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For Sale.

xsE THE good White Oak built and cop
szR per fastened sch LIBERTY, 80 tons
burthen, built at Duxbury, Mass, well found
in sails, rigging, chains and anchors. She car
rics l25 tons Coal or 700 bbls under deck,
and will be sold low,
Apply to
B. o WEEKS, Commercial St.
Bath, Feb. IL, 1850. 2m34.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ointment
ID ESTOkES PsrspirsiSoil in shs system: BY this
the impurities within and thus reitevefthe boz
dy Of disease tprss EeSere, Scroala,
Eryspelas Asthma Salt Rherm Sick Heaen, Quinn
~ SOLE hfcn9 R6eunstism, Scald head, Pains IN the
chest aide aud back Dyspepsia Pniaons, Sore Breast,
Deafness Cuane Eruptions. Sore Eyes Inflammation
Of the bowels Ridnsy rs and Brain. Burns, Chiblans,
Piles Worms, Agues, Cold Feet Liver Complaint. u
and ali Feversores Infamaiions Of every kind
AesNrA Or "A .Shesy- X G.Page, Ba,h-W Bail, Bow
casset-E. Dana H.. Oamsriscoua-W. H. Wallace,
Waldoboro'-O q. Robbins, .Thomaston-J, NJ Gilman,
81 0eofge-wm Bake .Brunswick- X. T Socun:b,
East faoma N. r. Office N 3. Brovmfied Street.
Boston. M LANES McALLISTER.
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For Sale.

IA NEW one aud a half story dwelling
i.I,E6 House situated on Western Avenue aud
n.ilA partly finished. is offered FOR sale ut
bargain. The house is 80 by % feet. with an
ell; aud the lot contains quarter of an acre of
excellent land, and has on il a well OF good water
that never calls. For further particulars apply
to ROBERT WHITNEY.
Bath, Sept. 5. It'll
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r, BROWNS WORM l0zeNGES

RE the most valuable aud certain medicine everdis-
- covered for destroying and expeilhg all kinds OF
which 81 frequently trouble children. They are
osterceent ,s1eiy and pleasant to the taste
cpa.<ctonery. They differ from all other
worm ozcngcs Is they have mercury in them.
Thousands boxes have been sold within the last few
months. A.G. PAGE r., agent tor Baih.
b. Beware of ccunterfeits 1y21
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'RROWN'S COUGH l01tKGES;

HESE lozenges are the hest. safest and most eectu-
a remedy now in use for colds. coughs consumption.
asthma quincy. Influenza and all pulmonary affections
attended with tshmess of the chest, splitting of blood.
pain in the side loss sleep weakness Sc The receipt
has been highly approved and they daily
ded bv many mos, distinguished physicians, who
speak ofthem in the hishes terms OF praise.
ly2l A. q. PAGE agent for Bath.
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=. Brown's Toothache Drops.

Tor the cure fine worst ioothache by its application
afew times. This is the only compound which effec-
tually kills the defective tooth without The
IcasI pain injury the others. II is warranted
contain acid kreosois which is
10 the o;hcr teeth, and poisonous in its effects.
A.G PAGE, agent in Bath
y. B. Beware ofcounterfeits ly2l
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A House to Let,

"a ON Front street. opposite the store
fIsstA Of the Subscriber, containing eight
E.iEA Rooms.- in good repair, with conven-
lent ouibuildings, and a we'll Of good water
JAMES MCCLELLAN.
Feb. %, 1880. 6w36
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Notice.

Notice.
't>HE Copartnership Of TALLMAN s. SEW
ALL, Counselors and Attorneys al law,
having been dissolved, the subscriber has this
day become member Of the firm of RIA NDALL
s. BOOKER, Counsellors and Attorneys at Law
The business of the firm will hereafter be tran
sacted under the name of Randall. Tallman s.
Booker.
All persons having demands against, or in
debted to, the late firm Of Tallman & Sewali
are requested to call for settlement upon
HENRY TALLMAN.
Bath, May rs, lS49. tf49
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a DWELLING HOUSE, adaptedto
f..st4 the accommoda ton of one, or two fam
G.lE4 lilies, and pleasantly situsted on High,
near South street Applyto z. HYDE.
Bath, Dec.l2, 1919. 3w27.
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Fish.

Fish.
nod, Pollock and Hake Fish Of all qunn
~ ties SMOKED HERRING in boxes o
MESS SHADin BblsToNGuEs s. SOUNDS
and MAcKEREL, for sale by
is. SEwALL.
Nov. II, 1870.
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Opposite Sagadahoek Ferry, Hodgkin's Wharf
j. B. HUDSON,
INTENDS keeping all kinds Of useful articles
L in the furniture line, such as Bureaus, Bed
steads, Feathers, Chairs, Tables, SC. SC.
Furniture Painting done in good style, many
color, and work repaired and vanished. All
favors thankfully received and promptly execul-
ed.
Bath. Nov. 2, 1913. l9
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!. California Stores.

rEHE Subscriber il prepared 70 f,a. op an ~
j. kinds of sleres for ysssee - s ."rm. :
the best manner and on ressoTrasss EWALL.
net .1tft.
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Light poureth on the world. And Sarah
stands
Watching the steps of Abraham and her child
Along the dewy sides of the far hills.
And praying that her sunny boy faint not.
Would she have watched their path so silently.
If she had known that he was going up.
Ev'n with his fair-hair'd beauty to be slain.
As white lamb for sacriice. They trod
Together onward patriarch and child
The bright sun throwing back the old man $
shade
In straight and fair proportions, as of one
Whose years were freshly Numbered. He stood
up,
Ev'n in his vigorous strength. and like tree
Rooted in Lebanon. his frame bent not;
His thin white hairs had yielded to the wind
And left his brow uncovered and his face
Impressed with the stern majesty of grief
Nerve to solemn duty, now stood forth
Like rent rock, submissive, vet sublime.
But the young boy-he of the laughing eye
And ruby lip, the pride of life was on him,
He seemed to drink the morning. Sun and
dew
And the aroma of the spicy trees,
And all that giveth the delicious East
It's fitness for an Eden, stole the light
Into his spirit, ravshing his thoughts
With love and beauty. Every thing he met,
Buoyant or beautiful. the lightest wing
Or bird or insect, or the palcst dye
Of the fresh flowers. won him from his path
And joyousiy broke forth his tiny shout
AS he flung back his silken hair. and sprung
Away to some green spot or clustering vine,
To pluck his infant trophies. Every tree
And fragrant shrub was new hiding place,
Aud he could crouch till the old man came
by
Then bound before him with his childish laugh,
Stealing look behind him playfuly.
To see if he had made his father smile.
The sun rode on in heaven. The dew stole
up
Prom the fresh gardens of the earth. and hea.
Come like sleep upon the delicate leaves,
And bent them with the blossams to their
stems;
Still trod the patriarch on with that same step
Firm and unfaltering, turning not aside
To seek the olive shades, or lave their lips
In the sweet waters at the Syrian wells,
Whose gu,h hath SO much music.
WEAKNESS
Stole on the gentle boy. and he forget
To toss his sunny hair from off his brow.
As in the early morning, but he kept
Close by his fathers side. and bent his head
Upon his bosom. like dropping bud,
Lifting it not. save now and then to steal
A look up to the face whose sternness AVID
His childishness to silence.
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Iron Foundry
--AND--
MACHINE SHOP,
DAMARISC0TTA Mills, ME.

DAMhNAOtVAlh AAAn0s uADs
vuVHE subscribers having been in the above
u business three years, arc now prepared to
furnish castings ut short notice. snd on tavors-
BILE terms. They manufacture Windlass Pur-
chases, Quarter Biocks, Shelves, tiawser, Stern,
Deck aud Side Pipes, Belaying Pins, Chocks,
Sc, NIL Of the latest patterns.
FOR MILLS
Shafting Gears. Wing asd Plate Gadi cons,
Iron Buckets, Rims, Cranks, Boxes, als' Saw
Arbars. goxe. for Mill Stoae Eyes. hbcs for
Cart. aud Wagons. p"s Plow Casting and
most kinds Of castings for
agriculture, Ship-Building. and
Machinery.
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Porter, Smith & SewaII.
New Furniture store!

n. 3. Porter & Sewall as co-partner. will
attend to business beforethe Municipal Court.
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Found.

NJEAR Heron Island, at tho mouth ofthe
IL Kennebec River, about the middle Of Nov.
an Anchor weighing 244s lbs..-and now IN the
possession Of Zathariah s. Nehemiah Wallis, al
Phipsburg.
Phipsburg, Nov. so, 1919. tf24.
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BEEF

lust received some yer y choice EXTRA MISS
D BErF, put up expressly fer Family use.
Oct 10. JSS EWALL.
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First Ssrt Potash.

LARGE supply Of Extra Potash OF the
"A best quality for making soap at the City
Market by ". ASh. z
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SIXTEEN EDUCATED PHYSICIANS
all persons and who of all The world be-
sides best qualified judge ofhe merits OF mea-
icine and who
NEVER HAVE, AND NEVER WILL
recommend an article unless they prove it 10 be the
good ,Iiow
VOLUNTARILY GIVE
,beir,esp,ony in favor of Old DR.. Jacobs Sarsaparn
we now leave il with discerning public TO choose
for themselves.
Propr.4lo rincipal Office 100 Nassau Sit Ny.
DR.. A. Shaw, authorized Agent for Bath.
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Ct. CrOix Sugar.

st. CrOix Sugar.
UUST received a lot Of very handsome ST.
- CKoIx SUGAR in Barrels, which will b.
ALSO,
A lot extra nice retailing MoLAssKs.
j. S. SEWALL.
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LAW NO TICE.
PIE Subscribers, have this day entered into
j partnership as ArroRNrYs and CouEsEL-
IoR at LAW, under the firm of
Porter, Smith & SewalI,
:CF Office in Pierce's Block, corner o
Front nd Broad Streets.
CHARLES r. PORTER
JACOB SMITH.
FRED. ID. SEWALL
Bath, June IS, 1s49.
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A NEW supply Of Mess and extra MES
ABEEF, Mess, Clear and Prime PORK
HAMS, LARD, CHEESE, &C., just received
July >. tf2 J. s. SEW ALL.
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The Sacrifice Of Abraham.


u r
Morn breake,h in the east. The purple cloud,
Are putting on their gold and violet,
To look the msster for the suns bright com.
ing.
Sleep 10 upon the waters and the wind
And nature, from the wary forcst-leaf
To her majestic masters. sleeps. yet
There is no mist upon the deep blue sky.
And the clear dew 10 on the blushing blossoms
VI crimson roses il holy rest.
How hallowed is the hour of morning meet,
Alphabetically meet for the pure prayer.
The patriarch stande,h at his tented door.
With his white locks uncovered. It's his wont
To gaze upon the gorgeous Orient;
And at that hour the awful majesty
OF man who talketh often with his God.
Is wont to come again and clothe his brow
As at his fourscore strength. But now he
seemeth
To be forgetful of his vigorous franc.
And boweth on his staff as at the hour
OF noontide sultriness. And that bright sun
He looketh at his pencird messengers
Coming in golden raiment, as if all
Were but craven scroll of fearfulness.
All. he is waiting till it herald in
The hour to sacrifice his much loved son.
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DOOR MANS PLASTERS ~ Lorraine
i Pills, pallsy's Pain Extractor, AcAlistss
Ointment. for saleby "
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T Pure and Genuine. 2stt
nVINCTURES.E Extracts. Ointments and Pre-
variations Of all kinda, at A. SHAWsS. Wy
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iDNIN'S WATER WHEEL1

They ha-. ai.o purchased Of the Proprietor
rht IF h.
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4 FEW barrels Of SEA =. shAD-" ''Ps''o
"A article JUST re'' j. 8. SEwALL.
Nov. g..
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Bath, May Is, lS49.

ferrcd in Great Britain and throughout Europe.
For sale by FULLERTON & RAYMOND. 147 Milk
street. Appointed Sole Agents for the sale ofthis
III the United States. 1y6
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Nu Cigars Il olives.
] Also afew key. Of nice Q11vs sr,v. AZ,
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For Sale.

NJOVA SCOTIA POTATOES, sound and
II free from disease, for sale by
Nov.6 J. 5. SEWALL.
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is my only authorised Aeen, for BATH; Jeh'
R. HALEY, Brunswick G. n. Thomas, Rich
mond; w. H. Barnard. Waldoboro.
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Light poureth on the world. And Sarah
stands
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Bfdckpetfs Is!and, Sept IL, lS3'.
Dr.. S. p Towr.INp-Dear Sir: have suffered ter.
rbly for nine years it'll the rheumatism consldera
BILE of the time could not eat, sleep or walk had
the utmost distressing pains, aud my limbs were ter
rblv swollen have used four bottles If 6srss-
ia ills and they have done me mure than one thou
sand dollars worth of good am SO mu h better-n-
deed | am entirely relieved. You are at liberty to
use this for the benefit Of the afflicted.
Yours respectlully. JAMES CUMMINGS.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
What Next.

The Montreal Gazette translates from Law
enir, Canadian paper, the following exraor.
dinary story, with the remark that the editors
have since hesrd the thing is dead:
HUMAN MoNsTER-We learn that female
in the parish Of ST. Timothy, has just given
birth TO an extraordinary child, which, gro.
,e.que horror, exceeds all ,ha, humanity has ye,
produced in The way of infant phenomena. The
now born child has noihing human about il but
the head and arms the rost is literally tor
,oise, The back and belly covered with hard
shell, and the fee, perfectly resembling the paws
Of The amphibious animal.
Like the tortoise, it can protude and reiraci
The feet within the shell, and ar,icuIsies sounds
which have rot the sligh,es, resemblance TO The
cry Of newborn child. We are even told
that i, can reirac, i,s head within the shell. un-
I'll the top of i. is level with the shoulders
The parents, obeying the firs, sentiments of
honor, and dreadog The disaereebls reputation
which this occurrence might attach TO their
names. desired TO destroy this prodigy immedi-
a,ely ahsr its birth. bu, having consulted their
priest, they resigned themselves. and the Child
received baptism, and Is likely to live.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16

Sir George Stsun,on visited man in To-
dia who had commitled murder, and, in order
not only 10 save his life, but what was of much
more consequence. his caste. he submitted to
the penalty imposed: this was, that he should
sleep seven years on bedslead, wi,hou, any
mattress, the whole surface of which was stud
dsd with points of iron, resembling nails, but
no, so sharp as to penetrate the flesh. Sir
George saw him in the fifth year af his proba-
,ion, and his skin was like The hide of rhi.
nocerus, but more callous. AT that lime, how
ever. he could sleep comfortably on his "bed
of ,horns," and remarked, tha. al the expiration
Of the term of his sentence, he should, most
probably, continue that system, from choice,
which he had been obliged to adopt from ne
cesity.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
Thoughts for Young Men.

Anything from the penn of HORACE MANN.
Is sure to be read and treasured. An exchange
well says, here is a sentiment worthy TO be re-
corded in characters of gold The extracts
are from his lectures, "A few thoughts for
young man.
Man Is not savage or pauper by the in-
exorable fatality of his nature. He is surround
ed with every form of the uuest and noblest; ;
wealth, or well being, for the body. wealth for
the mind, wealth for the heart. He is not of
plsbIan origin. bu, his lineage is from God; and
when he asserts and exemplifies the dignity OF
his nature, royal and pa,rician titles sink into
nolhingness and sink TO oblivion. Men were
not created 10 perform twenty-four mon,hs OF
bodily labor to twelve months Of time, while
the Intellectual and moral Improvements, which
single year might master, 10 spread over
life.
The laws of nature and Of God doom no man
TO live on poIa,oe day but the productive
powers of the earth are as much beyond all the
demands of heakhful sustensnce, as the volume
OF the atmosphere which encircles the globe Is
beyond the capacity of human lungs. Men
were not created 10 live in wigwams nor in
SIZES bu, 10 rise up and TO lie down in dwell
ings of comfort and elegance. Men were not
created for mendaci,y societies, and aims hous-
ses, and the gallows ; but for competence, and
freedom, and virtue; no. for lhoug HESS puerli.
ties and vani,ies, but dignity and honor, for joy
unspeskabe and fnll Of glory.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
Gigantic Bedbugs.

The Albany Knickerbocker thus describes the
bedbugs to be met with on the Hudson river =
The bedbugs during the summer season, which
navigate the Hudson in some of our steamboats,,
are of such uncommon size, that they are some
times mistaken for kind of rats. The deck
hands amuse themselves by shooting them with
shovels. after chasing them about the deck. One
of the largest we have heard of lately knawed a.
sunder the night before last, the big tow line that
fastened the tow boat Jemima Wilkinson to the
deck, greatly endangering the lives of the crew.
Those described by the Knickerbocker, don't
begin with some we have heard of in this city
young man tells US of great conflict he had
with band Of these midnight assassins, one night
last summer. He had just succeeded in getting
into sound sleep, when he was suddenly arous-
ed by terrible picking at his body. After staying
number Of the enemy, he endeavored to make
his escape, by retreat, when large fat fellow,
who appeared to be the General rallied new re-
cruts, and the young man was taken up bodily by
his antagonists, who succeeded in carrying him to
the stairs, where, through the help Of bed fellow
who had become alarmed at the confusion, the
poor fellow, made his escape out the front door,
and was seen running towards the Jersey City
Ferry, like a maniac.--N. Y. Paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
What 10 Dirte

Old Doet Cooper, of S. c.. used 10 say 10 his
siuden,s, .Dont be afraid of little dir, young
gentlemen. Wha. is dirt! Why nothing al all
offensive, when chemically viewed. Rub lit.
lie alkaIi upon ina. dirty grease spot on your
coat, and il undergoes chemical change and
becomes soap. Now rub it with little wafer
and i, disappesr. il is neither grease, soap,
water, or dirt. That is not a very odorous pile
of dirt, you observe there. Well, scatter Ia.
.le pypsum over il and il is no longer dirty Ev-
cryhing you call dirt, is worthy your notice as
students of chemistry. Analize il Anallze
NJ |. will all separate into very clean ele-
ments.
Dirt makes corn, corn makes bread and
meat, and that makes a very sweet young lady
,ha. saw one of you kissing last night. So,
after all you were kissing dlr.--par,icularly if
she whilens her skin with chalk or fullet's
earth. There is no telling young. gentlemen,
wha, is DIRT Though ! must say that rubbing
such stuff upon the beautiful skin of young
lady i.a dry pfsciice. PeaIl powder, think
is made of blsmulh-- -,nolhng but dlr'.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-05-16
Laying Him Out.

During the summer, some years ago, an olc
qusdroon woman came up TO the Office Of al
out hotel rather late ono night, when the clerk
accosled her with Well, aunty, what do 70,
wautr
is come up TO lay GU, da, man in No. III
replied The woman.
No Al said the clerk, you are mistaken
there is nobody dead here, and No Al only ate
bis supper lilie while ago.
Go way, massa, said The quadroon dom
fool wis me; you know | ain' gwine to tell
people dar is anybody dead in dis house. Make
one OF your walters show me 10 de room
Well said The clerk, who was always in
for Bit Of fun here, Tom, show this woman
up to No. Al Tom obeyed, and showed her
TO The room.
Ii being very warm, the door and window
were both open, ard candle burning in The
prale threw dim light around the room, CIV
ing il tha, appearance which the apartment
of the sick generally present. The white sheet
which was thrown over The supposed corpse fill.
cd up The picture, and gave assurance 10 the
old quadroon woman ,ha, all was right. The
waiter having lef, her, she took the candle and
approached the bedside. No. Al happened to
be man Of very pale complexion, and brealhed
almost impercepIibly. The old woman having
taken a hurried glance, proceeded 10 gel tho
wash bowl and towl, and filling the former with
wafer, she placed il on chair near the bed
side. Dipping the towel in the basin, she said,
/ guess de gemmin won. wan, Shawn by de
look OBJ is smove chin and swashine the We.
towel over his face, she commenced 10 wash
him.
What the ,hunder are you abou, : exc laim-
ed the supposed corpse. rising up in bed who
the devil are you, and wha, are you doing here!'
The quadroon screamed, in her frieh. overturn-
cd The chair and wash-bowl. and then stood
with her mouth wide open, staring wildly at
the supposed dead man.
What are you doing here, you old wretch
you 2 Numbered No. Al.
Why came 10 lay you out. massa, said
the woman, recovering from her fright bot
bless de Lord, you hsb come TO life.
Lay me out exclaimed the astonshed No.
81 If yoo don's leave here. you old bag
will lay you out, 10 a certainty And seizlng
boot no made an evident demonstration OF put
ting his threat in execution, while the old wo-
man rushed down the stairs, and running q.
gainsi couple Of walters, tumbled them over
very uncefemoniously
What lhe devil is the row 7 asked the clerk.
who had bean snxiousiy expecting the denous-
n1ent.
The old woman explained the ridiculous mis-
take she had made. ssying it must be No Al IN
de other boie,' and Ieft. while the clerk nearly
split his sides laughing at the joke.-H. o. n
cdyune.