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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-28
Clocks !! Clocks I!
Paint your Roofs,

rant your ROOFS.
DLAKE' SPaieniPainto OF Artificial Slate, for
DsaIein any quantity by
KENDALL, RiCHARDSON& Co.
Thevalue ofthisa rticle will be seen by the
following certi6c gentlemen who have
used il "A nd proved itsi nd grating qualities.
MR. Dear Sir,-I had building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
thereof OF which was covered with your Fire.
proof Pain, or Artificial Slate. The factory
took FIRE. and duringt eprogress ofits destruc-
ton large Numbers o burn in shing md 9TH
e. combustblematerials fell upon hisr 90 {, so
covered. and expected every moment see il
burstinto flames hut after the factory burned
down examine said roo md found literally
Covered with Goals md cinders, butthe Ere had
not madethe least Impression upoa il. After
thlstest. therecertainlyc can beno doubt asto
its6re-proo "a salities. 4r ..l3
Rochcste ,Sept.,1S4s. SETH G.. JONES.
see AMERICAN HorBL,
Broadway New York Oct ,4th, lS48.
Ma. BLAKE-Sir:-We lost Spring COW
cred the 90 r o fthe american, with your Fire
proc amt. Wenow lind ha I il has become
ashard as late and the almost c onstaattread
fthe servants VIII ous he OPP n h e house
rying clothes )do Ia feet it in the 1t,
nd itprovesa / he iii was E scommended.
| ire TABER & BAGLEY. :
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F. BROWNS
SarSaDariIIa and Tomato BittoFs

THIS is no quack nosirup; Ills prepared fromihe
best materials, and the receipt has been examined
and approved by many of the first physicians in he
United States.
These excellent Biters will be found certain cure
in all casesof ndiseslionor Dyspepsia Jaundice Loss
ofthe Stomach Lowness of spirits, Costiveness De-
termination blood the head, pain in the limbs and
lions on the face aud neck hectic fever nervous and
sick headache acidItyof stomach. bilious affections,
niles and in aldseases by blood,
the debility OF thd the unhealthy state ofthe
Thess Buffers are be purelyvegetabie
cempound-and mark this, 70 they cas- Nerer do tie
ieasf fzjsry Sa ssS ceSeDhnfeoev. f
They are kept by many persons as FAMILY MEDJ-
CINE have been given the yossgess ehiiSen, on
account oft he mIdness of their operation, with excel
lent effect. A g PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath iy2s
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ETlR Y
Home Again,

-lE.l1 HOME AGAIN. 1888. -- -IH
Home again, Home again.
From foreign shore; i
And oh it fills my soul with joy,
To meet my friends once more.
Here drop'd the parting tear,
To cross the oceans foam,
But now I'm once again with those,
Who kindly greet me home.
Home again Sc.
Happy hearts, happy hearts, .ar
With mine have LAUGHED in glee;
But oh the friends loved in youth,
Seem happier TO me;
And If my guide should be the fate,
Which bids me longer roam,
But death alone can break the tie,
That binds my heart to home.
Home again &c.
Music sweet, Music soft,
Lingers round the place;
And oh feel the childhood charm,
That time cannot efface.
Then give me but my homestead roof,
I'll ask no palace dome;
For I can live happy life,
With those love at home.
aro. Home again &C
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Are sisters Sal and Nance resources Pa?
No, my son-why did you ask that
question?
Because heard Uucle Josh say if you
would only husband your resources that
you'd get along great deal better than
you do-thal's all, Pa.
Jemima my dear, amt :here something
the matter with our child? fear that all
ain; right with the poor little thing. Do
see, my dear.
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Chemical Toothache Drops

OR CHEMICAL COMPOUND,
For fhecure of the worst Toothoche, 6yits applca-
fion few times.
THIS is the only compound which etfectuay kills the
OF the defective tooth withourthe least pain
injury the others II is warranted to contain the
least acid or kreosote, which nuriousto the othe
teeth and poisonous in their effects.
This article oftened used TO kill the de-
yed tooth before filing thereby preventingthe oper-
alton from being painful.
NIB. See that the direction whichaccompanlesea c h
bottle has the signature of FREDERICK BROWN
the proprietor in his own hand writing without which
none can be genuine.
1y2s AG PAGE. Sole Agent for Bath.
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ANODYNE,
OR POOR MANS PLASTER.

Price l2a csnts for large sire.
THIS plaster is recommended with the greatest conf
dence, liz fact il is recommended with that conf
dence that lift is obtained of the proprietor and does
not give relief, the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness pain in the loins,
back, side breast limbs neck, joints um-
bago, nc. Thare have been thousands of them sold,
and single instance has occurred where they
have given relief. The price being very low.
cry person obtain ii. In coughs colds
and difficulty of breathing, lungs will
afford great relief
II be truly said is the best giheEing pIas-
in 1t is an entirely article and not
like any other now in use.
Ives A g PAG E, Sole Agent for Bath.
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Worm Loxenses

RE the most valuable and certain medice ever dis
n covered for destroying and expeling all kinds OF
Worms, which frequently trouble children. They
most excellent remedy and pleasant 10 the
taste any common confectionery. The following are
some of the most prominent symptoms of worms:-
headache, dreams, vertigo TOPPER COMMISSIONS fever
shness. thirst, bad in the mouth offensive breath
paleness about the and mouth, itching of the
nausea difficult breathing, collie pains in the stomach
vorac,y, leanness, &c. &c. A 6 PAGE, Sole Agent
for Bath. Ives
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A Connecticut pedlar, calling on an
old ladyto dispose of some goods, in
ouired of her ifshe could tell him ofany
road that no pedlar had ever travelled =
Yes" said she. 81 know Of one. and
only one, that no pedlar has even trav-,
elIed. the pedlar's countenance brig htened,
and that's the way to heaven
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TAXES.

A%hEEABI.Yio vote Of the City Council, notice is
hereby given that the assessed on the inhab.
.. NE city, for the year 1851 have been This aay
committed 10 me for collection 3. : - ~-'
Au persons paying their Taxes within fbirfy dam.
WI. receive discount OF per cent, il raid in ar y
ys. Pr cehti and u they not paid within n;nrty
days are ordered To he xred r ~ "'"''y
BAH, Iune &c, 1851. eAe Soioc, Or.
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A Western poet, much excited on the seccs
sion question, has written the following:
The eagle Of Anmeriky,
That hue across the sees,
An throw'd the buddy British lion
Kes-slump upon his knees:
Say !-shall we rend him lin from lin,
wun wing wun way, and wun other,
And every seppefit pin fether
A flying at the otherf''
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American gentlemen, says Lady Stuart,
in her Travels, look like gentlemen, not
because they have lemon-colored kid
gloves, or Partisan boots, but from their
whole air and manner. As to being mere
ly well dressed in the cost-and-quality-
of.material sense of the word, that almost
every body is. A mob in the United
States is a mob of broadclolh. IF we talk
of a rabble in a republic, it is a ra5ble of
black silk waistcoats, 1.-THE favori.e wear
among certain classes in America,) and
wei.brushed hats. Therefore, to look
really like gentleman in theUni,ed
States depends in nowise on the clothes,
but entirely on their wearer and the tai
lor has less to do with manufacturing a
gentleman here, than in perhaps any
other part of the world. For in all other
countries you are little assisted to the
conclusion, unwittingly, by the dress; but
here, not in the least, and you must Judge
wholly by Fair noble ct distingue. or the
reverse, Of the individual. arsf
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Pure Block Tin Pines.

ENTIRELY free from noxious, poisonous qualities that
many waters derive from lead, when used conduct
it, and recommended by the first Chemists and Engn
GERS OF superior heretofore offered
for te sayue purpesu- Also Cfstern and Wen Pipes Al
so, Lead Pipe, for sale by W WALKER q co.
Bath, June 4, 1851, so
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A Plain Spoken Judge,

In a recent trial for murder in Pitts.
bnrg, the Jury brought the defendant,
James Kelly, in guilty of murder in the
second degree. Judge Mcclure did no,
like this, and when he came to sentence
him, addressed him as follows;-
You, James Kelly, well merit the gal
lows and that you have not got it is no
fault Of mine, charge the jury very poin-
teddy that you were guilty of murder in
the first degree. The blood that will
hereafter be shed on accoun, Of the YER
dict of the jury by whom you were tried
will not be on my skirts; had charged
otherwise, would have considered that
might as well have let wild tiger loose
on the streets, or placed a rattlesuake un-
der the pillow of an infant! There is no
doubt of your atrocious guilt in the fen
dish and diabolical murder of John Cox.
You stand before this Court spotted all
over with the crime of wilful murder
unparalleled in the annals Of crime, and
instead of passing sentence consigning
you 10 cell in the penitentiary, we should
at this time be passing the sentence Of
death upon you-you richly deserve i, -
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Judd's LIQUID Cuticle.

THlS preparation is truly astonishing in its eff
teets Ii is liquid, yet forms in minute smooth
and firm coating that YOU with soap and
water For cuts, bruises, burns &c, supercedes all
sIble, bu, trial. which may be made gratis, will sas-
~ you that u Is true. The most eminent physicians,
headed by Dr.. Mott of n Y, recommend it. For
nipples 1t is sure cure and the money will be rsfund-
ed il il fails
$. ?. SHAW, General Agent for Maine-to whom
all orders may be addressed. thsNsN as
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REFERENCES.
Hon THOMAS HorKINsoN, President Boston and Worces-
Railroad Hon JOEL w WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Hon II NORTON, Pres New Lon
don Norwich Ste amboat Co OTIs kIMBALL, Esq
BOND, Esq A A WELLINGTON, Esq; Messrs ENoCH
TRAIN d &c, propretors of Boston and Liverpool line Of
Packets Messrs ADAMS Co, propretors California Ex-
press Messrs CLARK & JOKES. Halifax Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS RANDALL, Lincoln Maine. 6m40
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TO A GRUMBLING SUBSCRIBER,

A Free-Soil patron of the Sentinel
Politely bids us " send the thing to he'll !"
A timely hint. IT'S proper, we confess,
With change of residence TO change tn ad
dress!
1t shall be sent, if Charon's mail will let it,
Where the subscriber will be sure to get it !!
burlington Sentinel.
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State Of Maine.

| iNCOlN, sat- Probate Couri held al WIscasset
- on the 9TH day OF August, A d 1851.
Wd"ed that Ephrain Harding, administrator Of the
es ale OF James Hunewel late Of Woolwch. in said
Couhty, deceased notify the heirs law and creditors
o. sad deceased, and all persons interested, that his
miro account of administration the ofsad de-
ceased VIII be offered for allowance al Probate Court
az w iscasse on the first day Of September next, when
ana where they may be present il they cause.
1, Noce TO be given by publishing aiesed copy of
ths order IN the Eastern Times three weeks success
sively be ore said Court of Probate.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of August in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred nd 6fy
one. ARNOLD RIANEY Iudge ~ prob,,.
A True Copy Auest:-
3wS Enwrx U,vrv Recrx,.r
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Richardson & Co.'S
Southern and Western
Passenger and FREIGHT offices,
At the Western Railroad Station, and at 7S
State ST., BOSTON, Mass.


ITO THE PUBLIC. Weare prepared. TO send Trav
L elers South and West either by Railroad, Steam
boat Canal or Stage Coach, with great despatch. Oui
facilities cannot fail 10 interest people avorably, le
their destination be 10 any section in the u States
the Canadas.
As Ageats for Railroad Corporations, we al
times ready 10 furnish Railroad tickets, transpor
goods either Freight or Luggage. n GAN y f1
Novascotans Stale of Maine people, and all other.
intending to 60 South West the approaching season
will please bear IN mmd that We are the only author
lied Agents for the
MERCHANTS LINE,
running between Albany and Buffalo and, that th.
line of splendid boats connect with the Daily Steamer
on the Upper and Lo,cer Lales.
All orders SEM us by friends from abroad will b,
promptly attended TO- and in this connection woult
advise those intending TO locate South, West, or III,
Cauadas, TO write us by mail, IN advance, that ihe
goods upon arrival here may go direct 10 the Freigh
House, thereby saving Storage and Carriage.
For rates of fare, routes Ight tariff, &c inquire
either of the within named offices, where inior
nation will be courteously and cheerfully given.
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JD7 aasul.
- - -

r.ra LH aaafiL.
- - $50
- M. II. RAYS ~ Y
Great SOutherna and Western Pas
III sage Co. "a
- FARE REDUCED.
From the old established Office, No. IL CON-
mercial Street, up stairs, three doors from
the new Custom House.
THIS being the only responsible company minis ci,y
viii be prepared 10 forward passengers and families
the South and West.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Utica Rochester aud Buffalo, - 50; Clcsveand, SO
Detroit, Sc so; Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago S1i-
Cincnnaih SO: ST Louis, $t3 n $500 ,s,o n
UPPER CANADA. u4
Hamilton, 81 so; Toronto, 81 Kingston 81 So '.a
SOUTH.
New York, 80 so; Philadelphia 81; Reading, 81
louisville ~ so; Baitmore % IS Harrisburgh 81 so
HolIilay sburgh 81 SO; Cofumbh, 81 Pittsburgh 80 i
Wheeling $40, Richmond, Virginia 81 so.
Also, any other part Of the United states and Ca
nadas. For further particulars apply nj the oiflce-
Passengers requested TO call and Judge for them
selves Reference Nv. Elliot, British Vice Consul, II
Doaue street, or ID w Il Barnes, Commercial ST
Any security required will be given for the fuihlment o.
all contracts made by this Company.
Trains leave Boston every day at o'clock N, ant
and NJ.
M. l.. Ray, General Agent, 8 IL CONNER.
cial Street, BOSTON.
p. S.-Pay no attention to runners, hut come direc
to the Office YOURSELF and you will get tickets much
cheaper. 9m37
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A SUPERIOR article of FIRE PROOF PAINT
n warranted equal any offered the public for ssIe
by T MITCHELL & Low
July 9, 1851. y
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Copying Presses,

DILL HEAD BOXES, Post Offices, Calendars, Card
Id Racks Pen Racks, and a large variety Of Fancy
Stationery, just received and for sale by
May7 ISL. 46 SAWYER q MAGOUN
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Blake's Fire-Proef Pain.

lust received aud for sale by ] Wv. wrLcu ~.
Elm Street. Also patent oil 10 20 why !, ~
looks and lasts as well as Linseed Oil. {" = ''
Bath, July IS, 1851 ~ go. Z em4 4
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Rats Rats!! Rats!!!
For Sale.
For Sale.
80 Packages
DRY GOODS.

TN subscriber is now opening at the Auction Store
L Of the largesi assormenis of English, French
and American Dry Goods offered in this city,
ssing part Dress Goods, of almost every variety;
silks; Satns; Barage de Lanes, Monslin de LANES
Lawns Popns; Prints full and complete assortment
black Silks plain and walered black Sains for Dress
es and vesites; fine German and French Broad Cloths
and Doeskins; Cashmareus Tweeds, and Satnetts
Summer Siuffs. &C., &c. The above will he sold al
examine. ii w. OWEN.
Bath, June 3, 1851. so.
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McMncUeC anu KORH404 R4lar Odus
So - #1
Summer Arrangements,
Commencing April l4th, 1851.
pAssENeER trains wlleave the Station foot Of Ches
nut street. daily; Sundays excepted for Wes,brook
falmouth, Cumberland, Yarmouth, Freeport, Bruins
wick ,tsowdomham, Richmond and Bath. AS follows
Leave Portland for Bath, at - 80 and $50 NJ.
Por,iaasfer Richmond a, $50 NJ.
Richmond for Portland aud Bath AT las NJ.
:. Bath Tor Portland, at sis N, and 800 NJ.
Bath for Brunswick and Richmond, al 6 P NJ,
Each train from Bath and Richmond, connects al
Portland with the trains from Portland to Boston,
The $50 Mtrain from Portland, for Bath and Rich:
III. M
The II 30 N tram from Portland for Bath connects
with the train leaving Boston al 7 A NJ.
A steamboat will leave Bath on The arrival of this
train, for Richmond, Gardiner, Haowel and Augusta.
Stages leave richmond on the arrival OF The train
Augusta. .-l t
Al Bath, ssasesconnec, with wiscasse .Damarisco,-
Ia, Waldoboro, Tlomaston, Belfast and Hanger.
Passengers the first aud second tram from
Boston, taking this line the Kenebec River will take
the cars OF this road the junction OF the Portland Sa
CO and Portsmouth waroad at Cape Elizabeth, and
proceed directly on Rithout delay.
Through Tickets are sold at
A ugus,a HallowelI ardiner and X edmond,
for Boston, gu frrH e#H $3.50
Bath, brunswick and Freerori, for Boston, 300
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Arrangements have been made with the Roads be-
tween Portland and Boston, whereby freight will be
transported between Stations on this road and Boston
at reduced rates. and without change Of cars at Port
land. .ftrf
RATEs-Between Richmond, Bath and Boston for
Merchandise raedas SECOND Class, 90 per ton,
GLIDING trucking in Boston,
All orders for reigh, intended for this road may be
left No Ia Merchants. Row, Boston,.
JOHN RUSSELL r Superintendent
Portland Aprt- ISL 81.
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Wanted.

com on a mortgage Of Real Estate in Boston
YCOU worth twice Inc amount. For particular n
inquire THIS OFFICE. ,..,,- Z, 49,.
Bah, July l6, 1851 - Mn stf
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Having Tools!

hay FORKS-Hand Rakes of all kinds-Pateni and
Ii Common Sneaihs-for sale wholesale and retsiI by
June 10 ISL. w MARSTON
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1925
Ladies Boots +!
SMITH g. co

JUST received this morning. aprime lot Of Ladies'
d tipped and foxed Boots. j. w ROBERTS,
Bath, June 2s 1851 .
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For Sale.


THREE secondhand Oil Cauisters. for .al. low
L July Q, 1851 or MP GkNNETrr
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Music Lessons.

M ISIS JULIA NJ. TALLMAN, Orsanist Of the Wine
W street Church, will give lessons the Piano Forte
Bath, June IL, 1851. t5l
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P. S-Pay attention to runners, hut come direc
to the Office yourself, and you will get tickets much
cheaper. 9m37
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Marine" Insurance.

THE undersigned Agent for several Boston and OH,
L Ohces, viii insure against MARINE Risks on Vr.
CURED, az The usual rates. Policies Issued and o..
promptly paid Bath Claims on underwri,srs 49,;
ed and collected JOHN II RTMRAII -"'Aspi-
\ Office nearly opposite Sagadahock Ho,s.
Bath, July II, ISL. atn-t a..s.a- Iv3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

Ciacst+s o. PRicEs IN The BaLrsnoaE Mlnxrr
~ 4le reee eNdiAg Jan. % 1851
heprFssq expressly for the Drss Presa
~, AfiLss good many Coming ID and hey are
dull q ssle Al 81 50 10 50 per Isl.
brTTEEs-9ale q Roll AZ ~ 70 rs cts--l5laslex Al
"A % p Eis-Keg Al 8 70 10 els
5EesE4x ri Up sales held nominAIly IL e d..
= aRoa demand and sales Of Shoulders ii
- - e E,si Siaes a. q 70 ets-i Hamxal 8 foIf
Ctrs ss.s the whole Number offered wal 500
head-JS0 Of Nhich were SOLD al - Is a 90 "A ~.
hoof equal ii "a ID Sc 50 aelt ma m. hsssr1s
we're taken o1t Of market
:, Gons--Anl improvemenlin prices and sa,es Of
Le.loE sna .fnie q GO 20 ~ ets There is agood
CcLovsssssP Sal. Sale q seF seed Al IS 10 ssts.
DEER8xsSs:ts-Sales az rs ID 90 cts
:. p ssR FssEaApPl: i. s.eIIing at 81
EEsTHgRs Sales at 30 ID IS etx
ELAxsEEnt-rS Sales al 81. 40 TO sI45
rL9yta--A aesdy demand and prices imprnIed-
saes ntve been made yhis week at 81 sd for
ll9nsla ~ fi,y Mills. held al 62f without sales
noos.--1oRd demand and sales at IS so 10 s. IS.
advanced IN proportion 10 hacoS and
sa'es q - IN obass arts ets-Kegs 81 cts.
..a MesIAsD i'eEp.--salescf prime article at
0lTs.--Ciodd demand and sales \, az - al T..
RYE--Sales Al - 10 IS Dis some rho;e,. .nsr.
GELS Of renns dlvania al so I'm Pa
SHELLtARK9 Sale al IS IL 100 Gus
IALLqw.-$aies at els good demand
IIAoraY SfgD,-SalessLS25O
WHsAT -sFaies Of fntefi1f 10 good al IS o 95
cisy good @ prime at IS ID l03 cts; family Jour
white al i05 d. lis: cents
!. Woois Sales Of unwasbed Isto 81 washed at
Is y 10 cts.
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LATEST NEWS FROM CANADA

+ rum he atPhHeAi OaLetle June 10. lS4q I
wv feadeff VIII have observed the frequent ne4
Snen nave appeared 10 our advertising columns 81 the
benefits resulting from the use Of WIsT AUS RAT
SAM 0F Wild CHERRY hi The cnfe Of $3.50 -
the respiratory organs catarrhal afT Iivny o,.
plants. &c. -
Many OF thE certificates are eouchsd N s,ror, Ian.
guage and MAY be thought 10 be mere catchpeniy no.
sof me Purpose Of drawing attention 10 qa4ck
InedleAhe. sufh, however Wistar's Dasam OF Wild
I1etfy ~ nol We can ourselves NUuch for the good
enests THIS basam has had % diseases OF the nature
Of those sbova mentioned, Whenever we have known
lesoItea ~ Rnd That when every other remedy has
been tried and failed.
From the New York Evening MTr,ar Ma,cb an $40.
we regard The wild cherry tree one OF natures
own physciaH{, of good Samaritan OF the forest
for its medicinal gum has relieved he and
saved the lives OF thousands The Baisrm nreuaTed
by DR. Wistars pure and PERFECTLY abeiutenara
ton of the real Cherry essente ami Il is Ie,nadv nv
M means q bad TO take we sneak and
sHongy Y itsPase, from having witnessed its reno
vating influence in conslmpttyei eases when an other
prescriptions hhd proved Of no Effect il
The lonly gepuine is always signed Butts on the
wrapper -
For sale by khe general agent SETH w EnwTP
i5s Washington street Boston, Mass and hy his sub
agents throughput the United States and British Proy
inces - -
Rhemembet, lhe original and only genuine article al
peals lh9 written signature OF l. BUTTS on the
For sale BY LIN. SMITH q co.
.ChGFleStoun.
Z. p HARTMAN,
Winchester,
And BY Dmggifts generally every where
-, EtA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

The Alesaadria Gazette, having copied /.
portion of kak able speech Of Mr.. BnrweIl.
makes thes alowing remarks ave are
anxious u af5hse she attention Of the people
Of FirgiEia, - the Importance Of securing
for their nk4 benefit some portion Of the
public donlAia, which isnow in process Of
diskribsiioas bfincipallyto the new States
and which VII shortly be wholly applied to
purposes ID which the State Of Virginia has
no peculiar Interest We repeat, what we
have more t4an once said, that the people
must take tl;s matter 10 hand for there il
no hopr, or scarcely any. from the politicians
who are now dominant, and control the policy
Of the State We should like to see the sub
ject submitted. 10 the vote Of the people for
We are sure That their voice woui& work
salutary rferg upon the course of their legis-
latcrs. Ii W had our fair share Of the pro-
ceeds Of the gable lands what might we not
efect4a the Ny ofinternal improvement and
'eduration--t two great influences of modern