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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-09

ALBANY. June a ISL
'1's'f "f1V u E-N
NnrsLnpcr Changes Ia his Cifn.


Nac7upr Changes ia his City.
A day or two since, notice appeared in the
argus, announcing the withdrawal of Mr.. Samuel
NJ Shaw as one of the proprietors of that paper
lie purchased quarter nearly three years since for
which he agreed to pay five thousand dollars The
editorial management remained in the hands of the
Messrs. Croswell and il is said the reason why
shaw retired from the paper, was on account Of his
barnburning propensites. Ii Is rumored that he
either intends to purchase into the dts or commence
the publication Of another paper; but | am inclined
to think this will end in IN re rumor.
The State Rcgidcr, which, ever since its birth,
has been doing under the charge of Jerome Fuller,
i soon to he rcuvenated, enlivened enspiricd and
brought into new life. The stockholders Of the
concern, not having the least idea of the manage
meEt Of a newspaper, have been sinking money ever
since the commencement, and have concluded to
place il in practical hands. In day or two Mr.
Jewott, Of Suf,alo, and L. NJ. Footc, of the same
place, proprietor and editor of the Buffalo Conrpr-
cd ddtGtisT, will assume the control Of the Regis
fa, IL Is also said that person recently employed
in the .frguS office, will be of the partners.
Doctor Footc will administer the most efiectual
medicine to the Estate Barber" knowing well how
TO prescribe. w.
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srrrrr f,our LrSCnsuHe.--A painful interest
excited In community yesterday by the intelligence
that tencortre had taken place In Lynchburg.
Thursday morning. between Nj saunders u that town,
and Mr. Terry the editor Of the Irginian which ac-
cdrc 10 report had probably resulted In the death
q both parties MIR saunders Is the ~ DR. Ssun-
dtrs n member of the convention from Campbell The
cuty far have been able 70 learn. originated
follows MIR. Terry had criticised. with Sc
verify the course pursued by Dr Saunders In the con-
venton the basis question and the doctor in reply
bad published In the Isrthbwg Irginian card In
vindcaon Of bis course and commenting In strong Ian
gusge the structures q the I,rginian In his last
Thursdays paper Mr. Terry reioncd in the spirit
Early In the morning he was met by young Saunders,
who assail, him with stick MIR Terry drew-apistol
e 6ye.shoctcr) and fred At him without cfcct~ Nr
Sounds r. then drew similar weapon and returned the
ore. This interchange a shots kept up by them
both until c contents "a their pistols were exhausted.
Both e hsm severely and q i feared mortally
wounded each having received two or three bullets ~
his etadmtn. An expires reached Or saunders yestcr-
day mcrniiF Who set cut Immediately Tor home VT
SHutdtrs married, scueFix woke since, lady OF hs
city. Mr Tcifv We hear. VS. sls9 married man wth
fsmy a chihrer. ltc removed % lynehbrg a few
months aeo having pc vously edited the DanrIe RsTs
br.-Eis.fsoFd y lg Jt8r7.
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HOME sTEADS.

LIVERY MAN his OWN LANDLORD SECOND
~ American building Assoeiation-Eyery me@ber Of
this Annexation requested 70 attend the meet
ing or Tuesday evening June 10 at Warren Hail. corner o
Oliver and Henry streets for the Of making the
to become under the
recently passed By the legislature All who are unable TO
attend Will please written authority to their friends TO
represent their interest leave their the Sscre
tsry ofce 10 necessary that member should be
represented ). JfssURUN, Secretary. Once, Clinton
court Beekman street.
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Union COURSE, I. I.-TRorTING-rUEsDAY JUNE
~ TO- at r. NJ. Purse $3.50 mile heats best three in
nye in harness. s. Mclaughlin enters Oh r. Confidence
Owner enters br Honest John. Woodruff enters b. m
Boston Girl George Nelson enters b. Susan Jenny
Lind line Of stages viii inn hourly from Grand street and
Peek Slip ferries Wilamrbursh. Fare each
Also, stages in readiness at Fulton ferry Brooklyn
o'clock, NJ. Fare each way IS cents and remain the
sports JOHN 1. SNEDIkER, Proprietor.
EXTRAORDINARY TROTTISG.-TuE LOVERS OF
~ this amusement will realise every sport imaginable on
tuesday next at the Union Course There pal
field OF horses ntered which the we'll
ones Confidence Honest john Boston Girl, an Susan,
which Will decidedly make splendid We would
to those who seek pure country air. little ex
element and pleasant ride witness sport Tues
day next, at the Gnisn Course.
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FINANCIAL.


BANANA RAILROAD conPANY.--ssU,Wo SEVEN
Fv, proposals. % s 1.S at Ss si
mi. Company No - Broadw,y city ofSs- York,
Nine fhcud Dollars is and Sa
Bonds ofths fspsma Railroad Company payable on the
bend. ar. for on. thousand dollar. each. dated
payable bali yearly IN city q Ne. York ana
s5s They srs issued in pursasnc. neorpor
on ofths Company the Legislature Of,he State
The said eorpera,ios may borrow. from time TO
sssssry . eoaps,s ,,id road aud the other Pur
poses authorized W thu act in the whole not exceeding
Issue and dispose bonds amour, borrowed
sre hereby 70 ssy gar, eot
bonds may confer
% convert Tie principal sus thssvon late
i ne ss al. 6nS s si'
may see ~ adt and tor such purpose the said corpora
smOunt Borrowed Whenever the persons any them
whom such money due shall elect convert the same
one MILLION Dollars II the capital the eomps-
y S!ya aa nae been subscribed and more S'' ' actually
The section Of fAilread from sayy Bay % ocrgona q
ser next Twenty miles viii be u pesaor u July
has been surveyed ana loestsd ana par, 81 she rails are
sreaey in Params II 10 Tor This seoea that the monty
Any making proposal, As above,
wi be entitled y ,sks AZ par bonds 70 ,hs 2, m
sold absolutely y the highest bidder hut no offers below par
Parties whose lids are Accepted v 10 required 70 rsy
cent upon the % taem on ths ~
day ofJuy and the remaindr nstamens oil twenty yer
cent every tvomonths thereafter.
Bonds will te issued when required, Tor payments maze
beyond the hrst instamen but every party will be AZ her
~ TO pay in full At Interest will commence IRON
the time rf payment q, -
The conf the right in Of defsult IN ray
ment o. the nsalments 20 resell The bonds a. the rss ana
expense OF the party nAkins default. - -. -,
The company BY grant from the reruble o New Gransaa
possesses very liberal rgbts aud INN mites and amongst
others the exclusive privilege OF establishing
railroad the lsthmus IT Panaa fer years from the
mpieon ofte road during which period the goverument
bnds teef not TO permit any other earage r9Nd naoeo
hmifed. Of plank any other class which may serve
for the wheel between the I'VE across
the lthuus Of Panama permit any person or per
without the the raroed company 70 make
say canal across the said lsthmus"
NJ exiete superior mule PAIN Inc neutrsh
~ the Ithmus Pnnau guaranteed by the government
o. the United states No contributions any Kind
beimpoted on the road by the n Of New era
nsda uron passengers any duties on prerry OF
kind transported the isthmns upon the road
Any further information required be oetsned At the
CoRNILltsw. LAWRENCE President pro ten
FRsSUtsSrtts, Scc'y.
New YUrk, NAV So. 1861.
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rHAVELLERs, GUIDE.


EoR BRIDGEPORT DIRECT, FARE TWENTY-FIVE
cents connecting with the tousatonc aud SanEatuck
Railroad The fast sailing steamer ALLIE CAPT Weeks,
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at ~ and
Saturday az 4. " Returning. will leave the railroad
wharf a. bridgeport on Mondays, at7ii M Tuesdays,
rival q The trains bridgeport Bdgpor, sud railroad
freight taken AZ reduced rates Apply board or al the
once on the pier.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw yoRK
~ and Tbilsdsphis direct United States Mail Line
iucd 10 ssfr fret class and 81 50 class Leave
New York ~ NJ from foot of Cour,and street, and AZ
Pa and NJ from foot Liberty street. Leave Phi.
aut street.
CAsDrN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE PROM NEW
" York 70 Phladeiphis-Lsavs Pier No North river,
y ssesmhoat JoHN POTTER; Morning Line, ats o'clock
ps A s,rsT Lss A. S,Sa Rs rtS y sii
fare. slso. T. BLISS. Agents.
1fO TRAVELLERS GOING sOUTH.-NEw SUPERIOR
and economical line between Baltimore and Tvedcricks
burs Stanton Va Richmond and Petersburg Vs., Lynch
hereby info large splendid low pressure
steamer Baltimore, Capt Alexander McCaussnd fitted NJ
with state rooms and 100 berths and unsurpassed in speed
snd accommodation by boat south q New York,
runnng between Baltimore and Acquia Greek via the mouth
Iotomae ard Pinsy Point IN connection with the Rich
rrtats PASSENGERS ~ This lire leaving Commerce
Wort baltimore ~ ocloek r. NJ Tuesdays snd ri.
mona W ~, 4. ", end PeterthUrp about r. NJ from
WHEEL cnt they proceed frthsr south vh passengers ~
re Weat mail Inc. THROUGH ckste ~ i superior line
" R ucud a. oni to roterfturr 80 E Charleston
r.. ft ucwlsafO rtetc rtcns evtra Forward cabin
,eppu g treresstuT inelg3ios meals snd lodsnr 81
usals lodging Dor further information spply ~ the
sattcfr rlrcad Office, adionirs the washington rnront
cues. WoRruINGToN. ia, sgen
harohi5ait q. morc,lSSl. Commerce s,rsssvh
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS

REWARDS.
q x REWARD-STRAYED FROM NO. DEPAU ROW,
RO Bleecker street, small smooth-hared black and
tan terrier Dog with white foot and white the
breast.
q kREWAR D-LosT, on SATURDAY MORNING
pO last In going from the Park through Benkman
90 Peek Slip Gold Vest Chain (Greek patternl. The
Under will confer favor and receive the above
leaving IL with the Librarian Of the Mercantile Library
Clinton Hall.
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Hon. william H s,wtri aud ton. John T. school
raft arrtv, az ptt,st. hic.s, on NE l.h Inst
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EXCURSIONS.

THE WORLD yAIR-GRAND EXCURSION JUNE
1.-THE splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA, com
manded by Capt Bethen will sail Tuesday June IL.
Galway and the Worlds Fair. Her accommodations for
go first class superior State Room berh
Sl0 Cabin berhs $780, State berhs and return
$50. few choice state and berths for sale
BERF0RD g. CO., vesey street, Astor House.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO coNEY ISLAND LAND
~ ing at Fort Hamilton each way-Fare l2I, Cents
The and splendid steamer TROJAN, Capt j. ~ Rod
man. will running daily to Coney island Mon
day June 9Th ls5 leaving Spring street. N r. A.
NJ and "a 7. NJ; Pier No N r., II A. ii. and r. ~ ne
turning, will leave the island at o'clock N BAH per-
forbid trusting this account Of the
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1OR 0ALH AND 90 LUY.

HOUSE AND LAND AT YONKERS FOR SAFE
"A cheap-The we'll known residence Of sampson simson
Esq at fonkers applied for Immediately will sold low
with acres of LAT d. and
terms. Apply to Mr. H. Jenkins or s. sinson, pre-
Inlhe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TT A. o. D.-GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
the State Of New YorkRepres natives elect for the
ensuing hereby notified that the annual session Of
the o. b. D. Of the State Of n Y will be convened at Ma
tiona Hall Canal street Tuesday evening the 10th inst,
ats o'clock. JOSEPH GEO. MASON, O. Secy.
I O. 1.-THE X. W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
New York will hold adjourned meetings Of its regular
stated session their o. r. Hail. Monday Tues
the 9Th and 10th inst o'clock r. NJ
respectfully requested to be punetul In attendance
order. JOHN j. DAVIES, Cd Sec'ry
HAVING RETURNED FROM A JOURNEY THROUGH
the country hereby beg leave to state friends
that they find at No. - James street. where
Dryer Is also requested to call. NJ. GOLDSTR0N.
"A James street, second story, room No. 8.
OPPOSITION TO Observation-Disclosures Is HEREBY
~ given that there will be public meeting held In knick
erbooker Hall Tuesday evening June the 10TH at eight
seoet by the owners 81 property and residents the
Hudson street. authorized by tho BOARD Of Aldermen and
Assistants AZ their last session. We feel confident that nine
Of all the inhabitants Of this city opposed city
railroads and would most respectfully invite all
feeling aPgreysd by e late Of the Common
Council 20 be at this meeting and press their dis
Many OPPOSED TO CITY RAILROADS.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS. EITHER FOR
street Thirtieh street Nineteenth
street. Fifth street and Fulton street broadway
wch street requested TO their bills forth
With No. ~ Frankfort treet, they will be quidatd
New York, May OH, ISL. CHARLES DEvLIS.
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PERSON Al.

ur MRS LOUISE PARkE LYTTHANs, WHO ARRIVED
at Boston about two months In the shi Sarah Pu-
rington, from St Thomas. will call at No Is Greenwich
street, ~ ", she viii md her husband Boston papers
tle copv
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~>~>~s----
4 osT-oN THURSDAY EVENING LAST, SET OF
IL Artificial Teeth gold plate. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving them at 81 South street.
7 osT-A CHECK DRAWN BY HUNTER n GRAVES
IL Troy on the Troy City Bank, dated May ~ lsol and
payable TO Calen Hunter order for $50 No 2l was lost
IRON tie mail % Saturday, May a. 1851 All persons are
oautold against negotiating said check payment TIE
same las teen stopped. Signed @. III.
New York, June, 1851.
n OsT-ON TUESDAY, JUNE ~. IN BROADWAY, BE
IL tween franklin street and Wtverley Place or In Canal
ttre tttNtrn rrosdway and Mercer small piece Of gold
tfain with arms ATTACHED. The finder will be suitably
watdtd " having tat ~ Broadway 81 ho'r 'front.' ONCE
e1RAYEp oE SATURDAY MORNING, FROM 25
- stcfnd rtet fr0tttd steer, apd white, with two
fepts taf over ne cin. whoever will give intelligence
~ lin vi b. we'll rmtmtJfcd ~ Peter Bowar or Michael
Ffnien
EouEp-AT HoRokEN. oN gHE DAY or TIE Rt0F.
watch fnd thln. witch tho owner have Nv provinr
letr'y AMI Iayrg t.arses Inquire AZ = Fulton street
Il &bttr8
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LINT GLASS WORKSHOP SALE, OR RENT. THE

EoR sALE-A DRUG STORE, IN ONE OF THE PRIN-
cipsl business streets in New York, doing good
and business the location is for
tail and jobbng None need answer this unless they
command slO in cash. Satisfactory given dis
posing Of the business. Address, post paid b. Herald
ofhce. - -
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gtssfNG-sINcE WEDNESDAY, LAST rH frNF
I'VE from the British steamship Asia 10y nbaut Il va-
~ gc four feet IN height with dark hair and gray ys hsI
fuc cth pilot trousers and ycst and corduroy aeke
name william StrettCu. native " Derby. raeli1d Anv
infctmatou ~ said 10y VII Be thankfully received on board
fLc Asta, or AZ IS Broadway.
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LNRENCH PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HART
s Broadway invite the attention Of the public TO their
extensive and French Paper
and Borders which they ofer for sale wholesale and retail
lower than be purchased elsewhere in the city Papers
put the best styles by superior wokmen Constantly
hand, rich Lace and Muslin Curtains Cornes, Bands
Pine Furniture Coysrngs and Upholstery Goods Of
desert ption.
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PAPER HANGINGs, 10.

EINE FRENCH PAPER HANGINGs DECORATIONS,
&c, No 40 Pearl street. between Madison and Chatham.
Those in want Of the above articles should omit look
through establshmen their interest and taste may
be best consulted by a call. THOMAS FAYE u co.
DAPER HANGINGs.-THE MOST EXTENSIVE AS
sorment OF all the styles Of French and
Paper Hangns expressly adapted for the
ton Of drawing hss and dining and other
Interior apartments Of private and public buildings at
FRANCIS Faxes CO. No. s7s earl ssrsss.
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ITO LET, FOR TWO YEARS-THE HOUSE 1856 BROAD.
way, corner Of Broome street. No better locality
business in the city Tickets house
and ten O'clock be had Of HOMER MORGAN No. Pine
street.
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TTNo LEASE.-FRANKLIN HOUSE BUlLDINGs.-THE
second floor of building No. f95 Broadway corner Of
Dsy street also front half second floor No 9 Broadway
ccedingy well lighted Also second and third aoors Of
building No. 100 Broadway. Apply to
q. j. s. THOMPSON, 81 Courtlandt st.
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yNANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
" half grown girl, who speak German and English
The best Of city references May be days
Please apply at No % West Thirteenth street. in
ment.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-04-10

To the Honorable Arnold Blaney Judge of Probate for
the County of Lincoln;
BEL GROVER, of Bowdoin, in the County of Lin
II con respectfully represents thai he is seized
heir with others. wit Ezekiel Grover James Grover,
Nelson Grover King Grover, Orrngton Grover, Clarssa
c Barnes, EliLa Jones and Amanda Grover, heirs law
of James Grover late of Bowdon deceased, Of the olow
described real estate of which the said James Grover
died seized To wits certain piece OF land situated in
Bowdoin, and bounded follows, to wit-besinning at
the side Of the road leading from Joseph Tars
thence casery by north of said farm spruce
stump the line of land owned by the late Jonathan
Brown-thenoe northerly by the said Browns land TO
hemlock the line of land occupied by Jos Lake
thence westerly by said Lakes land 10 the road afore
sadhence southey by said road TO the place OF begin
ming. - .--.-f =. -. 10.
Also, certain other piece Of land situated in said Bow
don and bounded northery by the Sheppard farm, $50
caledl-southery BY land sold TO w Russell by Abel
Grover by his deed Of Dec :, ls50westery by land
ed hv Isaac Grover Isaac BIske and Charles bennett
and easterly by the County road.
Also certain other piece land situated in said Bow
don being all that part of the homestead farm of the
late James Grover set of TO the widow as DOVER and
bounded follows, wit-norherly by the land assign
Ell the widow Hannah T Grover dover and Thomas
Growers lsnd-westerk by Dead river and Isaac Coxs
lan-southerly BY Reuben 10 es land-and asteriy by
Benz Growers hand An inventory of which real estate
has been duly returned into the Probate office that his
Portion Of the land part which he is desrous
holding and Possessing in severalty He therefore prays
hat Your Honor would grant warrant to suitable per-
~ a"tnort1ng them to mske division Of said estate
a'n 81 on 10 each heir mis- proportion in the
| Da'eo TINS Third day Of March, A. d. sla5l
| rF ABEL GROVER,
! r- BY y. W, FRUSSEEr, his Attornsr.
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Sea Otter Oil.

TNlEREare numher Of species Of Ouer, Of which
the Sea Outer IS mach the largest, beng about tbs
size OF large mastiH aud weighing from seventy 70
eighty pounds It's COLOR when ia ul season per-
tecty black; and Al other times. OF dark brown; ihe
tui - very hne, and sells at high price in China
which the sSius are generally taken II is exclusively
found between the i9ih aud 6uIh degrees nor at-
tude on the northwest coast OF North america and the
shores Of kamscatcha, and the adjoining Islands Ii is
always seen the coast OF nIhe Immediate vicinity
sal water.
TheHriirss Trhre ftis Oer is tdk,H use its OIL e-
Tkey 30 not e0nsifer aug Other al saabh TO use N "a,
Aedd ly1s G PAGE 50 AGENT for BstA
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MsnniacIurrrs OF
Buttons, Fringes, rassels, Cords, Braids,
1-saassss Sc, &C.,
Ns ilmporlers Of
Gloves, Trimmings aud Fancy Goods,
,---.No f3 Milk ST. Boston
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TELFAR'S MAGNOLIA!
SnO01 COtrOm.
rifChburg COttOn DUCK,

This celebrated Thread, in white and assorted col
is co..ssst,ly safe Nv ssssss
THA Tc HER, sSHAw& Co., 4s MikSt.
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--l. PREMIUM TRUSSES.
A. T. BARTLETT, Manufacturer and Inventor.
Legs. Arms and Hands.

Made useful sor any enpio, rent ssuto $40
each, warranted. JIS. MILLER i co.
Il BrcnfeId st ee. (HP stli 81 Boston
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ANODYNE.


VFFt n.
Price ,s4 e-nts fer a Ia e size.
fHlS plaster Is recommended hh the greatest conf
dence, IL tact A Is recommended with that conf
dence that il Is obtained oftEe proprietor ana ii does
not give reltet.the MONEY shall POSITIVELY he
REFUNDED Fer weakness PAIN in the Ions,
back side. breast limbs. neck, joints um-
hago. Nc fhare have been thousands Of them sold,
and not single instance has oecurre,. where they
have not given relief The price being very low ev-
cry person can obtain H. IN severe couchs colds III
ma and difficulty OF breathing overthe lungs VIII
afford great relief
II can Be truly said tits the best strengthening pas
ter now in use. u Is an entirely article and nor
like any Other now ia
Iy2S 6 PAGE +. Sole Ascent foY Bafh
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az BOSTON DYE HOUSE. rear of

No Haaorsr street. doors trunI court the oulv place
in Bose where aries OF every description are dyed
and ceansed. IA the shortest time and testmanuer
The only Office receiving Goods ior This Dre Iou<e il
at the above place L II SMELLING Proprietor
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F. Lecompte, Confeotioner,

Wdshingfon Corner Of Nesf Nj D0s'0N'
~ Psblsc end Private Parties ssppi'ee.
I With the Confectionery Department; there = - -
tAvRASr fof naises and Gentiemen wnere 80 80 ~,
-. ~ ~ ~ rea sonahie ~ a hours ~ inc uay
Ind evening Meats, Game. Soups, Oysters, TsasSof-
Zee, &c &c.
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Chemical TOothache DroDx,

OK CHEMICAL COMPOUND,
For tsteHre IF ia Ur>t Toutaoehs, " its aTpiea-
s - fioH a JCtr tiNlcs.
THIS Is the only compound which efecIuaIv Kills The
OF the defective tooth without the lea - IA IN Or
nlnTy Ia the others Ii Is warranted contain tn
least acid OF SreoSptr which injurious the other
teeth. aud 40 poisonous in their effects
THIS ar,lceIs ofeued used Kill he nerve the de-
cayed tooth before filing thereby evening the oper-
alton from being painful
Il. See thatthe direction which accompanies each
bote has the signature "f FREDERICk BROW
10" proprietor ~ ais own baud writing without which
none can be genuine.
Iy2S A 6 PAGE. Sole Agent for Bath
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NEW GOODS.

V,HEsuhscriher has lust ed from New York nd
i Boston, with large assortment Of New G GODS =
Chsaperthsnsver--cnll stthe Auction Stoss and cx-
airline, fasl r. W. OWEN,
Bath. Feb Is. 1851 IS
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JOHNSON 4 BURR.

Which rvcej~edsaEtkAl.S ar The Mechanics Fair n
Bossen.ani american Ins ituie New York.
For sale by>Lf0N $40 Sc, liberty Square, Boston.
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Worm E.OEeNgeS

A RE the mast valuable aud ceriau medice ever dis
II covered tor destroying and eNpcllng all kinds Of
Worms. which trequenIly trouble children. They
are most excellent remedy, and pleasant the
taste any common confectionery. The following are
some 81 the m st prominent symptoms OF worms -
headache dreams vertigo, torper commissions fever
ishess thirst bSd taste in The muih, offensive breath
paleness about the and mouth itching ~ he nrsc
nausea, difficult breathing collie pains in the stomach
voracitv, leanness, &c SC. A PAGE, sole Isesf
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