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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
BROWNS COUGH LOlENGeS;

THESE lozenges the best. safest and most edectu
al remedy in use for colds, coughs consumption,
asthma quincy, Influenza and all pulmonary affections,
attended with lighness OF the chest; spiltng of blood
pain the side, loss Of sleep weakness &c. The receipt
has been highly approved and they daily recommen
dcdb by many OF our most distinguished physcians who
speak ofthem in the highest terms of praise.
Iy2l a. q. PAGE, ag ent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

nR. A. SHAW has removed 10 the store formerly
Dcupied by Daniel Marson third door south Of the FL
lio House-where he will be happy wait upon all
customers old and new, with better stock in niceer
shop. April. 3, 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
Dead Shot for Fed Bugs.
SLEEPIN PEACE!! I

NEW preparation, aud sure Exterminaior OF those
hox'ous vermin that disturb our nightly rest.
possesses essential ipanfage any and
cry o'her similar PREPARATION that lis poisonous par
ucies remain for long time in contact with whatever
II Is applied 10. and is READY for The des-
trucon OF any af the vernn their eggs that may
cape the first destruction.
ONE THOROUGH APPLICATION annhilates, and puts
ever out OF the way those noroas, era,cng biting
7enttng invaders OF our nightly quietude.
Try II, and you shali-SLEEP IN PEACE.
Look out for counterfeit DEAD SHOT.t! A sure
test of genuineness thai every bottle has on it
the name of l.. l. DurcHER ST. ALBaNs. VT.
70 Sold for 25 bottle by Druggists and Deal
ersin Medicine generaiy-A G. PAGE our Agent for
Bath who will sell Wholesale Retail at The pro-
prietors lowest prices 4miS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

OFTEN happens to persons using a dull Razor, but
" one box OF i'll AIpERs SUPERIOR RAZOR POWDER will
prevent any from being under the necessity o pnl
ling their beard instead OF having II neatly cat or
This Powder will (by using IT, put sharp Keen edSe
a in one Perfect satisfaction warran-
ted the money refunded. Sold wholesale or retail
at wv EN- " W =
Bath. Juns rs, 1850. %
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Scheuk:s PuImOnie SYRUP.
A Sad Accident

SYRUP of I.iverwort. Vegetable Pulmonary iIalsam
y Cherry Pectoral, Hungarian Basam of.fe, the gen
uue ariiclrs, for sale by A PAGE, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
HARDWARE!

TIME subscribers have large and well Sc
j. lected stock OF Hardware. Oils, Window
Glass, Carpenter's Tools, Sc, which will be
sold very cheap. MITCHELL LOW.
Bath, May 90, 1850. 4S
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

r, BROWNS WORM l0leNGeS,
ARE The most valuable aud certain medicine everds
n covered for destroying and expellmg all kinds o.
worms which so frequently trouble children. They are
remedy aud pleasant TO the taste as
any com epn:ectionery They differ from all other
worm lozenges they have no mercury IN them
Thousands ofboxes have been sold within thelastew
months A. q. PAGE, agent lot BAN
NIB Beware ofceunterfeiis ly2l
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
Ship CambOOScs.

CONSTANTLY on hand an extern
n 64Y " sive assortment Of Ships Camboos-
TTkfk1HT- es. and Vessels Stoves of all sizes for
safe by w. WALKER 4 Co
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Furnaces
COmbs! Combs! Comb

OF the latest patterns, for heating Houses and Church
" es, constantly on hand and for sale by
w. WALKER & Co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

Culver. Shell, Buffalo and common Horn-baci
y COMBS-Side combs, Fine Combs, Pocket-combs
Round Combs for Children &c. for sale by
46 7. Ii. G. MARSTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

There probably never has been 50 popular rer.ir
patent medicine, Dr. Tow use uds's Sarsararilla
which was originally and continues to be manufac.
tured IN this city, at first By the Doctor himself and
Tor several years and TO the present time
by Clap Townsend the present proprietors. Since
the partnership formed the has resided in
New York where he keeps store and attends tn Tho
business that secumulates at that point. The manu-
factory is in this city and conducted by the junior
partner Mr. Clapp-here all the medicine is manuiac-
turel.
Few Of citizens have any idea Of the amount Of
this medicine that is manufactured and sold Besides
the sales in this country it is shipped to the Cansas
West India Islands, South America, and to En-.
rope in considerable quantities. At the mandatory
they employ steam engine, besides large number
Of men, women and girls, in the preparation of tbs
medicine, making boxes, printing &c, ana turn ou,
ready for shipment 100 dozen per day nearly
5000 bottles. This is an enormous quantity.
The great sale the medicine has acquired, has in
duced number Of men to get up limitations, and there
is at the present time, other medicines for sale that
called DR.. Townsend's SarsaPara.' One in par
ticular started short time ago in New York is called
"Oli Doctor Jacob Townsends Ssrsaparilla" and ap-
parenty with view by dint Of adv ertising and the
usual remedies resoTted TO in such efforts appropri
ate the name of DR.. S p Townsend's great remedy,
and thus gain oil The advantages resulting from the
popularity of the name which he has acquired for it.
by years of patient and expensive labors. Dr. S r.
Townsend formerly Of this CITY is well known
here, the inventor and original proprietor of the
medicine known as DR. TOWNSEND Sarsaparilla"
and think those persons who attempting to sell
their article as the genuine should lie exnosed
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MD u U nv w - ~
PROOEII PRQOEit!

Here is proof conclusive that DIR. Y. Tow nsend's
Sarsapanlls is the original. The following is from
some III the most respectable papers in this State
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Madam L. Girardin,

at the request Of a number Of inva lids, unable
10 visit Boston. will visit Bath. and remain al
the Sagadahock House from TUESDAY evening
18th of Sept, till THURSDAY noon Sept. l9th,-
where she can be consulted gratis. Ladies
wishing to consult one Of their own sex, well
qua lifted TO treat such cases the above, with
as much success as the DR.. himself, she being
perfectly acquainted withall kinds Of medi-
cines used in his practice for the last fourteen
years.
Mrs. T.. G.was graduated as female Phys
ican in lS2i in Paris, has been in extensive
practice ever since, she is very success
ful in treating diseases incident TO woman and
children, her office and residence is al ELLI-
OF street, BOSTON, where all communica-
tions (post paid } will be attended to. Medi-
cine sent 10 any part Of the country.
April 20, 1850. 80
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FROM TIE.
New YOI-l. nnIIx. Gup

DR TOWNSHIPS eNtraoId naIy al, ertiserncnt which
occupies an entire page OF the SUN viii not escape
notice. Dr. , T. Townsend, who is the original pro-
prlct1r OF DT Iownsends SaIsgpaTlla and " hose OF
nee Is NJ door To where he has been for sever
al ears, Is driving immense business. lie receives
no less than four hundred dozen OF Sarsaparila per
day and even this enormous quantity does not supply
the demand No medicine gained great u
popularity as his preparation Of the Sarsaparila His
edition oil Almandcs for 1919 cost $4,000 and he
has paid the New York SrS for advertising, in the
last four years over $4,000, and he acknowledges
that 1t IS the cheapest advertising he has had done
rms medicine IS exported to the Canadas, West In
dies, South America and Europe, in considerable
quantities, and IS coming into general in those
countries, well as here.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

Co We published an adv ertisement Inadr ertently
time since that did injustice 10 Or. :. p Town
send who is the original proprietor OF the preparation
Of Sarsaparilla known as DIR. Tow nsends Other
parties have within the past few months engaged
connected themselves with by the name Of
Townsend who put up medicine and calls il ~ the
name. Tins medicine advertised IN tn.
Tribune the original sc This advertisement nj alse
contained matter erogatory 70 the character Of DR.
$ Townsend and that OF his medicine. We regret
il appeared and in Justice to the Dr. make this ex
NJ
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ParaSOIs !

GOOD assortment now opening at the Auction Store
i by OWEN q CO.
Bath June 26, 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
ADKINS WATER WHEEL,

They have also purchased Of the ProPrietc
the right Of the
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
Farm for Sale.
Bitters! Bitters!!
Notice.

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice 10 whom u may
so,ceru thar he has in his a small lot al IRON
rc,vsd from vessel this place "a July 20th lsl9
In owner can have the by proving properly and
pa sing charges. ~" " 900
Bath March ~, lsl9. 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-09
I o. AuIc.

TaeHfa.7ne H. Aond crss Of Land.
LII NfED w Harrison. | I,int, u,i'h. nd
: Wood C"uiric-. .airac.- 10 .nii pufrhas' =.
1tt's uua.~puipi. Term 'mu'oda.,n.
ALSO
One huidud Town Lot, "a llpe CiN Of Mar
ea.t. as'a rAu,hi, sites fat private ~, nc.s.
Together win h,r lmpro. I'd tot. and e'mfcr.
i.Air daoiuHg- llcroit ior further particulars
pppl, to Tie oud,frIsu,d.
W H. ID. WARD
Noy . 1850 ~ g.
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0UIiN n -
ia the ----. iN al ----, \ u. one
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The oil /, Il Character aud signature 4"
A., Magistrate who may adm i,tcr IL,
Il, must he cc.,iiicd hy the clcJk o. TIE
',,,,r eou. of record oi his county. u idri
sell oi the eou.. Such Ger. Wca cs
...,i accompany erery casc.
/, every Instance where the certificate oi
IL, cert Wing officer who autic"tic.tcs the
-, l.. no, w,Iitrn on tl" sanIc sheet
~ Gamer winch contains IA, allid nii az 9TH.
n,p,rs authentic ,,ed tAr &C.. title he mus,
~ attached thereto by piece of tape az
INV rbbo !. the end, OF which must pass
',l,, the oiiie i seal. 81 rs to prevent an,
a.,er from being iup. oPelly attached to
The certificates.
,rbe 81 srciinn, in express terms, o,ly
;l.,s .oF the ,catIoI ~ warrant un-
r., IN. l,w. thus. the II ,ht To .oca not
10, riy.n to IA d,sigHee. tac Department
49,, v,I say that 40 ASH .nncnI, made
IN, Ia location Will hr recognized.
~, itn section d,lu,s al sales, &C.,
Ina. IA affect tic iHl. h. any .dai, ga ted
: ~ Ia. . nird p i,r To- tnc ISSUE shall
anil and ,od. aad cNpie>,l, dc,l rcs
H., ,t. ,iDd ,ota cd shall not Ice cha, god
..i,b or .uhtrct to an, debt 80 liam " ia.
,urfcd + ir To tie she of g "a.
,uf" 1t tau, apprat- 81 "a e.. I n was . =
,.,cntioa OF toagfe,, that the clam oI the
,,lilcr On hi, hcis should continue free
,,,,,n every Kind oi Iicumhr,ucr u,iil after
III, ,,,ac Of he pa sa aud thus r,i''Se the
n.n,rt urni from all the evils growing out
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W " q u I. {. AVS 4 4 u u =

- y titDnAkD, Dry natus Niorr, whole
! sale and rc.ali, No. IS Canal -lrc,i New
D!iruu~ nag.
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ana >ummcr Goods.
IRESU NIPFL}
=. ". HAusS,iTT a 60.

)tSl ~ - tllA us4tt .ui.' 'i .'h'"' 70
5 a., a., I'D a., 49,, u..,.,f - n,
p,tI.. 81. until .p...,t,,uii -, ia.
Nh, .,,-,,,o,,,. 'rj ,I. ,r,i.t. ,o.n,rli. that
ih,Ir t,ood. v,r, bouph, ia New Orleans. from
,,a, ,,pt,r,,,y hn,,-,... s,,d i,.., flt,, .hr,.
s.. i,e, tAr, ulli hc ahl, to ano .rn,r., .i,i~.
fc'ion FhcT -ioe. consists ia pat - FOL-
l". ~
every variety. brown u,ri heHel,d dniIms
cnuouad' ui English frfFh. and Amerefu
manu''' are drhlM'. ,''H''' F""'' e"H''
',,''" ''1''- i ., n...t ,,,,
,,'' l..,',, ~ Ia
-,
in'S "''," W ~. i '.,| ''''" I'm
'' % "'' ",' - 49,. ,.,.'-I',..
Nj - .1',..,
- u ,..i a.. ~
pau ' .., 80. -,
l"'''''' t.,.i,.' IL,
.l-,.. .L,,,,,, lu,.n. NJ ma ead ..l,d color.
,.'anf,tlle DO. do. AZ. ,el,ci. ulpara. hl.ck.
hu.. "a lroAu. embroidered muslin eapcs
.rti, tnrs-ols siIk lud pocket hdkf., and
bitsk .ui ,lk rrAyat-. linen and lawn, Ae.
IHar mt', ~ H'" AK gl"tt*' lte-' 'usNe'
inserting, ~, h"-irrs ef every variety.
DDNN ETS
\ AZ. 49,. ...t. - ..,,i.,,,,
~ .,,...l..I N, .
~ VI -. ,,,
- - 49,.
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The pnlli, l,u., .is,a.ln Ito 4. cscDt -.
siuu -, ".,. .,sa l., q. i,u- cuttcni t'h
iu,unNenr Is reach tie cl".iupn, sam 9.
hl,t, ii. 4 uliIion> d,c iuad ed tnuusand
u.sf,+.
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Vim. VI. Murphy. senator lrot" trcc"c
county. tl.,, has ysI-ncd his seat in t."
lie. tut, ir /. about Ia i,u,utc To
,vAIs .n1b,C If.bHn.
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" any "lIicc, or :, iirr who wuul be- en-
titled to- bounty l,ud uudrr sad act. i liy
iag, has died, leaving ia widow who iii
-ursi,es him. but Iea,i - child or chiI. lcn
under the age oI nalo i,y at the time O.
the Iaassngc OF sad act. such MINOR child
or rhilifcu arc rufli-d Ia the same unan,i
~ at Land that l',c father would b., c,ti,led
To- if living.
IN such case tie guardiap g such M or
child ar children must make u dr,l ltatinn
rs neal, corresponding with the foregoing
intns rs the nature Of the cisr Will admit
lie mus sta'r the tine a. tie .nihcr death /.
the tact that uu widow suiNh,s him: aud
must state the Hdmt 81 aimi :. and ar ar
d -, al his SUM- lnI III 81 cAlld ot ELL
Il cu.
| lis declaration must b. accompanied ht
N m'dc eng jrof oi tie iathr,'s DEATH,
thai nu uiduw ,uNir,s Linn at thr ag,- rl
i.ie u ir", cid ,n ntd Il. Is oNa app 1T.
nt"rtt, u, CO.. nprrr autLu IT.. q. gutdl 49,
" there Is ~, famag fecpf,i showing tie
. - ol thc children. it. ar certified ali
.a,it 81 some Distressed person. ptnviig the
genu'ucnr- OF the 90 -iual, AID that thc
copy certified j. "A ue a;,d correct cop, o.!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-09

az ,h.. Il i,t wa. REGIMENT oi
x,,T,E. ,. I..i, .ti,, mn ia, yu ,rd
a,,,,db d., T., ,t,.f,,t a th,, ease
az r,. .b.,,,.,. b,. h..l l,i - de-.
N,',y,J IN, v,.J. ,niuc vill II, omitted.
and th Iirt. ,n rel ttinu Ia the -, 81 the
dt.ch,ru, si ted ~ liza tkeicnt. II the
claimant meyer received au irrcn di,cha -
or of d,,cirtfrrd II go t.equ,4irc - Ill ilnl
ity. or !, h,.,,,, lnc,,utnii> with the enemy,
he mu,t yur, hl, ,l,rl .atiun 80 ~ Ia :.
forth th,. facts al the .a.c
lhc notice tn the rfccccdi d'cl n.
tion Al >, aptlirthl. Ia tai. ia ,ur' ease
II viii prrii1p- hp inNosibi, -. the willow
to state thrf,ct,. ii.,l tisn3 e. iier husbands
services. vita ur plilirul it, a, Ia Il les.
&c. Indicated IL, tie .,l,nsv ar.in IN such
CASE she must st iu,th the iact- vita rs
much nrcrtact ~ possitlc It viii i,c 80.
disJ snsab.c Tor h.r t" state t,c "lnpanN
and Re.nnc t ~ winch hc served. # her
husband was killed / hdllc. tat lact must
b, set iuttli in the dccltta;l";.
TIN, d,cl ,rarinr mist hr accompanied
b, satisfactory proof ct the nirli -, and
OF the husband death. IT there l. any
public record Of the uiar. ~, dnl' cri
tilted ron, oi such r.co.d ,do1li Il" tor
wardcd II p,,sil'. Il There IS n" I"hir
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LIVERY Kind # E:tush except rriuierD
II ~ s. BE- rornd ut the Drug Store 81
NORRIS & IAckETT.
Mas q $50 Missy
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I~ttu-1nTt ~ lI0 r3flUAhTI
sworn to aud subscribed l'.o me the
IL, and ,rtr lhp.r ~ tt'rn. Md here
hg rerl s.. tiat i,e,r the ~ ----- To-
he the ilrurh mlo who -c,s'd IT, ada D.
sad. and thtt hr i-o tirasc av"'e ,tIt 1t
.>isnAiufep Che ua-i tate" "lh' Office
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IIiL .SIaIE Or 1IlAS,
CaUsrr os iiANHisos.
RssaarI Hooper l.r Ae,f, Of Jesse Parh'n..n
A. flrei HALL Ciis ion.
r. n, SIR y o. ,a,a ceuaip--.rr.tiny

To II, Ss- y o. ,a,d ce.nis--nrrs'ins
WHEREAS On 10. fourth day 81 Deem.
W be-. 1919. ~ our District Count 81 Hair
rl-un county. RairrJ iloop.r, wlo sues for the
Sc ard bcn.i, Of the legal heif- % tir late
less. liuithlnau. instituted his action OF tres
Pass a44.ti,t fuirei liali, Ia rceotsr the west
Ialf Of . i,arur aui labor OF hid situate in
the .ald county OF Ilarfisun. pra''rd 10 Amy
Dunnan and BOUNDED and describe ~. i"i.
lows Ia Wit. Oii thc waters ot isc Suds, sud
also tl. waters of Sabitw river, about tl,r,e
mile. south II \ Caddo Village beginning al
a stahr the /. " corner Ut James teilun'- sur
Sc, ,aUd fuuiiuY worth slVu s.ra- 10 u stake. u
30 S. "a rrd oh. two 'rt 90 disnei.r' 10 tata<
distant ", - 4 rcd onk, iwtutY iarhc- ~ ci"ir-
.,-tr IL ,pr1, d. iut VI 81, wet lito sgrgs
tr n,h running north 900 sitas Irais'iH
.raee; 300 ,ari. To- u sraar, nunn - east
.bl,k in.h IWu feet diameter i. ,ar8s Il ~iaii
uof.h 10 rs.i, bl.ch oak " iurhe. 10 "a ~
.-taf 10 sari- distant. 1hnee south 500 talas
10 y Ilit. ralI aApJ tart- 20 ! rasuri - if.c,
200 yafa< 80 IiNht Milo ere, l.. feiiiitE : e.,
5tuu ,.f.- tn q stake uu iinc tnaihtd ; y
north 80 ta,i a bA,k gum 20 'asbes ~ DIAM
r'rr ~ ,ats, distant aurIh co east water
a4s 10 ualr> ~ dame pr ~ 'gras Distant
'Iher,. r.ist wifh I'D lon. 1000 svrs- The above
crock ruuriug suuth. boo tnras 10 ttakc III,
pis,, 1t beginning. Sauth 81 west a f,d oah
IS .t,,A.. iu diameter 70 AafA. distant al II
uh4h t-nuuE trees are marked X, IL sad
.nr,e, containing oGs .aie, and labor 81 lend
And @h,rrl- wash t-1,ug leu inad d, iiai ilr
sid Fund Hal B. .b-tnt irom lie STATE Of
T,AasAnIb,so II' ord.taf, pruc.sso' be- Va"
me. are th,f,ioir tn commend ,"u to sun.
mon ih- ,aid lurl llaiI !, puolie4iion tor
f1ur y.-tk k .n .uc,,--,ou a. Tie, Jt~as re- 10
lraa ta' bc be- aud -plcar ., tie iI''net
talft "a Harrison county II iii, courthouse IN
aff town uf Marshall, on the harrr'dh Nuu-
aiy Aiu4tl4. rud No'taA "a Scp''t.b,r 1850,
l6.i. af.i ,l,-r 10 answer tie p'tiioi. - SAID
R,rsrl Hooper. u~e aiere-a'd. lH ic'' of
trr.r4-. "a Wtt 20 10 ule a. to damages.
a r,su l-.i not Z Due feiuru IL az Heeofd -.
To- Lass.
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I'd ht --- - tie VIZ Wit t,tc.t t'ut-
am. d..cl ,lrd 10y tlr I lted Vt tie, 90 tie
18th ia, oi jui". lJi2 tprh h"r rd' em-
braceI .1sI.t ac .kstttb.ag ahf tar;j
,la, he cult,trd. tor 10 ar ctrci, nr t,N
d,,feh at ---- on ct about the ----
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pe,ir bQ his ori4unl eel hsa = ~ discharge
hererDh prcscH Ell - h> the muster 'oll'
Vi sad company.
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d - and that SIC T., si,ll widow
She makes Il dt.lratl.'n +" ti'r pm
pose of obtaining the houn Loud Ia which
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tn J IT TTiN.LLatN, II 7.
Issued 2,,h Scpiemb,r, 1850.
l. K FORD Ok.
D. J. II litNotEsos, y 6.
Recr,.d into oHl-c SEPT e5ih, 1850. aud
handed tn thc editor of tie Ier1a Re ttiier
-amr q. lor l'nhl cation
: L. FERRY. Sheriff Il! {.
+, J VI 'vnTls D,p sin
N,ft.r.L-- - 700. NJ y
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On ihi, ---Iat . ~. - one thou.
.,nd ri III, hund ed aud
appeared bclo'c me- a justice "l the Peace
Ter other 9fcer az hirt.ed 10 n imupMcr
oaihs for general ImjossI "ithiI and
Tor the count, and State ailn,,aiI, --agrd
,s , ,,.i irut al --- ia fin.
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he may be enliI.-l under the "nci pa....
'cstrn,bcr 2,ih. 1850"
ttiiiniris signature
Sworn 10 aud sul.c.,l ,.d be,o.c M, the.
lay and year abosc wil,ien.
tOiii.,', Il rn1turpl
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- " POWELL, R~cei M anil F,r'c1fd.
IL. ny urrini mi t''fsn Firur W. ~
\aiei.rf .tr',i. New Orleans H..
Refers 'o Nm II 'obh- aud J y FyHr,
i'"fi ,ddu, Fcst- Nh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-09
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-12-06
Dreadful Riot.

Loss OF LlFE-FoUR MEN KILLED
A friend who arrived yesterday morning
from Blairsville gave us few particulars
of dreadful riot, which occurred near
that place on Friday last, between two
bodies of the laborers on The Pennsplya-
mia railroad.
|! seems that three persons, known as
the Lockpor! men (from the little town
of that name, and the Packsadde boys,
the latter. we believe, deriving their name
from one OF the contractors, resolved TO
decide their difference by regular Pitch
ed battle. they advanced towards each
other, armed with guns, pistols, clubs,
and other weapons. At the first fire,
four fell dead, and numbers were wound
ed-some Of them MORALLY. The Lock-
porters then made charge upon their
opponents, and succeeded in completely
routing them.
The snow is between one and two
feet deep on the mountains, aud the canal
above Blaifsville, full of slash icc
p. s. Since the above was written, we
learn from other sources, that the militia
have been ordered out, but that none of
the rioters had been arrested. Pits
burg Gaz., 1894 all.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-12-06
A lss:Rclx swan.

Every man, woman and child, who
has handled any Of the notes of The
State Bank of Ohio, land it's precious
few an editor has a chance 10 examine
these latter days. must have remarked
tic rather indefinite, funny, and piglail
"enrlicue" signature of The President,
Judge Swan. This dignitary, who, in
the way Of s'sign manual," as Peter p.
Lowe said in his famous fourth of July
Grafton, sixteen editions of which have
already been exhausted, presents, that
"rara avis black swan, and makes a
most awful fist, or a regular lisiula of a
signature. 1t is with the State Bank
bill as it is with the advertised patent
medicines, 'none genuine without the
signature.
The Chillicolhe Ancient Metropolis
cuts in the following savage style:
San exchange, in noticing new coun-
terleit on The State Bank Of Ohio, says
that Judge Swans name is very poorly
initiated Any note that has Swans
name on as President we would refuse
as counterfeit. The Judge, VIC believe,
makes his mark
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-12-06

REFoRM.-Conventions are being held,
now, in the States of Virginia, Maryland,
and Indiana, for the purpose of reform
ing their State constitutions. The mem
bers of this young and fhr,Uing republic
are like healthy, active, well-ied, strap
ping, country boy, in whom the devei.
opement OF the manly germ is so rapid,
as to make him ougrow his clothes be.
fore they are half worn. In other words
the people of this country, in political
sense, get too big for their breeches
every few years. Jonathan is a prom
ising lad, and no mistake.