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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-10
INSTRUCTION.


SPANISH LANGUAGE PRACTICAL AND THEo-
- rstcsi Ceurse..A de Y. Bser, Teacher and Trans
ater OF the spanish Lsusuegc, having ow hours dson
aged VIII devote then In eying lessons a. his seo, orin
rart q the cyj and i'll also make foundations With
J0rrecnese snd pubotu.ty Address No DEFY street.
loorf from Broadway. tBics nuuberf
ERENCH LAtGuAGE.-MUrrAL sYsTEM-PRoFEs
sor tiehard's Evening Characterization and Ame-
rears sesisd side by side this With the explanations Of the
Professor leads to unaoubted aud immsdat Con-
versatior .d Evening classes every evening" from to
Apply at 6ej Broaewsy.
rTHE FIRST PREMIUM, AWARDED FIVE YEARS BY
The American institute for the best specimens OIL
hand renmsDshp. Colds niths Writing Rooms go Broad
trst above the living House. Terms redu ed
onehhlf yzs2 so for ten lessons OF houc e,eh
onery " cents. or twenty lessons for So including
totery Private instruction reduced from SIS $40 for
the cegre Lroes classes daily excepting saturday,
u An and ~ sentemeu At AN. snd 3, Z, aud
T. n Mr. G's apartments consist OF two suits o. eeAt
rooms neraby adapted TO the convenience Of class pr
ya'e purils
RooKKEEPINo. kRlTHMETlC. Ere TAUGHT IN
~ tho NOSE thorough manner. by practically avGilable
eourFe Of instruction, At W. j. kenves rooms. No 40
BroLdray Zach student receives psrat attention and IL
rapidly advanced In his studies Open day aaa evening
Terms moderate.
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uERroRD co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS BY
- Steamer Ohio on Wednesday llth inst specih met
senger u johns through " San Frasoseo irsshtDps5
cent less than by other Express through less nan
days No charge for Custom House Consu fees Frsahs
received t n o'clock, Tuesday the 1lth, 81 Me- 'esey
street. Aetcr Ucuee.
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FINANCIAL.

VIZ q !. r. TAPsCoTT 4 CO., 20 soUTE sTRsEr
rppply dr.its iJr esy Amsuut. payable Throughout
Great Britain and ireland They E'so sole
tae Red star Line the pNsiov Tsn Line. the prans,e
tins .rd Line 81 Liverpco packets sn5 tie Line
fsaaeg rseksss Par, ~ any 81 which tirs can hs
rsEsa oEte.sonAhio ttrrsr.
II w.BYsNEs & CO. NO. CO SOUTH sTREEr, NEY
York and 81 Naterise Road Liverpool, have for sale
Srht Drsfts rsystn every town throughout tngand Ire
and wales are also geuts foe The swallow re
ivsrpool aud ten Ion packets the Red st-r Dfamac
and ST. Georges lines % Liverpool packets sailing weekly
Certificates for the above lines caa be had on modsgse rs
NEW yoRE FLOATING. DEY DOCk COMPANY
~ October ~, lsslA dividend o. ave t5 per cent has
tssa declared from ths ssrn5Ss f TIE psst cir months
able 70 the stockhodss aud after the tenth day Of Me-
venber next The transfer books will be ciosp from
date 10 dsy Sfraynent. II. N.haSOS, Secretary.
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DRY GOODS, Sc.

DRY GOODS, Sc.
A CARD TO THE LADIEs.-MAD. LAvENE q co
SpsnsS sss Est 5SSIy on MopSny saDss
efBroadway Mad. L. wishes nfosn che ladies' that
latest and shossss pattern. and avs,
many styles Ssnns that are Be- found IN sns osss
store in this city and at prices surpasSnGy low N
chants supplied BY case AO A iinds Of ssraws 0OAno'
A CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER BxGs LEAVE TO IN
sahns or BABY Linen. IL !. IL Branches that ssey on
nas sas ss% r. Ca 1sa ON s
street to ay Tqrrs Son ,fsn,iai rfr:ss
ability.
NEE BATEMAS sEes 70 INFORM aEs
opening her slow rooms on Thgrsday i5h comprising
Sacks Drs,se,Sa and hopes: BY her
p,mr. attention to bs'inss 20 their future sis
Bleeeher street. French ASSISTANTS.
NINE vETAULT. No. G7s BROADWAY. HAS JUST
~ received from y. tI.s houses ii Paris; a assor@sa.
H.sd Dresses EmbroideTe variety fancy arelss ets
ou os Ssaa.y SGs ISL W
y , oS s ,sI .A II the at q %aso
ting and any kind Of ornamental needle work Terms -
oisse. Apply as above
V,RAPuAcEN's VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE
Emporium - Canal, opposite Green street. Now York
sarS ana eh;aren. wsrdreSs. plain and emSrodesss
Also C1oaks EnekH, EantUss yzettss. &e., Collars
Cufs ChemiSettca Ladies' ttrsls made 30 order
atthe notice and reasonable
& HAwL SALE AT THE BOWEkY SAVINGS STORE
- 1btp Cashmere ong Shaws, sl2 Co S2.
s ssS Lon! wgsi AIsi eoi:r,d iSs%:, .s:g
The above shSwis were purchased last s ,asasy
AT AUCTION,
srd offered for sale the prices and
raneed TO he but trife ha ts current marEet
o9bKR EQUALLY GOOD BARGAINS
will te dispensed 10 cur pstronG-foy Instance.
Blankets, plain and tWilied. at - u IS per pair.
Quilts and Countc rr anes from 81 81 - IS each.
The hest 1prkey Red fiAnnels, az 70. Cd
Excellent Scarlet tad At .. aud Is 81.
DRrSS GOODS.
SILK, beautiful high soiored Plaiis.
Go. diamond luStre, tlaek, extra rich.
lie LANES. new patterns,
Snd thousand or ia6rs other varieties.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
SieelnEs Shirtines Tekng Drills sc, a. the l3wes.
wholesale manufacturers prices; at
THE BONERN SAVINGS STORE,
l16 BOwreY.
z. ". 4 ". Y. GILLEY CO,
rrOtriftors, Managers. and Directors.
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o:r-THE r. ". GRAND ENcAAPMENr OF
Southern New York. will hold adjozrned nnual
session. az their in Odd Fellows Hall. Monday
Ming the 10Th instant 1T o'clock Members Iuested
to he punctual in attendance. BY order,
JOHN ]. DAVIES Grand Scribe.
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ExPREss AGENCIES Sc.

CREooRr's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT AND PARCEL
W Exrsss-The 1ulscrbcrs will forvari an Express
usual steamers CHEROKEE and OHIO the sth aud
18th Novtmbe. via the Isthmus Of Panama Freight for
these tesntrs should be lett g. oce prior 70 he above
dates In waterproof condition with nveies, in pack
net Us he weight each We make no charge cor
Custom House business Parcels received unta osioeh
TnoMPsoS L HITcHcocx.
Managers and Agents. lao Pearl street.; sornsr wall
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

MECHANICS. NsTITUTE-LEcrUREs FOR 1881
l and lS2-Ihe story address TO the Of
lectures before the members OF this Institute, will be de-
vered by Charles Lester ESQ., at the % Insti.
te, No Bowery on Thutsiay evening l3th Now At half
Jaet1 o'clock Subject importance OF Scien-
tte as the true source Of sah snd
Glory Members can obtain tickets for the Of lee
tures, by applying to the Aetrary
". W. GgtssEsHATsER,}
N. fERRs, iCommittes on Lectures.
IcuS HO
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A DAVIS 4 cos cALIroRNIA TsEIoHT. PACKAGE

"A and Parcel EsrrOss unssd states .. .isi w.
sinners ard sreca Fciss hsentour nsxt fefnar sent
nonthy Express California will be desratohed y te
ni,ed ststss mail Ohio for ChsErts erect on
Tuesday, Nov. n, a, o'clock, " IN ehafre q our
FREIGHT and two special Messengers 20 dest
na.ion As Express by this steamer will be nnGsaay
large shippers particularly requete 70 sena peir
roos before tho day OF sailing. Small r1rcels viii BE re-
ceives AZ usual until o'clock the day ofthc steamer
dersrure No charge censgnore by line for Consul
lar Certificates Custom House Fees lnvoess must In
vnraiy kspded in 10 with the goods, Lvsfy package
uurt he strictly water rrocf 10 will be AZ the
risk. ADAMS n co, 10 ana IL Ntu street.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

o. OF O. F.--THE MEMBERS OF CITY LODGE. NO.
l5I l. o. OF o. r. sos Broadway, requested TO be
Iuneual in their attendance Monday evening" the l0ta
inst Lecture will be delivered tetore the Lodge by Mr.
Richard Sutton, W. ID. ID. q. n. OF this district.
A D. IDESoN, N. G.
J. 3. STRONG, Secretary
N. BThe members Of the order generally invited to
attend.
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CHAvINo, HAIR CUTTING. AND suAxpooIN0

SHAylNG, HAIR CUTTING. AND suAxPooIN0
~ establishment &C. +. kEERER respectfully informs
the nteren residing In the upper Of the city that he
Continues to he found No 2waverey Place Nes York
Hotel where be will be happy 20 receive and wait
in want Of ,sstaaee in the above line He fat
tiers himself that from his long experience many
In the Merchants Exchange he give the best OF ssfa
ton tn gentlemen who favor bin with call. lie will
be happy attend AZ their desses and
rpon ~ nct Reasonable Ne continues 20 msnufae
ure and sell bis justly Celeb rated Hair Tonic wich
nvgorstor Of the Har we'll for the purpose Of teau
Hing and claiming the hair has competitor 10 View York
rb-spse will be provided for private parties ~ arry
Il as above.
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M DEAR, ARE YOU CRAZY? SAID Mr. BEL0RADE,
4vA To purchase furniture, when unpAidf
You might well mistake it, my love. were 10 true.
For the gloss makes 10 look exactly like rev.
Parkers Furniture Gloss gives furniture elegant pos
Price % eente Sold AT 2 Grand street. door from the
Bewery, New York; Parker Mancfacturer Philadelphia
- HIuMATIsM. ANY GENTLEMAN OR LADY
~ troubled with this sompains tpar eulary those who
lave tried everything without sucoes DO cnred
very short time and from So TO s0 forfeited.
cordng to the contract made should che fail Address
Rhesmatiim box 46s Port Office New York post paid.
DUEeE'S RECENT SCIENTIFIC
invention for restoring the natural color OF the bsir
has been BY the Judges the late Fair ct
American Instueto be the hest article their
notice. and the only one the award Of premium.
10 does not dye but restores vitality the
AZ induces the secretion the natural eoorns
IS proof Of this hair has been for when
restored by Purset Neosga,s again origin al
hue and lustre Sold at Is FrsRklis street. whore 10 sso
applied by the proprietor and M effects guaraGeed and
). Lacaia's. o Eiblo's Building.
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Query.-Why should 50 many persons
sicsd with bsldness and gray hair when by constans
application Of BoGLEs Hyperion Fluid they procure
rsSss Wsy ssSSia a isSs and
Ear Dye sommands Thsse articles are ha IN sss
Tsts, an may be had Of sands LOO FUTON STREET.
Wn Gary Co. "a, Pearl street. and the drusssts ana
perfrE. srs Throughout the verdi
M.Levett, Dentist. gas Broedw Ia
trc6ueed IN the year 1888 the method of inserting ARTIFICIAL
teeth metallic plates without other fastenug
the principle OF ospherc pressure conceded 70
Levett therefore, inves the public, especially
who have been unsuccesy treated inspect his
manpuiatons and avoid those In urious and frequent
ms.pestious Of this great principle attendant upon 80
much and expense To The patient and certainly
unjust to i reputation Office hours only from ~ till
o'clock.
DIR. fIOllick having been urgently re.
sues.es yhe et.ens Of Brooklyn TO deliver them full
series his Physiological Lectures has arranged TO DO 90
as PS For
tie sifs0r House, New York.
Mrs. Jervis's CDId Candy.
Far and wide! Far and wide!
Prom IA Asi inndsh Psiiss. tue
Re candy Known
That restores aoh vocal tone
And for coughs and eolds. alone,
From Three Sixty ak Broadway
To plains Of Tar Cathay-
Plains where :oams the berySs-
And with joyous shouts be named
Its maker, Mrs Jervie.
ks JsFy,; eOlS Candy sold wholesale and retail
ssl Yrs A"'' 100 0'''a"s'' ana '' D'1ss'" gene
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DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS-TROTTiNG.-A
N match will come of on Tuesday November llth, al
lion IL Charles. and G. ". JenEinss s Doushnu. mile
heats lest in to saddle. Also, the same day Of
$26 will Come off, mile heats best s. to saddle Hr Din
ner enters b. Cowboy j. s. Doty enters Henry Clay
owner enters Q. z. Sranker.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &c. WANTED.

EoR sALE-A CENrETL THREE STORY AND BASE
II merit House on Tventy.f5urta street, ness fouyth
Avenue havpa ess bath, rtFs AZ and in rerfeot order
Lot 40 by halt We block Alec Ons on Iwenty sh street
-Also, very chear Trorerty o. Seoen hyenne near
Twenty seventh street. Aprly o. E.B. kiSsHIhAR SP
Fourth Avenue.
u oox-TO LET, roR ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN
h tlemcp, a. "A Warren street, near broaiNay IN
private hous one large With adjoining bedroom both
furnished Breakfast msy DO had II desired References
exchanged.
tUsNTEp 10 rURCuAsE-A RETAIL STOCK OF
w prv Goods and rent store good location in this
city or Rrookyn Ths s.oro well stuhtcd and Of
good sire. or would take store without stock Address
John e. WHEATON. this 6fhc9.
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PERSON AL.

MIssIN G.-ACGUstUs CAkMEYER, CUSroA
" House inspector hiss been missing since satur iay
ming Nov 5th at o'clock lie was last leaving thc
shp ysneleuse, Pier No Eas. River, and supposed
have fallen from the gang plank he Is about 80 years
and large gold watch Any information concerning hi
be left at the oce Of the Chief of Police will h
thankfully received At his residence 50 Fulton street
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THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PRoFEs-
In irging egrora Eliza Valentino, gives her
LESSONS at ladies' residences She will p.omB attend
applications made by letter; Hotel Pelern, Whitehall
street. the Battery where she be
ing She has list of seventy ladies whom she bas taught
durin tn years residence in New York.
MUSIC THOROUGHLY TAUGHT, AND PIANO.
vl fortee for sale to let cheapA 500 second hand
oetsye rosewood PSnoiorte sty made and nearly new
at S. and Banjo Guitar at 81, Apply 10 NJ DUAs-
DAY Teacher of Music $50 Grand street, Mott street.
Plan ofortes tuned, bought snd exchanged.
MIR. OTTO MULLER, TEACHER OF TIE PIANO
WI forte and Singing will give lessons his residence
Broadway or in part of the city Tuition by the
of the English, GERMAN or French language.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

For Money Article see Last Page.
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7-N|V0|NsNNN/NN~0N|"~~
CPORTSMEN.-THERE WILL BE PIGEON SHOOT
- ing masoh Hoboken Meadows, Monday. Novembe,
10TH weather permttingf not on the fret fne cay Bird
supplied by j. Mills.
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LOST, &c.
REV ARDS.

Clio REwARD.-LOsr, ON SATURDAY EVENING
70 ~ the sth inst, Pocket Rook, containing two ~
bills and four Corporation tickets belop ng TO the -Four
ward going from liz Mulberry street, down ak
and Canal strest TO the corner Of Watts and Gron sn
streets Whoever has found the and will return thea
TO Thomas Deven liz Mulberry street, shall receive IN
above reward.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
V A R I E I Y
Law Suits.

OF all the suits worn by men the law
suit has been longest in vogue, and APP
pears to be as fashionable now as ever /;
we suspect its costliness has done much
TO keep up its responsibility. Its dura-
bili,y is remarkable, and furnishes its
principal recommendation for II may be
safely warranted 10 last as long as the
wearer may desire. Indeed, there have
been instances in which these suits have
endured long after the patience of the
wearer has worn threadbare; and one
who has been thus clothed upon some
times finds its exceedingly inconvenient
TO undress himself when he wishes. Ii
through any fault of the maker, or in the
material, the customer demonstrated, there
is no way in which he can be re-dressed-
Lawsuits are never warranted to fit. The
fact that most of the articles composing
it are custom made, will in part explain
the extreme durability Of thislsind OF suit;
slop-work never wears well: and every
one who has had any experience in our
courts must have perceived that nine
tenihs of lawsuit is the unmistakable
handlework OF custom. The everlasting
ness Of suit furnishes striking exem-
pli6cation Of the superiority of custom
work. The whole law-toggery, from top
TO toe, is condemned by someas clum-
sy and inefficient we, more conserva-
tive, shall content ourselves with finding
fault only with the combinations as being
the most provoking and disagreeable part
of The suit.-[Carpe, Bag. .'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
ANEcDorR OF REy. -DR. BsEcHE

ANEcDorE OF REv. DR. BEEcHER.-
The Rev. DR.. Beecher. some years since,
was going home one night with volume
OF an encyclopedia under his arm, when
he saw small animal standing in Ills
path. The Dr. knew that it was skunk,
but very inprudenlly hurled the book a,
him. The skunk, as might have been
expected, opened his battery with return
fire, so well directed, that the Divine was
glad to retreat When he arrived at
home, his friends could scarcely come
near him. and his clothes were so infec-
ted that he was obliged to bury them. y
Sometime after this, some one published
a pamphlet, speaking very abusively of
the worthy Doctor, who was asked, why
dom, you publish book. and put him
down at once 3 His reply was prompt
and wise: Sir, have learned better.
Some years ago. issued a whole quarto
volume against skunk, and | got the
worst of it. never mean to try the ex-
pertinent again
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
Thought I'd let Him Go.

About ten days ago, poor man who
was in the habi, of assisting the hackney
coachmen in e western town, died, and a
friend of his took the trouble TO GO about
and raise subscription to aid the afflic-
ted widow in her distress. She seemed
TO feel the kindness very sensibly. and
the activity of her friend had the desired
effect TO great extent, the moment he
represented the loss she had sustained.
He visited the lodging in dav or two
but was surprised at not seeing the body.
He went up pair of stairs higher, and
there he saw the widow, who did not APP
pear comfortable at being observed.
Il have brought you some money to
bury poor Jack said he shut where is he?'
why, to tell you the truth replied
she, poor fellow | was too poor to keep
lin any longer
We'll. I'm glad at any rate that you
had money enough to bury him.
Bury him! poor fellow, | was too poor
to bury him.
And what the deuce have you done
with him them cried the man, to whose
Imagination a premature resurrection Of
poor Jack was presenting itself.
why thought that the body was Of
no use and his soul could not be hurt by
any thing that happened to it, | might a,
well let i, CO.
And where is i. gomez said he.
why, to the anatomy room, said she ;
"a gentleman offered me four guinea, for
the poor fellow, and thought it better
10 lei him have him just as he lay
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20

To the Hon Senate and Representatives Of the
State of Maine for the year 1851.
DESPECTFULLY represent the undersigned citizens
III of Bowdoinham and Bath, in the County of Lincoln,
that there is much travel the highway between Bow
donham and Bath-that the most direct route between
said Bowdoinham and Bath pass certain Greek
river in the town Of Topsham, Qknown by the name OF
Muddy Tver that said creek river has been adjuged
by the County Commissioners to be navigabe water
and that the said County Commissioners have power
authority in law to locate road ssid
creek river, although they believe the be of
common necessity and CONFERENCE.-The there is
road public highway said river between Bath
and Bowdoinham but private way and bridge, built
many ago by subscription, which is in decay ed
and runous condition. and be passed without
danger to the lives and property of persons who have
cason to the Wherefore petitioners hum
bly, you act authorizing and empowering
the County Commissioners Of the County Of Lincoln
the Seectmen Of the town Of Topham locate and
to he built road bridge and highway and
said Muddy river where the crossed
in their opinion the public convenience and necessity
qure the same; and as in duty bound will pray.
WIN PURRINGTON and others.
Bowdonham, May Is, 1851. 3w2l
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
Hired to keep the Sabbath.

An minister IN Wales. hearing of a
neIghbor who followed his calling on the
Lords day, went and asked him why he
broke the Sabbath. The man replied
that he was driven to i, BY finding i, hard
work to maintain his family. l--i.t
will you attend public worship said
MIR. p, If | pay you week days wages!'
.Yes-most gladly said the poor man.
He attended constantly, and received
his pay. After some time, Mr.. P. forgo;
to send the money, and recollectlng it,
called upon the man, and said,-
Il am in your debt 81 Ew
No, Sir he replied. you are not
How SO g said Mr.. p; Il have not
paid you OF la,e.' fthNN
lfue'' answered the man; but can
now trust God for have found that He
can bless the work of six DAYS for the sun.
por. o. my family, just the same as
Ever after that, he strictly ken, tho
Sabbath, and found ,ha, in keeD;na n God,s
commands there is no, only mr. loss h.,
great reward. ' - ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
State of Maine,

LINCOLN, sat- Court of Probate held al Wiscas-
set, on The third day OF Nov. A d ISL.
OrArsd that Martha Gushing, administrative OF The
estate OF Thomas Gushing, ale of Phipsburg, In said
County, deceased notify the heirs law and creditors
OF said deceased, and all persons Interested, that her
first account of administration The OF said de
ceased will he offered for allowance at a Probate
Court at Wiscassei the first Monday OF January
next when and where they may be present ii they
And also sail Court the widows petition
for an allowance win be considered.
Noice 10 be given by publishing aites,ed copy of
This order in the Eastern Times, paper printed Bath
three weeks excessively before said Courto Probate
Given under my hand this third day of November in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
hty-one. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge OF Probate.
3w21 Copy attes,-EDWIN s. LOvEY, Reg.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
Commencing October 9Th. 1851.

commencing OtfOOeT OtH, ICOl.
PASSENGER trans will leave the Station foo Ches-
nut street, daily (Sunday excepled for Weslbrook,
Falmouth, Cumberland, Yarmouth, Freepori, Bruins
wick, Bowdonham, Richm and Bath, 5 iollows:-
Leave Portland for Brunswick.
Bath and Richmond, al sis and N.
Leaves Richmond for Bath Port
land and Boston, al 6,l5 and H. AS NJ
Leave Bath for Portland and Bos-
ton ate, 80 A NJ. and r NJ
Leave Bath for Richn.ord, al s,45 and NJ
Leave Bath for Brunswick ate, 80 s,45 NJ 4 P NJ
Leave Brunswick Tor Bath al
Ills and $50 A NJ and , is P NJ
Each train from Bath and Richmond. connects al
Portland W III the Trains from Por land 10 ID SION.
The p Mtrain from Portland, for Bath and Richmond
connects with the train leaving Boston al a. NJ.
steamboat will leave Richmond on he arrlva oflhis
train, for Gardiner, Halowe and Augusta.
Stages leave Richmond on the arrival of the train
leaving Portland al rs NJ, for Gardiner, Hallowe
and Augusta.
AT Bath. stages connect with wiscasset Damariscot.
Ia .Waldoboro Thomason, Belfast and Bangor.
Passengers for the East arTv the Isl train from
Boston. will take the of this road the
of the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad
Elizabeth, and proceed directly on without delay.
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Arrangements have been made with the Ea tern and
s. x r. Railroads whereby freight will beransport.
ed between Stations on tins road and Boston. re.
duced rates, and without change Of Portland
Merchandise raiedas Second Class 81 90 per ton
GLIDING trucking in Boston.
AL orders for freight intended for this road may be
left at No IL Merchants, Row, Boston. ..#Ht
..Lgaer JOHN RUSSELL, In Superintendent.
Portland, Sept. IS. 1851. 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
Chemical Toothache Drops,

OR CHEMICAL COMPOUND,
For taecNre Of tn W1rNt Toothache, By its arpicT-
zion fetr times.
fNlliS is the only compound which efrctually ks me
nerve OF the defective tooth without The least
INJURY 10 the others Ii is warranted not 10 contain the
least acid or kreosoe, winch injurious 10 Inc oiher
teeth and So poisonous in their effects -
This article oflened used To xiii The nerve the de-
aged Tooth before filing thereby prevcniinGthe oper-
alton from being painful.
b. Scethai the direction which accompanies each
bottle has the signature Of FREDERICK BROW
the proprietor in his own hand writing without which
none can he genuine. tH.N
lyoS e PAT f. Sole Agent for Bath.