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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-31
State Of Maine,

LINCOLN, s.-Di<,rict Court, Middle District, June
HENRY " HoLBRooK, joseph 3. Garter and
IL john F. Hhbroot, all of Boston, State Of Massa
chusets merchants and in trade. under the
hrm name of Hoibrook, Carter l. Co, plaintiffs rs
Thaxier Lowell and Michael Whistler Of Camden State
OF Arkansas the rchants and partners trade in said
Camden, under the firm name of Lowell Il Whistler,
defendants, IN plea Of The case, for that the said Lo
well Whistler at said Camden, 10 vii, a, Wiscasset
the twentieth day OF prt in The of Lord
thousand eight hundred and orly.seven by their
promssary note of that date by them signed value
received promised The pls pay hem order eight
hundred and fortyour dollars and forty three in
SIX mouths from date. aud Interest; and the pits
that the said six months have long elapsed Also
for that the sand Lowellx Whistler, said Boston,
wit, at Wiscassei the day and date. by their
promssary note Of said date by them signed value
received promised the plfs 10 pay Them order
thousand ne hundred and forty dollars and thir
cents, from date and the
pfs aver that the said has elapsed, and yel the
said Lowell Whistler. though often requested the
has not paid. but refuses do TO the dam
age OF the said pfs as they saith the sum Of two hous
and dollars
Aud nav il appea ring to the Court iha, the said rux
this STATE and have tenant attorney there
IN, that their goods huve been attached in this
suit and that they had notice OF the pendcncy
thereof
II il o,dereL that The plfTs notify The said Lowell
Whistler oI pendency of this suit, by publishing
abstract their writ and declars.n an this order
thereon three weeks successivev the Eastern Times
newspaper published at Bath, in the County ri Lin
coin the las puhlc To h thirty days least be-
fore the term of this Court, To be holden WITS
cassei within and for The County Of Lincoln, the
fourth Tuesday OF October next, that they may then
and there appear and shew il have, why
judgment should be rendered against them in this
suit and execution issue ACCORDINGLY.
At esf:-E B BOWMAN, Clerk.
Abstract of writ ration and copy OF OF
Couri thereon.
Ateus-E B. BOWMAN, Clrk. sw6
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The Police OF PARIS iiaYe Just disc Overed
new phase in the great science of legerie-
main, as applied to the various arts employ
ed nv chevalers d'industrie. Mr.. Matsell
ought to be on his guard, for Paris sets the
fashions, and New York follows them. The
process is simply t,,s: A well-dressed man
enters a jewellers shop, and goes into a
somewhat minute examination of the stock,
without, however, finding anything to hs
taste. Unwilling 10 give the je weller so
much trouble to no purpose, he makes some
slight purchase, aud takes out his purse to
pay the price. Al this moment a chimney
sweep, with piteous whine, comes into the
shop, and legs a sou for the love OF God =
The wrll-dressed man losses II ten sou piece
upon the Hoor, which the Savoyard seizes
aud makes off uconrIuent. Al the moment
eke ie weller percelves that his most valuable
fsreasi .%l3 or ring has disappeared from The
C suxset. Tie stranger Insists on beng
seaccked, md 3l.aa The jewellers refusal 10
do ~, dec larxs sRxi he will moi stir till all
AoHat 90 Tar IS be Is concerned, is removed.
The skaptaeper, red Wit. shame AT feeling
Gu the packets OF 90 VeR-atessed maiI. al
last complies. T. is se~diess to say that no
l,rez ss-pia 10 Eauad The sUan ger ret'res
eritmtph&st. Spite Of this. however, dis
stranger is the thief. Tie kand that sought
che psr~e &c pay scr tie Object purchased.
sgas clased npoH she breast sis ga question:.
Eeiux Dropped iata a false packet. il sind The
evhote t-agth of the leg, xRa fell aOi,-lessiy
on the fuor. Tue eki,uuey-sweep,s ks, by
the wau. wa<Rf any more a chimney = xeep
thaa s'eu sae, ca possessing himself at el,e
teu sos Ftrce grAt''e& the krea ST tla, and
made If With kde &oxhie hssiy. Ike tVo
accom-, isces ~hs Erteratk Gear slse eaify-
ing rsaasp.n aes 80 tie sIket, al father aud
sa1. tArscset il ,his gay, ~Ith More or less
sssccesx. tai size afssseF. cue Eesy Sight in
discreri1sss. tara~s the police ct th-ir track
and causes tteir detect l0n aud arrest.-Cer.
sf ~ Y. Tribune
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DON EST, FORTS.

B0SB0N-CH 23d, biss Marseiles, Sleeper Thomas
ton; Mex ansk, Mctarty. BATH. r'ff = n =
CD 25th, schs koskiasco, Elwetl, Thomaston injury
Wise, Crockett, RocklaId.
Ar III, scbs Catherine BeaI, Uhcheubach, Waldobo-
roi Exeter, Carts, bath
ca tng BiBs~, Cslburn, Galveston Lucy Ann, Bry-
ant, Philadelphia.
Ar 9Th, schs Childe Harold, P.rkins, Bath Boston,
Bailey Gardiner
Besow. bark J Hsthorn, I'm Marscea.
Ar 2oth, brig Mainland, ii WaldobuTe, Yates. Phla-
del hIas sch Fame, Eolbrefh, East Aachsx-
NEW YuRh-Ar Esd, sch CalDet, .ockIand.
Ar 18th, schs ophir. -, RockaDd Jasper,
Boston,
Ar 26th, ship s Given. Of BowdoiRh am, Given Or
Chesapeake, Babbase, Thomasson
Ar 27th bark Abrana Arey, Havana brig Lucy Watts
of Warren, Watts, Ponce
Ar 2sth, bark Painek Henry, Of Tkomaston, Howes,
Dabln-
NEW ORLEANs-CId 18Th, ship Marathon, Raze.u.
Liverpool
ADV 5rh sri sJos Badger for Liverpool with despatch;
Manila, for York 18th.
Cid 18TH ship Saxon, Crosby, Liverpool
Ar 18th brig Venus, Gardiner York. A.
CID ships Alriatic, Snow, Bordeaux MANILA Gray, N
York.
CHARLEsToN-Ady 1ssh, ship Switzerland, for Liv-
erpool, 4 cargo engaged.
PHiLADELPHIA-Cld 22d, brig saaao, SAWYER, Gar.
diner
Ar 2ad, .ch III Dun,on, Hallo~eIl; brig Chinehilla
Smaiex, B,~ton.
MEMORIAL Esd, soA Ellza Jane, Rockiand for N
York.
SAyANNAH-Ar 22d. brig Almira, Norbeck Boston,
CID brig Richm nd Blair, Bari.
tAL1iM0RE-CId oath, brig Carlann, Flowers, Bath.
NEW LoNDON-Ar tn, sch Watchman, Rock land.
PORTSM0UTH-Ar ED, sch Lucy Blake PhiiadeI-
phia.
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IT, H. Lad;e, of Both and Vioinsty.

MRS. wINSLOw. on experienced nufse
and FEM ALE PHYSICIAN, has SOOTHING
SYRUp, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process Of teethinx BY
softening ,he gums--wiA allay an pain and
spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGU.
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers, 1t will give rest to yourselves and re-
l.ei and health to your infants, neuer has it
fa.led y timely used.-~perfectly safe to be ad.
min'stered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price rs
cents hottie. Z Inp-oi- s..' VI s}r...t.r esa
N. 4. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SoOTHlNG SYRUP. and attend to it at once
II your child is suffering. DR.. S. P. Shaw. agt.
lyIl ~ -----.---- l.
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DIR. PETTIT'S
CANKER BALSAM.

FOR 1 liz CURE Of
Nursing Sore MOuth-SOre NiPples-In.
fants' Sore Mouths%Infants' 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-Irritation of the Bron.
CHA, &c,
The most aggravated cases of nursing sore mouth,
are cured bv the CANKER BALsAM, with ease and
certainty, it being rarely known to fail even in long
standing cases. that have been pronounced incurabls
by the best physicians.
For Infants mouths and sore Nipples it may
be relied upon for perfect and speedy cure, with
the greatest assurance.
Applied to infamed or srelled gums, particularly
to gums Of children rhile teehing it gives immediate
relief.
Crnker in de mouth throat. stomach, or bosDel it re-
qures but few doses to entirely remove Also for
Crnker accompanying CnnkerRdsh, or Scarlet Feper,
it is an unequalled remedy.
ENLARGED ToNsILs are easily cured by the Can
ker Balsam.
Irritation Of the Bronchia, "better known as
tickling in the throat" with tendency to cough 10
relieved and cured by this remedy.
As remedy for HoARsENEss, nothing can COM
pete with this article. The usual remedies-"hoar-
mound candy, cough lozenges," &C., bear no com
parison with it-so say all who try it Pleasant "a
the TASTE mild though active in it's effects, 1t Is 3D.
ministered to children adults with more 3crtsinty
Of the desired effect than any medicine hessoofore
known.
Extract Of a Letter from Mrs Mary A. AeAand..
In February last, was attacked with that pain
full and alarming disease, the 'Nsrsss Sore MutA'
10 battle which, called TO my aid three Of our most
skilful physicians, who administered according 70
their method Of treatment in this disease but 10 no
efect-at last lat the end q tArse months) declart
ing that was incurable at which time had the
good fortune TO obtain bottle Of your ssCanker
Balsam." which applied faithfully o. directed
de unexpected haAps dss assOaisaiss rssaA Of rhicA
ras-a speedy and radical cures
Price IS GENTS Full directions accompany each
bottle. .an
c. W. ATwELL, Portland, Me-, Wholesale Asens
To whom, orders for supplies Of the medicine, may
be addressed.
For sale hy A. g. PAGE, Bath; EFT
cstehen snd WIN BAKER, Lmsviek--sad W nrrcas.,
and desiers in Medicine ger sssliy M
WI II fI-t
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Sherif's Sale

7 iNCOLN, ss-Taken on execut,on and ,v,I h. ..,a :,
" Public Auction, on SATURDAY the 3Oth day Of Aur
ust next on me premises at 10 O'Clock NJ ali the right
redeem the following described premises situated IN
Bath, where . said Woodbury. hives and bounded
as follows VIZ -southery the road leading to Bath
Pond, at low water mark. ~
Meaning hereby to sell all the right which said Wood
bury had the 4th day Of pr 1850 being the d,v
which the attachment made the original writ
the being under mortgage Jeremiah Robinson to
the payment Of two notes. for the Of seventy
dollars each, with interest annually Said notes &
ted February I, 1885. Terms at the sale. ~
n. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
West Bath, July 20, 1851. Sws
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NomEs AS Field LABOe Frs Mr.. CIR

NonEs AS Field LABOe Frs Mr. Greedy,
Ia one Of his letters from Savoy, says of the
women In that country
al ,hisk saw quite as many womea As men
at work in the fields throughout Savoy. 1
girl If G~urtees dciSise yoke Sf oxen anached
to a cart walking beside the team and plying
the xSadsiek- rl,iie boy of her own age lay
At length la the cart, is one Of nv iivciiest re-
coliecti~ms Of Savoyard ways Nutbro~n, IN
bonaeie6 women, hOeng corn with an imple-
ment between an ad1e aad pickaxe, (aad not
a had implement, either, for so rugged and IN
Plowed soil, women driving hogs, cows, &C,
to or from market, we encountered at every
town.- So much hard, rough wOrk and expo
sure is fatal to every trace Of beauty. and do
not remember 10 have seen a woman in Savoy
even moderately good looking, while many
were absolutely revolving. That this is not
Nature fault is proved By the general aspect
of the children, who, though swar,hy, have
often good forms and features"
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FIRST SEIZURE UNDER THE NEW LIoUoR Law.
The City Marshal made descent Friday fore
noon upon J. S. Donnelrs shop. where he
found ten barrels and a large number Of demi.
Johns and jugs of liquor.
He also paid a visit to John Shea, out the
quantity there was small. barely enough being
found to render him liable.
e. The meanest trick out. is the borrowing
q paper every day. year after year, when YOU
are more able 10 pay for it, than some of those
from whom it is borrowed.
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Dissolution Of Copartn,rship.

THE coparnership heretofore known as the frm Of
MORRISON & THORNTON is this day dissolyed by mn
tual consent. - =
Persons having demands against indebted to said firm
called upon for immediate settlement
Business will be continued the old stand by w G
Morrison, who will settle the accounts Of the arm.
wv & MORRISON
Bath, July so, ISL. 3w6 1T THORNTON
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Nothing but the Names Wanted.-Judge Allen
remarked in speech in Worcester that he did
not wonder at the names obtained TO the SUBJ
sc-iption nomination, as it mus; be luxury to
Boston merchants to see Webster euhscrip-
tion. on which nothing ,cas asked except their
manner ? Dr. .r.--
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% G 81 { ii s..

In this city, Saith inst, Thomas s. Bowes Esq, aged
60 years.
In Newcastle, 18th inst, Mr. David Kennedy. aged IS.
In Newcastle, Thursday last, Miss Caroline, d4uyh-
ter OF Mr. Bartlett Sheldon, aged 20.
In WadObors, 18th INST, Chas only child of Charles
and Hannah Emery, aged years.
la Warren, Marcy, wife OF Jabez Haskell, aged 46.
In Monmouth, Mss Eliza W | Palmer, aged "a.
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Letters from Georgia predict the election Of
Howell Cobb. the Union candidate for Gov
ernor. Letters from Mississippi speak of the
election of Gen Foote as a matter of certainty
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House at Auction.

THE subscriber will sell Auction SATURDAY
next Aug I'd, al 10 O'Clock NJ the building on ater
street. near the Railroad Crossing, used Fish Mar
ke together with square Slab Marble Chairs Lamps,
&c, &C. " - II. w OWEN, Auct'r.
DAN, 9eB SO, 1851. a. 49,. a.. s.
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We the undersigned tender thanks the Fire De-
of the city Of Bath for their efficient
saving the Aims House from fire. the morning of the
18th Also the citizens generally, for their prompt
assstancep saving the property entrusted our care
s3lflGs. ~ JESSE DUSrON,
Bath, July 20, 1851. ISABELLA S. DUSTON.
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~ The eclipse came off on Monday morn
makers, but it barely caused Sol to wink.
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Na aee6ages.

In Richmond, Vim Weber Miss Melinda Morton.
In Bristol 2uth inst, Capt Austin Miller to Miss Martha
Clark.
In Lewiston, John Cheever to Miss Julia A Smith -
David Jones to Miss Sarah Banks.
In Monmouth. Abisha Benson to Miss Deborah Hill
man. 4.s
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Notice.
A Card.

Rev B. r. BowLEs will preach at the Universalis
Church in this city, on Sun ay next.
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NEW GOODS!

THE subscriber has just received large nssor meri
Of fresh FAMILY GROCERIES, which, in aidi-
ton his former stock, comprises OF the largest
the city. among which are
Old u y<oH TEAS, Ooong Teas,
Young do do NmyUne, do
Souchnng do.
Old Govt Java COFFEE, Pernnmhuco Coffee,
Rio do 81 Domingo do
Ouch Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
81 Croix do Porto Rico do
Havana do.
Standardization and Box Raisin.-C mr.
unls-Burnng Fluid, extra qualiiy-Bar Soap-Mo
asses-and all other articles usually kept in Grocery
Store. To be sold al the hives, prices for cash.
X. r. SMITH,
Opposite the Sagadahock House.
Paih. Jnn- 25. 1851 III
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
= ~ ARRIVED. EDT
THURSDAY, July "a.
Sch Arcola, Low, Gloucester. D. .,... ..,--.f
DISASTERS.

Rank Sophia of Calais, lost Machias, was a good
sesse about 800 tons, old, valued $4,000
TheGe is upon her in Boston for SIS V0,
guay ypded between the New England Equitable and
Columbian Ounces. Tae remaining fourth probably
insuIed nj q distant OIlce.
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NEW ENGLAND ART UNION.

fIdE objects OF this Institution are the encourage.
menl of Artists and the promotion Of Art 10 be ac-
compished by procuring subscriptions of money 10 be
applied 10 The distribution Of Works os Art amers The
SUBSCRIBERS and furnishing Artists the means OF EIDE.
cation in Art.
Subscribers Of fve dollars me MIXERS of,he Socio-
are entitled 10
lst-Am Engraving Of The highest order engraved for
the Society, and printed for Subscribers only
The Engraving for this year will be from the master
ly production Of lls-n, entitled Saul aud the Witch
OF Endor.' owned by Col T. II. Perkins and mos,
generously loaned by him 10 The SoeIeit for that pur.
pose.
depth of color fine drawing and grand conception
ms ricihfe VIII rank with the best in the world. Size
Of The plate 10 by &c inches
2d-One Share in the allotment made at the Annual
General Meeting.
The amount on hand after providing the necessary
sums Tor expenses. &C. will he divided by the Directors
INTO number of sums of various amounts 10 the value
Of $40 10 $500 the purchase of works
of Art OF The property of Artists their immediate
heirs and such be represented Dy certificate 10
be aioucd 10 the subscribers al which allotment the
subscribers will be invited 10 attend.
The certificates devoted 10 the purchase of
Pictures, Drawings Medals Engravinss and other
Works Of Ar, executed by native resident American
Artists.
All payments from the funds Of the Institution are
made 10 the Artist direct.
The Directors will select works of AIi for such prize
holders as may desire II.
Subscriptions received by
SAWYER MAGOUN, Honorary Secretaries.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

(Per Steamship America, at BostonJ
Sid I'm Liverpool 10Th, Humphreys Badger New
Adv 18th Eva. Philbnck, for Philadelphia 18th.
In port ldg CoOqueror Boutelie, for New York.
Cid al London l0th Chns Cooper, Cuts, New York
In port, Has I.eanard, Thompson, for Boston
Ar at Newport, Yorktown, Storer, London Macedo-
mia Snow, do to load for Portlad lOth Nancy Pasted
Ar at Cardiff 9Th, s.xoay. Meicher, London.
Ar at Queenstown 9Th, Niagara, Smith, Liverpool for
New York.
Id from Bodera, lst ship Henry WARREN Rairden, ca.
dir
Ar at Cronstadt 2sh ult, Marion, sampson, Havana
Sid Cd inst bark Barring Brothers, Cotter New York !;
3D. Oregon, Thompson, do; 4th, Robert Pstten Fulton
Ar Elsineur 4h inst, Clyde Fenwick, RIGA for Bo.
ton, (probably EngandD
Ar Alcant 2sth ult, Delaware, P,tten New Orleans,
via CadIz. -..
Crcnstadt-In port ed inst, ship Sheffield Lewis, for
London, ldg.
Havre-in port 9Th inst, ship Rhine, Doane, for New
St John, NB-Ar alst sch Triumphant, Bs.et, Rock.
land. u..... .n
cid 2sd, sch Isl hne. ober, Bath.
Leghorn-In ort I'd inst, Tienton, Snow and Iowa.
Blake for New York, idg.
Sid 2 III, shi Monterey, Crowell, New York
Genoa-sld prev TO 5th. Niagara, Haynes Leghom, to
load for New York.
Nuevltas-In port abt 18th. brig orole Brandt for
York soon.
In port 18th, brig Matinc, Thorndike from Key West
Maanzas-In port i4th barks Gilbert Green, and ve.-
ia, Percy, wig frt.
sagua-n port 18th, bark orne ST John, Rodbird, for
New York Is DIS.
In port 18TH banks Roderick Dhu, McClnton for N W
York, dg John Bud Bird, for do 5 Catherine Watts,
for do, dg
Cardenas-In port l4th brig Atakapas, SareIle, for
Baltimore
Turks Islands-In port abt 18th, Jno Cumming Dwight
FIN Savannah, sail 20th-one for Boston,
another supposed for Bath. I
9. STEPHENS NB-sld 18th, ship Sarah Hyde, Lowell,
Liverpool.
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TAKES.

A GREEABT.Y Ia a vote ii the City Council notice is
n hereby given that the tcres assessed the inhab-
i,ans ofthe city, for The Ie5 have been this day
committed To for collection.
An persons paying their Taxes within III rfy dogs
vii. receive a discount of per cent. il paid in
VS. per and IL iney paid within min fy
as. ordered 10 he srei.
AMMI Il MITCHELL, Treasurer and Collector.
Bath, Junc 26. 1c51. 3m2
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SPOKEN.

July lat as lon "a, ship Nathr KmbalI, Cox, from
Newport, E, for Mobile.
July 49, lat 26 TO- Ion 7sa shpT Roger from Havana
for Cronstadt.
July lat sil Ion II Sc, bark wyandote, IL days I'm
Boston for Havana. ~ -"I
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Marine Insurance.

NHE Undersigned, Agen, for several Boston and other
Ofhces, will insure agairiat MARINE RIsxs Yes.
sells. Freight, Goods and Effects, 10 any amour, re-
CURED At The usual rates Policies issued aud LOSSES
Promptly paid al BAH. Claims Underwriters adjust
ed and cotlecicA. JOHN H. KiMBAI.L.
One nearly opposite Sasadahock House.
Bath, July 12, 1s5t. 1y3s
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BATH STEAM
CORDACE MiNUF iCTORY.

''HE above Mandatory during the past season hnv-
Il ing been completely reiled with machinery
including Engine, Tarring Apparsius and Spinning
ufachinery-comprising all the latest Improvements.
The proprieiors would Invilc the aueniion of ship
owners and dealers IN Cordage generally, their
adjustment, where may lie found of first
quality Hemp aud Manila Cordage, which will be sold
by wholesale or reth as the forrest Manufacturer pr
css
Gangs Of Corlage, warranted equal 10 any in tbs
market. furnished short notice and all orders from
this or neghboring towns, will be promptly attended
Please rail- 6efo'e purchaeiny elserheye.
For sale on Inc premises. >cctnd-hand Steam En-.
CINE of ten horse power and Boiler which will be sold
al u bargain.
ta7 - T. DONNEIL
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Tin Plate Worker Wanted.

WANTED Immediately by the subscribers, FIRST rate
w iin-plate worker. None Others need apply.
Juiy2. MITCHELL. l. Low.
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co sHBErsCoPPER y n.hc.s ,sSsn1 assd chsin
% CsbDs. Inquire Of MfeAnEH! II;.~
Bath, Jyiy IS, 1881. ,or o. "a w.
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THE subscriber, riviny laid supply Of clear crys-
L ial Ice. will con delivering soon as the
weather becomes favorable aud close the 1s of October
AT he following prices:
TBS daily Tor ~: or 81 per month.
IL fbs daily for rs
20 ibS daily for s..
Fishermen and Others will be supplied by the hundred
or ton al etsonabe prices e. :, j.. l-st feE.
CHARLES r. GREENLEAF
Bath, Aprit2o, 1851. { ID 46tf
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MRS. +. kIDDER'S
WORLD RENOWNED
Cholera, Dyscntcry and DiarrhGa
CORDIAL.

THIS Cordial has long been known The great Rem
l rdy for The Cholera. common Cholera Morbus, Dys-
cutlery and every form or Diarrhora
So il il 10 that need be lost il
rightly irened with this medicine II gives immediate
relief from n. " w u I.
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Ice! Ice!!

ia Y FORKS-tiand Kakes Of all kinds-Patent and
IL Common Sheaths-.or sale whole sale and retail by
June 20 1851. w p MARSTON.
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FLORICULTURAL.

HIGGINS NURSERIES FLUSHING, L. T., NEAR
New York-Danie Higgins for sale at his
rie large select assortment Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees Flowering Shrubs Evergreens 0arnation erba-
and Perennial Plants Dwarf Box for Garden Edyng
&C., &c 5000 Usage Orange for Hedges 5000 Double as
l0G0 Assorted Euonymfs for Hedges 10000 Thorn Accia,
for Hedges The choicest variety Of Pears Apples, Pums
Neetarines Aprieots Peaches Cherries, Ounce Goose
berries Raspbcrries Currants Strawberries Grape Vines
Figs Sc Among the variety Of ornamental Trees Is the
stock of Ornamental Trees adapted for street plantip
avenues and pleasure grounds Also, variety OF Ever
greens and Plants adapted for Hedges great variety Of
Creeping Vines which variety OF Praries Null
tihora Greve and Nosette Roses oneysukle Wistara.
Glyene. Evergreen Ivy adapted to stone build
ings Trumpet Cree and other varieties The
pretor returns many thanks to hir friends and the public
FOR the many yors he has received which has enabled
him extend Lis nurseries and hopes the
by strict end panctuai to all orders VI
sters invited to select their Trees carefully
packed and sent to all parts of the Union ordered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01
THE TURF,


CPORTING-HUNTING PARK hcOURSE-TR0TTISG
- April and TO- with two sweepstakes Pprses
close Apr 5th Amount OF 81 400 o in APRIL May
and June See advertisement in the New York Spirit Of
the Times also Matches close half forfeit Amount Of $40
Look out for live sport. 4, EASTMAN, Proprietor.
ID ED HousD PLEASURE GRouSD.-rROTrING.-
II This day TUESDAY, April lst match and parse
the b. 81 Carey, and b. r., Shepherdess-mile heats 70
harness. after of S25 will be roted
Mile heats best three for horses that
purse. The enters Dolly Parker r.
Green enters b. BLACK Joke; r: Helms enters Oh
Johnny LemonPeel. 4. LCFF Proprietor.