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Paint, YOUR, Roofs.
DLAKE' PATENT aim OF Artificial Slate, for
DsaIe in any quanli,yby

DLAKE' Palen iP aint OF Artificial Slate, for
lJsaIe in any quaniiiyby
KENDALL, RICHARDSON&Co
The yalue oft;,isa rticl lie will be seen by the
following eerti6ca sfrom gentlemen who ave
scotland proved itsindarating qualities.
MK. DLAKE-Dear SRI had building
adjoining the.waIl ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
thereof o which was covered with your Fire.
proof Paint or Artificial Slate. The factory
took fire ,and,duringth he progress pitts destruc-
ton. large numbers burning shingi esan nd 9TH
Ell combustibl Materials fell .upont hisroo T, so
covered, and IiexpecteSevery ,nomen,to see it
burstinto flames but after che factory burned
down examine dsai i'd roofand found literally
covered with Goals and cinders ut the FIRE had
aotmade the least impression upon il. After
thlstest, therecertaiulycan beno doubt asst o
its6re. proc fqualities. -uaat ft1tn n1s al,t
Rochester Sep. 1913. SETH G.. JONES.
AMERIcAN HOTEL, u
x Broadway New Y ork Oct .4th. IS46. .
MR. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring. ;
cred the 90 TO fl he A merican with yourFire
pro0f Paint. We now q nd hat it has become
ashard ass late and Il he almos 9 onstanttrea ID
ofthe sorssiit Il whou set he op # he houssfor
dryiK kcIofhes) does no IA feet 'itin'the least.
and itprovesa ! h ha tit wa ecomm ended
81, TABER & BAGLEY.
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Snow EYES AEifis, in speaking Of The
Esquimaux, says: Their snow eyes as
they very properly call them, are proof Of
mgr ;sagacily. Theseeare little pieces of
wood, bone orivory,formedto cover their
eyes and lied behind the. head. They
NAYS s two Sits Of the exact length Of their
eyes Rom snow blindness, a ve.y dan,
gerous and powerful malady, caused bv
the artion'of the Fight rejected from the
snow. The dse of these considerably
strengthe6sl the-sig hi, and the Esou;mouy
are SO accustomed TO them, thar when
they have mind to. view distant objects
they. commonly use them Instead Of spy
siassesss .sGA51 ras-e.sa. sas srss.io 80
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Do you really think he did !?
BY MISS MARIETTA HUTcH1xs.

BY MISS MARIETTA HUTCHISs.
I waited till the twilight, r 1888 "2f
g.. And yet he did no, come, I'm .-..-
I strayed along the brook side,
And slowly wandered home;
When who should come behind me,
TT But him 1 would have bid; ...L
He said he came to find me, ,-
Do you really think he did ;
sou go la -.s~ a5r- -
He said that since we parted, m I'D ,
+, He'd thought of naught so sweet, -,
As of the very moment,
The moment we should meet;
.s He showed me where, half shaded, t
s A cottage home lay hid;
He said for me he made it,
Do you really think he did : Efl
He said, when first he saw me,
d Life seemed at once divine al.a
Each night he dreamed of angels,
j, 81 And every face was mine; f" $50
Sometimes, voice when sleeping,
Would all his hopes forbid,
And then he walked weeping,
DO you really think he did'
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A New PAINr.-Water lime, (hydrau-
lie cement) mixed with oil in the same
way as Balse's Ohio paint, cor any of the
several mineral paints lately brought into
use, has been discovered to be equal TO
any other substance ever used for painting
walls, roofs, floors, fences, or any other
work while IN point ofeconomy, it is as
one to eight or ten. The discovery was
accidentally made by Mr.. John Herald,
of Hampstead, Long Island.-[The Plow.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

ORDERING A MoNUMENT.-A fnanufac-
turer Of tombstones IN Illinois, lately re-
ceived call from man who wanted a
stone to place over the grave Of his moth
err ET11ITIff -.1 irF-s gH7az gGg
After looking around for some time,
and making sundry remarks about the
taste of his deceased mother, he finally
pitched upon one which the stone cut,
ter had prepared for another person. =
Il like this one,' said he af
But said the manufacturer, shat be-
longs 10 another man, and has Mrs. Per-
rvs name cut on it; it wouldn't do for
your mother ilt 80
ooh, yes it would said the man. She
couldn't read. and, besides he contin-
ued, as he observed the wonderment of
the stone-cutter, perry was always a IA
vorite name Of hers, anyhow tas-s
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ro,Ae HonorabIe Arnold Blaney, ESQUIRE. Judge q

Tot the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire. Judge o
Probate, within and for the County OF Lincoln.
u ESPECTFULLY represents Hiram Henry of Tops
III ham, in the Comfy of Lincoln executor, of the last
will and testament Of Zebediah Lancas late of Bow
donham III said county of LlncoI deceased, iesiate
that the pc soal estate OF said deceased that has come
INTO his hands is nsuc lent to pay the just debts leg
three hundred and ffiy-nine dollars-hat thes de
ceased died seized and possessed of certain piece o.
parcel Of land, situated in Bowdonham, in said County
aud bounded and described follows, 10 wit :-nort
efly by land of Lewis Mustard seu,heriy by land
James X .sMIllay-easierly by land of Robert Thomp
sou--we sterly by land of Moses Williams--and con
tuning about one hundred acres; that paraI sale o
the same would greatly reduce the value Of the resi-
due thai Humphrey Varney has offered the of one
thousand hundred dollars for said land subject tC
the widows dover in the including the reversioi
OF the WIDOWS dover in said land; that The is
advantageous offer, and that the niesest of all
ed will be best promoted by immediate. acceptance
of the He the refore prays thai he MAJ be cen
sed and empowered 10 sell the AT private sale
said Varney agrecaby 10 his said offer.
OTTO Hiram HENRY.
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Shcrif's Sale.
STATE OLE MAINE

r INCOLN, Hss-May 9, A D 1s52.-Taken execu-
IL ton, wherein David p Holmes OF Boston, i'll the
County OF Suffolk and Commonwealth of Massachuset
is creditor, and Peah III. Foster, Charles Foster and
Alvin Haley, all OF Richmond, i'll said County of LIN
coin, doing business under the name and style of p II
Foster Co, are debtors, and will be sold AT Public
yendue, al. the office of Ezra Abbott Esq, in said
Richmond, on Saturday, the twelfth day of June d
lsj2 ten OF the clock in the forenoon, all the right
equity Which the said Charles Foster ofhe be fore
named debtors has had the 9th day OF December.
1851, al OF the clock IN the afternoon, being the
lime of the attachment of The original writ of redeem
ing The following described real estate situated in Bow
don in said Couniy of Lincoln viz :bounded as fol-
lows-beginning al Samuel Barkcrs north wesi cor
ner-thence running south 10 Cahance Stream
so caed-thence running northerly by said stream to
hemlock tree marked the south east of Jo-
than Browns and-thence west-north-west by said
Browns land to his southwest corner-thence south
southwest to the first mentioned bounds-beng the same
farm on which said Charles Foster lived in October
lsst Said premises being mofeaged TO Richard Parks,
Der, 18th d 1851 to secure the payment Of five hun
bred dollars payable in one yearfrom date of said mort.
gage and interest: DANIEL WlTHAM Dep Sheriff:
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IL The Pauper's Burial.

The following lines too truly delineate, the
cold indifference with which the poor remains
of those who are born to suffer and die, are
hudded into the grave - H Is--o'rt.
Bury him there 7"
-N No matter where
Hustle him out of the way,;s-~-EE
Trouble enough o. Az -
We have with such stuff,
Taxes and money to pay e
- Bury him there
No matter where.1aN sol hik
20 -.t Off in some corner at best |! a1iYttT
va There's no need of stones -, s.s.a
Above his bones =.
s,sn Nobody'll ask where they rest.
III Bury him there sr-sr .r'ra
ans No matter where
None by his death are bereft
Stopping to pray; bvoT
-,. .-7 Shovel away J. ,l' .-...r,-, .---. = n.
a9A We still have enough of them left. % -
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sWnirEwAsn.- Mix yonr wash readyto
be applied 10 the walls, then mix a gill
of good. Aour, in avery little cold Mater,
and pour on"boiling water ill il thickens;
add it to the whitewash while hot, and
stir the whole well together. This wash
will not rub off, and retains ITS freshness
for MANY months. +l 't' "a
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STA GE CONNECTTONS,
bearings Panacea Lapsorum.

THIS is an invaluable remedy in all injuries resulting
from external violence, such Commissions, Sprains,
Lacerations of soft parts Cuts, determinations and Fee
vefs from injuries and dangerous surgical operations
many cases OF Pain in the Chest resembling peurisy in
some cases of Infammatory Rheumatism Lameness
and Sore Feet from long walks, and tight shoes also in
Corns made by pressure in short, dry, nightly
Coughs with Splitting OF Blood Nose Bleedfrom blows
i'll Dizziness and Pressure in the Head in violent Alter
pains in also in Injuries of the heads of In
fants at birth, &c, &c
The proprietor in offering this article to the public does
not pretend that is sovereign remedy for dis
ease incident to human life but tor the purposes above
specified it is WITHOUT A PARALLEL A trial is
only neediu to prove this fact and its cheapness places
this trial within the reach of ALL The proprietor might
obtain many testimonials its great worth, but the sub
joined are deemed sufficient: .1JHfl 1854 g .uH2
N The undersigned, having ourselves made OF Dear
ngs Panacea apsorum believe it to be of the most
valuable remedies offered to the public. u r.
WILLIAM STACEY, WILLIAM +. EIDE,
THos Il. BRADFORD, ANDREW r. CAHILL.
For sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor, Bath
Me. 3tfgl'' Do. r8t.L a9- JOHN DEARING
! Jan. IA, 1852 6m3O
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Vermpnters live, 10 great age, as is
well known There are Two men up
there 49, Old, that they have forgotten who
they are andnhere are no ,neighbors liv-
ing who can remember. ~ aN .s'sa
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PREVENTION OF GuM-oN PEACH TREES.
A practical gardener Informs US tia, If
the earthis removed from the roots of the
peach trees affected with gum, to dis
lance of one foot Immediately around the
trunk, and finely powdered charcoal APP
piled 10 them the thickness of an inch,
that il will -efectually check the flow Of
gum. YANG wsf 'SlEo 10 4
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The CHERRf SLUG. This larva, which
eats the pulpy part of the leaf of the
cherry, and sometimes Of other trees, is
most efectually routed by a sprinkling of
lime. Air-siacked lime, applied in the
dew of the morning, acconplishes the
desired purpose. Dry, water-slacked lime,
taken fresh, is still better, being more
causGc.- Exchange. ,.ssa w. .5', ., IN.
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v, A RIFT T..
Bad recommend for a Clerkship,

A'Chicago friend tells the following oc.
currence, for whiththe vouches. A young
man With whom our Informant had an ae.
quaintance, but whom he had not seen
for some time, wrote from. distant city,
soliciting employment as a dry goods
clerk. Onrfriend beattheg bush, and fi>
nally succeeded in obtaining a, situation
for him by strongly recommending the
applicant In. the course Of time the CLERK
arrived, and presented himself before. his
friend with an immense Kershoot, decor
a,ed with long feather, a ferocious beard
and formidable moustacheF The busi-
ness man took ieisurely survey of the
applicant, and then remarked to hlm-So
you have come TO take that clerkship,
have qyou?.. i don't think you will an
swer the description ] have given Of you
at ell, but if hear of anybody who wants
to hire an assassin. or a, man to, play the
villain in melodrama, you can depend
upon my influenced The clerk bowed
himself out, and returned in the afternoon
with a while mans hat on his; head, and
with whiskers and moustache reduced to
the Peace Establishment p 49, 3. zoe .l -
ANEcDorE.-The editors table Of the
Knickerbocker for May, furnishes the fol-
lowing rich 'un': +7
SIN the eastern part OF delaware county,
in this State there resides man named
B. now a Justice Of the Peace, and very
sensible man, but, by common consent,
Notwithstanding individual in the whole
country being long, gaunt, sallow and
awry, with gait like Kangaroo. One
day he was. out hunting, aud one of the
mountain roads, he met man on foot
and alone, who was longer, gaunter, ug-
ler by all odds than himself. He could
give the Square fifty, and beat him.
Without saying word, B. raised his
gun and deliberately levelled it at the
stranger. 'For Gods sake, don't shoct!'
shouted the man, in great alarm
Stranger replied B., sls wore ten years
ago, thatif ever | met man uglier than
| was, I'd shoot him; and you are the
first one have SEEM The stranger, af-
ter taking careful survey of his rival
replied, well, Captain, if | look, any
worse than you do, shuie Il don't want
to live any longer lis
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:. A polite young iadyA remarked >oue
morning. that it was. Impossible ier her
to sleep during the night o6 atcSunt Of
the outcry Of a gentleman hen near by.
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LLNCOLN, ss-At Probate Court held al Wiseas-
sci, within and for the County of Lincoln, OH the
third day Of MAJ, AID 1852.
On,he foregoing petition, ordered, that The said petit
TONER give notice. 10 all persons interested ia sal id
tate, thai they may appear alta Court of Probate be
holden al Wiscassei, within and for said County, on
the third Monday ofJune next, by causing n copy OF
said peiliun, with this order, be published in the
Eastern Times, paper printed at BaIhn said County,
three wee ks successfully previous TO said Court.
Is II r-4RNOLDBLANEY, Judse.
Attest EDWIN s. HovEY, Register. y
A copy. Attest, EDWIN s HoyEY, Reg. 3w47
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CARPETINCS!
For Sale,

ea rrHE TWo-STORY MODERN BUILT
fH.TMh i BRICK HOUSE, in good order, situated
lssstW High Street, with capacious woodhouse,
1892 stable, and garden lot; well Of excellent wa
ter and ciste the cellar the residence of the late
Dr. John StOrkbrdge. This situation is OF the most
desirable in the city, being healthy, and nording fine
view of the City and river ,ra .t4 rf s.a4 f...
ALSO-a two-story modern built House and out-bnild
ings, pleasantly situated Garden Streedesirable be-
ing near the principal business localities. tlt0
ALSO-a one-story building on Center Street, occupied
pres by the Misses Ham Milner's shop.
Terms liberal For further particulars inquire Of
DIR. T. G. STOCKBRIDGE.
Bath March 10, 1852. lii Sm36
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3d. q. Ship Chandlery! @ (.
A 6 ENERALassortmentc constantly ON ham for sale
II by .i -ii 90 saa. nta 1al.u3H.H -.r 81.

II by I'D s..s. nIt. gsl.u3u..t -.e f4
n. HYDE Il Co., corner of Front
and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage (manilla and tarred) from the
Manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by Gang
tail. Cotton, Scotcha Russia Duck, OF all descrip
lions. Cotton and Hemp Twines.
Anchors of all siZes-Best proved Cham Cables
Sheets and Ties-Bolt, Shcathing Copper and Yellow
Meia-Compositio Spikes and other Castngs-Per-
leys Ventiators, Jgger WindIasses, &c, Patent do
Gear, Windlass Necks and Capstans Spindles-Cam-
booses-Iron Spikcs-Naval Siores-Paints, Oils and
G lass-Nauiical IIsirume nts, Books, Charts. &c.
Many of the above articles, suitable notice can be
delivered from the their lowest prices,
of pcnse the purchaser.
Bath, March 1851. 81
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To the Honorable Arnold Bamey, Esquire, Judge OF
Probate within and for the County of Lincoln.
NHOMAS w CtlADBOURNE of Edgecomh, in said
were of George Caihran, late of said Edgecomb, de
ceased respectfully represents that the personal
of said deceased sufficient pay the just debts
said deceased expenses of administration and inciden-
tai charges, by the of more than thirty dollars
that is necessary 10 sell The real of said de-
ceased for The payment of such debts expenses and
charges. And said adrunisrator further represents
that outrageous offer of the thirty dollars
has been made to him for the real estate of said de
ceased, ohis interest therein by Dependent Merry
and thai he Interest of all concerned will he best pro
noted byan INN ediae acceptance OF said offer.
Said administrator the refore preys that he may be H.
censed and empowered sell said real estate or the
interest Of said deceased therein said Merry the
aforesaid at private sale, with without pubic
notice, the discretion of said admins Tor for The
purppse aforesaid. II w CuADBOUR NE.
Wscasset, May 3, 1882 --t - Il
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Keep, 70 the right within and Without
With stranger and kindred and friend;
Keep toths right, and hsrbor no doubt
nra'That all will be well in the end
rsz ,lIs41 ,asss.eI SElze13 brs sa,wsF1
Keep to the right whatever you do -" -, ~
Nor claim but your ownson the way
keep 70 the tight and stick to the true ss-
From morn till the close Of the day. 4
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That is pretty good, butt here is another,
and better one.-A young man was APP
piled to, and asked 10 buy ,icket-'No,'
said he e; no; | b'lieve he's liar bill
humbug, or alse he'd never 60 round sci.
.hn' them ALFRED homely hats.
We think there is good reason to be-
lieve there are a few persons in Lowell
who don't take the papers.'-[Vox Pop
uli. .snO.astL 4ASLiA.t
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Which wiIlitheir former stock makes Of the best
assortments ever offered in this city They now ofer
superior Inducements To- those wishing 10 purchase r
fclcs in their line, FOR CASH Us they are deermiii
ed no. TO be exceied eiiher as 10 price or qualify.
With many thanks to thei rfries and customers for
me very liberal patrunage bestowed upon en during
the pas year-they would sill SOLICIT Of
lhe same.
Bath, May S, 1854 nT2sa hrs h isas tao
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Let those ,oto suffer try 1t. te-
II will prove tselfin few minutes As il IS
ken internally, applied externally its beneficial
fecis are seen II is better than all other remedies.
Here is the Proof. pr.
There Is no other remedy that claims subdue The
cruel pangs pam in seconds, minutes hour-
The require the patient dose after dose before
favorable change is promised Not with Roadway $
Ready Relief. It's effects are instantaneous; The nrst
dose that is taken the FIRST external application
mences lis its great work of relief from pain.
Sick Headache cured in 25 Minutes. tr.I
7Radway's Ready Relief has cured 90 900 cases
of sick and headache during the past season.
In The Western States where this distressing com,
every where has been applied Our ayentat Romeo,
Michigan, writes: y -
Ready Relief has cured $50 persons OF sick and nervous
headache weakness, faintiny spells-curing many of
the cases in the incredible short time OF Is min
utes. II is surprising every kind of medicine we
have here in ing pain and curing diseases of
vous, rheumatic and bilious type.
Spiaal Complaints.
BY bathing the cords of The neck and spine with Re-
licfihey will be greatly strengthened. We have known
many cases Of posterior and anterior curvature Of
, spine 10 be entirely cured and The proper shape
tored by The use OF Railways Reflect
Eruptions Of the Skin. He
BY adding table spoonful of relief a table spoon
u ofOve OIL II will stop The most painful itching Of
the skin in few minutes and entirely salt rheum
ring worm, itch, burns, sores, scads &c.
Seedlings.
Railways Ready Relief will reduce all swellinss,
bruse' wounds in a few minutes. Bear in mind 10
ask for Railway Ready Relief Remember the three
R R r. Price 20 cents per bottle. Soldb druggists
generally. as5'7t' sn i
Railways Medicated Soap
over skin diseases To the
complexion il imP2rls beauty
q 800 ae iRaa,oay's Circassian Balm +, ~ .
Imparis irmen and health the hair makes il
strong, glossy rich and xuraul. Price rs cents per
CAUTION.
Purchase Radway's Relief pnlyrof the authorized
agents, whose inserted IN The paper, you will
then be sure TO get the genuine article
RAD Ways CO., Practical Chemists,
For sale Wholesale and retail by III. II. HAY, Drug
gis Portland, general agent for Me- All appicaIio
for agencies in said Stale must be addressed 10 him.
A. q. Page and 8. p. Shaw, Agents
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: q .la51PI'DdE iTfRroYt e. s4a =

.dPaD Es I IRrY s.is :
.-----.-.---- ----.-z.------.-a
..u,, From the kpckerbockcr, for May s.e.,s
svs; = !. Homeless. b s,
BY WIN. n. GLAzIER.Cy
She stood alone on the snllen pier. e
With the night around and the river below,
And a voice, it seemed 10 her half crazed ear,
Was heard in the waters splashing flow;
"You are tired and worn come hither and
sleep,
Where your poor dim eyes shall cease to weep,
'ssss And no morning shall break in sorrow.'
The long grass hung from each wave-washed
"a. ua pile. 20 10 tr...s ,.-, Irlr;-
And the water amid its loose locks ran;is 4
And she thought, with strange and CHASTITY
,ss smile.g ,sslii9A sA8igGEgI
,-Of long fled day, and false, false man
How her fingers had combed his damp brown
hair ~ % aoso1 rialsf ,s-sisai,l
But he and the world had left her there,
With no friend but the reckoning water.
Was heaven so far that no angel arm ,is3 |,
Might round the homeless in love be thrown,
keep her away from hurt or harms iasss
Or was it, in truth, mercy shown,
That left her at might, alone, to think
Of her manifold woes upon the brink -,
-ssa OF that deep and pittiless river s.a- &
-E- .t4tAa r-A3aF .ste
She looked to the far off town, and wept;
And oh. could you blame the poor girls
l4sg,- tears: s...Is.-. .... .-s- .-.t,. .II,rsv
For she thought how many maiden slept,
With Love and Honor as wardens near;
While she was left in the world alone,
With none to miss her when she was gone
g Where the merciless waves are calling.
No human eye and no human ear
Fer saw a struggle, or heard a sound;
And the curious never could spare tear, ~. #
As they look at morn on the outcast drown-
ed -' als
But ali had speech been given the dead,
Perhaps those motionless lips had said,
s"Nophomeless are found in Heaven
Ne,ccastle, Me-, Apra, 1862. az lrs Fsl
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Particular Notice,

All orders addressed 10 s. o. RICHARDSON. NJ D
10 Hanover Street, Boston, with such referen
ces as may be deemed proper, will be puncually al
tended Agents particularly Requested 10
ton in their orders The most safe, speedy and econom
cal route forwarding their package.
Prepared by me, South Reading. Mass. and sold
wholesa retail my Office 10 Hancrer Street. ana
By Agents. Merchants, 1radeTs Dru gists, Apotheca-
and dealers Medicine throughout The u. States
rs cents per bottle. so cents per package. -DHi
AGENTs.-A. g. Page, John Mathews, S. p. Shaw,
VIM. P. Marston, Thos Bowles, Bath 6m35
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Persons WHO DON'T TAKE THE PAPERS.
A lady who interested herself considera-
bly, in selling tickets for the late Kossuth
picnic, says she came across few inji.
viduals who cannot be reckoned with
those intelligentoperaliyessof whom Kos-
suth spoke SO fatteringly in his address
lastsweels. In one of the rooms our in
formant visited in the hope of arousing a
quarters worth of patriotism in the hon
est bosoms of the operatives, girl was
asked if she would not like 10 purchase a
ticket to the Kossuth Picnic 'Kossuth
PICNIC ?-Kossuth ?-whos she g in>
quired the girl, with very intelligent
look
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ifr0- The Boston Pon.l d
Keep to the Right.

.staaE 'gT3tgqares HsSs
Keep to the right, with God and the world.
Nor wander though folly ialiares;
Keep to the right nor ever be hurled II
:. From what by the statute is yours. ! =,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

Where your poor dim eyes shall cease to weep,
'-sse And no morning shall break in sorrow