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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02
5oAere is your Remedy
HOLLOWAVS OINTMENT.

A person 70 years of age, cured OF bad leg, OF
thirty years standing
Copy of letter Mr. WIN Abba builder Of Gas Ovens.
OF Rushcliffe Huddersfed, dated May Sist, 1851
To Professor HOLLOWAY:
SRI suffered for a period OF thirty years from
bad leg the result of three different accidents at
Gas Works accompanied by scorbutlc symptoms i
had recourse TO a variety of medical advice, without
deriving any benefit and even told mat the leg must
be ANIMATED vet in opposition that opinion your
pills and ointment have effected cure in SO short time,
that few who had witnessed it would credit the fact
The truth of this statement can be verified by w p
| England, Chemist, 10 Market Street, Huddersfeld
dreadful bad breast cured in one month.
Extract of letter from Mr. Frederick Turner Of Pens
hurst, Kent, dated Dec 18TH, lo0V
| To Professor HOLLOWAY ..
DEAR SIR-My wife had suffered from bad breasts for
than six months and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but all to no Having
before healed an awful wound in my own leg by your
rvaed medicine determined agnin to use yo1r Pills
and Ointment and therefore them trial in her
and fortunate il was did so, for in less than month
perfect effected, and the benefit that various
other branches of my family have derived from their
is really astonishing. strongly recommend them
TO all my friends. FREDERICK TURNER.
An Inflammation in the side perfectly cured.
Copy of letter from Mr. Francis Anot of Breahouse,
Lothian Road, EdinbrO', dated April 20, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
SIR-For more than twenty years my wife has been
subject from time time to attacks of Inflammation
the side, for which she bled and bstered to q great
extent still the pain could not be removed. About four
years she the papers, the wonderful ef
fected by your Pills and Ointment and thought that she
would give them trial. To her great astonishment and
delight she got mme late relief from their use and after
perseveng for three weeks the pain in her side
pc;ey cured and she has enjoyed the best of health for
the last four years. (SgnedD FRANCIS ARNOT.
The Pills should used conformity with the Ointment
in most of the following cases.
Bad L. gs Cancers Scalds
Bad Breasts Contracted and Sore Nipples
Burns Stiff Joints Sore threats
Bunions Elephantasis Skin Diseases
Bite of Mcschetoes Fisuas SCurvy
and Sand Flies Gout Sore-heads
COco-bay Glandular swellings Tumour
Chiego-foot Lumbugo Ulcers
Chilblains Piles Wounds
Chapped Hands Rheumatism Yaws
Co rs (SofO
Sold at the Establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY,
2il Strand. (uear Temple Bari London. and by all
spectacle Druggists and dealers in medicine
the British Empire and of those of the United States
pots and boxes al 81 cents s7cents and 81 each
Wholesale by the Principal Drug Houses i'll the Uni
on and by JOSHUA DURGIN co, Portland.
John Mathews and G Page, Agents for Bath
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N. y. Directions for the guidance of patients in ev
cry disorder a aft xed to each box eOplv11
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CADKBR 4 SALT RHbUM
S w HE u e.
GAIKER CURE AND CERATE,
WARRANTED A PERFECT CURE FOR
Canker. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, scrofulous
Humors, Liver Complaint, and all diseases
arising from an impure state Of the
Blood.

These medicines are the scientific preparations Of a
regular physician.
t. THE SYRUP is an article which stands unriUdllcd
aud unfqRdLied this any other country, great
humor metIcine IL Is entirely different from any pre-
plraion Of SdrsapariHa Dock and is far better than
any MI ~ them. Ii has now been tested in more
than 100000 cases embracing persons OF both sex
all ages, and station of life, and for all the
above named diseases, and as yet our knowledge,
there has been the first instance where it has
done he work just il stated il would be.
o. MORE THAN I0j 900 cases of humors in all their
many and v1ried forms, have been treated aud been
permanently cured by it.
- observation-disclosures who have suffered from
this distressing complaint for years. have in every
known case been cured by these medicines.
70 AT LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND SALT RHEUM Pa
have used the Syrup, together with The Cerale
many ofthem old and Invelerate cases, and in every
instance effected cure.
10 For ALL SCRoFULoUs HUMoRs-The Syrup for
them has equal in Sassai ara anything else.
FEMALE IRREGULAEITIEs.-There is no cause
which produces amount of suffering than the
Irregular action OF the female functions. In these 1t
health, streugthand vigor and enables nature
assume her nalura periods.
~ NURSING SORE MoUrH-ThiS truly distressing
disease need no longer dread of nursing moth
ers, for their is now reliable remedy. The Syrup,
together with the Canker Cure, will at most ef-
feciually and permanently cure Ibis disease.
u VExEREAL TAINrs AND MERCURrAL DISEASES,
poisonous impurities of the blood, which through
their effect upon the glands felt in every par the
human system. Not single organ that does not feel
the effects of these olsons and by their reaction upon
each other, efscually prevent all the unaded efforts
of nature throw them off. In such cases If there
4 specific for any disease, the Syrup for this
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02
Crockery, Glass and China Ware
AT REDUCED PRICES.

IRON STONE DINNER SETS; Tea, Coffee and
L Toilet Sets 20 per cent less than former prices
We are the only agent Edwards Patent Iron Stone
Ware nthis CITY, and ii cannot be found in any other
store This beautiful ware has the proferance over Ill
other as il does not deiace crack. 1t is worth
than double the Grauiie Ware, and we have reduced
the price SO as about the price of common ram
ito
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

Manufactured at New london, Conn. by S.A WEA-
Co. 10 whom Ill orders must he addressed.
JAMES L KELLEY & CO., Portland, wholesale
Agents for The State of Maine
Also sold by A. G. Page, Bath Edmund Dana,
Wiscassei; DANA Jr, Da mariscotia; DR.. Geo. b
Upham and VIM Baker, Brunswick, and by Druggists
generally, in all the States. 9n20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02
Ships Cambooses.

THE best Cambooses offered in the city, for sale
by WILLARD WALKER CO
Bath, Feb "a, 1859. SO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02
Are cured ~ few applications.
FEVER SORES OR ULCERATED LEGS

Are relieved surely and eetnay han
bv any other Medicine this complaint will do we'll
m ,rv :, box 1T IS THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE
PILES Sweed Joints Pains Contraction NJ the Cords are
greatly benefited and Away, Cures No family
should accidents such Cuts Bruises Sore
p, Chapel Hnds and Scd Frost Bites Ch
uan Piles, Flesh Wounds &c Try you will be without
it, because In good does will be felt at once
price o5 cents per box with full directions for
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02
Glass Ware Of every descriptions

500 dozen common and rich Glass Tumblers, very
cheap: Lamps Candlesiicks, Wine Glasses Hock and
Champagne Gasses, Glass Jugs, Creams. Sugar Bowls
Preserve Plaies Salts Noppea and every article in the
Glass Ware line, for sale cheap. mrT
RICH AND COMMON TOILET WARE,
From S to S20pcr sci. s. w. HEATH CO.
Bath, June %, 1889. ."
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

THE CURE UF
White Swellings, Old and Fresh Wounds, Fever
Sores, Scald Head, Sore Legs, sprains, Bruises,
Inhammations, Sore Breasts, Rheumatic
Pains, Biles, Piles Corns, Burns, Scrofu-
lous and other Tumors, Fainful Swell
ings, Chil1lains alterations Of
every kind.
This salyc male according INDIANS directions, who MAKE
more use Of this than Of all others
II !, emph,,y the INDIANS PANACEA, which thry
course in all Cuts Wounds Ue Span. BRUISES Burns &e
TIN proprietor public lnfsbie Remedy Tor all A1
eases in which recommended.
WHITE SWELLINGs
where ampuaoa seemed he only eosra
remaining un,reI quite Indian salIe Many viii
testify its wonderful efficacy and all other
Serofulous md Painful
JUNIORS AND BILES
Are by freed psn and fastened to cure The "u
matter in them freely ene discharged, aud healthy ns'h created
and a speedy Effected
scALD HEAD CURED.
The Indian save ScAh Head and all sruplvs Sores
I, restores the scap to promotes healthy
o hzi.
CORNS ERADICATED.
Tn. Indian saye surpasse, invented w
.pnlicatcp, arc .uaeien, to Try it.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

0IHOS who wish the sweetest and best Bread
i should learn the importance of using.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

CAUTION.-Neither OF these articles genuine
without the signature OF $. 4. Weaver s Co., Oh
the outside wrapper.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02
For the Eastern Times.
The Mother to her Child.

Suggested by the sudden death Of Mary Amanda Jenk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
Allie out of Whole Cloth.

We find in the meanest and most ma =
lignant paper in this State-t is hardly necessary
to name it Albany AtaS-the following outrage
Gus false hoe credited to The Pittsburgh Morning
Post. 1t relates to speech reported as made by
Watson q. Tia, mes at the late Free Soil National
Convention
1.-THE report land 1t pretty well authenilca.
ted that be WAS Wing emissary sent out here By Gree
leg and Sspdrd to poke himsef into the Convention,
and when be got In, 10 give Gen. Pierce nsidlous
stab. The plan well concocied, but the after din
hallucinsons Of Haynes let the secret out and il
was soon discovered that he came here the secret
agent CT the Scott Wngs that she special object of bis
mission ~ abuse the Catholics and read spec "a
rAich Greelg had crnea for hin before ne let Haynes
come out This speech OF the vilsst lhinss that
the Editor OF The TbHHe mas fab lated aud the
mespest negro with whom Haynes associated while
In Pittsburgh would blusb it charged with the brazeu
ialst ht I'd II contains He charged with IT, but
would not admit i. until be wss compelled to deliver
himself In the Convention"
We know Watson G.. HAYNES very we'll but
never beard nor suspected until apprised By Tee
graph that he had made speech there, that he
would attend the Pittsburgh Free Soil Conven-
ton. We never knew, nor inquired, whom he
would support for Pre- dent, and don't know that
he was ever Wing or voted for Wing candidate
m bis life. We never sent him to am Political
Convention, nor suggested his attending any, and
never wrote speech for him nor asked him to
make one. We do not believe any Wing had auy
thing to DO with Haynes'S journey to Pittsburgh,
nor with the speech he made there. In short, the
abricaton above quoted is as gross as could be,
and bad not shred of truth to stand upon. And
t is one OF a Class whereof The Tribune and its
EDITOR have been the targets throughout this cam
p7lgn. We cannot stop 10 contradict them in de-
rail, but brand now and then sample. ard let the
great majority 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
OUR PRIMARY MEETINGS.

Our 1OllIlCul duFeTSdTlcS Ill tlllS Clly
are already in hot water with respect TO
their Primary Meetings for the choice Of
Nominating Committees or Delegates,
and likely to have serious trouble before
they have done with them. These Prma-
ny Meetings, no matter Of which party,
have become so grossly and scandalously
corrupt that their results inspire no conf
dence, command no respect. In Ward
where not three hundred legal voters
thereof 60 near the Primary Getting,
there will often be Ttoo Thousand votes
polled at such meeting, and ticket elected
by six or seven hundred majority which
not a hundred voters of the Ward ever
supported or wished to see succeed.
Money, management, liquor and hircing
bullies from the grOggeries of other Wards
have done the business the candidate
willing to bleed most freely has carried
the Ward, and will be the regularly NOM
mated candidate for whatever post he has
set his heart on. Some citizens who
know him refuse to vote the ticket, or per-
haps stay away from the polls; more
swallow the dose rather than see their
party defeated, protesting that they won't
do it again and so Doodle or Poodle Git
matters not which) gets in, though equally
devoid Of fitness and popularity. And so
our Municipal Government sinks gradually
from bad to worse, and is bound to keep
doing so until there shall be nothing worse
to sink to.
We entreat our Wing General Com
mittee to take this matter in hand forth
with, and act with decisive energy. Pre-
cious time has been wasted, so thata season.
able and perfect Registration of Wing
voters in each Ward is probably imprac-
ticable; but let something be done. Let
the General Committee decree that the roll
of the Scott and Graham Club in each Ward
shall be the Wing poll-list Of said Ward at
the ensuing Primary Election, and all can
be Strengthened yet. Give ten days or a
fortnight for all who choose to vote at our
Primary Election to come forward and Join
the Scott Club, then allow three days for
the work of putting the lists in Alphabet
ical order, and we may have honest, quiet,
orderly Primary Elections, with every
Wing voter casting one vote in his own
Ward and no where else, and none but a
Wing voter casting one at our meetings at
all. Friends of fairness and good nomina
tons help this along!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21

II We this morning record another
instance of wholesale destruction Of human
life on one of the great routes OF travel
The steamer Atlantic, running on Lake
Erie in connection with the Michigan
Central Railroad, came into collision with
the propeller gdensburg at o'clock yes
tel day morning and sunk in half an hour.
The vessels were off Long Point, cape
on the Canadian shore, some fifty miles
above Buffalo; the fog was dense at the
time, and the crowd of passengers on the
Atlantic-abOut 500 in number-were
reused from sleep to find their vessel sinking.
The scene of terror and wild confusion is
graphically described in our telegraphic
dispatches, and it is not surprising that
out of the struggling and desperate mass a
fearful proportion should Lave persisted.
The lowest estimate we have received is
that two hundred lives are lost; this may
be exaggerated, but it is equally possible
that the victims are still more numerous.
They are chiefly derived from body of
Norwegian emigrants on their way to Wis
consn.
Now, in such case as this, the pre-
sumption is that the calamity is due to the
carelessness, or the willfulness, or, to
speak more plainly, the crime, of the per-
sons in charge of one or both of the
steamers. This may not prove to be the
fact, but until an inyes igation demon
strates the truth about it, such is the pre-
sumption. And that presumption calls for
a rigid and unsparing inquiry as to all the
circumstances and causes of the catastro-
phe. An ordinary, white-washing verdict
from a coroner's jury will not satisfy the
public or absolve the parties. 1t is time
that the managers Of public conveyances
were made to know that the Law watches
over the persons whose lives are intrusted
to their charge, and that in such a case as
this they will be held to an account no less
strict and impartial than the single indi-
vidual who, by whatever means, becomes
the killer of his fellow-man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21

PENNsYLyANIA.-Extract Of L..
wnften by prominent ex. Member If r. 'o''df
nom Weston Pennsylvania TO f,iend ;.na5'ess
lpston: The fires Of 1910 are k,na,;a. "ssh-
fenns, lvaDia. We had Yesterday. d, ~ W u
grtnd and most enthusiastic meeting .s'e,
nght procession thence to Uniontovn :. VHes-
number OF Cass men came out ana Ient
themselves tor SCOTT, while every T,vIo. We
ardrntly for him. You may set dov, H"
keyst'ne for Scott by at least twenty ,h sle %
Ills majority must, from every present indc.,,'Hs'
greatly exceed that Of Gen. TAYLOR. ''u'o,
AS Pennsylvania GOES, so goes. and .o
gone, every Presidential election Ana - a~
not be surprised il the Democratic c,na; 'a,te
Known host lty TO nser and harbor bills "a AZ
internal improvements, should give Scot, -, 80
Northwestern, while his British freetrad, ,sa4 us
cies will secure us the Middle and mapnc,S
States. This will leave him some sxt, a, .ss
electoral votes. Fortune favsrs The my
seems 10 be true saying. Independent, ., n
thls, the same causes that elected Wash, o..
Jackson, Harrison. and Taylor, would elect -.
Human nature and the principles Of hu nan ~
nave been the same throus bout all the sy.s :, -
world and you might well attempt "a co,,.'i
the winds and the waves AS TO resist this Tia ~
spfing not OF phrenzy, but gratitude on tAs =. :.
OF the people. IL is the honest discharr. * =.
obligation they owe 70 those who have r;.. -
Their lives and I'm ScOtt's easel shed thei, ho,i
IN their countrys defense. | consider S,o,,.
election fixed fact Nothing hut his De. N ~.
prevent II" National intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
The Mexican boundary Commissieu.

Some fourteen months since we gave
place to the statements Of one Jonathan Cham
berlin, formerly attached as mechanic to the Mex
lean Boundary Commission with respect to the
previous management Of the Commission under
ITS head, Dir. J. r. Bartlett. Those statements,
in many respects, seriously implicated Mr.. Bart
lett, and in publishing them we were careful not
to indorse them any further than to say that
Chamberln had brought evidences Of good char
acter and that the charges we're of nature to
demand thorough investigation.
Substantially the same charges were subse-
quently preferred by Col Mcclellan, OF the Toso-
graphical Engineers, after having been dismissed
from his post in the Commission for gross and un-
deniable misconduct, growing, as it would appear,
mainly out OF the fact that he was most OF the
time in state of intoxicaton.
All the charges have lately been made the sub.
jet Of examination by Mr.. CLARKE of Rhode
Island in a speech in the Senate on the
Goth and 9th ult., and we are bound to say
that Mr.. Bartlett stands acquitted of every
thing that could impeach his integrity and 6del
ity in the discharge of his duty as Govern
ment officer. 1t is proved by Dir. Clarke bey ond
controversy that the Commissioner Ia, not con-
niyed at any private speculation with the funds
Of the Government, or any perversion Of the prop
erty of the Government or its means Of transport
tatiOn by any person whatever that he has not
neglected at any time to provide funds necessary
for the use of parts of the Commission that he
never deceived any one Of the wOrkmen or Others
attached to the body with respect to their pay;
that he has not treated army officers connected
with it in any way improperly and that he has
not neglected the health and comfort Of the per-
sons under his command, by furnishing insufficient
or bad provisions or otherwise; while with re-
gard to another charge, connected with the killing
of man named Tenant which, it was alleged,
was owing TO Mr. Bartlett's neglect, it is shown
that the evidence to prove the allegation is quite
insufficient and inc0nclusive.
The faults thus charged on MIR. Bartlett are
shown by Mr.. Clarke, to have BEEN where they
existed at all, due to DO other person than Col.
Mcclellan, the Commissioners chief accuser.
With regard to Chamberlin Mr.. Clarke avovs
his belief that he is an honest man, but deceived
by Col. Mcclellan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND CRY

pYT.urps-AurunS SALES 1882 POPULAR GOODS,
PoPULAR system. AND POPULAR PRICES
w are prepared TO buyers OF Dry Goods fankee
Notions Carpets and OIL Cloths, with full new ana COM
Donssc Goods purchased early and Foreign Goods ar
riyipa by every OUR SYSTEM giving universal
sstsfaction to those who have tested IT,
DRyss GooDs DEPARTMENT.
Just opening very superior display OF s'ap'e en Gnu
Ciahs entirely new and choice coors Also, Ashes OF
Roses shades of plain Mouslin De Lanes Persian Cloths
new and beautiful designs fs1G a Msrao SAWS Ens.h
Scotch French and Domestic We invite particular aten
ton 10 display Of the various grades OF long ana square
shswls manufactured In this country
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
The Room devoted these Goods and which under tne
supervision Of DAVID THOMAS as purchaser ana msnaget
1. worthy ofa visit ofnpecon The array OF nte LnsnA
Csmbncs Jacones Lawns Laces Linen Cambria handser.
chiefs Edgines Frioges Artificial Flowers &C. compete
and almost unvaed Also, Towels, Napkins Table Clotas
&C. of all quaitesbut most particularly would We 10 hs
behalf invite attention TO the line on
had lkes time experience solely In the gooot pertaining
10 this department. the advantages he oilers 70 close buyers
must be ex.mn ID and tested 10 be appreciated. <
The Purchasers and Managers Of the HOSIERY CARhf
and OH CLOTH, YANKEE NoTIoSs, and WOODEN DE,
PAYMENTS, invite the closest scrutiny and Inspection Vi
their goods and prices -
Comprises every description Of Domestic Cotton doods IN
Guiding all the styles Of Brown and Besched Sheetngs and
PRINT AND GINGHAm DEPARTMENT.
One Of the most Of these Goods Of
fered Retailers in this country We only asa an nspeo
Orr PRICES are upde WAITING and uniform-NErT CASH pay
We are prepared grant short accommodation Of dme By
W sbsI Exhibit by the aid Of travellers through the
eaupty full Of Samples OF our Goods orders sem
to will be filled with promptoess ana ano 'o
warded speedily all the winter by the nedlu OF
e. via Rsirosds to the North South East OF
WI TwEEDY, MoULTOs PLImPToN,
Importers and Job0ers'
a. Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
Central Ohio.
espondence Of The n. Y. Tuouns.

Correspondence OF Tbs n. Y. Tribune
MT. GMRAD, Morrow Co, Ohio, Aug TO- la5a
see that you are receiving reports Of
political matters from all parts Of the couDtysr
cept Central Ohio. This region, as you are doubt
lees aware, has been heavily anti Wing, but am
happy to inform you that light is beginning to
break through the hitherto impenetrable Darkness
and that we have the strongest hopes Of very ma.
terially reducing the Opposition vote in this Sc
ton. A large number Of Democrats have boldly
pronounced for Cen. Scott, and still more have
joined the Third Party. In addition to the acee''
sions we will receive from our late oppon'nts,'
large number of Wings who have acted with the
Free Sellers since 1913, have returned 10 oar
ranks, and are battling nobly for Old Obippe~a
The bali is rolling, rolling. and gathering 10 slp a.
il rolls and in November next Ohio will cast her
vote for WINFIELD SCOTT and WILLIAM A. GRA.
HAN. You may rely on that. Yours, sB.