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MORSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP o


~. YELLOW DOCK Roor.-rhs syr.p 10 psrsi.
Wssnols. and beng prepared By oas II the albeit -
rs1Ss:;s ,' s.as asssSsy ss;.:ssa p ~ 81
ans~ as superior vtsss. sad compounded II ,hs
s.pea a. asivaied rsputaoo for performing The blss-
frsfrIso rux BLOOD -Ifby ssy ps.as tAi. I'm ,.rass
~hce pervsds. add Affords sast~ssncs 10 every part.
ss scrast and e.-sssd the Whsle sys
remedies when the vrusst matter OF As sls - are "a
cssi" se.i Head w sSfs's si aa'sn ses.
Measles. Ulcers Bols CarbuIcles Esus,oss B'.csss'
hcn na,ns sers'. ana oil eaisasoss asss-an
INSULATING AND CLEANSING rns STOMACH Am nsv.
pspSs Sch Headache vohitiss loss Of xps.,r. rsss-
ing Cosn,eusss " Constipation. Loo Pdss aa
STRENGTHENING rHg DIGEsrivg ORGANS -rhss 10
fooc properly disesed sr6 affords aoarAbmsa aad ssS
port AID siTsr 9Th 10 every part
REGULATING TIKI SScREroRY ORGANS -rhas Il oxrss
~ tl,sa, disease, as Beas sad lHssrntsst Fever. e
Sn snS fs,s,s ssaou5c nc q, ,.t p.ss OF saAs
STRENGTHENING AND QurxrINo THE NsRvous VS.
-Ths. cores Nssrsfra. Chores. H,ssscs. PAiss.
Eg'epsr. and all nervous diseases
Ihs STRIP is sarr-sIed in tas cure Of all FEMALE
DISEASES. {" weakness. Irregular y. oostrscons. and
..Pnp.,sd by C MORSE 4 Co. at No q M.ids. isss.
fsIs and sod b, Druggists and o'aer thsossssss
EREEDOM FROM COUGH in TEN
l ss9.ks PSIsc si e'' %a i, :iss e
Csushs. Colds, Asstma, Brs.chtis. Hosrssssss. sse
al, disease Of Chest and Lungs These waters rive
ia,t.at relief and when psr,s,ssd VII q. e s6sss
lasting cure. HALL, RUCKLE Co,
irgTh&ss whe'ssals Assais. No 40 Green siei-sx.
II HEUMATlSM.-A lady or gentle
man troubled with this disorder ehrosie iaAsa-
maory and have tsspsirss Of getting WELL these whs
have tined every nostlum, such Nervous Antdessa.
Life Bassms. SC, be cured by snps hers ana ne
charge made unless 10 effected Call on Mr. HOR-
Silly. room No. 4, No 29t Broad way, between Q aad
o'cl, OK. Cut this out and save Il" 80 Sc
ELOR'S LIQUID HAIR
- DYE.-BATCHELoRS Liquid - 50 celebrated ssf
successful, thar IL il exciting the cnpidy cf hest Of in
ta'os The pubic wss be careful tn get tbe geupins e
RATCHET OR'SWie Mspufsc'ofy. Ma. Wall ST.. wAsrs
IL sold wholesale and retail sspled This Dye has
been in successful operation for the twelve siSf
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NOTICE of INTENTION to FORM

~ an INSURANCE. COMPANY Capital. sise.oos.
divided mts 10000 shares VI SIS each, cash paid ~
with The privilege OF iIcreatnk the captL stock -
SEQ eco The undersigned hereby give notice Of thsH
iLtenilsn 60 form an I1suIancs Company, to be 10.
ca ed ia tho City Of New-York. ard 10 De called tn
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY" for the purpose Of making insurance -
dwelling houses stores, rents, aud all kinds q s,ld;
other property, against loss damage By fs and the
ribs plapd pavs alton and transpotioa. 80 erprcssed
in the I'd subdivision OF the LIST section Of the &C. 10 provide
for the alton Of Companies pMssd Apr0
10, IB49.-Daled New YoGb. rebraarv 5. 1881
DIRECTORS
Caleb Woofhun, Simeon Draper, Morgan Meneee,
H. j. IA, mend AIphsus Babping. yohn O Hell.
Ahram Wal eman Casper Chllds. b. w. Edmoads,
Jobn Bruce Solomon Jessusun, Warren Brady,
Calvin Copdt VIM L. Burlon Joha Hssssll,
DsnT p Bsnafd John Ysllsts, George Hall,
Alfred yeues, Jobn Sheppard, Chas W. Hull
Joseph Giles. Walter Keller, John hulton, U.s
Henry Major, Charles Hooper, Iaos Lssns.
Samuel Hsssell. john p. Wake, as A. DJnhcsses
Vim. N. Dodge, Cbas yenkln., Henry Canaan
Daniel Rsbod, hobt McCleusn, W. waller.
Jssl Sanumis, julius A. Csndee. Rcad Alch0os.
Timothy X. Berger.
JOHN BRUCE. p es'dsnt:
soLonor JEssuRUs Secretary. q i@TuThkSs
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~ prpsuANCE of an order of the Sur-

<.,. Of III. County q Ns., Yors ;,, ss'j; ons o
gwen 70 al persons h.s VsU- York liquor msvcheeSs
RsSs1f , present .h ,s,sAs ~, as.,
srbscrber ue sv Of New York. - osfore n
az. s.s sJ Ics s Nc g2s ssf
tssat d.y = Aaniassgssr. Co. Of I'D dsessssas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the pro-
Y cseds al thu sale Of tins real estate Of LUDWIG
KLINK eeceaed will be disIbutec 70 the o. sAe
Of New York his Office the Hal 81 Rseor1s N -:
CITY Il New.York, on tho fhh day Of April sext, q ID
.yc.oes A 81 New York, Feb 81. 1854
aIlsx A. w. BRADY Ord, 61uofnts.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the

IN PURSUANCE OF an orusI "a 2
s s,,en "a ali persons having claims asan2 NAAI
BsNtKER late Of the City sf New Y:rf &C.,
= ~, Gore Ne $50 Pearl st. IN the City Of Nsv WI
o. fsfore the siIth day Of March ners Nv
d. ID day of eepsesnber, 1S3l ,.~~ al.s,tsersssg
JOSEPH Il. MOUNt. -
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NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN ID.

In PURSUANCE Of an order made "
tho supreme Cour, Of the State of New York, aocs b
hereby given To all pencps having csins against elk
LOUGhRIH, late Of the City Of ke~-YcIk, dsces.sd -
LIAM $40 3DILL, Referee, at the shsfids cfacs, q
the City Hail. the City Of New YORK. on the hrss esy sf
March merit AZ O'Clock in the Afternoon Of that day-
Dstsd New York Jan. %, 1889. .
10 zayThk MsMl WIN II. 6TO0DlLL, heoRvo
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur.

II n rUHoU ANVIL OF an OrucI vi VIC Ou. :
j roeate Of the County o New-YoFk notcs Y hsFsnX
liver 20 ali persons having claims agsinst ROWLAND
ROBBINS late u the City Of Nes York dsoessea -
p,esept the with thereof 70 James besos
Co No. "a Broadway. in the City u New York % %
before the I'D day of A1g heIt Dated hsS fx sss
~ Gay Of February, 1850 .n,x. a.
l9l lax6nThs MARY ANN hosbiSS, "s.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
An Anecdote.

We remember some where to have rend
a story of youth who hesl.ating in his
choice between two young ladies. by both
of whom he was beloved, was brought to
a decision by means Of rose. 1t hap
peued one da,, as all three were wander.
Ing in garden, tina, one of the girls, in
her haste 10 pluck new blown rose,
wounded her finger with thorn it bIed
freely, and applying the petals Of white
rose 10 the wound she said, smiling, [
am a second Venus. ! have dyed the
white rose red AT that moment they
heard scream; and fearing the other
young lady, who had loitered behind. had
met with an accident, FASTENED back to
assist her The fair ones scream had
been called forth by no worse an accident
tina had befaIlen her companion She
had ancrily lhro vn away the offending
, fi'wrr, and made so pertinacious and
fretiul lamentaiion over her wounded
finger, that the youth, after little rehrc-
ton. resolved on speedy union with The
least handsome, but most amiable of The
two young friends. Happy would it be
for many a kindhearted woman, did she
know by what seeming trfips The affcc.
tidn II those whom she lnves may be con.
ir.ned or alienaled forever.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
A Dangerous Instinct.

The heron family possesses a very dan
germls instructive faculty Of depriving
their assaiIant Of eye-sight. If wounded,
they will allow a dog to approach. and
then, Though apparently in>eusible, will,
In an instant, with uBerring aim. dart at
lis eyes with farce, raoidity, and Ger.
'alnly which it is impossible to guard
against We remember gentleman
YIN" narrowly escaped. He had, as he
con i'ived, killed hlt,ern, and deposited il
10 large poke, Of his shooting Jacket,
when' torluna,ely, as he was walking on.
haPpe"'ngto feel something insinualinr
itself bs'ween his arm and side. he. ius,
in time TO save his eye, cauoh, s;ob; or
the bi;leru, which had only been wo,,n
drd, ana was in the act of LAUNCHING II.
self, Nth full elastic jerk Of its lona
neck,z towards his face. This acnl,v
however, IS not entirely confined 10 either
the heron or billern it extends itself to
other species, as appears from the SINH.
lar escipe Ct a naval offer on the coast
of Africa i winged says he, a beau>
tiful white argrelle that was passing over
heal, and brought it to the ground. When
! was ip the act of picking ii up. it struck
at my eye with its beak. and, had il not
been for my glasses, osould inevitably
have reduced it TO perpetual darkness
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
VA R [ F. T Y
Only a Triae.

That's right said tony friend Simp-
kins. the baker, rs the sickly- looking
willow of Harry Watkins wen, out of his
shnp.dour with loaf of bead which he
h ID given her 'lhat's right, Simpkins,
AIN glad you are helping The poor crea-
ture. for she has hard time of 1t since
Harry died and her own health failed
her, Et'.l
De- Hard enough, sir: hard enough and
am glad to he p her, though what | give
her dnp' t cost much, onl Y trlHe, sir'
sHrw often does she come 2
'Only three times week. told her
to come oftener if she needed to, but she
saws three loavts are a plenty for her and
her little one, with what she gets by
sewing ..-.---
And have you any more such custom.
ers, Snnpkins p
Only two or three, SIT.
'sOuly two or three; why it must be
quite a tax upon your profits!
% no, not so much as you suppose !;
altogether il amounts to only irifle.'
could not but smile as my friend re-
peated these words; but after left him
fell to thinking how much coed he Is
doing with 'only taihe.' He supplies
three or four. families with the breai they
eat from day to day; and though the nc
tnal cost for a year shows but small sum
III dollars and cents, tie benefit conferred
is by no means small one. A sixpence
to a man who has plenty to ca, and drink,
and wherewilha to be clothed is moth.
ing, but is something TO one on the verge
of starvs ton. And we know not how
much good we are doing when we give
ouy trihe to good Object.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

Lawing' is pretty well shown up in
the anecdo.e of two Dutchmen who built
and used in common small bridge over
a small stream which ran through their
farms. 1t seems they had dispute con-
corning certain repairs which it required (;
after time one of Them declining to bear
any portion of the expense necessary to
the purchase of two or three new planks.
Finally, the aggreved party went to a
neighboring lawyer, and placing $40 in
is hands, said, I'll give you all dish
moneys, if you'll make Han, do justice
nit de prldge. How much will it cost
to repair the brdge?' asked the honest
COUNSELLOR of the determined litioant!-
Well, den not more esh FIVE tolar.' re.
piled the Dutchman. Very well.' said
the lawyer. pocke,ing one Of his notes and
giving him the olher,' take this, and go
and get the bridge repaired; It's the best
course you can take - Yaas.' said the
Du:chman. slowly, 'y-a-a-s; dut ish more
better ash to quarrel nit Hans but as he
went along home, he shook his head fire.
quenlly, as ifunable after all, quite clear.
ly to see how he had gained by going to
law.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

A MARRYING MANA good joke is
told of bigami~t out West. After hav-
ing married halfa dozen wives, he was
complained of, and lodged in Jail He
soon managed. however to break Jail, aud
was again at large. hut being recogni-
zed by man who was desirons OF OBJ.
tanning the reward off red for his arrest.
he invited the bigamist 20 accompany
him Eome. and called in his wife to Sc,
with him while he went for an officer
On his return with ;he constable, What
was the poor fellows chngrin. to find
that the Lotharlo had actually ab>conded
with his own wife!
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
Breyity.

DR.. Abernethy, the celebrated physi-
ian Of London, it will be remembered.
was one OF the most eccentric men Of his
lime. Few things dIspeased him more
than having a patient giving tiresome &C.
counts Of his troubles. A woman know.
ing Abernethy's love of the laconic, hav>
ing burnt her hand, called at his Office
Showing him her hand. she said
"A burn
"A poultice,' quietly answered the
learned Doctor
The rexi day the woman returned and
said Better -e
CONTINUE the poul.icc.'
In week she made her last call, and
her speech was heightened 10 three mon
osyllables. asr ~ .-.s, ,-ss,s
We'll, your fee 3
Nothing said the once pleased ply
stefan. You are the most sensible per.
son ever saw
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
Paint your Roofs.

DLAKE' SPateni Paint OF ArtificialSlate, for
Dsaie in any quantity by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON& Co.
The value ofthisa rticIewiIl be seen by the
following ertihcatesfrom gentlemen who have
usedit a nd proved tsi ndarating qualities.
Nix. BLAKE-Dear Sir,-l had building
adjoining the wal o fmy stone Cotton Factory
the roof o which was covered with your Fire.
proof Pain, or Artificial Slate. The factory
took FIRE and durinet he progress tits destruc-
tinn larse numbers o burnt ing single d 9TH
E, combustbl e materials fell upon hisro 90 {. so
covered. and expected every moment 10 see it
hurst ! INTO flames hut after The factory burned
down I examined.aid roofand found literally
covered with Goals and binders, buithe Ere had
moi made the least impression upon il. After
this, est. therecsrtainlyc can beno doubt arto
its ire-proo iqualitira.
Rochester. Sept. l84e. SETH G. JONES.
tl AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway New York Dot. 4ih, la4S.
Mn. BLAKE-Sir:-We Iasi Spring COW
edthe 90 o # he American with your Fire.
pronfPAint Wenow find hal il has become
ashard a - ate and he almos' constanttread
oftheses.-nts VIII inset top o Il hehousefor
dryiR <cIothes doe no IA feet il { he easf,
ind iiprovesa IL haiit
o., TABER 4 BAGLEY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

FOUND AT LAST Mrs. Jemima Jipson
never could go to bed without first look :
ing underneath to see if some one was not
slowed away there. But her search had
always been booless. At last, one night,
however, she spied, Tor though. she did,
which is all the same) the long looked
for boots and legs. 'Oh Mr.. Jipson
Mr.. Jipson = she screamed out there 5
man under the bed.' Is there g cooIly
drawled her husband well my dear,
am glad you have found him at last
You have been looking for him these
twenty years r-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
Jewelry, Clocks and Fancy Goods.
1 LA I'll assortment, and will he sold cheap bv
L Bath, Sept. 49, T. Fl. q. MARSrnN.
Bath, Sept. b. t. Fl. y. VI AKST1N.
HEALTH INSURANCE.
The Lowell Mutual Relief Assoc
citation, Lowell, Mass.
INSURE AGAINST SICKNESS OR ACCIDENT,
Yearly deposit for Members under fifty years of age
BY paying .. per year, you will draw 50 per week.
S
Ir"
!. J :
HEALTH INSURANCE.

Those over hiy years OF age will be charged Is per
cent extra.
This office is under the direction Of some Of the most
responsible in the city Of lowell. and pays all hs
losses promptly II is doing safe and aourishing husi-
and affords every individual ,od oppor uni
~ 10 make provision while in health by trifing Out
lay, against the ag .ravaied snfrings Of sick bed in
season Of rriva,ion and inability 10 labor.
J. s. SEWALL, Agent for Bath and vicinity.
October !, 1851. 3mi5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

The man who thinks il beneath his
dignity 10 take counsel with an in,elli-
gent wife stands in his own light and be-
trays that lack of Judgment, which he
tacitly attributes to her
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

There are a set Of malicious. pratine,
prudent eossips, both male and female.
who murd n characters to kill time and
will rob young fellow of his good name
before he has years to know the value of
it, Shersdan.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

JUST received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine
y direct from New York, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as
Railrmi-i observation-disclosures Beach-B Usher.
Also. Common brands. -
Also, Buckwheai Fiour-Chicago MESS REEF-
New York do do-Bosion do do-MESS PORK-New
York CHEESE--Bosion do. All OF which will he sold
cheap for cash. r, r, SMITH.
Bath June o. 1sSt ftt III
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
Asu. SrammER,Ns MAcH1Nr

ANrl.STAMMERINs MACHINE. = Mr..
Robert Bates Of Philadelphia, has inven.
ted and patented a machine for proven.
ting staInmering or suffering. It cnn>
sists Of tube and a spring pad, winch
can be worn inthe mouth. and regulates
the movements of.he organs Of speech,
30 as to enabtso the pefson.to talk freely
and acquire the eight use of the lips and
other parts used in speaking.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS!
THE subscriber has just received large assert meni
L of fresh FAMILY GROCERIES,, which, in add
ion his former stock comprises of The largest IN
The city. among which are
Old Tyson TEAS, Oolong Teas,
Young do do Ninyong, do
Souchong do.
Old Govt java COFFEE, Pcrnambuco Coffee,
Rio do 81 Domingo do.
Duich Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
ST Croix do Porto Rico do
Havana do
d-Cod6sh-Ricc-Cask and Box RaisnS-Cur-
rants Burning FLUID, qnaIiiy-Bar Soap-Mo
,sSes-amd all other articles usually kept in Grocery
Store. To be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
r. r. SMITH,
Opposite the Sagadahock House.
Bath, Ja re IS, 1851. If
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

The first Bloomer, Punch thinks was
joan Of Arc. who wore short tunic with
tights, and otherwise clad in mail attire.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

Ladies' and GentIemems Kid. Silk, Cashmere an'
Isle Gloves. Silk, Aerino, Worsled and Colon IL
sery. ~ Also ~
large and complete assortment of Ribbons-l.ace
-Curain Musns, White Goods of all descriptions
Domesics &c &C.
Purchasers either wholesale retail particular
ly invited to call and examine they do not
chase. This slock comprises the richest styis and be
qualities of goods and will be offered the cheapest
can be found in this any other city. Their goods az
purchased with cosh and selected with great
by one of The hrIn. who ,rvocs The nosiof his time
the purchasing of Dry Go ds for This and several 9th
stores connected. ~ h these facilities, they can bo1s
Of selling the cheapest of any other concern Upon
purchasers will he satisfied that such IS The fac
Terms CASH and one prize only, is their motto. and
will be strictly adhered 10. ..,
Portland, Oct 1851. 15tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

A By ENfAAhA''''''A'"' constantly 'AA' ''' '''
Y. HYDE d Co., corner Of From
and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage. t,nanilla and tarredl fran IN
Manufactures Of Boston and Plymouth, by Gang or r.
tail. Coticn Scotch and Russia Duck, OF all desc'iP
tions. Cotton and Hemp Twines. 80.
Anchors Of all sizes-Best proved Chain Caoes-
Sheets andTies-Boi. Shcaihing Copper and fe15o"
Metal CompositidnS Spikes ans other Cast'nss-re'
Gear. Windlass Necks and Capstans SpindlesECam
booses-Iron Spikes-Navs stores-ralnts' Oiisan
cIs.s-Na uticaI ms, ruments. Books, Charts. TO-
MANY the above articles, suitable notice can b.
fevered ffou the al their lowest prices
rec Of expense to the purchaser, MH
Bath, March |, 1851 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
New York Bonnet Store
opposite the Sagadaheck House.
nj RS. CAR

X he. a huLIr in orms the Ladies' Of Bath that she
H.s .,,;,,.a ,srRe assortment of Fancy DppsS
nnts' snitSoe Tor winter wear, amongst which ne
neat sevet !: not the least cons icuous G.,,s
Cottage, In uncut Velvets and Poplins Rich Rhhnna
French and American Flowers. Caps and Head Dres,e.
made TO order IN the latest styles Children'r
and Spanish Hats constantly on hand o''e's
From long experience the ri hest and hes, vvo. -
In our country Mrs C. natters herself that she mail M
able to suit the most refined At her store vii; ~
ways be found the latest styles from New York and Ro
ton and all orders executed with neatness and dsDsteh
Hoodg. Gaps and Hend Dresses constantly on hand =
LADIES' are invited to call.
Bsth, Dec 5, ISL. 24n
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

MoRS Fps
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
JNEf,e 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 mahy lives saved by the use oft Ii is
acknowledge cd by The best uges of medicine be the
most elegant scientific and saluiary preparations
use, and
Depnralive Remedy,
seldom, ever equaed |, stands unriualled for the
cure Il Ery>ioeas Salt Rheum, Canker, Scroula, and
alIdiseases arising from an
Impure state of the Blood.
ALSO all
Bowel Complaints,
aud is used with success in nil cases of
Female Weakness and General Debility,
<rengi hens the weakened bodY-gives tone 10 the va
rious organs, and in vigoraies the
Entire System,
and also for The cure ofthe
Liver Complaint, Cararrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, &c.
Those affected Chronic Diseases, of whatever 1orm
will indthi< mecine only pleasa the bu'
"a certain ctr., il il b. within the power of remedial
agens effect their diseases.
II is composed Of medicines happily combined a s
totend directly TO give tone 10 The
Stomach and Bowels,
e1ciies TO healthy action the Live and the whole CLAN
DIT az system, allay
Nervous lrritabiliiy,
and promote the free action of the
LUNGS,
thus rendering applicable all diseases of Chronic
nature purely vegetable, and may be used in all
climates; and al all
Seasons Of the Year.
Prepared only by c. MORSE & Co., Providence, r
and sold by thousands all over the United States
CunadaS. &c.
s. p. SHAW, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Bath and this section ofthe State OF Maine ly3S
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
= The Little Frock.

.t.. III , BY EMILY HERMANN.
A common light blue muslin frock ....
Is hanging on the wall, < ..5.. -
90 hut no one in the household now
Can wear dress 30 small.
"a p II z 81
Is; The sleeves are both turned inside out,
,-, And tell of summer wear;
They seem to wait the owners hands
Which. last year. hung them there.
IT was 1t the children's festival S@-
Her Sunday dress was soiled-
1Hd You need not turn it from the light
To me it is not spoiled s.-.l
j A sad and yet . pleasant thought
et- Is to the spirit told "-
BY this dear little rumpled thing,
With dust in every fold. ~.
II Az r. ~
Why should men weep. that 10 their home
An angels love il given
O.,thst. before them she IS gone
To hlessedness in Heavens
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Gold and Silver Watches
NEAT REDUCED PRICES!.1

JUST received. as spl ,ndid assormens Of GOLD and
u SILVER LEVER and LEPIyE WATCHES as were
ever before offered in this citysome Of Them imported
expressly for my retail trade, and will be sold 20 toU
ha, il will he for the advantage Of the purchaser 10 call
before purchasing elsewhere y II. g. MANSION.
Sept 10. 10 Two doors north the Elliot House.
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Ships for sale.

eAk NOW on the stocks and for sale superior
S4@A IN new and copper fastened ship Of 500 tons
As~ burthcn; also one Of $50 tons hurthep. Both
win be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
Rcbmond, Oct L. THOMAS J. SOUTHARD.