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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11
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WE shall sell public Auction at me Ip p ,n
w Room OF r. c. Bailey in BAH, on Sa'uIuhy .,e -
day Of Anr next, 10 nciock A. NJ All 'ne az
counts and demands of whatever nature 'he ,e"'ns
uppaid of the Estate OF u. Y. Kendall Also az me
ron, h. bas "a redeem certain properly or Real Es-
iaie in Ogdenshurg. N. Y Also property; a. Eas,
hr Nj. deed Of assignnen, made I4h day Of Sept.
1911.
their claims r,,rv
GEO GEO W.kENDaIL Assisnees,
ra.,h axarch 21Ih, 1850. 4Qid
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G Ias { @yeS.

In this city, Thursday evening last, by Rev Ray
Palmer, William P. Marslon, 10 Emeline A. daughter Of
Charles Russell, Esq.
In Standish, March The 25th Hosea B. Reed, of Au-
gusta. 10 Martha A. Warren
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11

RIO the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Judge OF Probate
for The County OF Linc"ln:
Respectfully represents David Pnuen of Topsham, in
sad County, administrator OF tue Estate of OBADIAH E
Fros late OF Topsham said County, deceased tina,
the Personal Estate OF the said deceased is sufficient
by The sum OF four thousand dollars
debts which he owed; lie therefore prays thai he NAV
be empowered and licensed to sell much OF the ea
Estate o the SAID deceased may be sufficient raise
DAVID PATTEN
LINCOLN, sat a Probate Court held al wiscasset
within and Tor The County of Lincoln. the second
day oi April, A ID 1850
On the foregoing Petition Ordered that the said petit
TONER give notice 10 all persons interested in said Es
tate 10 appear nj Court OF Probate be holden at
NIscasse On The first Monday OF May next BY causing
copy OF said petition with this order published
Eastern Times a newspaper printed in Bath.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Pro6ate
ATTEST: EDWIN 5. ilovEY, Register
true copy of the Petition and Order thereon
ATTEST: EDWIN :. HovEY, Register. 3w41"
LINCOLN, SIS A, Court OF Probate held al Wiscas-
set, within and for The County OF Lincoln, the I'd
day OF April A ID 1850
lane P. FROST, widow of Obediah E Frost late of
Topsham said County, deceased, having
her application for Dover in the Real Estate of which
the said deceased died seized and possessed.
Ordered that the said widow give all
interested, by causing copy OF This order be publish
ed three weeks successvely in the Eastern Times prin
led nj Bail, that they may appear Probate Court
be held al Wscasset, III said County, the first Mon
day of Ma XII and show Ifany they have why
the should not be allowed.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Copy Attest. EDWIN S. HovEY, Register.
3w4le
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CANCERS CURED.

NJ. .. \ Ki,7NFY. merchant Clinton Oneiaa eorrfv
y !. informed -iat caItccr-ocpr said
vacc; oni-ri cares OF cancers thron I'll efficacy
II" RHAST'S PURIFYING EXTRACT" A eaneer-doei.r
Gresu- cunury. y. Y. also usinE said PURIFIER Mr.
A. S:rTE. druggisr. Canajoixrie Montgomery couu-
~ y Y. la. informed Of inportam Of CAycra
Of long standing. which efecred OF ;Aai
place IT. therefore, this PURIFIER its
riflg h"slns power what impure dseuse the blood
uoi crei Seven eXperieuce and triumph SAYS
tlA- i,.- r;il-
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Thsis the case of Dying man who yet tires lie w.
ehrcd oi worse case Of Scroiua by only Ters R.,s
u hrants Purifier than was cured nv TN. use of
I>esfre Gallons of the br sarSapara that ever made
sarsapara has not sUcirn medical poar to effect the,
care OF such rcrohiaeiy hopeless
Mr.. J. b. HAsYIN of Rome Oneida Co W T. had SereE
sfa fow yeys-was confined his bed the last yeay- hr
was so much diseased and debinted be unable
raise his hand to his head He he'd the best medical al
vice-had used all of the best srsaparias to no 90 4
cfrct-gUt ir0rss and sud considered BE in
Dying State aud could live retY four huars longer
when he commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER his
wees was eaten nearly OF from 10 hole eaten
thr'ugh his nRdppe under his chin that hc hres
through the hoe-hs eaten around that i,
could be hjted up out of its place, it only holding
snail piece-the of leS0yrd by two IL.
ecrs-an Ulcr under the large as a man. hand
had nearly eaieH through his side into ~ L0d1 hus he
was afflicted with 7rsn,y such pnrid arid oTs,ssire u
sTs ON various parts OF his person For further and full
particulars, our Pamphlets.
Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS. Of She most sklfil phy.
sieans oil Rome. called TIaskn the da. je.ars
he commenced using B-anfs PErifsr. Doct. W. exam
incd him atj then tld him that all the medicines in c
DsTLa could hiin-ths his ca
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FoRrrGN PORTS.

(Per steamship Europa.)
SID fur Bostrn March lssh, sils Lsonard, from Liver
aid for New Yors March I5sh. Adelaide Mete.lf, from
Havrei i7lh Italy, dol soth Charles Croker. Deal
HavaIa-In poss, sad. barqus Russia, Orr. supposed
Match a Ia 81 ~ Ion Is IS be e.orsIan. anehriss
from Relfa.t fpr savannah.
Port rray.-sld Feb Is. brig Joan Davis L'"oo''
Rio Jane rein % Feb IS. hris ell. ,bssh Snow,
repatsd tr"m Them i..n "r Ne" Ysc.mS sor 81 Thorn.
M.vana-s,d asd u brig oscsc,a stone mo Boston On
sagu Tin port, I'D un' "a 9uo N 49, "
man, wig car.
Bid srn Iivrrpno 18th, Sas ioonard Thompson, Hos
,on I'm, ~ Cnsss Crooker, Duncan, New York; 9olh
Ept for ide, I4ih. Uriel, for New Orleans.
A. ZEAL l4Ih Juliet Mouon' London for Boston,
:. Newport, Goth. Italy, Reed Havre load for
Cd at Bordeaux, 9Th ut Jas Penner, Fullerton, and
Emma Watts Watts, New Orleans.
valparaiso-SId for San Francisc Feb 6. harque
Th",npson ltrom Baihe 18th, ship Birmingham Dur
ham, ~ days from Ba,h).
Ponce-Ia port, nth ult, brig Atlantic, DueII, for
Sam Juan do Cuba-Tn port about a5,h ult brig
Chas Heath, LamPher from Havana just ar to load for
Havana-Tn port abt a5th uIt. barqus Altoona, A'ey,
Matan1ns-In port. aad ul, harque s.one. sareen,
for Cronstadt, wig orders; brig DOW Mefyman' u
SPOKEN.
9Th inst, Cape Cod w w - mi'-s, snip Medota, OF
Thorn sston. from Bsston for Savannah
March 2ls, off Tmtusss. big Dudcan, Giichr,st, I'm
Charleston for New Orleans -,
GATH u 81 lou 81, sch Atlantic from Bath Tor Cal
Gurnia. =.
Aurl q lat 81 81, lon IS 81, brig Wanderer, from ST
Thomas ;r baltimore
Feb g. lat 90 s. lou Al w, brig John w Moncure ,'for
New Orleans, 50 reported. ..,rI 1000,
March I3 lat 81 10. Ion 81 Is sch Arrow,ic 90 days
from New York far Tbmpico, and was supplied with pro-
visions.
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CARPETS.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

WILLIAM =. T..NNf Il Co., Carpet Hall, over the
receiving all the principal English and American
manufacturers, Carpetngs OF every description Vel
vet, Tapestry, Brssseis 1hrce-Ply. Sper and Extra
Fine medium and common Ingram Carpetlngs variety
OF style and fabric, comprising many new and beauti
iu designs.
w. p, 4. Il Co.. are agen,siorthe TAPLEYVIILE
CARPETS which will be found worthy OF the atten
non the trade Painted Flour Cloths, from Two "a
feet wide-a large as,"riment,-
Straw Ma,tings, Wool and Cotton Bookings Rugs,
Mats, &c.
% Ship owners, Hotel Keepers and Families are
repecull! invited 10 call and make ,lrer selections
3m3s.
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New Goods at the CITY Market.
II ominy--Wheat Meal--Rye Flour,

TNdE subscriber has ust returned tom Bcsiun with
large supply OF New FRESH GOODS of Superior
quality for sale AT the loves, prices A. q PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11

CASHMERE Long and Square Shawis, beautiful
~ assortment, Blk and Cold SitS-whie and colored
Embfoidd Grape do with an endless variety Satin
Printed Cashmere Shawls for allies and Misses
Bath, March u, 1850 OwEvS co
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11
CHURCH ORGAN.

InOR sale an Organ suitable for a sinai; sized
i Church-seven feet gh-ive feet wIhe-a and
two deep-Mahngany Case Gilt show pipes III 'front.'
has Stop, Diapason and Principal through Dulciana
middle G. four draw stops AMI pedal take of The Prin
cipai..
Twas built by of the best builders in the country,
and sold tor fault, hut is be removed in order 10
put larger one in its place.
II is Standing in The First Parish Church in Ken
nebuns and be examined any time application
10 GEO w BOURNE,
HENRY KINGSBuRY,
E.ppebrrk March 4 1S5n 2n33
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THE ATLANTIC
Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY.
EXETER N II

MYTH this Company originated the Classification pri-
w eipls, which has become avorite mode of nsur-
ance.
Class 1st consists Of Farm Risks exclusively.
Glass Ri, consists OF Village Risks
Glass Sd. consists Of Mercantile Risks.
Glass 4h consists of Manufactures and Mechanics
Risks.
This company went into operation in 1s47, and have
issued about 5000 policies nsurug 81 900, 900 of
properly No assessments have yet been made in the
LIST and I'd classes, and bat The 3d. No company
affords better inducements for insurance
The undersigned has been appointed SOLE AGENT for
the above Office for the city of Bath and vicinity and
prepared 10 receive applications for Insurance upon the
most favorable terms. JOHN H. KIMBALL.
@ Office nearly opposite the Sagadahock House
Bath. April IL, 1850. 3in42.
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Removal.

uALEs, PAGE L RICHARDSON have rcTeved
Stree. EcsroS lm<0
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11

LINCOLN, sat Probate Court held at
Wiscassetwithin and for the County of Lin
coin, on the I'd day Of APRIL, A. d.
1850
On the foregoing petition. Ordered, that the
said Petitioner give notice to all persons inter-
ested in said Estate. TO appear at Court of
Probate to he holden at Wiscasset, on the
sixth day Of MAY next, by causing a copy or
said Petition with this order TO he published
three weeks successvely prcvious to said Cont
in the Eastern Times, newspaper printed in
Bath in said County.
ARNOLD BLANEY Judge ofPrubate
Attest, EDWIN $. HovEY, Register.
A true copy Of the petition and order thereon
EDWIN S. HovEY Register. 3w42
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Just Received.

DBLS. best FLOUR, Kegs of LARD Superior quality
ID nj HANDSOME prime N. o. SuGAR-bones OF
x AIsrxs-some extra quality Of ToBAcco-new Mo
IAssEs-hngs OF Ground Rock SALT. &c- &c; NIL of
which will be sold cheap. J. $. SEWALL.
March ~ 30
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Worse than Hopeless !

Now hear Mr.. HASklN'S statement of cure I- ,=iS
Ny wife procured one bottle of BRAYT"S PI-RTFyYy1
kA1RAOT-THaT BOTTLE enabled tn 1rt oF nv beo-
the SECOND bottle ensbled eti ont Of N, icr-s,h.
THIRD enabled me 10 ra miles and when had In
ished usng Nine Battles SEVENTEEN out OF T~enfs M
es had HEALED rr and Tire, bottles more ei'ecAd Der.
Isct cure and restored me to Sood hsalih.
FOURTEEN WITNESSES,
The above facts are certified tn by pOCTnR r VII.
LiAMS Mr.. q. X. BROWN. Of Hcst Rome Howl Ne.srs
nlssELt LEONARD. Druggists. and ELEVEN other
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAINTS.
AURSlyG SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGi. 6e.

"ByRoS. OESEsEE Co., N. Y, Oct 10, lyfT
"Ne,srs NJ T. WALLACE 4 CO.: Some time last wiz
Ter INV " s became debated from the effects Of
r6ea and Nursing Mouth that she could child
or perform any household labor Her medical treatment
varied according the advice and prescriptions Of the
eminent physicians, until skH exhausted in
efforts She became very skeleton thar time
commenced taking Bronrs Medicine she weighed no more
eightyfve pounds but by the time she had taken w
bofaes she became perfectly well The perfect
size enabled do all necessary household wsrk
and gained thirty pounds Of flesh in four weeks
"fours truly, C. B. GALENTINE-
The reader will observe that Mr.. says "opv
SKILL He We are informed by T. 5. TERRY Esq, OF tho
place, has studied medicns
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ByP.M. WELLS, his Attorney.
Wiscassei, April 2, 1850.

LINCOLN, s. AT Court Of Probate held at
Wi<easse,, on the second day Of April A. D.
1850.
Ca the petition aforesaid, ordered that mo-
tice be given by publishing copy Of said pc
tition with this order thereon, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the Eastern Times. newspape
published in Bath that all persons Interested
may attend on the first Monday of MAY next, ,
alta Court of Probate, then to be holden at
Wiscasset, and shew cause, if any, why the
pruyer thereof should not be granted.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
A true Copy,-Attest:
ow42 EDWIN 8. HovEY, Register.
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SCROF ULA

ihons<nds q Cwes Of Srotnla Cancers s.kslis and
ia ia7Sre distasns Of Tie Rood-dHd f tie rrv SMALL
ROiNIJTY phih ns.d Of Medisine 10 efrct Err.s
sH Di..nsrs hs proof Of The purifying medical pos
n in the Medicine Which has stbdned and CONQUERED snch
Diseases-lkeu there er;H-yrr that
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11

ITO The Honorable Arnold Blaney Esquire.
Il Judge Of Probate within aud for ihe Coun-
ty Of L'Gcolu:-
Respectfully represents Robert Bickford I'd.
Administrator Of the estate of Lewis French,
late Of Dresden, in said County, deceased
that the Personal Estate OF the said deceased
is not sufficient by the sum of three hu I'D red
and eighty five dollars ard foriy-eight cents 10
answer the just debts which he owed; he
therefore prays that he may he empowered
and licensed to sell 40 much Of the Real estate
Of The said deceased may be sufficient TO raise
the said sun with incidental charges.
ROBERT BICKFORD, I'd.
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One Dollars Worth!
DANGEROUS scRoFuLA.

'io" much CANcER-how much SYrHrLrs-inw much
scH"fULA-wili One Dollars ,coTth 9 Branrs PURIFIER
cure Read the following statement which is spsci-
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Notice.
The COrnuCODia !!

TN1E Subscribers have fitted up in good
L. style an EATING SALOON and boar
ding llousr, in HaIey's Block. Front Street,
where they have constantly onhand Refresh
menis Of all kinds, and where meals may be
had at al hours
A share of public patronage is respectful
ly solicited
CHARLES f. REYNEGOM, s Co.
Bath. Feb. 20, 1850 lfy5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11

WHEAI GROATS-Corn Flour, Salnp Girls, extra
w Buckwheal Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, fresh
ground Tor sale at the City Markedly A. G. PAGE.
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To the Honorable Arnold BIaney, Judge Of
Probate for The County of Lincoln.
TiOMAS M'GUiR E of Calais, in the State
1 Of M,in., respectfully represents thai John
F. Sproul, Of Bristol in the County Of Lincoln,
del iats,tate, being seized and possessed of
real estate. goods, chattes, rights and credits in
said County, which ought to be administered
according to law, that thirty days have elapsed
siacs t,s l.:etse Of said John F. Sproul, and
the widow and next Of kin, having neglected
to take II nns,ration of said estate. and your
petit 'ner being principal creditor Of said de-
ceased. Prays that they may cited TO appear
before your houor, and that administration Of
said estate may be granted to one or more Of
tbem orsene other suitable person.
THOMAS INQUIRE,
ByP.M. WELLS, his Attorney.
Wiscasset, April 2, 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11

Sweet Oranges & Fresh Lemons.
COCOA NUTS Pruies, Figs, itaisiiis Dried Culranls
" Cnrun &c. for sale al The City Market
by A G. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11
MERCURIAI DISEASES.

MEsRCURIAL DISEASES.
BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT is perfect and ,Aer-
oK9a erad'eafor Of all s effects Of MERCURY, any 81 the
various Preparations Of CALoEL MERCURY from hs ~
ts and the blood muscles and al the Gy:s dss
essed, 70 their original HEALTHY STATE.
GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYS1EMl
Mr. A. HoLTsTANDER. merchant. obs-iin. Leyrsts o.
Ohio WROTE December l9 ais and amer having suited now
like charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had eneceed me
of his wifa's consumptive ug SAID = nave rson
ally used BRANT's PJRIF YLNG ExTRAcT. M sen
efal debility systein and have no RESTITUTION N say
that medicine to REsroKE anc iSvcotATk
rtig system that used In erey snssncs where
We have sold BRANTS MEDICINES, msy As9s rrsspa
ihs;r sJseasp. and gsrsa The hEsr sArIsFAcrios"
SALT RHEUM,
.rd ar pure esrsrie BLOOD alays cured
ty RRINT'S EXTRACT.
For sale BY A. 6. Page, Bath. J. Wakefield
and G. A. Macumber, East Thnmaston; e.
Prince, Thoma stonJ w. n, Barnard, w sldobo.
ro,: g. II. Thomas, Richmond; 8. b. Wether-
bee, Warren; J. d. Davis, Lewiston Falls; Y.
Dana, Jr. Damariscotta; @. 3. Holt, Topshau;
Pierce & Martin, So. Thounaston; r. r. Curr.
J. X. Clark. Wiscassesi W. -.
Bihher. Little River Village,
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LlVER-COMP LAINTI

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD. of Stamford, Conn. one Of
the Oldest and most respectable physicians afflicted
with Li.erCoEl1irt nanT years. and perfectly cured
BY ssny BRANTrS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-05-09
NH SC H IL j. A M Y.
More Mysterious Rappings +!

Yesterday afternoon knocking was
heard at the kitchen door of our domi
Gil, Casually a very quiet neighborhood,
and nut given to witchcraft,) and of
course there was a terrible excitement at
such an unusual occurrence. On pro.
ceeding to the door, it was seen to close
slowly, as if some one had hold of the
latch! while upon table close by, re i.
posed the lfeless form of large and
immediately fat turkey! Here was a
case-Gt is stuffed now.) The eyes of
Betty protruded like Holsters, at the
singular apparition-and devoutly CROSS
ing herself. looked as If she would not
be surprised to see hamper of I" para.
tvs" come dancing through the window
AS soon as the excitement had some
what abated, and the jury of inquest
summoned, search was made for any hi
eroglyphios, denoting its source or the
manner of its appearance, but without
any solution of the mystery. All that
is positively known, is the existence Of
the turkey. but at that point all specula-
ton stumbles, and the light Of science
goes out In darkness. We were moi
aware that any person owed us such q
grudge, neither shall we retaliate, MOI
tell when it will probably be cooked; We
prefer, indeed. that it should be as mys.
teriously disposed of-lest our wonder.
loving brethren of the Derby Journal
Palladium, and Courier, should be dis.
posed to push their researches into oul
crockery, as in Stratford, about the hour
of dining. We will say to them, how
ever, that if their curiosity in this affair
should prove irresistible. they shall be
shown the identical" door soAicA tie
Turkey came in atm. ii. Register.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-05-09
Gen. Sam. Houston.

This parsonage, native of Rockbridge
county, Virginia. but who resided in
Blount Co. in East Tennessee, arrived in
this city last Tuesday, and took lodging
at the Mansion House. He is returning
from Texas, and will proceed to Wash
ington, after brief visit to his sister,
Mrs. Gen. Wallace, of Maryyille. Quite
a number Of our citizens. Of both politi-
cal parties, called to look upon the coun-
tenance Of the soldier, whose life has
been chequrcd with SO many eventful
incidents, both in Tennessee and in Texas.
An occurrence took place. which we can
not deny ourselves the pleasure of NAM
ing. Several Of the Democracy were
present, who delighted to honor so prom
inent leaders Of their party ; and being
great advocates Of the Nashville ConOsa-
ton themselves. they were anxious to
hear the opinions of the Senator from
Texas. He promptly replied when en-
quired Of" Every id rascal Who at
tends that Convention. ought to be hung
with ID great rough halter " This
was damper, and We are strongly IN,
clined TO resent it on behalf Of our friend
of the Pleb;.nl--haorfM (zf"".)
Whig.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-05-09
MYYe Done Smoking,

Our friend delivered himself thus,
honestly and in earnest. AS he emptied
his mouth of the last cigar, our mouth
BECAME full-full of blessings,
; Blessed is the man himself. He is
more wise, more clearly, more savory
and more reasonable than when he went
smoking and putting about like loco
motive.
Blessed is the mans wite. She is the
happier woman for the four reasons men
toned and for many more. She had
hoped against hope for the last puff
but it has been made at last. We seem
to see her face brighten-her step is
more elastic--her voice is sweeter-hcr
welcome to her husband as he reaches
home is more cordial. She has our
hearty congratulations.
Blessed is the mans house. An I'M
sayory spirit has gone out Of it. More
easily can it be kept neat and tidy. Old
repellencies will repulse no more.
Blessed is the mans apparel. A Ger
tain fragrance has left it, but not to the
sorrow Of those oft in proximity with
him. His wardrobe is minus a real an,
noyance. and plus the benediction OF
many friend. -
And blessed is the mans health. In
the smoke and FIRE he so long kept up
beneath his nostrils, he fed an insldious
enemy. And his whole nervous and ci-
gestise system unites in the bcpedic'ior
we now indite.