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The New York herald., 1850-02-22

DANORAhA FOR sALE.-A SPLENDID PANORAMA,
nearly embracing views Of the picturesque and
interesting scenes and painted BY tho artists
sold bargain. The Panorama with all the
machinery In perfect order and ready for
bitioD. Apply to Z. d. EVEN, Chambers street.
DANoRANA SALOON CORNER OF LIsPENARD
and Broadway Exhibition Free-Tbis the only
Panorama and the only exhibition Of Classic
in the city and should be visited by wishing
the sights Of this wonderful age.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
A NERIcAN MUSICAL fuNp socIsrY IrALIAN

WILL SHORTLY OPEN, AT THE GREAT HALL Nj
w nerva kooms, Broadway Baynes celebrated series Of
gigantic Psnoranas sntitss Voyage To Europe smbras-
Atiantic Liverpool London from the Thames fpas sing
under the brdgs and ending with the
Thames Tunnel brilliantly Illuminated both banks Of
the beautiful River Rhine exhibited in Boston for weeks
and since in the cities Of Phade phia Baltimore, and
Washington to upwards of 800. 900 persons.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

vUNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING TAKEN TIE ARCH
Street Theatre, PHILADELPHIA which proposes open
the 4th Of March, 1880 will be happy to hear from
and gentlemen Of Acknowledged talent In the heatrcal
fession. EDnON. s. CONNER.
All post paid to be addressed to me at
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

RARNUh'S MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA TALENT,
- Wonder and Beauty concentrated! forming the most
grand and masnihcent attraction ever offered Kate and
Ellen BatemaB aged four and six appear their
fsvorts characters every afternoon week only
Merchant Of Venice Richard the Third Spoiled Ch Swiss
million times With other advertisements The enchanting
will presented every evening Ancient and modern
sites Scotch giants dwarf invisible dviner crocodile
aid, sea lion, and 70OVO0 wonders he
seen At all hours Admtance 26 children under 10
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

isths Only risn which pii enable aty lAdy 20 Do the
wssiitr of her fsny before brestfast without help or
turpsnne eampheue aunuouia any ingredient
ofa ctnerseabe te The nssrat uted can 70 procured
tnyrhee, cheap, sni warauted not - n"e
ls artccs submitted its acton the peston usnH ~
lie New forh Dsily L-ds-, and the New lork ychr-
sge shd ssy horsewe should be without ~ TBS sdvce
10 ecftd hi a. lcatt SO ana proics and ~
any thousands VITO have tired le plan iu ihstrucusns
sfsI ~ Il irsivlFn1sits asdom as No p Ss..su
ett New lcrt Re rartcuisr 20 corr the address ccr-
tttf, a. fre difhoBett iudvdus siurtd ~ the great
tuetsss of this IlAn. are stliink e.nntsffsits.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

ERANKlIN MUSEUh, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARR-
Open every evening during the week and every We'd
sssoy sIs sAssrday IN ths isfnooa At o'clock Prices
l2 cts Private toxes ST. The entertainments nsist
Of "kodei Artistes comprising of the est
Termed women in the WORLD together with Female Jug
performances be found other place Of amusement
New York.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

VNHEATRICAL NoTICE.-LADlEsA AND GENTLEMEN
desirous Of entering the theatrical profession
the advantage regular of instruction stage
nsss together with the privilege Of performing
upon public stage, by applying to r. j. Rainbow Csfee
House, Beehnan street. either by note personaly
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

csy, February 72s tenssiss Ths pAiescpnJ cfJsdss-
BE Ioiton II lsraels Women The lsrsriss and thcir
sssy The Festival % rurmi Reliriors lnsiructen la-
tdty ttd kercr Intolerance IN the Nneteenth Centu-
~ butscns Eryp,sn and Bbie ehrcrcieey Cg~psrefi
willis sni hai.tseti Core rohdence, 6c, se Priee,t
ttLts. Vf.ee is0 Nassau strtet
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
FIN An ClAL..

TIE MERCANTILE BANK (CAPITAL, S3OOc00) HA!
4 opened for business at 1888 Broadway Discount days
Wednesday and Saturday but offerings will be upor
daily In addition TO city funds Bills s Banks Throughout
this State will be taken deposit. At q discount.
DIRECTORS.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

NJ marhet Prices Tor sae At the mandatory liz rrAnkn
street. near Wee, Broadway Dentists ooid Fol- w per
er, superior quality. j. L. HAuSh.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

NJ MssssBgers with through tickets to San Francisco, viii
sys for s sa i ssnsr I'm fsIs1S 1o
usual. with small paree packages and for all
of California which will be delivered by the proprietor
- JOIN 9. THOMPSON, Agent, 50 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

xpAsTED- THRoUoH TICK At TOR CALIFORNIA,
w Hach sftarer frr which htera premium all
he raie Atfiy 81 0 v ater street.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

CTEAnsHIP FROM PANAMA FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
- California The new substsstal steamship WEST
POINT Capt N. Hunt, built In New Yorh last rear
presy for the Pacite trade will leave Pansms above
about the 9Th Of March asd muodats few ncrs
stast- Apply 70 WILLIAM !. yOULE,
Atk. X. COLLINS. 10 south st.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

lanes CONNER soN. TYPE ToUNDKRs coRHER
- Of aad Nassau streets. New York have on hand
every article necessary for compsts Printing ksabsh-
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

tim TkiK!-You CANT u1DB LIGHT UN,
II der husfei Jay tmbsrgo on fnth or stap sooa
hews en- its roundt; therefore ~ e no use so
70 Attemrt airesips the prorrsst 81 the ereat a
the and best boots sce and satts
ever sod in Li. oy srs tnoss made ~ JONES No 10 Ann
street.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

| CHAhPNEY's GREAT ORIGINAL PICTURE OF THE
~ River Rhine and its Banks this city,
be opened exhibition on Monday February 18th at the
spacious Panorama Hall sos Broadway corner walker st.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Canada.

The steamship Canada arrived at Boston,
just before O'Clock Tuesday, having sailed
from Liverpool on the It'll, and from Halifax
Monday at 7 A. NJ. The Canada has thus
made the full passage ,cithin ten days
The English papers furnish very little intel
igence of immediate interest. We add below
few items:
The news of Louis Phippe's death reach
ed Wiesbaden on The 29th ut. On the fol-
lowing morning all the French visitors of
WiesbaIeu. with the Duke of Bordeaux at
their head. attended funeral mass in the
church. which was hung with black On
the same day the Duke gave a farewell re-
ception, at which he delivered brief adieu
to his assembled partizans. The duke, hay-
ing pressed the hands of those present, then
retired. He left Wiesbaden on the follow-
ing morning at six, in order to return TO
Frohsdor!. The Assemble Rationale. Le-
gltimlst paper, says that more than 10000
persons from France have paid their respects
to the Prince at Wiesbaden.
1t IS sand that there is split in the Presi-
dents Cabinet, and that Gen. d'Ilautpoul
and nj. Baroche, who do not approve of the
course proposed to be adopted by their COL
leagues in reference to the extension of the
Presidents term of office, are about 10 resign.
A Cabinet Council was held on Sunday, and
when il broke up the President sent to Ber
lin suddenly to demand the immediate pres
ence IA Paris OF his friend Nj. de Persgny.
A quantity OF papers written in cipher,
and said to detail certain plans of the French
refugees, have been seized in Paris. Sever
al warrents OF arrest have been accordingly
issued.
Accounts from Montpelier state that an
extensive mandatory of gunpowder for
insurrecuonary purpose has been discovered
in that town in consequence of an accidental
explosion on the premises. The proprietor
HAS been arrested.
The Lords ofthc Treasury have accepted
ihe offer of Mr.. Laming 10 convey the mails
80 the Cape of Good Hope for 100000 per
AMMAN, In screw propelled vessels
In Egypt the cholera was raging with
great severity. The deaths at Alexandra
were 30 per day, and at Cairo double that
nuRber-
Accounts from Tunis, dated August Sd.
state that the cholera, after carrying off about
p 200 persons, appears suddenly to have de-
cllned throughout the regency.
Part OF the Turkish Mediterranean squadron
are about to sail for England. and part for the
United States-the latter being the longest
cruise on record of ships belonging to the Sui
tan.
The Australian Colonies are in state of
,nutiny, If the accounts which have come to
hand during the last few days are to be credit
ed. They desire to sever their connexion with
the mother country, and are SO fully impressed
with the injustice of which they have been the
victims, that nothing short of cutting the cable,
can meet their wants and wishes.
The Bengal Times gives an account of an
other dreadful gunpowder explosion on the
Gauges, on the 9th of July. There were nine
Teen boats laden with gunpowder. One was
discovered to be on fire, when nine of the 9TH
crs Were cut adrift The others exploded but
the precautions taken prevented loss of life.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
LES POPULARITY ABROAD.
FROM SOURI, AMERICA.

MARAcAIBo, Venezuela. April IL, 1910
Mcssrs Sands-Gentlemen IL consider il a duty due
the public to make known the great benefit have
ccived from Using your valuable SaFsGrara. About
three years since attacked with rheumatism IN
my shoulders, and also my legs and 50 severe was
the pain that unable sleep tried MI The best
medicines could hear of without receiving any benehi
until through the advice Of friend procured some n
yonr Sarsapariha, and after using four hotties " me
course OF fifteen days, found myself entirety Wen
have hesitation saying your sarsafniia Is 'he
best medicine took, and can conidehty recon-
mend il my friends and the pubic, :, ,,-e,-r,->
Your obedien servant,-J NJ JtSOhCN.
Here is another, nearer home
0yssSrs Sanis-Gcuilemen Il have great pleasure IN
acknowledging 10 You the great benefit have received
from ,he use OF YOUR Sarsaparlla subject OF puino-
nary disease made voyage 10 Europe, but whlle
there continued be afflicted few weeks alter my
return was seized with violent hcmorThage OF the
lungs and from the debility and great prosiIaon
strength that followed with the proracied dlincu -
respiration, entirely relieved by the use o. G ~,
Sarsapara. which, consider most imporisn ~,
" valuable discovery in the heating art ~ S.a,b a,
have not for the last IL years enjoyed SO goou s -
at present. Very graieiui! yoSH :, SEYNORE
Prepared aud sold wholesale and Ielan i y! =
SANDS druggists and Chemists, luo uuul; =, cotler
~ irllisr New York Sold alsoby Druggists gSher-
ali, ,hrnnghout The United States and Canauas rrec
% ~ ale nv !. Page, Agent for Bath. eowSnol
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
DOMESTIC PORTS.

IoN-Ar 18th, schs Volunteer Perry, Thomaston;
Albion, Robinson Damariscotta Dray, sherman Wscas
set; Consul, Beck, Ausssta Boston, Ba,ley Gar1iner
Bath. 's' w, HILL
Ar l6h sob Diamond, Weymouth, Richmond. Bruu.
,o ION, Romeo Winehenbach, waldoboro; Alice Bow
Ter augusta; Aid Farnham Damariscotta Resolution
norman' Gardiner Reindeer, Durham, pswdomham -
NT ,e,s punion, Bath Harriet Dunton Westport
loth, sarah Jane, Tukey E'ristol Louisa Dow Ores
den; Moscow, Merrill, fowdoinham Phaeton Weller
Richmond Catherine, M'Near Wiscasset
NEW oRLEANS-Ar Sd, brig Sarah Ludwig, Young,
Thomaston
~ lth, brig Adams, Gray, Adams. Havana.
NEW IORk-Cld l2th, ship Devonshire, Strickland
Orleans Iowa, Blake Gascow nth, ship Trenton
Snow, Orleans.
Ar 18th, Trumpet, Ames; Albany Packet, Hewitt and
Metallic, Ames, Thomaslon. 10th, brig Rainbow, of
Thoma sion 81 Martins.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar lith, Mary Shields Gardiner
18Th, sch Mirror, W bite, da.
SAVANNAH-Ar 12th, sch'Phipshurg Bath.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar llth, sch Tortoa, Ludwig, Pic
tou for Wareham.
FOREIGN PORTS.
vaparaso-In port 12th, bark A THOMPSON Skol-
field for San Francisco, TO sail next day
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
HARPERS' NEW
MONTHLY MAGAZINE,

THE design Of the publishers, in issuing this Work.
place within the reach of the great of the Amer
lean people the unbounded OF the Periodical
Literature Of the present day Periodicals enlist much Of
the literary talent and creative genius Of the The
best of writer's every nation devote themselves mainly
to the Reviews, Magazines and newspapers. Through
the pages of these, the powerful historical essays,
The elaborate critical disqustnns, the most eNqu
lite delneaons of manners and of nature, the highest po-
etrv, and the brilliant wit, have within the last ten
years, found their way to the public heart
q The abest and best productions of Lamarne Dickens.
Alison, Lever Bulwer, Croy, and Macauay found IN
the reviews, newspapers and magazines Their procuc-
tons, however, nermingled with much thai IS mere local.
and Of interest scattered through of
periodicals make it obviously impossible that I'M
der present circumstances any considerable number
OF the reading public and much more shat the mass of the
public, should have an op ortufy OF becoming ialhiar
with them.
remedy the evil md to place such of the periodical lcra
turc of the day, has commanding interest in the hads
of all who have the slightest desire to become acquainted
with it, Each No Of their magazine will contain ia pa
octave, double columns. The vol Of single year,
therefore will present nearly 20G0 pages Of the choicest
of the Miscellaneous literature ui the
The Magazine will transfer TO its pages, rapidly
they may be issued the continuous tales Of Dickens, Bull
wrr Croly, Lever, Warren and other distinguished CoR-
tbutors British periodicals articles of commanding
interest from all the leading quarterly reviews, Of both
Great Britain aud the United states critical
publications Of the day speeches and addresses Of dis
tnguishcd upon topics of universal interest notices
of in science literature and art in which the peo-
Tle large have interest, &c. Special regard will be
had TO articles as relate 70 the economy Of s7cal r-
which tend to promote in way the we-bting
of those who engaged in any department Of prouc-
tive activity. very carefully Prifpared Fashion plate
and other pictorial Illustrations will accompany each
number.
This Magazine intended exclusively for any class
of readers The publishers have at their command the
eNhausess of current periodical literature III
all its departments. They have the aid ocditnrs IN whom
both hey and the public coniidc. They have no doubt
that, by intelligent of these appliances they can
present monthly compendium of the periodical rroduc-
lions of the day which would be willingly without
and they iutcud to publish low rate that lis cost
Shall prevent its making IFS way into the hands and
family circle of every intelligent citizen Of She United
| States.
| TERNS-THREE DOLLARS year or TWENTY-FIVE
| cents a No. The work may he obtained of booksellers
and Periodical Agents, and Of the publisher.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

MRS WINSI.OW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN. has "A SoornNG
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of tecthing by
sottening the gums-will allav all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it.
Mothers, it viii give rest to yourselves and re-
lief and health to your infants, nerer has Il
failed # timely used, perfectly safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. \ fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price 25
cents bottle.
\. i. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DR.. A. Shaw, agt.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

congress-.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

The following is list of some of the hes; Business
Firms i'll Boston They present extra Inducements for
Traders and others purchase of them All who visit
the city should take this list with them.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

BLISs's COP LIVER On CANDY.-A neat
and effcacious compound combining all the
medical virtues of the Cod Liver Oil, with 9th
er powerful yet harmless curativcs, is one of
the most popular remedies of the day, for coughs
colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, and all diseases
of the pulmonary organs. Thousands have
tried it with the happiest results.
Be sure and enquire for Bliss and observe
his signature on every package of the genuine
article. For sale in Bath by A. Il. PAGE the
only authorized agent.
n. 3. Be,care of co1mterfcits' 3ml0
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

Sch Mary Adams, Merrill of and from Gardiner, for
Boston, with cargo of bricks and hay, lost her fore
mast and sprung aeak on the 12h inst and was aban
doned on the liih. The captain and crew. in number
went OH board sch Swim, Gordon, from Franklin and
were carried into Boston As the weather rough
when they left her, they saved nothing what they
stood in No insurance The NJ A. was picked up and
lowed into this port Tuesday last.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

Jenny Lind is to give but four more concerts
in New York, before she visits Boston, namely,
on Tuesday, 18th, Thursday, 10Th, Saturday,
2lst, and Tuesday, oath inst
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
Genteel House Furniture

Al AUCTION
IN FRIDAY. 2Oth inst AT O'Clock at the house ocru
~ pied by David Owen, Jr Grove Street, all the Furn
urc OF said house, consisting osoas Bureaus Bedstead
Carpets, Feds and heding, Chamber and Kitchen Furn-
ture, Utensils, &c ONEN 4 Co Iuc,ys
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

On Wednesday salute of 100 guns was
fired at noon on the New York Battery, in hen
or of the passage Of the compromise bill BY
congress-.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
DISASTERS

40 II, Ion g.
p sta'e Rights, (of Bath) Warren, from Savanna for
Liverpool put into New York, 18th inst having sprung
aeak. -
brig rInesco, (of Wiscasset) Smith, from st John, n
~, for 1 iPra, Was towed 18th by pilot boat
Whliden me was lumber laden took the gale of eth
inst I'm Esh oil Five Fathom Bank and was thrown on
away, and the manmast Immediately went oye the side
carving with f r. thing above The foremost head and
the brig rghteu iu OF "aer with loss Of deckoad and
boat took her in tow. Another pilot boat the Turley
fell in with large quantity of pine lumber among which
ing the F. which the Philadelphia pagers cali
British vessel
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

The vote of lIallowell on the Railroad Loan
question stood SOS yeas, nays lis. Two more
than necessary to carry it.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

IMPORTANT to those having impurities of
the Blood-BRANT'S PURIFYING EN-
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in the
world. is now put up in QUART BOTTLES.
% See advertisement headed " Sixty EoUR
Doses, in another column. 1t is so strong and
purifying that one bottle lasts from Ten to SIX
TEEN days longer than Sarsaparilla. 3mi
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
Special Notice.

IIE friends of the Marine Bible Society of Bath and
vicinity" are informed that the Depository and Treas
ury of the Society, are both nearly empty.
Contributions the Treasury Will be received by the
subscriber, and the Depository replenished
sufficient sum is received.
NJ F. GANNETT, Treas & Con.
Bath Sept 10, 1850. 3wl2
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
Watches e Watches !!

JUST received AT CHINA NALL. the largest assert
~ meat OF Gold and Siiuer Patches offered in his
place. CONSISTING Of English Levers Anchor do lie
pine, Quarter Virgo. Han Plates sc
IL Please call and examine. for these watches must
be sold very All watches sold at this establish
meni warranted IN every respect.
:. W. HEATH & CO.
Bath, sept IL tI3
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
Agents Wanted.

To sell SEfRS NEW IND POPUL IR PICTORIAL
DESCRIPTION OF THE UNITED SI'iTES Treas
ury OF knowledge Pictorial Family Annual, and other
useful publications.
To of enterprise and tact this offers an opporu-
nifty for profitable Improvement seldom 10 he met with
There Is not town in the Union where right honest
and well disposed person fail Of selling from 50
200 volumes, according 10 the population
Full particulars OF principles and profits OF the
cy will be given on application post paid 10 NJ p Ell
TENGIIL, 10 State street Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
CrOekery. Glass and China Ware.

lust received China Hal. an extensive assortment
u Of Crockery. Glass and China Ware and will be sold
nj great Earsd as.
ms :. W. HEATH & Co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
For California Direct!

THE Subscriber would inform his ola customers and
L the Public general y, that having Just opened large
stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
for the Fall rratehe prepared 10 furnish them with
any hing IN his line low he bou. hi in the city
Purchasers invited Io call and examine his stock,
they Will find the price Tor and every article rant
si.
BOOTS and SHOES repa red in the best manner. and
low at any place IN the city
ArrEN fIDN-The subscriber has net refHorei but
may be tound Pie c's Biock, I'd north Of Otren
& Co.'S iHcti Rooms.
2wlj J. w. ROBERTS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
Blakc's Patent Fire-proof Paints,

Which in few months turn 4 slate stone, project
ing whateye they fem the action Of the weather
FIRE.
LOOK CUT FOR FRAUDS,
unpriuciped persons oring spurious articles for
sale. calling them Ohio ire Proof Paints The genuine
article l.. only TO be obtained Of the Prentee, New
York ar his Agents, and every packas. j. Marked
"Bi.AKE'S PATENT FIREPRDOF PAINT" The
authorized Agent, JERE +. HALL, IS Broad Street.
Boston, has it constantly hand, and has sol il far
three TO our manufacturing estat hmcns
and will give the whole history IF the Paint and its
qualities any who will send call al his
ing room, % Broad Street, RoSion ASA, Prepared
Canvas, all reaTy fer the funf sides Of buildings,
making the cheapest and most durable covering ever
invented. Also, H"ofiug Nails, manufactured
expressly for putting on the Canvas. No one has the
genuine articles above mentioned withnut name
being marked upon them. .JEssE, Il. HALL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 80 BROAD
STREET, BOSTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
Cutlery and Brittania Ware.

400 SETS Of ivory and common Table Cutlery
cN'p ~ at Bar ami
C-fSTOTS from 50 cents, To S2j
us S.W. HEATH & CO.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
, rrrcTIoNs OF THE EYES.



AB&D SANps-Gentlemen;- = would mol nave
,I =, ,-ri1e 10 You. ii it was not my duty to let
he nnbc know the almost miraculous eject your sarsG-
;itIa has hnd upon me. My limbs were covered with
p,,s sores 50 that could moi walk during the whole
rrc and summer. In this situation lccmmencedt the
ne o vonr Sarsaparlla, and ailer taking two boules
was entirely cared. must tell you of another wonder
Mi cnr, Nh brother afflicted with this scrofuIa in Lis
h,d % bad his physician told him that the loss
his sight inevitable, and permanent blindness
cd 10 he his Three bottles entirely restored his
sight, and conuot but recommend all similarly attic
ted 10 use Sands Sarsararilla. Yours truly,
BENZ. + BUCKNER
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
Combs! Combs! Combs

OLIVER. Shell, Buffalo and common Hornback
y COuBS-Side-co combs, Fine Combs, Pocket-combs,
Round Combs for children, &c, for sale BY
46 t. II. u. MARSTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
FOkT OF BATH.

PORT OF BATH,
AR RIVED.
Brig Marcia, Smith, Boston. 0eP' T.
Sch Harry Chandler, Kelley, Fall River
Sch Ellen, Kelly, Fall River.
,,--,. will, SATURDAY, Sept IA.
Sch Mariner, Windsor 5, with plaster.
Sch Packet, Thompson. Boston.
Brig Foster, Grover, Philadelphia.
MONDAY, SEPT 22
Br sch Traveller, Windsor, Ms.
Ship Eva, new of Orleans, Parker, Charleston
Brig Harriet, Gibson, Cardenas.
CLEARED.
Brig Mechanic, Reed, n Orleans.
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ne 81 { ID s..

On board ship kosSuih OH the passage from Hamburg
to New York, July % in the English Channel, of cio-
era, Isaac p, OF Nelson Sprague, 20 Mark L. son
OF Can't. Pearson Morrison, l7-all Of Phpsburg, Me.
u Charleston g., Lieut.. rhnnIs J cid son
ct Dr. Nathaniel Weld OF this city.