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CONSUMPTION.

This dire disease 10 race, which has bafled The
skill and experience of the learned Of the old school
in Medical SCIENCE can be prerntet and cured by Doct
Clays system Of treatment, which has been adopted
with upa i'll the cure OF this fearful dis
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Loss OF THE STEAMER South AMERICA
The steamer South America, Capt. Logan,
from Cincinnati for New Orleans, with a full
cargo of -four, whiskey, bacon, lard, &c, and
about two hundred passengers, including one
hundred and five United States recruits, from
Newport Barracks. took fire in the wood rack g,
alongside of the boilers, on the afternoon of the
18th ult., when near Morgan's Bend, about
fifteen miles above Bayou Sara The pilot at
once run her into the bank, but by the time the
boat struck the bluff, the fire had enveioped
her, driving the passengers and crew aft, and
affording no other means of escape than by the
yawl boat.
Some thirty or forty lives were lost. The
cabin passengers, thirty-two in number, were
all saved, with the exception of Mrs. Logan,
the engineers wife.
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Our Affairs with Austria.

In the letter of the Austrian charge dated
Sept. S0th, 1850, he says he has been instructed
by the cabinet of Vienna to say that the appoint
ment of the American agent at Hungary cannot
be overlooked and he solemnly protests against
it as contrary to the custom of nations and
violation of the American doctrine of non inter
vention. He considers thatth American ems
sary was nothing better than spy, ana 'he
Austrian government will not tolerate sucn con
duct. and to preserve her honor VIII cali INTO
o D alton her historical renown TOR 'he Preser-
walton of her dignity. He complains OF the m
structions given to the American agent, MIR.
Mann. and of the phrase in said instruction, in
which the Austrian government of Hungry is
STYLED iron rule" and of the manner in which
Kossu,h, the rebel, is spoken of. He denounces
as infamous the American government, and at
tributes them TO the mendacity of the American
nress. He aIludes to the possibility of every
nation being disturbed by internal commotion,
and suggests that civil war in the U. States is
not impossible. In that case he inquiries wha,
would our nation think of Austria sending an
agent here. Mr.. Webster's reply, dated Dec
81, 1850, takes up the several statements of NJ.
Husselmen, and replies to them at length. The
reading of the letter of the American charge
created considerable merriment in the senate.
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GI 81 Z Z { 81 a. Q S.

In this city, Dec 30, by Rev o Fiske Mr. Edwin Over
to Miss Mary Green, both of this city.
Ia this city 22d int by Rev Mr. Ellngwood, Mr. George
Ripley oil Boston To Miss Margaretta Foster THIS
CITY.
In Edsecomb, 18th last, by Rev C Page, Mr. Thomas
Emerson 10 Miss Mary FoleIsby, both Of Edgecomb
In Dresden, Oct st, by Rev Mr. Crawford Mr. Gilbert
Hathorn OF Noowich to Miss Hannah A Carlton Of
Dresden
In Georgetown, Dec IS Mr. Samuel NJ. Whelpley of n
York to Miss Mary White OF G.
In Warren, Nov 18th, Capt Edward Nye of Uni,
to Miss elinda Dunbar of w. Nov 2yth, Mr. Chas
Russell of - arren TO Miss Mary Ann Hart Union Dec
Sd, Mr. EdmundB Hinckley Miss Hearetta Lerm ond
Dec 5th, Mr. Elijah Moody of indsor Miss A anca
T Jameson Of W Dec 9Th, Mr. Chas Jones to Miss
Elizabeth Dunbar.
In Boston, Dec 20, Mr. Nathaniel Chase of Sidney to
Miss Abigail Goul of Boston.
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To the Ladies' of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEN iLE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SynuP, for CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening lhe gums-will allav all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it.
Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief and health to your infants. nerer has 1t
failed ft:o,eiy used ,-perfectIy safe to be adj
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price %
cents hottie.
n. p. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DIR. a. Shaw, agt
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Sen Offer Oil.

THERE are number of species of Ouef Of which
L the Sea Otter is much the largest, beng about the
axe a large masti6 an We ighing from seventy 70
eighty pounds It's color, wien il full season. is per
tec,ly black; and other times, Of dark brown the
tuf is very fine and sells high price in China 10
which the skins are genera ly iake, II is exclusively
found be,wee the 49h and 6Olh ,grees OF orth at
ude on the nor Invest OF North america and the
shores Hams atcha, and the adJoi ing Islands
sal water.
The nutiues ,chere this Oter is tasen. its oil
ciusiu,iy for tn sro,cti anf for bdny'ng the hair
They do NOT ~ossffer any other oil suitable uss m The
head. Iy.S G PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath.
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NORFOLK, Dec. 81, 1S50-The steamship
Ohio, Lieut.. Schenk arrived here yesterday
afternoon. She broke one of her engines
while on her passage from New Orleans to
Havana, and proceeded to the latter port with
the other, which also became disabled IN the
gale of Sunday night, when forty miles sonth
of Cape Hatteras.
The ship then lay in the trough of the sea
until Wednesday, when it was found necessa-
nv to work the pumps.
She afterward got underway, and, with the
aid of her calls, made out to reach here yester-
dav, in distressed condition. The only inn
Jury to those on board was one man had his
arm broken.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, who was passen-
ger says he pumped laboriously. The cap
tain told him privately that the ship would
sink in Two hours. The final subsiding of the
gale and the unremitting labors of the passen-
gers and crew, secured the safety If the noble
vessel. The water at one time washed COM
pletely over her deck
SECOND DESPATCH.
NORFOLK; Dec; 81, A. M.-THE CALIFoR.
MA MAILs-ONE MILLION IN GoLp DUsT &c.
The Ohio bring the California mails and one
million dollars in gold dust. None of the lat
ter was lost.
The pass myers were obliged to work at the
pumps for three days in order to keen her up
she has 400 passengers, of whom 254 are rel
turning Californians.
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ANOTHER GOVERNOR GONE. We learn
from the Manchester American that ex-gov-
ernor Samuel Bell, of New Hampshire, died
at his residence in Chester, on the 23rd ult
same day of the decease of Gov. Plumer.-
Gov. Bell was 81 years of age, and had been
Governor of New Hampshire four years, from
1879 TO 1923, and U. S. Senator six years,
from 1928 to 1929. He was originally DEM
ocrat, but for many years past had belonged to
the federal or wing party.
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MELAHcHhLy AccIDESr. = On THURSDAY,
a lrtle son of Mr. Samuel G. Thurlow Of this
village aged eleven years, was crossing a
street where number were coasting down
hill, when he was struck by sled, aud thrown
violently down. But little was thought ofthe
accident AT the moment, as he did not seem
injured Snon he complained of head
nche was taken with vomiting, aud died n
9 O'clock iiew an Ielligent and spright-
~ lad, and a general favoritc. Belfast Repub-
Ic0u
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New Pictorial Family Bible.
NUMBERS AND MONTHLY PARTs-25 CENTS
TIE DOMESTIC BIBLE.
by THE
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THIS beg uiiu Family Bible will be published in 25
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ny thousand Marginal References; 3. Three finely
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chapter containing the essence of the best cummenia
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giving, IN condensed form. lis spiritual import; 9
Questions al the end of each chapter for family exam
inaion 10. Daesaixed 10 the chapters Tor each morn
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year.
This be auti ully illustrated and truly comprehensive
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CUREDi
A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. J. w FRENCH. Of Hiusdale, HP'dnls Co.. MieaiSdn,
about the l Of Jauuury Is4g wrote follows havs
been regular practice Of medicine in this place yr nns
years but obliged 10 quit the practice Of my profession
in OF i'll health. severely afflicted with
Chronic Disede Of the Lungs, as to convince me that MAD
THE past doubt coughed almost fnccssant-
w. night and day. had pans and in
chest side and breast tried the remedies recommended
Nv The mos, sku of the profession, all 70 effect except
inv the nausea and debility caused by them was prsn-
diced against patent medicines and have no faith now IN
them generally But induccd-as an experiments more
than throu Oh fati-to try bottle of BRANTs lnDiAN
PULMONARY BALSAM; and do here acknowledge. iof
the benefit OF the afflicted whom may serve that the
effect of its the most prompt and sauay OF
,nv medicines ever witnessed the effect Of IN all my prac-
nc. Nv eouy ra nrqedatey reiered and in about eight
or ten days from cough soreness OF the ches ana
n.in md now cusiier and pronounce mys WELL NAN
br French is now q respectable druggist vi Hilsdas
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BOSTON-Rrig Sarah (of Bangor) Griffin, Mobile via
Cohasse where she ashore was before reported
\ sch John, Colby, Wiscasset.
EDGARTOWN-Sld tn, schs Peru, Holt for fork
Pacific, Yates. Bath franklin Trueworhy, Thomaston
St Lucar, Cullamer, Line lnve.
NEW YORk-Ar 29Ih, Alert, new Damariscotta :
Ma> flower, Foster Nachias Judith N ard, Anderson,
Ellsworth Leo, Jamedon and Mount Vernon Hall, Rock
land
CID 25th ship Martha Ward Trott, Charleston TIA
", Reed, do Charles Hammond, Port Lavacca; a
" oodward, " oodward o..
Ar 29th, schs Gen Warren, Dusky Sally, Sea Lion,
Lightoot, awtucket, Mary angdon, Mary Wise, Isaac
Achoun, Col Simons and Star from Rockland.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar Goth, Meridian, Manson. Bos-
ton. CID Goth, shi, Huntress, Lambert havre; Lucy
Watts, Watts York.
[Per Steamer Baltic, at Provincetown
Livcrpool-Ar Dec 4 Gen Berry, Seavey, Orleans
Sid 9TH. Excelsior, York. ADV Indian Queen, Drum
mond on 5th for orleans, Harriet Augusta, Robin
son, sail Dec 18th VIM Sewall, Jack, to sail same
day.
Ent for ldg do bark Indian Queen, Drummond, for
Boston.
Treste-Sd Nov 2Sth p Harvard, Andros for Liver
pool.
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THE LATE DR. WEBsrER's FAMlLY.-A
letter from friend at Cambridge SAYS II
observed at church yesterday, Mrs. Webster
and daughters, all in deep mourning. The
millionaire at WATERFOWL, Mr.. Gushing, and
Mr.. Appleton. of Boston, have recently made
a present TO Mrs. w. of handsome house
on Ash street, OF which she will IL Ike inrne-
date possession. One or more OF the daugh-
tiers, who are accomplished, give private les
sons in music al their house.-Lo,geA Cour.
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OR CHEMICAL COMPOUND
For tis cHe Of ths wrNt Toothachs, by IT'S arpica-
fioa feD times.
THIS is the only compound which effec 1uay kills the
L the detective tooth without the least pain
injury the olhers. il is warranted the
least acid kreosoie, winch rious the other
teeth and 50 poisonous in their effects
This article is oiened used 10 kill the Of the de-
cayed tooth before filling. thereby preventing the oper
alton from being painful.
NIB. See that The direction which accompanies each
bottle has the signature "f FREDERICK BROW
the propr eior, in his own hand writing without which
none can be genuine.
1y2o A G PAGE. Sole Agent for Bah.
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THE CONVENTION. Another week, and per-
haps longer period, will manifestly be con-
sumed by this body before they will be ready
to adjourn. 1t will be noticed by their pro-
ceedlngs that considerable part of the past
week was occupied in undoing their previous
work IN regard to the senate, the jurisdiction
of trial justices, &c. The senate is now to
consist OF 80 members to be chosen in Is dis
tricts that is, unless another change is made.
IN. H. Gazette
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FATAL AccIDEST.-On Wednesday, 18th
nlt., as Mr. Z. B. Tuck, only son of Jonathan
Tuck, Esq, was ascending ladder at his
fathers house in Popln, he accidentally fell
backward, aud struck his neck against the
tongue of n sled, breaking the bones of his
neck, and causing a profuse hemorrI,aoe
from his mouth. Death ensued almost in.
stanily. The age Of the deceased was Ak
years.-Ereter Ne,rs Letter.
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Screwed Hav.

THE subscriber has for sale 80 bundles frs, quality
L Screwed Hay. w OWEN
Bath. Dec. Z, 1850. o5
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PHILADELPHIA, 30rh DEC. P. M.-Tbe
Ledger Buildings were DESTROYED by fire this
morning. The fourth fifth and sixth stories
are a mass of cinders. The basement and
first and second stories are damaged by Wa,
ter. Loss. probably Sl50,000.
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w ould soon be In a Grave.

Mt. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. a merchant at P~ront
Cent'r, Ashnbnla county, Ohio wfoe October s4s
and stated OF CONSUMPTION which the Of BRASI'a
INDIAN Pulmonary BALSAM had effected in Mr.
WILLIAM CROCHET. Of an adjoining town. He said Mr.
Crockett had sought relief from the hest physicians and
medicines but found for the fatal hand Of that
unreenng monster, Consunpiion had taken fast hold his
vtas and destroying and facilitating lis body that
he skeleton. He giteR by his physicians
and all friends who would inhdbh But
this last extremity strange and marvellous
is that the Of ONLY FIRE boics OF BtANT's
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM has uncenched the hand
Of the destroyer and ed Mr. Crecke 10 health and ho
is now healthy, hearty, rugged man
SD DAMN ESQ., merchant and ost,naster at J.fson. an
adjoining town, uhout the time and stated
acquainted with Mr. CROCHET and testified 10 he
CURE, and all the ab0re-Hdned facts
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OOO BARRELS FLOUR, just received per schr
COO kennebec. Also. per sch Euterprze, 1000
bushels OF good meaing Corn For sale by
25 WIN MORSE6CO
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INsrALLATIoN.-Rev. E. G. Brooks, recently
of this city. was installed as pastor of the FKst
Universalist Church and Society in LYNN. ON
Sunday eve., 2sd ult. The Lynn News saws /:
The services were very interesting. Two orig.
inal hymns were sung. Rev. DIR. Ballou Of
Medford, gave the sermon from Acts xx, n.
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Florida U. S. Senator.-The democratic
members of the legislature met in caucus on
the 18th ult., TO nominate U. S. senator
The two-third rule was agreed upon, and Mr..
Yulee was nominated upon the first ballot
No day had been fixed for the election.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02

ANOTHER PERILoUs VoYAGE.-The bark Sarah
Bridge arrived at Baltimore from Liverpool, on
Friday last. On the whole passage she expert
enced nothing but westerly winds and tempes-
tuous weather. She last most of her sails and
considerable rigging. Her provisions fell short
and on the 10th the captain spoke the bark
Berkeley, of Westport, and asked for supply of
beef and pork, which was refused On the 10Th
he spoke the brig Forest, of Bath, and obtained
supply. Ten of the passengers died on the
voyage.-Aryus.
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Cuban Erpeditionists. trial was going
on at New Orleans. Ga the third day Gen.
Gonzales appeared, and had his bail reduced
TO $4,000 because he had been delayed on his
route. Lopez had not pleaded. Gen Hender
sons trial was fixed for JAM 2.
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Could not Live a Day longer!

Messrs CALDWELL Co, of Eu:t Osce7o, O.s9o Co.,
N " respectable druggists, wrote TO We h1ve just
heard through Mr. Whieman, respectable citizen OF this
place, of important of Conramrton, which BR4rrs
1SpIAS PULMONARY BAtsAM has produced the wtfs
of of his. who resides in the OF Pner
this She had been long confined 10 her bed,
and dangerously diseased that her friends believed
impossible her 10 lire than ONE DAY LONGER
But all hope utterly failed, she commenced la
king BRANTS PULMONARY B4I.S-iM, and its medical
efficacy has raised her from that she
going attending dotie household Sfds and
duties She acknowledges ara very evident that she Is
indebted BRANT'S BhLSAM for her recovery from
long and dangerous sickness ard her friends and
linn rnti ic iriHn Nh
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f. BROWNS
SarSaparilla and Tomato Bitters,

rNHlS quack nustrum: II prepared from The
best mater ais, and The receipt has examined
aud approved by many of the FIRST physicians III the
United States.
These excellent Bitiers will he found certain cui c
IN all casesei indigestion Dysp Jaundice, Loss
"f App.tIe General DebUl. FainIness and Sinking
of the stomach, Lnwne-s OF spirits. Costivene>S De-
termination OF blood 10 The head, pam IN The limbs and
side, darrhGa. weakness. dizziness cuiaueous erur-
lions the and nech hectic fever. nervous ana
sick headache acldHy of stomach. bilious affection,
piles and ~ all diseases caused by Impury The blood
the debility OF thd SYSTEM The unhealthy state OF The
stomach and bowels.
Thesc BIiier> are warranted 10 be a purely vegetable
cempound-and mark this, u they nerey do tn
least injury IN any rbGt.re
They are Kept by many persons as FAMILY NEDr-
CINE. and have been given To The youngest chLirn on
account the mi IdnesS OF their operaon with rxc ~
lent effect. g PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath 1y2s
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DOMESTIC PORrs

Holiness Hole-A 2ist, schs Isaac
Rhoades. auckland for New York; Star Tho,n,.
aston for do i"om-
Ar Goth, sch los Farwe, Marston, RockIand for N.v
York.
New Orleans-Ar 18th 18th, harque Emma Lin
coin, Bartlett Boston; brig Adelaide Fales Thoma ,on
Adv brig EmeIine, Watts for Philadelphia, half cargo
engaged.
st Marketed %, barqae Rhoderlck Dhu Freeman,
New York.
Ar 2od, sch Mt Hope, Post, Roekland kr New York
Mobfls-Ar l4Ib, ship Caspian, Trufant, Bath for
Pensaeoia.
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Worm HIOZengcs

A RE the most valuable and certain medice ever dis
n covered destroying and expelling all kinds OF
Worms, which SO frequently trouble children. They
are most excellent remedy, and pleasant the
taste any common confectionery. The following
some Of the most prominent symptoms of worms 3
headache, dreams, vertigo. TOPPER commissions
Ishness. thirst bad in The mouth, offensive breath
paleness about the and mouth itching he nose
NAUSEA difficult breathing, colo pains III the stomach
vorachv, leanness, &c &c. A q PAGE, Sole Agent
tT B1h 1ylo
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road was located by the Directors on the eth
ult. 1t is to run from Bangor, ma Newport,
to Waterville, connecting there with the An
drosceggin and Kennebec road thence branch
ing to Augusta.
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FITS. FITS, FITS.

Nessrs. J. K. LlPPINCOTT i SON, respeclaole me1.
chant. al HIgrors Suran county, Psnn,ytunid wrote TO
US May L. Isi9 stating among other sESETlyS which hsS
been derived from the of BRANT'S PuLMONAhI
BALSAM. that OF their customers had just irormeo
them thai her child which had been srbect 10 FITS yor e>
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A GENERAL UNi1S Cow NTIoS.-T The
Washington correspondent of The New York
Journal! of Commerce says hat the Central
Union Committee of the city of New York,
have written 10 Senator Foote. al Washing-
ton proposnga general convention OF friends
of the Union 10 meet in Washington on the
22I of February, and requesting the cooper
alton of the proper authorities there in max
ing the necessary arrangements.
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% c s. { ID s .

In this city, 9th inst Of small pox Mr. Erastus Rines
aged q.
In Boston, til ult Mrs susannah, widow Of the late
Captain Robert Newman, aged 20 Years and mos.
In Newport, l. Mr. VIM Barber, editor Of the New
port Mercury, aged g.
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Many Consumptions Cured.

Mr. S. II. CLARK merchant, Clyde. Wayne county. N T.,
wrote inform that BRANT'S PULMONARY BAL
SAM sold readily Clyde and said II the statements Of
of respectable people and personal visibe
knowledge be relied medical virtues hive cured
conunptre persons several OF whom am acquainted
with who hopeessy sick 10 be considered. by
physicians and all friends past possibility of and
YET the BRANT'S BALSAM has Restored them 70
nEp INN
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3 The mercury stood at degrees below
in the vicinity of Washington ST., in this city,
on Tuesday morning.
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A Great National Picture.
w A S HIN GTON

From &uart'S most celebrated Painting.
THIS large and magni6cen, Portrait OF Washington
from The BURN of American artist, is considered
by all who have seen il 10 be one of the best spec
mems of art ever published, and correct likeness of
Washington The size of the plate eighteen by TWEEN
weight mches which will make a handsome picture
for parlor should be in the hands of every Amer
lean citiZen.
1t is correct copy from Siuarts celebrated original
Painting, now at the State House, Hartford, Conn.
II is finely engraved. and prnedon superior plate pa
per. That il may be within the means of ALL the pub
usher has reduced the price 10 one dollar.
All persons RENTING the amount may rely upon
cevup ne rteci copy bv return mail 10 any part of
the States, carefully put up on rollers made for the
purpose, free of postage.
Address all orders post paid, to the publisher,
JOHN 5 TAYLOR, Bookseller
3w26 and Publisher, New York.