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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-08

FIcoD trTcHHuso. Mass t3A,ar Ds.ravcr,o- oy
psspErf LOss Lffs.-W. l-aro fr bm our AZ mt
and correspoaient st ktohbstg nat about seven o.
eloch yesttIcsy morning The grrsi re-rr,or dam in
The north pert % Ashburnam gave wsy hitting asxp
The body uf eater with such that 10 swept
assy nearly evry tem %. stfram frum that place
go kitcbJufg The fu-biua uster csfr,d ssay a. arly
all the iaetoris- In Ashburnhs aud IN Rockville. ,n
the ves part q fitchhufg) swept ~ sud to'sy de-
.tfoy,d woolien snd cotton factory alo store
and dwelling hou-. The-s buildings ~iih ne mschi
nsfy o. the cottnn factory b. property II fv~rs
Pbuye ttq and hi- lo.- NUT be- nearly orqute s2D .
90 The Hold siso nearly dpttfcyed large store aud
edge tool fnt Ory teiougng 10 Alfred Whit shOrs s
IL fftm - OUJ 20 SGrtn hveryihiu IN he shape of
bridge on the ttr.sm urtil Vt cutters into tA- IN in
hsbch - the Nasbua river, swept svsy. vith
yne' snount Of yr0prty After the raf.r entsrej
the nin river u rushed foad dswn through the
nicdie ~ the tcwn q fuchbufg. carrying With u
mids dsns ard sb,rt piscc- - ross- al- part ~
We ni'~ bkment ~ the the Vermont snd Msssarhs.
-tn nhshrcad 80 that passengerf had ~ he conveyed
IN rAs f~r r- ~ more. aud thsn ,akr the st
the -Ih-r riSe of the gap fhs tctli loss on ~.
YER. nm the r-@errvir IN Ashburnham to the lo~pr
par w ffehnurg. sennut BE- e.ftnst.d ~ lees than
t"o Thousand ooiisrs man by tho name Of Sam.
vel hooeft sbe by. named brooks ~eat out In a
rtto get hoos wcoa. and carried Over the A. m
Of avuh crccser aud drowned rh.ir ho.l,.s ba,.
not yet b. ~ recovered In the Afternoon an. 80,
vss fsst falling snd " thought would bs az, a.,
ss nsunl isvrl -bsss's N~ss Msv-
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ONE MONTH LATER FROM The PAcifls.
~~S>~~~~>~~e>oe~~>>o~~~N~
Highly Interesting from California.
a r r v a i
OF THE
EMPIRE CITY, GEORGIA.
a n D G II y n o KH y,
Two Millions OF Gold on Board.
VERY BlCH INTELLIGENCE FROM THE PLaCBHx
N-'yN~@>.>"->s>~- S>y>0~~>~00~N
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT ofthc ear LHORMAss.
Independent Empire on the Pacific
The Commencement or the Comn,rsll
ReyulsiOn In California.
IMPORTANT PACIFIC SHE NEWS.
&c. &c. &c.

Three steamships arrived yesterday, fron Cha
gres, with one mouths later news from California
and orer ttro n'iAions of dollars an gold dust.
The Empire City was frs, announced; thea the
Georgia; and, soon after, the Cherokee. They
Brought in addition to the immense amount of x si
dust, about three hundred passengers; some lasra
with wealth, some with much less. and some with
not so much as they carried away with them wAss
they left New York and other Atlantic ports, abeR
ayear sgo.
The Empire City, Capt. Wilson, left New Yors,
on the 10Th April, at3 O'Clock, PM, and arrived OH
Chagres early On The morning OF the 2ith uit-
81 days from New York. She left Chlgres al one
O'clock on the 9th ult aud arrived off Port Royal
ia, at twelve O'Clock, r. NJ, the 18th ult., aud
left for New York al five O'CLOCK, p VI on ths
s0rh ult. She brings fifty five passengers, hty VI
whom from California. She brings gold dss
in the hands OF her passengers.
A -. -. liz -
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Sity f.feiisx~oce.

Arrrsrr TO Coxsir srrt1sr'-A ur John Sichoh
s son. an nsed man -iifs young wife, arrived Ia
county and put mp " the Yrankiin sau.re Hotel.
aud ON The d.y Of his srrival h. b-eamr Iittlr in
sights leaving bis wife at the hotel and dur,n, mi.
Fismtusfion he strsyed in the vicinity OF the Pive
nolnts sr Vas soos noticed BY an old thief called
fsrgenJsek, who With his scoompiices relieved the
old man Of gold watch and $500 in money Sine.
the o~s 81 his money the old IN an h.. b~coin, ,u.
n,snsholy and, on Monday night. he wandered
about I'd. strssts in drrang.d of mind
~ h~ vile The attention of oHicsr 9ivin. Of tn.
fInh .srd vas drawn towards them and his vifs ia.
irmed the policeman that her husband vac under
the innu-pce OF lsudanum. con.~aueutlv th,v v.re
both conveyed to the station. house and Dr Smith
nv ior "hrn the Old man acknowledged that h. hal
htsn ns cents worth of lsudapuIn. fer the purpose
81 dssio,ins his life as he FIT distracted at h,viut
Lost sll bis money Dr.. Smith applied ths proper re-.
mediss and the old man vas rertsred. ssd
under the promise that h. would net MAY. suo,h~r
attempt on his life Captain Carpenter allowed him 10
aspart With his wife in the morning
ps.rr ~ Dse~sise. The Coroner, yesterday, held
an inquest Of the foot Of Chri.top.r street on th.
body ~ John slosn. born In ireland sr-d a wear.
The BODY vss found fostins In the docs s of that
YES IDENTIFIED BY his wife Who ,sIa her s..s.ns
BEEN missing since the 9Th of Apri lsst lie vas an
Int, nperste man.
s.s,,e,ov, Csoussrs-cr.-A man vas picked up
ye'trosy afternoon. by some fishermen. od tn. pub-
ne s'ots wharf euarsntne. Staten Island, In sms all
eost seout ten fe't long painted baes The feet of
The man vere under the thwst. and his head A. IN.
water; he :. about n or 30 ye.r. ~ ax. dressed in
taet mobkey Jacket blsck striped cas.irn-rs pant.
raid vet The corsrt of Staten Island held an in
qu', on the body snd found In his pocket rec ,pt
es.o N'v York pscemt-r Ia ls4p Tor unloading -hip
sohn Csmpe.ll signed Thomas Leach The boat vas
praho' on her sides ~th the name Of ,. Toby
Tss WArss srpss- suyr,sss.--A .ub.eriptton has
pssn on' rsd Tor tho widows and orphans Of ths
hbovs Who v,re kh.d by the lat. sccid.nt in water
.rsss The Insurance Company Of the state of Penn
yrsnis has started ~ With 800. Mr. Carter vho
ssssd the unfortunate TO remove the ruins ~ No
% h.- a.frsy's the expense Of ssricatng the dead
bodies aud n active IN getting sub-rribers 70 the list
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The IssIian Opern AT N.b,.,s.

This the night Of tho grand opera for the pre-
sent Lucis di Lammermoori will bs represe nted whh
splendid cast, including stehanoni, salvi aad Ba-
dali The opera has been often performed, but Its
popular music together with the great voosLts who
appear in 1t, will give . freshness and power to the
whole which will call out the most crowded auditory
yet In Niblos establishment Such treat can
rarely be expected and - the troupe will proceed i'm
mediately to Boston, and possibly, not return for
some time there will be Prevailing anxiety to bc
present this occasion At the last representation
not seat could be obtained and may anticipate
that this evening will exhibit still greater fashionable
crowd It is universally conceded that since Garcia's
company appeared here have had nothing compa-
rsbe to the performances Of Marti's great comp
and those who noe satisfied OF this may well
themselves of by making attempt to be pro-
sent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-08

= frrStss ,otsi. asy s--No 1913 vIsrninx a
hsrsbsli " Jsncs Pss., on c-r,fcste % division !,
opinion bet zen the Judg ~ the Circuit Uourt "a the
= fos Ienusyivsnis rr Ch.fJutc &C fancy assiv.ss
the "pni"p .fthis court thst rsmpicc was fsr.,xa
pr .bi" Tho ms aning cf the act Congress % sy
~ ieso sno mat the socds Ne. v~r~ liable 10 tn-
duties charged upon th m a oder .,id act Nos ,ss
w w e'ore- Uiu Nathaniel wnIsms plsip
o. In erfuy '. Robert Oiivers executors rbs .rru-
msrt ~ the motion to dismiss thee cas~s ga. con
mspcd In support thereof and continued epp0sIto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-08

The Cherokee, Capt windle. on her fifth voy lsr,
leh Cbsgres on the afternoon of the s7rh pit. H.
<-.-...A -sist
oeen sss-...-- ~~'sr1i nours to receive gold d,.t
che arrived at Kingston. ia, ON the morning Of t,.
3Oth ult; but. owing y. delay IN loading, aud no, hs-
permitted to pass th- fort amer -,,,set. she dij
moi le. -s Kingston ill the morning Of the IH ,nss.
Tn. C. ,en Ssw York at h.lGpa-t o'clock on A..
turday afternoon. he l3h. aud arrived At Ch ,rr.-
-. Of, ,,t, :. -.
at da, light on Monday. a. 1s' uif'-thus m,s,ss
the passage in eight and h.f d,S: She ouns,
the annexed amounis OF gold dnsf,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-08

AhHnsn faoa NV fnss-Aprn N. Prompt at Leg.
soru l5-h Ellen Peftins. Hsiis =. t6th Bertha Ham
turg ANartdo. Belfast, iuh ssx-il-. Brrnrn: 18th.
Addison. Api-srp, Margaret kvaas Gr.v--.uI: Char
lNte Ani,tsrdsnii 22t thsrier Edward sH Dover. H..
N"eha' hsarost' l5th, George 1h,ma-. Dubiin; Anne
S.iisp foH Nav fgEE-Letitis tpo date, Cardiff:
6od.n Age. DO vh. Maid q Aiesnt Aiicsnt Ilth
Lvuits CsdiG l1th Franklin. Cuxhsv.n: 18th. Adams
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New. msnss OF Iudsvsd nais.

Hon. JoAp Lrsmsr Waterford. capt iissdy. Lieut.
Wiley United states ship Obo; lion. Horstic s-y
NOR. Uucs Lieut. smith Y. 4 A., Or. NcOcon.
n Gov. NrocIn. Nev Jersey; Cspt. Oo1-~. U
Hen y Williams Conn~cticut; Or a. q. Barrxbi ns
U. a N. Capt Porter. steamer osorgis aud one
dred and forty I've others arrived Ia this city Jester
dsy and tooh rooms st the Irving House
The aggregate arrivals II all the hotels In ths cty
testerdsy vss thirteen hundred ~ a tweaty three
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YNprR TIN PATRONAGE or nkR MAJESTY. ruE

1YNpER THE PATRONAGE or uKR MAJESTY, ruE
" Queen Of England -S~eds Sssis ~ sss.s II e.
WAITRlseed Merchant ISL High Holboru london Earss a.
beg 60 inform those who may hon him ~lsh thsr oom
mands that he has spared time in mssnF
bis stock Of Seeds equal Ia h"nsc IA sho
Kingdom and they rely the rea'es care hss ~seH
in the their orders An Seed. bsfro
proved by J. c. Waite. both in quality anf srs.'h
Thereby nsurfng ana tst or
very and warranted Ia .rrivst
Of the United states ~ America st ss o'ev-
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spOrsirx Intelligence.

CrxrnrrILLr Gounsr, J.. I.-TnorriSo. The contest
for the purse, yesterday afternoon brief
Confidence did not start, aud Lady Suffolk distanced
Lady Moscow the nrst heat. Lady Suffolk led from
the score, and did not break during tn. race Lady
Moscow had succession Of breaks and finally broke
her suiky The time Of Lady Suffolk as iollovs-
Fst quarter. 80 seconds halt ll2; and Of heat 2;33
doing the last half mile without effort
USIoS Counsr-To-DN 1T appears that the sport
ing men are holding their meetings the different
courses On Long Island, seaiou.ly ths rel
gionists aud hers doing their business in the
city The tracks have been crowded the last days
and there Is great probability that there will bs another
full meeting This afternoon James X Polk and La
DIV Mac pace for purse and stake Of $3.50 two mile
heats. under the sadde. Other races will follow
Ur,or covnsE-TrOtting match $500, two mile heats,
under the snddle.
Mr.. Austin named b e. Gen. Cass. ........ 1
Isnan woodeun nsusd br. m. Lucy Neal ads.
Time--c:ol-539
Morilr RAors -sreOrp DAY. April 2s-Match race
ao aside 800 forfeit-single dash Of mile running
,an, , n,nneo'ge'''''. '''....... .............. l
jim brown. ''''''' rr;..,.,' ri .'.........
Same Dsy-Purse SIS, mile heats, for pacing horses,
| TO 20 as they please.
W. o; Abrsm'sr g rarquin. ............ ! |
q. q. Enis'ss Butcher Coy. .............. 2 2
b'w' Van EDPsSs Ss Grey s,sos.ss chief; dis
THfRp DAv, April 26-first race purse $500. thres
mil heats for trctting horses to 20 as they please.
" w% s.r,a co,,leh, 9 Hu,doek' ek'..''.......... !
" mnn.I.. eur rr.sr, ra,s ''''.''..'.''
Time, p00-913
Second Race-Purss $50, mile heats, for trotting
horses under saddle.
u. Barness . q. Duckskin. ................... I
Eo. Cottrellss s. g. Cincinnati. i................
Time. 3:l2. Mobile .ads
NEw NARxtr RAcEs-fissr Dsr.-The races over -
| course. near Petersburg, commended on Tues .a.
with swc, pstshe- mile heats-Sl0o e-...-sJ last
forfeit The following 10 the resul, ef the arr na
| race ~ ~
a, by Boston, dam Emily
Thonss. ......... o I
| john Bech.rs Oh. c by Dniy rowues, dam
osJ boIk. s...ss.ss
jones TaDy's sh r. Lady Fairfield by
Cbilde Harold dam Betsy white. dr..
q. y. Bbre's ch C. by Boston dam Canary. dist.
, heat n dead heat between Mr.. Green's b. and
~ Time. 1:56S second heat, lisa;
~, IHlys en- '~st, 1;57k.-RiehmcHS En-
third hst. tss forrth 80.
sssv, Msya
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We have 20 report another large weeks business In
cotton. With srrat proportion to the trade Not~th
standing the aem@nd pric,s have been barely sd-
vsrcea !. per y:ur.. and that particularly
spplie- 10 midaiiBs qnsitis~ fair and Upland being
quoted the sane sst Wt.k, vrsh the exception u
fair upands. ehich hss advanced o,>r-eishth psnny
per pound-the previous quctatoss II this es-crpisn
having hosB considered by many 600 io-. The gsrst
falling OF IN thr receipts of cotton ~ the Amer
ports and thu steadnr.. An this rnsrket have ensbed
spinner, aud manufacturers to obtain better price,
snJ given them NOR, confidence IN ,s.--nt rstc. but
the iatve dearDsss a American essfoa has caused
them sgsn 20 turn their attention Brs,il md surHt
IN. ssles % ths-e kinds reaching ~ UsO hal-- saIes
for be week about 81 coo nslcs OF ~hch spsula
tori took 1900, sad exporters aOco. The Amorissu
descriptions sod, csasi-t Of sO00 upland- .Td
5oc0 Mobile sud Alabama at ca oJSd, .nJ ~ oo
orissn, At 7sd ss ana 7to sea Island at pYd led
The ofcal quotations iair Orleans id tair No
biles and upland "a. mlddIirs quaIitir. 6ad and
sid a Esd per pound The total stock ia this port
n estimated at sac 20 bales cf -hcb a5g Amrri
can against stock, at this p.ro year, Of ssh
90, q which 9osfco wcr- American.
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~We have in'ype report. onhs Femsb Guardian
sc,is'y,"the "Nev yorh sndAmercss sunday scheoa
Ohion." the Amsriesn and Foreign Chrisean Unsoa~
snd the Nsv fcrh sfste coionis~tion sosi-ty'-s os
-hieh have been, tor the present. superseded By neg.
bsoush' ~ the three steamers frc California and
st'smer rtm Europe. We shall give the proceedings
q the sbove societies to-mcrrov.
The rpcr's Of the Americas Antisisvery Society"
nd ,hs Cbriesi T.spsrssee ecsesy," vin ~ fouaA
Cd sneshsr pass.
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lnexcd is list of passengers in the e. C. t.

The Georgia, Capt Porter. sailed from Chasr.s
on the 9Th ut, and run TO Havana in days ami IL
nours lsh Havana on the 81 inst, and run to Ns~
York in 3 days and % hours-who. running l,ns
from Cbagres, 7 day and hours This il qi,cs
run. The G.. brings all the passengers who had
not through tickets, with the exce,'ion of u f-s.
who did not get down in time. She brings tbs fsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-08
GARDEN SEEDS


Early Dwarf Thaampson's.io
Early Bishops New
Long ppdded Dwarf. % I
sEarIy Dwarf Blue
Marrow; Stuhbss. Is
inches high. favor of
knights Marrow. very
prolific, within one
week Of the earliest
frame. and Ms large as
the Imperial: the pea
10 qnite hardy. E. -. IA Y
Early Green Marrow 10 Z
Early lincoln Marrow
Green Pods. -. 10 I
Early kngwood Marr"w.lU Z
Early Shilling's Crctto. ~ Z
sEsrly Burbidge's
Ecllpeo IL
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

self out, with open jaws, the trochilos en-.
tiers his mouth, which it clears ofthe bdelia
1t finds there. The crocodile is grateful
and never does any injury to this litile
bird, from which itreceives so good an
office. This was Till recently discrcdted
as fiction.of Aristotle and Phny, but re.
cent inquiries establish the fact. The
term bdella doesno, signify leech, as was
supposed, but is a kind ST gnat, myriads
OF which insects swarm on the banks OIL
the Nile. These insects strike their trunks
into the ori6ces of the glands which
abound in the mouth Of the crocodile, and
the tongue of the crocodile being immo.
vable, he cannot get rid of them. 1t is
then that the uochilos, a kind Of little
ng-plover, which pursues the gnats ev>
erywhere, hastens to his relief and dis
lodges his troublesome enemies. and that
without any danger TO itself; the croco-
die al ways taking care, when be is about
10 shut his mouth, 10 make certain move,
rnents which warn the bird to fly away.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
Domestic Life.

He cannot be an unhappy man who
has the love and smile of woman to ac-
company him in every department of life.
The world may look dark and cherries
wi,hout-enemies may gather in his path
but when he returns to the fireside, and
feels the tender love of woman, he forgets
his cares and troubles, and is compare.
lively happy man.
He is but half prepared for the journey
of life who takes not with him that
friend who will forsake him in no cmer-
gency-who will divide his sorrows-in-
crease his joys-lift the veil from his
heart, and throw sunshine amidst the dark
est scenes.
No; that man cannot be miserable who
has such companion, be he ever so
poor, despised and trodden down by the
world.
The man who resolves to live without
woman is an enemy to the community in
which he dwells, injurious to himself, de-
struclive to tie world, an apostate from
nature, and rebel agains; heaven anG
earth.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice, 10 whom il may
CONCERN that he has in his small lot Of IRON
received from vessel of this place in July 2Oh 1870
the owner have the by proving property and
pa wing charges. WIN. WlNSLOW.
Bath, March 81, 1910 ifS9
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
SneeZing.

Some writer who processes to be con.
noisseur, thus gives his views on the sub.
ject Of sneezing. They are not to be
sneezed at: .
ave hope we may not be branded pre-
sumptuous, If in the matter of sneezinp
we pretend to be connoisseurs. As a
proof Of our taste, we hate enc of your
snivelIing, dry, half,frightened>t Ito death
sneezes; but for one of your full, clear,
sonorous, decorating, reverberating ex-
plosions-one of those reports that set the
wine glasses on the side board jingling,
and wake pussy-we say for one of those
earthquake sneezes, we have love infe-
rlor only TO that which we bear for woman
and-our favorre dog. A sneeze, to be
in good taste, should crack like rifle in
clear morning, A receipt for sneeze
of this genius is as follows when Won
feel a tickling at the root of your probes,
els, Just jump up, if you be seated run 10
the window, through which the sun shines
throw your head back until the bump of
phiIoprogenitiveness presses on your coat
collar, open your mouth, snarl like ha If
starved hyena at piece of fresh meat,
inhale deep breath. and then-blaze
away. The effect will be prodigious--an
echo will salute you from The house top
over the way; the good house keeper will
order the clothes taken in, the game-cock
will turn up the. red of his eye at the sun
and you will have the assurance that you
have no, sneezed in vain"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
Drying Plants.

Plants may be dried in such a manner
as to be exceedingly Notwithstanding
the whole of the volatile oil and aroma,
and their true colors. To efec, this, they
must be dried in dark, close room, and
not, as is usually the case, by exposure to
a current of air and the action of the
light. When the separation Of the aque-
Gus particles is effected by their evapora-
ton, they are to be submitted to pressure
in small quantities, enveloped in small
absorbent paper. until the oil appears on
the surface, and which is known by its
discoloration; by this, all change of color
by the absorption of the light or further
action Of volatile matter by evaporation
is prevented. In pot herbs, as well as me.
dicinal plants, this will be found a very
decided improvement.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
V A r [ E 7 Y .
Preserving Fruit.

The Horticulturist contains a mode oil
preserving fruits which may be Of use to
house keepers.
"Send 10 your tinsmilh and get suf
ficiens number of tin canisters, very care.
fully and tightly made. They should be
of uniform size and the shape preferred
here is seven inches high by five in diam.
eter-usiform cylinders.
Select the fafrest fruit-peaches, straw
berries, or what you please. 1t should be
just ripe and not past the mature stage
FIJI the canisters, place the tin lids upon
their tops, and solder them down very
carefully. Only small hole of the size
Of a pin, should be left for the escape of
air.
The next point is 70 drive the air out of
the canisters of fruits to prevent lis decay.
In order TO do this, take broad boiler
pan, with fiat bottom, place the canister
in it and fill it with boiling water, within
about three fourths Of an inch of the tops
Of the canisters. The boiler being over a
gentle fire, the water in it should now be
made to boil. This will drive the air in
each canister through the small hole left
in the top, as soon as the temperature ap.
proaches 20S; and in order to know pre-
cisely when It's all expelled, and then
you must drop few drops of water upon
this hole. When the bubbles of air cease
rising through these drops of water, the
air is all expelled, and then you may pas:
a dry cloth over the hole, and let dror
of solder fall upon it, This seals the can
lister up Theoretically, so that the fruit vii
remain unchanged for couple of years
or longer. The immersion of the cans il
boiling water does not impart the siightes
taste of their having been cooked 10 the
fruit.
The canisters of fruit should be left il
cool place. When wanted for use, uu
solder the tops with hot iron, and the
fresh fruit is rcady-having been perfec,
ly preserved without the aid of sugar Of
brandy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
BROWNS sARsApARlLLA & TOMATO BIITeRs

IlE most used and best known bers before the pub.
lie. These bitters warranted 10 be a purely
getabe compound-and mark this then aerer do the
least ,ary tchatersr Ii been used in The
private Practice OF The most successful phi ysicians
long time with great success, in purifying the blood and
IN streng theng and mvgorating the system 1t is
10 be supposed that any medicine will all dis
eases 10 which the human frame is subject is the
article recommended SUCH like most Of the quack
medicines but for efeciing the purpose for which
designed there is nothing that has proved itself
thy oihe public confidence this celebrated compound
The whole vegetable Kingdom does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted purify, nonris and
Mrisorate the human stem These biiiers have all the
effect ofthe powerful purg.tvcs, when used in sufficient
quauliiy, und yet mild their operation tina
they be persons III most delicate health with
perfect safety. They also very agreeable TO the
There have been many remarkable in his
town, ofwhich reiereue will be given by
a. q. PAGE, only agent in Bath.
n b. Beware ofcounerfeiis and limitations and not
risk health TO few cents. 1y2l
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
The Parrot,

In small family in the south part of
this city, there was parrot which had
found home there for years, and had be-
come pet of the family. A child was
taken sick this spring. and was not seen
by the parrot for some days. The bird
had been used to repeat her name and
in the child's absence kept repeating the
name of the child so necessarily as TO an
noy the family. TIE child died; the re-
petition of the name was kept up, until
one of the family took the parrot to
the room where the corpse lay. The par
ROT turned first one side Of its head and
then the other towards the corpse, appas
rently eveing it, and was then carried
away. He never repeated the name
again, was at once silent, and the next
day died.-Portsm outh, n. H. Journal.