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CRESCENT O1FICR,
Saturday Morning, November 70, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday
Bremen ship Rebecca, Cassebohn, Bremen,
Volgts Il Jeabrenaud
Ship Macedonia, Snow, Boston, l. II Gale
ship Union, Davis, New oTk, J y Woodruff & Co
Bng John A Taylor, Sleeper, Matanzas, WIN Dewey
Schr Chipoia, backney, ApaiachcOia, L Rogers &co
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EAMILY GROCERIES
l. 100 canisters Burt's Water Crackers;
200 Crackneil Biscuit;
100 packages Buck wheat;
Az chests and small packages extra fine Oolong. Gun
powder, Imperial. and Young Hyson Teas;
% boxes Jenny Lind Eng sh Dairy Cheese;
% :. very fine Pine Apple
60 mats old Java Coffee;
l50 ~ and l2ib boxes starch, New ork;
81 small packages No. l Mackerel;
Is kits Salmon;
SUI pounds smoked Salmon;
20 doz assorted English sauces and ketchups,
ID kegs choice Dairy Bauer,
. bbls Pecans, crop;
81 bbls, half bbs and IL gallon kegs st. Louis Golden
Syrup and Moasses;
~ cases Fruits in juice;
30 :. Boston and Philadelphia Preserves.
The above. with other choice articles, landing
and in
Families supplied promptly, and goods home free Of
charge INA i0tisl W. c. RAYMOND, II Camp st.
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SOMETHING NEW
- Is dozen pound canisters Dried Pumpkins, prepared
Tor immediate
10 dozen pound cans HOfseradish;
80 drums Su tana Rasns;
81 boxes fresh Extra Figs;
90 dozen pound and half pound boxes Guava Jelly;
8 bbis Pecaps;
IL dozen Buffalo Tongues, ,
10 dozen Jelles and Jams in fancy cups, fresh and
very fine;
40 packages choice Green and Black Ttsas, in store
and landing;
70 cases new Pine Apple Cheese
81 packages new BucA wheat;
Preston & Merull's atent Yeast Powders.
Fresh Jersey Corn Homony, 10 pound bags.
NO lOtls w. q. RAYMOND, II Camp It.
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Cape of Good Hope.-Fhe steamer bosphorus
arrived al Plymouth on the 9Th instant, after a
quick passage of thrty-fve days. She left the
Cape on the LIST, Sierra Leone the 7th, and St
Vincent the 22d ut. The Sir Robert Peel left the
Cape for Plymouth Sept. "a.
The intelligence from the frontier is still more
alarming than that by the Berkenhead, the revolt
and disturbances having spread from the mouth of
the Buffalo to Mosheth's country and the Basutos.
An aggravating feature in the last fatal attack on
our troops by combined Hottento's and kafirs, was
the employment by the former of fierce dogs, which
pulled down several of our troops, and rendered
them an easy prey to the clubs of their enemies:
Captain Oldham, and many men of the second
Queens Regiment have been slain and The 74th has
| lost some men,
The severe losses by the British troops on the
9th of September, have induced the inhabitants d
Graham's Town to make demonstration OF then
strength. Accordingly, on the 18th, muster o
the adult population took place, and they formed 9
single line of cavalry and double line ofinfantry
| on The town lands. On the 10Th they were II
muster again, elect officers, preparatory for al
attack by The kaffirs. They were in great wan
of artillery.
Bread has risen fifty shillings, and further ris
was expected on the arrival Of more troops.
The Cape papers give the following details:
The loss of the ID Regiment was occasionsd b
lhe detection oil u party Of lsvies, who were marcf
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H. - Canal Line steamer MOBlLE.-W inter
Lazy AHangement-tof Mobile VIA Bay st. Loais,
- Pass Christian, Msgsipptiy Biloxi and Pas
cagUula.-lne substantial Lake MOBILE, Captain
fos built expressly Tor the Lake trade, with good accom-
m7datlOns, will leave New Canal every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, at .
O'Clock and the Pontcharan Railroad the arrival Of the
o'clock NJ. Relqr will leave Mobile every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, via Pass Chris
ian and Bay ST. Louis Freight received al the Cana
Warehouse ali hours OF the day.
The last barge fOr the boat will leave the Warehouse
promptly IL O'Clock, every Wednesday and Saturday.
The way Letter Bag for the boat will office
O'Clock. X. GEDDES, Agent,
Mo If 10 bank Plaza.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Passengers
Per ship Sea King, from Liverpool-3l in Storage.
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Sporting Hem.-Quite exciting race took
place upon the Union Course, near NewYork, on
the l7th, between the celebrated mare Lady Sut-
folk and the horse Rossiter Many bets were
staked upon the result The first two heats were
won by Lady Suffolk, and the third by Rossiter.
The excitement became great at this point and a
number Of small bets were laid, the odds on the
horse amounting to 500 to $25. In this heat
Rossiter took the lead but broke when about one
third round the course, giving Lady Suffolk the
advantage, who passed ahead; the horse, however
was rapidly gaining, and when nearly home was
| 81 neck and neck +" the interest then grew intense
| when he broke again. and the mare came in with
| the steady pace OF an old stager."
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-Sec0nd MuntetpGitv-
CINCINNATI-PerS Smiths boat 1850 bbls lard Martin
Owen &co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


81. Charles Theatre.
~ Mr.. and Miss LOGAN for Two Nights more "A
1'BIs EVENING. Saturday. November be performed
(byrsques,) -
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
Luereua Borgla Miss Eliza Logan
Ts conclude With - . <
UNCLE JOHN.
Z.
fBr sunday-Last performance Of Mr.. Miss LOGAN
Miss JULIA Bonn EFT aged for fsv nights
shortly appear.
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q. Xiyle, Jr., - Co.,
~ MAGAZINE STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED
w FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
STRAW GOODS. Etc.
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LACEs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EABsolDsRlEs.
Ribbons, GLOVES,
FEATHERS, PRINCES.
TRIMMINGS, BoEsETs, Ell.
large and complete assortment Of every thing In ulei
line of the received to which They respect
fully OF the wholesale trade generally.
Z. YALE JR., & co. II Magazine street,
sl2 ly3p between Common and Gravler streets
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

t,.r,,up. $50 Or sy1Y,-i,y..,TUDs ~ W .-,r,oe 3
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AUCTION SALES.
- rARiBtJATS.

d~=. For MObile-Da,iy y. S. .fn,I Lane
ssssstSssnr{t Winter Arangement-Tbs and spen.
did low pressure Jacket steamer Ottk.
CON. X. A. Hem, master, and CALIFORNIA, II. 2.
Ensign mastsr ChavIas been but expressly Lake
trade, with super accommodations.) One OF the above
wall cave the ponlchartran Railroad daily.
afrya al me Lake of he O'Clock. and after
the 18th inst.
~ The Mad Bag for Mobile will hereafter leave the
office OF the agent at . Pa
leI6 3. GEDDEs, Agent. 10 Bank Place.
~, A. Ouachita. Black and he'd River Pac n ct
LE4kS5@T For Harrsonburg, Simspon, Atchafaaya and
- AlexaldIa-Then Ii int drau z mt, fast run
ming weekly packet j. NJ. kELF, Chanes Hall. mastes
will! leave Tor the above and IN ermediae landings EVERY
TUESDAY, at O'Clock. The Relf will take freight
Red River landings far andna, and ship
the new steamer CATnKRtsK Rates of freight through
81 ~ tor dry barrels ~ to barrels Apply board
MCDOWELL. Jr., 81 CO. IL Poydfas ii.
n5u or J. H. MOORE, 1C7 Poydras st,
az =. For He'd Intercollegiate Packet-The
lE4Se3f new, light draught steamer CA1HkhlNk 4,
the Mouth OF Red River and Alexandria during low
water leaving the wharf boat the Mouth every
THURSDAY, the arrival OF the J. M. Relf and Weeks
burg Jacket For freight contracts through any inter.
hesitate landing, apply
no If MCDOWELL. JR., & CO.. IL Poydras
NJ a. Canal Line Steamer ST. CHAHLts-
~ ays43s For Moble-Tte new, splendid lake Gamer
xah1lzs14 ST. CHARLES, w G. Sutton, :. ma ster,
buit expressly ioI The LaEe trade with good accommoda-
lions viii lave the New Lanal ana Ponthsrtran Railroad
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING. Return.
City, Pass Christian and BAY ST. Louis every MONDAY
and THURSDAY MORNING. For freight or passage
MS 4. GEDDES. Agent. 10 Bank Place
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HE Grand Display OF Fireworks which have place
Thursl he .7th SQUARE
the Beoth OF the rremens Charitable postponed
the incemeDcy the pace
day
" Signal Rocket, viii be fred early evening
nj r Yhtn pls
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Dan Rice's Circus.
THIS Talented Equestrian Troupe Will perform WAAHlEG-
TON SO A RE Tor few days only.
This varied brilliant
auy country.
Performance to commence O'clock.
~ Almissou-Bo1, 50 Pit, Is n27
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26
DOMESTIC PORTS

BoST0N-Ar 18th, schs Kennebec, Eldridge, Bath =
Louisa, Dresden John, Colby, and Cora Hamlin Wis.
casset.
Cid sch Mary, Miller, Peacock Phadelphia
Ar 20th brigs Coral of Bath Freeman Pensacola goth
ult Choctaw, of Gardiner, Fner Mobile 29th uIt sch
Mary Crockett, Crockett, New York Lafayette, Snow,
RocAland.
Cid sch Eliza Hand, Bookings, Gardiner
Ar 2st, sch Laurel, Crouch, RockIand.
CID ST. schs Consul, Beck, Augusta; Hylas, Snow,
Ar 22d, brig Alesa, of Harpswel, willard from Pha-
NEW YORK-Cid 10Th, bark Harvard, Goodwin, Ha
....
Ar goth, schs Trader, -, Rockland : Ontario, -.
Ar 2st, bark Leo, Bailey, Malaga, 49, braer 26 DIS
brig Crocns of Gardiner Day. San Francisco Sept 2s
lao Mich, $50 tons guano.
Cid ship Emma Field, Snow, ct John, NB
Ar ped, shi Sharon, Menyman Havre Marion Sa.
vannah ararske, Nelson, Ponce Rowland, Of Thorn
aston. ST Jago.
Ar 2sd Richard Alscp, Smith, Liverpool.
NEW oRLEANs-Cd 9Th, sslie Fearn, Owen Liv-
erpool Juliet, Moulton, Marseilles.
Adv Chas Creoker Duncan, for Liverpool wig 200 hhds
tobacco and 500 bales cotton Cornela Blanchard for
Boston, nearly all cargo engaged.
NORFOLk-Went to 10th, bark Reindeer Tim Bal
tmore) Rio Janero.
PHILADELPHA-Cld 18th, bark Russia, Maxwell,
Havana. =
Sid 18th, brig Julia Payson, Bath.
Cid 18th, brig Mechanic Bry ant, Portsmouth,
SAN FRANClsCO-Ar May I'd, barks Ocean Bird and
EDGARToWN-Ar 18th, schs VIM Henry, Thorndike.
Thomaston for York Union, Paul, York Tor Rock
land Clarendon Smith, do for Boston.
MOBlLE-Cld IlIh brig Vesta, Lawrence, Galveston
sAVANNAH-Cld l4th, sch Wreath, Tabbutt, Jock
land.
WILMINGTON-Ar 18th, sch Eliza Warren, Chesley.
Philadelphia.
GEORGETOWN-Ar 18th, sch Delaware, Thomas
ton.
R1CHMOND-1n Hampton Roads 18th, sch Corvo
of Roc kland, Crockett, for Richmond ballast
Their orders
NEW L0ND0N-Ar 10th, sch Pallus, Rockland.
BRlsToL--Ar GOTH brig c Washburn, Easterbrook,
Cardenas.
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A Card.


The teachers of Bath, and others interested
in reading, having enjoyed the privilege of re-
ceiving instruction in reading and elocutiou,
as presented in Prof Mandeville's series of
reading books, deem it but justice to the system,
and 10 those engaged elsewhere in the cause of
education, to present the following resolves -
Resolved, That our language comprises lin
ted.number of kinds of sentences, each easily
recognized by Its structure, and requiring, in
reading or speaking, its peculiar movement of
voice, slightly modified BY emphasis, according
to few fixed principles.
ResolUed, That Mandeviie's series of read
ing books presents the classification of the Ian
guage according to the above mentioned basis.
and clearly describes the reading of every kind
of sentence; and that if pupils were taught
from these books, by teachers understanding the
system, they would universally become good
readers, instead of almost universally becom-
ing poor readers, as heretofore, under other sys-
TENS of instruction.
Resolred, That our most sincere thanks are
due to ]. G. EvELETH, A. NJ, for the able
manner in which he has given US instruction in
the above mentioned system for the two weeks
he has been with US and that on account Of
the pleasure he has afforded us, while giving
such instruction, he deserves ever to be remem.
bered with pleasure.
The above resolves were passed unanimous
ly. Per Secretary.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

4 TEkR1BLE fan STORM. The Weston, No,
Reporter of June says From every part
of the county to the east and south Of cur city
we have heard most melancholy accounts of
the ravages Of the hail storm On Wednesday
morning last. In the vicinity of Camden
Point the hail fell 70 the depth of thirteen
inches. we were informed by respectable
gentlemsa Just from there; the hailseones we're
as large as anar5les. aud remained upon the
ground for several hours. The growing crops
are almost entirely destroyed. The fruit and
leaves are beaten off the trees
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

ey We have examined our porringer so ma
nv times Of late. and been obliged to turn away
in despair, that it was with some missivines
that we lifted the lid just our paper was go
ing to press. But 10 !! what should greet our
eyes but box of English Strawberries of the
very first water-rich enough for king! The
generous doner did not stop to give us his
name, but our suspicious rest upon the new firm
OF MORSE & WING, at the store lately occupied
BY T. Bowles. The best of success to them,
saw we.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

A Postal Arrangement has been agreed upon
between the Post Office Department of the
United States and the Post Office Department
of New Brunswick, by which, on and after
the 9Th of July next, regular exchange of
mails will be made between the United States
and the Provinces Of New Brunswick, Cape
Breton, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland, at
the same rates of postage established for the
United States and Canada mails, to wit Ten
cents the single rate, where the distance is I'M
der 5000 miles. and fifteen cents where the
distance exceeds 3.000 miles from the line of
crossing Prepayment is optional in either
country.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

AccrDENrs.y On Thursday last. Mr.. Daniel
Mayors was seriously injured while engaged in
putting up one of the cornices of the Uni'a-
rian Church on Summer street, By the CIV
ing way of the stage. He fell about twenty
feet. the cornice falling with him. and s'rik-
ing him heavily upon the shoulders. NO
bones were broken, and we are pleased TO learn
that he is speedily recovering. !, sl- ID
On Saturday. Mr.. Charles Bailey ie'i rom
the stern Of ship in the yard Of Clark Sew
sll, striking upon his stomach across piece
of timber. He was considerably injured. blu.
it is thought not seriously. as-..-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

Ut The attention of our readers in this
city is invited to the card Of Mr.. Palmer, in
another column. Mr.. P. is we'll qualified as
musical instructor, and his gentlemanly bear
ing has already won him many warm friends
in this city. 1t is hoped he will find sufficient
encouragement to remain here.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

Monday morning between and o'clock, a
fire was discovered in the freight depot of the
P. S. and P. Railroad, among some cotton
waste, sc. Most of the engines were got on
to the ground, and the fire was put out after
it had burned through the roof 1t was &C.
casioned by spontaneous combustion.-Argus.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per Steamship asara at New York.
At London, 9th, ship Hampton Davis for Boston, ldg
Adv AT Liverpool 5th, II ii Body, for New York 18th
Kenneiec, do dOi C Humphreys for Orleans with
despatch
In port hg, South Carolina Preble, for New York
Em for lds sth ships L Humphreys Badger New
Orleans.
ADV at Bordeaux Sd, Brunswick, Thomas, for New Or
leans.
Ar af Bo~es 4fh, Clara Ann, Reed Havana.
Ar At Crcstadf 3Oth, shp Robert Patten, Fulton Ma
txmas.
Ar at Riga eth, Ky Warren, Rairden, Matanzas.
Ar at Liverpool 9Th Harriet Augusta, Robinson, New
Orleans
Ar at London sch, Chss Cooper, Cuts Calcutta 9Th
Saxony, Melcher, Matsnzas.
Falmouth-Ar 3Oth ut, bark Yorktown, Storer, Ha.
Ar 9TH. Amazon, Thompson, Havana
Marselles-ln port LIST inst, bark Hathorn, Small
for Boston abt 5th.
Anrwerp-Below 9TH inst bark Qunnebaug, Springer
fun Havana
Havana-Ar 9Th inst, bark Altoona, Arey Philadelphia
In port 18TH ship Purrington Warwick, for N York
ldg barks Lucy l. Hale Thomas for ST Petersburg to
commence ldg l7th Alice Frazier, Flanders for York;
briggs Pcconocket, Brewer and Venus Orr, dsg James
Crosby, PeEdleton. for Bostuh
Matanzas-Ar eth inst, sch GIenroy, Marcy, Provi-
dence.
Cardenas-In port 9th brig Torno, Ferry, wig.
81 Jo&n-Ar lsth sch Mary Jane, Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

ES A strong deputation of 'ten hour
men, accompanied by the Brass Band, made
an excursion to Bowdoinham on Saturday
evening last, in the steamer Seguin, to encour-
age their brethren at that place who have re.
fused to work more than ten hours day.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

WE, having been appointed by the Judge of Probate
w for the County OF Lincoln, receive and examine
the claims of The creditors OF EbeHezer Rowe aIe of
Georgetown, in SAID County deceased whose estate is
represented Dsolvent give notice that six months
mencing the 17b day of June, ISL, have been
lowed 10 said creditors 10 bring and prove their claims
and that we will attend the service assigned the
house of Mercy Rowe, in said Georgetown, on Monday
the 9th day of October next, al O'Clock and al
the office OF Jere Ellsworth in Bath the l7lt day Of
January, 1852, al 10 O'Clock A
J. ELLSWORTH,
THOMAS EMMONS.
Bath, June II, 1857. 3yI
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ath, May is, 1851. 3n
City of Bath.

In Board Of Aldermen, May Is, 1851.
ORDERED That the quarantine regulations be
" as follows, viz and after The day June
and until the tenth day OF October next quar-
anline shall be had all Vessels their officers Crews
Passengers and Cargoes. their arrival from any
Port where any contagious sickness prevailed at the
time OF their departure and all Vessels board
which, any person shall have died. have been sick
with any contagious disease during their homeward
bound passage.
No person shall be allowed to GO board Of or on
shore from any Vessel when quarantine, without u
from the boarding Officer Vessels will anchor
on The quarantine ground opposite the South Steam
Mill
10 Pilots will take notice ofthe foregoing r-gula-
lions and actaccordingly.
JOHN PATTEN, Mayor
WILLIAM ToRREY, City Clerk.
Bath, May 10, ISL Aft
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

SOLDIERS WIVES A judge of probate in
Minnesota Territory. to xkcm Uaited States
soldier at Fort Smelling. recently made appli
cation for a discharge. On the ground that he
could not fad suitable quarters at the Fort for
his wife, granted the discharge, and held that
If the Government enlist a husband it must
provide suitable accommodations for the wife /;
alse. that every colder Gasy have wife pro-
vided for
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~ EASTERN TIMES TIT
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

.UqCE ARRIVED. 1TE-V4
Brig Sam Small, spragus, Boston. ''Ae 49,
Sch Planet, Briggs Boston. hpCQguV
Sch Comet, Briggs, Boston.
Sch Director, Higgins, Boston.
Sch Packet, Teidman. Boston.
Sch Jasper, Buker, Boston.
Sch ,ouisa, Baker, Newport 20 IirtH -7u9u
Sch Herald, Hersey; bingham. TlVlQt0
sch Arenfamendi; Snow, Boston.
Br sc Hunt, Murphy, Windsor, Ms.
Br sch olive Branch, Kinds, 81 George.
FRIDAY, June 60
Sch Gen Scott, Aud, Portsmouth.
SATURDAY, June FL.
Sch Odd Fellow, Oliver, Boston. Of Y
Sch Liberty, Pinkham, Boston. asH 4
Sch Geo Davis, Dunton, Boston.
Sch Exeter, Curtis, Boston.
CLEARED. Nr
Br sch Olive Branch, Kinds, 81 Andrews, NB. q
SUNDAY, Jtine ~.
ARRIVED.
Brig Catherine Rogers, Colburn New York. r
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26
NEW GOODS!
Flour, Pork, Beef and Cheese,

lust received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine
y direct from New York, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as
hMir"a i-Empire-Calhoun-J H Beach-B Usher.
Also. Common brands
AIso Buckwheat Flour-Chicago MESS BEEF
Nv Nv nnrh 90 do-B0SinD do do-MESS PORK-New
cheap for cash D D SMiTn
BAH, June 25, 1851 -rD ~ ~ '' az
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Astonishing Effects in Quick Consumption
Case Of a Young LADY, IN rand decline.

WALpoBoRo', Me, April Z, 1896
Dr. BRADLEE-Dear sir-l consider the Hungarian Bal.
sam an invaluable remedy for diseases of the Lungs.
Ny daughter about seventeen yers of age, seized
abou year ago with violent affection OF the chest and
lungs attended with Short harsh cough pain the side
weakness and difficulty of breathing, hectic fever chls
and other symptoms Of
SPECIFY Decline. or Quick Consumption.
She rapidly reduced in strength, and other rene
dies proving of avail was induced to try Buchan
Hungarian Balsam, which, happy say had the de-
sired effect, and in few weeks raised her IRON sta,e
of debility and anger described to PERFECT HEALTH
Nothing else, with which acquainted, would, think,
have saved her life ABiJAH SPRAGLE.
The above is a true statement of facts.
VIM. H. BARNARD, Wadoboro'.
David F. Bradee & Son, 100 Washington ST., Boston,
Sole Agents for the United and British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cipity. 2wl
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
AROMATIC CATARRH AND HEADACHE SNUFF,

This SNUFF has proved the most effectual RENE
dial Agent known for removing
Cold in the Head, the Headache, and all
Catarrhal Affections.
1t relieves the patient of Giddiness Disrnes IN
Che Head-of all WHIZZING OR BUZZING SEN
SATION such as are produced by too great d 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 hat most troublesome disease,
The Catarfh.
clednses strengthens and restoresto healthy dctios
aA those organs and mem6rdneous passages Of head
the obstruction Of which produces PAIN the Fore
head and region Of the Eyes, sort of snu6ing de
Nose, a sense Of matter dropping from the Head irto
he Throat sc.
All these it cttres easily and speedily, and the
most confirmed Cases of Catarrh, it usually
cures in FEW MONTHS.
tits an unfailing cure for Bleeding at the
Nose, if persevered in bit 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 that it bears the
name of Charles Bocen, late of Middle6ury, now q
Montpelier, Vt.
c. W. ATWELt, Portland, Me-, Wholesale Agesf.
To whom orders for supplies Of the medicine may b
addressed.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; E. T.
catchell and Vim Baker, Prunswick-and by Drugelsts
and dealers in Mcdei re generally 47d
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10 the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MIS- WiNSLOW, an experienced nurse
and PEN ALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening the gams-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, neser has it
failed If timely used.--perfectiy safe to be ad .
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS s PERKINS. Price Is
cents hottie.
N. B. Enquire for MRS. wINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your -hild is suffering. DR.. S. P. Shaw, agt.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-26

CHOLERA. We regret to see that ST. Louis
is again afflicted with visitation of cholera,
(which threatens ts be serious. Fiftv-nin
deaths by that disease occurred there Ia t week
Many of the steamboats, from New Orleans
have cases or beard