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P 0 E 7 R Y
The Indian Mothers Lament.
By LOUISE MAYBuRy.

By LOUISE MAYBuRN.
For thee, for thee, oh my darling,
Has the orchis opened its cup;
For thee has the wild.rose blossomed,
The rose where the bee loves to sup;
And for thee comes the warm air of summer,
And the song of the merry birds,
but alas thou see'st not. my loved one,
They've called thee, but thou hast not heard
I've cherished thy pet fawn. my darling,
Irvine round its neck bright flowers,
And gaze in its eyes, fondly dreaming
OF thee and the past pleasant hours.
list for thy tread in the wigwam,
look on thy unstrung bow;
That young form has gone down in darkness
NV child, in the grave is laid low.
It's not strange the great Spirit should call
thee,
To his hunting grounds. far, far away
Thine eve was too keen in its brightness,
Thy fingers too skilful; the play
OF thy musical voice was too tender,
Thy slight limbs too gracefully moulded;
Twas not meant that on earth thou should st
inger,
In deaths cold embrace thou art folded.
I've 'broidered bright moccasins for thee,
And wampum- strings too, are laid by,
And the finest and softest elk-skins,
Wherein thou vert wont to lie;
l step, in nv loneliness softly
To thy couch, the pile of warm furs;
"Hush, hush," exclaim in my widness,
"Speak low, for my darling stirs.'
Thy father comes in from the battle,
He throws down the Ratchet and bow,
And lays on thy couch brilliant jewels,
The spoil from the pale-faced foe;
But no tiny hand grasps them eagerly,
No laugh of delight rings out clear,
And thy fathers brow cloudeth gloomiIy-
Ny darling, that thou art not here.
Oh my spirit longs to be with thee there
In the bright world, where thou hast gone;
Where the braves never tire; where the deer
roams free,
And the timid and graceful fawn
Starts not at the sound of the hunters step,
For they harm not the innocent there;
And the pale-face lives in peace and love,
In that holy land and fair.
They've no need of the sun there, they tell US,
Or the silver moon at night;
For the great Spirit himself dwells there,
And he is the " fountain of light"
There shall be no night of sorrow there.
Naught the tie of affection shall sever;
And oh, blest thought, shall meet thee there,
And part with thee-neyer no-never!
Bath, Nor. l, 1851.
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AN ANTIDoTE FOR BED BUGs.-Take
quantity of whale oil, and about The
same quantity of lard or tallow, simmer
them few min1tes together, so that they
will mix. Apply the mixture with a
feather or fine brush, to the crevIces and
joints of the bedsteads, and these vermin
will not only desert the bed but will leave
the room
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The Poor HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF IT.
While the City Marshal was engaged in
destroying quantity of liquor that had
been seized, some one in the crowd in>
CURED, why was not this sold for thee
hundred pence and given to the poor 2
A voice at some distance. replied, The
poor have had enough of it, let it GO -
Bangor paper.
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"A1Y husband neglects his home," said
a lady to her friend, the other day.
"What would You do if you were in my
place -
Use more Loney," was the ready and
reasonable reply.
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Sea otter Oil.

THEREa are number OF species of Ouer, of which
the Sea Ouer is muchihe largest, being about The
size of large nastif, and weighing from seventy 10
eighly pounds. lis color, when in full season. is per-
feey black; and al other times, OF dark brown; the
fuI very hEe, and sells high price in China,
which the skins generally taken Ii exclusively
found between The 49Ih and 6OIh degrees of north
ude the northwest of North Emerica and the
shores OF kamscaicha, and the adjoining Islands II
always seen the coast nthe immediate vicinity OF
sail water.
The mattress tchere this Otter is tate. oil
clTsiusiy for sh gr0trth and 5sautiyng the hair
They do not c0Hsi3eT other oi suitable
head. 1y2S A G PAG e Soc Agent for Bath.
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Chemical ToOthache Drops.

OK tHEMTCHL COMPOUND,
For thecure Of the g5rst Toothache, byits appica-
lion a fen times.
THIS is the only compound which efectuay kills the
L nerve OF the defective tooth without the least pain CT
injury 10 the others Ii is warranted TO contain the
least acid kreosote whlchs injurious 10 the other
teeth and SO poisonous in their effects
This article otened used kill the nerve OF the de-
cayed tooth before filling, thereby preventinsthe oper
alton from being so painful.
NIB. See thai the direction whichaccompanles each
bottle has the signature Of FREDERICK BROW
the proprietor in his hand writing without which
none can be genuine.
Ives AGPAGE. Sole Agent for Bath.
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ANODYNE.
OR POOR MANS PLASTER.

OR POOR MIN PLISTER.
Price l2t e,nts for la sc size.
NHlS plaster Is recommended with the greatest conf
L dence, IL factiI is recommended with that conf
deuce that lift is Obtained The proprelC and il does
not give relief, the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness pain in the lons,
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 obtain it, In coue colds
ma, and difficulty obreahng, worpover,he lungs will
afford great relief
II be truly said il is the best siren CHEERING pas-
lie in Ii isan entirely article, and not
like any other now in use.
ty2S A G PACi f, Sole Agent for Rdfh
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APPLE CUsTARD.-Take large and fair
tart apples, core them and fill the open
ings with sugar and put them into well
timed pan, scatter sugar on the whole
and favor with lemon peel, orange, or
cinnamon. Bake until soft then put
them in dish, and pour over them
cuslard made of eggs and milk, in propo-
ton Of four of the former to one quart of
the latter.
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MoRSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
WE feel prompted by every principle ofhumanity 10
w make known 10 the world the
Wonderful efficacy Of this extraordinary
Preparation.
Thousands have been relieved OF great amount OF
suffering. and many lives saved by the of 1t is
acknowledged by the bes, judges ofmedicne 10 be the
most elegant, scientific and saluiary preparations
Depurative Remedy,
seldom, if ever equalled |, stands unriuasd for the
curepf Erysipeas, Salt Rheun, Canser, Scrofua and
al,diseases arising from
Impure state of the Blood.
ALSO all
Bowel Complaints,
and is used with unprecedented success in all OF
Female Weakness and General Debility,
Strengthen the weakened bodY-gives tone 10 the
rious organs. andinvgoraies The
Entire System,
and also for the ofthe
Liver Complaint, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs &c.
Those affected Chronic Diseas.s of whatever form
will find this medicine moi only peasan, 10 the taste, bu
a certain cure, ii b. within the power of remedial
agents effect their diseases
IL is composed of medicines so happily combined as
toiend directly TO give tone 10 the
Stomach and Bowels,
exces 10 healthy action the Liver the whole CLAN
dc az system, allay
Nervous lrritabiliiy,
and promote the flee action of the
-it- IHbt LUNGS, s.-.r
thus rendering tappcable 10 oil diseases oa Chroni,
nature. II is purely vegetable, and may be used in all
climates and al all
Seasons of the Year.
Prepared only by G. MORSE Co., Providence, r
J. and sold by thousands all over the United States
Canadas &c. r-
s. p. SHAW. Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Bath and this section ofIhe Slate OF Maine Iy3s
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Paint your Roofs.

y
AkE'SPatentPainto OIL ArtiicialS ate, fol
Dsalei n any quantityby syE3
KENDALL ,RICHARDSON&
Thevalue ofthisarticlewillbes seen BY the
following certihcat esfrom gentlemen who have
used il and proved itsi ndurating qualities.
Nix. BLAKE-Dear Sir,-I had a building
adjoining the wa u Of my stone Cotton Factory,
the roof (which was covered with your Fire.
proof Paint or Artificial Slate. The factory
took FIRE ,and duringt he progress o fits destruc.
tion, large numbers ofburning shingle e ID 9th
Ell combustible materials fell upont hisr 90 +, SO
covered, nd expected every moment to Sc il
burstinto flames ,butafter the factory burned
DOWN. examinedsaid roo fand founditliterally
covered with Goals and cinders, butthe ere had
not madethe least impression npon il. After
thistest, Theoretically can be no doubt, ast o
its6re-proo fqualities Tr NJ Wi l'i4f
Rochester, Sept.,l8is. SETH C. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway New York ,Oct, 4th, l84s.}
Mn. BLAKE-Sir:-We las Spring GOV
cred the roo 70 fl he A merican with yoar Fire
proofPaint. Wenow ind that it has become
hard q slate.and the almost constanttread
oftheses~.nts( VIII on let he op II b ehousefor
dryin kciothes I'd esnota ffsetiti thslsast,
and itprov q / ha tit wal accommodated.
81, TABER & BAGLEY.
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Commencing October 9Th, 1851.

.t- commencing Ott0OeT Oth, 1901.
PASSENGER trains wllleave the Station foot ofChes-
nut street, daily Sundays excepted for WesbrooS,
Falmouth, Cumberland, Yarmouth, Freeport Bruins
wick, Bpwdoiuham Richmond and Bath MS ioows:-
Leave Portland for Brunswick,
Bath and Richmond al SIS N md N.
Leaves Richmond for Bath, Port
land and Boston, nj 6,l5 NJ and II, As NJ.
Leave Bath for Portland and Bos-
ton, al 6, 80 ", and p NJ.
Leave Bath for Richmond al si5 and ! p NJ.
Leave Bath for Brunswick nj 80 4 S,45 A NJ.
Leave Brunswick for Eaih al
IT'S and $50 NJ and Ills NJ.
Each train from Bath and Richmond. connects at
Portland W th the Trains from Portland 10 Boston,
The Mtrain from Portland for Bath and Richmond,
connects with the train leaving Boston al a. NJ.
A steamboat viii leave Richmond the arrival fthis
train, for Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta.
Stages leave Richmond on the arrival of the train
leaving Portland at is NJ, for Gardiner, Hallowcll
and Augusta.
At Bath. siagescnnnect with Wiscasse .Damariscot-
ia w aldoboro, Thomaston Belfast and Bangor.
Passengers the East i'll the LIST train from
Boston, will take the OF this road the Junction
of the PorIanu Saco and Portsmouth, Railroad al Cape
Elizabeth. and proceed directly on without delay.
FREIGHT TR AIMS EACH WAY DAILY.
s P. Railroads whereby freight will beiranspor,-
ed between Stations on this road and Boston al
duced rates, and without change Of cars Portland
RATEs--Between Richmond. Bath and Boston for
Merchandise rated as Second Class 81 90 per lon in
Guiding trucking in Boston.
All orders for freight intended for this road may be
left al No IL Merchants, Row, Boston.
a.fnes JOHN RUSSELL, JR Superintendent.
Portland, Sept IS. 1851. 81
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MUSICAL WoNDER.-A friend Of ours
thus enlogises his musical attainments:-
al know two tunes the one is Aud Lang
Syne, and the other isn't. always sing
the latter"
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AN old lady reading an account of the
death Of a distinguished lawyer. who was
stated to be the father Of the Philadelphia
bar, exclaimed. "Poor man! he had
dreadful noisy set of children"
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81 am IN CRATE scrape," as the nut
meg agonzingly exclaimed to the CRATER.
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PETER MORTON.
Commissioners Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that the subscrieefs nave seen
lN appointed by the Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge OF Fro
bate for the County of Lincoln Commissioner e exam
inc the claims of creditors against ING es'se q
sented insovent six months from the fifth day Of May
Instant are allowed said Judge to the crediforso bring
tend ~ mat service the Office Of d. Bronson In the
Cnstom Horse Building, in said Bath, the first Mon
days Of June next and Of the five following months from
. ~ O'Clock P M, OF each of said days.
" DAVID g. MAGOUN, -.
DAVID BRONSON, oo"'
Bath, May g, 1851. M s--.y- sw47
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Worm LOZcnges

A + the most valuable and certain medce ever dis
II covered for destroying and eXpellmg all kinds OF
Worms, which frequently trouble children. They
are most excellent remedy, aud pleasant 10 the
taste any common confectionery. The following
some of the most prominent symptoms of worms: -
headache, Dreams vertigo, torper commissions fever
sness. thirst, bad taste in the mouth, offensive BREATH
paleness about the and mouth itching Of the
nausea, difficult breathing, collie pains in the stomach,
voracy, leanness, &c. &c. PAGE, Sole Agent
FOR Bath. Ives
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What kind of tables to vegetarans
keep? Vegetables.
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r. ID, sEwALL

r. ID. SEWALL
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW, having
" made arrangements with gentlemen from Washington
Tor obtaining Pensions and bounty Land under the
act Of congress and having received the proper
instructions from the Department. tenders MS services 20
those who entitled 10 the benefit Of that acl a
Office in Pierce's Block, corner Of Front ana
Broad Streets. sHfi H-
Bath, Oct Is, 1850. I'm
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The following was sent to an editor
with the understanding that is was spec
linen Of what could be done by the auth.
or, and that if other productions were
wanted, they could "be had for The mon.
ey:"
He was drowned
On the Sound
And his body wasn't found
Until forty 'leven days;
Then he rose,
And his toes, 4tN
And his jolly ruddy nose.
Were discovered through the haze
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f. BROWNS
SarSaDarilla and Tomato BitterS

THIS is no quack noslrum; Ills prepared from the
best materials, and the receipt has been examined
United States.
These excellent Bi,iers will be found certain cure
of Appetite. General Debility, Famtness aud Sinking
ofthe Stomach, Lowness of spirits Cosliveness, De-
termination OF blood 10 the head pain in the limbs and
side, dIarrhGs weakness, dizziness cuianeous erup-
lions the face and neck hectic fever, nervous and
sick headache. acidy of stomach, bilious affections,
piles and IN alldseases caused impury of blood,
the debility OF hd SYSTEM the unhealthy state ofthe
stomach and bowels.
These Bitiers warranted 10 be purelyvegetable
cempound-and mark this, 10 they caa Herer DO fAs
least injury IN any phaferer. -
They are kept by many persons as FAMILY MEpi-
CINE. and have been given TO the youngest ehdre1 on
ofthe mildness OF their operation win excel
lent effect AG PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath ly2s
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!, Sagadahock Oyster House.

TUNHE subscriber respectfully announce S to the
citizens Of Bath that he has just opened a
new and splendid OYSTER SALOON, in Har.
vey's.Rrick Block, Front St. where he will be
happyto wait upon any who may call.
-n.Age sa nrr JOHN s. YOUNG.
Bath, May 20, 1850. ti4s
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DR.. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.

DR.. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.
Ahead of all othersu
THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURES.
BECAUSE they safer, better and more efcacious
- '''a'' any 0'ns $4,000 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE
always take them with equal safety, without fear
If Pills BE NECESSARY
for purging and cleansing the stomach and bowels and
purifying the blood and fluids the body take other
for other pills produce those combined effects,
tain sarsaparilla 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
wagered that GEM certificates from phys
cans cergymen members of congress and respectable
czens be produced Of their efficacy than of any 9th
and box will do good than two boxes Of
others.
Forty Pills are in Box! :!
and sold T,r nty-Fpe C-nts a Bor, with directions
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They have unpleasant smell,
Free from dust powder of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting or bad feelings,
THEY ARE GOOD At ALL TIMES,
And adapted TO most diseases common TO mankind
No having taken them will be willing after
wards take any Others because they always do good
and il they do not then no others will.
N. B. lEIDY THE PROPRIETOR g. MANUFACTURER
is regular Druggist Chemist and Physician of Is year,
experience in Philadelphia graduate of the University
member of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia New York. Boston, Baltimore, &c,
associate and corresponding member Of several Mcdca
Institutions in London and Paris &C.
II Principal depot, DI LEIDYs DIsrENsARy, No. III
North FOURTH ST. Philadephia-and sold wholesale and
retail by
A G. PAGE, Agent, Bath-Durgin & Co, Portland
Dillingham; & Ttcomb, Augusta-Alex Warren, kenne-
bnnk-s Page 4 Co, Haiowell-A Carter 4 Son, Port
land-and by Druggists and storckeepers generally
Ixo2
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OPINIONS OF THE REV. CLERGY.

Rev AUGUSTUS BoLLES (broIher of the late Rev. DR.
Bellies, of Boston, and former editor of the Christian
Secretary, published Hartford alter describing his
severe case IF Sal, Rheum says:
Il Immediately procured bolte of your SYRUP and
a box OF ERArE, and commenced the of both ac-
coriIng 10 the directions Before had finished the Third
bottle tcds completely cured Of Sd RheuD, and what
was more, experienced wonderful 1enoudfi,n OF my
general health From my experience, aud from
what have since learned from my acquaintance
have perfect confidence ia the Syrup Sovereign
Remedy for the Salt Rheum send YOU this stalemen,
from the simple desire that all who troubled with
lhi fery and troublesome complaint. nuy once
TO W eaver's Canker and Sall Rheum Syrup, and be
speedily cured
Rev. JABEz :. SWAN. of New London, clergyman
o: distinguished aiiainments aud exalted reputation, N
n letter 10 Dr. Weaver, under date of Feb. ). 1851
says:
feel compelled by of duty TO the suffering
TO say IN regard 10 your Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
that have used il in my family Tor more than year
with most decidedly happy results, and in number o
eases within my knowledge. where il has been taken fol
Eryslpelas and Salt Rheum il has been attended with
oonie,s success, where other remedies have entirely
failed have been particular in inqurIng after lis of
ects III his section, and in instance where ha.
been taken according your direction has other than
happy results followed aud in many instances
cures
GILES TURNER Esq OF Nontvile. CT. in his cert6-
cate, speaking Of the wonderful of his wife,
most case OF ERYsIPELAs with which she had
been afflicted tor twenty years. says:
Your medicine has effected in her the most Won
deriu cure ever known IN our section OF country and
strongly recommend all afflicted in like manner to give
ii a trial.
For sale By A. G. PAGE, who is the on
Iy authorized Agent for BAH and vicinity.
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McRSEsS

DINE-APPLES-Waier ns-Oranges-Cocoanut
and all other kinds of fruit sale at the City Mar
ket hv A. G. PAGE.
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Wooden Blankets.

A GOOD assortment OF Wool Blankets just receive
at the new Granite Store. and for sale cheap
Bath Oct Is. III. w. OWEN & CO.
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DRgMH asMMnS
Gloves and Hosiery.

French Merinos. rhIbets, Cashmeies, Broche. F
nred Satin, Americana, Indiana and Lyonesc Ciot
Coburgs, Alpaccas, Persans Adeilids, Poplns all
N de I.aines COLON and Wool do &c.
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Cashmere Long and Square, rs and S-4 Broche Pa
melias aud small figures, rich Printed Cashmere tne
styles Bay State Long aad Square, Empire STATE /
Foreign do. &c.
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,,o,d.n. Of che New York Herald is res

A Correspondent of the New York Herald is res
ponsible for the following anecdote: "When Hon,
Truman Smith returned to Washington with his
youthful accomplished and handsome Alabama
wife. somebody asked him how many slaves she
had "Only one said Truman, bowling low, and
placing his hand upon his heart; only one, who
is proud to be her slave" That was very good
But on the night the platform gave way at the cir
Gus, Mr. Smith was present with his young wife,
and il is said that when the crash came, be ran oi
the door, leaving the lady to shit Tor herself
Another lady, observing it, remarked, pointing al
the HONORABLE. Senator from Connecticut: Look
look there goes fugitive slave That was al
very good, but bad for the fugitive, being South o
Mason M Dxonn 2i "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-24

WRIGHT & Co having resolved to stand unrivaled IN
every department of their business have agreed with the
Proprietor and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, to keep them con
stanty supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
far below the usual market prices BY this they
are enabled offer for the inspection Of purchasers the most
extensive which be found this any other
city. Having had many experience in the purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired acies
for conducting this particular department. on The most 6era
SCALE and prepared supply the trade at prices SO
exceedingly low that the purchaser fail to reaizs
per eentage his investment either at W0lesaIG
or Retail. At their establishment may be found in |,
assoTne nj of ALI. GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following comprises part of their assortment, and
can furnished dealers, from twenty to
twenty per cheaper than manufacturer regular
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-24

A PoRK TEArsAcTIoN.--Mr. John Sigerson
and E. Matthews, pork dealers, Of St. Louis, sold,
on the 14th, one lot and to one party, five hun
drsa bsrrelsof M. o. and fourteen thousand five
hundred barrels Of mess pork; the NJ 0. at Sll 20,
the mess at Si2 payable in six months bills upon
Network. The sale amounted to. Sl79,6 25.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-24

Owing to the sa.wccess and immense sale OF Dr Town
AGENTS, have cont need making Sa1snnan5a ETtIH ip,
ElXirs Bers, Extracts of Yellow Dock, They
ally put the shaped bottles and some OF tneH
nave stolen and copied advertisements they OnY
worthless limitations, and should he avoided. .
prnripa Office LII FuitOn street, Sun building, W
Yo,k Redns X Co., STATE street Boston; yott 81 u,
gist Baltimore; P. NJ Cohen, Charleston IGj south PeaTl
strict, Albany Z. IL, McGraw, Natchez and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally rOug tbs
United States, WesI Indies and the Cunadas.
j. WRIGHT, i6l Chnrtres street,
l2 SnIE AGFNr Nav llrlanr.
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Those that inmate Dr., Towu-ends SqraIariAa have
invariably called their stuff grc Rt9G5y Jnr Femdtes tic
aud copied bs and circular which relates tls
complaints ol Women word for won--oic[ men who Z
NJ medicine have, the Of Dr. TOwusen
Saaparla complaint incident to females, recommended
theirs although previously they did 0t. number of thest
IXures Pills, etc, injurious to emaies, 40 they bssFa
dls.ass, and undermining The c0nstnilmn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-24

=
DCo 1870; Pilet, Caslil.
lsnS Co Hennessy, London
iock etc. etc.
SHERRY Amontilado
Harmony, Imperial. Yriarle,
L0ho. etc, etc.
MADEIRA - Blnckhnrl's
sioulh Side, ilowari, Marsh
y o, etc. etc,
PORT-Thw Queens, Door
to London, etc &c
BURGUS by - Chamber
tin, Hermitage. eic, etc.
CHAMPAGNE = Piper X
Co. IS ilei dSick Schneider,
GENE de Rnuzy, etc. etc
AT. SAtTEkN Es-Cha,
teau dfYquem. &c. etc.
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