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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06
NADIA MAS.
The New York Tribune utters well Known

The New York Tribune utters well known
truth when it says:
We have not understood that wings were
deemed any the less wings by Southern statesmen
of our party because of their avowed and well
known anti slavery predictions. We do certain
ly know that such statesmen have been willing
that wings such as we are should vote for them
and we have not supposed that this was case for
one-sided reciprocity. And. down to the last IF
teen months we cannot remember ever to have
heard it disputed that an anti-slavery whg was as
good as any other, and might properly be sup
ported by the Wing party for any Office within its
aift--at least. any State Office in Free State
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06

Bolts, of Richmond, Va, has issued an address,
announcing his final retirement from public life, in
consequence of his recent defeat by Wing votes in
a Wing District, as a candidate for Congress-
The Countess Montesquieu, of France, has late
ly presented magnificent illuminated and jewel
studded Missal to the Choteau family, of ST.
Louis for their kindness to her two sons who
were tried for murder some time since, and escap-
ed under the plea of insanity.
The late accounts from Mexico state that hill
of pure gold and silver had been discovered in
Sonora.
Mr. Hobbs, the Yankee lock picker, has. We
see obtained another triumph. having had his loci
restored to him uninjured. after fortnights per
severing attempts on the part Of skillful mechan
ic to open it. He has also received report of .
Committee affirming its impregnability Hobbs
however comes out, in the London Times, and
says he should be most happy to give any Other
person an opportunityof trying his skill on the
lock.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06

KossuTH's LIBELLER-The American Consul
at Marseilles is John L. Hodge, whose brother is
now assistant Secretary of the Treasury. The
Washington Telegraph points to the Consul as the
coiner of those infamous libes upon the character
conduct and motives of Kossuth.
Mr.. Fillmores administration will be particular
ly distinguished history for the character of its
officials abroad. Owen at Havana, and Hodge,
at Marsees The former. synonymous with
heartless cruelty, the latter with black hearted
fasehoed--both for the chilling inhnmanity with
which they deporeed themselves toward the VIC
tins of tyranny.--Anaerfcan.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06
NUMBER 45.
Democralic stale Convention.

In our last issue, we briefly stated position
with regard to Mississippi taking any part inAhe
National Convention. We have but little or no
thing to add to the remarks then made ssxe and
except, that the more We reflect onAfhe subject,
the clearer it appears to our mind that we are
right Our friends in De Soto, however, differ
with US, not in all, but in part, and they are for
sending delegates to the State Convention In the
appointment of delegates, We trust the selection
will be made from the body of the Democracy.
when thus selected, it is presumable that they
will be best formed as to the will of the people,
relative to the subject of the South meeting the
North in National Convention, for the selection
of candidates for President and Vice President
We are firmly impressed with the inexpediency
of this movement, on the part of the Democracy
of Mississippi, that we beg to beexcused for dwell
ing little while on this matter. We are fearful
that the South, In meeting in Convention with the
North at this momentous crisis, will commit the
former in supporting candidates tor the offices spo-
ken of, which might be of serious detriment to the
rights of the South. The elements brought to
bear in the late struggles for party ascendancy in
the States of Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania,
were of character, in our judgment, greatly to
mar the harmony of the Democracy. We would
remind our friends of these things they should
claim their attention, they are entitled to some
weight in the consideration of this very important
subject, before taking any determined steps. The
South, it seems to US, from past events, cannot
hater itself of receiving restitution Of the things
complained of in the coming canvass for the Pres
idency. We are confirmed III the opinion, the
South would be the gamer in standing aoof from
a National Convention. Its more than probable
that there will be three party candidates in The en-
suing election, one Wing, one Democrat and ons
" Union" The South taking no hand in this po-
litical game will lose nothing, and compromit none
of her rights-Pe Press
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06

Thirty nine more true bills have been found at
Philadelphia against the Christiana rioters ma
king ITO in all
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06

TrLEscopEs--A new and most important In
vention in telescopes, possessing such extraordi-
nary powers that some three and half inches,
with extra eye-piece, will shaw distinctly Jupi-
ter's moons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars;
ounces, can be seen persons countenance three
and half miles distant, and an object from six
teen to twenty miles. They supersede every other
kind for the waistcoat pocket, and are of larger
and all sizes, with increasing powers accordingly.
An iEsmence crowd collected around the wharf
sAther Mathew of in the Pacific, which
a-,hat 1e O. clock The multitude cheer
D for the venerable cid man. who
e poop of tbe ship With his hat of,
Shision ct the compliment
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06

GS~ The Natchez Free Trader suggest James
Buchanan of Penn. as President and Gen. John
A. Quitman of Miss. as Vice President.
The Yazoo Democrat puts up George NJ. Dallas
of Penn, and Col. jeff Davis of Miss.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06
Wednesday Morning, Dec. 3, 1881

Rg~D Dr. ]. n. SwoNzY, of Triune, Williamson
Co., Tenn, has laid under personal obliga-
ton by forwarding to our address, a copy of the
" English Speller or, Child's First Book" We
have casually glanced over the work, and do not
doubt its great merit
Reviewing school books is a matter falling not
exactly in way but should the author con-
template introducing this, or any other work, into
our schools, we would be bound to enter into a
general examination of his system and the merit
of his labor.
The author will please accept our thanks for his
confidence and attention.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06

The National Washington Monument has reach
ed the height Of one hundred and two feet.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06

%We give the call alluded to here place in oul
paper to-day.--ED STANDARD.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06

EsS The following is from the Natehez Courier,
the ablest and most Jealous Wig paper in this
State We give it place in order to show
readers the way Union Whiggery, Federalism
is tending.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
An Aristocrat in Trouble.

One day when the flag ship Of an
American Commodore was lying in the
bay Of Naples, she was honored by a
visit from the King and royal family,
with suite, who came out in gided bar
ges and the full parade of royalty. The
ship was dressed from deck 10 truck in
holiday attire; side.boys were mustered
at the ropes, the mariners presented arms,
the guns Numbered forth royal salute,
and the commodore welcomed his guests
to the quarter>deck with the polteness
BETTING an officer Of rank.
One of the suit, spindle shanked and
gaudily attired NeapoIilan, strayed away
from The party, and, cruising about mid
ships, espied win isall, an object he had
never seen before, As it was fully expan'
ded BY the air, he took it for pillar, and
folding his arms leaned against it. when
it yielded to his weight, and he di>ap-
peared below, heels over head, with a
velocity that was actually marvellous as
was his escape from any injury. The
mishap CHANGED to have only one witness.
This was veteran tar, who, approaching
the quarter deck, and, touching his hat
said, respectfully, 81 beg pardon, Com
modore, but one Of them are kings has
fell down the hatchway."-[Olive Branch.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Anecdote of Franklin.

Not long after Benjamin franklin had
commenced editor of newspaper, he
noticed with considerable freedom, the
public conduct OF one orytwo affluent per-
sons in Philadelphia. This Circumstance
was regarded By soMe of his patrons with
disapprobation, and induced one of them
TO convey 10 franklin the opinion of his
friends with regard to it. The Doctor
listened with patience 10 the reproof, and
begged the favor Of his friends COM
pany a; supper, on an evening which he
named, al the same time requesting that
the other gentlemen who were dissatis-
fed with him should attend. The Doc
tor received his guests cordially; his ed
itorial conduct was canvassed, and some
advice given. Supper was at last an
neunced, and the guests invited TO an
adjoining room. The table was only
supplied with two buildings, and stone
pitcher filled with water. All were
helped none could eat but the Doctor
He partook freely of the pudding, and
urged his friends to do the same but it
was out of the question-they tasted and
tried in vain. When their host saw the
difficulty was unconquerable, he rose and
addressed them-"My friends, any one
who can subsist upon saw-dust pudding
and water, as can, needs no mans pa,-
tronage. Wa,son's Annals of Phila-
delphia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
V. A R lie T. Y
: A Philadelphia Quaker.

A certain 4 Frend,7 whom, we very
well knew, was recently at distant place
ofsummer resort. He stepped into the
post office one morning, and while there
The Postmaster asked him if he knew any
English people staying at the hotel !
''Why does thee ask 2" said the Quaker.
" Because" said the Postmaster, here
are half a dozen letters directed 10 Eng
land by the next steamer. and as the pos.
sage to Boston ishotpaid Eeannot send
them. II cannot find the writer's of them,
they will be FORWARDED to The dead let
ter office Ia Washington" Our Friend"
looked at the letters. They were all
double, and he remarked, /" They APP
pear 10 be family letters, and no doubt will
be most welcome it received, or may
cause great anxiety ifthey should not be. ="
81 cannot help it," said the Postmaster
well, | can, if thee cannot; what is
the postage "For six double letters,
three dollars" "Well, here is the
money thee will please mark the letters
paid and send them to Boston" And
with this injunction the Philadelphia
Quaker LEFT the post office, his pockets
moi quite so heavy as when he entered,
but his heart, we are sure, great deal
lighler.-[New York Gazette.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17

OR CHEMICAL COMPOrND,
Far the cure Of tn toorSt Toothache, by its aPpca
tioa fen times.
THIS is the only compound which efeciuay kills the
nerve OF the defective tooth without the least pain
,ninrv 10 the others IL is warranted not to contain the
lens, acid or kreosotc, which injurious 10 the ohe
,ee,h aud so poisonous in their effects.
This article ofened used TO xiii The nerve the de-
"a we'd tooth before filling. thereby prevenngthe oper-
a., ion from being so painful:
Ma See tina, the direction which accompanies eac h
bottle has the signature Of FREDERICK bRoW
"I 1xoS A PAGE. Sole Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
r. BROWNS
S.rsauarilla and Tomato BittePs

hes, mate ria e. and the receipt has been examined
aud approved by many of the 6rst physicians IN he
United States.
These excellent Biters Will be found certain cure
in ajJ cases Of ndieestionor Dysp.psa Jaundce Loss
of Annette General Debility. Faintness aud S,nkine
of The stomach I.owne<s of spirits, Cosveness, De-
termination of blood the head pain in the limbs ana
.,de diarrhes weakness. dizziness. cuaneous erM',
tons on the face and neck hectic fever,
sick headache. acidty of stomach. oh"u blood
he debility Of lid system, the unhealthy state o''"e
stomach and bowels n,relyvesetable
cempound-and mark , .nn... s '"'' :.
Tbey are KEPT ~ person. :. s.t edrsr
"a have been given the yossfes' - sr.sl
CINE ana .;iSness of their operston win exce-
see,. sTse = IG PAGE, Sole Agent for Bat" iySS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Sea Offer Oil.

THERE are number of species of Ouer of which
the Sea Otter is much the largest being about the
size off large mastif, and weighing from seventy 10
eighty pounds. Its color when in full is per-
ecy black; and al other times, of a dark brown: the
uf very fine, and sells high price in China To
which the skistfe generally taken 1t is exclusively
found betweeIS 49th and 60Ih degrees OF north at-
ude on the northwest coast OF North america and III
shores of kamscaicha and the adjoining Islands II is
always the coast 1.-THE immediate vicinity OF
sali
Tie n1tices Where this Otter is fatrn its oil
ci"siu fy for The grOtcth AMI for iy M the hair
They do not conSii any other al adj use the
head. 1y2S PAGE So Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17

INCOLN sal Probate Couri held al Wiscasset,
IL on the 9TH DAY Of July. AID 1851
Ordered. thai John Coburn. administrator OF the
estate of JOHN d. COBURN. late of Topsham, IN said
County deceased notify The heirs al law and creditors
of said deceased and all Interested thai his
second account the Of said de-
will be off red for allowance al Probate CoaT
Wiscasset. the first Monday Of August next; alss
The private account the administrator will he censd-
cred when and where they may be present they
Notice 10 he given by publishing artesteh copy Of
this order in the Eastern Times printed Bath, three
weeks successfully before sand Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this 7ih day of July, in the
of Lord thousand eight hundred and ffiy-o
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge OF Probate.
3w3s Copy Auest-EDwIN S. HovKy. Reg
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Instantaneous BEER.-TEe American

INSTANTANEOUS BEER.-Tke American
Housewife gives the following recipe
for a temperance beverage:
put pint and half of water, four
teaspoonsful Of ginger, tablespoonful Of
lemon iuice-sweeten TO the taste with
syrup or white sugar, and turn it into a
junk bottle. Have ready a cork to fiji
the bottle, string or wire to tie 1t down,
and maIlet to drive the cork. Then
put into the bottle heaping teaspoonluI
of the carbonate OF soda, cork it immedia.
tely, tie it down, then shake the whole
up well, cut the string and the cork will
fy out. Turn it out and drink il imme.
diately.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
ANODYNE.
OR POOR MANS PLASTER.

Price i2i cent, for a Ia &c size.
THIS plaster nded with The greatest conh-
i dence, in fact il is recommended with that comb
dence, that lift is obtained oftEe propretor and does
not give relief, The MONEY shall POSTTTTELY be
REFUNDED For weakness or pain. in the Ions,
back, side breast limbs neck joints rheuma sm lum
bago, &c. Thare have been thousands OF hem sold,
and not one single instance has occurred where they
have given relief. The price being very low, ev-
ery person can obtain it, In severe coughs colds, h
and difficulty of breathing, worroverthe lungs VIII
afford great relief
II can be truly said il is the best Strengthening pas
ter now in use. II is entirely new article, and not
like any other now iii Use
1y2S PAub; Soe ASentJoT Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Worm LOZenges

ARE the most va liable and certain medce ever dis
n covered for destroying and expelmg all kinds o
Worms which so frequently trouble children. They
ARE n most excellent remedy, and $ plea
taste any common confectionery. The following
some of the most prominent symptoms OF worms
headache dreams, vertigo, topper COMMISSIONS fever
;sbuess thirst bad in the mouth, offensive breath
nneness about the nose and mouth itching Of he
nausea difficult breathing, collie pains in the stomach
voraciry, leanness &c. &c. G PAGE, Sole Agent
for Bath. ly2e
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Flour. Pork. Beef and Cheese.

lust received BY the subscriber, per brig Gathering,
y direct from New YORK. the best brands FAMiLi
FLOUR, such as u.h.r
RaIlroa observation-disclosures II Beacn-o o'
Also. Common brands. ..s prpE
Also. Bnckwheat Flour-Chicago N E pGRK MNrw
New York do do-RoSton do do-MBS,S iii r. .cld
York HEESE-Boston do All OF whg" SMiTu
cheap for cash. - Inf
BAH. lime IS. 1851.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Guardian'S Sale

DY authority of the Probate Court for the County Of
ID Lincoln, will sell at rivate sale, the right OF v IL
liam Xii insane person, redeem the land, situated
in Bath which he mortgaged to William Richardson by
deed dated the 26h day of October 1872 The sale he
the Sagadahock House in Bath the 9Th day Of Au
gust next O'Clock in the afternoon Also at the same
and place, will sell at private sale, lot of land
situated in Bath and belonging said King, which any
person may wish to purchase.
ASA REDINGTON, Guardian.
Bath, July 8, 1851. 3w3
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Judd's LIQUID Cuticle.

THIS preparation is truly astonishing in its eff
tec,s. II is liquid, yet forms in minute smooth
and arm coating that you cannot remove with soap and
water For cuts, bruises burns &c, SUPERB, II
bamtiages, salves and pasers. This may seem mpos-
sble, hut trial. which may be made gratis will
~ you thai IL Is rue The most eminent physicians,
headed by DR. Moii OF N. ", recommend it, For sore
nipples il is sure cure, and the money will be refund
ed if il ever fails. rf m. Nj
$. p. SHAW, General Agent for Maine-to whom
all orders be addressed ' ftI' 46
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE' Patent Paint OF Artifcial Slate for
Dsale in any quantilyby

DLAKE' Pa,en Paint OF Artifc ia Slate for
Dsale in any quantiiyb by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON &Co.
Thevalue ofthis rticIe will be seen by the
follow in &C e tificatesfrom gentlemen who have
used II nd proved IT'S ndurating qualities:
MRBLAKE-Dear Sfr,-l had building
adjoining the walk my stone Cotton Factory,
the rooI Of which was covered with your Fire
proof Pain; or Artificial Slate. The factory
took FIRE and during he progress ofits deslruc-
,inn,iarye umbers ofburning shng nd 9th
e, combustibie materials fell upon his 90 f. so
covered nd ex peeled every moment 10 see il
burs,into flames but after the factory burned
down I examinedsaid roofsnd fouGd il literally
covered with Goals nd cinders.bu,the Ere had
no, mad the leas, impression upon it. After
this, est. therecertainlyc can beno doubt asto
itsire- proc qualities.
Rochester. Sept..l84S. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERIcAN HOTEL,
Broadway New York, Oct .4ih. I84S.
Ma. BLA KE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the 90 + he American with your Fire.
proofPaint. Wenow End that il Ms become
.ashard as.late and the almost constant read
ofthe servants whouse he o. o f. h e houss for
dryine clothes does no affect il n the east,
and tprove ga X "a lit was { ecomms nded.
tf6 TABER & BAGLEY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
lLdz 80 Packages
DRY GOODS.

| E subscriber is now opening the Auction Store
fne of the largest assorimenls of Enclish French
american Dry Goods ever offered in this city, con
big in part of Dress Goods, of almost every variety;
p; SaIns; Barage de Lanes. Mousln de Lain,s
ms; Poplins; Prints full and complete
pcK silks; plain and waered black Saiins, for Dress
I'D Vesites fine German and French Broad Cloths
Doeskins; Cashmarets, Tweeds, and Satinetts
mer Siuffs. &C.. &c. The above will be sold at
. lower than ever before offered. Please call and
hine. .t.. ii w. OWEN.
TIL June 8, 1851. so.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Commissioners Notice,

NOTICES hereby given that the subscribers have been
~ appointed by the Hon Arnold Baney, Judge of Pro-
bate for the County of Lincoln, Commissioners
claims Of creditors agaus the estate Of JOSEPH
SEwALL, late of Bath said County deceased, repre-
scented insovent six months from the fifth day of MAY
insfan allowed by said Judge ecredors bring
in their claims and the Con will
tend that the Office of D. Bronson, in the
Custom House Building, in said Bath, the first Mon
days Of June next and of the five following months, from
2 to 6 O'Clock NJ, of each Of said DAYS
DAVID C. MAGOUN, -,
-.--s- 5rgl DAVID BRONSON, 5 UNI
Bath, May 8, 1851. ~ 3w47
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17

"Papa, the corn is up r' The corn up!
Why | only planted it Yesterday" 81
know that-but the hogs got in last night,
and guy it lift you hadn't counted on
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17

He will also keep on hand Confect
quality, also articles of diet for the sic
root, Irish and Iceland Moss, Sage, Ia
Meal, Pearl Barley, &c.
" ASKING FLUID of a superiorqu,
or gallon.
Personal and strict attention will ID
pounding of Physicians prescriptions.
u Family and Ships Medicine CT
up and replenished. J. Ma
Bath, Oct. 2S, 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
NEW BOOKS.

BERT on Banking; Letters ola Traveller; Man
III of Fine Arts; Success iH Lfe-The Lawyer.
Merchant and The Mechanic, by Mrs TuIhiIi:-
Wide World; Ny Own Life, an aulo-biograp
eihe, , vols; Second Love, by Martha March,
his Notes on The PARALLELS; Pulpit CyciopRdia !;
y Commentary on the -Four Gospels. by Or Tying !;
John Randolph, > vols; Chris in Theology, by
Fell; Stewards Free Mason's Manuel Appieton's
pary OF Mechanics; Marine aud Naval Architec-
The above books, with many others, may he
b, the Bookstore of SAWYER X MAGOUN.
May7, 1871. 46 Front. opposite Rroad ST.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Poetical Works.

IIEMEN'S. Byron's Scouts, Moore's. Souheys, Cow
pers, Campielps, BURNS Kirke Whites. Words
worihs, Longfelow's, and many others, for sale the
Book store Of SAWYER K MAGOUN.
Bath, May l, 1851. ,.... VIZ. an as
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17

G. PAGE, Agent, Bath-Durgin & Co, Portland
Dillingham; & Titcomb, Augusta-Alex Warren Kenne
bunk-S Page 3 Co, Hallowell-A Carter & Son, Port
land-and by Druggists and Storekeepers generally
ly22
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
DR.. Leidy's
APARlLLA BLOOD PILLS.

Ahead of all othersH
ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
E they are safer, better and more efficacious
100000 BOXES
I'D annually for the last five years.
AND OLD, NJ LIE AND FEMALE
axe them with equal safety, without lear.
IF PILLS BE NE ESSAY
nd cleansing the stomach and bowels, and
blood and fluids of the body, take 10 other
pills produce those combined effects, or con-
lila in them
.t, drunk and live as usual,
our usual occupation whilst taking them,
pr taking cold, during all kinds OF weather.
bNE THOUSAND DOLLARS
hat more genu ne certificates from physi-
hen, members Of congress and respectable
be produced Of their efficacy than of any 9TH
ty Pills are in a Box
nty-F ne Cnsd Bor, with directions,
plesome advice accompanying each box.
ave no taste or unpleasant smell,
m dust or powder OF any kind,
grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
no sickness, vomiting or bad feelings,
RE GO ID At ALL I'm S,
pied TO most diseases common to mankind.
ng once taken them will he willing after
any others, because they always do good,
not then no others will.
He P20PRIe TOR g. MANUFACTURER
hggist, Chemist and Ply sicIan, Of Is years
Philadelphia graduate of the University OF
member of different Medical Institutions
New York, Boston, aliimore &c, and
corresponding member Of several Medical
London and Paris. &c.
depot, Di LEIDY's DIsPESsARY, No. ia
ST., Philadelphia-and sold wholesale and
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17

~rrxx, .;,oa the Auction Store good assortment
~ Risck and coiored silk Shawls, scme verv 6ue,
and for sale cheap SEQ "a " =" rsN-
Bath, June "a, 1881,