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ANODYNE,
OR POOR MIN s PLASTER.

OR POOR MINIS PL4STEP.
Price l2i efnfS for a Ia &c Nize.
IiHlS plaster Is recommended win the greatest conf
L dence; IN fact il is recommended with that couh-
dece ihai ift is obtained oIhe proprietor does
not give relief the MONEY shall POSITITELY be
REF UNDED- For weakness or pain in The loins
pack, side. breast limbs, neck joints rheumais un-
hago, Nc. Thare have been thousands OF them sold,
ana not one single instance has occurreL where they
have moi given relief The price being very low,
person obtain it, In coughs, colds
ma and difficulty OF breathing lungs will
afford great relief.
Ii can be truly said, il is the best CHEERING pas
ter in II isan entirely new artIcle, and not
like any other now in
1y2s PAGE Sole Agent for Bath
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ChemicaI TOOthache DROPS.

OK CHEMICAL COMPOUND,
For thscWe Of The icorst Toothachs by its aPpiica
ton fep times.
THIS is the only compound which eecually Kills the
L OF the defective tooth without the least pain
injury TO the Others Its warranted To contain the
least acid OF kreosoe, which, jurious the oihe
teeth. and so poisonous in their effects
This arcleis otened used to kill the of the de-
cayed tooth before filing thereby preveniiusthe oper
alton from being painful.
NIB. Seethai the direction which accompanies ach
bottle has the signature of FREDERICK BROW N
the proprietor in his own hand writing without which
none can be genuine. H. .NH.
Ives G PAGE. Sole Agent for Bath.
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NcESEsS

NoESl'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
VTEf.el prompted by every principle ofhumanity TO
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 oft It is
acknowledged by The best Judges dicne o be The
elegant, scientific and salulary preparations now
IN use, and as
Depuraiive Remedy,
seldom, if ever equaed l, stands unriualed for the
cure II Erysipeas Sail Rheum, Canker, Scrofula and
alid1>caseS arising from
Impure state of the Blood.
ALSO all
Bowel Complaints,
aud Is used with Unprecedented success in all cases OF
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens the weakened bsnygives tone 10 the
rious organs. andnvigorates the
Entire System,
-lrEHF and also forIhe the -sro
Liver Complaint, Cararrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, &c. a.C
Those affected CAroaic Diseases, of whatever form,
certain enre, it il b. within the power of remedial
agenslo effect their diseases. Hrt +
II is composed Of medicines happily combined as
toiehi directly 10 give tone 10 The
Stomach and Bowels,
excies TO healthy action the Lverand the whole CLAN
dr "a system, allay .I.irIsaf
Nervous lrritahiliiy,
and promote the free action Of the
LUNGS,
thus rendering iapplicabe TO all diseases Of Chronic
II is purely vegetable and may be used III all
climates, and at all nH Nti.--w
Seasons Of the Year,
, Prepared only by C. MORSE Il Co.. Providence. Il
L. and sold by thousands all over the United States
Canadas, &c, , - -,
s. SHAW, Wholesale and Retail A gent
for Bath and this section ofihe State of Maine. 1y3s
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Worm .4uzenscs

A RE the .uust valuable and certain medice dis
- covered destroying and expeling all kinds
Worms, which frequently trouble children. They
excellent remedy and are as pleasant the
any common confectionery. The following are
Of the most prominent symptoms OF worms
headache dreams, vertgo topper. commissions fever
ishness thirst bad in the mouth offensive breath
paleness about the and mouth, itching the nose
nausea difficult breathing, collie pains the stomach
voracity, leanness, &c. &c A G PAGE, Sole A genf
for BgfA 1y2e
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N. 3. lElDY THE PROPRIETOR g. MANUFACTURER
Sea otter Oil.

THERE are a number OF species OF outer, of which
the Sea Oter is much the largest, being about the
size OF large mastift, and weighing from seventy 20
eighty pounds. Its color when in full season. is per-
iecily black and nj other times, OF dark brown the
iui is very hne, and sells high price in China 10
which the skins generally taken Ii is exclusively
found between the 49ih aud ooh deg north at
tude, on the northwest coast OF North america and
shores OF kamsacha and the ad Joining Islands. Ii 5
always seen the IN the immediate vicinity OF
sab water
The n1tires ,chere this Otter is taken use its oil en-
csiu y for the grotctA cHi FOR 5taaiifyng the hair
They 10 not oonsieT any other oil suitable 10 use on The
head 1y2S A PAGE, Soc Agent for Bath.
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r. BROWNS
SarSaDarilla and Tomato BitterS,

THIS is quack nostrum; Ii is prepared from he
i best mate rals, aud the receipt has been examined
and approved by many of the first physicians he
United States.
These excellent Btters will be found certain cure
in all cases indgesiionor Dyspepsia, Jaundioe Loss
of Appetite. General Debility. Faniness and Sinking
ofthe Stomach, Lowness of spirRs, CosIiveness De-
termination of blood 10 the head pain in The limbs and
side, diarrhBa weakness. dizziness. cutaneous erup-
tions the face and neck hectic fever nervous and
sick headache. acidy Of stomach. bilious affections
piles and IN adiseases mpury of he blood,
the debility otthd system, the unhealthy state ofthe
stomach and bowels. -f-I' asfA
Thess Buffers arewarranted 10 be purelyvegetable
cempound-and mark this, 4 = they con ascsr do tAs
least injury any rose ,chaterr.
They are kept by many persons as a FAMILY MEpi-
CINE. and have been given The youngest ehdra on
ofthe mdness their operation, with excel
lent effect. A g PAGE, Sole Asthf for BafA iyss
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Marine Insurance.
THE umde rsgued Agent for several Boston and other
l. Oihces, will insure against MARINE Risks on Yes
sells. Freight Goods and Effects, any
CURED the usual Policies issued. ana losses
promptly paid al Bath Claims underwriters adjust.
ed and collected JOHN ii. KIMBALL.,
Ofi'e nearly opposite Elliot House.
Bath, July u, ISL. 1y3s
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
OPINIONS OF THE REV. CLERGY.


Rev AuGusAus BoLLEs, tbrorher OF the ale Rev DIR
Bellies, OF BosIou) aud former editor OF the Christian
Secretary, published at Hartford after describing his
severe case of Salt Rheum. says:
81 Immediately procured bottle of your SYRUP, and
box OF CERATE, and commenced the use of both
cording the directions Before had FIN shed the third
bottle iras completely cured If Sat Rheu1l and whaI
was more, experienced wonderful Ien0udfion of my
general health. From my experience and from
what have >Iuce learned from my acquaintance.
have perfect confidence in the Syrup is II Sovereign
Remedy for the Sali Rheum. send You this statement
from The simple desire thai all who troubled with
Tins fiery aud Troublesome complaint may
10 Nehvers Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, and be
speedily cured
Rev. JABEz $ SWAN, of New I.ondou a clergyman
.: distinguished a;lainmems and exalted reputation IN
letter 10 DR.. Weaver, under date Of Feb s. 1851
says:
feel compelled by sense of duty 10 the suffering
say in regard your Canker and Sali Rheum Syrus
that have used in family Tor more than year,
with most decidedly happy results, end n number
cases within my knovledge where il has been ken for
Eryslpeas and Sail Rheum il has been attended with
complete where other remedies have entirely
failed have been particular in nquiring after lis Of
fects in this section, and in instance where has
been taken according 10 direction. has other than
happy results followed aud in many instances complete
cures
Rev L. F. BARNEY, Of Providence savs:-s To those
afflicted as have been, can eeertulv nd The
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup medicine well
Rev. d. HILL, of Wooasocket, says Afler using
one boue OF The SYRUP eiuptions The sur
face of the body in The form of large blolches which
panied with disagreeahle itching and burn
ing sensation. but by the OF the ointment which |
procured of these have all healed up. truly
grateful 10 for the benefit she has derived the
of your medicine, and recommend 10 the afflicted
worthy of their nidence and trial
GILES TURNER, Esq of Montville CT. in his certif-
cate, speaking of the wonderful cure of his WIFE uf
most aggravated case of ERysPELAs with which sh had
been afflicted for twenty years
'Your medicine has effected in her the most Won
derul ever known i'll section of country, and
strongly recommend all afflicted in like manner give
il a trial.
For sale By A. G. PAGE, who is the on
ly authorized Agent for Bath and vicinity. 6m2
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CITY COFFEE AND SPICE WILLIS,

Liberty square and Kilby St. Boston.
Merchants who buy their GROUND COFFEE and SPICES
for CASH will fluid it very much their interests to
examine the quality and prices Of goods before buy
ing elsewhere.
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@es PR E. TISS,
Music Dealer and Publisher
A. N. JOHNSON,
. MUSIC DEALER.
PIANO FORTES.

The subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing the
musical rubic that he is now manufacturing superior
article of Suuare and Bunnir Piano Fortes of and oc
taves which combine all the qualities good
instrument viz and evenness together with
powerful volume of tone, and agreeable touch guar
antee for the excellence of the work is manifest from
fact Gold Medal has been presented from the Me-
chanc's Fair for superior Piano Fortes-a circumstance
with the exception of Mr. Chickerng) that has hap
pened any other firm in this city, although all have
been fairly represented
All instruments of the first quality and warranted
stand the test Of any climate. ID b NEWHALL.
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Stoves! Stoves =!
G Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given subscribers have been
~ appointed by the Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge OF FRO
bate for the County of Lincoln Commissioners 20 exam
inc the claims of creditors against the estate OF JOSEPH
SEWALI late of Bath, said County, deceased, repre-
scented inscvent six months from the fifth day OF May
instant allowed by said Judge to the to bring
in and proye their claims and the Commissioners will at
tend 10 that service the office Of d. Bronson, the
Custom House Building in said Bath, on the first Mon
DAYS Of June next and Of the five following months from
to O'Clock NJ, of each ofsaid days.
DAVID @, MAGOUN, I -,
DAVID BRONSON, coms
Bath, May g, 1851. +, $500 s..4 Sw47
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DIR. FONTAINE,S
BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS,

BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS,
FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY, FOR BATHING,
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
HIGHLY perfumcd by its own ingredients. Recon-
III meuded by the faculty of almost every European
cry and established under the patronage Of almost
cry physician in London and Paris and thousands
dIsiduals, who make daily of IL III N York, Pha-
dephia and Boston. is the greatest luxury lady
gentlemen could wish for the improvement health, for
comfort and personal embellishments aud lis de cate
soothing sensation, and the delightful soness mpars
10 the complexion.
We give a few of the prominent properties ofthe
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS,
already well established by actual experience.
FIRST.
This Balfn remedies srsry defect of the eorpier,on
and establishes It's stead Beauty and Health, the
Time when both. by the caanges OF age, freaks of
ture, disease, have been obscured aud undermined
ii cleanses the SKIN, ami draws 10 the surface all impu
rites. and every .ces of pmes and botches; also
removes TAM sunburn sallowness and freckes impari
ing Ia The skin Its original purify, and unsurpassed
freshness, rendering it clear smooth and white.
SECOND.
Hproof,s the growfi and inertass the Hair, causing
ITO curl in ths most nainra' manner.
IL cleanses the head from dandru giving vi:or health
and life 10 the very roots OF the hair.
THIRD.
his superior article o Sharing being superior to az
dscriptions Of Soaps, Creams, Pastes &c.
As DENTRIFcE cleansing The Teeth. II is BY far
The most medicinal of any compound yet discovered
preventing decay relieving pain, ulcers and cankers
and renders the teeth white alabaster. For the
suffering and for bathing, suffering infants and for
adults, 10 promote of body, cleanliness health
and strength and to prevent ernptons &c there
article more suitable than this Balm Ii may be used in
cold or warm, hard or soft water.
FETRIDGE 4 CO.,
Manxfacturers ard Proprie'o-s-BOSTON
S4HYER 4 MAGOUN and WM. 5. STE4RNS
Agents for Bath where the above may be found a
wholesale and retail.
mi V6
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NOTICE.

PHTLLIPPS' PiTEyT RENEW-ED-Patent grant
ed to A ID Phillips dated Oct 2ith 1886 Renewed for
seven years from Oct cath, 1870.
The public hereby Informed that the American Eric
ton Match Companys right expired the oath of Oct.
1850 Byam, Bruce, Pearson Co having purchased the
exclusive right the above extension hereby caution the
public not 10 infringe upon the patent Manufacturers
and dealers in other matches equally liable for nng
ing the patent BYAM, BRUCE, PIERSON IL Co,
Boston, Aug IS, le5l 66 Union Street.
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]. w. WILCOX, Electrotvper

l52 WASHINGTON STREET, BosToN.
~ Will furnish article in his line. Particular
tention paid to Printing Material Wood Cuts, Book Pa
labels spool tickets cotton stamps, &c. Electro
superior impression.
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Superior Mattresses and Beds

HouseSeepers about 10 purchase Bedding Of any kind,
would do well 10 ca al the sales the Institu-
lion for the Blind, 20 and - Bronfed Str et Boston
j. w PATrEN Agent
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GENTLEMRN'S CLOTHING

Ready ma1ie or made TO sure in hes, s,,.la =. .
OSOOoDS, 81 DOCK Square, corner of Excbanas
81, where Is for sale rich assortment Of Cloths Vs,
ings, and fancy Pant goods, &c, for The CITY ,rade
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Boston Dye House,

TIE ONLY DYE HOUSE IN BOsTON.
No. 3 Hanover, 8 doors from Court Street.
Will dye cleanse and finish in the manner all kinds
Of silk cotton and wooden goods, ladies' dresses shaw
&c also getlemen's garments of every Description Or
ders sent to this establishment will meet with prompt
tention. II SMELLING, Proprietor.
d w DODGE Superutendant
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-, Office, "a North Market ST., up sfdirs.)
where may be found Mustard, Spices, and
..ua3 Shaker Herbs,
fut un ~ ID 10 and \ 10 bor,les cauisers or napers
Also, Pepper-Sauce, Ketchup, sc. sc.
All OF winch will be sold n, Tie lowest wholesale i
So -'ap'SSs IS "a L. CONVERSE y ROBSON,
BosToS, Mass
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From the Drawing Room Companion.
The Moon.
BY GEORGE w. BUNGAY

The day-god left his realm of sky,
And golden banner in the west;
The daisy closed its dewy eye,
The bird fed to its downy nest.
Night sits upon her sable throne,
With shutters closel and fastened bars
Her curtain over all is drawn,
And tied in knots of golden stars.
But yonder like a yacht of light,
The dark and drifting clouds o'crwhelm
The moon drives through the sea Of night,
With guardian angels at the helm.
Praise God, for, with unsleeping eye
He watches all, and on his arm
lie holds that cleaning shield on high,
To shelter all mankind from harm.
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The Two Brides.
by II. II. sTODDARD.

saw two maidcns at the kirk,
And both were fair and sweet:
Zone in her wedding robe,
And one in her winding-sheet.
The choristers sang the hymn,
The sacred rites were read,
And one for Life to Life,
And one to Death was wed.
They were borne to their bridal beds,
In lovliness and bloom
One in merry Castle,
The other solemn tomb.
One on the morrow woke
In world Of sin and pain,
But the other was happier far,
And never woke again!
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1.)uctrp.
From the Carpet Bag.
1t is the Fashion.

They say s' it is the fashion,
And vainly protest
'Gainst wearing rOwdy breeches,
Or spotted woolly vest.
"'Tis the fashion," must grin,
And with resignation bear it,
My dickey's stiff as tin,
But | am forced to wear it.
Kid gloves oh, how hate 'em,
But they're worn by all the " ton"
And must sport 'em, though it takes
An hour to get them on;
And wear seal rings, gold chains,
And pins, and flashy fringed cravats,
And what is worse than all the rest,
These clumsy stovepipe hats.
Mustachios and goatees are worn
BY men about the town."
so must raise yellow pair,
And try to think them brown.
often swear to change its hue,
But fear again to try 4,
For once turned my face all blue
In vain attempts to dye it.
Large feet are " very vulgar"
SO I'm forced to pinch up mine
In boots of fancy leather,
All CLOSED to make them shine.
No matter how it piDches,
mustn't show my passion,
But groan and die by inches
Because " it IS the fashion"
l limp into the makers,
And show them to him there,
With Il very mournful countcnancc,
And vehemcntly swear
That my toes with corns are covered,
But he answers with smile,
And consolingly assures me
They're " the very latest style"
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ment is delayed till the end Of the year.
yzS~ No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except at the option of the publishers
ADVERTIS EMENTS inserted at the follow
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one year, 50 co; six months, $ljOO Half a
column in proportion. Business cards, of eight
lines or less, inserted one year for $500. Legal
notices Mt statute prices.
NS-Com sluncations, orders, and remittan-
'ces, should be addressed, post paid to
CHAMPLIN & BlBcoCK, Westerly, r.
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Ibc Gitrrarp Gfbo
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
ChaEMplin & BabcOck,
At WESTERLY, r. l.

Office on Vest Broad ST., in the building nert
to FL. g. +. ShefeiFs Store.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

MIsHTY CUTE.-Two cotton wagons
meeting on the road to Augusta, Geor-
gia, the following dialogue took place
between the drivers
What's cotton in Augusta?" says
the one with load.
Cotton, says the other.
The inquirer, supPosing himself not
to be understood, repeats, what's cot
ton in Augusta?'
It's cotton, says the other.
i know that says the first, but
what is it9'
Why says the other, | tell you il
is cotton. Cotton is cotton in Augusta
and everywhere else, that ever l heard
of
Il know that as we'll as yOu,' says the
first, but what does cotton bring in
Augusta'
why, it brings nothing there, but
everybody brings cotton
Look here says the first WAGNER
with an oath, you had better leave the
state; for l'll he ID if you don't
know too much for Georgia.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

A Cool OPERArIoN-' Hello, there,
captingn said a Brother Jonathan to
the captain Of a canal packet on the
Erie canal, 'what do you charge for a
passage 7
'rhree cents mile and boarded, > said
the captain.
well, guess I'll take passage, cap
ting, SEEM as how Pm kinder gin eout
walking SO far
Accordingly he got on board just as
the steward WAS ringing the bell for
dinner Jonathan sat down and began
to denolish the fixins' to the utter con
sternatiOn of the captain, until he had
cleared the table of all that was eatable,
when he got up and went on the deck
picking his teeth very comfortably.
How far is it, capting, from here to
where | came on board ?
Nearly one and a-half mile, said the
captain.
Let's see,' ssid Jonathan that
would be just four and a-half cents; but
never mind, capting, ] won't be small !;
here's FIVE cents, which pays my fare to
here guess III go ashore now Pm
kinder rested eOut.'
1 he captain vamosed for the cabin,
and Jonathan went ashore. The cap
tain did not take any more way pas
sengers' the remainder of the summer.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

PRIvATE CHARACTER or LocoMo-
TIvE.-Peeple who may see locomo-
tive tearing up and down the land at
gait Of forty miles an hour-making the
very earth groan beneath its giant tread
and the heavens themselves reverberate
with its fearful clntter, soaring nature
with its unearthly din, and frightening
all creation from its propriety, almost
people who only see it in its terrible
activity, have no idea what eminent SO
cial virtues it is endowed with. This
is their public character. Their private
one is another affair. Now and then
one of these huge monsters, in whose
iron bowels slumber more than thous-
and giant power, comes up and stands
under our window, and smokes away
as gently as the most exemplary cook
ing stuve, its huge steatH pipes .inging
a strain as soft and as duIcet as the
most nmiable tea-kettle, and its lungs
OF steel breathing as sweetly. as an in
FAINT in its slumbers. But the demon
of power is there. Let any one pinch
its ears, and no venerable spinstcr cat
will spit more fiercel ely-let him grippe
those iron hands, and the pipes which
were tuned to so soft strain, send forth
n yell as if heaven and earth were
coming together, and those lungs which
first brealhcd so quietly, cough like a
volcano-and off il goes, darkening the
heavens with its dense volume ofsmoke.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
NOW SWEET HOME!

When sick upon my cradle bed,
Who laid Der warm hand on my head
With neart o'erhowing, wept and prayed ,
My Mother
When | was we'll and full Of play,
Who caught me in his arms each day,
And talked and sung those hours away
My Father.
In after years, say, who was she
Who walked the livelong day with me,
Or read beneath the willow tree
My Sister
Who took my hand, and by my side
Ran down the winding, ripping tide,
Not knowing how his hours did glide
Ny Brother
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

OPENING or SERMoNs.-An exchange
relates the following DR.. Nc, of
New Jersey, who has recently sailed
for Europe, was once invited to preach
in the Old Middle Dutch Church, now
the post Office, in New York. Know
ing that his audience did not allow
their ministers to use notes, he went
on smoothly through the introduction
of his sermon, said: snow, brethren,
have laid before you my discourse,
and beg you will permit me to lay it
before myself" So saying, he took
bis manuscript and placed them in
front on the desk.
tsOld Dominic L-g, Of the Dutch
Church, celebrated for his goodness
and homely originality, on all excess
lively hot summer Sabbath, when an
nouncing his text, read of four verses,
and said: " This the foundation Of the
first head of my discourse. After
reading four more, he said This IS
the ground of the second head of my
discourse; and reading another four,
he continued: This is the foundation
of the third head Of my discourse )"
Then stepping back and pulling off his
warm cloth coat, he hung it on the side
of the pulpit, and conspicuous in his
white linen sleeves, he began. " Now,
brethren, depend upon it, we have
job before U.s."