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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13

How Coal SHOULD BE CONSUMED. Not
wllhstandng the general use Of an,hra-
cite coal in families, few persons know ex~
actly how 10 use II properly. This busi-
ness is usually entrusted to servants, and
as their experience has taught ,hem-the
more wood the more fre-lhey throw on
the Goa on the same principle. expecting
the same results. This practice, how
ever, destroys the draught necessary TO
consume the coal, and the consequence is
that the suphurous gases, instead of be-
ing consumed, are dispersed through the
rooms OF the house, to the injury of health
and frequently the spelling of the food in
the process of cooking. No stove should
ever contain on a fair average a greater lay
er than four inches Of coal-less in ma
Jority of cases will answer. A beautiful
red heat is then generated, the coal parts
with all its im6ammable elements, and
deposits lis earthly matter in fine particles
in the receiver. Try the experiment and
see the results. Anthracite would be the
only fuel used for domestic purposes in
every family, if the proper mode of max
ing a coal fire was more generally under
stood. Philadelphia Ledger. rr-o~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13

It is singular how soon we become at
tached to things. Sleep night in the
woods, and you will part with the old
rock that served you for Fireplace with
as many regrets as il you were bidding a
long adeu to home. Or make voyage
TO Europe, and the ship that took you
there will become so endeared to your
memory, that her destruction by storm
would touch you as nearly as the browns
ing of friend. @aA
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13

EXCESSIVE MoDEsrY.-A young lady no.
ted for her affected manners, recently en-
tered the showroom of fashionable nils
liner, with whom her family were acqnain-
ted, for the purpose of making some
lrialng purchases. On being asked how
her mothers health was, she replied y
"She is not very well. y -aaa. aasa
"Ah what is the matter with her %
"She fell down stairs and hurt her
u.tesy BENDER ,..-ta7.4 ,,- y,
tHer what 90 -at (
Her courtesy bender"
C9,priesy bender! what is thata in.
CURED the puzzled milliner g,
"Why, her knee" NJ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13
THE MAN WHO DIDN'T WANT TO Be MEAN


The MAN WHO DlpN T WANT TO BE MEAN.
In one OF the back towns of a neigh
boring state, where il is the custom of the
school teacher TO board round, the fol-
lowing incident occurred, and IS vouched
for by the highest authority. A year or
two ago an allotment being made In the
usual manner for the benef; Of The school
mistress, it happened that the proportion
OF one man was just two days and a half.
The teacher sat down to dinner or the
third day. and was beginning 10 eat, when
The man of the house addressed her as
follows: "Madam. suppose your board.
ing time is out when you have eat half a
dinner,--but as don't want to be mean
about it, you may eat, if you choose, about
as much as usual" Burlington Senti-
mel.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13

Quick WITTED.-An Irishman. hav.
ing accidentally broken pane in the
window of house in Queen street, at
tempted as fas: he could to get out Of
the way. when he was followed and
seized by the proprietor, who exclaimed:
"You broke my window fellow, did
you not 2"
ITO be sure did," said Pat, "and
didn't you see me running home for
money to pay for it Z"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13
Chemical Toothachc Drops.

OR CHEMICAL COMPOUND,
For The Of tn W,rSt Tontaachs by its app ic1
.rii 4g n JGtU times.
THIS is the only compound which efec 1aIly kills the
OF the deecv tooth without the least pain or
injury TO the others. tits warranted not TO contain the
least acid or kreosoie which is so injurious to the other
Teeth and so poisonous in their effects l..f --
This ARTICLES ottened used Kill the the de-
cayed tooth before filing. thereby preventing the oper
alton from being painful. q iuN ~
N b. See than the direction which accompanies each
bottle has the signature of FREDERICK BROWN
the proprietor in his own hand writing without which
can be genuine. i'l"l# 0H 19.I .T7~l
1y2S AG PAGE. Sole 4gsat for Bah
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13

A wealthy, popular, and gay young gen.
tlemen once boasted that be eeuld walk
home with any one of The members Of a
certain Division Of the Daughters Of Tenn
perance, from Church 4; he accordingly,
after services were over, on the next Sab
bath. spruced up to a fur damseI and with
a polite bow, rendered his arm. The
young lady exclaimed :-"No, sir +; Pll
never put my arm through another jug
handle as long as live ~
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A countryman was standing on one Of
the waryes he other day, watching the
process of'hoisting the anchor. Of shin
which was getting under way. and as he
saw the huge iron rise from the water ID
the "yo- heave>o.." Of the sailors, he ex-
claimed, ss Z,
"You may heave high, and heave low,
but you will never get .thatgreat crooked
thing through that little hoIe-Iknow BET,
ter" S7TaLA5 n
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ANODYNE.
OR POOR M4NS PLASTER.
Price l2t cfnts for a la re Size.

FTIct III ffhlN J0T a IA g VIZ :
THIS plaster is recommended with the greatest conf
deuce, ia fact il is recommended with thai conf
dence Thai lift is obtained OF the proprietor and
moi gi We relief, the NONE shall POSITL Ell Y be
REFUNDED For weakness pain in III ms.
back side. breast limbs, neck joints rheumatism um-
bago, &c Thare have been thousands OF Them sold,
and not one single instance has occurre. where they
have not given relief. The price being very low ev-
cry person can obtain it, In coughs, colds aslh-
and difficulty OF breathing the lungs will
afford great relief
1t be truly said il is the best strengthening pas-
ter now in Ii is an entirely article, and not
like any other now in
1y35 a G PAGE SIZE Agent for 3 nth.
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Worm LOZcnges

RE the most valuable and cerain medce ever dis
n covered for destroying and expeng all kinds Of
Worms, which so frequently trouble children. They
most excellent remedy, and pleasant the
common confectionery. The foowi ing are
OF the most prominent symptoms of
headache dreams, vertigo. topper, commissions,
ishmess thirst bad the mouth offensive breath
paeness about the and month, itching of he nose
nausea, difficult breathing, colo pains in the stomach
voracity, leanness, &c. &c. PAGE, Sole Igent
for B1h- 1y2S
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A LUCKY BoRRowER.-The Winches-
ter Independent (Tennessee) says "A
man came into our office the other day to
beg newspaper, "because." said he, 1--WE
are very fond of reading the papers, but
our neighbors don't take none now" We
gave him half dozen TO distribute among
his neiehbors, and picayune to buy a
ginger cake. and the delighted fellow went
on his way rejoicing.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13

A GENERAL assortment, constantly on hand
Hand for sale by u. HYDE & co. corner Of
Front and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage, Manila and Tarred, from
the manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by
gang or retail, Cotton, Scotch and Russia Duck
Of all descriptions, Cotton and Hemp Twines,
Anchors all sizes, Chains, Gables, Sheets and ties
of Boston manufacture from English refined Iron /,
also, best proved English Chains, Bolt and Sheet
Copper. Composition Spikes, Nails, with other
castings Of all descriptions, Patent WindIass
Gear Windlass Necks, and Capstan Spindles
Cambooses, Spikes aud Nails, Naral Stores,
Paints, Oils and Glass, Nautical Instrumen ts
Books, Charts. &c.
Many Of the above articles can, on suitable
notice, be delivered to the purchaser n his place
of siness, direct from the manufacto ry free of
expense to him, and at the manufacturers low.
est price.
Bath, Jul. 2, IS47. tf2
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Sea Otter Oil.

rNHER f number of species of Otter of which
L the Sea Ouer is much the largest, being about the
size OF n large mash, aud weg hing from seventy q
eighty pounds lis color, when in fun season is per-
tecIly black; and At other times of dark brown The
iuf is very hne and sells al high price in China 10
which The skins are generally taken. 1t is exclusively
found between the 49ih and Goth degrees of north at
tude the northwest coast OF North america and
shores of kamscatcha. and the adjoining Islands IL
always The III the immediate vicinity OF
SAIL water.
The nIirss icf-re this Otter is taten. its oil
for ths gr5tcti an for flying the hair
They do Ter any other OIL uss on the
head. 1y2S 4 G. PIG E. Soe Agent for Bath
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P O 3 7 R y
For the Eastern Times.

...a For the Eastern Times.
Why with such scrutinizing zeal, ~
Dost thou my steps pursue;
And with such unmistaken looks,
Ny every action yiewf
Hast thou a thought may deceive,
And smile but to betray;
And clothe my words in tenderness,
My heart as false as theyi
Hast thou not seen the depth as yet,
Ofmy unchanging hearth
That from its purest, hottest shrines,
Thy love can ne'er depart:
Could you but read the lines of love
Engravcn on my soul,
And see its every thought and act,
All under your control;
And suffering with the greatest joy,
Unmingled grief and pain,
That brushes with fearful weight,
You could not doubt again. ..
Your generous soul could never ask
Stronger conviction given,
That you possessed my highest love;
Fen what belongs to Heaven.
And yet do not feel surprised,
That jealousy appears;
And that my mournful future lot,
Is mixed with many fears.
Yet, o! whatever may bstide
This breaking heart of mine;
One thing is sure, its warmest love,
Is thine; forever thine.
And it shall last while life endures,
And burn with frightening ray:
Deaths power shall fail in keeping it,
From realms of endless day. Il.
And there in vigor, strength and grace,
Its power shall still increase
And while eternal years roll on,
My love shall never cease. NJ.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13

An editor, summing up the virtues Of q
soap boiler, lately deceased, concluded his
eulogy with the usual phrase, 'peace to
his ashes" The remark gave great Of
fence to the family, one of whom threaten
ed the editor with personal violence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13
Paint YOUR Roofs.

PLAkE' SPatentPaint OF Artificial Slate for
Dsale in any quantity by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON& Co.
The value ofthis icle will be seen by the
following certhca ,es from gentlemen who have
used u and proved itsindurating qualities.
MR. BLAKE- Dear Sri had bull ding
adjoining The wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory
the rooI Of which was covered with your Fire
proof Paint or Arlihcial Slate. The factory
took fire. and during he progress ofits desrruc-
ton, large Numbers Turning shing and 9th
Ell combustible materials fell upon his 90 r, so
covered, and expected every moment 10 see it
burst into flames, but after the factory burned
down examine dsaid roofand found il literally
covered with Goals and cinders, burthe fire had
NOT made the least impression upon il. After
tins est, therecertauly can be no doubt asto
its fire-proo fqualities. Ii s.
Rochester, Sept..lS4s. SETH C.. JONES.
ut.r AMERICAN HOTEL, 4.
E Broadway, New York, Oct, 4th, 1S4S.
Ma. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the roof ofihe American, with yonr Fire
proof Paint. Wenow find that il has become
ashard asslate and the almost constanttread
ofthe servants (whouse the top ofthe housefor
drying clothes does not affect il IN the least,
and il provesa II hat it was recommended.
tf6 TABER g. BAGLEY.
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CUREFOR WHOOPING COUGH.
DOWNS, ELIXIR

Is very desirable medicine 10 use in this complaint
and probably breaks up the cough efectuay than
any other known remedy. ,.r. t-
Ii Ioosens The cough aud enables the patient 10 raise
easilyand freely thus saving the labor Of head cough
ing.
1fyou have the whooping cough, or if YOUR chill
DRES KEEP YOU AWAKE NIGHTS with their coughing, be
sure and nse DOWNS ELIXIR, and you will find il all
we recommend it, I. w
Sold by Druggists aud dealers in medicine generally
and by A. 6. Page. $ p. Shaw, aud j. NJ. Keep, Bath ;
VIM. Baker and Z. r Gatchell, Brunswick; E. Dana
Wiscassei; f.. Dana Jr.. and f J. Gdden, Damaris-
cola; and VIM. II, Barnard, and John Buch, Waldo
boro' 25
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r. BROWNS
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters

THIS is no quack nostrum: II is prepared the
best materials, and the receipt has been examined
and approved by many of the first physicians in the
United States. IaHII .-I. 'f|l
These excellent Bitiers will be found certain cure
in all caseset indigestion or Dyspepsia Jaundice Loss
OF Appetite. General Debility, Fanness and Sinking
ofthe Stomach I.owness of spirits, Costiveness De-
termination of blood 10 the head, pain The limbs and
side, diarrhdea weakness dizziness cutaneous erup-
lions on the face and neck, hectic fever and
SICK headache, aciduy of stomach bilious affections
piles and IN all diseases causedby purity OF the blood
the debility OF Ind system, The unhealthy slate OF The
stomach and bowels N 5000 .fi.L ri-e.rIl al .f
These Biters are warranted 10 be purely vegetable
cempound-and mark This. 70 they can nerer do the
least injury IN any ,ctatsrer.
They are kept by many persons a FAMILY MEDI-
CINE and have been given To the youngest children.
account Of the ndness OF their operation, with excel
lent effect PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath. 1y2s.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13
The Heart Of Man.

In the heart of man is a sacred light,
Where visions of goodness and beauty stand !;
But oft it happens, some willfal spritc,
Has quenehed in darkness the flaming brand
81 fsfl afGirl < fsf4 slaAmN1Eis ~ p la
,.s.iir Y h4eurra Il u aef5 ssts.l-T a.s;,t
One lowering cloud in the far, far west, y "a
May give to the heavens sombre hue, 80
ffYlthc heart Of man: one i'll behest isi,snss
May Ill his better thoughts imbrue.
s(DolInr Newspaper.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13
Cure for Rheumatic Affections. ~.
The Cramp and Pain Killer.

Prepared by Curtis Perkins, is most efficient rem
edy for g.rtrtt
Rheumatic Affections, Pain in the Limbs, Side,
Back or Stomach, Headache. Toothache, Bill
lious, Cholc, Cramp in the Stomach. Cramp
in the Limbs, Wounds. Bruises. Cuts, Burns,
Scalds, Chilblains. Frozen Limbs. and all 9TH
er inAammatory complaints -f-
The Cramp aud Pain Killer is also excellent arti-
Gle for DYSENTERY and BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
1t immediately checks all DiarriGa restores tone and
regularity the stomach and bowels, and does not tsaue
the patient costre is usually the after such
attack -t3 NJ .. ..
20 1t is an excellent Hon Sc AND OK I.INIMESr.
Sold by Druggists and dealersin medicine generally,
three sized bottles IS and 3i cents bottle,
and by A.G. Page, BATH VIM. Baker, and E T Catch
ell, Brunswick. --s.. tr ". 3m25
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CURE FOR LUNG COMPLAINTS.
DOWNS ELIXIR

: a mos; efecIuul vemedy for Lug and Liver
plants Ii cures colds, coughs, whooping cough,
Group asthma, bleeding at the lungs, bronchial aftec
TONS canker III the throat and stomach and lung and
liver complaints. II has cured many cases OF what
was believed 10 be confirmed consumption.
1t is highly concentrated, and sold in OF and Il
bottles al 80 cts and 81 per bolle. a.
Large cates of its good effects have
been published and constantly receiving new
ones, but IT, and it will BE ITS OWN BEST ccMMEN-
DATIoN. ssh
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-13

GINGERBREAD SNAps.-Take a pound
and a half of -four, half pound of butter,
the same Of sugar, and molasses, and an
onnce Of powdered ginger. Mix well be-
fore the fire, add FIVE table~spoonsful of
thick cream, work into stiff paste, roll
out thin, dip wine-gIass into flour, cut
out the snaps with it, and bake in quick
oven. H-... -
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DR.. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.
4bc1d of all otLers ~

Ahead of all Others!
THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
BECAUSE they safer, better and more eflcacious
500 900 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years.
YOUNG IND OLD, MILE AND FEMALE
always take them with equal safety, without lear.
IF PILLS BE NErESS4RY
for purgng and cleansing the stomach and bowels and
purifying the blood and fluids of the body take other
for other pills produce those combined effects
tain sarsaparilIa in them
Eat, drink and live as usual
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking them,
without fear of taking cold during all kinds of weather
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
waCered that more certificates from physi-
clans lerpymen members of congress and respectable
citizens) can produced of their efficacy than of any
and box will do more good than two boxes of any
others.
Forty Pills are in a Box!!
and sold at T,cnty-Fue Cen's Bor, with directions,
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They have taste unpleasant smell,
Free from dust powder of any kind,
Do grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce sickness, vomiting bad feelings
THEY ARE GOOD At ALL TIMES,
And adapted to most diseases common TO mankind.
No one having taken them will be willing after
wards to take any Others because they always do good
and if they do not then no others will.
N, .LElDY THE P2OPR IE TOR g. MANUFACTURER
is regular Druggist Chemist and Physcian of Is years
experience Philadelphia graduate of the University of
Pcnnsy member of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia New York, Boston, altimore, &c. and
associate and corresponding member of several Medical
Institutions in London and Paris, &c.
m. Principal depot, Dr. LBIDYs DIsrESsARY No. ia
North FOURTH ST., Philadelphiaand sold wholesale and
retail by
A G. PAGE, Agent, Bath-Dmgin e. Co, Portland
Dillingham; & Titcomb, Augusta-Alex Warren, kenne-
bunk-S Page Co, Halloweli-A Carter q Son, Port
land--and by Druggists and storekeepers generally.
1y22 -.. 'HraH".' a... N
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From The American Mechanic.
Give me a Home.

Give me Home.
Give me home that can call
Ny own, dear, peaceful home;
Where l can be happy and free,
And kindly pleasures come.
Give me a home, some simple place
Where peace is sure to come; -r
Where freed from care may find there,
A kind and happy home.
Give me home, where sunny smiles,
The hours of sadness break;
Where ali day long, the joyous song,
In notes of gladness wake.
Give ne home. though it be some
Lone, humble spot of earth;
Gref shall ne'er come in that sweet home,
Where hearts are filed with mirth.
Give me home, where can be
BY my own bright freside;
And be lord over that if no more, IA tf
! And fearlessly preside.
Give me home, that none can say,
"Your quarters rent is due;
Without delay, you must it pay, ea
Or for il I will sue."
Give me home where no vile threat,
Or fear, shall us distress; 'rFH
But where each heart will do its part o
To make all happiness.
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Real Estate Fer Sale.

THE wen Known wpdron Estate, situated on The
west side of Washington street, between Centre and
School sireets,a desirable stand for business will
be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
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Indenendent Line

AnUcRcmOCUt AAnACs
OPENED TO RICHMOND. Winter arrangement
" commencing Jan 20, 1851. 4
rdss;lJer trans will leave the Station foot OF Ches
nut sire T. daily (Sl1iys excepted for Westbrook
Falmouth, Cumberland, YARN ,uth Freeport, Bruins
WICK 'wloinham, Richmond and Bath, rs ioows:-
Leave Portland for Baih ats Is N, and 1 NJ.
" Portland for Bowdoinham aud Richmond. p NJ
Bath for Portland. al 8 NJ, AMI IL 30 NJ.
Bath for Richmond, WOO ut II 80 p NJ
=" Richmond for Portland aud Bath nj II 80 T Nj.
Each train from Bath and Richmond, connects nj
Portland W III the trains from Pr land 10 b siou.
The train from Potlani connects with the train
leaving Boston at Z A NJ.
Passengers arriving in the morning train from Boston.
and taking This line Kennebec River, will lake the
cars Of this road the Junction of the Portland, Saco and
Portsmouth Railroad al Cape Elizabeth
Stages leave Richmond arrival of the train
leaving Portland al for Gardiner, Hallowell and
Augusta
Bath, stages connect with Wscasset, Damariscot-
ta Wadoboro, rhomaston Belfast and Bangor
JOHN RUSSELL, In Supe' intendent.
Portland, Jan 81, ISL 81
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Parallel Railway Axles.

GEORGE GARDNER Il co. 5 Liberty Square, Bos-
VI offer for sale Parallel Railway Axes of superb
quality. The Parallel Axies from late experiments
in England, have been shown by Mr.. u. B. Thorney-
croft 10 be superior 10 any others i'll
Oct s. 1850. Iml7
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Lake of the eyrie BETTING thy pride.
Springs the bald eagle the tempest to ride;
White headed storm bird,
Wild is thy scream heard,
Waking the desolate rocks at thy call,
Pelts the grey rain and the snow javelins fall,
Nor turns thy strong wing aside from its fight,
The tumult is giadness to thee and delight
Lake of the wilderness, Joy OF the heart,
Chainless and curbless, how graceful thou art !!
Cup of the hills, Er
Millions of rills
Bring unto thee, from forest and mountain,
Tributes Of crystal from cavern hid fountain;
Rejoiced at thy beauty, as all things delight,
When CLEAN of the beautiful gladdens the
sight.
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Raw Stale ShaWlS.

OPENING this morning large assortment of Bay
" State Long and Square Shaws, direct from the mills,
for sale cheaper than ever, by II. W. OWEN:
Oct. 5. 1850 IL
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MOuSlin de LANES.

the Auction Store of Gwen Co. received mi,
a morning, and for sale cheaper than ever ~
July 81 I OWEN ca 4.
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phiN : Mohair Goods, new and beautiful slyle,
= '"e AucHoh Room OWEN x Co
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from Godey's Lady's Book for March.
To Moosehead Lake.
BY E. CAKES SMITH.

Lake Of the beautiful Solemn and still.
How art thou sleeping by mountain and rill /!
Welcome to thee,
Primal and free!
Rarely footstep thy silence hath broken,
Poet-lip never thy beauty hath spoken;
Screened in the wilderness lonely and far.
As we see in the north sky one only star.
Lake of the cold cline. buried in wild wood,
Ages of solitude over thee brood;
The plunge of the bird
In the distance is heard;
Softly away and away dies the sound,
Lost in the glens that encircle thee round;
Thou ar, creature delishtins TO reign
Where the light footed snow wakes no echo
again.
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Lake of the dark pine imp of the north land

Lake of the dark pine imp Of the north land !!
Calmly in winter thou foldest thy white hand /;
The ost-spirit here,
With glittering spear,
Sits at thy feet with his pale hammered host;
Lover of thine long he clings to his post
Sounds the loud blast of his bugle by night,
The breast of the Thaw King" to fill with af-
fright.
Lake of the mountain home! barring his brow,
Up from its finty bed springs Kinneho;
Lo! antlered and tall,
'Gainst the heavens blue wall,
Gaping the bold cliff, the stately moose stands.
Shutting the wind that from ice-covered lands
Tells where the moss and the FIR tree are grow
ing
Tells where the stream from the iceburg is flow
ing. .....
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Notice!
Childrcn's Hats and Cans.

EARNSWORrH & BROOKS have thfs dax re.
ceIved from New York, fine assortment of new
will he sob low. " - 'N-
BAH, Ang. II. 1850.
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;. Pages Vegetable SyruD-
New Goods,

EOh IeWiIeSl and valuabIe remedy jusl rec a III
PAGE, Agent for Bath
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Give me home that can call
Ny own, dear, peaceful home;
Where can be happy and free,
And kindly pleasures come.