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Eastern times., 1850-11-21
CONSU MPTION.

This dire disease To race, which has baied the
skill and experience of the learned the old school
in Medical science can be preu utef and cured by Doc
Clays system of treatment, which has been adopted
with unparalleled III the OF this fearful dis
Eastern times., 1850-11-21

las, Loss 81 dpp tfe. Plmpf s, Bi es,
General DeJii ity &C. &c.
THIS preparation has borne the OF four
Teen years experience. since lis first Introduction 10
public favor, during which time numerous limitations
have sprung into existence founding their claims 10 The
confidence of the community the curative powers CON
lained III Sar>aparila the great reputation and extend
ed of which has been mainly attributable 10 the ma
wonderful cures effected by The Of this prepara
ton While Sarsaparia Root ferns an important part
of its combination. il IS. at the time, compounded
with other vegetable remedies of power, and
the peculiar combination and scientific manner OF lis
preparation. that rkable in the at
disease depends Other preparations initiate II IN the
style of putting and in bearing the name of one OF
iIs ingredients and here ends their resemblance 10 It
Those needing remedy and purifier like this, are re-
quesed TO noe where this difference exists and IN ma
King choice of what they II take any other
but thai entitled 10 their confidence. from the long
list of cures ii has effected living witnesses whose
testimonials and residences have been published. and
who still bearing daily testimony its worth. The
whole history of medicine has scarcely furnished
n parallel 10 the numerous and remarkable cures
effected by lis use, and what it has effected once II can
effect again
Eastern times., 1850-11-21

Sch Fhipsbufg. at Providence from Bath, thrown
lei beam ends, 9 h ns a violent gale from ENE
10 NNE, IF Nantucket shoals, and lost off dec< about
5000 feet Of lumber.
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
LUNGS BLED-MUsT DIE

Mr. L. S. TERRY, merchant, Byron Genc:ee county, " ",
wrote, August p, 1918: GRANTS medicine is dong won
ders here has cured of Consumption that all the
physicians had said die When he commenced taking
Bans medicine he could not raise his hand TO his head
he bed the and symptom seemed 10 indicate
he die bur. astonishing To ALL he is now able TO la
Dor the county He used only fire boues
1t young lady OF Consumption in Orleans
county, which her father says doctor could euye.''
Mr. MILLER merchant of the place, has certified 10
the fr1lfho of fine
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
BY THE LAST MAIL.

BOSTON-Ar 18th, brig Marshal Dutch, (of Searsport)
McGilvery, Philadelphia Ceard sch Rochester, Heath
Augusta.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 6th bark Rainbow, Lombard,
Boston. sth, New England, York kossuth, Turks
Island Sebatts, Bordeaux.
ST MARkS-In port 5th, brig Cushnoc, for York.
sAvANNAH-In port 18th, ship Martha Ward, for
n York, fdg burk Harvard, for Boston.
WILMINGTON-Cld l4th sch Mary June, Bath
NORWlCH-Arrived 18th, sch Juno, Robinson, Rock
land.
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, brig Corvo Crockett. Rock
land.
DlGHTON-Ar 18th, brig Lamartine, Center, Gardiner.
Sailed from Leghorn, o date) ship Sharon, Merryman,
Sicily.
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
Cranberrics. 0uinceS.

ClTRON, Sultana Raisns, Hickory nuts, Walnuts
y Almonds Fberts Pecan nuts, Chesnuts, Castana
for sale at the City Market by % AGPAGE.
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
New Northern Lard
New Box and Cask Raisins.

y small tubs choice article for family use, for sale
i the City Market by % AG PAGE.
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
TapiOca, SagO.

DOTATO Starch, Corn Starch. Fana, Maccaroni Irisl
Moss and Vermacei, for sale by
Bath, Oct %, 1850. l9 W. p. MARSTON.
Eastern times., 1850-11-21

CNRUP, Corn Starch Farina Hominv Samp, Cracke
~ Cocoa, Rye Flour, Corn, rye and wheat Meal Ia oc;
Sage Arrow Root, Ground Rice, &C. for sale the Cit
Market by - G PAGE.
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED I

We this 10 prove the POWER TO SAVE LIFE
when this BALSAM is used after the person is consid
yyscans and friends be the last stages Of disease
actually pYiSG-and in this case. GONE that The
and BURIALcLoTHEs rere bosgh For the pdTtet
case. and the respectable aud undoubd proof OF
all and facts refer TO our PAMPHLETS
This cure was effected Mrs. ZIBA DIkEMAN, of
Is1lston Spd Saratoga County, " " We can prove, be-
yond doubt many others, almost sgHay hopeless and irn'i
nerabe of Coughs and ConsunpioHi CURED, winch
1iucnlr III hi
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
CONSUMPTION

In all Christianized and civilized countries has caused
larger proportion of deaths than ster malady that af
fics the human family and. until within wears there
has not been any certain remedy stop the devastation
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
New Buckwheat Flour,

CHOICE Apples Marrow Squash, Onions Sweet Pota.
y toes, Cabbage, Turnips for sale the City Mar
ket by % AG PAGE
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
WALLAC & CO.,
rO6 RroudNay, New YORK

For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath j. Wakefield
and C. A, Macumber, East Thomaston: c.
Prince, Thoma ston; w. H, Barnard, Waidobo-
ro'; G. H. Thomas, Richmond >. B, ether
Dana, Jr. Damariscotta; 6. 5. Holt, Topsham !;
Pierce & Martin, So. Thomaston; R. P. Carr,
Bowdo,nham; J. n. Clark, Wiscasset; W. A.
Bibber, Little River Village,
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

Per Steamship Atlantic at New York.
Ar at Liverpool. 2Sth, Glidden, Child, Phladel-
phia 29th Henry Nesmth Butler Cronsadt; 30th Ame-
liza, Agry, Charleston; II Il Booty, Alex nder, st John
NIB.
Adv, Maine, Freeman for Boston, Sd inst.
In port at London Goth ult, Sarah Punngton, Puring
ton, for Boston,
Sid I'm Newport 25th, Barring Brothers Cotter, Savan
nah before reported 2ithl 26tn Italy, Reed New York
Sid FIN Bremerhaven, 2lst, Tarquin, Doughty, New
Orleans.
sid fm Helvoet, 25th, South Carolina, Stewart, New
York.
st Johns, NB-Ar 9th, sch Rising Sun, Rath.
GPer Steamships Cambria at Boston, and Franklin, al
New York;
Ar at Liverpool 3lst ut, Saxony, Mecher Cronstadt
Adv Maine, Freeman for Boston Sd; Saxony Mel
cher do goth; Jane Glidden, Child. Philadelphia
In mort al London, lst inst Sarah Pungton, Puring
ton, for Boston soon.
Ar AT IIavre 18th ult. Rhine Doane, New York
Adv at Bordeaux 29th ut Sahatiis, for New Orleans
room; Clinton, for Philadelphia, 3lst
sid FIN Royan. 22d ut Wabash, Barnes New Orleans
Trieste-In port oath ult, ship John Harvard, Al
sdos for LiveTpJo uncs
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
WAS BELIEvED PAST CURE

Mr. CORNELIUS II. SMITH, merchant, Collins Ceatre,
Erie county n y, January 49, 1872 said Your BRANTS 5
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM and BRANT'S PURI-
FLYING EXTRACT are nearly all Sold and want mmedi-
aely another supply for lhey sell more rapidly and gre
sale Tie Pulmonary Baisd has raised lady here from
bed of dangerous and sickness which all doctors
had given up They said she ,rih
a Consumption Of the Lungs After all had pronounced the
case HOPELESS she commenced taking BRANT'S BAiSAM
and now she is EeN.'
Eastern times., 1850-11-21

Nov s. lat 43 Ion IS L ., was passed barque -, Of
Gardiner, steering w.
Abont Nov 4 off Ship Island, brig Nancy Plased, (of
Ga dner) Church "a days from Vera Cruz, supposed for
New Orleans IF provisions and water "a passen
gers up to in steamer Maria Burt.
Oct 20 lat A. "a Ion 35 ship Dublin, Skolfeld, from
Liverpool for Mobile.
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
Patten Library Association.

THE annual assessment of dollar each share
L owned in the Patten Library, being due, the
bers requested TO pay the same forthwith
; J NEALLEY, Trsas.
Bath 1850.
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
NG 81 T Z { 81 GJG@.

In Boston, Mr. C Il Lemons Miss Margaret II Jewe
formerly of estport
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
Medical Advice Gratis.
DR.. r. Richard Clay,
Sagadahock House, Bath,

er, Ne VIII ne IN attendance al The
Sagadahock House, Bath,
MONDAY and TUESDAY. December 9Th and 10Th,
VI for consultation with patients laboring under the
various forms of Disease, particularly affections
of the lungs liver, kidneys, stomach bowels,
sysem dyspepsia, spinal diseases, suppressons and e-
male complaints ofevery name, piles hslula IN ano and
pernoe ca1arrh in the head, chronic bronchitis,
rial and rheumatic diseases urinary difficulties dropsy,
salt rheum. scrofna, and all diseases arising from
impure state of the blood or habit of the system
Let it be Understood by All,
That Doct Clay is member of the Reformed Prac-
tice. and uses
Eastern times., 1850-11-21

Hav.na-In port sth, orline St John, Rodbird, for
Boston, ldg.
Eastern times., 1850-11-21
Thousands of Consumptions

and Chronis Coughs alundany prove its unfang efficacy
such diseases and its undoubed curative power and sooh
healing properties. in the following complaints and dis
splitting Of blood Bleeding at the Lun9s Pam IN
the Breast and Side NgSredts Nervous Conpain Palri-
tat,on Of Heart Cholera Iunf Dysertery and Summer
Complaints Children and .iduits and FEMALE WEAH-
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA's MAILS,
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
&C., &c, &c.

The steamship Canada arrived st Boston at six
o'clock on Wednesday evening She left Liverpool
on Saturday, the LIST inst.
Our correspop dence and papers mailed In Europe
reached US between four and i've O'Clock yesterday
afternoon.
The telrgrsphic summary of the received from
Halifax published In tho Herald Of Wednesday and
yesterday. There Is very little to add to that.
There several interesting articles In the English
papers, relative to the increase Of Gotten mills in the
United States particularly the Southern States We
intend TO publish two of them in q day or two
Our London advices of the 81 st ult hand They
iufo m that there has been less activity in the
market for American securities but without any ma
teria change in prices The following the quota
items he 3lst ult
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THE WAY LlTEsr EUROPEAN AxurraIIsESsE.
rr,nnAru rson L ,sDoS 10 llyrRroor..


E.gls cd
Trsnsacticss In contis Bs-i exehsnges vers s~s
vsry offensive yesterday AT r<noea
France
W. have accounts tr,m f.rs 70 fr'iAv intN
anti, On Thufsdsy the 4th. stu. ssh TIA ssd san
oaaus.. ~ the Electoral Reurn hii ~-fs y s---t
The frt, s.vsn soeizlst- arr -t-d On tnafstsy
"a. ht 80. fo,td in sh- act 20 as,ksx csrtr df"-
a. e.4rrfs Fses,re ststes tas L,rt rsia~r<t"n
ptsss.d hi readiness o. sce-gt ths trsstr sifaed
- l. na.n. the Gr,es affair. N 'aid " o" th'as"
pftG rshlr
Tuulen ietsr Of the ASIA ut, states hat not
wNtaspoibP the hopes OF . srtii n-at ot 'e d't
Ter wtts the Rrish at si"-y of sesnes
y sone os that per-. snstner sntp OF tas hns
tas b ~ add, d 20 th. Heditefrsne an sausiroa.
pssis oouHss The funds are sssin mach hisher
fives, " ", Thrvss 81 IN
prussfs-
sd,ici frcm B-riin ia. SHh ult, state tbss tes
kiLg beslIh e.nlinsvs " impter-,
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TORONTO, june u 1850.
The bill to encourage emgrants from Europe to the
Usted States to the u Lawrence by reducing the
emersnt tax to Is cents per head was read second
time In the lower House last night bill to prevent
tho deserton OF seamen foreign vessels ct Quebec
was introduced.
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Trial OF Gen. Lopez. 60.

NEw ORLEANS, June IL, 1880
The trial Of General Lopez before the United States
Commissioners Is progressing lie will pro badly be dis
barved for want Of evidence.
The weather in this oty is very hot but healthful
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HosTOF. June TO Iss1
The Copp.ciicut River psnt, at Chsri.-to-p n w..
~ssrbb,d ~ si2too In gold silver bills rses-
dsy niehi, b, Of false heys pov.rfsi bsrssri
,ools and rsnpo-d-r. On wedp-sdsy. ct Mari.
bor psh shout twenty mites dist ant frosn a
the ftbb~'y q sttsy tsm wss found eoatsu uios We
~boir Of he stolen money not dsIsr NJ g ssae.
Ilunasr through fr,xbt,
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Cholera In q aba.

HAFANA, juno 7, I65O,
The cholera has broken out the plant tho
interior Of the island. The mortality Is very great
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Important from Washington.
OUR SPECIAL Txl.EsRAPHIc DESPATCH.

OUR srECIAL TRIEoRAPHIC DEsPArCH.
WAsHI,eros, June II, 1850.
Afer the scenes to-day In both houses the prospect
Of q compromise looks black enough. The House Of
Representatives Is getting heated up to the nghtns
point The Senate is already there
Some friends Of Mr. Clay assure us, however that he
will take further notice of his affair with Benton
20 that no bloodshcd b Appreciated ON that score.
But things In the House have . very wArlike CON-
plexion
The Compromise bill Is good for two weeks yst In
ful. II not hopeless
The Senate have confirmed the appoint tmentS Of
Denjsmin Biddle Consul for Chihuahus, and Daniel
Riggs Judge for the United States District Court ct
Arksnsas.
Captain Duperu publishes card, IN the fnieg
sfsiis ss..-'-s S--yi-s sA- shssne al
the I've sh OF st Cardcnas.
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the exeitcm. nt which previously prevailed.
The parliamentary proceedings have been character
lied by the ssitude cocse upon the excitement
Of . day at Epson. The Lord Chancellor having st
length resgned the proposition has been mooted for
dividing the judicial aud political functions Of the
ohce Lord Stanley has taken the opportunity OF an
noubciDg his alton to expose the fallacy Of
the free trade system and Of expressing his conviction
that retsrn to Just moderate aud equitable system
Of prott ctiop to all kinds OF british industry IL iud
nsAbe In order To the country TO state OF
prosperity. The Commons, by way Of diversion. have
been trying experimests Ia their new house which was
temporarily opened ON Thursday, the 30th ult,
which day Lord Asheys motion for address to the
Queen to take to stop the pted
Kingdom the collection and delivery Of letters aai
the tcans mission OF mails Sunday, carried not
wbstsndiDy the opposition Of the Chancellor OF the
EIchequer by majority Of s3 20 BS
The Duke OF Montpepsier has been summoned from
Spain visit his iather the ,x-kng Of the French
Who u not IN q good stste OF health
There is likely TO be change Of Ministry In France,
In eon,equsnce 81 the dispute with England General
de Lhhtte ~ii be minister Of in place Of General
dHsutpoul who l. to 70 TO Algeria gJv-rnorgessrh
The O. neral resigns t.e war once In consequence OF
dispute with General ChangarDi.r NJ. Drouyn d.
Lhuys succeeds General de Lzhfte minister of fo-
reign snsrs The Lsgitimists aud Orlenniss have al
q etipg and have come to resolution that their
only hope depends upon cordial union be-
>-s. shs '-- ~s--.h.s AZ 'h- hans. of Bourboa.
There have been disturbsnees in the south
particularly At Msrs~ss they are supposed to be
c.ps-cted With some intended movement favor OF
Henfyv.
The Pope was to hold . consistory on the Goth uit
vkrp ne would declare the organization thai he ia.
tends 10 give TO his oominions
In Austria the State debt has increased to 1l5s,-
UO 90 horiDs. In the course Of the 1859 the
expenditure surpassed the income oy nearly lao md
lioss OF horius. This Il serious state OF things,
and will embsrrass the government great deal.
there ir 10 be meeting OF sovrreisns at Warsaw, at
which the sapsrors Of Ru-ris aud Austria and the
Prince of Prus.is, are expected to attend
be London H-es OF Thursday, the 3oth ult. la it's
city article exposee tn. absurd statements Of Tho
Angoi aliior bis Mining aud Dredging Comptny, aud
warns thost who have money from purchasing sharss
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Great Mechanical Work.
D. APPLETON s CO., NEW YORK,
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most essential parts Of which being comprised
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prchensiye as possible.
The publishers have cndcavorcd TO use
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of the work contains at least four times the
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the same size. This has also secured to each
plate woIking-drawings Of ample size and clear
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The publishers are, ~ short determined re-
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DIED.

On the 10th inst, Mr.. William Weir, in the
5Ith year of his age.
Departed this life on Tuesday, the 33d inst, at
her residence in Hancock, Washington Co. Md,
after painful illness, which she bore with true
christian forttude, Mrs. Harriet Pendcton con-
sort Of Benz amin Pendleton, Esq, of that place,
in the G2d year of her age.
This excellent lady, for many years a constant
and exemplary member of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church, was not "overtakenwlth any sudden
amazcmcnt," when the messenger came, for
whom Sic had long been laboring to prepare and
was waiting with resignation and in cheerful
hope Of an inheritance ''incorruptible, undeliIed
and that fadcth not away, eternal in the hcay-
ems" through Jesus Christ her Saviour, on
whose Almighty arm she leaned with full assur-
aucc of faith and in the last struggle with the
Kmg Of TerrOrS, exemplified the truth Of those
lines Of the cnraptured poet:
Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft as downy pillows are,
While on his breast lean my head
And breathe my life out sweetly there"
We sncerely sympathise with the bcrcayed
husband and relatives of the deceased, hoping
and PRAYING their loss may lead them to draw
more closely TO their God and Saviour, and a
more thorough preparation to meet and dwell
with her forever in the abe des Of the blessed.
A. G..
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TIE CoNDrr1oN OF THE CouNTRY.--
A writer in the National Intelligencer re-
lcrs to the general impression now pre-
Willing, that the country is iii a prosperous
condition and conrovcrls that idea. lie
cndcavors to establish the fact that we are
approachingan another monetary convuIslon'
as great as that which prevailed some years
ago, and gives the reasons Tor Tins mn
preston. Among the facts which he adj
duccs to show the correctness OF his views
are the ruling price ofeXchange, the great
amount of property which has been lost
by shipwreck to California, the falling of
in domestic trade, the depression IN the
Iron and other heavy business OF TIT,
country, the vast amount of Stocks, and
the small quantity OF produce which are
now being shipped to Europe, and the
lew prices at which the sales Of tins pro-
ducc are made.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-14

MORE SToPPAGEs.-The Georgetown
ID. c. Advocate states that some of the
factories in that vicinity have stopped,
and others are running on short time, on
account OF the high price Of cotton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-14

~ W oQN, you torch q ue,ile without
~ T,''g S'uns by ~ take Aoid of ii stonllv.
80 u'' SAME 10 other mnovanees. aW& f. "
lining will ever annoy vou.
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CARD.

IN consequence Of some necessary re-
| pairs, navigation on the Alexandria
Canal Will he suspended for several weeks.
We have arranged to deliver goods in
Georgetown without delay, and hope that
our customers on the line and dealers gen,
orally will not let this temporary Interrupt
ton prevent their coming to our market
as our stock is unusually large and desi-
rable. MCEEIGH, BRO. d co.
Alexandria, March 20, 1880.
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FACTORIES SUBSCRIBING we learn from
the Howard Advocate, that the Granite
Factory at ElIIcon's Mills will stop oper-
atoms IN few days for one month, and
then determine as TO their future course.
The Union Factory las reduced the wa
ges of lis hands 20 per cent, and will
continue TO run fall time. The Patapsco
| as commenced to run half time; and it
is expected the Thistle will either COM
mencc TO run half time, shortly, or reduce
wages. This course has been rendered
necessary by the high price of cotton, the
large importations Of English aid French
goods, and the impossibiity of selling the
accumulated stocks on hand, except at a
serious loss.
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AWFUL TRAGEDY.--The Wilmington
I(Dcl.) Gazette gives an account of the
murder, on the I'd inst, of his wife, By
Captain John Windsor, at NIiddlefold,
Sussex county, Delaware. He deliberate
ly shot her with horse pistol, and then
himself took laudanum, which, only vom-
ting him, he attempted also TO shoot him
self, but was prevented. The cause OF
the act was jealousy (said to be ground
less) Of Alexander Osborn, whom he also
had declared his intention to kill. Wind
sor is about seventy years of age, and had
recently married young wife, not now
above twenty five. The murderer was
arrested.
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE !

THE subscriber begs leave most respect
fully to inform his customers and the
citizens of Shepherdstown and vicinity
generally. that he has Just received and is
now opening a splendid assortment OF
Groceries, China, Quesnsware, Hard
rare, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Do
mesfc CoHons, Liquors, Bacon, and
Lard,
and in short every article pertaining to the
Grocery Business, which he is determin-
ed to sell as low as they can be bought at
any other place in the Valley. For IN
stance,
good Orleans sugar at . cts.
nrime do do g.
very best
n. o., PR. 6 S. II. Molasses
from 81 to 623 per gal.
prime Rio Coffee ~
very best, superior article IA
BAcox-shoulders g., middling 7, hams
10 cts. per h., and every other article IN
proportion.
Thankful for past favors he earnestly
solicits continuance of the same. The
pubic's humble servant,
THOMAS s. TURNER.
Shepherdstown, April 80, l850-lm.