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Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy.

THE ORIGIN4L-AND ONLY GENUINE.
This admiral remedy for coughs Colds, influenza, asthma
bronchitis and all affections oi the throat and lungs has
now been before the public the last year. during the
time il has been tested thoroughly by the
petent 10 decide upon merits Every knows the
virtues of Iod v Oil hut il is like sealed book
thousands of suffering nvads, account usve
taste and smell The proprietor has entirely obviaed
this without from the medicinal virtues of the
OIL BY combining with certain other celebrated
ves in the form of agreeable article of conection
erv bv which be administered to the delicale
invalid without the least inconvenience The medical
nuence of the candy pursues the inam
matory action causing cough. First soothing the organs
of the voice scdative influence passes along
ous lining wndppe in the bronchli, and allayng
pumonar, irritation giving and comfort to the chest
restoring voice the accustomed clearnes and pow
congaaled pflegn, acrimony IN the iuids and OBJ
structiuns the glands gently and safely discharge
easy Ii never dsagrees with the stomach
a common cold Yields its benign influence few hours
and when rcsored before the complaint is far
ed all danger of consumption is entirely proven cd
Purchasers beware OF counereits, rapidly
creasng popularity has excited the eupdity of
druggists and coniectones who preparing article
under the name, put up in similar STYLE with copy
Of the former wrapper and TINS endeavorn aim
their miserable imitation upon the public the
article BE and call for Blss's Cod Liver Oil Candv
wrapper bearing appropriate designs representing the
codcries coast and persons engaged in the
ulacIure of the oil Also fac-simile of the signature
the proprietor, without which be genuine Pre-
pared only by u. X. Bliss Druggist Springfield Mass
ventor and sole proprietor Reading u Co., Boston, gen.
era agents for New England For sale by
A. G.. PAGE, Agent fOy Bath and uicintv
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FOREIGN FORTS

FOHElGN 1OHTS
Matanzas-In port, 9th inst brig Wildes Walker,
Edgecomb for Providence Goth.
SPOKEN. ss. q.
date of Hateras (by the Nevis of New York ,I5th)
tris Elias Dudley, from Georgetown, sc, for Bath.
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Insane Hospital.

VERDICT OF THE JURY. The jury ofinquest
after sitting of nine days, have made up their
verdict, which is, in substance as follows -
The relics of twenty-eisht bodies were dis
covered, supposed TO be those Of the following
persons, viz -
John Foster Of Machias Port Joseph Arm
strong of Gardiner James Wyman of Read
field Abram Richards of Camden Ebcn'r
Willis of Gorham Ephraim Mcclellan of
.homaston William Pineo of Jonesboro,' Ru-
fus Hodsdon of Brewer Charles Harlow of
Bangor Francis Denison of Portland John
McNay do. Joshua Norwood of Bangor AL
bert Fuller of Jay James Barry of Portland :;
Elisha Atkins of Exeter Nathaniel Wilson of
Chcrryic,d ; Samuel Pierce of Bath James
kinSel of Waldohoro' George bennett of
Stand>h /; Joshua Heath of Augusta E5cn T
Blake of Portland Jonathan Carried of Hope :;
Nathaniel Flint of Portland /; Bella Jacobs Of
Camden Jacob Mckenzie of Mt. Desert :;
James Greene Of Topsham Henry Jones of
Flyctte; Wm. q. L;uscoIt of Bangor.
The Jurors further find that the death of the
aforesaid persons caused by accident.
They further find tina. the fire originated. ut
abou: O 'clock on the morning of Dec 4. 1850.
il the air chamber in the basement of the old
south wing, on floor timber near the elbow
of the smokc-pipe of the furnace, where 1t
changed from a perpendicular to a horizontal
position. in passing towards the chimney and
do not find any other proximate cause Of isni-
ton than tie said smoke-pipe.
They further fad that the materials of which
the air chamber composed and the mode
OF its construction, and that OF the warming
apparatus were unsafe.
The Jurors are of opinion that there was a
sutficicn; supply of water in the cisterns of the
Hospital, to have saved the main building and
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FIRE IN GARDINER!
TUESDAY, s p. M.


Abont half past two O'Clock this afternoon,
fire was discovered in the three story brick
building on Water street, Gardiner, occupied
on the first floor by Patrick Maher, as a gro
Gerry, and A. Ring as butchers shop and
above as dwelling house. The building was
all consumed but the walls The fire is sup
posed to have originated in the store of Mr..
Ring. The fire then spread to the stores adj
joining on the West and East The sufferers
are, Z. c. Harvey. P. Wheeler, and A. c.
Stuart, grocers, and Kelly & Rowell, boot
and shoe dealers. The buildings were mostly
destroyed, and the goods of the occupants bad
ly damaged by removal and water.
Fears were entertained of general confa-
grafton, but as the wind fortunately lulled, the
iremen, in the face of all opposing crcumstan-
css, succeeded in preventing its spread. No
estimate can now be made of the loss. The
buildings were mostly, or all insured.
A Mr.. Geo. Stone was severely injured by
the fall of a window sash upon him.
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"a s Z e { & GIH s.

In this city, Dec l7th by Rev Fske, Mr. Archibald
T Cox to Miss Martha Lightbody, both Of Bath.
In this city, Dec 18th. by Rev q Fiske, Mr. Henry
llowes To Miss Harriet Rush, both Of this city
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev Mr. Harrington, Mr.
city.
In getty, 18th inst, by Rev Fiske, Mr. Daniel F
ClaPp 10 Miss Ann NJ, daughter of Jere Robinson, all OF
this city,
Ia this city. 18th inst, by Rev Mr. Fiske, Mr. Godfrey
Headlcy to Miss Mary ReIlon, both of this city.
In W i>clsse 18th inst, Mr. Frederick Shaw of this
city. tn Miss Anna NJ Clark of W
In North VI aiduboro, Mr. James Oliver Miss Cath
| crime BorIhcgcr, al OF W.
In Gardiner. by Rev Mr. Hyde, Mr. II l. Weston, Of
the publishers of the Cold Fountain Miss Caro-
line MCCurdy.
In South Boston, Dec Is, Mr. Thomas T Seward OF
South Miss Lncy Soulc Of Walduhoro'.
In Boston, Mr. Ehridsc G Clark Miss Emma Troup,
daughter Of Troup, Esq, al Illusion.
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The attention OF the reader is called the following
certificate OF a remarkable effected by using only
i've bottles Of sands Sar>apariila
SIDNEY, tMaine) April r. 1850
M">>rs \ Il SANDS This : TO certify that the
subscriber. Of Sidney County Of kennehec, State oi
NlaIuc has been afflicted or less since
birh, wtth Scrola, which confined 10 increase NATL
a>I February In January my legs were swollen |
could nr cet on h,ot Stocking. and had several
large all the lime. Ia this siuatIun was
about TO give up in despair when was adv sed Try
sands SarsIparii!a had not much faith in il. hul
10 your agents in Augusta. Ne and procured a bot
lie, which did me much good sent andgot another
aud continued until had taken five bottles am now
pc rircty well fanny person who may This letter
is afflicted with any disease of Scroula, would
sincerely recommend aui advise Them 10 make Isl
sands SaT>aparllia Ii any person wishes further
formation ab my case by calling upon con
vince them of the healing power Of Tins medicine.
II ;ued, STEPHEN HAYWOOD.
AUGUSTA. April Is. 1850.
PS.-We are personally acquainted with Nh Hay
wood and believe his statement above 10 be true.
Signed DILLINGHAM; 4 TiTCOMB.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by A b & ID
SANDS Dru.giStS aud Chemists, 100 Fulton corner
of William. New York Sold alSob by Druggists gencr-
ally lhroughou thu United States and Cauadas. Price
81 per bottle six bottles for SIS.
For sale by A. !, Page, Agent for Bath 3m27
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Let it be Understood by All,
No Mercury i'm any Case.

He has i'll his possession many falcring testimonials
unsolicited by him, from various individuals, some o
whom are persons of distinction, esfyng the rea
success attending his practice. Also, many faterns
notices of the Press
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p c 81 / ID s .

In this city, 2ih inst, deeply lamcrted by her family
and friends Mrs Rachel H., wife OF Lorenzo Parker, and
daughter OF Charles Clapp, Esq.
In this CITY, SUNDAY last, Sarah AEBY CIR lY only
daughter OF Thomas H. g. and MARY Jane MarSton aged
Years 1t a singular coincidence. that She born
sunday and died ON SUNDAY her birthday She
child of uncommon promise, and by her amiahle DISPOSE
tion and pfiiines Of character had endearc hcr>el
large circle of relatives and friends, b. whom sh,
will be deeply mcurned. Cow.
In Brunswick, MIR Hugh Dunlap, aged loo years and
months
In Green MIS- S,oJ!ard wife Of Mr. Russell Stoddard
| formerly of ruIswick.
In alrs, 18th inst Col Joseph Foss aged about 5
]
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CONSUMPTION.

This dir. disease race which has bafied the
skill and experience Of the learned the old school
in Medical science, can be preunte and rured by Doc
Cay's system of treatment which has been adopted
with unpa the cure of this fearful dis
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To III. Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS. wINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEETH1NG. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening ,he gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers. it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief and health to your infants, neper has At
failed if timely independently safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price rs
cents a hottie. .-.
N B. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering Dr.. A. Shaw, agt
lyIl
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A PoLYGAMIsT.-On Friday week, James
t. Fletcher was arrested in Portland for hav-
ing a multiplicity of wives. 1t appeared
that he was married TO Mary Ann Lane i'll
Lowell, some months since, aud since lived
with Lorinda Bixby. but was afterwards
married to Rosamoud A. Stevens. Alter
living with her five weeks, he took Lorinda
again. He and the lasi named lady were or
dered to recognize, the first in the sum OF
400, and the second in 5000, and in default
of bail were committed.
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED
A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. j. W. FRENCH, Of HRl,dale, HiDsdde Co, Michigan,
about the LIST Of January lgI9 follows 81 hav
been the regular practice Of medicine in this place for nns
years. obliged quit the practice Of my profess on
in Of IN health was severely afflicted with
Chronic D'eo,e Of The Iun9 as 10 convince me that MAJ
CossuMrTlos, past Doubt coughed almost incessai
ly ight day. and had pains and IN
chest side and breast tried the remedies recommended
w the skl of The profession all TO no eject except
ing the and debility caused BY them was preu-
diced against patent medicines and have no faith now in
them generally BuI nduced-as experiment. more
than through faith-to try bottle OF BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM and do here acknowledge, for
the benefit Of the afflicted whom II may serve. that the
effect of its the most prompt and sanitary or
any medicines witnessed the effect OF in all my prae
tice NV cough Immediately reierd and in about eight
or ten days free from cough soreness OF the chest and
pain now consider and pronounce myself WELL MAI
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las, Lows cf Ippsttte. Pimpts, BI es,
Genera De6i ity &c. &c.
TN this prepa ration have all restorative prop
L OF root. combined and concentrated in their
utmost strength and efficacy. Experiments made
the man gaciure of this medicine until il found
II could not be improved. Accordingly we find II re-
sorted 10 almost universally in Of Scroua Liver
Diseases, Salt Rheum. General ProsraIon OF The Vital
Powers and all those lormentIg diseases of the skin
trying the patience, and injurious The health Ii
a Ionic rien aud diseuferlaht II acts simuane
ousy upon the stomach the cuI tion and the rels
and thus three processes, which ordlIa ry the
suit three different kinds OF medicine carried on
the time through the fundamentally of this ons
remedial agent There many ways ofrelievne pain
for the time being. but there is only why Of remov
disease. No palliative. no anodyne. tropical ap
picatan Will remove ii. IL must be attacked al its
the fluids of the body, which convey the
the localities where tits developed in inflammation
ulcers. juniors, abcesses, slanduar sweIlnss &C.
the case may be.
These fluids must be reached acted upon purified by
powerful agent. such agent is SANDS Sar>a-
parilIa which gently stmulues while il dsinecls and
expes from the stomach and bowels all that is rriia-
and n the same time restores their vlgnr and tone
Its great mer is that meets and neutr1iees the active
principle ufdiseasc itself, and when Thar gone. the
symptoms necessarily disappear The rnpdiIy with
which tn patient RECEIVERS health and strength under
this triple influence is surprising. Each in
which il X ann.d FURNISHES m be re>ull n.v Ger, H.
excellence and we have only point the
accumulated testimony OF mutiudcs who have expert
enced lis effects, 10 convince ncreduy itself of It's real
value.
Lieu, Miller othe Army has kindly sent US The follow
ing letter from California -
MONTEREY. Jan Is 1850.
NEs<rs A II y u SAND<:-I beg leave add my les
tinonv II OF Invaluable medicine, hoping II
may lead other unfortunate beings Try
and thar they NAV ne heneiiiied l. have been.
arrived here from the United States by the overland
route about the FIST October last. da
attacked with very dtsagrecabe eruption Of the
skin. which my physician could not cure. happened
find your .ar<lparilla in in this place and
m-mbcring ;he popularity at the medicine at home.
purchased lire boules, which had the desired effect
removing my difficulty entirely
Nth high regards. Yours &c
] IL MILLER. L A.
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DRowSEp.-A son of Leander Bryant, OF
Saco, aged about 10 years, was drowned on
Thanksgiving day while ssatiog on the riv-
er, iust above Spring Island Bridge.l He
broke through the ice at that point. His bo-
dy was recovered in about forty minutes af-
ter he fell through.
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To the Court ofProbate for the County of Lincoln =
ID ESPECUFuLLl represt MS, Armenia Slanwood, OF
III Bath i'll said County, that Samuel Stanwood late OF
Bath, III said County, died Oh the third day of August.
1850, seized and possessed of real estate, goods and
chaiIes, rights and credits 10 the vae OF more than
twenty dollars. which ought be administers acco ri-
ing law Your petitioner further represents tina; she
is The widow of sand Stanwood, and valves The RICH,
10 administer
Wherefore she prays that administration of said es-
tate may be granted 10 some suitable person.
Dated this second day OF December, 1850.
LINCOLN ss-At n Probate Court held al Wisscasset
within and for the County OF Lincoln, The I'd day
of Dec AID. 1850.
On the petition aforesaid orerei that notice he Civ
by publishing a copy OF this petition with this order
thereon, three weeks successfully i'll the Eastern
Times, newspaper printed IN Bath, Thai allpetsons
inter ed may attend the first Monday of January
next Court Of Probate then 10 be holden in Wis
easel and show ii any, why the prayer Of said
petitioner should not be granted.
ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge.
3w25 Attest EDWIN 5. HoVEI, Register.
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More BaY State Shawls

OPENING this day al the Auction Store, one of the
" largest assortmenis of Bay State Long and Square
Shaws offered this season. some new patterns and 10 be
sold at very low prices. II w OWEN.
Nov 81. %
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Mrssrs PRATT FOSTER, merchant Of Wsst Co~ncap,
Conn., said BRdNT-S BALSiM had effected cures OF sueh
hopeless of CossuMrTIos their town. that no
coucmedcire could be sold there that had raised
from the that physcians md all The
said MUST DIE, One gentleman in particular a.
that physician old him was .see,' 70 tdkf
any fIe then, irc1 hors f began 10
take BRANT'S BALSAM-GoT Willard - a. vss
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Many Consumptions Cured.

Mr. S II. CLARK merchant. Clyde Wayne county. y.
wrote 10 inform that BRANTrS PULMONARY BAL
SAM sold readily Clyde and said: II the statements OF
respectable people and personal visible
be relied medical virtues have cured
many onsinptre peonE several of whom acquainted
with hoperssly sick TO be considered. by
physicians and all friends past possibility OF cure and
vel are, GRANTS BALSAM has restored them 70
III
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A Great National Picture.
w A S lin GTON +.
From Nuart's most celebrated Painting

THIS large and magnificent Portrait OF Washington,
from the BURN OF an American artist, is considered
by all who have seen il 10 be of the best speci
mems of art ever published, and correct likeness OF
Washington. The size OF the plate by TWEEN
weight inches which will make handsome picture
the paror and should be nihe hands of every Amer
lean cIlizen.
his a correct copy from Suarts celebrated original
Painting: now at the Stale House, Hartford Conn
1t finely engraved and printed on superior plate pa
per Thai il may be within the of all The pub
usher has reduced the price TO one dollar.
All persons renting the amount my rely upon re-
cevmg perfect cory by return of mail any part
the STATES, carefully put up rollers made for the
purpose free of postage
Address all orders post paid, to the publisher,
JOHN 5 TAYLOR, Bookseller
3wo6 and Publisher, New York.
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being made at Washington with sound tel
egraph, for lighthouse and light-shps BY
means of an immense steam whistle, the name
of the light is TO he teiegrapheG TO vessels,
on the coast enveloped in fog. No estimate
could be placed upon the value of saving life
and property from shipwreck on the coast,
lift can be made feasible; and lha, it can,
some OF our most scientific men have been
made perfectly satisfied.
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Piano Fortes.

THE subscriber has recevedfrom of the best
ufaciursrs in the country Two high finished fine
ed Piano Fortes, and Wise them very cheap indeed
Please ca and examine them at the Auction Store.
Nov. %. ~ h w U : \.
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w ould soon be in a Grave.

Mr. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. a merchant AT Pi1Psas
Centre iihtabna county, Ohio wrote TO u.s. October lsR
and stated Of CoSsvMrTioS which the use OF BxArrs
INDIdN Pulmonary BiI.S1M had effected IN Mr..
WILLIAM CROCKET. Of an adjoining town. He said Mr.
had sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found for the fatal hand OF that
unrernng ConsusBon lad taken fast hold on his
and destroying and facilitating his body that
he skeleton. He 9iren up by his physicans
and all friends who would inhabft But
even in This extremity strange and marvellous may
yet thai the Of only i've bothe OF bRtsTs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM hus urcienched the hand
of the destroyer and ed Mr. Crockett to health and 10
is a healthy, hearty rugged man!
SD. DAMN ESQ., nerehdnt and posfnd'er at Icf1'oH IN
adjoining town. about the time, and stated
that acquainted with Mr. CROCHET and tnthed ="
CURE, and all the dboyc ndmed Jaes
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LUNGS BLED-MUsT DIE

Mr. L. 5. TERRY merchant byron Geneee county, N. Y,
wrote, August e. 1915: BRANFS medicine 10 doing won
d-rs here has cured II Of CorlsaNpion that all the
physicians had said die When he commenced taking
branis medicine he could his hand to his hcsc
ipgs md every symptom seemed to indicate
thai astonishing all, he is able to la
Dor and rides ali the county He used oy nee bottle
Il has cured young LAZY Of ConsunptLon III Orleans
county, witch her father says doctor could cure"
MI MILLER OF Tie place, haA certified 10
the truth the above statement.
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FITS, FITS, FITS.

Messrs. J. X LIPPINCoTT SON, respecissls ne,-
chants at H,grore Suran county PenyirdniG wrote 10
u.s. May ~ 1870 stating among other EEsErIxS which had
hrrn derived from the OF GRANTS PULMONARY
BALSAM Of their customers had just inforIned
them thai child which had been subject to TTt for 80
sraI w cured Y Of BR.4NT'S bALSAa
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SheriH's Sale!

INCOIN, SS.-Taken execution and will be sold
IL III Public Auction, AT IN. Municipal Court Room,
BATH the 7Ih day CT January, ISL at 10 O'Clock.
AM-alI the right that I'll ,mas Moore. uf said Bath
had on the 9th day OF December, 1919 heng. The day
which the attachment made the orig!ma
writ, 10 the following described premises with
the buildings uaIcd in said Bath aud bound
ed 5 foiIows-norIh by Green Sreet-east by land OF
John Sievens-sourh by land OF Mrs. Bo>worth-and
west by land Of Crosby Sewall. Said loi being by
rods.
Uhe same being under mortgage TO secure the pay
menl OF about hundred dollars Particulars in
laon said mortgage may be had the Registry OF
Deeds, Topsham, Lincoln County.
Terms al sale. N. NICHOLS, Opt. Sheriff
Bath, Dec. A. 1850. 3w25
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y Sawyer & Magoun have for sale the
Pictorial Brother Jonathan-also the Pictorial
Saturday Courier, designed for the holidays
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X. g. p. r. r. Company.

PURSUANT 10 a petition OF the Hon David Bronson
and others, notice is hereby given that meeting of
the Stockholders OF the Kcnnebec and Portland Rail
road Co.. will be held The Court House i'll Augusta,
on WEDNESDAY,-the SIh day of Jan next, ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon
stro take into consideration the importance to the
interests OF said road that should be extended north
and east of Augusta Immediately, and 10 adopt meas
10 effect that object, and 10 give such aid and
couragemen may be deemed for the interest of our
Road.
2d-To transact such olLer business as may come be-
fore them.
Per order Of the Directors,
JOSEPH MckEEN. S.cretary.
Brunswick Dec. 6. 1850. 3w25
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N0tice of Foreclosure.

DUBLIC notice is hereby gwen. that the second
L day of Feb. A ID. 1oI6 John Adams OF Newcastle, in
the County Of Lincoln. Stale OF Maine, conveyed by
deed mortgage 10 Sylvester Bowman Of Boston.
County Of Suffolk and Slate OF Massachusetts, con-
sderation the sumoi hundred scveuty-three dol
lars and four cents certain parcel OF land III said
Newcastle. For minute description see Lincoln Re
cords, Vol 1e3 page ISL. The covenants of said deed
claims foreclosure of said mortgage naccordance with
the provisions of The statute
SYLVESTER BOWMAN.
Boston. Oct u, 1850 3wo5
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Could not Live a Day longer !!

s-ssrs f. Co. OF East Ostrsgo, Osiss0o Co.
" Y, respectable druggists. wrote TO Z" We have Just
heard through Mr. Whitemun u respectable citizen OF this
place an important OF Constrrpton, which BRAsTs
lSnIAN PULMONARY BALsAN has produced on the vile
acquaintance vino resides the town OF Pher-
mo in ills county She had long confined to her bed,
dangerously diseased that her friends believed
il impossible her lire than ONE DAY LONGER
But all hope utterly failed, she commenced ia
king BR1NT~S PLT MON.4RY B.fISAM, and its medical
efficacy rnsed her from EEp, SO that she 10 now
coag and attending % her fosstic hosehod Tfnr, ord
d.ies and il evident, that she 10
indebted o BRANT"S BALSAM for her recovery from
long und dangerous sickness; and her friends and
nrlyhhorf consider hat medicine inNaluable.n
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Genuine Cough Medicines.

HUNGARIAN Balsam of Life, Schenck's Pulmonic
Ill Syrup, Syrup of Lverwort, Cod Oil Candy, and al
kinds genuine Cough Medicines for sale by
y AG FACE, Agent for Bath.