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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-15
EsGisEER's OFFIcE,
Petersburg, April "a. 1851.
THO CONTRACTORS. Al :

L. will be received until the Goth Of Nav neyt.
forslaying DO miles or the Track Of the South Side
Rail Road.
The Rail Road Company viii furnish all inateri-
ais.
Plans and Specifications will be exhibited for
several days previous to the letting.
Personal security to the amount Of abo,i, 20 per
cent ofthe contract the viii be rcquir-
ed, and each proposal must be accompanied with
letter from responsible pcrson. stating that he
will become the security. G. o. SANFORD.
ma LEON Chief Engineer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-15

Ncw-YOrk ADVERTISE cnt.
MASSIE a. MITCHELL, TOBACCO
I'VE and General Commission Merchants so Front
Street, New York.
Jan. 6-wt;mos
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Agricultural Libraries and Read-
ing Clubs,

10 the Editor IF The american Farmer:
Permit me 10 suggest TO you the desira-
beness of the formation of District Agri-
cultural Libraries and Reading Clubs, CT
thcr or both of which, would in nv hum
bic opinion prove very beneficial to those
who might choose to become members
10 purchase the many valuable works
published on the various topics connected
with agriculture, would prove a severe
tax on the pocket of an individual farmer !;
but the combined efforts of a club would
easily effect this. lfonc hundred individ-
rial farmers in district would pay the sum
Of ono dollar entrance fee, and fifty cents
per annum subscription, the sum of one
lnndredand Fifty dollars would be at once
provided for the purchase of good Agri-
cultural Library, to which in all probabili-
", not few presents Of agricultural
works, both native and foreign, would be
made by the members and others-thc
property being vested in trustees, and each
member being allowed the privilege of
taking one volume alta time from the Ii
brary, reasonable time being allowed for
its pernsal. If Reading Club be com
binej with the Library, the various agrii-
cultural periodicals might be taken, and
laid on the table of the reading room, and
NJ 'hccxpiration ofthe current year of pub
cltion, be bound and added to the Libra
~; and il is my impression, that but few
farmers IN county or district could not
spare time once month or so, TO visit the
reading room, (Which should be located
as centrally as possiblc,) TO pcruse all the
leading agricultural periodicals of the time,
besides possessing the privilege of using
The Library and ell for .ffiy cents per an
ram. +.
ims system is in successful operation
tsy the Medley District Club, Montpomc.
ry Co. Md.-Ed.l-n.
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50 : =
RICHMOND,


DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.,
II RicHxoSp, Va, have for sale
ZOO bags Laguayra Coffee
800 do Rii5 do
200 do Java do
5000 kegs blasting and rifle Powder
zoo NJ feet Safety Fuse,
1000 bbls Hydraulic Cement
200 bags Brazil white Sugar
20 bbls Tanners Oil
500 sacks Ground Alum Sslt
1000 do fine do
1000 boxes Window Glass. INN I3-3t
GENERALAUCTlON AND COM
~ MISSION HOuSE.--GARLAxp &. RonrS.
son, corner Of Cary and Goth Sta. on the Dock
have Tor sale on accommodating terms -
SO cases Ynuria Paste
100 do Beck g. Co. do
l50 do +. q. Paste and Stick
80 do Ferdinand s. isabella do
10 do G. 9. I. Paste l'ooH''h-
10 do CIV. do
90 do +. X. II. do
80 do q. G. do
5o0 whole and so half bbls. Bngg's Family
200 barrels Bragg's best Supcrfne
800 do do country Supcrfinc )
600 kegs Old Dominion Nails, all sizes and dcs
eruption,
so baskets Olive Oil, very superior for table use,
so bills Bumgardncr's old Rye
90 do Mixers do (wH;sKf.
10 baskets Champagne Wine, very superior
10 cases superior Gin
IL ties superior sugar cured Hams
rs trails Hard Shell
90 bags soft shell Bordeaux ALMONDS.
In addition to the above, we have on hand "a,
family use, most superior article Of old Antigua
Rum, and few demiiohns of No. Port Wine,
imported direct from England to this market du
ring the past summer.
we are also daily expecting a further supply OF
choice Segurs, now on the way from Havana.
GARLAN'> 4 ROBINSON.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, q,

n ABGE ABRIvALS!! OF NEW
LIZ AND SPLENDID GOODS, At Wlairssse
and Retaa--PAYNE q BELL Marca &c. 1851.
Cheek and striped Metaltines for Ladies Dresses
Splendid Beragcs and Tissues,
Palm pslticn and Paris Orgsndies,
Printed Lawns,
Chene Alborincs,
Printed Jacconess,
Cord and white dotted Muslins,
Barcgc DE LANES and Mouslins,
Blk plain and fig d Silks,
Check d and chameleon do. fancy
Supr. Bombazincs, AlPacas. Grenadines,
White and cold Silk Illusions.
Emb'd Muslin Robes,
Blk silk lace Mantillas,
Extra wide lace for do
Grape Shawls and silk Scarfs.
ALSO,
French work and Lace Sleeves,
French work'd Cuffs, Collars and Fronts
Scollop'd, REVERE stitchd and plain hdk'fs,
Lace Capcs,
Thread Laces, Edging, and Inscrtings,
Jacconet and Muslin do
Valencicnes do
White Blond Laces for Trimming,
Blk silk do do
Trimming Ribbons. Gallons ind Buttons.
Parasols, Fans,
Silk and Cotton Hose and half Hose.
Gloves, Mitts, &c.
They will be able in few days to exhibit one Of
the largest and best selected assortmcnts of Fancy
Goods to be found in this market, and guaranty the
prices to compare with those Of any house in this
place. mar 27-Sw PAYNE a BELL.
REAT ATTRACTION !!-NEIV
" and Splendid stock Of Dry Goods and Ready
Made Clotkingat Whoicsaied e. Refaa.-G UGGEN-
HELMER g. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
form their friends and the public generally that they
are receiving splendid stock Of Dry Goods,
suitable for the Spring and Summer season, cmbra-
cling every article Of Ladies' and Gentiemo's Wear.
All ofwhich the public invited TO call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere. We have beau
tiful assortment Of Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes,
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy ar
ticles, all of which offered ut unusually low pri-
ces. Call and u.s. and we feel assured that you
| will be pleased with prices as well Goods, us we
are determinedto sell low, having purchased for cash
They are also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing, Purchased by them for cash
at unusually low prices, by which means they are
enabled to offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and others to their Wholesale Prices
believing that they will find it to their interest to
give them call and examine their stock, before go
ing farther East. The great facilities which they en-
joy in purchasing their supplies, enable them an
nouncc with confidence that their goods will be sold
| ut RICHMOND PRICES.
n GITCGENfIEIMER
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n FRESH ARRIVALS OF DRUGS

N AND MEDICINES, Moin Slrc,,, L,.,lSxrn
<lA TirgrHia.-Tl,e subscriber ofier. lsrrc md
wen selected stock Of Drugs, Meditines, Paints
Oasr Dye-Stg6s, Gia@ Ware, Pc,fnmeyx Scan,
faHey hrfices, Dc, comprising every article nspal,
eund N the Drug line, to which he respectfully ri
sitcs thc attention Of his former customer. \. WA
as tho public generally.
JOHN II. SEAY, Darcofsr
~ Particular attention given to prescripron,
io m rhysicians and families. whiciuwl be pat p
al hours with nentness and accuracy
lsy Orders from the country pro,,,fiv nt,s,desI
TO- and Medicines warranted
Deees--ta lbs
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HlRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
POstDOucrrlcnt.
~ TRUSTEE,S SALE OF LAND

The above sale is postponed until Saturday the
3lst day Of May next.
nm o4-wt3l lima G.. T. WILLIS. Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-15

SPRING, lS51.-The subscriber is now
~ in receipt of his Spring supply. which makes
his stock general and complete. In it may be
found
Prime and choice brown Sugars
Loaf and crushed and powdered do
Rio and Laguyrn and Java Coffee,
Fine inpl and black Tea.
Sperm, tallow and adamantinc Candies,
Window Glass and Putty.
Box, lining and common Nails,
Country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron, fat. round and square,
Hoop and band Iron,
Cast, shear and blister Steel
Axes, Spades and Shovcls.
Sporting and blasting Powder,
Bale Cotton,
Sole Leather.
Together with good assortment of domcstics,
caicoes, hats shoes. boots, &c. &c. which he will
sell low for cash or to panctual customers. Call
and see before buying.
apl BITS JOS. B. NOWLJN.
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RORERT McNAMEE, MANU-

~ fACTURER and Deaicr III Surgicai ami
Dental Instruments, Elastic 1rWSses. SC, MAN
STREET, opposite the American Hotel, liicnmoxp,
VA. Repairing neatly executed at the shortest no.
hce. Feb IT--:}m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-15
Old Stomach Complaints.


There IL no form Of Oia .Sfom0ch Complaint
which IL does not seem to rcacb and remove nj
once. No matter how bad they mey be-, IL GIVEN
Infant RELIEF A single dose removes all
the unpleasant symptoms and il only nceda 10 bs
repeated, for ahost time, to make these good r.
ferts permanent. Purity IF Biood and riQoy of
Body, follow NJ once. u &. particularly excellcrt
10 cases of Nausea vomcting, cronp-, Soreness &,
the pit Of the Stomach, di-,rcrs atier Getting, low
cold state Of the Blood, IIcayness, Eovncs. al
Spirits, Dependency. Emaciation. Weakness, ten
dcney to Insanity, Suicide. &c
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle
viii often effect nsting cure.
PEPSIN IN POWDER, Scm ~ Mini Free n
PoAoge.-For convenience of sending 10 all paris
Of the country the Digeai.e Motfcr qf he PEPSIN
is put up in the form of Powder with directions r.,
be dissolved in water by the patient. These pow
ders contain just The mattcr the botfes.b1s
io'ee NE quantity tor 1c same prce, md will b. sent
by mail yHEg oy POSTAGE, for osD DOLLAR sent
lPort-Pnid 70 DIR. j. \. HOUGHTON, No. II
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. ia.
Obserpe 7his!-Evcry bottle Of tho genuine Pen,
nm bears the written signature Of 4. HOUGH-
TON, NJ. d., Sole Proprietor, No. N. Eighth
ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale in Lynehburg, by JOHN u. sEAY,
an'nof''ed agent March 3--w1Y
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N. B.-Why do the merchants not saw
S2i pcrthousand pounds, instead of tons of
1000 lbs.a To say tons, and give lbs,
looks deceptive, TO say the least of it,
fhscr. Farmer.
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ENGINE FOR SALE

- full horse power Steam Engine, with all nc
cessary fixtures for sale. 1t be seen by calling
at my room. Terms moderate.
ap 14-ts A. WINSTON
pFSSAySA NEW CARRIAGE. BUG
AGAss4s4 ~ and Saddle Horses. S.c-We
have Just started first new and comfortable
Hack, with gentle horses and careful driver, which
we will hire out reasonable terms.
We would also call attention to orr stock or Ruc
gy and Saddle Horses, which are equal to any in
market. Apply at auction room, on Main ST.
mar 24-ts MOSBY g. TIOLCONBE
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&C NEW CARRIAGE.RT C
ANDPAPERUANC
CTOLEN FROM THE SURSCRJ-

l. ING attended to mt short notice, upon reason
able terms j. T. WOODSON, Ag't,
ap 2l-ts Furniture Dealer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

The HARD BUT NEcEssARY REMEDY.-
The foreigners who visit England must 20
home with new ideas Of their own, about
civic wants and expressions. And although
there 10 nothing in war do not detest, YET
when begun by people against old irres-
ponsible. hereditary Powers. the heart would
desire its bloody continuance until every
symbol, form and official instrument of Pow
e., were extermnated, root and branch.
pray God that such war may come. II is
the only scey-steei and powder-the only
way ofanloosing the grippe of the Austrian
and Russian. and l may add, of the Freach,
upon the liberties Of Europe. Peace societies
may preach and sing psalms till doomsday
but the arch-scoundrel of Naples, and the
petty princes of Germany will laugh and
hold on. International wars, may heaven
avert, and turn the bayonet and cannon
against the palaces, castles and forts, built BY
robbing tyran,s TO inrimidate, SO as better to
prey upon their own people.-Amcrioan
TrdpeLer
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

PRESIDENT FILLMORE ON THE TARIFF
In his message to congress, Dec. I'd, 1850
the President said
"A HIGH TARIFF CAN NEVER BE
PERMANENT. 1t will cause dissatisfac
ton and be changed. II excludes competr
ton, and thereby invites investment Of cap.
ltal ia manufactures to such an extent that
when changed 1T BRINGS DISTRESS
BANKRUPTCY AND RUIN upon all who
have been misied by its FAITHLESS PRO-
LECTION. VIVA; the manufactures wants
is uniformity and permanency, that he may
feel confidence that he is not to be ruined
by sudden changes r
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04
% G 81 { % s..

In Portland, Mrs Rebccca II, widow Of late Parker
McCobb, ESQ.,
In Gardiner, widow Sarah Harding, aged 80 years.
In Brownfed, Hon Joseph Howard q revolutionary
soldier. trts-
In Pittston, Mr. Edward Long, aged rs.
In Albion, Mrs Hannah C Dodge, aged Sc.
In Gushing, Capt VIM Parsons, aged 80.
Lost overheard ip Boston Bay from sch James Bliss
her passage from Bangor for New London, Samuel Davis
of Brooksville.
In Union, Mr. Milton Maxey, aged 81. -a-5 a.47
In New Orleans, board ship Hudson, John White Of
Wiscasset, aged 81.
In Limerick. Andrew Jackson, son Of Mr. WIN CLARK,
aged 20 years. =
In San Francisco, Oct 18th, w sturdevant, Of Me,
aged 90. 81
In Portland, Oregon, Joseph Hopkins, formerly Of
Bucksport, aged "a go
On board steamer Constitution, Oct 10th, Andrew G
Smith, of Me. #1w @
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

SAD AccIDENr.--Mr Rufus Page. ofSouth
China, was almost Instantly killed IN Dix
mont, on Tuesday, by the upse,,ing Of the
stage, (Shaw's line from Waterville,) in
which he was passenger. In descending
. long and steep hin, one Of the horses be-
came frac,ious, and the sleigh turning over,
Mr.. Page fell with his head u?on stone. =
He was taken up senseIess. and survived bu,
three or four hours. He was accompanied
By his partner in the lumber business, and
was on his way to the lakes We are told
that the passengers fully Xequit the driver
Mr.. Croker. Of all blame. He 10 known as
one Of the most faithful snd careful drivers
on The road W0evuli< Null
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

GARRIsoNIsM AND lNFIDEIrY.- About
eight columns Of the Boston Liberator are
occupied BY = sermon preached by one Dam
iel Foster, designed TO show that The Bible
10 not an inspired book. Said Daniel char
acterizes that part Of the Bible relating to
the FIRST sin as senseless story .mani-
fest absurdity,' and concludes that the wri-
ter or compiler of Genesis, in this instance,
relates myth of The dim and distant past,
which accOrded with the superstition of his
own iime.' Of the trial of Abraham's faith
he says, the spirit of Christ and unperverted
reason alike revolt from it and stamp ii as q
lier tr+F rsEr fE-E -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

PROCLAMATION PROM THE ROMAN REvoLU-
TroNsTs IN LONDON. bold and deter
mined step has just been taken BY Mazzini
and his associa' es-the heads of the repub-
lican party Of Italy,-in issuing rrocla'na-
ton which gives open warning Of another
general revolution in Europe. This procla-
nation calls upon Italians TO be prepared for
simultaneous insurrection, and prescribes
the principles aud rules of proceeding in the
first stages of the movement. A copy of
this manifesto is before US. II is in the
Italian language, published in the Italia e
Popoio, Of Genoa, of Oct. 14th. 1t is dated
London, Sept. Both, signed Giuseppe, MAJ
zini, A. Safi, and M. Montecchi.-N. Y
Express.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

The Steamship Pronetheus Fired into by an
English Brig Of Wdr.-The captain Of steam
ship Promctheus, which arrived at New
York on Monday, reports that as he was
.bont to proceed 10 sea from San Juan, the
English brig Of war Express fred two shots,
both passing within few feet ofthe steamer
Upon sending boat on board the brig, the
captain stated he did it to protect the au-
thorsties Of Gseytown, who had deman ded
what Capt. Churchill, ofthe steamer, thought
illegal port charges, and threatened 10 fiss 4
bouib shell unless the fires Of the steamer
were put out and the vessel brough: 10 an
ehor. The authorities then came on board.
and the captain having paid fhe charges, uu.
der protest, was permitted BY the brig to
proceed 60 sea.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

LARGE SEIzuRE.--Aboui $1,000 worth OF
liquor was seized on Monday. al the store Of
Messrs, Wills l. Lombard, on complaint Of
being kept for sale contrary 10 law. Il was
retained under repIevin, under bond for SIC.
90, and the case was brought before Judge
Fuller, yesterday. The defendants, however
declared their intention of proving that the
larger part Of the liquors were imported, and
asked further time to procure evidence
Postponed accordingly TO Saturday. Dec;
18Th. Baker for prosecution; Morrill, foI
defence.-Ken. Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

State Of Maine.

LINCOLN, sat- Court of Probate held al Wiscas-
set, on the first day of Dec AID 1851.
Ordsred that Ass Redingion, guardian Of WILLIAM
KING OF Bath, an insane person. in said County notify
the heirs nj law and creditors of said King and all
Interested that his first of qua on
The estate of said King will be offered fnr allowance
Probate Cour, at Wiscasset, the first Monday Of
January next when and where they may be present il
they cause.
Noliee 10 be given by publishing attesed copy Of
this order in the Eastern Times, printed in Bath
three scs successvey before said Court of Probate
Given under my hand this first day Of December, in
the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
6fty-one. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
3w24 Copy attcst-EDWIN 8. HOVEY, Reg.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04
New York Bonnet Store
Opposite the Sasadahosk Bsuss.
M IL 8. CARLTON.

QEsPECTFULLY Informs the Ladies Of BAN that she
Az he's On hand large ass0rtment Of Fancy Drcno
kAnses sutuble for wuters wear amonepf which The
neat drawn Velvet = not the least conspicnous 8ntins
and Shs Of every shsds and stye also the French plain
French and American Flowers. Caps and Head Dresses
made to order In the latest styles Chdrens Bonnets
and Spanish Hats constantly on hand.
From long experience the richest and best work done
N our country, Mrs. G. natte herself that she shall BE-
able to suit the most refined At her store win a.
ways be found the latest styles from New York Boz
ton, and all orders executed with neatnsss and dispatch
Hoods, csps and Head Dresses constantly d hand.
Ladies sre invited to call
Bath, Dec 3 1851. ef a4f
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DG arr6age@.

In Brunswick, 81 inst, by Rev. DR.. Adams Mr.. John
C. Jameson, of the firm Of Zina Hyde Co.. of this city,
to Miss Mary E., daughter Of Prof. Thomas c. Upham Of
Brunswick.
In Rockland Mr. James Morse Jr of Thomaston to Miss
Abby Nichols OF s Thomaston.
In Camden, Mr. Aaron Hemmenway 10 Miss silstns
Tollman, all ofC. d rh "
In Boston, Mr. Oscar Bartlett Of Union 10 Miss Eliza
Jane Harris Of B. y n. :. 49, ~ e ~ ..---,
In Maiden, d Knight. ESQ, of the firm of Decrow 4
Knight OF Lnconvile, to Miss Julia, daughter Of Henry
Crehore, Esq of N. 49,
In East ston Esd inst, Mr. Daniel Morton, former
ly 81 winthrop to Miss Betsey Jones Of Augusta
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04
EASTERN TIMES
,tsA MARINE JOURNAL. aR
PORT OF BATH.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov &c.
CLEARED. y.
Br sch Orr, McMullen, st John, NIB.
THURSDAY, Nov g.
Bark Henry Warren, Rardcn, Havsna.
FRIDAY, Nov 2s
Bark Burlington, (new) wincheIl, Charleston.
- ARRIVED.
Brig Virginia. Spear, Potomsc River, with ship timber
to d Robinson.
SATURDAY, Nov 20.
Brig Young, Wooster, Savannah via Charleston.
Br sch Venture, Irving Moukton, NIB.
Sch Monitor, Basset warehem.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Resfon-Ar 26th, sch Herald Oliver Bath
Cid brig Mary Jane, Gates, Bath, load for Cuba
Ar 9Th, sch Catharine BcaI, winchenbach, Waldo
boro. r
Ar 2sth, sch Juniata, Huston, Damariscotta.
Ar seth bark Helen Maria, Howes, Baltimore brirs
Arcadian Of Wfscasses, Hn Philadephia; Susan Lud-
wig, Hastings, Bangor sch Mary Ann, Cornish, Clio,
sen,asrd and Diamond, Collins Bath Granville, Hiz
As {. i1,s a. Charleston F.eae and ns.as
New Tsrk-Ar gath Nh, shlp Marion, Jeaer.sn. s.
vsnnah
ca ssh, brig Boomer, Dickman, 81 Marks.
Ar 18th, barks Thcoxonz, Of Thomnston, Glasgow 1
en1thard Bishop, Cronsadt brigs Mafinc, Thorndike
enmegcs oriois, Brant, q Asrks 2sth ship Reliance
CD asth, sch Il N.-os, cupsIl, nortolt. -.
New 0f!9ne~-Ar l6sk, bark Charie6 zhompson
A. Issl. brig Alnisa. Bso~n Pensacola SD, ,Aiv
FsIcon, Patten, Btemef4aven. - = : -.
Ca ists, salps Era fAlhroos, Gsnoa; n Peter. Dill
Ch.r.s.sss.As q, sAiP Jane b Cooper. Cooper
Msb11e-Ar Issh, ARK Barring Bsoshsr,, castes, New
Al iissh, tsrk Fs.a.e, Bs.sso~, Bah.
So Ma4Aa-s poft I'D, bssk Mary vs1nsy, nsusgss
s.ss.ssk-1i ss,A. new bark lw.l.h.n, Hs.d,sss
WNwingssu, NC-.Ar 2ad, sriE Ansssury, c.,
bar, Aaa ley; SO brt oriusst 5okh. Radlisi n
RiieA.s.s-Ar ss,A. = \ v~.... ~. -.
nsIsinsse-cn sssA, sasks AIhers fwd,gssa, y
Orissns; s6tl, JsHa Mid, nsrd. Nsrl6Ik.
WARES, RIOS -, ~ Fsrasz, csllss, M
- E.seuisss-As o. ~, ~ Ny lss'sius
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

BkDsUGs UNLAwFuL.-It has been decid.
ed by al English Court, that house infest-
ed with bugs is not tenantable, and land
lord cannot hold q tenant responsible for
rent, if the latter throws up tho lease in con-
sequence Of the premises being too denseIy
populated with vermin.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

ME shall publish paper three times week, during
the session Of the Legislature that wllccnyenc on
me nrst Wednesday Of January. Price ONE DOL
20 We have on hand few copies ofthe ten num-
beers printed during the summer session, which we will
who intend to subscribe 10 do early. y. :
WILLIAM r. Johnson.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

Regular nsssine' Of The Wsshingtoaisa Tenpsr.aee
sooissy a w CITY - hed every sebsasA sve.iv At
Neenaos nall q * o'clock. An persons interested
are cordially invited 70 sksends n SPna o.Dsa.
nssa, oet- ~ isSA ~ q -rm
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

A gentleman in Augusta the other night.
returning at late hour from visit to his
Iady-iove, was chased by the police, sup
posing him to be missing culprit. He run
like blazes, and finally escaped.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-04

Mr.. Jenness Towle, democratic patriarch
of Winthrop, died in that town al an sd-
vanced age last week. He left $4,000 in
his will to found an Academy in Winthrop.
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BATH STEAM
C0RDAGE .MANUPI CT0RY.

TIME above Manufactofy during The past seesou hay-
ing been completely reftied with new 9achi?ery-
including Engi:s, Tsrfing Appefsiss md Spinning
The Drnprisiors would invite ihA Of ship
owners su dealers m Cordage generally, 70 their es-
quality HEMP and Manila Cordage which win be sold
by kelsssls Of yssaji a. The sssss Nssssetwrsfvi-
/ o.urs II Cosa.ge, warranted sqaaI y any ju The
naslsS araiss6 x s>ost notiee, - IL er4e4 ue1
this nsigAboriss ssvass viii b Pea4pay esseepd
TO- $50 IS 81 .siHN
Ezsass ss,5 1etsrs yessA3ssns e1sssDsIs.
uz5 49, G,.&3@ryD0NNELL.
o. 1ns. =, ,ss's1 - = =, = p r 2''
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CA UTION.


a. wellas the signature Of DR. Townsend Is on the
outside wrapper Of e.ch bottle
Sold by ali{he prime ipal Drugsists and eosnfry
eAa~es throughout the United States, Canadas, etc.
Principle Office, in New York. 80 Nassau St.
in London. 355 Strand, next
,.f 4tsf~ door to the Lyceum Theatre,
A. q. PAGE, only Agent for Bath; E.
Dana, Jr., Damariscotta; E. Dana. Wiscasset.
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