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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05

New DURHAM. n. J.. June 30 1919.
MrSsRs. SANDs:-My wife suffered with distress and
burning her chest for many years, and my daughter
afflicted from her birth with humor in her blood
We consulted various physicians, and tried numerous
remedies, without much benefit, until we heard III rongh
Rev Thomas Davis the great medicinal value Sands
SarSaparilla. On his recommendation nv wife and
daughter decided trying it, and soon experienced
maneni Benefit. My daughters skin assumed "A new an
pearance from beng rough, hard and scaly, it became
smooth and soft. NJ wiies suflerugs are almost gone
and It's a short longer it is my firm belief will
produce perfect cure. Yours with respect
G. :. HENDRICKSON
Pastor Of the Baptist Church. At The English Neiyh5or
hood.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by A b K d
SANDS. Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton 81 corner
of William. New York Sold alsoby Druggists rener-
ally throughout the United States and Caradas Price
81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
For sale by A. {: Page Agent for Bath. eow3mt2
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mERCURIAL DISEASES.

BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT is perfect and thor
ongh erodcdt0r of al the effects Of MERCURY; of the
preparations OF CaLoMEI MERCURY, from the
tenn and restores the Aood muscles and all the parts dis
cdsed, their original. HEALTHY STATE.
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RN THE LAST MAIL.

BOSTON-Ar 3D. bark Harvard (of BATH Goodwin,
Savannah Goth CID >chrs Juliet, Newbrt, Waldobo-
ro' ; Virginia. Nelson, ThOmaston.
NEW YORK-Ar I'd, bank Clcodia, (of Thomaston)
from y OIlraus.
ANANNAII-Cl Goth, sch Grccian King, Bath. 27th,
shi Martha ~ ard, Trutt, York.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 22d, Parlo, Kinney, Tho as
ton.
At ST Thomas 18th ut ship Andover, rearse for New
Orleans, repairing.
At Gouaves 9TH ult, brig Louis Walsh, Miken, from
Frankfort for \. y oTk.
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EEVER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DUNNTNG Pastor of the Presbv.
terrain church. Adams Basin. Monroe comfy. ~ Y wrue
70 US: Fl hay" iHst received letter from Mr. ChsNNEY
DuNNiNG relative u the af MS Fever-sore You NAV
depend what il states for he Christian nan and an
elder IN the church Some years he had
OF his Ices cd IF. 10 his life. Consequence Fever
The other leg being affected and about to he
ampuUied. unnnclidrd BkA~T's MEDICINE Read the
result. He i hIrc nyci only THREE soTrIEs of
BRANT'S MEDICINE. Iircci HOPE, from your
7BsHesdTii8F llciiciae. tm with
The blessing at Coil ~ hfs elected lem
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Crockery, Glass. Stone and Earth
en- Ware,

Together with comhlete assortment Of wooden ant
Wilton such fine French Baskets Cradles. Car
ri Sponge Baskets, Tag Baskets, Splnt, Covered
Cross Bar, Cherry and Market Baskets, BrOoms, MOI
handles, Selves, Pailes Sugar Boxes eds, Nheebar
rows &c Also good assortment OF Abicot and Jut,
Mats
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Sure RELIEE

Has attended all who have applied 10 Or. Clay and
attended strictly mis- directions. His long practical
experience and astonishing in the
Consumption Nervous, Bilious, Chrome and Female
Diseases, him for sole ting for treatment the
worst possible cases that be found in the commu-
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He has in his possession many aalterng testimonials
unsolicited by him, from various individuals, some o
whom persons OF disinction, IeStying The grea
success attending his practice Also, manly fatterns
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Read the following from

New ORLEANS Nov. II. 1912
MEssEs SANDs-l take the liberty oil sending YOU a
letter winch may he of Importance 10 those who
suffering as have done. | received great benefit
Your Sarsaparlla having been cured ma lady AT
suffering SIX years. hereby cheerfuly certify the
good effect of your medicine, and hope God will reward
YOU all the good You have done cTonc cough had
tornencd day and night and repeated attacks of e.
Undue ed me 10 believe thai should die with con-
sumplrrn One day, while suffering violent attack Of
burning eter- friend persuaded me I'd Try Your ncon-
parabe medicine bnt tell the truth. had no conf
dence III H. finally purchased bone, and BY lis use
aud the help Cod restored to better health ,ltn
had ennyed for cannot but bless the author
of this admirable medicine.
With great respect. am gentlemen,
Your ohetlient servant
FERMIN GROUPAZ
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500 Sets of common and Ivory Table Cutlery.
Common and Gothic Tea Trays, Of all patterns, so
most Beautifully lniad with Pearl
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Bath Writing Academy.

MIR. PERLEY has rc-opcned his Writing Academy in
VI perccs Block and viii be Ia py receive calls from
any who NAV wish for his instruction. The room will be
open every day and three evenings each week.
VIII open Monday Eve. Dec. Q h. and be
kept open Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings
lie viii also open school on South Street, the
formerly occupied for the female Grammar school, com
mcnciug Tuesday Eve Dec IT, and kept every Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday evenings. 2w2l
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DISASTER s.
DOMESTIC PORTS

Boston--Ar 21h, schs Carolina, Carnage VBrstoI;
Z Harriet. Buntor, Westpot
Ar 2sth ship WIN Cooper, Lincoln, N Orleans
New Orleans-Towed 1, sea, On shin Jobp Smear
Adv ships e Cah un, Lowell for LiyerpooI most
Of cargo engaged; France, for Philadelphia few days
Cid 18TH ship Rockaway, Liverpool.
New York-Cld 25th, sch Silas Wright, johnson,
Bath,
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TapiOCa, SagO.

QOTATO Starch, Corn starch, Farina, Maccaroni, Iris
l. Moss and Vermacelli, for sale by
Bath, Oct 49, 1850 10 w. p. MARSTON
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Let it be Understood by All,
No Mercury i'm any Case.

That Doc, Clay il member Of The Reformed rrac-
IT, .I,..lt,
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SPOKEN.

Nov s. in the Mono passage big Mechanic Of th IA
ds I'm York for Chagres
i'm ut LAT 35 lon 70 H. ship Caspian, T,uflnt, from
Bath for Mobile.
sept -. lat lon 81 w, ship John Meruck Stevens
I'm New York, (Aug 49, for San Francisco.
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SYRUP, Corn Starch. Farima. Hominv, Samp Cracke
- Cocoa Rye Flour Corn rye and wheat Meal Ia iocf
Sage Arrow Root Ground Rice &c for sale at the Cit
Market by % AGPAGE
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FROM KENTUCKY.


Mcssrs. SANDs-Ii is my duty communicate facts in
relation the beneficial effects OF your com
pound OF sarsaparia. My wife afflicted with nia-
nation and soreness Of the stomach If the chaac-
rer her limbs and chest much swollen; she had
constant headache, and last spring attacked severe
ly with Inh1mmanry rheumatism. The best medical
aid could obtain afforded only momeuary relief and
while IN this situation, She heard the many
bic cures effected by the Sands Sarsapar and
commenced lis use, which produced instant relief and
less than SIX bottles entirely removed all the drupsical
swelling and every other uil NINA symptom Tesior-
m% her To perfect health send this act
of Justice, believing be my duly 10 encourage The
suffering portion of the human ;Imy Sands
sapariiia. which believe has parallel in the ca1a-
Iognc OF medicine, W Hh feelings OF lasting gratitude |
remain your friend. SAMUEL p. HARGER.
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"ATrIcA, Geuesee Co, February |. 1919
IN I. WALLACE CO.-(chtlcmen: was, for
than year, afflicted with disease OF the stomach could
not fat greasy substance without causing great
PAIN sickness. and vomiting, and continually afflicted
with stomach |. experiment, tried bottle
of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, my utter dsappoiLt-
en e1sed and reteH the usual pain after eating there
fore used second bottle. which completely
disease. well and hearty, and almost any
thing without being panied, the becoming
g Yours respectfully, T. S. WILCOX"
Mr., Wilcox is a respectable merchant Of
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DANGEROUS ScRoFULA

has more efficacy and impure blood disease thu
TEN Bottles of SarsaparilIa.
u, then. ONE BOTTLE of PURIFIER sells for orr Dotr A.
OAe BlilLe Of Nlrslnnrh4 slnlld sell CIR Ten Cants
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Medical Advice Gratis.
DIR. II. Richard Clay,
Sagadahock House, Bath,

MONDAY and TUESDAY. December OH and 10Th
vi for consultation with patients laboriug under the
various forms of Disease, - particularly affections
of the lungs. liver kidneys, stomach bowels nervous
system, dyspepsia spinal diseases, suppessions and e
male complaints ofcvery name, piles hstula and
pernoc. caarrh in tie head, chronic bronchitis mercu-
rial and rheumatic diseases, urinary difficulties dropsy,
salt rhcum, scroua, and all diseases arising
impure the blood habit the system.
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Silver and Plated Ware.
30 1Zro -

Rich and Common Tea and Coffee Pots, Uns, COTE
Casters from so cts TO $3.50 different patterns.
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To the Honorable Arnold Baney Esquire, Judge of Pro
bate within and for the County of Lincoln.
NANCY NJ DELANO, administrative of the estate Of
~ LEWIS DELANO, late of Bath, in said County
deceased respectfully represents that the personal
of the said deceased is sufficient by the of two
hundred nineteen dollars and 81 his lust
debts charges of adm she therefore praNs
that she may be empowered and licensed sell and con-
vey much of the real of the said deceased as NAV
be sufficient the said with incidental charges
NANCY NJ. DELANO.
LINCOLN, ss-At a Probate Court held at " iscasset
within and for the County of Lincoln the Cd day
Dect mber, AID, ls50.
Tn the foregoing petition, ordered, that the said petit
TONER give ice all persons interested in said estate
mat they may appear at Court of Probate be holden
az Wlscasset, within and for said County, the first
Monday of January next, by causing copy said petit
ton, with this order be published in the Eastern Times
printed AT Bath in said County, three weeks successfully
previous to said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge
Auest.-EDwIN :. IIovEY Register
3w24 True copy-Attest: EDWIN : IIovRY, Reg
LINCOLN, sat 4 Cour Of Probate held al Wiscas
set, within and for the County Of Lincoln, on the first
Monday Of December. A d 1850
ELIZABETH HUNTINGTON named Exccutrix in
~ cert;iin Instrument purpurling be the last Will
aud testament OF Timothy Huntington. late of Rich
m"nd III SAID county deceased, having presented the
for Probate:
Orde cd that The said executrx give notice TO al pc
Interested, by causing copy OF this order 10 be post
ed up IN some public place IN the town Of Rc hmund, and
by publishing the the Eastern Times printed
Bath three weeks suceesSvely that they appear
al Probate Court 10 be held Soasset, the first
Monday of January next and show cause, if any they
have. why the said instrument should be ptoved
proved, aud allowen as the last viii and. amemt Of
said deceased
4RNoLD BL4NEY, Judge Of Probate
true copy, attest: EDWIN =. HovLu, Register.
3w2I
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA. &c.

BYRON, GENEsEE Co, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1877.
"Messrs. NJ. T. WALLACE Co: Some time last win.
ter wife became debHted from the effects of
,hed and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could lift her child
perform household labor Her medical treatment
varied according the advice and prescriptions the
eminent physicians until skill was exhausted in useless
efforts. She became skeleton that the time she
commenced taking Bydnrs Medicine she weighed no
than eighyve pouns hut by the time she had taken four
bottles she became perfectly we'll The is perfect
that she is enabled do all necessary household work.
and gained thirty pounds OF flesh in four weeks.
"YOurs truly, c. 3. GALENTINE."
The reader viii observe that Mr. GMESTINE says
He, Informed by 4. s. TERRY, Esq, of tue
I'M has lied medic
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Patten Library. Association.

fnlE annual assessment OF one dolLar each share
owned in the Patten Library, being due, the mem
bers are requested to pay the same forthwith.
; J NEALLEY, TrtaS.
Bath Nov 10, 1850 %
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New Box and Cask Raisins.
New Ruckwheat Flour,

(nTRON, Sultana Raisins, Hickory nuts Walnuts
Almonds, Filbers, Pecan nuts Chesnuts, Casana nuts
for sale at the City Market by - AGPAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05
Genuine Cough Medicines.

HUNGARIAN Balsam of Life, Schenck's Pulmonic
syrup, syrup of Lirerwort, Cod Oil Candy and all
kinds genuine Cough Medicines for sale by
- PAGE, Igent for B1th.
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sssabbit's Soap Powders,

kOR washing, the original and genuine Divers Washfuc
F-ud, Excelsior Starch Polish, LIQUID Blue extra
white Starch, for sale at the City Market by
~ A G PAGE.
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SALT RHEUM,

and ~ impure chronic dseo.e'c the BLOOD always cured
by BRANT'S EXTRACT
For sale BY A. G. PAGE, Bath j. Wakefield
and c. A. Macumberi East Thomaston; c.
Prince Thomaston; w . n, Barnard, Waldobo-
ro'; &. II. Thomas, Richmond; S. B. Wether-
hee, Warren; !. ID. Davis, Lewiston Falls; Z.
Dana, Jr. Damariscotta; 6. ). Holt, Topsham;
Pierce & Martin, So. ThoNIaston; r. T. Carr,
Bowdouham; J X. Clark, WIscasset; W. A.
Ribber, Little River Village.
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% g 81 { ID q .
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

SUNDAY, Dec l.
ARRIVED,
Brr Julia Payson. Prebe, Philadelphia.
Sch Mary Jane, Perkins, Wilmington, NC.
Sch Henry Feeling Kelley, New York.
Sch 'nlv Son, Atkins, Boston;
Sch Arno, iiealS, BOSTON
Sch Yucatan, Beck, Boston.
Sch Packet, Thompson, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Jane, Turner New YORK.
DISASTERS.
Rig Mary Ellen, OF Gardiner, which was cap>ized ant
dismasted in July, drified ashore Haeras Met. ant
was recently stated ue-n got ahnat wreckers
from Norfolk, was abandoned at night Of 25th. b,
Capt Joseph BAKER while her way round 10 Norolk
under JifV mass supposed account Of boz ferrous
weather. She was full Of water N her materials
board and Manill cables worth 5000 proanly used il
getting her OIL. The whole loss is nearly $1,000.
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VIE BHIN I-N FIHTTTETN
CANCERS CURED,

MI. 81 n KINNEY. merchant. CiHtoH. OHeiia county,
" H.. said
eiircin. vo'riti vi INC E,ES rnfgh tie efficacy
OF EE NNI'S Pj ElFllEt EXTRACT" A ofqecr-d5cfor
IN Gu"1r county. y. Y. II also said fURIFfrR Mr.
A L. SETTLE, druggist. ~ loarr. Nom gtTerv conn
". y y. d> informed a. IL an inlpurm Of Ci>CrR
OF long Standing. 'vC effected. aged lady that
place i. therefore, tIis PURIFIER Cancer by its p-
rIiyng healing power what impure ds-use Of the blood
not CUrr! seven years experience and triumph SAYS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05
Piano Fortes.

r,IIE subscriber has received from of the best man
nncurers in the country two high finished, me tol-
~ piano Fortes and will sell them very cheap indeed
please call and examine them al the Adcon Siore.
Nov.2 ~
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Wooden Ware.

urITBS Pals Firkins Brooms, Mop Handles, Wash
boards, Bread Pin: and Boards fioor brushes, Market
too numerous to merton, for sale by
Oct %, 1850. ~ w MAhSIoN.
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF The SYSTEM

Mr.. A. HOLTSTANDER merchant. Obcriin Lorrdia Co.,
Ohio December 49, 1873, and after having stated how
like charm the PULMONARY BAISAM had effected the
his vye' cough said have person.
ally used BR-dNTfS PURIFY ING EXTRiCT, for gen
eal dehity Of my syster and have no hesitation in
ing that the hest medicine and NvIGoRATE
THE SYSTEM that have used In sreru instance where
have sold BRANTS MEDICINES, they hare PrOred
NJ. E.an i...n. IL. ~. MI. lL..sr
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMP ANTS.

No remedy offered The pubc has been hdif a. Ger.
tam Ind etectdi ~ restoring the Incidental roaessea
aud frTegHGTies of the BRANI's PULMoNARY BAL
1t makes difference whether the arrangement he
impression other icasRess-it REGU LATES ALL
by strengthening The SYSTEM eguai=ing the CIRCULATION and
sssg and aLuyiag NERVOUS IRRIrABILiTY. u See pam
MI.
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(aDs;ea
ROSyS AFSre
E/I2
Terrible Catastrophe ~!
Insane Hospital Destroyed by FIRE.

TWENTY LIVES LOSTl
The Insane Hospital at Augusta, was de-
stroved by fire on Wednesday morning, and it
is supposed that 20 Of the unfortunate lunatics
have nerished in the flames The fire, it is
thought, took from defective chimney. Some
of the lunatics gave the alarm as soon as the
fire was discovered, but the keepers supposing
their cries of fire were nothing but their ac.
customed rawlings, gave no heed to them, until
they discovered the building was filling with
smoke.
The Hospital was built at the expense Of
the State, at great cost, and will be great
public loss.
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr.. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of Stamford Conn. one Of
the oldest aud most respectable physicians, afflicted
with Iirc CON TTiHf many years. and perfectly cured
by vsiag BitNNTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
hundred, o tferC rsaS. c.:r,-d.
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Real Estate For Sale.

THE well known Waldron Estate. situated on the
L west side OF Washington street. between Centre and
School streets very desirable stand for business will
be sold on reasonable terms Apply
15lf j. ELLSWORTH
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LYceuna.


Commencing al O'Clock. Price of admission to a sin
gle lecture l2i cents. Per Order,
+. ;. ]. NEALLEY, Sec and Treas.
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

from the girl 10 the and the middle dqe-hs
dcceeyafcd and the other gradny suppressed
prevent any the fatal diseases that frequently arise in
consequence of such change.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-05

Mr. j. b. HAsEIS of Rome, Oneida Co, n. Y, who was
cured oil Scroa IN 1916 10 the facts related below
IN an action III the SUPREME COURT in the City Of York
on the z5ht Of December, 1872 under the following crc1m.
stances -
person in the city Of Me-, York had manufactured and
venled spurious article OF medicine, calling BRANTs
lSuAN MEDicINEr ~ imitation Of The yeaHle medicine He
was prosecuted 10 obtain damages in the Supreme
e Guy ot New York, and the referred BY The Court
To Bosworf. ESD. > Liberty st, eminent Lawyer,
US Referee To take tie rstm my. The defendant pleaded
cine had IN published FALSE STATEMENTS of cures
and thus had committed ffHi the pulSc and therefore,
was not enited 70 damages. The OF Mr.
selected as being MISE and GaSins as iritac in
regard 10 the FACTS published his testimony MORE
THAN SUSTAINED he publication.
Mr. HAskIN sad, we'll acquainted with Brants PuTiftns
EStrart-iave used FIR NT Jd
very badly asie by attended by 81
told n- could not hv--lat medicine could
of such information fr
PH".her, took mri When tie Prffe-
head nicer 10 rtt;
round could be lifted
only holding hy = he
that breath passed ia aud thu ire
shoulder a lsrss hand. equally
large, whl had through my sh could
onked extended sl1hs-r
elbow which ht l ..
used HSTHts Pn HaH tscs lt-,p
daus only took aI ds
That hottie strengthened enable rt n bed the
'econfhntile took the il dose "a pnrn which -n-d
ne and healed That | able
bottle; this bottle HEALED ALL ULCERS.
about urge the end worked
at ct0ppipe rood used Bs PERFECT
GuRt snf te,r-d me- To good haiti FOR FfLL PiETiCU
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Cutlery and Brittania Ware.

400 SETS Of Ivory and common Table Cutlery
oCO al grrdt Bdrg6ini.
If s w. HEATH Co.
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Overs Cleansing and Washing Fluid.

THE greatest Labor Saving article yet discoveree-na
king the clothes perfectly clean in one quarter the su
Al ,ime-wthout rubbing and with little labor WGrGnt-
n \, ma a,;f,ctinn Dr. the money refunded-TRY 1T
:" - So A. c. PAGE, Agent for Bath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-13
Counrser or Br,rAIo-L.vs Iurosrs.

The importation Of bacon In is4ot7 and "a was In.
clud.d under the head Of pork. The Importation OF
corn Ia ls4s very great being in Of that In
the great panic Jesr-lsi7 This b the only article Of
brsadtuns showing increase In receipts, In lsio
1s4I The importation Of wool, coal and butter
ir,o Buffalo from the West has largely increased dur
ing the pact four years.
During the rscen. session OF the Legislature Of Yer
mont they Incorporated several railroad projsc.s
and amended others.
I. To Incorporate the Montpelier and Connecticut
River Railroad Compsny.
=. To incorporate the AscEtney Railroad Company.
3 In addition to act Incorporating the Rutland aud
burlington RaiiIosd Company
To extend charter OF Southern vermont Railroad
Company
In addition 20 act incorporating Rutland and
Ns'bipetop Railroad tompsDy
6. To extend charter Of Western Vermont Railroad
Conpspy.
l. TO smsnd an ar. TO incorporate Vermont Valley
Railroad company, approved Nov $, 1sis.
In relation TO he bennington and brsttleboro Rail-
rosd Company.
To amend act incorporating Brsttleboro' sad
fitchbnre Railroad Company,
There are dorsns of applicants 10 the Legislature o.
nearly every state In tho Union, for railroad charters
no,t Of which granted; and the probability h that
not than In dorSn Of the psniss will be
orgsnSsd and very es Of the rsBies organised will
construct the roads contemplated. We have al
than the population and bushes. will properly support
and there great danger Of such competition will
make them the poorest property In the coantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-13

J,r 1l-kssc hilton and George A Weaver were
trougb; before the Commissioner charged with larceny
the bgh sea-, on board the packet ship Cousttu-
tioR. An examination held IN the q Hilton
tbly IL appeared that quantity o. chips stores
rising q -four rice, oatmeal and potatoes aud also
quantity o. wines and liquors, had been distracted by
The defendant Weaver tse ships carp. inter-, and con-
e. slsd In tass In room occupied by the defendant
Hilttr ana light CT nine others. The evidence vas
d., irss cent 20 I'm pliests the defendant Hilton
ss an alder and sbettor aud he discharged Weaver
nsn d. committed.
Jas ~ "A com pisint was this day made before the
Con missioner sgsitst George A. Weaver for sttem pt-
irg coEruptiy aud by threats to deter stiffness from
stirdrs examination rsstive TO the shove charge
pur,ustt 20 . subeor CO and warrant iIamedAtely
if.ped fer his srrsst