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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-13
Notice to l'titislUts.

'EllE undcr.. .ncd are .tIi. engaged boz mann
i8urfuuun taIIafi GINS urd FUr'Ghls iHfsn
Mas ,inlt miles North Of Palestine, Anderson
county. Iraa-, Where they IRE permanently Zoe
Gated. and sail keep constantly on haEd bIus of
various sizes aud de.cHptious, ulI made ci tie
best material, Cast Nlec Saws. Cast RIBS,
rhll.hardcncd and vel finished, with an rN'rt
dust Brush attached Ia each glu The mtll-
are all riadc OF good iaaiefsls and well finish
ed in ever, respect The gln, aud mills are all
warranted to perform well, ano wiil be delnet'
ed to purchasers % ihr shortest notice. Con.
tracts may be- made Wllh oar travelling agents,
or with i J Austin y Co., Washington coun.
ty, l.ougcpgr q NortuG, Lagrange Ia!eitv
county Wood & Np,ucrr. at Nhceloek and
DR. " v ko-s kn,k co For further pgrlir-
ulars address Lawrence & BIllups, Palestine,
Anderson county Texas. We would also re-.
fer pct,un- wishing to purchase gins and ni'lls
OF the following gentlemen, Who have pufehas-
cd gins and nils from our mandatory, w
Samuel Rowe, Tho, Criswcll, rolk county
y b Hutchinson. ] !. Farquhar J : Hines,
Judge lsp,comb /! {. Mclntrr, Washington
county; T. u kagsdalr, Scabron ledheiicr,
Jas furgcrson. Cherokee county, l. II Coo,
Gonzales county J. J. Mclirdgc, VIM. Chi.
der. Leon county u K Snuth, Squire Crews,
Tyl,r county I J. SLACK 7. l. Lewis fuy'tlc
county $ r Moss, HARRISON Owens. kohor-
son county J, " Flanagan, RuNk count,
II Smith, Els county. Dr M1n,on, Burc,ou
county Tho, Ellison Caldwell county Geo.
Stoneum Laws Duprec i l.. Green, Crime,
county, Aulhony Sharp, IT, Jackson, Lime
stone county Ja>. A. Smlih Dallu, county
Dr. Haze, JI- Cah.Hcs-, Walker county
George Hallmark, llou>lou oodutN J J Pin
SON Ira \ Green, e. " Dukc, X. " Boa,
WIN. Hopper, and King, Anderson count
The undersigned fee, thankful tor the liberal
patronage her, toiore extended them, and hope
1t viii be- continued by their dlgent Application
to business.
LAWRENCE * BILLtPS.
Nav "a, 1891 \2n''
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NcW Firm.
NOES #

THE copar'nership heretofore existing
in this town, under the firm Of Ward q
Wilson is thus day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by a.socia'ing
with us Mr., G.. ". Niyion, our house will
in future be conducted under the name aud
STYLE of Ward, Wilson. 4 Co
Being thankful Tor the liberal patronage
extended to tn old firm. our highest ambl-
ton shall be, by assidui'y. industry, and
close attention 20 business TO merit the
same in future.
WARD. WILSON. & Co.
Jwunary LIST 1851. =
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In DER Asm br'c. >iore, neN Of me Public
Square, fra door Nth Of Exams. Gregg
4 Keys
HEAi.ERS in drugs medicines and chem
~ ical. pants, dye siuil,, glass ware, per
fumesy, 6Ne soaps. ,'eel pens, superior writing
ink and paper, palen, medicines Of all kinds
wines and brandy for medical purposes. Ply
sicinns prescriptions carefully pu, up at all
hours Purchasers will always lind at this es-
Establishments fresh and nnaduliefaird medicines,
which have been selected with grcat care, for
this market. .All purchasers are united to cN-
anime our stock ~ h,h Is being constantly re-
supplied v2nl0y
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N.se,lC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rl,uH Executive Board OF MaEaf~rs' appoint
Cd by marshall Ledge No -. announce :"
lie public that the sth se-eion Of ihe Institute
sal rommcrce on the ath Of August nndrr the
CHARGE Of the Faculty OF Teaches, to Wit
Rtg. fu, 3 Wnsos, Prfsis,a
NJ. Esn " i,DSfoEy, VIC. Principal
Ni.s LIZA rrKros, Pr,saars Department
h..s ARaHEiIA JIssarT JuSE, Haac Fiafp
Draaiae and taneq " o,k
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-13

4 NLOUGH Il LANE having received the in
" struetions from the Department, Of the
Interior, in relation to procuring Bounty Land
Warrants, under the late act Of Congress, APP
proved 2sth September, 1880, will attend to any
branch in tina, department, which may be en-.
trusted to them 13-1
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Fresh Arrival.

MORRIS & TACKET'r have just received
~ and opened splendid supply Of fresh
drugs and medicines, Their stock is complete.
and well selected. Garden seeds in the great.
est abundance. A beautiful variety of esqui.
ate perfumsry. a full supply Of every thing
TO aid the afflicted and unfortunate Of the hu.
man race Call and see their stock, for they
have lots Of pretty things. nAOtf
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.RAN6Ses. h. ~ peSe~S
DAWLiNs, DUNCAN 4 Co, Cotton Fac.
e i'm and Comnus,on lWsrchanss, No. -
.ar,,pdsls, street. New Orleans. M y
nsyxs ro-Jsmes Y. Collier, Colonel L. IL
;ospsr, w. =. Sanders, J. =. kcsehsfcaYb
oseph NJ Taylor, Harrison county: Dr John
n. Nas-,.. J. J. Holloway Rusk county, n
rta~rk, JssTrSsUr.
We will furnish hgg'ne, Rope, and f1an-
ta.,on supplies to Planters shipping :" the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, L KEY.
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ceurse Of StsAy. asA charees per Sss'
sasa, twenty Weeks.

PRiaAR. DEPARrNIsr.-orlhog
i.eading, aud wnling, per session OF
five months, SiO W
,rcosp JUNIOR Class --Elcmcn,ar, les
son- 80 Ariihhi,ii,. Grammar, Geo.
graply, Natural Philosophy Phisi-
oogy, aud History Sls 90
Fm.r JUNoR GAS English Gfam-
mar, Geoguphy. Arithmetic con'ln-
uod Natural Philosophy Watt, on
the Mind. Botai Geology, Myibol
ogy aud History SO %
,holoey, aud History so %
MipDLE ILAss.--ChcmisIry. Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral S,irnee, Mental Pa.
losophy, Evidences Of Christianity.
Political aud Domestic Economy
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient a"d
Modern Languages commenced. sac 90
Sr>iog CLA.s.-Aucleu and Modern
Languages completed h,"mrip.
1rguomrtry and review oi form
ef sludir, saj %
Ccmpostlcu throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupd
per session ~ %
Dnwirv and Painting, each SO 90
Embroidery aud Was Wora, each 90
Instrumental Music. So uO
Use Of pnuo cau - 90
Tuition payable az the end nf eacA -e-s4oi1
Pupils viii be- charged from TOE time Of rH.
trance, uutll ihe close ,i thc session Deduction
made Tor prolae'cd -ekncs-.
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JE rr T. r sON.
jefferson " atsr-(urc EslahllsA..,,

INN SAMUEL GAKEI wuuld rrxu.c,csa
- inform the citizens of Eastern Ten, ~
he is now fitting ~ hi- buildings in ,bi, H..
tor the reception Of patients who are d.....-
of testing the practical application NJ ~
Water Cure
Having rraclccd nineteen years und,, IL.
AAoiathit system. and for the las, two y,..'
under the Water Cure, aud having b~sos.
fully convinced Of tie superiority OF the lz,,.,
over all other known ptaeice, he 'aters hin
self that he w,li oc able 10 give general ~,i.
fiction to all ihose who are laborIng und,
chfome, nefN Gus, Ut acute diseases, OF whs,s,.
The wonderful cure. effected by lI,d,o,.,,.
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I WILL be prepared by the first Monday
i in January QnslanD TO make settlements
with all persons having accounts With me. |
hope therefore that all business heretofore
with me will be promptly attended
to by the parties concerned, ~ longer indul.
gcncc is on, Of the question.
a. d. DURRESS
January I, 1881. n2e II
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nF Nong's y TAcktrr D., moved to j.,
~ sous brick building, . here 'hr,r old G
TONERS, and the expected b">i Of rcw "a
may find That accommodate. ,p,tl which !
heretofore characterized ih,lr house
NcWonla call the especial attention Of
community, and those no may visit Mars
10 huy medicines. 10 the fact that " hsn
"slnierHcfHm Is "pllnkcd down" We :
dead ont our W, aud mrdlcihr, ~ low
lower. dian can bc Pnrrha-,d N Shrtscpl
~ We have almost every Article IN our q
Oar medicines are fresh. Our stock alta
large, and heavy addition now on the u
direct from Philadelphia.
We Furthermore ask the favor Of yos
call and examine our prlccs before opTr'
ncw account, for tins year and IT We DO
catch You It Will almost Kill YOU to rcsi,i .
temptation
we have lots Of pretty things coming
January ~. 1851 ~
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M X. DOUGLASS Il co, Rsceir,ny and
W. F'w~eydiY Merchant, From. Lrvce
Shreveport, La.
RrsiRsacr :--Swinney, Green, 4 Co, Payne
l. Harrison, New Orleans 7. l.. Hunt 4 &c,
Louisville; B. N. Whitlocke 4 Co, New York I;
Bier Price 4 Co., Philadelphia; Chenoworth
L Co., Cincinnati
1ep1sobes ~, 1881. =
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\llIIl'E,.

4 LII persons owning or claiming cattle or
"a hogs Ia the mark or brand of the late =
". iiagetty deceased, will please change tie
same Immediately. As the lengh of time has
been sufficient snce any sales Of said stock
have been made, such claims IN future viii be
KEBECA HAGERTY.
September ~, 1851. - 3m
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II1RIGHT, WILLIAMS L. co, Cot,

VX1RiGHT, WILLIAMS L. CO, Cotton
w Facfoys and Communion MerehaWs
Onion Row, 81 Carondelet street, New Oriean.
The undersigned continues to represent the
abo7e houss. Cash advances, Bagg'ng and
Rope and Plantation Supplies made to those
WIN may feel 1t their interest to consgn their
Cotton 10 them. For convenience and safety,
oil cash balances due planters paid At this Of
fre, free Of charge.
d. NJ JOHNSON,
n2j II Shreveport
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. \. LOVE-. vi r.rrisos, rsrrnos IA
Nssss,,Iis. Ala t,g Oriesss Ns~phn. Tsan
7 OWE. PATrINDN. T. Co, (sucecs-ors
Ito Lowe e. Pat,son,) Cotton Factors,
Communion ard Fovnarding Merchant, New
Orleans.
Ad,ancemcn,s on shipments TO the above
house will be made By J d X Mcilenfy, who
may be addressed =, shreveport, La
October 1, 1881.
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Your, Syr Truly aej Respectfully
A0ag II hYBrs

Warren fouH'g. Ge.-gta, jar. is, 800
TIN, ma, orrlly gnu, NY negro woman
Hannah ha, beou anlr,cd HtefI'oru,ie (reicn-
,Ion OF the mru,,-J tor a considerable lrnglh
of time >hc suffered greatly with pa ini
misery. and SO, mu,L OF her Hmc scarcely able
10 pci about ! appl,d 10 nr Vel who soon
restored tie long suspended ssaela'lon
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-15

The and only remedy for your disease, in of
its forms-the only source of hopeis afforded by the
HUN A Kan BALSAM discovered by DIR Buchan of
London, England This quack nostru, but stan
ddrf EHrish medicine of known and established effica-
cv Beware how you rely upon any merely Piifiaffre
medicines, which may relieve but neuer cure Waste
not your precious time upon any Of the common Syrups
or Bams which will only ul you into pre-
tended security by FATAL OPIA ES Delude not your
sell to the grave with any Of the vile ounds in the
shape OF Lozenge Candy other cheap and dangerous
nosrnms And above all things tamper not with any AS
TRINGENT or TO NC medicines such 5 Bitters n
iusons OF Wild Cherry, which frequently brace up the
produce lever nighsweats costiveness and other
disorders OF the most alarming character. BUCHANS
huNGAKlAN BALSAM will not only relieve, but speedi-
ana eheotualy cure when all other means have failed.
David r. Bradee & Son, 1870 Washington ST., Boston,
Sole Agents for the United states and British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. 2w46
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Consumptive Reader!

A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath and vicinity.
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ONE THOUSAND

0F those Spiral Spring Bedsteads have been sold in
" Boston during The last year. Several Hotels and
private dwellings have been furnished with them. The
people are beginning 10 find out that they niue h
cheaper and better lhan other. They in
spring beds and beds,eads ana II is great deal less
trouble to take care OF. With single malIress they
are always soft aud elastic, without the trouble of
king, except 10 air and spread The clothes. The v
can be put up or taken down in minutes and are
perfectly firm and steady without the OF bed-key
screws cords.
Mr. Putnam, the manufacturer in Bosom, has received
the following valuable testimonial Of this excellent
piece of furniture from the proprietor OF the Winthrop
House OF the elegantly furnished hotels the
country
hereby certify that large number OF Punam's Pa
tent Spring BedSieaGs in in the Winhrop
House; and that regard them superior in many
respects other Kind bedsieads have eve
seem being easily taken down put up aud kept clean,
while their elasticity renders the of feather bed,
$50 often obleconablel entirely unnecessary. Ii affords
pleasure speak Of their practical utility. and
giving general satisfaction.
For sale made order in various styles and pat
b,-
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To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEN ALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening ,he gums-will allay 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 ard health to your infants, nerer has it
failed if timely used.-perfectly safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price 25
cents hottie.
n. b. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DR.. S. P. Shaw, agt
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

CLEARED.
WEDNESDAY, April 9.
Brig Peconocket, Brewer, Havana.
Brig Alabama, Elliot, Havana.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, May 6.
Bark Diligence, Woodbury., Portland.
Br sch Franklin, Mussels, ST John.
Br sch Nelson Cove. ST George.
CLEARED.
SATURDAY, May 10.
Br sch Margaret McDougai, Lowden Parrsboro.
Br sch Nelson Cowes, st Andrews, n b.
SAILED.
Sch Grape, Cresey, Boston.
Sch Packet, Thompson, Boston,
Sch Comet, Briggs, Salem.
Sch Planet Briggs Salem.
Sch II Counce, -, ST JOHNS.
Sch Adelne, Hamlin Bangor.
Sch Olive Branch, SALLY, Boston,
Sch Paragon, -, Boston.
Sch Eliza, -, Salem.
Sch Ellen, Stearns, Boston,
Br sch Nelson. Cove, ST Andrews, NIB.
SUNDAY, May IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch Pavilion, Langley, r oundout.
Sch Alfred Sears, New York.
Sch Rochester, Rowse, Boston.
SAILED.
MONDAY, May IL.
Sch Pavilion, Langley,
Sch GaZee, Poole, Boston.
Sch Highburry, Fosg, Boston,.
Sch Henry Etten, Stfin, Somerset.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOsTON-Ar It'll schs Catherine Beal Winchenbach.
Waldoboro; Cora, Poland, Damarscotta; Jane Wood
bury, Webber, Bristol.
CT sch Rochester, Rowse, Augusta.
Ar Sth, -ch Phaeton Webber, Richmond.
Cid ship Sarah harrington, burlington, N Orleans.
Ar 9th, sch Geo Washington, Chase, Nantucket
Cid schs Naynower, Hufer, homaston; Charleston
Packet, Thompson, Hallowel; Mary Ann, Ho kns
Portland
Ar 10TH blrk Yutah, of Newcastle, Smyrna Mch 10th :;
schs Florida, Oliver and Director Higgins, Bath Orbit
Levens Her, Wadoboro Isaac Achon, Sylvester, Rich
Ar lI,h, -chs Hope & Susan, Hunt and Exeter, Curtis
Bath Aid, Farnham, Damariscotta.
Sid brig America, supposed bound E.
Cid 10th, bark vesta, Finn, PHILADELPHIA; schs Lib
erty, Pinkham, Bath Catherine Bea Winchenbach, Wal
doboro.
Ar 9Th brig Cleveland (of Damariscota) Farrar Phil
a elphia.
Ar l2th schs Cincinnatus, Belahy, Ellswor Free
port Post Rockland Aurora, Copeland, do; Belle Chase
NEW yORK-Cld 9Th, brig Cornela, stinsen, Bath !;
Telegraph, Freeman, Bangor,
CID 7ih ship Coriela Gross New Orleans brig Ma
ratske, Nelson Ponce; sch Lamartine, Turner, Will
mington.
Ar sth bark Golden Era, of Thomaston New Orleans
brig Orioe, of Augusta ST Marks schs Atlantic, Nassau
Attakapas, of Pitston, Attakapas
Cid eth bark Gibrater, Jordon Orleans.
Ar 9th, sch Peru of Rockland Maracaiboi Farwell,
Tfomaston.
Cid 10Th. ship New England, Manson, Quebec brig
Bath.
NEW oRLEANs-Towed to 2sth ult, ship Bruins
wick.
Adv ship Calhoun for Liverpool, most of cargo 60
ing on board
Cid 2sth, ships Harriet Augusta Robinson Liverpool
Sheffield, ST Petersburg Delaware, Cadiz Hy Nesmith,
Butler, Glasgow.
Ar 3Oth, brig Florence -, Chagres nouched at Sw
Pass soh, landed "a passengers and proceeded
kapas.
cld % h. shirs skolfeld Davis, st Petersburg; Della
ware, Paiten, CadiZ.
Adv 3oth ship Metoka for Liverpool, wig 800 bales
Ar LIST, brig Mechanic, Cooklin, Chagres 49,
Cid LIST, ship Arlington, Ryan, Trieste.
Adv ship NathT Thompson, for Liverpool wig 100 tons
heavy freight and 800 bales cotton.
Cid I'd, bark Emma Lincoln, Bartlett, Marseilles.
MOBiLE-Cld 3D. ship Salle Fearn, Owen Orleans
Buena Vista, Howard, do
Adv Cd inst ship Medallion, for Liverpool, wig 500
bales.
Ar Sd, bark Zenobia, Pepper, Boston-lost
SAN FRANCIsCO-Adv, April LIST, bark Callao, for
sAvANNAH-Ar cd, sch Florida New York.
went to sea 4h inst John Marshall of and from Pitts
RALTiMoRE-Ar 9Th, bark Rainbow, Gator, Rio Ja-
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 9th br;c ex;noton r ohertson
Boston,
Ar 7th sch Kaloolah Glazier Jacksonville.
Cid brig Mechanic, Portsmouth
Cid sth brig Lamartne senter, Porto Rico sch larry
Not, Huey, Amesbury.
Cid 9th sch Delaware, Cook, N York
BRISTOL-Sld 9TH, brig A G washburn, Cardenas
ASTORIA-Ar Mch 20, bark Ocean Bird San Fran
GLoUCEsTER-Ar 4th, schs Bolivar Rocllsnd for N
Haven.
Ar 5th schs Princess, Gardiner for Newport MARY
Shields do for do Metalluc, Rockand for York; Nj
Hope, do for do
WILMINGTON-Cid 9TH, sch Mora, Cottrei, Bos-
RICHMoND-sld 5th, sch John, Sleeper, Boston.
PROvfDENCE-Ar 18th schs 0lenroy, Nancy, Ma
tanzas. f-
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DIR. PETTIT'S
CANKER bALSAM,

FOX IHE CUkE OF
Nursing Sore Mouth Sore Nipples-In-
fauts' Sore MOuths-Iniants' Sore Gums
while teething-Canker in the Mouth.
Throat. Stomach or Bowels of Grown
Persons or Children; and for Can.
ker accompanying Canker Rash
and Scarlet Fever-Swelled Ton
sils-lrritatiOn of the Bron.
CHA, &c,
The most aggravated cases of nwsinq sore mouth
are cured BY the CANKER BALsAM, with ease and
certainty, il being rarely known to fail even in long
standing cases. that have been pronounced incurable
by the best physicians
For Infanfs sore mouths and sore nipples, it NAV
be relied upon for perfect and speedy cure, with
the greatest assurance.
Applied to inaamed or s,celled gums particularly
to gums of children hie teeting it gives immediate
relief.
Ornker in The mouth throat stomach or bo,ceL it re-
quires but few doses to entirely remove. Also for
C1nker accompanying rRash, or Scarlet Ferer,
it is an unequalled remedy.
ker Balsam.
Irritation of the Bronchial "better known as
tickling in the throat" with tendency to cough, is
relieved and cured by this remedy.
As a remedy for HoARsENEss, nothing can COM
pete with this article. The usual remedes-"hoar-
hound candy cough lozenges," &C., bear no COM
parison with it-so say all who try it. Pleasant to
ministered to children adults with more certainty
of the desired effect than any medicine heretofore
known.
Extract ola Letter from Mrs. Mary A. Richards
In February last, was attacked with that pain
full and alarming disease, the Nursing Sore Moula'
to battle which, called to my aid three of our most
skilful physicians, who administered according 10
their method of treatment in this disease but to no
effect-at last lat the end Of three months declar
ing that was incurable; at which time had the
good fortune to obtain bottle of your ssCankcr
Balsam," which applied faithfully as directed
the unexpected happy and astonishing result Of ,chich
wds-a speedy and radical cure!
Price Is cents. Full directions accompany each
bottle.
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..
Gatohell and VIM Baker, Brunswick-and by Druggists
anu ueaers III Medicine generally. Aft
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Notice to FOreciOSe.

WHEREAS. Edward Mayors did II the 9Th dav of
w October, 1Si6 by his deed OF that date. recorded
with the records OF deeds for the County Lincoln in
Vol 1Si page 46I, mortgage Eibridge Stevens all
his right, trle and interest heir Gorge Mavrrs
late of Dresden, in the County aforesaid deceased in
and 10 The farm occupied bv him. in Dresden aforesaid.
al the time OF his deceasc being about eighty
also III the wood lot lying eastery of contain
ing about forty with all the privileges belon ing
thereto, including buildings. &c. And whereas the SAID
Eibrdge Stevens did on The 18Th day OF October 1919
bargain, assign and convey all his rig and IN
teresi in and the aforesaid mortgage deed and the
conditlo" IN said mortgage deed has been broken
claim foreclosure according the Statute in such ca
provided. WASH NGTON NAYERS.
3wI7 By his Attorney FDWTy s HOVEY
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Bath Steam Cordage Man.
ufactorv.

THE above Mandatory during the past hav-
L ing been completely reftled with new machinery
including Engine, Earring Apparatus and Spinning
machinery-comprising all the latest improvements.
The propneiors would invite the All eniion of ship
owners, and dealers Cordage generally, their
adjustment, where lie found FRS
qualify Hemp aud Manila Cordage. which will he sold
by wholesale retail the iooest mdafacturers pri
ces.
Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal 10 any in the
rket. furnished short notice, and all orders
this or melshberng towns, will be promptly attended
Please rail- before pu chd,i ing elsewhere.
For sale The premises. "A nI-htnd Steam En-
CINE and Boiler, which will be sold bargain.
tl7 e n ]. F. DONNETI.
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Fashionable Dancing.

NV AKNUID KNIGHT has The honor OF amnounc-
W ing thai he will give the irsi lesson of The
in this accomplishment YoUNG's HALL. SATURDAY.
May Eth AT VI. for Juveniles of both
NJ 10 class of young Ladies. lie would he happy
TO receive a class of Young gentlemen from II 16
wears of age. TO whom lessons would be gwen !,
Nj, on the same day. The will consist of tweil-
iy four lessons. 10 be given on Wednesdays
days Terms. SIR dollars per pupil payable one-haf in
advauce, remainder the twelfth lesson Letters OF ref
erenee may he seen al the Sagatahock House.
w X would he happy 10 give lessons a class OF
l.adirs al Their houses.
fsaih, Nav 10. ISL AZ
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DISASTERS.

Bark Franklin, of Warren, I'm Orleans for Genoa, be-
fore reported New York Sd inst Distress had
away rudder, sprung aeak and received much damage
sails rigging, &c, while lying TO in gale FIN ENE I'd ut
lat 33a, Ion Is 40
In the blow OF 5th inst, sch Ellen Merryman, (of
HarpswelD Merryman FIN Havana for Portland, parted
her chains and the beach Holmes Hole; will
have TO discharge TO be got of.
Brig Bristol, Of BRISTOL Cox, fin Belize Hond for
ton before reported fallen in with abandoned
ed in gale 18th ut lat 65l Ion "a crew eight in
number taken off by bark Yankee Blade, Whiting, FIN n
York, which at Havana 26th.
Bark Ranbow, FIN rio Janeiro at Baltimore sth was
in contact night Of 9TH with sch, had bowspr carried
away, &c. Neither the damage to the sch her
mentioned
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Commissioners Notice.

hereby given that the subscribers been
~ appointed by the Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge of Pro-
bate Tor the County Of Lincoln Commissioners
me ne CLAIMS OF creditors against the of JOSEPH
80" ALL late OF Bath, said County, deceased repre-
scented lnsolvent six months from the fifth day Of NAV
instant are allowed by said Judge the creditors bring
IN and prove their claims and the Commissioners will
tend TO that service a: the Office of d. Bronson in the
Custom house Building in said Bath, on the first Mon
days OF June next, and Of the following months from
TO O'Clock NJ of each of said DAYS
DAVID c. MAGOUN, c,.
DAVID BRONSON, oohs
Bath, May g. 1851. 3w47