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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-29
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The following commcndn:ion it from an agent
residing Mt Trenton, Tennessee:

The following commentator 1t IRON an agent
residing ut Trenton, Tennessee:
TRENTON, Gibson Co. Tenn, Noy. I, '4s
Messrs. ScovIL e. MEAD-Gentlcmen The
Hebrew Plaster is Incoming popular in this section
There is lady in this county who says she would
not he without this Plaster for five hundred dol
lars year. The afilicte, for some time with
m enlargement nf the spleen, which gave her n
great deal of pain. The swelling and pain had
extended up nearly TO the armpt. and occasionally
she con!;l scarcely breathe. She was confined for
n consilcrahlc tine. during which she was attend
ell by scIii- oi orr best physicians. but they gave
her no reii,!. She procured Il box OF The Hebrew
Plaster. an, it relieved her almost Immediately.
and now she ircHs supply off on hand constant
~. These facts you arc II liberty to Use as you
think propcr..-lhcy are substantially true.
Respectfully, yours &C..
~ Beua-c Of rounirrGi's and Basc Enifdt'oas! !!
CAurIoS.-The Subscribers arc the only general
agents in the Southern States for the sale of this
truly valuable Plaster; and in order To prevent
purchasers being imposed mn by counterfeit artl-
Gle, sold in this City and elsewhere. for the gen'i
inc. they invite particular attention 10 the follow
ing marks of the genuine:
l. The genuine is put mp in smooth, engine
turned builomcd boxes, soldercl il.
3 The genuine has the engraved head OF Jew
David on the directions around the box, with ac-
companying record of cuur, to E. Taylor, Rochcs-
ter.
ALSO TAKE NOTICE
That the genuine has the signature T.. TAYLOR
on the steel plate engraved label, on the top Of
each box to initiate which, will be prosecuted as
forgery.
The Counterfeit is coarscly rut up in immita-
ton of the old labels. and is sold by several dea-
lcrs in medicine in this City for the genuine arli-
Gle.
Beware Of it--Et is Worthless.
SCOYIL e. MEAD,
ll3 Chartres ST.. y. Orleans,
Only Agents for :he Southern States, to whom
all orders and applications for agencies must in
variabiy be addressed
Sold. alsn by G. L. PENN, Edgcfeld c. IT;
WARDLAW '& DENDY, Abbeville c. II.
PRATT Il JAMES, Ncwberry, \. J. CREIGH-
TON. Hamburg. So. Ca.
Sold at Wholesale by HAyILAND HARREL,
e. Co., and p. NJ. COHEN. g. Co.. Charleston !;
and IIAvILAND, KEESE g. Co., No so Mai,len
Lane, New York.
June - 6m ~
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WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.

HAMBURG, sc.
NVHE EUNDERSIGNEDh having formed CO.
4 partnership, under the firm of A. WAL
KER s. CO., for the purpose Of carrying on
the Warehouse and Commission
Business, and having rented the well known
Warc-H House, known as Walkers Warehouse
and lately occupied by WALKER g. COLEMAN,
They tender their services to their friends and
the public in general, and pledge themselves to
use their best excrions to give satisfaction to those
with business.
Fair advances will be made on produce in
store. A. WALKER,
d.. ADAMS.
Sept. /, 1850. If "a
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Cheap Boot and Shoe Store |!
Window Glass and Putty.

oO BOXES WINDOW GLASS, just re-
OU ceived direct from the Mandatory. If
you wish to replace the Glass that have been bro
ben out of your windows, now is the time to do
it, and this is the place to get Glass and Putty.
For sale cheap by G. L. PENN, AGENT.
Dee ~
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"JIM, my covey, tell the biggest lie
you ever told in your life and I'll treat to
cider"
ga lie | never told a lie in my life" :"
"Draw the cider, boy"
WIEN does man look like cannon
balll When he looks round.
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Certificates.

Hamburg, Oct. ],
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05
FURNISHING oOOCs,
New Additions.
FURs, rCRS rUnS

ANOTHER LOT of lsu.y Iurs lI.l
oi'"ncd q, No I Dapvl. Block. r,us,.tns ct
swedish Mar,ius, NIctorinr. aug Cars
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

WE thr Subscribers being ;pppju,td rs
IT," I'"u. Pf"ha;o Count iu. the dI.tr,rt Of
Rut.and, commissioners To- receive, exam
iur ard adjust q. clatus and driuauGs aga mt
the estate oi l.u't"r BnNtnu. 81" at sd
Gl"'pwn, ~ sad district deceased, repre-
s'nt"I ir,plv"r', and ~ months from the
I2,n dty "' January br.nG allowed by sad
t.ub I'r That puipUsr, N' Go ari' luir .5Vc
nr,c, TIA, "" will attend 60 the hu>rnr:, nr
our sad appointment IL Ihr GV",i..- hou-r nf
* tof9 ;apiu'h1 Buxton 0a the luth DAY OF
M,rcl ari ioth Gay Of Jur- no2t .-"I 10
Toe, NJ Vn.l. 3 o'cio~A T. NJ on each
.i sad 0r\<.
itl-.I ~ 9 t--.-,n,n lyt Nm - Ian 20
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NOTICE

An. persons "h" are indebted I" IKE .or
sctrbrr .rlnrt b, notr "r "a hook ACCOUNT arr
respectfully requested /" 'e!' trd t.r -
same wuh at delay u. fh6i DH
Centre Ru,l4nd, Jan |, ~.
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JOHN COOK
NOTICE

HhRFBl ciNr uot,cr THAT have t'l>
day gwen my son Nctrtit Nl,ofd hts
T. r.. hur.na the rcme,ndrt o' ',- minority,
AND 'hs, shall claim none Of ht. rsrn,er>
mar pay any tcbts ot his contracting unrr Tins
date. JOSIAH WILLARD
Hri's. Nov "nih. 80 1,r3.
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Rates of Yearly Payments
Farsi ,c"h Ond t,a,f, nat pa''s u f ,-"L II
,IIitoH
urrwrrv ~ ANp 20
Dl'tIt Err =.

FERHANn /, MERRILL. PRESS.
u. !. THOMPSON. Vice l'ir,',,
SETH TIltMrSON, SECRETARY,
JACOB SCOTT, Tr,a.rtrr,
NKhlN SMITH. Medical Examiner
{. ", III ELIE Substitute.
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ONE HUNDRED FAIRS INDIA
RCpuLAS

NEW supply %. the" : rnu,d Ind,
n Kp5bcr SHOES for mcn aud wpurrn.
j cot rarc5sra from thr ,HauUf4ctnry. ans i,l
so by q 81 III \ son
i(-,,lart DC g. $50
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~" oI The sharp Bows Of a district
Ms ASKED via, constitutes
Hsa." lie said, As near a. he
q &C.. !, wss - 20 ska,iu. all
, '...r t.mc 'l,c at night. ~,
:! Ike fury, and % 10 bed with.
b.5 's4rrcr'
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%A PAIRS Men's. Boy and iou;n.
:! SIU boot. cyusi.,iug 81 m,n, Mp AVID
strII, b., kip ANA toga rnc-r hoo's are
~hrrin'"d ~ al res poets The, aic made
ui ratcra stock Of superior quality, AID IN
the best in,nntr, Id are sold al pt,ces ,ar
bcI"N lcro. &. BuRT 4 son.
T. I''duu Ian 80
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05
DIT MARCYy!SIs
Uterine Clth0liCon.
I'otf,ut ich , 100 e. brR L SOS
CASin t-uls SAIL or IIIl

yA2tl EOR SAIL OR IiiL.
l'tlt arm tu itr t"v 30 81 !''t-
. 'ulr. from kuii7rd, tate 90.
NJ : i"iHcn Iualcr, cons '.".
~ acfrs ]hr SOL - re ,rI ii
v-r- ti"d IN pasture snd a. meadows,
" tie hGHtlUra G.. wood r.. III It.
. On t!ir pr-ia''cs ia" gufG .''ug houses
ana tNo is'gr aubstau,nI butns, al! oi " "a. /
-,r s'pPh"G with streams ii never ia'i'n,
~s,"I t-o two lats" orchards, on" OF rl"ni
a'I ri.titG sad TO hr the best fruit ~ ,uc
c.aav .ilso good ~ Jar works Of rcSernl
h.rd'cd iress
Cor term IT N"ai, ANY turtle description
unucressar,, AZ tbo.- wi,h,n. t. pnicha
w. ,,,N ne premise. " 4 J. SN AL.
ltusinrd. Jaa -. iN5l iND
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POSITIVELY THE LAST CALL

4 IT,. demands due to The subscriber ahch
are nat Immediately settled, wl.l b. i,u
with an Attorney tor collection
LUTHER DANIELS
Dec eith. l-Jl 81
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a - 49,. crs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

CRANE SOAP

tSf.> soar. ~ thc a.. + ,hi. art &c
Y w..|.fs mschlne,, wa-t board. and pound
.r. haftc sac >uP.rc.,.r.i. .I'V 8 "u,'. Fec
80. g. u. ~uN
F.t.4nl Feb - ,Giy
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05
D4.cd 81 ."l1i':own ga Gay ~ Jan. l,52
n Il, Gov, I Commits
ELIJ>n Ross, >ioucr-.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

n Il, Gov, Commits
f,LJ>u Ross, ,ioucr-.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
.S'tths subscr hcrs bcjrr appointed by ihe
" Hon pfoha,. Eaurt Tor the uistrct o.,
1 'iifnr'"N. comm, ,sIon'Ts /" rcccnc, rx0mnc
an ADJUST ali ciaitns and drmrnls Of all per
sous against the c.tl,c o. Rufus Grave. late
OF Eranv.i'e. Wash. e. Ny. deceased recrc-
srrt, u'.eu' and siy months trutn the sd
DAY ui >-lt.inb,r. 1871 he,ry allowed by said
cunrt ter that 'irpose We Be- therefore hoit ~
give notice that We WI attend 10 the bu.iHesS
: urt -Hii appointment ~ William Gu"dt ,ch'
Inn iu the t,nn a. Wells on the ath MONDAYS
81 February aud March nsAt--from 7 o'clock
=. VI until ociotk Z. n. IN each OF SAID
DAYS.
U.,el r-~'c,, Jan. 10 1852
ELISHA ALLEN, CaT~i''or
10 LIN srs
STAFF. OF VERMONT Ku'i,rt. s,
Stephen Scott ga tadanl cogD'y Court
june, .Hu.h1' \ September Term. 1881
Action Of Blk Account .um demardrd TWO
han 'r., j '.lrr,, W., toiri 81, Jul, l2jl.
81 .tsr the .aid jam"S Nir,rali i' assent
r. ~ ~. SIRE aui hI. t. ha iic'sonIl notice
# ;n' Tcud,uG Of ,hi- -ui'.
l. : ord. r,l That ne re uu;.hrd t. . pear
a. to-. - Form ~ .lns Co..ri t. n. ned o.,
Nrr' !, y. -, r,.r and there :, q .w,r
'b .-,t,. by put ..lnE IL" suh.,arr- OF the
.'ni,f .oyirr.upU, together With this order,
o. ne week snr..,-s.t.IN 81 the f4ii.r| l. r.
al newspaper !r.ntcd ., Rgra.I ~" la.t
Publication & b. I; lea; twenty days ''v.u'c
si'I Term. nlich -h,.l be deemed suHs."t
~ rUPK~ss. L4,,1.
j,vr. :. !I.rEis. A., t.r ia'a-
>rttt or \fkhnNv. nkE ,rc~.cn'
s.ec|,i -.-sI. q H. .'rutAf. Count ~ q ,
and D..trtci t.: Rlt,aul ar.d At Rgiia'p,n ,ra
fur tar -.lH District % thc ijlh ssy q! January
-. lNjG
/ r,,-ru' lioH HARVEY BUTTON judy
Whereas NY-'s !rfkrns aLmml.ir4toi
WlAu this STATE Of K Ia ! Green ate Of
Mont. ytnery m The County oi Montgomery
Sut >'.,. of i'ita ma deocs-ed ,ttrsialr mar
tI.,, dsy applied 90 the sl'd f'paalr foH!t
prarY-,rg {. r,ut,, az ACCOUNT L! hts adm a.
tl,tr.lrn If s,l4 estate.
Therefore l,l- ordered .sil Scl'r tta''A'
"Naulaa'. 90 p: SD accur'' for u-enr'
md i +rfrr 81 'Ae ss,,'Ig l,an " go hts hand
alter lst.us lie 80 Irfscs a! sGuitu.siietrf
IN tii- I--f-lHs il-c thr''i' te and TIE
.aur eye hri. ~ r-f-.5~c to- stated .css..'
...4.t -rrr; g. yn hold a. the Off o.. 20" h..
rstrr of .7'd Court - ~1,d Ru,!sHa "n ihc ls
Monday b'uu- The ID "a, 81 February, \ u
!.-u.lnsl r...,c t'.,r-.s -. g.y~I ., pYt
..satu. q ''fi,-,a copy GO toe record ~ thH
.r-.ri.'~- srrsss.. -osst.i, pie, .ors 'i'f"
t,,1ta- Rs'isrt ii,fs.1 a ne~,plp per print
"a 90 sad Eg,.r'd " ofdet fhstsi! peIsou
Inrf~s.r. THERE n - lhen 1ac 'i"re rrH"5
b, lore .aia court and oi .r~i - TIE ailos sHr'
~ 49,. a~-c4p; at tc hcsll a. 90 "a. ~.
r:g- 'lrs- 80 rsuS~
enc g. -'-~@~
t.kHRT IA o..
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NOTICE


..tsa, .tp'o .tlboros - .'s.t.or h,s eop ~
o.. sd. .at Gee .,.i', o. 80 ,.. tf.',..
d.. s.,,' t,.,tsI-. aIEo RANDALL.
>t.tsa-oe "a 2 Iaai si~s'
>ItIF OI NNKNuN n,ltf,trtu.te-,a
I.tt.~t. ~ k.,aaf ~ ths' ct n tpcv. lot
'ct. . o't a, Aat, r.4 ri Cd. SIC - '''''-t .
a h.Ua.' ..-If 81 ksus,d "a ard '"r ,s'o h..
rftl o' '-r : ~, %. io.f,ar5 l. is'2
Pro. g. to- iis,tt, Goifor lut.e
Nhtf~s, lr-cpI lotion. 'hata Guardian ot
- ars I r,thi.. And Mar, T. Go'hsn
D.. .s.f.. tot,r' jsntcs Gur' am late Of ttus
TOTO 10 "a. Drt'lei ercras"d 'nte.,st' has
the, Gas ,i"-,n,.d - the ard Probate Court
p't,t..n so v'i'rs th-f",p srttuI icr,h that
Ais sa,d ~r'"- sc sr.sed and Iss's.'d u'
r"f's'n rstt. - parcels ot lSAd sh,ch ihrS
Inherited if,u urtt lat, iAth.t the sad de- .
erased To- VT ihe two arJartrg lot. called
tie Wheaton aud Snuodrt. iois uta'ning
srnut ~ art'- 90 l,uG ~,th dwelling hoUs-,
aud harm thereon situate and the wood lot .
ri.l-G tu. taHuDud I1i containing Sruu, g.
acre, ct laos. all "a sam ritt.iott, that i'~iil
b. crndl,Nc - the interest OF has sa'd wards
SO s~.i iNr above usutu t'al rstate ard pot
the .tat', Whereof ,t.u~ sting sad court 10
grant tl'u d its,u-r t. ,,il sad raj ,tta,e.
! Actni.t', / q. ordered T., sstd court ulat .
tltr SAID prtit.un Toe aud titr same - hereby
, retired i"t h"li,ug and dec son - stated
! SESSION ni .lti cou't 10 he i'ld Il; ihc o!hre
+ o. thr Register ofsatd court IA sad Rutland
an ,r 1T Munis, hrtut lh' ID d1y oi Feb
= ..ai, \ - -. and utai notice thereof 'c
: gwen ty ruy.-!u1.A CcIti,rJ cops Il ,hr
! t,c,'a nt lht- ntae, tA-cc weeks snr-"ssiV"lY
pt.,lals thrtrto "a the Rutland Herald a
.r.sp4pgf ptuirt az .eld Kutl,nd ana car
. -i'ainy ~ III u,t.htnthn"d OF those inter.
.-,-i ia nrd.r that IN psr~auS ,ut,tcst'd
ih".rfu EMS iN,u 'ut 'it"tr di"' II tore S7id
cr,i.i aud '''rr' - '!i" tc4ntrs Of sand IT,
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SHOT STOCK
LADIES SHOES

r.. '-'r.; ~ ! .J.i' ami ms." L.
.,rt, % ,t.et. All n..,"- &, - .l.i I.,h
of: : ,u.. jazz '-..,.ct .Hc fl sale ~
H.t.t. IT, I1j1 G. Erhg !. Su,.
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New York Weekly Tribune.

NAV BE had ., 81 n ,snf irc'u"lrs l,.t.
vi aye hv allNu.ct "a q Eut q 80 90 -
hfi"rc Ms 1t o' i,'lutlN
Iu,ltui b.. 'l Ig1T
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STATIONERY &C

DSnn tN\Ei ~ Nari.l. snd,.
~ W., .9r auJ Comm. q, al Letter
Payer. I,ne N"'r ami b. rap,'. See. Pea.
AMI pm nati.r- lud,a Ruut,! q J..t zee i
AMI ter ale ~ I kths -.
POTASH s''.'a. ~ t.!ral& 80.
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OAK HALL RcTCNpA

u a.-" N~li s'." 81 w .t.,
ru>tns. & til.t,t> .ti,tuI>a
{ ~ hutp,aa arI " ,at,to, s,at,t4 to 49,
c.'.N ia.t.
tNDIR tt>TOH bgF.ikFt,p ~
We have w. ~ . ar...-ril.. t,.'. ,t .ttss rtt
't.tt'f3 sou ,,r.ttt..g. 'ut>,,'a,tur. "a.
btg ." i"rnt.h to ,to, - tac hor'r.t 'o
GENTLEMEN YOUTHS 4 Chill
DRCN s. GAlAMEN
10 lUy Nt,tr Gar sssrttfu.f.t co. ioi- neg.
ntt h"r.tir' Nrshrr. &, slth ti.sl ~
can l.'' '.r 'to m'.t raitiCu.it. anJ w. Nar.
Iauf = r"I'rc' t.
Gen rit.MEN'> GOODS
a. every variety.
rrnV,r. ,rr r,uuici 'o,to or it,o,
are n'ft 49, 'ouu t-tt.. ur.n - l. rsr
Ne 4. a'.i '.at "" .'...i.y adi,', -, D.. a."
P'''c tfst >gNot 80, 'iA' The lca.t ,>r,'t- ~,
,d have to .. chance a'|h -. s'.rtW ces
pa ''u'"i. i'-tf:'. lflr'..
Lnty, "a IS o,,3 .N9uR pr.ni,
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Boots Boots .

TTlI VfNaT 'IhtH'IeT EUWfII .NHtS
SliJ ~ l. ba1tel>, a,d n l.. spencer tntIne
yiiir. k,".l- i ii.li-D. Al t., TIE ptugst.
I h,mlr l.lLN ILIr II IL M 49, MY
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01
Chris1e,s GaIranic and Magnetic Curatlyes

have been quietly working their way among the most
intelligent and respectable classes and are constantly
achieving in alarming train of diseases, which
ages baned all the aid of medicine and all the
resources Of Science. These diseases are called
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-01
FOWIers & Wells

Phrcnoogisis and Publishers, assisted by Mr.. D. P
BUTLER, have opened Cabinet and Bookstore in Bos-
tom No lag Washington ST. where professional exami-
nations, with charts written descriptions of charac-
ter. may be Obtained
Books, on Phrenology, Physiology Hydropathy and
Photography for sale Agets and Booksellers supplied
the most liberal terms.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
NA- III YEARS OLDiII

BLoosnSo GROVE, Orange Co.. N. Y, July 20, 1850.
To DR.. A. II. CHRISTIE, New York
Dear Sir-Havng been very severely handled By
Rheumatism and other diseases and having been cured in
most remarkable manner by CHRISTIE;S GALVANIC
BELT and FLUID thought ! would give you a state
ment of my case for the benefit of others. ] had the
Rheumatism last winter and my legs swclled very much
My head also very much afflicted having
pain my eyes that could scarcely see. At tho
same time, was troubled by spasms, caused by the
pain in my head, suppose. My hearing had been
getting poor for several years from catarrh that in
car could scarcely hear at all. Having heard won
dcrfu accounts of CRIsIIEs BELT and FLrID sent to
your store and got them. The Belt put on and the
Fluid used directed and don't think have had after
the first night using them, minute clear pam from
that time 10 this, being six months The rheumatism
left body entirely after wearing the Belt avery snort
time, probably two weeks Then put on Galvanlc
Necklace and had it two weeks before my head
perfectly we'll My hearing in both ears is entirely
restored the pain all gone my sight very good for
man OF my age, az years in AugusQ and J. consider
myself entirely we'll having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty. | consider my very
remarkable and therefore 90 not hesitate TO recommend
(;hrIsttc's CaIyanic Curatlves to all persons at.
nicted as have been
(signed) PHINEAS TUTHlLL.
state of New York, Newburgh Orange County Or
Phineas Tuthill of Blooming Grove Orange County
" Y, who is personally known a most respect
able citizen and worthy of all confidence being duly
deposes and that the facts forth in the
above statement in relation his case entirely
rect and that he in the enjoy of good health
caused he believes by Chrstcs Galvanic Curatves
PHINEAS TUTHlLL.
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Paint your Roofs;

"AMe yvWA NvVASs
PLAKE'SPateniPain t u fcinl ate, for
Dsalei in any quantity by
KENDALL, RlCHARDSON&C o.
Thevalue oftlisa rite will be seen by the
following gentlemen who have
used ii and proved itsindurating qualities.
Ma. BLAKE-Dear Sir,-I had a building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
thereof Of which was covered with your Fire
proof Paint or Artificial Slate. The factory
LOOK hre,and duringt he progress fits destruc-
unndArge numbers ofburning shing esa nd 9TH
60 comoustible materials fell upon his 90 so
Covered and expected every moment to see il
u.s''nto hames but after the factory burned
uo"n examine dsaid roo ia n d found literally
covered with Goals and cinder ,butthe fire had
not made the least impression upon IL. After
th'ste st'therece!tainlyca can beno doubt a.to
its6re-proo fqualities. =. ''' '"
Rochester Sept..lS4s. SETH G. JONES
AMERICAN HOTEL.
Broadway New York Oct am. ls4s
MR. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Sprin. Gov.
cred the 90 70 # he American with you1Fire.
proofPAint. Wenow find hal il has become
ashard assIate and the almost consta n It read
ofthesos.,nts wbeusst he t op f he hoassfor,
dryin <clothes doe mo ia feet itinths iessi.
and'tprovesa lhhatitwas recommended.
81 TABER & BAGLEY.
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He will also keep hand Confectionery Of the best
quality also articles of diet for the Sick such Arrow
root and Iceland Moss Sage, Tapioca Groats Dat
Meal, Pearl Barley, &c.
WASHING FLUID of superorquality, by the bottle
o gallon. t-.t.
Personal and strict attention will be given the COM
pounding of Phi scians' prescriptions.
NJ Family and Ships Medicine Chests carefully put
up and replcnshed. }. MATHEWS, NJ ID.
Bath Oct sS, 1850. l9tf
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IITOFC tIItrIf
5000 PERs Ms

cluding all ages classes and conditionS among whom
were large number of Ladies' who peculiarly sub
lcct to Nervous Complaints, have been
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Shio ChandlerV!

A by
Y. HYDE 4 Co., corner of Front
and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage. (manilla and tarredl from the
Manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by Gang re-
tail Cotlon Scotch and Russia Duck, of all descrip-
lions Cotton and Hemp Twnes.
Anchors of all sizes-Best proved Cham Cables
Sheets md ries-Bolt, Shcathing Copper and Yellow
Metal-CompositidiSpi Spikes and other Castings-Per-
ley's Ventilaors, Jiggcr Wmdasses, &c, Patent do
Gear Wi ndlass Necks and Capstans Spindles-Cam-
booses-Iron Spikcs-Naval Siores-Paints, Oils and
Glass-Nautica Instruments, Books, Charts. &c.
Many fthe above articles, on suitable notice can be
delivered from the manufacturers their lowest prices,
rec ofexpense TO the purchaser.
Bath, March 1851. 81
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WEAKNESS AND NERVOUS DEBILITY,

DEAR Sir,--l want another supply of CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC CURATIVES, Immediately. This is an in
elligent and reasoning community and they
that the Curative constructed upon scientific and
philosophical principles and must work eectually upon
the Nervous System, in the Of Nervous Diseases
An estmable young lady in town afflicted with
extreme Nervous Debility and pains in the head
and neck. She put of the Galvanic Belts and
Necklace and Immediately became sensible of its curative
and powers and the next day relieved
Of the palms. and raised from state OF entire
prostration to health and strength can men
ton several other equally wonderful.
j. D. KNIGHT.
Panama, Chautauquo Co. n y Oct. l. 1850.
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NEW GOODS!

NEW IOOOS!
THE subscriber has just received lurge assortment
l. of fresh FAMILY GROCERIES, which, in addi-
ton 10 his former stock, comprises of the largest
the city, among which are
Old Hysom TEAS, Oolong Teas,
Young do do Ninyung, do
Souchong do.
Old Govt JavaCOFFEE, Pernambuco' Coffee,
Rio do ST Domingo do.
Dutch Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
ST Croix do Porto Rico do
Havana do.
rd-Codh.h-Rice-Cask and Box Raisins-Cur
rans-Burning FLUID, extra qnality-Bar Soap-Mo
las.es-and all other articles usually kept in Grocer,
Store. To be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
Il. Il. SMITH,
Opposite the Sagadahock House
Bath, June 25, 1851 If
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STOVES.

a LARGE assortment of Cooking, Parlor, and store
"A Stoves, of the most approved patterns now selling
by the subscribers at GREATLY REDUCED prices.
Also, constantly hand, Coal Hods, Shovels. SIT
ers. Stove Funnel Sad-Irons Tin and Copper Ware OF
every descr pton and all other articles usually kept in
a hardware store. MITCHELL LOW
Bath, Jon 20, 1882 80
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BATH STEAM
CORDAGE MANDATORY.

mo 49, Manuactory during the past season hav.
ineIuj;ns Eueooinpe!sy re6tted with new machinery
mschin.5v"csD,ee Earring Apparatus and Spinning
Inc proprietor. would invite the attention of shin
,'ss,,., vh.I m Ccrlase generally, to their es
quality Hemp and Manila Cordage which Vii, :" ",
hy wto.esois or retail as the towest maau6rcrr. ,
o"e'ePt-
Gangs Of Cordage, warranted equal IN r;,,,.
MARKET furnished al short NOTICE and ali orda, f .
this or nsighboring towns, will be promptly nemdd
TO. 'u
Please eoHbe(ore pureAa'ins eLsewhere.
tH7 q. Il J. 4. DONNEII
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STRANGE ENOUGH!

To d. c. MoREHEAD, NJ. d. H.
have disposed of all the Galvanic Belts with the
cepton of two and the results have been most
cessful, beg you will send supply immcdf
ately. A young man in town adjoining had been out
Of health for long time and unable to do any work at
all. He tried the Regulars" until they completely
physicked his pockets well his system He then
concluded to try Belt and Find. The first day it
compelled him to keep his bed and his parents and
friends begged him to take off the Beltsaid it wono
make him &C. but he kept it and the ne1 dsS
went to having and has worked hard day since
Yours truly A. j. SMITH
Bristol, N. H. September 49, 1850.
AT No trouble or Inconvenience attends Inc u'e u
DR. CHRISTTE'S G.4LT.4NIC CURf1,fH,: - IN
they may be by the most feeble and ae,ioa 80
perfect and safety. In many cases ns srho-
attending their is highly pleasant d,a .;s e. 10y
accompanied by full and PLAIN m ob..;a ~ VS.
Pamphlets with full particulars may DC oo'aineo grens
Of the authorised Agent. NH
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, mhree DOLLARS.
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galyanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
a3- Beware Of COunte'fes and Worthless Imitstis~s
D. C. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
IA Broadway, Kew Tssk'
For sale by A. G. PAGE. only authorized
Agent for Bath and vicinity. eoplysl