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GREAT HAUL OF CoUNTERFEITERs--$l2,0 900 SPURIOUS
MONEY FOUND "A considerable excitement has been man
ifested by citizens for day two, owing 10 the
capture OF five or six notorious counterteers and the
securing of $l2 900 $4 900 OF their money The cir
cumstances of their arrest, as near as we can learn
from the officers these Last Saturday, four pieces
OF baggage came checked this place. from Geneva and
without any person accompanying to claim them.
The baggage master at the depot, TO whom is due the
most praise for their arrest being Conversant with the
fact that conductors the road had, for months
past been less troubled with spurious bills being
offered them, supposed from the appearance OF the bag
gage that possibly il nigh contain implements Tor coun
erfeng purposes, and advised Mr. Rutte the supeIin
when questioning him TO the proprey OF examining it.
On Sunday the baggage. master concluded he would
run the risk and ascertain the contents OF the several
pieces With Officer Comstock's assistance he opened
the pieces, which consisted of trunk two valses, and
box and there found their dies, paper, ink rollers, &C.,
the Globe Bank OF Boston, and $4,000 the Mechanics
Bank OF Albany and the balance Pennsy vana banks
He likewise ascertaned by letters and papers the ndvid
uals names and residences, and Monday Officer Com.
stock started for Geneva for Geo. W. Sckner the chief
OF the gang, and two brothers.
On landing at Geneva he discovered one OF the brothers
near the wharf, and secured him. and started for tue
other, whom he overhaued in 10 return by the
boat that day, learning by them that Geo. W. was at
Jefferson On arriving at Jefferson the two persons were
secured in room OF the depot and he saled forth Tor
the third He had not proceeded many yards when he
ran on to him. and touched his shoulder likewise. He
then proceeded up 10 this place. and they were safely
lodged in Sheriff Reedefs quarters. an
| Tuesday morning Officer Brown arrested fourth,
named Wisener, aud Sheriff Reeder the hh and Con-
near Owego, but has not returned up TO The Time Of
writing this They all safely secured in Jail, and will
be examined tomorrow morning, together with their
apparatus. -Eimua IN. " Democrat, July %.
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By DYER q mcaUIaE. Aac,,onesrr.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.-on sa,urda
morning, August 3D. at 10 O'Clock, shall SELL IN front Of GU
assortment Of household uniiure &c.,
sofas and rockers
parlor and chairs, divans
Cane md woodses chairs, lounges
Dining and breakfast tables, card Ia bles
Rout tables, sideboards, wardrobes
Dressing and plain bureaus, washstands
Toilet SETS looking glasses, cots
High and low post bedslead-, uundes
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Crockery, glass, wooden aud iron ware
Bathing tubs, refrgeralons stoves
Paror chamber, and passage carpets
Olicloth straw mating, stair rods
Large avarys bird cages
Several fine oil pain ings, guitar
Newspaper form table for hotel
Lot OF window ssshes and mantels, &c. - -
Terms cash DYER MCGUIRE,
Aug Id hncuoneers.
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ny A. GREEN, Auctionser.

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, sITUA
TED ON FoURANDA-HALF STREET, AT AUCTION
On Wednesday the 9Th Of August shall sell the premises
O'Clock precisely the following valuable and desirable budn
lots situated on desirable part OF the Island
IN eincbes
west side between streets, running back loo feet to
-feeta alley.
Also o No. !, square $780, fronting 20 feet virginl
side, between I'd and ~ Streets running back
ALSO, lot No q In $50, fronting 81 feet less
"a AZ north side
back from " 100 feet deep.
One the balance In sir, twelve, and
months, endorsed bearing
deed Of taken. ConveyAnces the
Of the purchaser purchasers. Title good.
I, July Did A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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THE UNION.

the vicinity continually taking place, and il is with
fear and trembling that single squadron is put a-held
We expect accounts from Trinidad lo-m OF sim-
lar movement the part of the there; and with
the predictions before u.s. within sixty days the
largest portion Of the island OF Cuba will have absolyed
all ties. obligations and relations with the maternal land
"Ihe accounts given in the government papers OF The
day are weak attempts TO glaze over facts which are
tearing from their hearts and minds every vestge OF hope
IN order to lranquze suppress the ebuililoa OF SINH
lar sentiment and action IN this community Here there
will be no outbreak, but the city will yield TO the cause
by the force OF public opinion without struggle, when
the proper time arIyes-ihe work is being done else
where.
General Concha has nerve and will do all that may be
becoming in brave soldier 10 preserve intact the ieay
and integrity OF the island but the game is already be-
You'd the reach OF his power checkbeyoDd the reach
OF the swordand with intelligence 10 back and the
matter OF terms will be dictated Tor bim II bu hall
is true that comes whispering with every breath IRON the
east.
To give details at this moment with accuracy. is ut
terly impossible for our communication Is OF necessity
verbal and all correspondence with the infected districts
is cut off except where the seal OF office" is displayed
but you may rely upon the intelligence, as Il comes
through your own correspondent, being without ex-
aggeraton and in due time all the features will be por-
tTayed for the knowledge and appreciation OF those who
syrnpahze in this struggle for The OF hu
man rights There is no Lopez, Yankees, no F,li-
busters, of their own getDg-no Poles or Hunga-
rians Ii is all Tght-an emanaon from the intelligence
of the people opening to the sunlight The movement is
like the strength of the whep of the loness, learning as
pouer Of sell defence, aud rejoicing in its display"
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioncer.

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
TIoNon Friday the LIST Of August shall self on the
premises Nos 81 and a. situated
No fronting 46 running back l47h feet
alley l7th and 18th
meey Col Alberto residences and situated In the hand
heslhiest part OF the LIST wad.
Onethrd balance In and 9months for notes
endorsed bearing deed given, deed
shasers.
Title indisputabe
July N-a A. GREEN, hucuoneer.
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ny DYER 8. MCGUIRE, Auetloneers.

By DYER u MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY on
i WASHINGTON AT AUCIION--On Monday, August H. 1t |,
O'Clock, the premises, shall sell that
brick buildings known the Union Buiidngs,"
NORTH between 18Th and l4h west fronting Penp
sylvaha described the city No.
No 254 70 feet front and $50 feet deep, containing
IL, 100 square feet
These buildings contain five Offices the ground door, as
the second and third soes back buildings and
pIovements which, very
Iabe and viii, comparative ufng expense may convenl
this city.
For extensive printing and book binding establishment M
congressional printing having been executed naber
years, and the facilities for manufacturing puypoass
affords unusual opportunity for capitalists safe and pso
BILE investment.
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orvicn COMMISSIONER Pusuc BulLDlHss,
Washington, 2sh July, 1881.
PROPOSALS will be received At this eMce uatil
nrday, tho I'd day Of August next At II O'clock NJ for ura
and erecting around Of the public this
metal wrought fence about hundred and %
plan and specification of which BE- ths oaice
WILLIAM EASILY,
Commissioner Of Public Building
90 Person. having bills against this oace again requested
present them for settlement WE
July 0-eor2A
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN--on Monday,
ith instant, shall sell the premises, O'Clock,
precisely following list of valuable building
sections OF the city
Lo, No, Is, situated square 55 fronting 81 feet I'd
running back ~ inches between and
Lot No O. No. 53l, fronting ~ 40
inches, between aud y Streets the City Hall
Part No fronting ~ feet four inches
street, ID and th beautiful building lot
Also part lot No TO- square No. t2 fronting 80 feet 4ncbe-
running 100 deep,
streets, south Of the canal
Also, lot No a. situated in square No. 6t2.
Aiso, Nos. 10 and ~, in square No r.S
Also, lots Nos. 8 and 7, in square No. $50.
third cash balance in and years, for
bearing deed
taken the OF the purchaser Tile
good
July 3l--s A. GREEN, Anctonesr.
Sale of Improved Lands Ohio, coded by she Wy
andots In Is42.
NOTICE hereby that under the authority vested
~ Office by the Of ID March, s43 the unsod portion Of the
proved lands Upper sandu Ohio eeded by the Wyando
7b March 1872 will be offered pubic sale,
Office Defiance Ohio Monday the fifteenth day Of september
The OF I'd March, 1872 fires the minimum these lands
dollars and h and that the value
scerand by the OF the War Department
shall be paid In addition 10 the price Of the land
be
offer the lands, and exceeding two weeks.
under Of Washington this
July thousand eight hundred and
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of
July 94--law6w General Land Once.
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william and Mary College. williamsburg, Va.
THE session OF this will open Wednesday,
hh Of October Since The last session ample preparations
made fun instruction organic agriculture
chemistry The Of the college carefully
and the Of study adapted the OF all
denis The whole exclusive Of the law department. includes
deen classes For proficiency OF degree
Bachelor Of Philosophy conferred for proficiency twelve
Guiding the ancient languages. the degree Of and for prof
cheney In all, the degree OF A. VI.
Faculty
Right John Johns u. President
Philosophy and the Evidences OF Christianity.
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor Of Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
BENJAMIN Ewe Professor Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan J. smesd, Pm. D., Professor OF Languages.
Henry A. Washington Professor History and Political Economy
Rev sIas Totem D. d. Professor Of Intellectual Philosophy
Letters, Ind
Roberi Gsswood, Adjunct Professor Of Mathematics.
July s3-law4w
INTERNATIONAL MAaAZrSE for August.
Familiar Science, scieufc OF
Thinrs. by Professor Peterson.
Kers Domestic Poultry illustrated
with engrsvngs l vol
Tupper's " Crock OF Gold" ando thsr
Tupper's " Ballads for Times. nd osher poems
Tuppers " Authors Mind,v Essays.
Tuppes Povsrbiai Modern Pyramid, Poem
Of King Alfred
Episodes Of Insect Life, Domsstca, NJ. r. g.
This day received for sale by .
TAYLOR h MAURY,
July 70 Deehssnsm, Oh
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ny A. GREEN, Auetioaeer.

by A. GREEN, AuotioneeF.
IN Saturday. the ID of August shall sell premses
O'clock p lot No II, situated In square Il. D., fronting
having about hun2rA
feet between 9Th and Ak handsome and desirable
Ing good chance for specuaton the
Terms One third cash the balance In
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing from
All conveyances ut the cost OF purchaser Title good
July 3l-3x A. GREEN, Aucdsneer.
NHOEMAKERS' GOODS.-On hand, constantly recsiv
ing Of our own importation, all kinds Of hoe STUN and
minss-
Merchants manufacturers will supplied
cles the above line, which will be
JOHNS PAYNE,
Importers and dealers in ahosnakess' eoods,
Northeast Fourth Streets rhiedslpAia
July 2-eod3m
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OTICEFre pugs.-The following h published bs ~
information Of the public The penalty will Be enosced agasA
Ill who violate IL provisions:
Be IL enarsi " tks Board .adsmss a~I Boavi T Cs~ass
Council Of As CITY Of WssAasto~, That any peon psso
break nure Of the IRE uss erected asng Pennvsn
by authority OF Congress- without having hr
tanned the written consent Of The COMMISSIONER Of Public BsA
ngs the water from said pIug for other purpose an M he
the departments OF the and IRE companies ~ ~
engusment Of hres watering the thcy shall spa
conviction thereof be fined ia
dollars, TO be collected and applied oer nnes as
All permits 10 draw from the hydrants the Commisaoad
Of Public Buildings arc hereby revoked. -
WILLIAM EASILY,
JuH lo~eo4R Commissioner Of Public Building
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Treasury Of the United States, Washington, d. z.
Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts
Assistant Treasurer. New York, New York-
Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Carolina
Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, La.
Assistant Treasurer, st. Louis, Mo.
Depository az Buffalo, New York -
Deposliary at Baltimore, Md.
Depository at Richmond, Va
Depositary Norfolk, Virginia
Depositnry at Wilmington, North Carolina
Depository at savannah, Georgia
Depository Mobile, Alabama
Depositary al Nashville, Tennessee
Depository AT Cincinnati, Ohio
Depository at Pttsburg, Pennsylvania
Depository AT Cincinnati, Qale)
Depositary al Lule Rock, Arkansas
Depository al JeheIsonvle, Indiana
Depository at Chicago, Illinois
Depositary al Detroit Michigan
DeposiIaTy MT Tallahassee, Florida
Suspense account w,
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Penn.
Branch mint OF the United States, Charlotte, NJ G.
Branch mint of the United States, Dahlonega Ga.
Branch mint the United States, New Orleans. La
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>.
Terms One fourth cash balance in equal ingtameuts al L.
and 81 MONTHS with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Dyer MCGUIRE,
July I'D Aucnonssn
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NEW GOODS--Ths subscribers inform their
'ss sy lust ,s1.,sS n,. sRpy Of the ow
Black 81" s sn.ly, for mourning d, %a
DO s sosSs soi. Gro d. Rhine, and Ind. .as.
Do so%s..n. and al. y, war, p ,,p.s.'' very light
Fancy French o,Fsndi, and lawn.
f Do s s.s s' sas poss 10.
French embroidered chsm'.s,. cuffs and collars,
Very handsome lace and embroidered under sleeve.
Lsd'e., Eause merno asd ala vs.s
E.ss.,s.oa and Gsys sna.s..,s dir I.s n linens
L.aie. and fn,l.men Md .k and ,'Is thread glove.
sr.. variety all Of which yin be disposed Of on
We alec leave call the attention Of to new
''' Linen and cotton .heeunss damass tah,. cloth.
Napkin to~eins white coorsd Mar'eiss and Auesdss
Table and piano covers, embroidered curtains
White and bun linen, for window blind.
English and French curtain chintzes
~. sma f rn,s . ms'n r,u,,,, .y,,
49, and = plain and eoiorsd coco. m.,snss
Very Ensl.h and American moor o'c'oh new designs
And large stock Of French and English v,Iv. tapestry.
"''''' Ply ana ''s''" '"'ea sooE, BROTHER T CO.
INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIo.-The subscriber, h.v-
SON. has opened large entirely shoes
:. s.ss 81 .ns .D on hand
The public cosndeny numbsroes articles mod
Lde. ah, black CATERS, figured, tipped and p,ainvy
sdss bron,sd tipped morocco kid booa and
buskns
Ladies' black and bvonred Jenny Lind slippers and walking
shoes
Misses light, black, boots ss.u slippers
Mis-es' black bushins and Jenny Linds
chdsens black bronsed, blue, and light boot. and
gater all sorts
Genuemens eaiters, various styles-vsry beautiful
DO lasting and cloth bossses, fbw comfort
DO calf boots and booseee q ~ styles and prices
q S s I'D n. s s'S Se and
d.a,y i's ~hss ). P,sss'.s scorr
Imy 1o-soAlw THOs a. sSoiI,
N b. Cl.UsKEt. Arshstsss asA Civil nnUtnssr. has
u removed o0cs IN Tnvsrss north $40 O. Fssnsl
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| Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not ys'
Ipaid, though paya
bile.
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Amount subject
10 draft.
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Amount on depos
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renee elm
Ne amounts
nerod ed o req United Washington,
Transfers orde ed o
lranrer New Orleans La
Transfers order
Transfers ordered 10
Transfer
TREAsuRY OF 81,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-22
EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

CLEARED.
WEDNESDAY, May IA.
Ship Sewall, new sos tons, Morrow, Mobile.
Brig Venus, Orr, Havana.
Br sch Franklin, Mussels. ST John.
ARRIVED
Brig fremont, Partt, Oxford, Nd
Brig Richmond, Blair, Portland.
Sch Liberty, Finkham Boston.
sch Director, Higgins, Boston.
Brig Cornela, Stinson, New York.
Br sch Eliza Jane, Mclean, 81 John,
Sch Alice, Collin, Boston
Sch Corene, Nickerson, New York via Gloucester.
Sch Gold Hunter, Farr, FIN the Chesapeake.
CLEARED.
Ship Given, (new) 500 tons, of Bowdoinham, Civ
en-, New Orleans.
SATURDAY, May H.
ARRIVED.
Brig Virginia, Nelson, Yeooomico Va.
Sch Ophir Ritta, Chagres.
sch Ashland, Weston, Georgetown, sc.
Sch Lghtioot, Merrill, New York
Sch Susan a Phebe Howard, Newburyport.
Sch kennebec, Eldridge, Boston.
CLEARED.
Ship Sophia Thompson, NEW, 423 tons) Drummond, n
Bedford
Brig Susan Ludwig Hastings. Waldoboro.
Br sch William, Haines, Dorchester
SAILED.
SUNDAY, May Is.
New ships Given and Sewall.
ARRIVED.
Brig John Marshall Collins, Savannah.
Sch Franklin, Trueworthy, New York.
MONDAY, May 10.
Br sch Herald, Andrews, st John.
Sch Philena Southland, New York.
Sch Harriet Chandler, Lynch, Chesapeake
SAILED.
ship Sophia Thornton, Drummond, New Bedford.
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-'f MONDAY, May 10.
At the hour appointed a committee was
formed. when The Governor elect came IN,
attended BY the Council and heads OF Exec
u,iye Departments, and before the President
of thc Senate, took and subscribed the OIL
cial oaths. The Governor and suite then re-
tired. and the convention separated.
On motion oil Mr.. Ludden. OF Turner, Q
message was sent to the Senate proposing q
convention forthwith. +,
Senate concurred.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-22
CitV of Bath.

In Board of Aldermen, May Is, 1851.
ORDER ED THAT the quarantine regulations be
" as follows viz and after the tenth day of June
next and until The tenth day OF October next quar-
anne shall be had all Vessels their officers. Crews
Passengers and Cargoes. on their arrival from any
Port where any courageous sickness prevailed at the
time OF their departure and on all Vessels board al
which, any person shall have died. have been sick
with any courageous disease during their homeward
bound passage.
No person shall be allowed TO GO board of or on
shore from any Vessel when quarantine, without a
permit from the boarding Officer. Vessels will anchor
on the quarantine ground opposite the South Steam
Mill.
70 Pilots will take notice ofthe foregoing regula
tions and accordingly.
JOHN PATTEN, Mayor.
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk.
Bath, Nav ~ 1851 47,f
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State of Maine.

r INCOLN sat a Probate Court held at Wscassei
IL on the ST day OF May AID 1851.
Orderd that johnson Jaques executor Of the las
will &C. of CRIsPUs GRAVES. late of Topsham. in sait
County deceased notify the heirs al law aud creditors
said deceased and all persons Interested that his
second Of execution the estate OF said raves
will he offered for allowance Probate Court Bow
donham the 9Th da of June when and whe
thew NAV be present if they see cause.
Notice 10 he given by publishing an aitesied copy q
this order in the Eastern Times printed Bath tire,
weeks successfully before SAID Cour of Probate.
Given under my hand this 5h day of May, III the yea
of our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
True Copy Attest
Owls EDWIN HcvFy. Register.
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Why don't you destroy those Bed-buss
THE DEAD SHOT.

Is Just the thing that will do it up right Like a
paint or varnish it dries on wherever it is applied
and remains there the whole season, rendering
ond application unnecessary.
Apply it once thoroughly and those norio,s crdrl-
ing biting, tormsntng invaders of your nightly rest
SHALL TROUBLE you NO MORE!
Remember, in the use of this, there is no poison
Gus dust rising poute the air of room as is al
,oays he after using Crros;re SaJlimdte, dssolr
ed IN dicolol therefore, with ordinary care it is no.
wise in urious to health
PRICE % CENTS.
L. L. BUTCHERS is the gcnuine-s,re cure
C. w. ATWELL, Portland, Me-, Wholesale Agent.
To whom orders for supplies of the article, should
be addressed.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; E. 7
Gatche and VIM Baker, Brunswick-and by Druggists
and dealers in Medicine generally. 47u
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A conven,ion was chem formed.

Mr.. Tircomh, Of York, was charged with
message TO the Governor, informing him Of
the existence and purpose of the convention
The Governor replied that he would attend
the convention forthwith.
The Governor and suite then came in and
HIS Exceiiency delivered his annual message.
AFTER his retirement the convention separut-
ed' Adjourned.
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
AROMATIC CATARRH AND HEADACHE SNUF

AhUMiliC UAIAhkH AM HEAUAUHE SNUFF.
This SNUFF has proved the most efectual RENE
dial Agent known for removing
Cold in the Head, the Headache, and all
Catarrhal Affections.
1t relieves the patient of Gddiness Dizziness in
the Head-of all WHIZZING OR BUZZING SEN
SATlON such as are produced by too great a flow
and pressure of blood upon the brain, cures the
Headache, and is the only agent known upon which
you can rely with confidence for COMPLETE
RADICAL CURE Of that most troublesome disease,
The Catarrh.
ctednses strengthens and restores to healthy action
al those organs and menbraneous passages Of the head
the obstruction of which produces PAIN in the Fore
head and region of the Eyes sort of snufng in The
Nose sense Of matter dropping from the Head into
the Throat &c.
All these it cures easily and speedily, and the
most confirmed Cases of Catarrh, it usually
cures in FEW MONTHS.
Its an unfailing cure for Bleeding at the
Nose, if persevered in but short time.'
There is spurious article in the market, put up
by H. c. Gridley, which dealers and buyers will do
well to avoid.
The test of the genuine is to see that it bears the
name of Charles Boren, late of Mddle5ury, now Of
Montpelier, VT
| c. W. ATWELL, Portland, Me-, Wholesale Agent.
To whom orders for supplies of the medicine may be
addressed.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; E. T.
Gatchell and VIM Baker, Brunswck-and by Druggists
and dealers in Medicine generally. Aft
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BLiss's COMPOUND COP LIVER OIL CANDy-Probably
single article in the medca has ever con-
erred many blessings mankind has cod liver oil
But all cannot the OIL account oil its dis
gushing flavor This fact induced DIR Bliss, an experienced
apothecary, OF Springfield, Mass, to compound candy
which should retain all the virtues of the OIL and ne ee
from its offensive taste and odo This candy one Of
the best remedies for all pulmonary com laints but
has its counteriits which be shun ed by the pur
chaser Call for Bsss candy and receive no other For
sale by
A.G. PAGE, Agent for Bath aud uicinity.