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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
Printers Language.

Every professional trade has its tee
nical terms, and of course the Printers
have ''slnall smaltering.' which is in
telligible only to the craft. The follow
ing is specimen it don't mean, how>
ever, as 1t would seem to the animated !:
"'im' put Gen. Washington on the gal.
ley and then finish the murder of that
young girl you commenced yesterday
Set up the ruins of Herculaneum dis
tribute the small pox; and needn't finish
that runaway match have the high water
in the paper this week Let the pie alone
till after dinner, put the barbecue to nress
and then go to the devil, and he viii ,eII
you about the work for the morning." No,
much wonder that DR.. Faustus was burn
ed for inventing such diabolical art
Delaware Republican.
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'I>HE used and best known bters before the pub
lie. These biIters warranted TO be purely
getabe compoundand mark this, UJ-they do fhe
least tjary any ichaerer II been used in the
private practice OF the most successful ply scians for
long time with great success purifying the blood and
IN Strengthening and nvigoatng the system. II
TO be supposed that any medicine will cure all dis
eases which the human frame is subject is the
article recommended such, like most of the quack
medicines but for eeciing the purpose for which is
designed there is nothing that has proved itself
thy ohe public confidence this celebrated compound
The whole vegetable kingdom does not furnish two
substances oadmiraby adapted 10 purify, noUrish and
inUigorate the human system These Buffers have all the
effect ofthe powerful purg;.iives. when used in sutcint
quantity, und yet mild III their operation that
they may be given topersons in most delicate health with
perfect safety. They also very agreeable to the
taste. There have been many remarkable cures in his
town. ofw which reierenc will be given by
A, G. PAGE, only agent in Bath.
N. B. Beware ofcounterfeiis and limitations. and not
risk health few cents. 1y21
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ADKINS WATER WHEEL,

Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE'S PalentPaint o. Artificial lSlate, for
Dsale in any quantity by
DALL,RICHARDSON &Co.
The value ofthis rite lie will be seen by the
following cer,ihcatesfrom gentlemen who have
used il and proved its indarating qualities.
Mn. BLAKE-Dear Sir,-I had a building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
the roof Of which was covered with your Fire.
proof Paint or Artificial Slate. The factory
took Ere. and during he progress ofits destruc-
ton, large numbers Of burning shingle les md 9th
Ell combustible materials fell upon this 90 so
covered, and l expected every moment to see it
burst into flames. but after the factory burned
down examine said roofand found il literally
covered with Goals and cinders, butthe FIRE had
not made the least impression upon il. After
this test. therecertainly can be no doubt asto
its fire. proc qualities.
Rochester, Sept, lS4s. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway, New York, Oct, 4ih, 184S.
Mr.. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the roof ofthe American, with your Fire
proof Paint. We now find that it has become
ashard as slate, and the almost constanttread
ofthe servants (whou the top ofthe house for
drying oloihes) does not affect it in the least,
and il provesall hat it was recommended.
TIC TABER & BAGLEY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17

A New WArcH.-A great improves
ment in the manufacture of which has
Just been made in Germany, by which
watch keys are rendered unnecessary.
By simply turning screw in the handle
the watch is wound up, and another
movement regulates the hands.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
Sea Otter Oil!

Forpreser Uing aud beautyyingthe Hair.
BOSTON, Dec. 1888. Dr. Frederic Brown: Icertify
Dtha, have used the Otter Oil which is pn up BY you
for dryness oflhe hair and dandru on the head do
think il superior TO other oil used II makes
the hair soft, and gives it fine glossy appes and
dry again. il does aftef using any
other kind of oil. Therefore can cord COM
mend it all who afflicted with a dry and uuneal-
thy head of hair. think any by using i; shpr,
time will find it very valuable article.
GEO. r. BoNNKY.
A. G. PAGE agent for Bath
NB. Beware of counterfeits. Iy21
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17

He that INDUCES negligence will quick
ly become ignorant of his own affairs, and
he that trusts without reserve will at las,
be deceived.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17

DRICEI2h cents for q largesize This plaster "a re-
commended with the Creates confidence in fac,i,;.
Of The nSonr
eior and does give relief the money will positive
ly be For weakness pain in the loins back
sides, breast limbs, neck joints, rheumatism, lumbago.
&C. There have been thousands of them sold, and not
one single instance has occurred where they have not
givenreIief The price being very low every person
obtain it, In severe coughs colds, asthma and diff
6culty of reathing worn over the lungs il will afford
great relief A.G. PAGE, agenifor Bath.
NIB. Beware ofcounterfeits. 1y2I
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!. BBoWN.s WORM lozeNcEs,

RE the most valuable and certain medicine everdis
"A covered for destroying and expeIng all kinds Of
worms which frequently trouble children. They are
osfezceiesf remedy and pleasant to the taste as
any eonnsos confectionery They differ from all other
worm loscnges as they have mercury in them.
months n PAGE ,gen, fnr E3a,h
~. d. beware ofcounteffeits ly21
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Dyer's Cleaning and waning FIuid,

s.easest Labor Saving article yet discovered-ma-
s INC perfectly clean in quarter the usu-
ed to give satisfaction the money refunded-TRY III
A. 9. PAGE, Agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17

THE subscriber respectfully announcer to the
II 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.
JOHN 8. YOUNG.
Bath, May 23, 1850. tf4s
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17

IUST received China Hall, an extensive assortment
ofCrockery Glass and China Ware, and will be sold
at great Bargains.
Ii3 wv. HEATH CO.
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kennebcc and Portland Railroad.
Independent Line.
60 So 9f&
THIS Road having been extendedinto Portland will
commence running regularly from their otCn Depot,
at the foo, of Chestnut and Pearl Streets Back cove
MONDAY, the I'd day of September.
Portland to Bath.
Leave Portland 81 AM, and AT PM, for West
brook Falmouth, Cumberland, Yarmouth, North Var
mouth, Junction, Freeport. Mer riman's Road Bruins
wick and Hardng's Road, Bath.
Bath to Portland.
Leave Bath at A M, and 12A P NJ, for Portland.
Passengers wishing go to Winthrop will purchase
through tickets TO Augusta, and procure check on
board the convey them 10 Winthrop for the
sum to Augusta Fare from Boston or Lawrence TO
Gardiner, Hallowell or Augusta, $780, the same re-
turning. Fare from Portland TO Gardiner, Hallowell
and Augusta 81, So
Steamboats, the Kennebec river, in connection
with trains Bath conveying passengers TO and from
edmond, Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta.
AT Bath, stages with Wiscasset, Damariscot-
Ia, Waldoboro, Thomaston, Belfast and Bangor
AT Augusta, stages run daily to Waierve, Bangor,
Belfast and the principal towns north and east, Also,
steamboats, run twice day from Hallowe and Augusta
to and from Vassalboro and Waiervile.
U The company will not be responsible for baggage
amount exceeding $50 in value unless notice be
given and paid for al the Of one passenger for
cry $500 additional value. Id. LANG, Supt.
Brunswick, Sept. 4, 1850. 29tf
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HARDWARE !
UNION HOTEL.
SAN FRANCISCO,
C2ulf nFmfA.

THIS Establishment has been recently ftted
a nm In Pacific ST, near Sansome which 10 con-
5sn venient the business parts OF the city, also
fllWb to the City Hail. aud o,her public buildings
- within few minutes walk Of the principal Sieam-
boat landings .,-..,
The Proprietor, from his long experience in the bust
ness in Ciy Of New York, thavng been connected
with Lovejoys Hotel for several years. feels consdtns
those who may visit his House win Rnd there tho
comforts Of a home GEORGE BROWN.
San Francisco, Aug, 1850. Emil Proprietor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17

Wisdom is the olive that springe,h from
the heart, bloometh on the tongue, and
beareth fruit in the actions.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
P @ E 7 R Y.

HAPPY HoUR RS.
BY S. d. ANDERSON.
Earth has thousand happy hours,
To charm the darkest lot;
thousand blissful meDories
That will not be forgot;
They bloom around the wanderers path
Where storms and tempests come,
Like those sweet flowers that cluster round
His childhood's happy home.
Our early home, with all its joys,
The streamlet and the mill,
The old oak tree meath which we played,
The singing Of the rill;
The glad tones of our sisters voice,
Pure as the summer flowers,
Are with us still to make the earth
Full of those happy hours.
Earth's later scenes. when time has sped,
And brought some loved one near,
The whispering of whose brightest word
Was happiness to hear;
The echo of whose footsteps nigh
Like spring-time to the bowers,
Or bird and blossom to the tree,
Filled earth with happy hours.
And then the mothers gladstone smile,
The heaven within her eyes,
As seated in her vinc-clad cot,
The lovliest meath the skies
She presses to her beating heart
The image of that one
Her heart has chosen for its home,
From all beneath the sun.
Evebrings cheerful circle round
The old familiar hearth,
And many happy voice is heard
In melody and mirth:
No discord in that evening song,
No jarring in that strain,
For heaven is bending down to bring
Rarth's happy hours again.
Night is not dark. for love illumes
The cottage with its rays;
Watches beside the sleeper's couch,
Lists while the mother prays;
Constant as hope it mingles in
The image of each dream,
And lights the sleeper's fancy with
Its richest, rosiest CLEAN.
Earth's happy hours upon lifc's tide
Fall with kindling glow,
AS those bright stars that from above,
Fall on our path below;
A beacon fire amid the storms,
To steer our bark Alright,
And shed around the sinking heart
Their glory and their light.
The past has many happy hour
On which the pure heart dweIls,
And draws its sweetness drop by drop.
From memory's honied cells.
Thoughts of the loved. each look and word,
The cadence of each tone
Come back with happy, happy hours,
We never are alone
Good deeds, bright thoughts on angels wings
To make our spirits soar
Above the rust and dross of earth,
Above the tempest's roar;
Into milder, purer sky,
Beneath brighter sun,
And stars that shine in gladness down
On happy hours begun.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
ID Y f. RS
WASHING FLUID.
The greatest Labor Saring Article yet
discovered.


u Y its use, washing machines and hard rubbing
~ entirely dispensed with, and one-haf of the u-
Dor required II do the washing of family.
The Fluid is chemical compound. OF sufficient
strength extract all foreign substances from the CLOTH
by simply boiling small quantity of with the clothes
and without the sgh,es, injury the delicate fab
ric Try IL and III does not prove satisfactory, the
money will be refunded
Sold al rs cents per bottle, or so cts per gallon.
Dyer's Blueing Fluid,
used in connection with the Washing, Bleaching and
Cleansing Fluid. every family will be delighted with
Is cheaper and more convenient than the indigo bag
andfew superior.
Sold AT 25 cents per bottle
Also above. the
EXCELSIOR STARCH,
the hes, article manufactured put up pound packages
expressly for family Being entirely free from all
specks. This article may be used with the utmost
hdence in preparing the finest muslins and linens II is
wholly unnecessary Starch Polish SPermaceti,
il produces fine polish without cumming up, OF in
jurine The fabric.
Sold al 12H cents per ID.
N. b. Beware of injurious counterfcits and ima-
tions
For sale at the City Market by
4miO A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
BROWNS COUGH L0zENGEs,

HESE lozengcs the best, safest, and most efecu-
al remedy in usefnr colds, coughs consumption
asthma quincy, Influenza and all pulmonary affections
attended with tighness ofthe chest, splitting Of blood
pain in the side loss sleep weakness &c The receipt
has been highly approved and they daily recommen
dedby many of our most dix,ingnshed physicians who
speak ofthem in the highest terms Of praise.
1y2l A. G PAGE agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
F. Browns Toothache Drops.

TOR the ohe ttooihache by its application
L afew times This is the only compound which efec
tuay kills the nerve ofhe defective tooth without The
least pain or injury the others. II warranted
contain The leas, acid kreosole, which is injurious
to the oiherteeih, and poisonous in its effects.
A. 6. PAGE agent in Bath.
N. b. Beware ofcounereits 1y21
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Agents Wanted.

To sell SEARS NEW AND POPULAR PICTORIAL
DESCRIPTION OF THE UNITED STATES, Treas
ury of knowledge Pictorial Family Annual, and other
useful publications.
To Of enterprise and tact this offers opportu-
nifty for profitable improvement seldom 10 be with.
There is not town in the Union where right honest
and well disposed person fail Of selling from so
200 volumes, according 10 the population.
Full particulars Of principles and profits OF the agen
cy will be given on application tpost paid) to PET
TENGlLL, 10 State street, Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
Cutlery and Brittania Mare.

600 SETS Of Ivory and common Table Cutler,
COO at great Bargaini.
GATORS from 50 CENTS to SIS.
1ls s,w. HEATH 4 CO.
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Stoves! Stoves =!

THE Subscribers have
\ on hand and are now
selling al the LOWEST PRA-
CEs, ST 0V L ) OF every
description, some Of which
are heavier, bester finish
ed, and more perfect than
any others in use. We
warrant them, and il, upon
trial Of thirty days, do not
prove satisfactory, the mo-
w. WALKER K CO.
..... so
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New Furniture store!

Opposite Sagadahook Ferry, Hodgkin's Wharf
J. B. HUDSON,
TNTENDSkeepinga II kinds IF usefu articles
Il in the furniture line, such as Bureaus, Bed
steads, Feathers, Chairs, Tables, sc. sc.
Furniture Pr hitting done in good style, many
color,ahd work repaired and vanished. All
favorsthankfullyreceive nd promptly execui-
ed.
Bath, Nov. 2, 1913. 19
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From Godey's Ladys Book.
Der.
Octobers solemn, dirge- like winds
Are wailing through the trees;
At every breath some bright leaf falls,
Borne far upon the breeze.
Like beauteous, brilliant flowers they lie
Upon the cold, damp earth;
But though October's dress be gay,
She breaths no sound of mirth.
Her voice is sad, like wind harp's notes,
But her skies are deeply blue;
Her robe king might proudly wear.
So rich its golden hue.
love the fair October days,
The blue and sunny skies;
The forest robe her hand hath wove,
Of richest-tinted dyes.
But oh, dread November's frosts!
November's weeping skies;
The stormy winds that then will drown
October's latest signs.
But, though tremble at her breath.
And fear her w;nt'ry reign,
know the days will quickly pass,
And Spring will smile again.
And thus as seasons glide away,
The page Of life we turn,
And if our hearts but own the wish,
Some lesson daily learn.
For we, like autumn flowers, must fade,
Like autumn flowers must die,
Ere through the cherries gate of death
Our spirits soar on high.
And though the grave be cold and drear
And narrow be the bed,
We have no cause to faint or fear,
For "5lessed are the dead"
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eRowN,s SARSAPARILIA 8 TOMATO BITIeRS

a u PAJ r, agent Tor Bath
NIB. Beware of counterfeiis. 1y21
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-02
TRUST SALE.

virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to the
H. subscriber on the 3Ist January, 1850, BY
Matthew Wilson, now decd, shall for the
purposes in said trust mentioned, proceed, at the
late residence of said Wilson, on Tuesday, the 24th
day Of September 1850, to sell for cash. the follow
ing personal property, to wit negro man named
ALBERT, about fifty years Of age, Grey horse,
Is years old, Grey mare l6 years old Bay mare,
three years old, Dun mare, years old, l Bay mare
about IS years old; sorre mare about twenty years
old, mich cows, red heiter all his household
furniture, including Beds, bedsteads and furniture,
6 Windsor chairs, 6 split bottom chairs bureaus,
walnut dining table, a cherry stand, safe, /
brass eight day clock, cupboard furniture, such as
plates, dishes, knives. forks, &c, all his kitchen
furniture, plantation wagon and gear, for five
horses, pair of stretch chains Livingston plough
Mccormick plough. double shovel poughs, l
single do, guilty ator,2 pair of double trees, l
large harrow, 3 chopping axes, iron wedges, and
all other farming utensils in his possessions head
Of sheep and their increase, n hogs and their in
crease. K, P. KINNEY, Trustee.
On the same day will be sold by the admnstra-
tor, any other personal property belonging to the
estate.
September ?, 1850.
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PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING engaged in business for or more years
[ | in the Western Country, will sell at public
auctionon Friday the 18th Of September next at my
residence, l2 mile west of Midway 4 miles south
of Greenviie, Augusta county, the following prop
erty, viz: about 40 head of young Cattle, most of
which will make good Beef, or 10 Mich Cows,
or 3 yoke of Oxen, 5 head of work Horses and
Gear, 8 two year old Colts and one spring Colt.
about 70 head of Hogs, 500 to 1000 bushels Corn,
over 200 bushels Poland Rye, for seed, new and
valuable grain lately introduced in the county,
This crop of Rye supposed to have averaged over
20 bushels to bushel sowing, from to 700 bush
els good white Wheat, quantity of upland Hay,
l new four Horse Power, superior article, and
good Threshing Machine with shaker to it, very
little worn, set horse power Castings, from Pol
mers improved patterns, Barrouche and harness,
Wagons, and various other articles.
1.ERMS-Cash for all sums of Five Dollars and
under, over that amount credit of nine months
will be given, bond and approved security required
have also for sale valuable Farm of about
$40 ACRES,
within one mile Of the main Valley Plank Road,
and near Midway, which will sell on very favor
able terms. This Farm is well watered and i'm
proved and can be divided to advantage A credit
of several years will be given on half the money if
desired, that sum, however, 10 bear interest
would sell the half or the whole of the above named
Farm. VIM. s. MCCORMICK
September 2, 1850,
Oo- Spectator copy is and charge this office.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-02

A DAMS l. CO.'S NORTHERN. EAST
IN ERN AND WESTERN EXPRESS OF
FlCE, No. 5, l4h ST., t,oo doors from Post Office.
Our daily express for Washington, Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, New York, Boston-elso Cumberland
Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and
st. Louis, and all the principal cities and towns
North, E asst and West, leaves Richmond at Z l.2
O'Clock A. M.-by which we are prepared to for
ward cases, packages, Merchandise, bank notes,
specie, &c, with our usual care and despatch, at
mail speed, and on the most reasonable terms
Packages, &c. forwarded by this Express arrive
in Philadelphia the same night, and New York at
an early hour the next day.
Notes, Drafts, bills &C., will be collected on any
place where there is an Express connection, and
prompt returns made
Custom House entries made in Boston, N York
Philadelphia and Baltimore, duties paid and goods
forwarded as directed.
Our Express from the North arrives at 6 o'clock
T. M, daily. Merchants and others ordering goods
will find it greatly to their advantage to forward
by our line, thereby isurng their safe and speedy
arrival
Our arrangements are Of the most complete char
acter and we hope by transacting business prompt
ly and on reasonable terms to merit as great share
of public favor as has been extended to the East
ern end OF the line
Our wagons will call for and deliver goods in.
tended for us free OF additional charge.
SpS- In connection with MessIs EDWARDS, SAN :
FORD Co., Money, Packages, &C., will be re-
ceived y delivered in any city or town in England,
Ireland or Scotland.
II. P. JEWETT, Agent, No. 3, 18th st.
August 26-ly.
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TO FIDUCIARIES.
'O:O-O:X

YNHE undersigned having been appointed Com
i missioner in Chancery by the County Court
of Augusta, offers his services to Executors, Ad-
ministrators, Gu ardans Trustees, &c. By pro.
must be stated and settled before Commissioner
OF the County Court without an order OF reference,
the Commissioner also has power, at the instance
Of an Exo'r or Admir-. to summon creditors before
him in order to ascertain the amount of indebted.
ness OF the estate upon which he has administered
at the instance OF any person interested he mpy
summon the Fiducary to account before him, and
aJudgment creditor may obtain from him a sum-
mons to the debtor, to appear before him and
make discovery, SC.
Any business entrusted to me will meet with
prompt attention. may be found at all times,
when not Professionally absent, at my Law Office
ip Stanton. VIM, II, HARTMAN.
September 2,-6m,
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MARRIED,

On the 22l instant, by the Rev. William G.
Campbell, Mr.. PETER HANGER, to Miss MAR
GAREr, daughter of Maj. William Poage, all of
this county.
On the 2lst instv at Arbour Hill, near Stann-
ton, Va, the residence of Capt VIM. Young, by
the Rev. J. B. Davis, Mr.. WINFIELD ScorT
CHASE, of Providence Rhode Island, to Miss
EMMA L. A CHASE, only daughter Of the late
Abel D. Chase, Esq, of Baltimore.
In Cabarrus county, on the 9th of July, by
the Rev. Daniel A. Penick, DR.. JAMES STUART,
OF Rockbridee, Va, to Miss MARGARET j. Nor
RIsoN, of this place. -AsheuiAe IN. co. News,
On the 9TH inst, at the Warm Springs, Bath
Co., Va, by the Rev. Jos. 7. Phelps, Mr.. JAMES
w. LAREw, Of this county to Miss FRANCIS v.
MCCLURE, of the former place Vadey Star.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-09-02
OBITUARY..

DIED,--on Friday, the 2sd instant, ANN E.
LrzABETH, daughter of Mrs Antoine,te Brown,
of this place. This young lady, who had just
completed her goth year, had given early evil
dence of more than ordinary capacity for re-
tanning knowledge, and the eagerness with
which she sought to cultivate her mind laid the
foundation for the disease which finally cut short
her days Intense application had brought on
brain fever which became fixed malady, ander
which she suffered long and painfully. The
early blossom thus faded, withered and died
leaving behind the recollection of its promise
with the sorrow and sadness of disappointed
hopes-Spectator.
-, at Dayton, Ohio, on the 18th inst, after
protTacted illness; Luclus g. SMITH, Esq, for
merly of this place.
-, of Cholera, on the Ohio river, on the =
inst, Mr.. ALEXANDER DYER, oldest son of Mrs
Dyer, Matron of the Western Asylum.