the country thus dis
courses
1--WE have long thought that the City au-
thoritics are quite too free, in letting the use
of Faneuil Hall TO any and every miserable and
fanatica crew, who are eager to gid over a
rotten cause with the prestige of a meeting in
the cradle of liberty. A great many misbegot-
ten brats having no affinity to true liberty or
any of her family, have been rocked in that
cradle, which will soon lose all its sacred and
glorious associations if it continues to be thus
freely thrown open to every rabble rout OF
schemers. whose whole existence consists in
the noise they make, and for whom silence is
nonentity, and neglect is annihilaton.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

Every person who opposes, resists, or in any
manner attempts to evade any provision of the
Oonsutution' or Of any lay passed in accord
ance with Its provisions, or who encourages
others 70 do SO, is guilty Of violation Of a
1noSt solemn obligation and binding duty
oucn course of conduct is forbidden To eve
~ disciple OF Christ, by his religion as well
as by the laws. The Union and The renubI;-
can government established by the Const;tu-
ton, can only be maintained BY a faithful md
honest performance of the duties required hv
the Constitution and Laws.
Religious freedom, and the religious insti,n.
tons existing among usby the voluntary orga
nization and action of the people, and winch
are of priceless value, can no more be sustain
ed, than our civil institutions ana form of gov
eminent can be, without the principle of ODE
dieDce to the Constitution and laws.
Order can only be preserved by this princi-
pie or by body of armed men employed for
its preservation, but neither civil nor religious
freedom can continue to be enjoyed when de-
pendent for their preservation upon the action
of an armed force.
must relinquish the hope Of their enjoy
ment, when resistance or dlsobedience to the
Constitution or laws shall occasion dissolu-
ton of the Union.
IF the Union and the Constitution no longer
existed, would do all in my power to assist to
form anew the same U MON and the same Con-
stltution, with all its provisions and compro-
misses, believing that by so doing, should
best promote the happiness of every part of
the country. and do more for civil and relig-
ious liberty than | could do by any other
course.
Respectfully,
ETHER SHEPLEY.
Messrs. B. e. Bailey, ]. II. Mcclellan, John
Patten, Oliver Moses, j. II. Nichols, ]. G.
Richardson,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
JUDGE TENNEY's LETTER.

BANGOR, Dec II. 1850
GENTLEMEN: Yours of the 30th Nov. last,
did not reach me Till yesterday. ltwould afford
me great pleasure TO be at the meeting of the
citizens of Bath, and the vicinity on the 10th
inst, but my official engagements here are such,
that it will not be in my power to attend. 1
will take the liberty to say however, that | fully
approve of the meeting, and hope that it will
contribute in common with other meetings of
the same kind, 10 preserve our Union entire,
without which, have not confidence that the
liberties, which we inherited from our fathers,
can long endure. Let all constitutional laws
be observed ; and if they are impoltic or mex
pedient, let them be changed NTH usual course
pursued by the Legislative power
am, gentlemen with great respect, your
obedent servant, JOHN s. TENNEY
To Messrs. B. c. Bailey, J. II. Mcclellan,
John Patten, Oliver Moses. Jas. ii. Nichols,
J. G.. Richardson
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

TENT MANDATORY.
1--WE subscriber would respectfully call the attention OF all
those bound to the gold region to his large stock OF
useful and articles such every variety of Wall
and other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles Canvass
PACK SADDLES; Potable CAMP BEDS, weighing about
two pounds; Canvas TRAVELLING BAGS, etc MI of
which he offers at fair prices, and any quantity Those
wishing their articles waerpooed be accommodated,
ng the subscriber will give the receipt and guarantee tie Ell
lect equal to any other Fall and Purchase ROPES
O. every description spced and furnished FLAGS every
description made to order and neatly repaired Every descrp-
uon OF wood and lronF rameA VIKINGS, TARPAULINS,
etc., made and warranted proof against rot Or mdew
II. CASSIDY,
fT All orders from the country will be promptly w
tended TO- - - ff nj
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

GA, GOHsTIPATION THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sue safest and certain remedy for this disease
will positively give relief in the cases, and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called office with establishment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon parts
Of their bodies the bowels and that copous
had resulted from. Thsreult will always follow thorou
rubbing Of the Extractor the bowels when they
tive. Let the experiment be tried II perfectly safe and
In instant can the Pain ENlfactnr do haIm.
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CTAR TOWBOAT LINE -r1ua
- ANGLO-sAX0N, Era&ES4lAA5ssi
ANGL88-SS9SIKslMhA.NNI;N '1A's'

ANtsLO-AAIERICAN.
This line composed Of low boats built
pesy for the above business Of great strength and with
powerful machinery Anthracite Coal II used Tor tue to
avoid burning the sails and gsnss Of vessels and to free
Arrangement are made with other boats assist this line
Shp-nasers and ahipowners will benefit themselves by
paonising these boats they will obtain Dispatch as well
So ILL., ana co
N. ORLEANS and CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
a
g II $e TonisiaSa xxi EspSeoS assaae Breek
R9ads ard RsdaetigR IN the Fare 70 take place on the
single ticket any distance from, above Louis
A children over and under IL yesis Is Is
70 or from Louisiana Avenue children half pee) 10
% tickets for above Louisiana Ayenue or from CARROLL %
50 tickets to or from Louisiana Avenue %
each month only ) any distance 20
TIE Cars depart he BGrsane depot oltors
s,s San. TTsS, ~ bsa az szsly hour Until NJ sm
vember, and at other times until M p M
Horse Car, A. MI s and 10 p N.
the Monday u thsn Monday
''mOsr and at o GAf ERSs gfii 81 Line:
Fare, distance. children, above half 80 10
Personal monthly tickets irom The G to The last Of each
O ThE a DEPART As FOLLOWS;
From Lafayette in summer and ~ A. NJ
From Lafayette in winter 81, and ~ A. NJ
From Canal street, do .......,......7 III and 6A. NJ
After which the Cars viii leave each end every fifteen
minutes until P. NJ, then ~, 9, 10 and IL p M, from
Canal street, and at9H 81 and los p NJ from Lafayette
nl2 6n JOHN HAMPSoN. EnE'r and sunegJ.
TO PRINTERS.
EOHN u. MCCREARY, PRINTING INK MIN
y UEs4CTURER, Nos 33l and S33 Stanton street. New
York. Depot No Spruce street, would call the attention of
Printers to his improved Printing Inks Of various kinds and
colors, at the following prices:
Extra fms Jet Black. for card and
wood cuts. 81 90 and IS % pef ID.
Fine Book Ink ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 0 rs 90
Book U 40 o so -
News lnk......,,,..,,.,.,,,..,,.OiS 20 :" IS
Fine Red Ink . o Us / 90 / so 9 90
Gold Size &c lb and Bronze at go 75eenis and 81
EY a supply of the above Inks may be found st my
agents, MesaIs. SHELDON & POTTER, n Camp street.
New Orleans; o. o. WooDNAg, Vlclsbuyg, Mis-; W. II.
foN, Natehez, Mis-; L. q. CLEARKs, Memphis, Tenn
N Is This paper printed with my News Ink jazz 10t3m
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stimafe II finished. / have come home 70 resi- /;
and recovering tbs time past, hare fulfilled these
rhnas, and Wfiitsn ftrn in this book, Is i would
come ins6 fff niiuds.fsr The Glesi par, when the
duties Of The dap we're over. and The wVrid around
me VIVA hnzhtI Il, sleep The zen fserswith wrote
mort stsiIt i fsshsr. soisli from tie sable wing
IL nitht Even now. ~ record these parting
wofliz It ]. long past mi3nigkk The morning
MafcIt4 have hefon And as write, the iuslan-
chilly Etopfhs rifndes upon nse-fo " hat end Is all
this sc;l OF wilek avail these midnight yigiis
Do4i thou c0stt fame Vain dreamer A few
brief asYs-a and what will The huay world kuow oil
,hee Alas this iittle book is bat bubble on The
stream; although j may catch the sunahine for
noi1ent. yet il win soon float down tie swift rls.
ing current, and be seen 10 LII W. Loag
fs1cn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18
i57sVPTIAN RYE BALsAM.

N COHEN having had 90 year., experience, oliess the
tanning 10 the EYE 0phthalmia, Of live ysps'
standing, cured IA II weeks the Tear il ths Eye Co.
being stone blind for Slnus was restored to The sight Of
eye IN three weeks: gentleman who always useo tpeSs ~
yss p wS SS S rs SsS
aemnlaon Of days cured w one ssnsts drgp u gives
90 y and so .pes Hsya and
CH1RLEs street. ''''' apl7 y
IMPROVED COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF RSAPARI LA
ENOR the cure of Scrufula kmgs Evil, Syphllte and
Of the Sk UceTous ors Throat Pains in the Bones Cen
eral Debility and all diseases requiring the aid Of Alternative
en hut q mot s Sed s II and remedy
possessing IN The most eDHctntr0te0 iorm lhe AcuVe pe
Tho ong established and well deserved reputation Of sar
sapgrla remedy for all diseases arising from inimlles
OF the blood ETC. has eased among the most valuable
Of modern medicines II has also been proved to be Of great
efficacy Il Rheumatic aieclops either chronic or nianma
The extensive use OF SaIsapaa, in medical practice tol
several years past and the trouble and difficulty which pa
ents are subjected to in making the sea syrup mas
convenient form than those usually prescribed;
Numerous PRESCRIPTIONS OF III ana 10Y, a
according TO their mode Of preparation IL therefore OIL the
highest consideration and importance TO the faculty, ina
there should be preparation oil uniform strength and possess
In The Improved Compound Fluid Extract Of sarsaParn
Us prepared by the Subscribers for several past con
tanned all Of the Medicinal qualities OF Sarsaparia united
with those Of several other vegetable remedies which have
advantages over the numerous preparations of SaIsapaa
now in use from its form rendering porta
The general APPRECIATION Of The Medical Faculty Of this city
who now prescribe it in their regular Practice with decided
Warranted not 10 contain the least particle Of Mercury
and which not added-ony when regularly prescribed
G For sale by all the respectable Druggists and dealer
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail. by
p. l.. MASSEY, Druggist and Chemist,
ml3O 3m ~ Camp, corner GravleF street,
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SELF- RELfA SceThs saccess Of individuals IN
lite is greatly OWING 70 their early learning to de-
pend upon their own resources. Money, or the ex-
pe6ta,ie Of ~ inheritance, has ruined more men
than the want Of il ever did. Teach young men to
rely pPoa theis own efforts, 70 be frugal ana indus
tfious, and ycn have furnished them with a pro-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

PEkI FmhEdI gEt5 .t ty9,BhY
IN fact established beyond the shadow of dsubt BY the
than three. louTths Of The diseases with which children
are afflicted are caused BY worms and Thousands Of children
known attributed to something else various the pre-
paratons which have been rec9mpended As remedies fog
iectua the end however has at length been attained and
aemedy been found which has failed to destroy
whenever they have existed This assertion supported BY
the testimony Of the most eminent physicians and respectable
Winer's Canadian Verin.fdsr.
Il IS sale in y operation and more easily administered than
encs of worms the bowels follows: the c9untenancs
he ey are beasy and a bs Bssb fd t6e apr 10
swollen. itching m the nOstI which the patient 70
awakening IN srysl fright and 6e to sartina and grind
,ng ne tseth shs appetite , IrsguIr benz
To lie following certifcues NUMEROUS others might be
added, but believed that tlsse s's sacept to establish
the fact that Winer's Canadian Veniipgs superior
Medical Evtde &c,
We the undersigned, having frequently administered
mated j. Winer,s Canadian pernifuge and being fully
SATISFIED with its effesey confidently recommend il sas
sna siGient remedy for the expulsion Of from the
Lioen'ias Of the Royal College of j siaHd etc.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Ia London etc.
[EEem he Rev. z Fzaaagaa, Of Bin5roek. C. III
Y WIsSEir have made traI Of your Canadian Yer.
and every case ha has S9ae 70 my knowledge The s1pu
fuge and here prefers any other as is effects
are certain, and children take i more readily. which Is
great point gained in giving medicine children remain
yours. etc. etc.
July Is, 1876. JoHN FLANAeAH
~ Physicians generally now Winer's Canadian Yer.
miinse THIS MEDICINE simple vegetable preparation and
can always be administered with perfect safety ard conf
dence e5 TO the result as will always destroy worms and
restore the patient 10 health.
fV Over thousand certificates have been sent to the
Agents IRON planter merchants and physicians bearing ts
uInony e the efficacy OF this infalible remedy
tH' Warranted in all cases
Prepared only by JoHN WIsER Manufacturing Chemist
9 9n E9esae pTTHsgst HaI9itcn Canada West and
proprietor for the United States. 49, -
~ Sod Wholesale and Retail al Manufactures 5 pseea
5y J. WRIGHT Il co. 151 CHARTREs STREET, yYeuo
o1ftGRs, la2l 3md&W
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GROGERIES. LIQUORS. ETC.

!y!ll'sil Il9E I 4 and. and soRpIAls;
.9 He sss 'sss Is %laf s ,fs
VIII ll,s shs'cs s +. s " mss be cessinsa
E BR 6sss;i. DsIsy s ss. a. ssirus,,s..
sssss brand ma
MH WIS fssoIsh lI, eIcgogE ard Bourbon:
MApE Akssl irSs Msdsira ia 'i,' . siid article
N,,J sSsy brand ard s z
!. sSC3TSH q; Ale RP t9NR0S Sa F ,, p
be e D5 wn ss on 10 se III
aDs IN q Common !:
ANDREW ,; fYLTT = sEyM nv 4 Z; SEYMOUR.
WHOLEsAI.E AND RETAIL, GROCEBS,
Nos aaa an aaa 1s4e4g.1e.es street @s' Orleans,
\. nihs GROCERY LINE such n 4 BACON,
Id5 ' iAh, msAs susah, mu
parchs'ss. W. ''S = - ''' ~ II
TT1HE Subscriber having commenced the VIIOIEs ALE
6ss. and 70 norm i. s1 .9S eas;o%s lSs H.: S
Keeps always on hand Inc following, VIZ; 7Ea
|s,5lss 1sS. d., M "a and other
s0ILAND GIN.Ds.seqgi5 igEg4g,cyiston bes quality
PExcM S and APPlE fBiRAN6Y-pHsc. iom Msylsnd
EAST ri I HITSIgaMi ApE,RA-A w,,Oda ,,,io..
PPU IIE GORDON SHERRY =, ..n.,;o,
iAMAICA RUM--Bsst quality. 'a'''O''
sogGSRR s - IRISH wnlskEs-l~''''' BY Mr.
S SSRS ISfI FRUITS J: ~
sSSTfa All il s sa$ ho 9, Z on !, reRTER
Us :, =, :. !. !. = :; TElAyleR,-
~ TchoupitouEds Street.
~ I1d Sos y FsTf Nus AN srd o.
have ss, always YCs On ham, hand
RxSINIn TeW s N an SupScs Eenle
Rs ssd ssFS so s q Ss Almonds
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no the Ladies.
" @|aI e e N


" g|aI & R N
HIeh New and Cheap SPRING GOODS.
IA IS w FRs lss bassen carondrlst and
"a tereil1e ms informs the Ladies thai she has
.asasa ises ;1s 4, ne public lasiiial
aaes iien Parts als, >ea Rsous, Forssl. Ladies' Cape
us<cd+ lstr Caps. H cax Inisns' Dresses.
E ss . .'ss ~ Ps'|s fssd md .
iss a eysio1ae it. t Nefshsa s, al very
Is FA ND La'e Aas esil and sxhns teiors purchasing
NJ sanss ss.ssa ed silsssd IN good sys Country Or.
r. raehig and Pressing dens ur he trade DISSEMINATING
esas = superior s.yls. iahis ly7
EAANkLIN HOUSE. HLL0xI-l The SUBSCRIBERS
= having leased the above well known establishment -
bsg leave % tay that the house has been thoroughly 80
repaired and painted. The holse spacious and be
rooms comfortable. NofdnE every or persons
HhipE - enjoy ihe.1ter daring The Summer. The Bath
and a. lo1sS Or Biloxi 70. SEA Bathing sneak fol them
telrt The ps4pfisol pledge thai neither pains
1na BE- spared 10 make shef guests comfortable
HE table VII bs q AZ tlrs vel Supplied with the best lae
@elss eA954s tosete5 with l and oysters yay
The tz viii supplied with the very bes Liquors Ell Of
which have been selected with great care The house will
b. ePsaea on The 18th instsst
"A q Alns !. 9l,1l1, sIo 7:IR z PLBLIC .aJsD
= l1e tni1ns. tuBfsc OygicE--No. 81 CAmP srRRRr
NeN dreams ,Recppmissionsd 1850 ~ Gov Walker
- Residence and Fnsuls Office at No. 162 Julia
s.seSl wls7e appointments may be made for business or
Dispositions tuNen, Accounts Psobaiea. Dssds mad
q1lgtgcl Drawn and all Documents and IuslIumeuis Of
Wnl1f flsgpgei ard Agthiicaed ion us and Record IN
znd AZ easg Of Fenunl AEetage Partial Lpss qercy
tl'- t-.A.t1E-stf lll0 ~
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M WATCHEs, JENELRy. sILyERNARE


YOUNG s. Co, No. 3 GIMP STREET, (iate
Il NELSON "A. YouEas) will have constantly on f-~o
hand large assortment Of Fine LEVER and d. A9fA
P14EA WATCHES (for Ladies and Gentlemen Is r. "a
weaT of the most approved makers Of London, Liy M
epoOl and Geneva consisting of Heavy Hunting and Open
Face Gold and Silver Watches, fine Second Timing
Watches, of English manufacture.
Beautifully Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies, Of
Ladies' Gusd and Belt Chains an entirely new pattern
Geltsmens Guard, Vest and Fob Chains. Seals and Keys
Ladies and Genhemen's Finger Rings, of Diamonds,
Hubies etc., etc.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Breasns, styles; Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Holders Gold Pencils Gold and Sill
yer Thimblss new patterns Of Eanngs; Lockets; tuds
FINE I4VERWARE-C Consisting Of Table, Tea, Des
eI, Mustard and salt Spoons Table and Dessert Forks
Ladies' Butter Knives, etc also, Of Sve
Cups.
- SPECTACLES-F For Ladies and Gen
49, tlensen, in Gold, Silver and Steel Siive
Spectacle Cases Spectacle Glasses to sui
sQsPENDER BUCK. E5--tiold and Silver SuspenIe
bnnke Fine SlxeEp plated CasqFs, Cnndissticks etc., etc
= MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS. new style; require nc
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS. fr.. quality.
Canes Mounted, Diamonds Reset, and lewely Manufac-
~ Ladies' and Gentlemen visiting The city are respect
fully invited to examine the stock above mentioned every
article warranted fine offered for the city,
ard afeOnAdeabe reduction Of former prices The strict
attention. always paid TO Repairing nu Clocks Watches and
Jevey which we guarantee to perform, charge ou
1e Md1e. us9 I'm
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BALT RHEUM.

has been used in family for Salt Rhepm of thirteen years
aeyated, and they both entirely removed There
be doubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that the
Paenee claims for it, from what has fallen under my obeT
yati0n added to the respectable testimonials in its favor
by others who have used it in requiring immediate relief
do most cheeTuy recommend TO the attention ofhe afflicted
the of this invaluable salVe.
Buffalo, N. Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN,