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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

IFron 8. 5. tIIOens.J
PADUUAH, KY. June s, i6My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced bottles ami lie n dai
increasing. You would DO well me another supply
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

,,,, NO. J2x2.
nAereas, the resolution Of this Council, No.
3l9, passed at the sitting Of the 22d January last
approprlatng the sum Of $500, witt, the concur.
renee Of the First and Third Municipalities, as a
retaining fee to the Hon. Daniel Webster. to
defend the interests OF this city in the McDonogh
bequest, having been concurred in by the Third
Municipality, has never been acted upon the First
Municipality, and is, therefore, to ali intents and
purposes, null and void. And, whereas, it is i'm
portant to the interests Of this city, to secure tn,
valuable services Of Mr.. Webster, and the matte
will not now admit Of any further delay
Be it, therefore, Rssolred, That the Treasurer
Of this Municipality pay, on the warrant of tn,
Mayor, to the order OF the Hon. Daniel Webster
me sad sum Of $500, as a retaining fee in tn,
case ,s OF the McDonogh bequest and that he be au
Third municipalities, when the said i'd resolution
respective Councils. Al " '"''
Passed March Is ISL II r.,,,,
Approved March Vs. is5i e ~ EN-, rIesiuent
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PHILADELP June % lSibi ee free recanni IT, L.
DaviBs Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my exletea
of its benical effects in my have been
lime past subject To attacks Of splitting blood attended with
weakness of the breast uneasy sensation nj the
accompanied with dyspeptc symptoms Last pcnc, having
attack of it, recommended by an acqu race " m
had been cured by Dr. Duvi's syrup, Try Jso ami
relieved by it in e than bottle, It's apparent good
effects immediate.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
Soldics' Claims and Bounty Land.
""V yVWH NVVISs
PLAKE'S Patent Paint OF Artificial 81 ate, 70
Dsalein any quantity by
KENDALL RICH nSON &c.

DLAKE'S Patent Paint OF Artificial 81 ate, for
Dsale in any quantityby
KENDALL, RiCHARDSON& Co.
The value ofthis rticis W ill be seen by the
follow ing cer ti6catesfrom gentlemen who have
used il and proved i,srnduratiag qualities
Mx. Dear Sir,-1 had a building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
the roof ofwhich was covered with your Fire
proof Pain; or Artificial Slate. The factory
took FIRE and durinethe progress o fits destruc-
iinn.IArge numbers ofburning shing es a n d 9TH
e, combustible materials fell upon this roof, so
covered. and expected every moment 10 see i,
bursiinto flames, but after the factory norned
down examinedsaid roofsnd found iiIiter,I,v
covered with Goals nd cinde IS, bu,the FIRE had
ootmad the least impression upon il. Afier
th'st EST. therecsrtaiulyc can benc doubt asto
it's proc fqualitiee.
Rochester, Sept. .l84s. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICA N HOTEL,
Broadway New York Oct 4th. 1913.
Mn. BLAKE-Sir:-We iasf Spring COW
cred the roof fthe American with your Fire
proofPaint. Wenow 6Rd hat il has become
ashland assiate. and the almost CONSTANT read
cheeseman's (whouse he top the hons efor
drying clothes does not affect ii in the ca 81,
inditpros esa lii ha tit was secomm ended.
re TABER & BAGLEY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
tle Honorable Senate and House OF Representative
OF the Siale Of Maine, for the year 1851.

10 the honorable Senate and House OF Representatives
otthe Stale of Maine, for the year 1851.
'VHE undersigned ciiizcns Of the town Of woolwich,
- respectfully represent thai special law was passed
ss' session of The Legislature, in relation 10 the
IL, " nsh IN The waters of the Kennebec river and
ana nes, which is unjust and mi uriuus the rights
nno, Ne, o. arespeciable portion OF the fishermen
or ,o,m ana which ought 10 be greatly amended
nneoaas dIspgseo Said law makes an unnatural and
snua, usoe,on OF the privileges tina, ouxh, 10 be
places restrictions upon fishing such as no fair and
unPreluhcea nsherlnan will require or annrove n
Restraints ana curiaiis an employment Of hsnes indn.rv
To anextent 50 great as 10 render the business i, ,n
cases not worth pursuing. 1t takes from M, 60
fishermen the right Of fishing upon csr,a,s a. "a
grants the same right. Withheld from one In ~ 1870
by others But the impropriees UNEQUAL
OF this law III relation 10 The rights of fishermen ~ -
obvious 10 need no further argument And W r..
are not the only offer as a plea Tor The r.
peal amendment OF said Iaw-the expense 10 be rcnr
red by the which this law relates is anoa,.r
The of money 10 be paid this Commute =
BY the is not small If they should attend fully 10
the requirements of the laws and II n which
your petitioners believe 10 be a than ess e.
pendiiure Believing that the Necessity of action in re
aIion this matter, will be very obvious, cheerful
y con6de il the wisdom of your honorable body 10
decide. And in duly bound will ever pray
ALFRED REED, and others.
woowich, May % 1851
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Sea Ofler Oil.

THERE are . number of species of outer, Of which
The Sea otter is much the largest, being about the
SIZE of large mastf, and weighing from seventy 20
eighty pounds lis color, when in full season is per-
ecly black; and al other times of dark brown; the
ui IS very hne, and sells ata high price in China to
which the skins are generally taken IL is exclusively
found between the i9lh aud 6Oth degrees of north la-
ude the northwest OF North america and the
shores of kamscaicha and The adjoining islands II is
always the he immediate vicinity Of
saltwater.
The nvfces ,chre this Ot,r is taten use u, oil er-
elnsfreiy for fhe groWft AMI for fy n. the hair
1hey do NOT coasifer any other oI dbt, as The
head. 1y2S 6 PAGE. So agent for Bath.
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ANODYNE.
OR POOR M4NS PLASTER.

Price III e'nts for u Ia &c sire.
THIS plaster o:nmr nted greatest conf
L dence in fact il is recommended with that conf
dence that f is obtained OF the prupreior and
not give relief, the MONEY shall POSITITEL Y be
REFUNDED. For weakness pain in The loins,
back, side breast. limbs neck, joints rheumai sn u-
bago, &c. Thare have been thousands OF them sold,
and not single instance has occurre,. where they
have not given relief. The price being very low ".
cry person obtain H. In coughs, colds h.
ma and difficulty OF breathing, worpoverthe lungs will
afford great relief.
be truly said is the best siren CHEERING pIas
in use. II is entirely new ar,rcIe and MOI
like any other now in .t
Ives A PAGE. Sole AGENT 70 R1th
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State of Maine.

T INCOLN, ss-At Probate Couri held At Bath, on
IL the 18th day of June, A ID 1851
Ordr,d that WIN. II Blair Administered Of the estate
OF Calvin Gorham, late OF Lewiston, in said County,
deceased, notify the heirs at law and creditors Of said
deceased and all persons interested that his FIRST
count of administration the of said deceased
will be offered for alo Probate Court Wiz
casset, the first Monday of August next. when and
where they may he present IL they
NOTICE. 10 be given by publishing auesied copy Of
this order in The Eastern Times paper printed in Bath
three weeks successfully before said Court of Probate
Given under my hand this 17Ih day Of June, in the
year of Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
one.
ARNOLD BLANEy Judge of Probate
3w53~ Copy Auest-EDwrS = HovEY ReR
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Worm L.ozen.es

RE the most valuable and certain inedce ever di
a covered for destroying and expeng all kinds o
Worms, which so frequently trouble children They
are most excellent remedy, aud pleasant 10 the
taste asany common confectionery. The foowin. Az
some Of the INST prominent symptoms OF worms -
headache. dreams vertigo topper, commissions fever
ishess thirst. bad taste in the mouth offensive breath
paeness about the and mouth itching of the nose
nausea difficult breathing, collie pains in the stomach
voraci'y, leanness, &c. Ike. A G PAGE, Sole Agenf
for Bath. Ix1s
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STATE OF MAINE.

In Senate, June I'd, 1851.
On the petition aforesaid srd-red thar he petitioners
cause euesied copy of said petition, with this order
thereon 10 be Published in the Age paper printed IN
Augusta in the Eastern Times paper prinlr ed in
Bath the las, publications. be thirty DAYS before The
second "Wednesday Of January next that all persons
interested then appear and show f any they
havel why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Read and accepted.
Sent down for concurrence.
A. II. SMALL, Secretary.
In House of Representatives, June q 1851.
Read and concurred E W. FLAGG, Clerk
A true copy-aiest:-
3w52 ALBERT H. SMALL. See of fhe Sepats.
The Age please copy and forward bill 10 this office.
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PoO E Z R Y

Give me a Grave where the Wild Bios
SONS Revel
Give me grave where the wild blossoms revel,
Let me repose meath some whispering tree,
Close by the home of the robin and sparrow,
Near to the haunts of the murmuring bee;
Bury me not where the place is all silent,
Saving the sound of the but on the wing,
Or the screach of the owl in his midnight ca
rousal,
Hunting the spot like terrified thing.
Let me not lie where the brier and bramble
Choke the green grass DER my place of re-
pose;
Give me no grave where the poisonous night
shade
Over my ashes its dim shadow throws
Friends that loved in the hour Of nay being,
Never would visit my desolate bed,
Or if they came, they would turn away shud-
dering.
Linking dark thoughts with the home of the
dead. .
No,-let me lie by the side of some streamlet,
Murm'r ring its song in the fow'r scented air ;
Seek We some place where the spot is all JOY
Gus,
Meet for my spirit, -and bury me there.
Oh. should slumber peacefully, sweesly,
Blossoms to deck me and music around
Angels, methinks, would be ever beside me.
Making the charnel place heavenly ground.
Friendship would come with its FIRING OF
roses,
Twining chaplet to lay on my tomb;
Love would be there with a smile and a tear
drop,
Smiles for nv memry and tears for my doom,
There they would linser the long summer eve
ming.
Iik'ning nv race to the course of the sun,
Glad in its rising and calm in its setting
Sinking to rest when my journey was DONE
Over nv grave they would talk of the lost one,
Fondly recalling each trait that was dear,
Tenderly throwing the pail Of oblivion
Over the faults of the cherished one rear.
Then they would pause in the pleasant recital,
Marking the loneliness scattered abroad,
Turning their thoughts to the lovelier dwelling,
Where the depar,e was resting with God.
Then let me lie where the wild blossoms revel,
Let me repose meath some whispering tree,
Close by the home of the robin and sparrow,
Near to the haunts of the murmuriug bee;
Oh. should slumber peacefully, sweetly,
Blossoms to deck me and music around !
Surely kind angels would hover beside me,
Making the eharnel spot heavenly ground.
CARO-.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
Richardson 4 Co.'S
Southern and Western
Passenger and FREIGHT Offices,
At the Western Railroad Station, and at u
State ST., BOSTON, Mass.

ITO THE PUBLIC. We prepared 10 send Trav-
oilers South and West, either by Railroad Steam
boat Canal or Stage Coach, with great despatch Our
facilities cannot fail 10 interest people favoraby, lei
their destination be 10 any section in The u States or
the Canatlas.
As Agents for Railroad Corporations, are al all
times ready to furnish Railroad tickets, transport
goods either as Freight or Luggage
Novnscolians, STATE of Maine people, and all others
intending go South or West the approaching season
will please bear IN mind, that are the only author
ICED Agents for the
MERCHANTS LINE,
running between Albany aud Buffalo and, that this
line of splendid boats connect with Daily Steamers
on the Upper and Lobcer Lates
All orders sent by friends from abroad will be
promptly attended To, and in this connection would
advise those intending 10 locate South, West or the
Canadas TO write US by mail IN advance, that their
goods upon arrival here may 20 direct the Freight
House, thereby saving Storage and Carriage.
For rates OF fare, routes freight tariff Nc inquire
either of the within named offices where correct iufor-
nation will be courteously and cheerully given
Hon THOMAS HoPKINsoN, President Boston and Worces-
ter Railroad Hon JOEL " WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Hon ii NORTON, Pres New Lon
don Norwich Ste amboat Co OrIs KINBALL, 50 S b
BOND, Esq; IA WELLINGTON, Esq; Messrs ESocH
TRAIN Co, propretors of Boston and Liverpool line
Packets; Messrs ADAMS Co, propretors Caornia Ex
press Messrs CLARK JONES. Halifax Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS RANDALL, Lincoln, Maine 6m4O
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r. BROWN,S
SarsanariIla and Tomato RitterS,

THIS is no qnack nosrum; II is prepared from he
| hes, mate rias aud The seceipf has been examined
and approved by many Of the 6rsr physicians in he
Unit ed States.
These excellent Bitiers VIII be found certain esrs
in aiI mdirestonnr Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Loss
of Arpeti,e General Debility. Faniness and Sinking
of,he Stomach I.owness Of spirits. Cosiveness, De-
termination of blood the hend. pain in The limbs and
.,de diarrbns weakness. dizziness. cuianeous erup-
lions on The face and neck hectic fever nervous and
sick headache acidiy Of stomach billions affections,
niles and m alldseases causedby mpurisy Of the blood
he debility OF thd system, The unhealthy slate oihe
stomach and bowels. q. la, t
Tbess Buffers warranted 70 be pureiyvesetable
icempound--and mark this. 10 sAey cas- merer do fAs
least i1jsry ANY case whatever. .
They are kept BY many persons n a FAMILY MEpr-
CINE and have been given 70 the youngest ehdres on
lent effect. &c PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath 1y2s
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

OK CHEMICAL COMPOCND,
For thecae Of tn trJrsf Toottoehe By its app ga
fi0a few tfmes.
THIS is the only compound which eecually kills the
OF the defective tooth without the least pain
injury the others II il warranted not TO eoniain the
least acid or kreoso,e which 10 the 9th
teeth. aud so poisonous in their effects.
This article oened used TO kill The nerve ofthe de-
tooth before lias thereby pre~en,ingt oper-
alton from being so painful
Mr. SeeIhai the Iii ree,ion which accompanies eac
bottle has the signature nf FREDERICK BROW
none can be genuine.
1ya6 10 rAuE 'ofe Ase"' Jo' bdfA'
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$3.50 E;;E

~ Ec
M. Il. RAYS
Great Southern and Western Pas
sage Co. $500
FARE REDUCED.
From the old established Office, No. 3-1-2 Com
mercial Street, up stairs. three doors from
the new Custom House.
THIS being the only responsible company n,his city
will he prepared 10 forward passengers and families
10 the So1th and West.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Utica. Rochester and Buffalo, "a so; CLEVELAND 70
Detroit Sc 50; Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago, SI;-
Cincinnati sic: 81 Louis, $13 Alt
UPPER CANADA.
Hamilton, 81 so; Toronto, At; Kingston, 81 so.
SOUTH.
New York 50 so; Philadelphia, -; Reading, 81;
louisville ~ so; Baltimore 81 IS; Harrisburgh ~ So
Holiday sbureh IS 50; Columbia 81; Pittsburgh - !;
Wheeling SO Richmond, Virginia 81 So
Also 10 any other part oil The Quilted states and "a
nadas. For further particulars apply at the office.
Passengers requested 10 call and Judge for them
Doane street, or w Il 5 II Barnes, CommercaiS 81
Any security required will be given for the uhlmeni
all contracts made by this Company.
Trains leave Boston every day al O'Clock A N, ant
and SPIN
MI. l.. Ray, General Agent. IL CONNER
cial Street, BOSTON.
to the Office yourself, and you will gel ticker. muci
cheaper. 9m37
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0 the Hon Arnold clancy, ESQ., Judge Of Probate,

To the Hon Arnold BIaney, Esq, Judge Of Probate,
within aud for the County OF Lincoln
III ELLEN WRIGHT, administering Of the estate Of
Franklin Wright late of W oowich. M said County
deceased respectfully represents, Thai the rsonal
nf the said dect ased sufficient by the Of
hundr ed and five dollars his Just
siehIs and charges "f administration; she therefore
pra,s that she may be empowered and licensed sell
and convey much of the real at he said de-
ceased may be sufficient the with
Incidental charges. HELEN WRIGHT.
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MoRSE'S

MoRSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
WEf'e prompted by every principle of Humanity TO
w make known 10 the world the
Wonderful efficacy of this extraordinary
Preparation.
Thousands have been relieved of great amvunt OF
suffering, and mahy lives saved by the use OF IT, IL Is
acknow led. ed by the besi judges OF medicine be the
most elegant, scientific and salutary preparations
IN use, and as ~
Depurative Remedy,
seldom, if ever equaed II stands unriralsd for the
curenf Erysipess Salt Rheum, CanAer, Scroula, and
all diseases arising from
Impure state of the Blood.
ALSO al!
Bowel Complaints,
aud is used with in all Of
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens the weakened body-gives tone the
rious organs. andinvigorates the
Entire System,
and also for the ofthe
Liver Complaint, Cararrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, &c.
Those affected Chronic Diseas,s, OF whatever torm
will lind this medIc"e not only pleasant 10 the tase but
agenIsto effect their diseases
Ii is composed of medicines so happily combined as
iotend directly 10 give tone to the
Stomach aud Bowels,
eIcres 10 the Live and the whole CLAM
DIT a; system, aay
Nervous lrritabili;y,
and promote the free action of the
LUNGS,
thus rendering tapplrahle 10 al diseases Of Chronic
nature. II purely vegetable, and may used in all
climates, and nj all
Seasons of the Year.
Prepared only by C MORSE Il Co.. Providence, r
7. and sold by thousands all the United States
Canadas. &c.
S. y. SHAW Wholesale and Retail A gent
for BAH and this OF the Stale OF Maine Iy3S
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kcnnebec and Portland Railroad.
a a - a

kcnncbec and Portland Railroad.
49, - go
Summer Arrangements,
M Commencing April 18th, 1851.
PASSENGER trans wilea the Station foo, OF Ches-
nut street. daily( sundays xcep,ed! for Weslbroos
Falmouth, Gu nberand, Yarn ,ulh freeport, Bruins
wick, Bowdoinham, Richmond and Bath AS iol"ws;-
Leave Portland for Bath, at ~ 80 and 30 NJ.
sc Porilandfor Richmond al 80 NJ.
'' Richmond for Portland and "ath 7,i5 NJ.
Z" Bath for Portland. at Sis ", and 3,DO N.
q Bath for Brunswick and Richmond, 6PN.
Each train from Bath aud Richmond, connects at
Portland with the trains from Portland To Boston.
The $50 train from Portland, for Bath and Rich:
mond connects with the train leaving Boston al 1913
p. NJ.
The - 30 tram from Portland for Bath connects
with the train leaving Boston at7AM.
steamboat will leave Bath onthe ARRIVAL of this
irain for Richmond, Gardiner, Halowe and Augusta.
Stages leave Redmond on the arrival OF the tram
leaving Portland at ", for Gardiner, liallowel and
Augusta.
Al Bath stages connect with Wiscasset. Danariscot
Ia, Waldoboro, Thomaston Belfast and Bangor.
Passengers arriving the hrst and second train from
Boston taking this line the Kenebec River, will take
the cars Of mis- rntd the junction ut the Poand, Sa
CO and Portsmouth wailroad AT Cape Elizabeth, and
proceed directly on Rithou' delay.
Through Tickets are sold at
Augusta iiaiIoweli Ga diner and r richmond,
for Boston, $3.50
Bath, unsyvick aud Freeport. for Boston, 200
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
ArrIu ,.uenrs have been made with the Roads be-
tween Portland and Boston, whereby freight will be
transported Stations tins and Boston
AT reduced rates, and without change of Port
land
RArEs-Between Richmond Bath and Boston for
Merchandise ratedas Second Class 81 10 per ton,
GLIDING trucking III Boston.
All orders for freight intended for this road may be
left at No IL .rchanIs, Row, Boston.
JOIN RU SELL, IN Supe' infendcpt.
Portland ADrII7 1851 N
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Notice to Fishermen.
For Sale

$50 'Nih good substantial, bull, conner fastened
SS4Sl schooner SEA FLowrR, 50 inns hnr,h,
-">~o.5 mouths old-wel found anj will cai.,n,,
for u fishing vessel For further par,icnlars -
Lsvi Sis'tuck OF Woolwich, the master hn,I, 80, ~
Capt rimn'hy Batcheder, of PhiPsburg VIII" has ~, -
vessel in keeping. T. IiynE I, '@ a., inc
Bath, Marchsl5 1851. Fs~-'-N" a.
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Which he will sell at prices which
never have been and never will be
outdone, or approached, by any
other Establishment. Besides
which, the public are well aware
that there can always be found in
this establishment more than dou-
BILE the amount of stock than at
any other place in Bath, or on the
Kennebec River, the barefaced
and ridiculous assertions of a pr
Gus (2) neighbor, who occupies a
seven-by-nine shop under the Sa-
gadahock House, to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The same man
who advertises to sell T" to clergy
men at cost, and other professions
literally considered" Working-
men, of course, to pay the profit
on what professional men buy -
NV
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Burning Fluid,
Emit and Vegetables.

VI extra quality just received and for sale n, the CITY
Market by SO A G PAGE.
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nereoy given, that the subscriber have been,
~ appointed by the Hon Arnold Bapey Jra -"
bate for the County Of Lincoln COMMISSIONS
inc the claims OF creditors against the estate ~
SMALL, late Of Bath, said County, deceased 49, :.
scented insolvent ak months from fifth day ~ ~
instant allowed by said Judge the creditors 70 h
prove claims and the
tend that service the ONCE Of ID. Bronson r, r.
Custom Building, in said Bath, the hrst Mon
DAYS of June neat, and the five following months Tr
to s O'Clock NJ, Of each OF said days.
DAVID c. MAGOUN, 4
DAVID BRONSON, CONS
Bath, May 6, 1851. 3wF
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WASHING FLUID,

For cashing either IN Hard or Soft Water.
NHIS is the only genuine article be found in The
world; and possesses double the power OF an ihins
ever discovered for washing trihIng expense, do
ing away with washboards once. In fact seem,
To be the long sought philosophers stone,
solvent; seeming chemical preparation its operation
BENG OF The most astonishing character. common
sized washing may be done with only gill of ihi.
mud, IN less than Two hours. Ii sofieus
The DIRT, leaving The articles OF the brilliant white
ness, 1t being as harmless in its operation pur {
water; aud ciohny will much longer Than
when rubbed 20 pieces by the method OF wash
ing.
This fluid is powerful agent, be used in all ca.
scs where soap required, particularly for cleansing
mix utensils. cleaning windows and paint, securing
h"ors va short u rs beyond precedent, aud its
universal IA the washing world.
T.. S--Ali coiofed goods rendered brighter by
oring washed IN this fluid and wooens less liable
to shrink and thereby rendered much softer than in the
old way OF washing
None genuine unless the labels contain their sigma
ne ABOVE article is warranted by the manufacturers
no. 10 contain soda. lime, camphene burning fluid.
acds ." any Kind but TO be purely ak u inc prepa
ramon G" ihe most powerful character. possessing
IMAM double The washing properties of anything discov
e's" oens harmless in vaEor, without Possessing the
caustlc properties Of the miserable articles which food
Inc market and IN many instances disgust the people
'hai degree that they unwilling good cle
wnen is really 10 be found The proprieors only ask
iaf trial OF this article. and perfectly willing ia
Tor Ell any amount for single failure in any instance
where II used.
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their sea.on-now receiving by the steamboats, from
Boston, New York and South at the City Markedly
so G PAGE.