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rI,HF WORLDS FAfR.-TtE WHOLE OF THE CARGO
ofthe a. $. slip -. Lawrence having been conveyed
from SOUTHAMPTON and deroeitn the Crystal Paace
der direction prepared q give every attention =
wishes ofexhtitars Parties visiting EnEand invited
call Liverpool and London ohccs where they viii
hes ot latest American ucwsparcr where their Ct
ters may be addred where letters credit may be
cured and every attention given thr wishes and nse
rests. DNAND. SANDfONU& NUy
III Wall street New ltlk. Columbia Butars. Liverpool
ana u and u Inrnhili. london.
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Ilrr lIllnols GnnaI.

AEHANTs NTFfI INII-
Tho repairs a. the Illinois Canal. at Nctte Creck have
prgrrs,d lar to permit the passage of boat. this
49,.
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hodges ENTERrAINAENr-MR. ossIAN r.

naJaa ..n, I'm e. a., In i.-mn. oooIAN H.
solicited by his editorial friends to give Of bis chaste
unique and in this preyious
to his departure for London attend the Worlds Parae
announces with pleasure that he has the
and world renowned Triper Hall Tuesday evening prn
~ Mr. Dodge will on this oecasion sing bis une9uaed
humorous descriptive Fifty Dollar Prize written
John g. SAKE. ESQ., editor OF Burn yton (Vt Sentinel
Tickets 20 cNps each be bad at the principal usic
stores. Ganin Hat store and at Trper Hall Doors open
at auarter before and the to
quarter before o'clock For particulars see programme
lett at the hat stores music stores and hotels
hun dred tickets have
from Portland, Me- Portsmouth. N. H. Boston Lowell
hass and Providence L. tas will be by the Boston
papers citizens OF New York respectfully urged be
the Hall Mt as early hour for choice
seats P.S. No. 2-Persons havng business with Mr. D.
will find him the Irving House. and
NJ -
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TIE WORLDS EAR.

DAssENcERs TO TUE WORLDS IAlR.-THE UNI
ii ted Stntes Nasl steamer HUMBOLDT u. Linos, Com
nandtr viii leave New Yovs Tor Southampton and Havrs
on the 9Th ofMay. and ell caHs
passengers rtrt0ns visiting the Worlds Fair Will rad this
the and rapid Conveyance The
great speed superior accommodations ef the fmbodt
surpns ed by other PAssen
gers r,nch London from Southampton In three
III shiilinxs From Liverpool to London hoursf.re
AZ %. Tie Humboldt WI BE- followed BY the Frank
lin on the 81 Wuy freight or passage apply
' MORTIMER nj yINgsTON Agent No h3 Brasdsnv
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yl ordinary-NAGLE'S Grand Panorama Of IreIsad.-
After an unprecedented stay in New York for upwards
four mons the proprietor compelled by the amount
patronage bestowed this beautiful painting
TO all ~ho have not it, that will remain
rooms Tor this Easter week only. 1t beautiful work Of
art and combining does of the cherished
scenes OF the Oldsn Land Lake Solitude Mountain
Wood will amply repaya visit lie alec respectfully
to his friends and the public that his benefit
take place this evening (Thursday) the last night
two. Aduiiss on, - eents children half price.
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DANORAMA OF CHINA FOR sALE-THE SUB

DANORAMA OF CHINA FOR sALE-THE SUB
seribcr, having painted beautiful panorama of the
manners. customs, scenery &c. Of the interior Of the
Chinese pire, Tin oil Of $500 and having
time money TO exhibit it, offers IL for sale for about
half the This different from all Others
being pain In oil color student Of the London Royal
Academy in an accurate and mastery manner containing
dreds life size figures beautifully painted III ds
posed Of at private sal. u will be sold without at
auction the 9Th Of May at eight o'clock H. ~ by Mess
Cooley Co. broadway, where will be exhibited 20 those
who wish 70 purchase. In the meantime the be
examined by applying To W. VI. CROWLEY, No. 100 Viii.
liam street. TO COOLEY CO. Broadsay. corner Of
White street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26

VNRIPLER HALI.-GRAND SACRED CONCERT, ON
= most magnificent scale. before attempted in
this city-sunday evening. April 2, lSlThe following
eminent talent has been engaged Mad Tile Euphrae
hese her hrst in this city for nearly years.
Madam otto Madam Schlesnger first appearance in this
city fsgnor Fabriano Cuzardo basso profundo
Theatre Royal Madrd signor Debrog Mr. Stephen Leach
Mr. John Dunn Instrumental solo performers Mr. r. Gre
bel Herr Zoiler Mr. Mlett. Pianist; Mr. Rsu. Chorus
Master from the Royal Theatre Stugard Grand
The whole under the direction Of MI George oder Tickets
nifty cents to be had at the principal music stores
hotels. No postponement. See programme
Tripler Hal.-The members of Madame AIMS Bishops
Grand Orchestra will call for engagement IT. West
Broadway. Y. THIES, Secretary.
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EvESIyes wITu BROTHER JoNATHAN.-sEcoyD


~ call from the publie-three nights more.-Doctor
valentine, the delDestor of Characters in
compliance with numerous requests, will give three
entertanmsns at the Society Library corner Of Broad
way and Leonard street, Monday, April ~ Tues
day 2s and Wednesday. % His will consist
offreaks folly and fobles with queer quaint and
guarresome foks inerspersed with usica sketches
boattrps stage travellers old maids learned ignorant
young children, curious law old
women debating societies Long Island folks
aud training tune musc all sorts Of queer voices
rious faces pasng rapidly into all sorts Of peoples little
boys mt school Hungsrian singers and little everything
and everybody To commence precisely at eight o'clock
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady ~ cents tick
ets 90 cents; ladies extra tickets, 25 cents.
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sRURToN'S THEATRE-cHAMBERS STREET. REAR
- Of City Haii-BoIes Dress Circle and Parquette so
cents; Family Circle Is cents; Private Boxes So and S
0rchestrs sest 70 osatsLss'urdsy sysniss April @ Will
Characters by Mr.. W. Lester and MRS Russell After
which the popular piece OF the ToODLES or the
Daughter-Mr Timothy Toodle Mr. Burton; Mrs Timothy
Mr., Hughes Mary Acorn ass Weston To conclude
Mrs. Russell ''
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RAKNUMS ANEkICAN MUSEUM-P. 7. BARNFM
Il Manager and Propretor-rhs day Saturday oon
and evening, April 18th HllThs evening. CONNIE
IA o'clock, the SERIOUS FAMILY will be repeaed-Ami.
hdab Sleek Ar HadawAy. In the afternoon at o'clock
at the earnest solicit alton of numerous families whose
ment prevent them from visiting the Museum
ing the manager Is induced to beautiful do
nestle comedy OF ALL THAT GLITTERS Is NOT GOLD
stephen Plum, Mr.. &. W. Clarke Martha Gibbs, Miss
man. Admission to the Museum 3 cents; Children under
ten years ofage 2 cents farquette and Crle l2
extra
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RowERY TnEArRE.-B0X1S Is GENTS, PIT, l2><
sents-Desrs ss curtain rss - half past
~ - grad spectacle eaGt:4 t1s COUNT OF MONTE
Johnssn; D~nssaSs NJ stsv.n. ssd bsstes, Mr Mi.ax
Mons vinefort. Ar. Tntoa Abe PsiAa Il. b. L. rton,
remand Mr.. Hamilton; Abert Mr. II. Jordan; oaacrouso
NJ Wnans Mas ho.rsA hr. Pope; Pissre johannes, Mr.
Martin Mercedes. Mi~s Wcmyss Haydee, Miss s. Drain
Madame de vilie<ost Ms JordAa Mlc nsraa Nrs Wsl-
cst the Usknswn. Miss HfAevt.
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M MECHA MICS HALL NO. f72 BROADWAY. ABOVE
~ Grand street-Open night dnrng the week until
further notice The original and we'll known CHRISTYS
MinsihELS comprising an efficient and versatile corps
Of talented and "experienced performers under the
nanagement Of f. Chrisy, whose in this city,
or succession OF five years. have been received with
avor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences.
Iekets 70 cents Doors open at hafpat SIX
ight o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given
urday next April 20 FOR the Of Ladies' and
juveniles, commencing at o'clock, r. NJ On Saturday
evening next. April D. annual benefit of Lewis Mars.
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NATIoNAL THEATRE. cnATnAM srREEr-noxEs.


p cents; Pit l21s CENTS Private Boxe S5-Doors open
evening April ~ the entertainments will with
the tragedy OF fPlZARRO-Rolla Mr. G. ID. Pitts Attaba
MT SEYMOUR orozembo, Mr. La Favor Cora Miss 4. Mes
fSayer; Lyira Mrs. H. L. Grattan. After which Comic
song ~ Sir Joseph Dunn To conclude with Shakspeares
comedy Of fKATHARINE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. u Pitt BaptHta Mr. Herbert: Hortensio, Mr. Stat
,Srd Gr1mio Mr. Fox Katharine Miss f. Mestsyer Blanca,
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UAuxuALL GARDEN is OPEN FOR THE SEASON
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eSTuYyESANT INSTITUTE FIRST FLOOR NO $50
~ BroadNay, nearly opposite to Bond street-New Or
leans Serenaders-C. B. Swaine j. IL Collins O. Rainer
Master Ole Bull Buckley. r. b. Buckley, and NJ Shall
8 Tickets 25 cents. -'
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a ,ftIRoUS-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY
- Prices Of Admission Private Boxes so cents; Boxes
- cents Pit l21 cents SATURDAY.
April % positively the last performance Ecce. Tho
GLIDING entertain ments Of June Co.'S Circus will given
as above when the whole troupe will appear
admired acts The grand Galaxy Talent which
VITA such triumphant during tho past
WI do their utmost to render the las. worthy
ofhe patronage OF the kind whose
has 50 often cheered them. The afternoon will
commence at half-p O'Clock.
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kELLoWS MlNsTRELs AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
= Hail, No. fif Broadway, between Howard and Grand
trees Open night during the The celebrated
srlginal and we'll known Fellows Minstrls an
cen and versatile Of talented and per-
.orners nnoer 70. direction Of j. Fellows
>srts ~ Ia FOR the lass have
he gsAtest favor the elite fashion great me
Iropos Their cont of Barlesque Italian Opera
seens Witty Sayings soo-, Ducts Chorusses Dancing
nd PerforMa On Wednesday
day afternoons graod the Of
ladics and families at O'Clock p Admis
eion 70 cents. Doors opsn ~ 7, 10 commence ats.
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AnUsHmENTs.

In a 4,
- streetDress Circle and Parquette 50 cents; Family
Circle 25 cents Orchestra Sta Seats Sl Private Boxes
s5-Doors open at Z to begin at haltpsst o'clock. On
Saturday evening April @ the performance will
with the drama OF the DEVIL IN PARIS-Count yAnille
Mr.. Brougham; Henry de Beausoleille, Mr. Palmer; -,
Mise Mary yor Madame de Luceya Mrs Blake; Madeline
Miss Could TO conclude with ROW AT THE LYCEUa-
Manager Mr. Brougham Stage Manager Mr. Lynne Promp-
ter Mr. H. u. Phillips Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Vernon; Miss
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(SAsTLE GARDEN.-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND PoPU-
~ lar place for the reception Of vsters during
The view from the galleries Of the splendid scenery
OF noble bay and harbor has not equal the world
Aarniss
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

Hit 'EN AGAIN.-Some Independent,
plebeian gets off the following very fair
bit at mushroom aristocracy:
The man who never eats peas with a
knife, is at Cape May; he puts up at the
Columbian House and uses his own silver
fork. His father was tod carrier and
his mother a washerwoman. His uncle,
the grog>shop keeper, left him his wealth
when he left off selling three. cent SMELL
ers aud died. His heir does not know
how the bricks are conveyed to the top
'of four>story building, and would not
recognize wash-b board if he was to bark
his shins on it. Such vulgar things are
unknown affairs to him. He was brought
up in refined manner, expects to die aft
ter the most gen,eel fashion, and be bur-
led in ruffle shirt.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

MAKING MARIA captain of sloop
at one of our wharves, hired Yankee,
a" green hand" to assist in loading his
sloop with corn. Just as the vessel was
about 10 set sail, the Yankee, who was
jingIing the price Of his days wages in
his pocket, cried out from the wharf, Say
yoeu Gaping! lost your shovel over
board, but | cut big notch on the rail
fence around the starn, right over. the
spot'where it went down, so't yeou'll find
your shovel when yeou come back.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
f. BROWNS
and Tomato BittePs

THIS is no quack nosIrum; lis prepared from the
/ bes, materials and the receipt has been examined
and approved by many of the Rrs physicians in the
United States.
These excellent Bitters be foundn certain cure
in all OF indigesionor Dyspepsia Jaundice Loss
of Appetite. General Debility. Falnness and Sinking
ofthe stomach L.owness Of spirits. costiveness, De-
termination of blood to the head pain in The limbs and
side, darrhGa, weakness. dizziness. cutaneous crnp-
tions the face and nook, hectic fever and
sick headache. acidy of stomach. bilious affections
piles, alidseases caused mpurty blood
the debility of hd system, The unhealthy state ofthe
stomach and bowels.
These Bitters ed TO be purelyvegetable
csmpound-and mark this. 70 they can aerer do thl
least injary in any case ,phafever.
3 They are kept by many persopsa "a FAMILY NRpr'
CINE, and have been given TO the yos99sst edrtr, on
account ofhe mildness of their operson, with excel
lent effect, A q PAGE, Sole Agent for BatA lyss
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
y . Fatalist.

A Western newspaper publishes the
following: ,e9sGt fgF
'tiiknew an old NAN who believed that
'whatwas to be would be- He lived in
Missouri, and was one day going out
several miles through region infested,
in early times. BY very savage Indians
He always took his gun with him, but
this time found that some Of the family
had it out. As he would not go without
il, his friends tan,alised him, by saying
there was no danger Of the Indians that
he would not die ill his time come, any
how. Yes says the old fellow, but sup
pose | was to meet an Indian, and his
time had come, it wouldn't do not to have
my gun"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
Fruit Trees by the Roadside.

The practice of setting out fruit trees
BY the roadside cannot be too highly re-
commended. In many parts Of Eu<ppe
this practice is general, and the faligued
traveller acknowledges the well-imed
hospitality thus afforded him. The ex-
cuse is often made that the fruit will be
stolen; but if the practice were general,
the amount Of fruit taken by wayfarers
would only be what common hospitality
would freely grant; and in Germany
every, third tree, by custom. may be ia
booed. (the owner of the adjoining farm
ties piece of rag TO one of the lower
limbs Of the tree,) and no traveller will
touch it. Travellers inform US that no
reward will tempt German slage-driver
to regale his passengers with fruit from
a marked tree-two out of three being
left to their use, if desired, renders the
selected tree free from the chance of being
used. The amount of fertilizing mate-
rial continually wasted upon roads would
be available by such parctice, and moth
ing but extreme se6shness will prevent
the use of these materials for public BEN
eft. Many of the larger sort of frui,
trees are highly ornamental and afford
fine shade, while the use of fruit trees
alone for shade, like the display of costly
mansions, only excite the poor to envy,
without adding materially to their com,
fort or health.-[ Working Farmer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
WONDERFUL RESTORATION !
1871 YEARS OIDtIt

BtooM~c GROVE, Orange Co, N. Y, July %, 1850.
To DE. A. II. CHRISTIE New York
Dear Sir-Having been very severely handled by
Rheumatism and other diseases AMI having been cured in
most remarkable manner by CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC
ment of my for the benefit of others. ] had the
Rheumatism last winter and my legs sweled very much
My head also very much afflicted, having
pain over 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 for several from catarrh, that
could scarcely hear at all. Having heard
derul accounts of CHRisriE's Belt and FLuIp
your and got them. The Belt put on and
Fluid used directed and don't think have had after
the first night using them. minute clear pain from
that time TO this, being six months. The Rheumatism
left my body entirely after wearing the Belt very short
Necklace and had it two weeks before my head
periect, well My hearing in both ears is entirely
restored the pain all gone my sight is very good for
myself entirely we'll having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty. consider my cure very
remarkable and therefore hesitate recommend
Chrisfie's GalSanic Curatives to all persons az
aicted as have been. ..r.
(Signed) PHINEAS TUTHILL.
State of New York, Newburgh, Orange County, %
Phineas Tuth of Blooming Grove, Orange County
y. " who is personally known most respect.
able citizen and worthy of all confidence being duly
dcposes and that the facts forth the
above statement in relation his entirely
rect and that he is the enjoyment of good health
caused he believes by Chrsties Galvanic Curatiyes
PHINEAS TIJTHILL
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
Chemical Toothache Drops.

OR CHEMTCAL COMPUTND,.
For thecme of the 1c0rst Toothache yits applica-
fioH a fetD times. E.
THIS is the only compound which eecually Kills the
nerve the defective teoih without the least PAIN or
injury 10 the others warranted mol TO contain he
least acid or kreosote which injurious 10 the othe
teeth and so poisonous in their effects.
This article oened used 10 Kill he nerveof the de-
ca we'd tooth before filing. thereby preveniingthe oper-
alton from being so painful -r..,..s + *,
NIB See that the direction whchaccompanreseaeh
bottle has the signature OF hf.DEhlCh bhoM
he nroprieor in his own hand writing without which
none can be genuine.
1y2S AZ Eau Il. Sote AseH' JoT bdfh.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
Y A R [ E I Y
The Old Gray Mare.

An old gentleman had an only son, and
concluded to put all his property into his
hands, on condition he would maintain
him. AS they had but one horse, the
father rode and the son walked 10 the JUS
tees office to get the business done
The writings were drawn and executed,
and the son put the deeds in his pocket
The old gentleman walked out of the
room, and was ia the act of mouniing,
when John steps up, takes the bride out
of hi, hand and rides off, saying, Father
the mare is mime" and left the poor old
man to trudge home alone.
Next day the father, who kept his sor.
row to himself, was sitting before bla-
ling fire, when lie called his son and ex>
claimed, Johnny, have been thinking
of some more property which was omit
ted in the deed yesterday, and don't
know whether i, is best TO give it to you
now, or wait ill have done with it"
"Oh," says the son. ''lhe deeds have
not been sent away TO the register and il
is best that the business should all be done
ioge,her.''3
e Well then," says the father" &c, the
papers, The son fastened to the old
bureau and brought them to him. The
father asked if they were all YES
saws John, and then he tucked them IN
der the fores,ick and turning round, erie:
out, I" Now, Johnny, we'll see who tide.
the old gray mare = rs t.r- uIr'E
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

Be CIvIL.-There is no better mark OF
a good education than civiGty. Vulgar
minds are ever coarse in their manners,
rude in their behavior and blunt in their
remarks. To treat all men wuh, respect
and Kindness, and especially the aged, is
a sure sign Of good heart. Who loves
the company ofthe uncivil! We always
avoid them, especially when we have a
modest friend by our side. IL you would
gain the respect and good will of others,
use no harsh language or vulgar express
ions
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
State Of Maine.

T INcOLN, w-At Probate Court bel a, wIscasse,
~ on the IN day OF A neus, A D ISL I
Ordged that Ephraim Harding, administrator of The
estate OF James HunneweL. late Of wonlwich in sa id
Couaty deceased notify the heirs h,u and creditors
of SAID deceased, and AL persons Interested thnt his
third OF admin sraliom the estate sail de-
ceased will be offered for allowance Probate Cour,
Wiscasset Oh he Rrs day Of Septembe next when
and where they may be present il they cause.
Notice be given by publishing attested copy Of
this order IN the Eastern Times three weeks Success
sivey before said Court of Probate.
Given under m ' hand this 9Th day Of August in the
year OF Lord one thousand eight hundred and fy.
one. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate,
IrRe cona'r Attest
EDWIN HcvEY, Register.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
Sea Offer Oil.

rINII EREare number of species of Ouer of which
the Ouer is much the largest, being about the
size o a large masf and weighing from seventy &C
eighty pounds lis color, when in full season, is per
fecily black; and al other lines. dark brown the
tuf very hne, aud sells high price in China,
which The skins generally taken 1t is exclusively
found between the 49h aud Goth degrees of north aI
tude the northwest coast OF North america and the
shores of kamscatcha, and the adjoining Islands II
always the coast mthe immediate vicinity o
sail water.
The mattress tchere This Otter is taken. oil
ciusrsiy for the groUta and for 5saufifyas the hair
They do consider any other eli suitable
head. 1y2S A PAGE. So Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
State of Maine.

T lNCOLN, sat Probate Cour held at w .scasset,
~ on the 18th day Of August, D ISL
Ord-red. that John Kelley, administrator Of the es-
late OF VIM Kelley, late OF Phipsburg, in said County,
deceased notify the heirs at law and creditors Of said
deceased and all persons interested, that his private
account of on the of said deceased will he offered
for alto vase AT Probate Court Wscasset on the
hrst day OF September when and where they may be
present they see cause.
Nonce 10 he given by publishing auested copy of
ms order in the Eastern Times paper printed in Bath
hree weeks successfully before said Court of Probate
Given under my hand this 9TH day of August, in the
year OF QUE Lord one thousand eight hundred and 6y
ARNOLD RI,ANEy Lu5ge of probofe
copy Aiesi.-EDWlN :. HONEN, Reg 3w7
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

A late writer in the Boston Cultivator
says, tina, whether scythes hold their edge
well. depends altogether on whether the
man works by the DAY or acre. While
the former will be compelled ''to stop and
sharpen" every FIVE minutes, the latter,
he SAYS, will slash away all day without
thinking of a grindstone.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
ANODYNE.
OR POOR MANS PLASTER.

Prlce II! cfntN J0T a Ia &c NC.
THIS plaster is recommended with the greatest conf
L dence in fact il is recommended with that conf
dence that lift is obtained the proprietor. and does
moi give relief, the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness pain in The ioins,
back side breast limbs neck joints rhe umatism lum-
bago, &c. Thare have been thousands OF them sold
and not single instance has occurre,, where they
have given relief. The price being very low,
cry person obtain H. In coughs, colds ASH
ma and difficulty OF breathing, worn overthe lungs will
afford great relief.
be truly said is the best siren CHEERING plas
TEL now in use. II is entirely and moi
like any other now in pse.
Ives A 6 PAGE. Sole Agent for Bath.