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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23
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IN .nis city, 10th inst by Rev Mr. Hawes Mr. Africa
1 Rn ~ MSS Margaret Ne rton, both Of this city.
Parshley, both of this CITY e = ' ~
Sarah w Brler, of b. " '" 'o Hiiss
In Boothbay Mr. Benjamin Keuney to Miss Margaret
Miss Harriet Meservey Of jefferson. "
In Boston, 18th, Mr. Henry E Mann to Miss Anne +,
Sanford, both fB. A''"' LIS
In Lowell, Mr. Basil w Bradley of ST Johnsburv VT N
Mrs Anna Rowe of Leeds, Me. - "
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

T INCOIN ss-At Il Probate Court held nj Nisca set
IL on the SIKH day OF Jan A d. ISL
Or erd that Abel Grover, administrator Of the estate
Of James Grover late uf Bowdoiu, IN said COMFY de-
ceased notify the heirs law creditors Of said de-
ceased and all persons Interested. that his third account
81 administration the estate Of said dec will
offered for allowance Probate Court to held nj
Wiscasset the first Monday uf February next when
and where they may be present il they cause
Notice to DE gwen by pun. shi- attested copy OF
this order in the Eastern FINES printed al Bath hire,
weeks successfully before said Court OF Probate
Given under my hand this sixth day OF January in
the year OF Lord thousand eight hundred ana
hity-une.
ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge Of Probate
3w30. Copy Atesi-EpwIx : HovFy Re-
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lust received al J w ROBERT another lot ofthosc
y Youths doubled soled Thick Boots-2d door north OF
Owens Auction Store 20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

BATH GLBE CLUB. We are glad to be in
formed that the Bath Glee Club propose giving
series of three concerts, for the amusement Of
our Citizens provided sufficient encouragement
IS given. We are glad, not only because it will
afford our citizens a rational and heathful
amusement but because we are particularly iu
favor with home productions. In this case, we
feel sure the public will get more for their
money. than they have lately got from the i'm
ported singers. The tickets for the series will
be fifty cents for one person-single concerts
twenty cents,
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state of Maine.

T INCOIN ss-At a Probate Court held al Wiscassct
Ia IN the SIKH day OF January AID, ISL
Ordey,d, thai Johnson jacques executor of the last
Will. Nc. at CrispfS Graves late OF TopSham in said
County. deceased notify the heirs law and creditors
OF SAID deceased ana all persons Interested his
account ot execution on the estate SAID deccas will
be offered for allowance Probate Court WIscas
The first Monday Of Feb. next. when and where
they may be present ii they see cause
Notice Ia be given by publishing an attesied copy OF
this order N the Eastern FINES a newspaper printed
Bath three weeks successfully belo,r said Court Of
Probate.
Given under my hand this sixth day of January in
The year OF Lord thousand eight hundred and
hi one.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
Copy Attest-EDwIN :. IlovEY, Reg. 3w3Us
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The Union Meeting

1A0 = HIV1I INV O1O
HAVING passed of 10 the satisfaction OF an true
friends OF the Constitution, public attention Is now
being directed 10 UPTON,S Daguerreotype Rooms, IS
Front Street Mr. Upton respectfully informs his Gus
toners that he has reduced his prices, that none who
M nrsssnt "a nortunty 25u
INST received at w ROBERTS, prime LOT Of
d Mems Grained Boots. Call and examine, % door
north of Owens Auction Store. ~
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: tate of Maine,

T INCOLN. ss-AI a Probate Court hrl al Wiscassei.
IL On The sixth day OF Jan. AID 1851
der d. that Ephraim Harding administrator OF the
estate OF james ilunewel late Of Wiscas>et. in said
County deceased, notify the heirs law and creditors
{" SAID deceased and all persons Interested Thar his
"nd account al administration the of said lie
ceased Will be offered for allowance Probate Court
Al Wiscas>ei on the first Monday OF February next.
when aud where they may he present ifthey
MOI &c 10 be given by publishing an aIiesIrd copy uf
this order III the Eastern Times. newspaper prmenat
BAH. three weeks succeSsivey, before said Court
Probate.
Given under my hand this sixth day Of January, in
the year Lord thousand eight hundred and
htty lone.
ARNOLD RLANEY. Judge of Probate
Copy Attest; EDWIN = IIovEY Reg. 3w3O~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

The Cnnard steamer Asia, in her last
passage from New York TO Liverpool, made
a most remarkable run of 10 da, S, hours
end D minutes. from port 10 port. This i,
said 10 he the shortest passage ever made
The smallest days work was pol miles, an,l
the largest 32S. For three successive DAYS
she run 32o, 32l aud 800 miles per dav.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

~ The February No. of Holden's Dollar
Magazine contains beautiful wood engraving
of the Crystal Palace. designed to be occupied
by the Worlds Fair, at Concord, England. A
description of the palace is also given. For
sale at Stearna'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

BLIss's COMPOUND Con Irvrp Or c.xnr col,s
coughs bronchitis influenza, &c. at last met their
cohqunror IN MSS Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy he
So n1us u me age combining all the good Qualities
Oh le eoJ Ver OIL and avoiding ali its horrible offensive
anu discussing taste There slightest
IT., 'I person to suffer with affections Of the
un'' 70 rocure package of Bss's candy. But we
sl caution our friends get the genuine artlce-not
full. For sale BY - ~ ~ ' "
$1,000. A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath and picirifv
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State of Maine.

II on the sixth day ot Juruary d. IS5I-sfder.t thai
Oliver W. White administrator ON the estate of Elijah
bite. Jr. late of II psham, in said Cctntv deceased
NOTIFY The heirs and creditors Of said deceased
and all persons interested that lis second account 81
administration on The estate OF sud Elijah will be OF.
fored Tor allowance Probate Court at Wiscasset or,
the third day CT February next, when and where tle
may t present ii they And also al said
Court the private account of said administer will be
offered for allowance.
Notice to be given by publishing an attesied COPY OF
this order IN the Eastern Times, three weeks success.
>ivcly before said Couu Of Probate
Given under my hand this sixth day Of January in
the year OF Lord thousand eis hi hundred ana
hity-one.
ARNOLD BLIGET, Judge Of Probate
Copy, attest: EDWIN =. HuvEY, Register.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

GAs.-The New Workers have had a meet
ing and passed resolutions against renewing for
rs years. the contract with the Gas company TO
light their streets. The water Gas is stated as
one reason. The Paine light produces not
little huttering among The holders Of gas stocks
in Boston,
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Kennebec and Portland Railroad
Indenendeut Line.

ssEz 80 81
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s. The telegraphic despatch which we cop
led last week from the Boston Journal. announc-
ing the election of Mr.. Benton 10 the senate of
the U. 5, was premature. Later dates state
that the balloiings are continued, but no choice
has been effected
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23
State Of Maine.

T INCOLN sat- Probate Court held al Wiscassct
IL on the sixth day of Jan d ISL.
o dsfsd. that Daniel Iluway, administrator OF the es
OF Ehhu Hatch late OF Bowdonhum in SAID coun-
~ deceased, Loiiiy the heirs law and creditors Of
said deceased and all persons interested, thai his second
administration the OF said deceased
will be offered for allowance al Probate Court at
Wsca>Sei. The first Monday vi Fe5 next when and
where they may be present they
Notice 10 be gwen by publishing aitested copy OF
This order in Ihc Eastern Times, a paper printed III
Bath three weeks succesSvel. before said Court OF
Probate.
Given under my hand his sixth da V Of January in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
hity-one.
ARNOLD BLiNEY. Judge.
3w29 Copy Ausst EDWIN : HONEY, Reg ster.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

Missouri SENAToR.-Jsferson City, Jan
20 Benz o,'> election i, hopeless. The
vote on the % h ballot, STOOD, Grier 6S, Ben
ION Al. HUFF 43. Green L. 29th ballot, Gr..
er Go, Aenron 81. Huff So Green 2 Ne
cessary for choice 10 no further bailotiur
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

Block FAcrdRY. In passing down Washing
ton ST., few days since, we dropped into the
Block Factory of Messrs. Duncan & baven-
port, and spent an hour to great satisfaction in
viewing their establishment, and the vafied
yet simple machinery and appliances made Use
of in the manufacture Of blocks. deadeycs, and
other fixtures belonging to The rigging of ships
Messrs. Duncan 4 Davenport purchased,
some time since, Of Waterman 4 Russell, the
right Of their patent for the kennebec and
neighborhood, and are now supplying the mar
ket with blocks of that stamp.
OF the Improvement made in this kind Of
block, we will not speak: for experience has
already closed up the questions but in respect
to quality and workmanship, we take pleasure
in saying that the articles furnished at this es-
tablishment are not in our opinion surpassed,
ifindeed, they are equalled by any other in the
country. Those who are fond of seeing fine
specimens Of mechanical labor and skill, and
especially those who are looking for an ele-
CANT and durable article Of this kind for their
ships, had better give Messrs. Duncan Dav-
export a call before going farther. They will
ever be found on hand, and ready to do the
thing that is right. Let them be patronized.
MAsoNIc.-At a regular communication of
Montgomery Royal Arch Chapter, held at Bath
Jan. Is, 1851, the following officers were cho-
sen for the ensuing Masonic year:
Scott ]. Tallman, H. P.
John D. Lincoln, X.
R. Greenleaf, S.
E. Rrowa, Sec,
Davis Hatch, Treas.
S. S. Wing, c. H.
Jere> Ellsworth, R. A. c.
J. c. Humphreys, P. S.
H. Humphreys, Committee.
Robt. Bowker,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

Gen. James Hamilton, of 8. c., has written
letter to Iangdon Cheves: he desires South
Carolina not to wait for Virginia, but to take
the lead ina call for a southern conv>n al
Richmond. for the purpose of demanding
fresh guarantees for the protection of slavery"
Meanwhile the North Carolina legislature have
negatived, Two to one, resolve claiming the
right of state to secede from the Union. The
question coming up in another shape, the prin-
ciple of secession was again negatived by the
speakers casting vote.-Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23
DISASTERS.

Ship Maine, Freeman, from Liverpool for Boston, had
heavy westerly gales all the rassace split sails stove
hatch camboose houses and received other damage On
the 18th and Both Nov, in heavy gale sprung fore and
main masts and during the remainder the passage
been Obliged to carry easy sail Had $50 steerare
gers.
ship Vermont, of Bath. at York from Iverpool vi,
Dublin had severe westerly gales sprung head Of ruder
lost three topsas, two ioresails, and also
mast. e~''
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

Election Of Senator Postponed.-in the Mass.
House of Representatives on Friday, two more
balloilngs for l. S. senator were had, making
five in all. On each Mr.. Sumner fell eight
votes short of the number necessary for
chece- On motion of General Cushing, the
election was postponed till to day at twelve
O'Clock
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

" A True Woman" Mr. Providence
Mirror, belongs to as.-P0rtldpd Transcript
Can't there be any other % true ,condn,'' but
yours, Mr.. Transcript or do you mean to say
Ire has been stealing herr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

CeNGREss.-It will be seen BY reference ia
the proceedings Of congress in another column,
that two important measures are now under
discussion in that body, viz the French
Spoliation Bill, and Cheap Postage. On Fri
day the House agreed TO establish uniform
rate of three cents for the 3 and cent rates
previously named, BY a vote Of l2l TO SO, aud
the bill passed-yeas 1870, nays IS The pas
sage of this bill will give great satisfaction.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23
STATE OF MAINE,

| lNCOl.N, sat- Court uf Probate held AT WiscaS-
IL sci. within and for the County of Lincoln the 9th
day Of January I'd 1851.
MARY KELLEY, widow of John Kelley Jr. late of
Phipsbnrg. III said County, deceased. having presented
her application tor dover IN the real estate which The
silddeceased died seized and orfd that the
sald widow give notice all persons Interested by
by causing copy of this order To be published three
weeks succes>Iveiy, i'll the Eastern Times printed nj
BAN. that they may appear Probate Court 10 he
held al W Iscasse III said County, the rsi Monday
OF February next aud shew cause If any they have
why the should not be allowed.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
True Copy Attest
3w30- EpwIx : UcyEy REGISTER
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A Complete Family Newspaper.

IL contains vast amount reading natter Ut "A sut-
hciently varied character all lis News
DEPARTMENT IS full and may be relied upon
cy. Its ldrERARH DEPARTMENT embraces review and
selections from all the leading works issued
American Press. In the ARTsand SCIENCES, much care
is exercised 10 record every discovery and nven.
ton. In AGRICULTURE II takes deep interest, and be-
sides full aud accurate reports OF the Leg isalure Agri-
cultural meetings held AT the Stale House during the
winter IL present articles from the authentic
ces. both Foreign and Domestic upon the Improvements
made i'll the science, well as the practca
ties Of husbandry. In PoLITIcs, il before
resders faithful account OF the great
parties OF the counrrn order that patrons may read
and Judge for themselves. lis CoRREsFoNl ENcE ex-
tensive aid vared and will be found interesting and
siructve. It's COMMERCIAL and Business d partmsRfs
under the care Of skIlu and competent persons
Each number contains a review Of The Market Tor the
week the Wholesale Prices a review Of the
Money Market, with the latest quotations OF stocks al
the brokers Board; Reports at The Cambridge and
Brighton CaIIle Markets; ship News &c &c. and The
latest news from the South, by MAILS and rELE.-
GRAPH, up the hour of going press; the whole
presenting
More Current Ne,cS of the W'eek than any other
Weekly published in Boston.
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A Gard.

The subscriber takes this method of returning
thanks his patrons in the city OF Bath vicinity
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the
past year, and no Is BY the strict
business, merit and receive the same
To those who have not yet employed him he would
respectfully solicit a trial JOHN KILLING.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

ACETATE THE Hoe HASDLE.-The greatest
horticulturist, almost of the present day says,
il had call to preach a sermon on gar
dening, would take this for my text-stir the
soI'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

3 In Talbot county, Nd, hoy about eight
years old, took up gun which had been left
in the room, and, discharging ii, killed little
boy standing by the cradle and baby in the
cradle. The mother, Mrs. Shores, has been
deranged. Mrs. Jones was badly injured BY
the same shot
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State of Maine.

copy Aitcsl. EDWIN 5 HovEY, Rsyister.
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Run Awav!

ERON the subscriber. m Lisbon Me on Thursday
January 9th, boy by the name vi Dennis Conlev o.
Dennis Woodard, about wears of age. This is 1,
forbid persons from harborng trusting him my
count, as shall pay no bills OF his contracting
AMNON WOODARD.
Lisbon. Ian 10, ISL. 3w3O.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
THE JOURNAL FOR 1851.
T. h e Bost ton Journal.
FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED AT
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR,
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
SLEEPER & ROGERS, Propnetors.
The Boston WeckI- journal

Is issued every hun sdaN morning AT No II
rostnn; printed fair " iie paper and type 1t
is one OF The largest class weekly newspapers made up
with @reai care, expressly for uuTy circuaIun and
forms a complete record OF The which " live
Every event OF general interest hich on this
me oher side ot the Atlantic, Is duly ChrunIcled. nd
manner 10 interest, while II enlg and instruci>
n" aruce, paragraph advertise NE nt which would
offend TIE most taslid"us is ADMITTED INTO its col
umns. while no expense is spared by The publishers to
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

3 A man in Massachusetts lost policy of
$1,000 In his shop by smoking cigar in it.
'Twould have remained good policy" in
his case, not to smoke cigars.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

At Auburn. N. Y, on Saturday. John Ba-
ham, found guilty of the murder of the pedlar,
Mathew Aides, was sentenced 10 be hanged on
Friday. March IA. His brother, Alfred b.
ham. pleaded guilty of manslaughter in the
second degree, and was sentenced to five years
and three months in the Auburn state prison.
Richard n. Berry, who forfeited his bail in
the forgery case. at Boston, las, year, has been
electe IN Alderman of San Francisco. The
Boston papers state that several drafts have
been received from him for considerable
amounts of money to his creditors; and among
others one to the gentleman who so generous
ly came forward and became his bail when the
emergency required
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

y The Richmond papers state that the
threatened negro instruction at Lexington, re-
ported lately, is undoubtedly hoax.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Der lStcnn,Shn LII

Ter Hedmsh p 4sio.l
Ar at Liverpool 3ist, ST Peter Trot Cronstadt via
Bremen.
Id Nath'l Thompson, Murphy Cardiff to load for
Orleans; Sd inst, ~ ii Boody Alexander, and Har lie,
Augusta, Robinson, do.
Put back Stth, State Rights, Warren, which sid Nov %
for York, towed from Queenstown where she nut
in with loss of uopnast, &c.
Ar at llavre, 2Sth ult ship Brunswick Thomas Or
leans.
Ar at Cadiz Dec 18th, Trenton. Snow y Orleans
Ar at Tarragona Nov 81, Iiollauder Faulkner York
Dec 3D., Josephine, Rogers, New Orleans.
Segua-ln port 9Th, bark ussia. Maxwell I'm Havana
2ith ult. To load for y York.
Liverpool-sd st, Nathl Thompson, n Orleans.
81 Thomas-ln port Seth ult, bark G go Smouse Win
chenback, for Long Island, Bahamas
Havana-In port eth inst, bark W Bridge Merrvman
for Boston. unc
MatanLas-ln port 9th iEst, bark Amazon, Thomson
wig.
AT Calcutta Nov 2ith ship Hampton, Davis for Lon
don, dg
SPOKEN.
Oct "a lat 2s 50 5, Ion "a ", ship John Merrck Ste
phens, FIN York aug l5) for California
Jan {, lat 30 49, Ion 81 20, brig Lincoln, from Wiscasse
for Havana, DAYS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

Dennis Maher. for the seduction of a
young woman, was sentenced al Albany, on
Saturday, for two years in the Auburn state
prison.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

MONEY EASY The Money Market closes
easy and abundant, and paper never was
scarcer than al the present time Boston
Trdreller of sat.
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State Of Maine.

1NCOIN. sat- a Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
IL on the sixth day of January, AD 1851.
Ord red, that Ezra blot administrator of the
OF Zebedah rhayer late of Dresden in said county. de-
ceased notify The heirs law and creditors said
ceased and all persons Interested, thai his second ac-
count Of admins the estate sad decea led
will be offered for allowance a Probate Court nj
Wiscasset. on The first Monday Of March next when
and where they may be present il they cause.
Notice 10 be given bv publishing an attested COPY ri
this order in the Eastern Times, newspaper printed
nj Bath three weeks successfully before said Court
Probate.
Gwen under my hand this sixth day of January. in
The year OF Lord thousand eight hundred and
fhy-one.
ARNOLD BI.ANEY, Jadse of Probate
Copy Attest: EDWIN HovEY. Register. 3w3o
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

keate, who murdered his wife in Louis
vile. and had been sentenced TO he hung
has been Pardoned 10y the governor, on con.
dition that he viii leave the United States.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23
nc 81 { III s..

In this city, 18th inst, Eliza Marin Edeeeomb, aged
years and months.
In Portland, l2th Mrs Rebecca A, widow Of the late
Samuel Hastings of Boston,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

IeP'id BroRchtis, S,H Rhedm, Corsunptcn,
Ferer So Is, Female Complaints Eyri'pe-
las, Loss IF Appettfe PinpLs. Biies,
General Debi'ity &c. &c.
I n This preparation have all The restorative rtop.
erties ut the root combined and concenunied in iher
utmost strength and efficacy Experiments were made
IN the manufacture of his medicine until il WINS found
il could not be improved Accordingly we find il r.
sorted To almost universally in If Scrofula Liver
Diseases, Salt Rheum. General Preservation 81 The Vital
Powers and all those tormenug diseases OF The skin SO
trying 10 The patience. and Injurious 10 The health 1t
Is tonic apeTeU and dsenfectau Ii acts simuliaue-
ousy upon III stomach the CT cuiGtioR and the bdteIs
and thus three processes which urdia ry the RI
suit three different kinds Of medicine are carried on
at the same time through the instrumeialv Of mi, ors
remedial 1genj. There ar" many ways nfrelievue pau
Tor the lime being, hui there Is only remove
ing disease No palliative no anodyne no tropical APP
picaun will remove it. II must be attacked al lis
source, IN The fluids Of The body which the poi
The localities where ii developed in iutama on
sores, ulcers MINORS ahcesses slandutnrswslhngs &c
as the case may be.
These fluids mus be reached acted upon purified hv
some poweruI agent. Such ali agent is SANDS SarsaL
parii.l which gently stimulates while il dsinrc. and
eNpels from The stomach ANA bowels all that Is irriia4
ing and al The same time restores their vigor and
It, merit is that il meets and neutalizes the active
principle oidIscGse itself and when that gone, The
symptoms necessarily disappear. The rapidly villa
which tS patient RECEIVERS health and strength under
tins triple influence is surprising. Each new case III
which u Is applied furnishes IN the result new ceTIif
cafe offs excellence and have only 10 point TO the
accumulated testimony Of multiiudes who have expert
enced s effects, 10 convince ncTetulty ilse OF Isrca
value.
L"ut Miller ofhc Army has kindly the follow.
ing letter from CaoTnia:-
MONTEREY. Jan 1s. 1880.
MESSES & SANDs;-I beg leave 10 add my les
mony in favor Of your invaluable medicine horine II
may lead some other unfortunate beings try IL effects
and that they may be benehued : have been.
arrived here from the United States by The overland
about the h:s of October last. few DAYS niler
was attacked with very diSagreeable eruption OF the
s,In. which my physician could mol cure | happened
10 find your arsapara in this place. and
mrnherng ihe popularity q The medicine At home. |
pu chased three boes which had The desired effect Of
removing my difficulty entirely
With high regards. vohrs, &c
J II MILLER. L A.
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH
CLEARED.

SATURDAY, Jan 49,
Brig Elias Dudley. (of Hamden) Hopkins Matan1as, by
Sewall. fg ODD
- MONDAY, Jan 90
Bark Chesapeake, Pike, Messina,