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Bearings Panacea Lapsorum.

THIS is an invaluable remedy in all injuries resulting
from external violence, such Commissions, Sprains,
Lacerations parts, Cuts Inammations and Fee
vers from injuries and dangerous surgical operations in
some cases of Inhammatory Rheumatism; Lameness
and Sore Feet from long walks, and tight shoes also in
Corns made by pressure; i'll short, dry nightly
Coughs Splitting of Blood Nose Bleedfrom blows
in Dizziness and Pressure in the Head in violent After
pains chldbed also in Injuries of the heads of In
fants at BIRTH &c, &c.
The proprietor in offering this article to the public does
pretend that is sovereign remedy for every dis
ease incident human life but tor the purposes above
specified il is WITHOUT A PARALLEL trial is
only needu 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
The undersigned having ourselves made use Of Dear
ngs Panacea Lapsorum believe ii to be of the most
valuable remedies ever offered to the public.
WILLIAM STACEY, WILLIAM f. EIDE,
THos. R. BRADFORD, ANDREW H. CAHILL.
For sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor, Bath
Me. JOHN DEARlNG
Jan. IA, 1852. 6m3O
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Livery Stable.
John III. DAVIS,

HAVING purchased the stand lately occupied by )
IL w Wilson, and uutel with his own Stock, lately
kept al the Elliot House Stable prepared 10 answer
all ca lis for Horses and Carriages.
Orders left al the Sagadahock House at the Stable
on Centre Street, will be promptly attended 10.
Bath Aug. 80, 1859. III
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Manufactured AT New london Conn. by s. WEA-
YER Il Co. 10 whom all orders be addressed.
JAMES l. KELLEY y CO., Portland, wholesale
Agents for the Stale of Maine.
Also sold by A. G. Page, Bath Edmund Dana,
Wiscasset; f. Dana, IT., Da mariscotta; Dr. Geo. b
Upham and VIM Baker, Brunswick, and by Druggists
generally in all the States. 9m2O
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Pickles,

TN gallon, half gallon, and quart jars Ketchups Of
every descriptions Capers; GelaiiDes; Olive Oil :
English and Anne rican Mustard, of superior quality
Pepper-sauce, &C, &c, for sale by
Sept. Is -.i ROBINSON COTTON.
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Flour.

THE subscribers have hand large LOT ofsuperit
Flour which they will sell as low as The same qua
iiy can be bought in this city r X SMITH CO.
Jan |. 1852. 70
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7PlOaE TRY
Death Of the Youngest.

DSAeh VA tAhC
Loved one adieu!! thy lifes brief journeys en-
ss Like bright vision faded from our eyes,
A while below thou hast our steps attended,
Then sought thy native dwelling IN the skies.
Too pure for earth, thy soul has burst Its prison
Ofdull mortality, and soar'd away; .--
From sickness, pain and sorrow thou art risen
To the blest mansions of eternal day.
That land of rest for which thy spirit painted,
Of which thy lips have sung in sweetest tone,
Is now thy bright abode! thy prayer is granted !
This wilderness of woe is not thy home.
Yet, oh |! that hour of deepest, keenest sorrow,
When the stern messenger of death did come;
That night of anguish, and that gloomy morrow
That bore our Clara to her heavenly home.
Yet strong as death fathers warm affections,
Stronger than death mothers love shall
bear
In memory yet with fondest recollections,
Each smile the loYely-visaged one did wear
bna E4l5 raI.
Her parents. sisters, each in anguish grieving
For her the youngest of the household band;
Together may they live in love. believing
They'll meet their love one in the heavenly
eaf land.
May thoughts of her suppress each hayward
passion, -..-as
And check each sinful feeling that would rise
To mar the spirits's heavenly progression,
To check its onward journey to the skies.
And when on earth our short career is ended,
With peace like hers be our last moments
blest,
That We, by heavenly messengers attended,
May meet our loved in the land of rest.
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An Ounce Of Prevention ,corth a Pound Of Cure.
Facts for the People.
NIRST. AL this season of the year when coughs and
L colds are common, everybody should know that
The safest and suresl remedy 10 be obtained. is
DOWNS ELIXIR.

For n cold and for every description tcough
whether The result of cold produced by fever
The result of affixed pulmonary habit, ii stands
rival: ed-uequal led
Sd. IL Often cures cough in a few days, that has
lasted for months, and baed he skill of the best phys
ic ians.
4th. Every family having Whooping Cough, should
Immediately make Of Downs Elixir. II will save
hours olhard coughing, andresoret the paienllo health
much sooner thar any known remedy.
SoId al wholesale and retail by C. w ATwELL, No
under the U. ). Hotel Portland. Also sold by A. G.
Page, BaIh and by Druggists and dealers in medi-
cine enerally. I9lf
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Flour, Pork. Beef and Cheese,

lust received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine
y direct from New Yotk, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as
Raroad-Empire-Ca Calhoun II Beach-B Usher.
Also, Common brands.
Also, Bnckwheai flour-Chicago MESS BEEF
New York do do-Bosion do do-MESS PORK-New
York CHEES E-BostoE do. All OF which will he sold
cheap for cash. r. r.. SMITH.
Bath June %, 1851. Itf
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ra ne non arnold Blaney, Judge of Probate for the
RESPECTFuLLY represents Simeon Given o,,.rd;-
IL an OF Prudence Given and Lettuce Given he;r .,
law of Mary Sanford, late of Bowdoinham in said Com
~, deceased, that the said Prudence Given and Iet
tce iven are seized and possessed OF one undivided
twelfth part of certain tract Of land, situated in said
Bowdoinhan, and described follows wit 1T be-
ing the farm now occupied by William Sanford and
the same firm which Avery Hulett conveyed to William
Sanford by his deed, dated March g. 1910 and that il
would be for the benefit of the said Prudence Given
and Lettuce Given that the should be disposed of
and the proceeds thereof put out INTEREST," wherefore
me said 81 neon Given prays that he may be empow-
ered and licensed to sell the same at public nrvate
saie flts.-a E i-s d SIMEON GIVEN.
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CAUTION.-Neithero OF these articles are genuine
without the signature OF s. A. Weaver s. CO., OIL
the outside wrapper.
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FEVER SORES OR ULCERATED LEGS

Are relieved by ehay Ihan
suffer with this complaint will do well
10 ,rv a box 1T IS THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE
PILES Joints Pains Contraction Of the Cords hs
greatly benefited and always Cures No family
should without accidents such
Lp Chapel and Cracked Hands, Burns and scad Frost Bites Chill
bains Wounds &c. Try and never Will be without
it, because the goodh will be felt atouce
. hoxr tul iirectians for
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PREPARED BY A. 3. HART, NJ. D.

5 Z ="
And sold BY Agent, City Town and Village in the United
States and British Ar,ere Provinces
AGENTs-A G Page and f Lincoln, Bath; VIM
Baker, Isaac : Slauwood, A L. SIanwood and Geo
Uphr IN. Brunswick; Charles Johnson, SiockbTidge
Eaton, r Jack and Lawson. Harpswell; Tall
man Lowell, Phpsburg: w Clifford, Edgecomb;
Fisher, McClmlock, w Carlisle, Boolhbay; Da-
ia j r.. DamarscuIla L HERBERT Brieiol
NATHIN WOOD, General Agent for Maine.
Also--For sale by the above agents, Hnckley's ASH
aIic Liniment. Asia,ic and Poor Mans Plasters for
Rheumatism Cramps Sprains &c. 1yl5
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Reads Cooking Range.

THIS Kange,-for which the subscribers sole
Agents in this c1y,-s beyond question the best
article ever introduced into this community Many,
of them have already been sold in this vicinity, and
they give perfect satisfaction.
This Range has six boiler places, large and efec
1--WE oven, and a superior arrangement Tor Roasting
equait 10 any afforded al open fire. Its advantages
overa common cooking Stove many and important
MONROE Il GOODRICH.
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Wonderful efficacy of Holloway's Pills in eases
IL - IL of DronsY IL -.

Persons suffering from Dropsy, cit her abou, the turn
OF life, or al other times, should Immediately have
course 10 these pills. hundreds of persons annu.
ally cured, by their use, of this direful complaint in
different stages, when all other means had failed.
These celebrated Pills wonde rfuy efhcacous in
The following complainis:
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New & Rich JeweIry, Watches, &c.

TEA POTS, Coffee Pots, Urns, rich Gothic Tea Trays
common Dry Egg Coolers, Britannia Soup Fu-
reens, &c S w. HEATH CO. .
June 30. is5s. . rF0FE urr eff
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HOS who wish have the tDeetest and best Bread
i Of
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GODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR 1854.
Increase OF Reading MattsrI

rJNHE LADY'S BOOK for the ensuing wear ;vHj
present nanyNovel features suited TO the "a
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been the object OF the publisher TO fske the lead
among the popular Magazines OF this country;and
the host OF lmitators, who have been constantly
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WAsHINGToN, SUPREME COURT Room,
February II, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: have examined your rcpublica-
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Neither judge nor lawyer can very we'll do
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WAsHINGToN, January 70, 1852.
Messrs LITTLE & BRowN--- Gentlemen: By your
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WAsHINsToN, January rs, 1852.
Messrs. LITTLE & BRowN: l think you have laid
the profession under great obligations, in the re-
publication of the "English Reports in Law and
Equity in this country.
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CLASS No. 10 Stationery. -Mscellaneous.
10 reams cap paper feint lined best quality 49,.
quality
do envelope paper, best quality
l do cap paper suitable for envelopes
2 do blank bills of ading, per pattern, on
do reauisiion books, per pattern, . and
do half.monthly returns, printed and ruled
to pattern
gallons black ink, in quart bottles, best quality
do blue fluid, in pint do do
3 dozen small bottles carmine red ink do
10 do penhoders M do
10 gross steel pens, on cards do
l pound waters do
l do sealing wax do
"a dozen black lead pencils do
do red tape do
2 do large pieces India rubber do
sticks India ink do
300 No. so quilts do
dozen Rodgerss or Westerhom's pen
500 large size envelopes do
500 medium size envelopes do
300 note do do
quire antiquarian drawing, paper do
2 do double elephant do do
80 yards tracing cloth do
bundles soap stone pencils do
pieces taste do
l dozen blank memorandum books do
do do books, 2, 3, and quires do
CLASS No. l6.-Ipood, 8c.-Niscellaneous.
500 cords best quality seasoned pine wood
3 do straight white hickory, in , feet lengths
the trees or butts to be split in quarters
and free from bark
500 hickory poles, 9 feet long by Il inches in di-
ameter at the butt.
CLASS No. l7.--Sand. Miscellaneous.
10 tierccs brass founders Albany moulding sand
60 do do Philadelphia do
4 do best quality German pot clay
$3.50 es[ti s ssnd sssp e ssS"g sand
IS DO DO DO small small do
us bushels to the cart load-samplcs will be
furnished
CLASS No. 49, Charcoal, Miscellaneous.
5000 bushels best maple or pine charcoal.
CLASS No. l9.-Belting .-Miscellansous
So running feet patent stretched leather betting,
Id inches wide
los running feet patent stretched leather betting,
10 inches wide
$50 running feet patent stretched leather betting,
inches wide
300 running feet patent stretched leather betting,
81 inches wide
300 running feet patent stretched leather betting,
inches wide
$50 running feet patent stretched leather betting,
q inches wide
200 running feet patent stretched Father betting,
inches wide
$50 running feet patent stretched leather betting,
IL inches wide
300 pounds vulcanized rubber for packing, accord
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CLASS No. 20.-Hay and Observation-Disclosures.
10 tons best timothy hay
do rye straw.
CLASS No. 2l.-Prortndcr .-1fiscellaneous
400 bushels old corn
400 do do oats.
1t il to be provided in the contract, and to be
distinctly understood by the bidders, that the
amount and number Of articles enumerated in
classes headed miscellaneous are specified as
the probable quantity which may be required, ns
well "a TO fix data for determining the lowest
bid; but the contractor ia TO furnish or less
Of the said enumerated articles, and in such guam
Gtiss and at such timss the Bureau the Con,nan-
danf may require during the fiscal year ending 30th
June, 1863, and IL 90 requested, until further
tracts shall be made for the ensuing fiscal year Of