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Remarkable Cure Of Consumption, By The use Of
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life.

< ar Read THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE! -
AfE&t sAtt.s wALDoBcso, Me-, April q, ls47.
This certify that my wife for nearly years
afflicted with and obstinate cough, pin in the
side shortaess Of BREATH slow fever emacation and a
the symptoms Of seated consumption. consulted nve
six physicians and expended three hundred dol
lars medicine and advice, with benefit Whatever
All the physicians pronounced the dbt u q
sumption After this was induced to purchase bottle
Of Buchans Hungarian Balsam, which had an immaculate
and very happy effect and by using four or hve ootes
my wife has far recovered her health, tina she able
attend to her family duties, and believes herself to be
almost entirely free from danger Previous to using this
Basam, wife for nearly three years confined to
her bed by disease of the lungs cons the Hungarian
Basam truly wonderful and valuable remedy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WOLSGRoNER.
Witness-HERMoN MyRo.
David F. Bradee & Son, 1870 Washington St, BOSTON,
Sole Agents for the United and British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. -....s 2w5O
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AccIDExr-A child of Mr.. Reed Nichols, of
this city, aged about years, was run over by an
OK cart on Tuesday last. the wheel passing d.
rectly across his, breast. 1t is feared he will
not recover.
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Treasures Notice,
LISBON. MAINE.

NoilCf rs hereby given 10 resident proprietors
~ OF real estate and personal property Lisbon Coun-
" OF Lincoln, and State of Name, that VIM Jones' Col
,ector OF Taxes for the year 1885, has returned The
lowing taxes real aud personal property and
certified TO me that the same remains unpaid:
Names If knoscn. Yaiue Tar
Cox Alfred, for acres Land, $50 50
Fuller Samuel II. for Lumber at Mills, 10 rs
Miller Joshua, 90 Acres Land, 100 Is
Merrill Jonathan, or owner unknown, 10
acres land, ... $50 o.
Merrill Olando, IL acrea land 100 Is
Patien Wm, 4 Single and ella picard mill 100 Is
Thompson Charles 40 acres land. 1900 $50
Tebbets Reliance, acres land and house, 400 2.6O
Williams Barnard and George, 100 acres of
land, 1850 lbs
EDWARD P BRIGGS, Treasurer
Lisbon June TO- 1851. 3w5e
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CORRECTION. telegraph, in the late
report of MI. Webster's speech, represented
him to have said:
Gentlemen. regret exceedingly that
slavery exists in the Southern States, aud
that Congress has no power over it,
F.. 1t is corrected ,hus:-
Gentlemen, regret extremely that slave
ry exists in the SouIhrrn States but Con-
gress has no power TO act upon it. 1t may
he, however, that 10 the dIspensarion OF
Providence, some remedy for this evil may
occur, or may be hoped for hereafter
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CT An effort is being made in Boston to Oh
tain signatures TO paper recommending Daniel
Webster to the presidency
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To Engine Company n o. 1, voted to accept
thc invitation to join in the festivities of our
nationa! independence with the Fire Depart
ment at II aIlowell.
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tF A speculator from New York swindled
Miss Lind out of $500 by selling lot of Bar
NUNS ole tickets which were good for her first
concert, she not having had time to arrange
others.
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rp We learn that the body Of an infant
WIS discovered on Sunday morning in a field in
the south part of the city. II had probably
lain there some three or four months. ~ 4
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O. The steamer I. F. Seeer has been pur-
chased by the citizens of Damariseotts and
Portland to run between the two places.
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week, the Public Laws passed at the last ses
sion Of the Legislature.
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50 Packages
DRY GOODS.

THE subscriber is now opening the Auction Store
of the Ireest of Eli. lish, French
aud American Dry Goods ever offered IN this city,
sisng in part Of Dress Goods of almost every variety
Silks; Saiins: Barage de Liines. Mousn de Lam $ /;
Lawns; P"plins; Prints full and comp lie
bacK Silks PLAIN aud waite ed black Satins, Dress
and Vesites; fine German and French Broad Cloths
and Doeskins; Caslimarers, Tweeds, and Saiineils
summer SUITS. &C.. &c. The above will be sold nj
prices lower than ever before offered. Please call and
examine. II W. OWEN.
Bah, June 3, 1851. 50.
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re. WILSON,
City Of Bath.

In Board Of Aldermen, May Is, 1851.
ORDERED That the quarantine regulations lie
" fdlows. viz aud after The tentn day OF June
aud until the tenth day Of UciuLrr next, quar-
anime shall had all Vessels their ulcers Crews,
Passengers and Cargoes. tier arrival from any
Pori where any courageous sickness prevailed at The
time of their departure aud all Vessels board of
which, any person stall have died, have been sick
with any courageous disease during their homeward
bound passage.
No person shall be alowed 10 g. on board OF or
shorer from any Vessel when quarantine, without
permit from the boarding Officer. Vessels will anchor
the quarantine ground opposite III. South Steam
Mill. 't t -i't
70 Pilots will take notice ofthe foregoing regula
iions and act accordingly. Ill.
JOHN PATTEN, Mayor.
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk. -
Ball. May 10, 1851 Hn
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A Word to the Wise.
SONG.

love pretty COLLAGE white, e.
With vines around the door;
But oh. IL Is a better sight,
With carpets on each floor.
Now Morrison Thornton keep
The best, and sell them very cheap.
But then The sun, The Curious sun.
Their colors bright may fade,
Unless al windows every one,
hang pretty shade. s-
Well, MORRISON K Thornton keep
The best, and sell them very cheap.
All currained then, aud carpeted,
Pray what can | want more,
Oh. tuTgG-l need bed
When daily toll Is DER.
And Morrison Il Thornton keep
The best, and sell taem very cheap.
But still. in ing round, find
No chair on which 10 sit;
SOFA, or seat OF any kind,
I'm glad thought OF il.
For Morrison u Thornton keep
The best, and sell them very cheap.
Now this is capital all right,
Furnished So nice and cheap,
. I'm rtIed ont for dny and night,
noble house Ia keep.
For well know the place 10 GO,
To buy good things, and get them low.
But where's my table, I'D no thought
In getting things so neal,
should. of all the resi-, have bought
A place wbereon To eat.
For Morrison X ThcTnton kee?
The best, am sell them very cheap.
All, now I'm rcady-come 10 night
Aud sup with me, my friends.
You'll fiud my cottage furnished right,
Quite free from odds and ends
For Morrison 4 Thornton choose
To sell things ouly fit for use.
From their cheap store, I've hung each wall
With paper hausings gay,
So rich, and what gave ior all
Bat half their worth would pay.
t. For Morrison & Thornton keep s..
The best. and sell extremely cheap.
And now recommend YOU ALL
Who wish 10 live at ease,
To give nay friends al early call,
And buy Just what YOU please.
Ofa the stores ia Bath. you'll find
v50 Things here, best suited 10 your mind.
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ca Carpenter s. Co. will please accept our
thanks for late Boston papers.
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me 81 { III S..

In this city, 10th inst Mr. Nathaniel Bunker .xed 73
years.
While returning from Baltimore 9th inst where he had
time, Iohn of Albert Drew of Rock
land, aged q and months
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Scraphines and Mclodeons.

THE subscribers prepared TO furnish Seraphines
Ohe largest of them suitable for chuIchesl, and
Cahart's Patent MeIodions ubc ac,ion of which is rs
quick the Piano. Manufacturers Lowest Prices
These instruments ofthe QUALITY, and W AR
RANrED SAWYER MAGOUN, BooxsELLERs.
Bath. June 3. so
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HAY, Tools.

nARLINGs celebrated Cast Steel Scythes, patent and
IL common Scythe sneaths Austn's Rifles. and Qnine-
hang scythe Stones, Hand Rakes various quslitrsmor
sale BY. y htn tat~ st "a al r GANNETI.
June Is t.. ~. .Nt .....,, d
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The Great Remedy for Sea Sickness.

BY
MRS. e. XXI ID ID e IL & CO.,
Al the General Depot for the popular Medicines,
100 Court Street, Boston. y
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; VIM.
Baker and N. 5. Cleaveland. Brunswick; f. Dana,
Wiscasset W II. Barnard. Waldoboro--and by Drug
gs,s and Medicine Dealers throughout the land.
3mis52
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FOR EICN pORrS

FOREIGN PORTS.
Orleans.
Cid 2sth, Continent, Drummond, New rofk
Sid 2sth, Nnples, Duncan, New Orleans
Sid 2sth, London. O'NeI, San Francscoj WIN Sew
al, JACK, New York John Spear, Spear, do.
Ent for dg 29th, Maine, Freeman, Baltmore.
Ent for Soth south Caroline, Prehle md Kennebec,
Smith, New York. .H
In port Il London ssh, ship Hampton. Davis, for
ton, ldg.
Ar at Esneur 22d, Barring Brothers, Cot,er, Havana
for Cronstadt. q = - -
GenoA-In port sd ult, Monterey, Higeins, INC.
London-c CD 27th, Arkansas, Orr, Newport E, to load
Sagua-m port "a inst, bark Genbufn stnnrson for
York sd. Florence Woodward, do brig Florence, Hop
kins, for Boston6.
St Jobn--Ar 4.h, sch Or. MeMulen, Bath /; IN Geo
Patten, sunson, New York. ftt
1871 "a ..n, sch Coqnce, Gilchrist, Bath 10th, ship
Havana-in port 9Th inst, ship u burlington, Marwick,
for New York, dg; bark Lucy Hale, Thomas fin Bath,
ar I'd, dsgi Diligence Hutchinson, do; Alice Frazier
flanders unci brgs Peconocket, Brewer fin Bath
Venus, Orr, do. y1tialTNT1 II lTE '1fl79WlT'i n
t "A SPOKEN. "a
Iuuec lssoo h~-t T,y.-
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By Telegraph to tAs Boston Traveller
Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE ALABAMA.
Highly Important News.


The steamship Alabama has just arrived with
two weeks later from California, the dates be-
ing to May 18th. ss,,ss.sM ..
great Importance.
A terrible fire occurred in San Francisco.
LAYING in ashes property to the amount of $l5,-
O0o, 900. Among the buildings destroyed, are
the Custom House. the Union, Parker, Nation
al, New World, City, Delmonico's and Ex-
change Hotels. aaT t..a .l.., Fl, -...,..,
The fire also spread to the shipping. consum-
ing large number of vessels which were lying
at their wharves. l f..,
San Francisco presents a sorrowing and heart
sickening picture.
Measures were about being adopted to re-
lieve the distressed. 1t is feared a number of
dives have been lost. Business was not thought
of f '
The fire was first discovered in Clay street,
and ran through about one dozen blocks, quick
9y spreading to otaer parts of the city, the
greater part of which lies heap of ruins.
Hunter, George. Maine, Centre and Eldora-
dc streets are completely Quilted. The utmost
CONSERVATION prevailed during the fire. and
thousands were turned out OF house and home
having lost their ALL
The news from the mines continues OF
cheering character. New discoveries were be-
ing daily made and the prospects of the miners
were highly favorable.
In some instances the average per man was
$3e to $50 per day. ......
Those working with the quartz Crushing
machines were reaping rich reward.
Lynch law is still in force and several new
examples have been made.
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The postmaster general has made arrange
ments by which after the first of July, letters
to the West India Islands, ports in the Gulf
of Mexico, and on the Atlantic coast of South
America, can be sent through our post Office
on prepayment of the United States postage
to any such ports in the British posse sons
added, when destined for places in the possess
sion of other governments. The post masters
of New York, Charleston, Savannah. New
Orleans, San Francisco. Monterey, and Diego.
will make up mails as above, to our consul at
Havana, who will deliver them to the British
consul to be forwarded thence TO their points
ct destination by The royal West India mail
steamers Allen ?. Owen, consul at Havana,
has been appointed resident post office agent
at Havana, to carry the foregoing operations
iuse effect. '1
The Washington Republic; the organ Of
the present administration sefs down Sena-
tor Foote OF Vermont, as a ireesDiier where
upon The wing papers oi Vermoat exc 'aisa
that foote Is a good wing; aud a ruartel is
whether wing is aa aboli,ionist or an aha-
iitionst is wing The fact is, a viii. is
anything that happens TO be in accordance
with the pre]udices Of the more lgnora M who
can he hu'Hbussed by wing professions A
wing is one thing in Vermont and another al
Washington. A whig is one thing one day
and another thing the next day.-N. H. Dem
era. ,4AiGf I'D aiEig
The Statue Of General Jackson is thus no
ticed nv a Washington correspondent Of the
Journal of Commerce: the Equestrian
statue ia bronze OF Andrew Jackson. which
has been for the last -four years IN progress,
under the direction of the distinguished stat
uary Clarke Mills, will he ready TO be placed
on IT'S pedestal, in Lafayette Square, oppo-
site the Presidents House on the An OF July
next. A part Of The figure of Jackson has
beer already successfully cast. The horse
is TO he castverv soon. The statue will he
OF the most spiti'ed aud imposing Of all the
productions Of modern art. The size and
weigh, wilike #betA the "a NE us 81 the statue
Of Peter the Great, a, ST. Perersburr,. Il will
be one-third larger Than life, and will weigh
tbr,y-five thousand pounds. The material
used consists of old brass cannon. condemned
by the government. Some Of the guns used
~ materials are trophies of the revuluriun.-
The brass gsas 'und uSoftass captured by
Gen. Jackson Al Pensacola are to surroond
The hase Of the statue - :
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WITHERED LIMBS, CoNTR 4CTED MUSCLES
AVID STIFF JOINTS VI


AND STIFF JOINTS.
ssia tory ,efreness will he given persons cured
OF these iac ardbe ANTS not only in Texas and
California, hui in the chy of albany, where the Noun
TAIN INDIAN COMPOUND mas acquired euvable repu-
taiIou la rel evue the distress of many sufferer who
had no hope aud as lTle fan hin anything
Dpot, Ds'auaI Hous., Albany.
u The temperate poor treated GRATIS
This Iinimeni has acquired reputation in the State
of New York. unparalleled for the OF
RHEUNATISM, NEURALGI AND SPINAL
DISEASES
Being new discovery, IL for the first time ad-
vcri>rd III Albany on he 10th OF Nov. 1851, aud for
the following i.ar months, every bote tof over four
thousand which Sold GUARANTEED! And
strange may seem. the whole amount cilmed N
der sad guarantee in AlhaRy. has bee. only SI3 Tor
thirteen battles which was promptly refunded.
Wherever 1t has been used guarantee is
ry, 81 u where its effects have been witnessed
special warranty will he given; also instructions 10
Arrn 70 reai ihe temperate poor 10 the fullest extent
fR4TUITUUSLy
Apply by ieuer, 10 The Proprietor Of the MouNTAIN
INDIAN iINIaENr.' principal Depot, Deiavan House,
Albany. v v 2w5i
A. g. Page, Sole Agent for Bath, Maine.
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Particular attention is directed 10 The advertisement
in another column relative 10 the nalibie remedy
rheumatic complaints. prepared IN This city the Della
House. The wonderful cures which this Linime
has effected, almost Incredible aud yet the liv-
irg witnesses of the renewed life which il has given
a numerous to he doubt ed There has been no
medicinal preparation discovered for long time thai
has been the means alternating much suffer ng and
intense pain as this Linimeni hundreds attest
The poorrr classes of nperate habits uvar ably
ed graulously, and instructions given 10 our
agents totns effect. fhis remedy is WORTHY the con-
sdcrarnef ali who may be in the least afflicted with
rheumatism t... -..4 1000. De-
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SPOKEN.

from Havana for Cowes.
May g. lat AZ 2s lon 49, bark Cleaner % d. fun HAVANA
for Cowes. f-~e- @-#1' y as. = -lA6 AA.l<Et
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Notice

rs hereby given that have this day given LAR
yARp 8. Brown, his time and thatI shall pay
OF debts claim of his earnings after this date
-.l4t,t n WV REUBEN p. BROWN
Livermore, May ], 1851. t..... IN, NJ, Sw52~
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ONE THOUSAND

0F those Spiral Spring Beiseads have been sold il
" Boston during The last wear Several Hotels ano
private dwellings, have bceuiuruIshed with them TIL,
people are beginning 10 mud "u, that they are niue
cheaper and better than any oher They are in fact
spring beds and bedsieads. ana is great deal less
trouble 10 take OF. With single mauress The y
always soft aud elastic, without the trouble of ma
king, except air and spread on the clothes. The
be Put up taken down in Two minutes. and are
perfectly firm and steady without the use Of bed-keY
screws cords. N.E
Mr. Putnam. the manufacturer in Bos on has received
the following valuable testimonial of This excellent
piece OF furniture from the proprietor Of the Win,hrer
House of the elegantly furnished hotels in the
ronnTy;-
tent Surfing Bcds eaLs now in IN the Winthrop
House and that | regard them MS superior in many
respects any other kind Of bedsteads that have
seen being easily taken down put up aud ScpLclean
while their elasticity renders the use Of feather bed
go oien objectIrnahl entirely UNNECESSARY II affords
pleasure To speak IF their practical utility. and rs
giving general satisfaction. WIZ .ll-y .l.-t
For sale made order in various styles aud pat
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Valuable Real Estate
At AUCTION.

"A "A OO 1ONe
TO be sold az sncton Wednesday The leth Of June
inst, at O'Clock M, on the premises, the land Of
Bath, lily occupied BY him-benE about 70 feet on
said street, and running back the same distance. This
land in the very heart Of the CITY, near the City Land
ing) and will make three beautiful and spacious
lots. fy fI !.
Also that desirable land the west side Of Wash.
ington street. between the Hotel and the house Of
Va Moses.
Each of these will be sold altogether separate
Store and House lots suit purchasers oppor.
tuny here offered persons wishing to secure valuable
store lots beautiful house 10 Terms easy, and made
known at the time and place Of sale.
CHARLES DAVENPORT,
JOHN DEARlNG,
rs~ D4VTD c. MaGOUN, luetion-er.
Bath, June 4, 1851. 3w5O
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SMITH g. co
MRS. E. KIDDER'S
WORLD RENOWNED
Cholera, Dysentery and Diarrhea
CORDIAL.

This Cordial has long been known The great Rem
l edy for the Cholera. common Cholera Morbus, Dys-
eniery, and every form al Diarrhea
So is il 10 that need be lost il
rightly treated with this medicine Ii gives immediate
relief from
Pain and Cramps i'm the Bowels,
Aays all irritation, stops The painful discharges. and
restores the bowels 10 perfectly heaithy When
taken the commencement OF the drseas~ ~ will
ii in very few hours however severe the attack may
be. II will save the life Of the patient when in the
Last Stages of the Disease,
And when other medicine will have the least benef-
cia effect II Mas auav cured more extreme of
Cholera, Common Cholcrn-.norIus, Dysen-
terry, and erery form Of Didrrhoa,
either proiracied than all the other medicines
put together which have been placed before The public
Tor these purposes. ...-
Many thousands now living who cured with
il white in infancy, after being reduced to mere skee
with DiarrhGa, caused by Teeihing. In .nch
greater blessing be upon the child
Than to administer 10 ii this soothing and nourshng
CoRpIAL,as
IT WILL GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
and exert almost Il MAGICAL influence in restoring the
oh Id.
The effect of This medicine is the same in every
try and every climate; and thousands have been
ed by il on The Sea and on the Land.
In Of sudden attacks OF either Cholera Morhus,
Dysrnery, Darrhua the effect Of the cordIa il
mediate and not unirequenily single dose tcN efet
III; and they need moi lose hour from tner dal
" avocatinns
l, Immediately checks vomiting from any cause what
ever. and is
Thu Craaf p.u I'D for Gan ;rE
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DIR. PETTIT'S s-E
CANkER BALSAM.

Nursing Sore MOuth-Sore Nipples Tn~
fauts' Sore MOuths-Infants' Sore Gums
while teething-CanlEer In the Mouth,
Throat. Stomach or Bowels of Grown
Persons or Children and for Can.
ker accOmpan wing Canker Rash
and Scarlet Fever-Swelled Ton
sils-lrritation Of the Bron."
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Pure Block Tin Pipes.

ENTIRELY free from noxious, poisonous qualities that
many waters derive from lead, when used to conduct
it, and recommended by the first Chemists Engin.
Of our country ~ superior any heretofore offered
for the same purposes Also Cisern and Well Pipes Al.
50, Lead Pipe, for sale by .'is & w WALKER 4 CO.
Bath, June A. ISL tss.ty -tsIf wfr SO
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Fruit and Vegetables,

their sea.on-uow receiving by the steamboats, from
Boston, New York and South at the City Market by
50 r. PACE
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Ruta Baga Seed. NM Nh
Pure Lemon Syrup,

A LOT Of Ruta Bssa Turnp Seed just received ~
II June ls. So M t GANNETT.
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PIANO FORTE
Notice.

EFT in the Storehonse OF the subscriber some fins
since box of Copper boiler betioms and one mir sf
cart wheels The owner requested to take the same
and pay charges. ARTUITR DONNEIIef
Bath, May %, 1851. $40
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

bfitrc Hon judge huched
corostn M-IilrfAs Corrrs - ~ lkr htstG 4 Hshsr
S~tth az als iuaalic hr kamord Bsckmsr oetsned
wit q Astsos cryts ftr smith, 81 kcckland oodn.
We pfyvon tf &c ysctabty END acce profffy wno Was
coebhed st the lum nlacSg0s llaod sst - III
IVA At the instigaiicn cf certain ft-stn ~ we p-
he releaso Of My smlth DECLARED that hc wsprpsed TO
prove BY resrecabls viinecs who knew ths alleged IN
natic fcf ten twelve years and vbo nave sseh n M
m<rf 6.ilv dnyns that time thas he is persecy - =,
ana sivnys bss tsn q nd mind aud IN the fu pos
sessn c{ hIs scr s and thai be fuy capable ot rsne
srt,ns ARA msrsaine his ovp budnes- Mr.. smith wne
Hrsusbt M tbp pornins sc~ss No person sppeafe6
~ ocsos, ks decharee and written ccneeos Of jacob
amin The rarty vho. With otfefr procured hk
.,smsnt having been submitted the Court his ucncs
,srtI With dkcbssge the alleged iunAtic.