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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-13
SheriES Sale.

INCOLN. ss-Nov 5ih. 1s5f-Taken on execute n,
IL whereas William NJ Stedman and Joseph A White,
both and each of Boston, County of Suffolk and Com
monwealth OF Massachusetts copartners in trade and
business under the firm style of VIM Stedman Co,
and doing business al said Boston, creditors. and
vii lam Starbird of Bath, in the County OF Lincoln. is
debtnr-and VIII be sold al the Office of Ezra Abbott.
Esq III Richmond, County Of Lincoln, on Wednesday
the tenth day OF December 1851. IL OF the
clock IN the forenoon, all the right in equity which the
said William Starbird has ad on The Slh da; Of
March, ISL being tn. time when the wrlt in the
action upon which the said execution .sued was SER
we'd, OF redeemng the following described real sa,.
with the buildings thereon, situate in said Rab and
bounded thus beginning on the north side Of Oak ST
and on the side of Front street, the corner made
by these streets-hence running westerly bv said Oak
street 10 land occupied by Jason Sewal-hence nor,h
erly by said land occupied by said Jason Sewa 10 the
northeast corner bounds therecf-ihenc, east FIVE de-
grees SOUTH six rods 10 a sake-ihence south twelve
dogs west, ID feet TO a stake-ihence twenty
grees south TO Front sreei-thence soutery BY Front
the first mentioned hounds together with the
buildings thereon and the privilege of a passage way
rod wide, the north side OF the premises 10 and
from Front also undivided half part of the
well and pumpa the northeast of the premises
or Alfred Iemonr, of West Bath the 10Th day OF De-
cemer, D 1s4s. by his deed reference being there
unto ha and said premises morigagedby said Siarbird
10 he saio Te1ont by ed dated December
2Oth AID 1915 secure the payment Of $1,000 in year
ly paymen,s OF 500 and interest until the $500 aud in
terest is paid Recorded January g. s49 II O'Clock
PM, Vol 2s Page 569 SCI and 562 Lincoln Records,
Western District. DANIEL WITHAM, Dep Sheriff.
3w21
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To D. c. MoREHEAp, NJ. D.
have disposed of all the Galvanic Belts with the
ception of two and the results have been
cessful beg you will send supply immedi-
ately A young man in town adjoining had been out
Of health for long time and unable to do any work at
all He tried the Regulars" until they completely
physicked his pockets well his system. He then
concluded to try a Belt and Find. The first day it
compelled him to keep his bed and his parents and
friends begged him to take of the Belt-said it would
make him &c, but he kept it and the day
went to hayng and has worked hard every day since
Yours truly, A. J. SMITH
Bristol, N H., September Is, 1850.
nF No trouble Inconvenience attends the use OF
DIR. CHRISTIE'S G.aLY.4NIC CUR.4TIYES and
they may be by the most feeble and delicate with
perfect and safety. In many cases the senssuon
attending their is highly pleasant and agreeable lhey
accompanied by full and plain directions ior use
Pamphlets with full particulars may be ootalheu s'
Of the authorised Agent.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Ihree D9liaie'
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Doilars;
The Galvanic Bracelets, one Doi ,I Iaon'
The Magnetic Fluid, one Doiiar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
M f.va,s Of Counterfeits and Worthless limitations
d. C. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
La Broadway. New York.
For sale by A. G. PAGE. only authorized
Agent for Bath and vicinity. soply5l
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STRANGE ENOUGH!

Panama, Chautauque Co., N. Y, octr !, 1850.
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GREAT FIRE AT NoRTH AUBURN, (ME.)-
A Grist Mill and Saw Mill belonging 10 Ste
phen Packard, Esq, valued at $4,000; Plan
ing Mill, and large lot of valuable planned lum-
Der belonging to Messrs Bradford g. Conant,
valued al $500; an extensive Tannery beon-
ging 10 Samuel D. Harris, valued at $4,000
were entirely consumed bv fire on Monday
morning, 10Th. The available insurance will
not exceed S25OO. 1t was discovered about
half past one. The cause of this confiagratiou
remains as yet mysterious The susiainers of
this loss tender their sincere thanks TO the cit
liens in general for their active efforts in stay
ing the progress of the flames.-Argus.
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RoBBERY IN ELLSWORTH The store of j.
w. Wood s. Co., in Ellsworth. was broken into
on Sunday night, the I'd, and goods TO the
amount of about S35, taken. the rogue got
in at the attic and out the same way. and
therefore could not carry off so many goods as
he might otherwise have done. Suspicion
soon attached to young man from Bangor.
named Charles Lunt, of only Is or 10 years of
age; and as he was about leaving in the stage
for B.. on Monday afternoon, his trunk was
searched and all the goods found. lie was
then examined before Justice Somerhy. and
ordered to give bonds in the sum of $50, for
his appearance for trial at the April term of the
District Court, for want of which he was COM
mtted to jail.-Argus
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Cure of Severe Cough and Consumptive
tendency, Well tested.

CHESTER FACTORIES, Mass, Oct IS, 1913.
DR. BRADLEE-Sir-Having been attacked some two
months since with affection of the lungs, attend
ed with cough that likely TO become habit
ual friends their opinions freely, that
fast going down with the consumption. purchased of
Messrs Root Briggs & Co. bottle of Buchau's Hungari
Balsam and found immediate relief. have now fin
ished the second bottle and call myself we'll Ii is bn
two weeks since commenced taking the Balsam, yet
have gained five ounds in flesh and the affection at the
lungs appears to have wholly vanished. cheerful,
commend the medicine others that have any kind Of
disease OF the lungs. ! remain yours truly,
ALEXANDER FRANCIS.
DR. Bradlee-Sir-We have witnessed the effect of the
Hungarian Balsam MIR Francis and do not hesitate TO
recon- il others of like disease, &c.
Yours truly, ROOT, BRIGGS Co.
David F. Bradlce Son, 1870 Washington ST.. Boston,
Soils Agents for the United and British Provinces.
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. 2w2l
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O. An effort is being made at Augusta to
render the bridge at that place free.

THE ELEPHANT COLUMBUS, attached to the
menagerie of Raymond & Co. and Herr Dries
bach, died at Lenox Mass, on Saturday. Co.
lumbus is said to have been the largest and
most valuable elephant in the United S,ates.-
He is supposed to have been 100 years Old
His weight was five tons, and he was valued at
5000. When crossing one of the streams
In Adams the bridge gave way, and the ele-
plant was precipitated some fifteen feet into
the water. The injury received in consequence
of the accident is said to have caused his death.
and 1t is rumored that the owners of the animal
have prosecuted the town of Adams for dam
ases.-Pittsfeld San.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION !
Rr77 YEARS OLD!!!

BLooMISc GROVE, Orange Co, N. Y, July &C. 1880
To DR. A. II. CHRISTIE, New York.
Dear Sr-Having been very severely handled by
rheumatism and other diseases and having been cured in
a most remarkable manner by CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC
BELT and FLUID, thought would give you a state
ment of my case, for the benefit of others had the
rheumatism last winter and my legs swelled very much.
My head also very much afflicted having
pain my eyes that could scarcely At the
time, | troubled by spasms, caused by the
pain in my head, suppose. My hearing had been
getting poor several years from catarrh that in
could scarcely hear at all. Having heard
derful accounts of CHRsrE's BELT and FLUID sent to
your store and got them. The Belt put and the
Fluid used directed, and don't think have had after
the first night using them, one minute clear pain from
that time to this, being six months The rheumatism
left body entirely after wearing the Belt very short
time, probably two weeks Then put Galvanic
Necklace and had it two weeks before my head
restored the pain all gone my sight is very good for
man of my age, az years in Anguish and ! consider
myself entirely well having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty. consider my cure very
remarkable and therefore DO hesitate to recommend
ChristIe's Galvanic Curatlves to all persons af-
ficted as have been.
(Signed) PHINEAS TUTHILL.
AFFIDAVIT.
State of New York, Newburgh Orange County, IS
Phineas Tuthill of Blooming Grove Orange County
" Y, who is personally known most respect
able citizen and worthy of all confidence being duly
deposes and says that the facts forth the
statement relation his case entirely
rect and that he in the enjoyment of good health
caused he believes by Chrstie's Galvanic Curatves
PHlNEAS TUTHlLL.
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M 81 Z z { 81 O. @ 8.

In mi. ety 5th Inst Mr. Franklin Reed, Of the firm of
Field q Reed. 10 Miss Sarah A, daughter Of Mr. John
Weeks all Of this city.
In Brunswick, 9th inst, Mr. John kimball, Esq, of
this ejty 10 Miss Annie e. daughter If Gen Humphreys
of b.
In Phipsburg I'd inst by Joseph Berry, Esq, Mr. VIM
III Gilman to Miss ydia Wyman, both ofP.
In Haowell, Mr. Leonard Bean TO Miss Sarah MOI
rill both of ii Mr. George Rich, I'd to Miss Mary Pot
ter both of Waterville; Mr. Ephraim Wlet of Damars
Gotta to Miss Nancy Cooper of Mr. Parker Bowker
TO Miss Charlotte A Hussey, both of III.
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A PANTHER AT LARGE.-A panther escaped
from menagerie at Hackensack, n. j., few
days since, aud took to the bush, whence all at
tempts 10 capture it have failed. The villagers
are greatly frightened, and the stores are all
closed in the evening, nobody caring to travel
much after dark. At last accounts, although
his panther ship had done no damage 10 poul-
try yards or sheep folds, the citizens in that
vicinity were exceedingly anxious that his
freedom should be curiaied
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Administrative Sale,

Rf virtue Of license from the Judge of Probate for the
~ County of Lincoln shall expose for public
auction all OF the real estate of which Charles Cornish
died serzed and possessed including the of the
Widows dover, situated in the of Bowdoin, and
bounded as follows, Nz:-on the west side Of The road
lea ing from Carriers Conner called the town Of
Lcheld-aEd northerly by land of Elijah Allen and VIM
Brlmgin-thence westerly by land of Purrngton-
and southerly by land of Thomas Mnot and VIM Brimi-
GIN to the road being he homestead said Charles
Cornish Said sale to take place the premises The
2Oth day of December, AID 1851 10 O'Clock AM Con-
ditions of sale made known the day of sale.
3w2l SUSAN CORNISH Adm jnistratrix
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EASTERN TIMES
al MARINE JOURNAL. So
PORT OF BATH.

..r.H ARRIVED.
TUESDAY, Nov T.
Sch Echo, Eastman Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Cornelis, Douglass, Gandaloupe.
=n ARRIVED.
Sch Keunebcc, Elbridge, Savannah.
CLEARED.
Ship Costello, (new) Watts, Charleston, SC.
ARRIVED.
Sch At Marys, McFadden, Boston.
Geo Wheaton, Oliver, Boston.
Sch Washington, (new) Patterson, Wiscasset
FRIDAY, Nov 7.
Sch Henrietta, stnchfeld, New York.
Sch Olive Branch, Cornish Boston.
Brig Coral, Freeman, from New York
CLEARED.
Br sch Hunt, Murphy Horton, Ms.
SAILED.
Ship Costello, new Watts, Charleston.
Sch Ophr, Smith. Fall River.
Sch Benz Franklin, Aud, Baltimore
Sch Denmark, Tarbox, New York.
Sch Catherine Mereen, Boston.
Sch Texas, Loud, Boston.
81 ARRIVED. SATURDAY, N0vs'
Sch Evelina Leeman, Boston.
SUNDAY, Nov Q.
Brig Thoosa, Rogers, Newburyport.
Sch Merom, Chase, Boston
Sch Jane, --, Boston.
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New AND DANGEROUS FRAuD.-Twenty dol
lar bills altered from genuine ones, of the
Southport Bank, Connecticut, are in circnla-
ton, and some two or three were passed in this
city yesterday. The fraud is remarkably well
executed, and the alteration is done by extract
ing the figure on each side of the bill, and
printing in its place 20. The words " one dol
lar" in the body of the bills are changed by the
same process to ''twenty dollars" The chang
rs are 50 nicely made, that the bills would be
apt to deceive the best judges. The public
would do well to refuse all bills of this denom-
naturalization Jour.
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SINGING SCHOOL.
MIR. ELLIOT

WILL commence a course of Lessons in Vocal Music
w on TIL TUESDAY evening, Nov. 18Th, at CIR ANTE
HALL Granite Block first door north Of the Sagada-
hook House.
four lessons.
All interested requested to be present at the first
lesson. ra'W
Bath, Nov. 3, 1851. 3w2o
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O. The friends of Rev. John o. Fiske, pas
tor of Winter Street Church in this city, will
be pleased TO learn OF his arrival home, after an
absence of some three or four months on a
European tour, much improved in health and
spirits.
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STATE OF MAINE.

In SENATE, May %, 1851.
On the petition aforesaid Ordered, that the petitioners
an atested copy Of their petition with this order
thereon to be published in the Eastern Times newspa-
per printed in Bath thirty days least before the
Wednesday of January that all persons
ested may then pear and shew Of they have)
why the prayer of said petition should be granted
Read and accepted.
Sent down for concurrence.
A. II. SMALL, Secretary.
In House of Representatives, May "a, 1851.
Read and concurred E. W. FLAGG. Clerk.
A copy attest-ALBERT II SMALL, Sec OF the Sen.
3u2
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WEAKNESS AND NERVOUS DEBILITY!

DEAR SrR-I want another supply of CHRlSTlES
GALVANIC CURATlVES, Immediately. This is an in
tegent and reasoning community, and they see at once
that the Curaves constructed upon scientihc and
philosophical principles and must work efectuay upon
the Nervous System, in the case of Nervous Diseases
An estmsble young lady in town was ahicted with
Debility and pains IN the head
and neck. She put one of the Galvanic Belts ana
Necklace Immediately became sensible OF its curative
and the next day was renewed
of the severe pains, and raised from state OF entire
nervous to health and strength can men
ton several other equally wonderful
j. B. KNIGHT.
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FIRE IN New YoRK. The large four story
building. No. l43 Maiden Lane, occupied by
Baxter & Son, druggists, &c.. was destroyed
by fire about o'clock Monday morning. Loss
not ascertained. The stocks in buildings Nos
l45 and l4l were also seriously injured.
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sF An adjourned meeting of the friends OF
temperance is to be holden at the City Hall on
Friday evening. Some good speeches may be
expected. Go and hear.
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D 9 81 { III q

In this city, 9Th inst Mr. John Fish aged "a years.
At sea, Oct 8, George W. son of Capt Charles Duncan
aged 5 months.
In Boothbay, eth inst, of consumption, Mr. Gilman
Greenwood late OF the firm Of James Bliss Co, Boston,
aged AZ years and months
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Attention the Whole!

Regular meetings Of the washngtonian Temperance
Society of this city held every Sabbath evening
Rechabite Hall, 6ls O'Clock. All persons interested
cordially invited attend. FER ORDER.
bath, Oct Is, 1851.
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Suudries.

VERMTCELI,T, Msccaroni, Corn Starch, Farina,
Pearl Rar,sy A,roy Root. ho,s,o
Seed Rose Water Esseuee Of Rose; EXTRACT OF Lem
on; Peach Water; Lemon Syrup; Mustard; Cavice;
Kechup; Pepper Sauce; Horse Radish; Sage; Sweet
Majorum; SHIELDED Almonds Mace; currans and
Raisins, for sale By N E, GANNETT,
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. 1t is rumored that
negotiations are pending with the Spanish au
thorities for the release of the American pris-
oners concerned in the Cuban expedition.
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Sch Orison, Rogers, Boston.
Sch Hope 4 Esther, Hunt, Boston. Efr
,LL.lII fl MONDAY, Nov TO-
Br sch Oliver Frost, Smith, ST John.
Sch Niagara, Call, Boston.
Sch Alice, Bowler, Boston. tEt-n rn
Sch Dove Ware, Boston. AHt
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A dry goods store was robbed at Dresden
on the Ohio Canal, a few days since. The
robber being closely coruered, sent the goods
back TO the store with polite note reques-
ting the owners TO take them back, as he
found them marked so high that he could
not sell them SO as to make any profit on
them r
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State of Maine.

LINCOLN, sat- a Court Of Probate held al Wiscas
SET, on The Third day OF Nov. AID ISL.
Ori,red, that Martha Gushing. Administrative OF the
estate OF Thomas Cushing lae of Fhipshurc. in said
said deceased III persons Interested that her
first account Of administration the of said de
Cour Wiscasse,, the first Monday Of January
next. when and where they may be present ii they
Aud also said Court the widows petition
for an allowance will be considered.
No'ice 10 be- given by publishing atesed copy Of
this order in The Eastern Times paper printed Bath
three wrecks successfully before said Court of Probate
Given under my hand this third day Of November, in
The year of our Lord thousand eight hundred aud
ffiy-one. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judse 81 Probate.
Swell Copy attest-EDwIN 5. HovEY, Reg.
To the Hon Senate and House OF Representatives of the
State of Maine for the year 1851.
DESPECTFULLY represent the undersigned citizens
IL Of Bowdonham ard Bath in the County of Lincoln,
that there is much travel the highway between Bow
doinham and Bath-that the most direct between
said 8owdoinham and Bath to certain Creek
river in the town of Topsham, known by the name of
Muddy river that said creek river has been adudged
by the County Commissioners TO he naNgable water
and that the said County Commissioners have not
authority in law locate road or across said
creek river although they believe the he Of
common necessity and CONFERENCE.-The there is
road public highway said river between Bath
and Bowdouham but n private and bridge, built
many years ago by subscription, which is in decayed
and runous condition. and cannot be passed without
danger to the lives and property of persons who have
cson TO the Wherefore your petitioners hum
bly, to act authorizing and empow erng
the County Commissioners of the County Of Lincoln or
the electmen Of the of Topsham locate and
TO be built road bridge and highway and across
said Muddy river where the same crossed if
in their opinion the public convenience and necessity
quire the same and as in duty bound will ever pray
VIM BURLINGTON, and others
Bowdonham, May Is, 1851. 3w2l
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The Old Overs Washing Fluid.

THE old original Dyers Washing Flnid the hrs' and
L be- Find made that will not roi the clobes-Pa-
tent Soap-and Washing Powders for sale by
A. G PAGE.
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Ships for sale.

SkK NOW Oh the stocks and for SALE superior
SfMAl IN new and copper fastened Ship of 500 tons
burthen; also one OF 400 tons ourihen. Doin
will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply 10
p richmond Oct I THOMAS j SOUTHARD.
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Isle of Pines-In port 29th, brig Dow, Oliver, I'm
Matanzas for New York lst inst
Havana-Ar 27th, brig A G Washburn, Easterbrook,
Bahia Honda, and sid 2sth, for Bristol, RI.
Matanzss-In port 29h ult, bark Orine st John, Rod
bird FIN Boston, just
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SPOKEN.

Oct s. lat ~ Ion 81 W, ship Singapore, Ham,
ton, FIN Boston for Calcutta.
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Throw Physic to the Dogs.
MANY THOUSAND

CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
from the intelligent and respectable persons residing
portion of the United States could be presented
These unnecessary, but a numerous selection
embracing many statements of the most extraordinary
character, sufficient to CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP-
TlCAL may be had Of the authorised Agent The inter-
esed arc particularly invited to call
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HOUSE PAPER.

THE largest and best assortment of House Paper ever
oferedin Bath, and at prices which will DC Salts
FACTORY TO those in want.
Painted CurtainS and Curtain
Fixtures-Fire Board PRINTS
Green and Blue Curtain
Paper, &C.,
ma ' be found at the Bookstore Of ,xoov
BAH, May Z, 1851. Is SAWYER MAGovN
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OPENING this morning At The new Granite Store,
y all wool De LANES, plain and figured; plain and
rhibets ,Lyonese, &c. H.W. OWEN & CO.
Rath Oci is. IL
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per steamers Baltic and CGndia.
Sid FIN Liverpool 2lst ult, Iowa, Brewster, Orleans
26th, bark Yankee Blade, Whitney, Rio Janeiro.
Ar at Cronstadt 10th, Lucy Hale, Thomas, Matan.
Zas.
Ar at Havre 22d Rhine Doane, New York.
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Notice.
Wooden Ware, 60.

vJrAsH-TUBs, Pals, Wash BoaIds, Clothes Pins,
w Dough Rollers, Towel Rollers. Knife Boxes, HAIR
and Wire Selves Dust Brushes, Corn Brooms and
Brushes, Spinning Wheels, Patent Wheel Heads. for
sale by NJ r. GANNETT.
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Uolman's Chest Supporters
Burning Fluid,

RE the best ever offered for sae-.hey are easy 10
III. rich, nosi,ion s p SHAW Sole Agent.
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T : SEWAI4L has removed 10 The in Brick
~ block on Front Street, directly over :. w. Health
Crockery Store, where he will attend 10 Insurance
aud SNIP BROKERAGE usual. Oct l, 1851
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New Granite Store.

IF extra quality just received and for sale at the City
Market by so A G PAGE.
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when all hope of relief had been given up and everything
else been tried in vain The beneficial results which
have uniformly attended their confidently stated
be without parallel in the annals of Medical Science
Clersymen lawyers and physicians ladies Of the
highest standing distinguished persons holding ele
waited official stations merchants manufacturers, and
mechanics; the poor and the rich alike; often whole
families among all classes ranks and conditions have
equally been recipients and have equally acknowledged
the wondrous and often unexpected benefits which they
have thus received.
Ca Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galyanism, and
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Sugars.
Removal,

M F. GANNETT has just received Muscovado
NJ Havana Brown, Refined, GRADUATED, Crashed and
Powdered Sugars Oct II
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Herring.
To Let.

O00 BOXES Herring suitable for shipping, for sale
wv by 3w2l GANNETT.
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CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC CURATTVES,
Are an Absolute and Positive Specific.
rs, 900 Frs N s


including all classes and conditions, among whom
a large number Of Ladies, who peculiarly sub
ject to Nervous Complaints, have been