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Bankruptcy.

Two merchants were standing in Wall
street, discoursing bankruptcy, when one
of them perceived "a real live Yankee,
numbering down the street, with knife
and stick in hand.
Now for some sport, calculated the
merchant, We'll ask his opinion on the
subject of bankruptcy, or rather his ideas.
He now hailed the Yankee with, 'Halloa,
friend, can you tell us the meaning of
bankruptcy
We'll. reckon | kin, and skin me if
] don't
Please explain
well, you jist lend me five for about
three minutes
Here it is friend now proceed
well, now l owe Zeke Smith, fifty
cents Sam Brown, the tailor, five dollars,
for this ere coat, and you five
WELL said the merchant, now give
me my five
oh, git out Pm bankrupt, and you
come in for your share with the rest and
he left the astonished merchant.
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LoGIc.-the following Question in Lo-
glc' may interest some of our readers
No matter where they came from, if they
are sound.
Teacher.-What doyou understand BY
penny-wise and pound foolish?
Pupil The omission to pay small
sum in order to secure great benefit.
Teacher.-Can such thing be, and
how? ..l
Pupil.-It can-the cause may be ne.
nuriousness or neglect
Teacher.-Give an example Of penny
wisdom and pound folly.
Pupil.-Refusing or neglecling to pay
i've or ten dollars for advertising one day.
ana missing custom worth a hundred BY
it, the next.
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Cement,
Paint yOur Roofs.

RLAKE' SPaten Up lint u ArtilicialS late for
A~sale IN any quantityby
KENDALL, RICHARDSON
Ihevalue ofthisa rticl will be seen by the
MISREPRESENTATION gentlemen W o have
used and proved i,sindurating qualities.
MIR. 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
took fire, and duringt he progress fits destruc-
ton i drge numbers o fburn in g shingesand 9th
Ell combustblematerials fell uponthisroof,s so
covered, land expected every momentt to Sc il
burstinto flames but after the factory burned
down examinedsaid roof and founditIiterallv
covered with Goals and cinders, butthe fire had
moi madethe least impression upon it. After
thlstest, therecertaiulyc can beno doubt asto
itsGre- proc fqualites.
/ Rochester, Sept. 1915. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway New York Oct ,4th, 1S4s.
Mr.. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred theroo 70 # he American with your Fire
proofPaint. Wenow find hat il has become
ashard asslate and he almost constanttread
ofthesersants( whousst he op Fl re housed for
dryih xcIothes does no ia feet it intheleast.
and itprovesa haiti was recommended.
81 TABER & BAGLEY.
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P @ r 7 R Y

sx It is well known that Bryant In early
youth wrote two poems, "Thanatopsis ana
"Hyrhn to DEATH which attracted deserved at
tention for their beauty and sublimity. With
in n short time a sequel to these poems has
been published attributed to Bryant. The
poem is called e Vision of Immortality" and
il 30 well executed that is deceived many crit
les who are familiar with the writings of the
reputed author. The poem has however, been
disavowed by Mr.. Bryant. Our readers Will
find this remarkable production below and
will concur with US, we think in the OPINION
that it possesses great beauty and merit anu
would be worthy of place among the works
of Bryant.
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A CUTTING REToRr.-After the youn-
ger Mr.. Pitt had made his speech in the
House Of Commons. Sir Robert Walpole,
in sarcastic tone, remarked:
Il apprehend the young gentleman has
not sown all his wild oats 10 which Mr..
Pitt replied in rejoindcr:
Age has its privileges, and youth may
have its faults, but the gentleman affords
ample illustration that still retain food
enough for geese to peck at.
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Three young, concerted wits, as they
thought themselves, passing along the
road near Oxford, met grave Old gentle-
man, with whom they had mind to be
rudely merry: Good morrow, father
Abraham said one, 'Good morrow, ia
Their Isaac said the next. Good morrow,
father Jacob said the last. 4 am neilh-
err Abraham, Isaac, nor Jacob replied the
gentleman, but Saul, the son of Kish,
who went out to seek his fathers asses,
and 10 here have found them
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Bearings Panacea Lapsorum.

THIS is invaluable remedy in all injuries resulting
from external violence, such as Commissions, Sprains,
Lacerations of soft parts Cuts, nammations and Fee
from injuries and dangerous surgical operations in
many OF Pain in the Chest resembling Pleurisy in
some cases of Infammatory Rheumatism Lameness
and Sore Feet from long walks, and tight shoes also in
Coms made by pressure in short, dry, nightly
Coughs with Splitting of Blood Nose Bleedfrom blows
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
not pretend that il is sovereign remedy for every dis
incident human life but for the purposes above
specified it 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 to its great WORTH but the sub
Joined are deemed sufficient:
The undersigned, having ourselves made use of Dear
ng Panacea Lapsorum believe it to be one OF the most
valuable remedies offered to the public.
WILLIAM STACEY, WILLIAM +. EIDE,
THos. r. BRADFORD, ANDREW r. CAHILL.
For sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor Bath,
Me. JOHN DEAR1NG.
Jan. IA, 1852. 6m30
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Affairs in the Sandwich Islands.

The following letter from the Hawaiian
Minister OF Foreign Affairs is rather interes-
ting. The authorities, as appears by this,
rely very strongly on the United States for
protection:
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN RELATIONS,
CITY OF Honolulu, Jan. l6 1852.
SIR-It is now time that we should hear
from France. We have every reason to ex-
pect tdings of a more favorable kind, from
the prompltude with which the Govern
ments of the United States and of Great
Britain have interposed their good offices at
that Court. They have made known in the
most decided manner, the wish that the
King of these Islands should preserve his
rights as an independent sovereign.
Our chief danger now, is from unprinc-
pied Adventures from California, who wish
to do here, what Others did in Texas. OF
late, our great safeguard has been the friend
" countenance of the Commissioner of the
United States, whose views in support OF the
King, as directed by the President of the U.
S., have been most zealously and energeti-
cally carried out by that able and active off,
Ger, Captain Gardner Of the U. S. ship Van
dalia. 4 ft.E
The King is safe SO long as he enjoys such
friendly protection, for which His Majesty
and his government are duly thankful. | am
happy to add that Captain Gardner will stay
here ill relieved by some other U. S. vessel
of war and hope, in whomsoever may
succeed him, the Comm issioner will find all
officer as competent and willing to give
efficiency to his orders under the direction
of the honorable Daniel Webster.
| have the honor to be, Sir,
Your most obedient, humble servant,
r. G. WILLIE.
The foregoing letter of the Hawaiian Min
lister of Foreign Affairs (says the N. Y. Her
ald) is important just now. Our influence
in the Pacific must be maintained. The
English, in beginning a second Burmese
war, are extending their area 10 Asia. The
United States must not, therefore, permit so
important a halfway station between the
two continents as are the Sandwich Islands,
to fall into European hands.
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Who earns not his bread but eats the
bread of idleness, is, so far as the origi-
nal intention is concerned, leading life
of doubtful morality. A moral and in
tellectual being leads life of usefulness,
be he rich or poor, strong or weak-every
idle member of society is either knave
or a fool.
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Assessors Notice.

Assessors Of the City of Bath hereby give notice to-
all persons liable TO pay taxes in said CITY, that they
will be III session at their office in The City Hail. on ue
day. the llh day of May next, and the two following
days. from TO IL M, and from to p M on each o5
said days. and longer for the purpose Of receiving
statements under oath, containing and proper lists
of their POLLS aud all their both and PERSONAL
including all property held in trust guardian executor
administrator or otherwise owned held by them ir
trust as aforesaid on the LIST day of May 1852
The Assessors would particularly call the attention to-
this notice of all persons who have heretofore supposed
themselves overaxed, that they, well all others liza
Bile to be taxed prepare and hand lists according
to the require ments of the law of all their taxable
erty and thereby relieve the of unpeas
necessity of booming them, none may expect any
abatement of taxes after the lists thereof shall have been
committed to the Collector unless in which the
requirements of the law could have been complied
with.
The assessors will assess real the persons
TO whom ii was assessed, unless previous such as
sessments notice is given OF the change Of ownership
occupancy, and The of the person 10 whom the
same has been transferred or surrendered
WILLIAM ToRREY,
AMMI X. MITCHELL, \ Assessors of Bath.
LEVI w. HoUGHToN.)
Bath, April 2S, 1882.
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The contemplation of distresses softens
the mind of man, and makes the heart
better. 1t extinguishes the seeds of envy
and ill-will towards mankind, corrects the
pride of prosperity, and beats down all
that ierceness and insolence which are
apt to get into the minds Of the daring
and fortunate.
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kissing is n custom handed down to US
from the Greeks and Romans, as to the
true Specification of which we are not per.
fectly clear. Probably it is symbolic of
the suns rays greeting the earth and if
so, doubtless was received, with all the
other lore Of sunworship, fom the orien.
tals
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A Thought.

As stars grown lonely at their height
Are sometimes seen to fall from heaven
And birds Ger solemn seas in flight
Down to island haunts have driven;
So they in soulful brightness sphered,
Or tracking spacious realms of mind,
From their far place have Disappeared
For they are yet of human kind.
But brief the smile of pleased amaze,
When leaving distance true and proud,
There mingle in mems meaner ways
The nobly favored and as vowed;
For far from heaven, and bird from flight,
Are still unlike the ones 1 sing;
They rise again to paths ef light
They take again living wing
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Shio ChandlerV

A GENfN AL'''''"s"' constantly on nan" ''' SAFE
Il. HYDE Il Co., corner of Front
and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage. (mana and tarredl from the
Manufactures of Boston and ri ymouth by Gang or re-
tail. Cotton, Scotch and Russia Duck of all descrip
tions. Cotton and Hemp Twines.
Anchors Of all sizes-Best proved Cham Cables
Sheets and Ties-Bolt, Shcahng Copper and Yellow
Metal Composition Spikes and other Castings-Per-
ley's Venilaiors, Jigger Wndlasses, &c, Patent do
Gear, Windass Necks and Capstans Spindles-Cam-
hooses-Iron Spikes-Naval Stores-Paints, Oilsand
Glass-Naucal Instruments, Books, Charts. nc.
Many of The above articles suitable notice can be
cvered from the manufacturers their lowest prices
rec ofexpense 10 the purchaser.
Bath, March |, 1851. 81
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DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS,

FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY FOR BATHING
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
1IIGuI.y nerfrmed by its own ingredients Recon-
II mended by the faculty of almost every European
civ and established under The patronage OF almost ev-
cry in London and Paris and thousands OF IN
dlviiuals, who make daily use OF II III n norh mia
dInha nd Boston. II is the greatest luxury lady or
gentlemen could wish for The improvement OF health ior
c-mtort and personal establishment and lis delicate
soothing sensation and the delightful sofnessltnparls
10 the complexion. -
We give few the prominent properties OF the
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS!
already well established by actual experience
FIRST.
This Balm remedies every defect Of ne complexion
and establishes III its stead Beauty and HEALTH al Inc
time when bot by the Changes of age or freaks OF ma
ture or disease, have been obscured and undermined
il ceauses the skin and draws 10 the surface ali lmpu
rites, and every specles OF plles ana
ing 10 the skin It's original puriv, and an unsurpassed
freshness rendering il clear smooth and white
SECOND.
prootes the groiUth and incredsec me Hdr, cshsnS
tito curl in the most natural manner
Iceanses the head from dandruh giving ViGor, heah
and life 10 the very roots OF The hair
THIRD
n;sn sup.or article for Sharing being superior to al
descriptions of Soaps, Creams, Pdsfes &c.
Asa OESrRIFcE Tor cleansing the Teeth, il is by al
the most medicinal OF any compound yet discovered
preventing decay relieving pain, ulcers and cankers
and renders the teeth white as aabaster. For The
suffering and for bathing, tor suffering Infants and or
adults promote sweetness of body cleanliness health
and strength and prevent eruptons &C. there is NO
article more suitable than this Balm II may be usedn
cold or warm, hard or soft wafer.
FETRLDGE 4 CO.,
Manufacturers and Proprieto,s-BOSTON
SAWYER r MAG DUN and WM. g. STEARNS >
Agents for Bath, where the above may oe i
wholesale and retail. 1v6
July Is.
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CAUTION.
BATH STEAM
CORDACE MANUF ACT0RY.

rfIE above Mandatory during the past sea son hav-
L ing been completely reflled with new machinery
including Engi:c, Earring Apparatus and Spinn ng
neutrality-suspicious. all the latest improvements.
The proprieiors would invite the attention of ship
owners, and dealers IN Cordage generally, their
tabllsment where may be found an OF first
quality Hemp and Manila Cordage, which will be sold
by wholesale retail the ioest facturers pri
Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal TO any in the
Market furnished short notice, and all orders from
this or neiShborng towns, will be promptly attended
Please rail before purchasing elsewhere.
ti7 &. II J. Il. DONNELL.
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The following well turned moroccan from the
fisayune, cuts both ways:
Meet y meet me ! implore you,
Meet where most may adore you,
Meath the shadow of the bower,
Meet me there at any hour;
Meet me there or where you will,
Meet, and-pay tia. litts. bill!
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WE having been appointed by the Judge ofProbate for
w the County of Lincoln receive and examine the
claims of the creditors of Milton Mereen late of Phps
burg said County deceased whose estate is represent
ed insolvent give notice that six months commencing on
the second day of February 1882 have been allowed
said creditors bring in and prove their claims and
that we will attend to the service assigned Rath on
April 22d and June Sd, the Office Of Washington G
BERT and at Parkers Head in Phipsburg on March z9l
May Goth and July 18th the Counting Room Of 'heS
L Todd ut O'Clock Of each of said days
Dated this third day of February. A 1859;
w. GILBERT, ! Conf.
SWISS JAMES L. TODD
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City Of Bath.

In COMMON COUNCIL, Feb 49, 1850.
resolve for the adoption of the Act Of the Legislature
Of the State Of Maine, in relation to Stationary Steam En-
gines
Resotred That the Chapter 191 Of the Statutes of the
State of Maine entitled An Act for the License and Reg
uation of Stationary Steam Engines" approved July TO-
1896 he adopted by This city.
In Common Council, Feb Is, 1650-Read and accepted
sent up for concurrence.
AMMI r. MITCHELL, Clerk.
In Board of Aldermen, March s, 1850 Read and pass
ed in concurrence. WIN. TORREY, City Clerk
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He will also keep hand Confectionery of the best
quality also articles of diet for the SICK such Arrow
root Irish and Iceland Moss, Sage, Tapoca, Groats Dat
Meal, Pearl Barley, &C.
WASHING FLUID of a superiorquality, by the bottle
gallon.
Personal and strict attention will he given to the
pounding of Phi yscians prescriptions.
N Family and Ships Medicine Chests carefully put
up and replenished J. MATTHEWS s, NJ. ID.
Bath, Oct. 2s, 1850. l9tf
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Flour, Pork. Beef and Cheese.

lust received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine,
j direct from New York, the best brands FAMILY
such as
Railroad-Empire- Calhoun H Beach-B Usher.
Also, Common brands.
Also Buckwheal Flour-Chicago MESS BEEF
New York do do-Bosion do do-MESS PORK-New
York CHEESE -Boston do. All OF which will be sold
cheap for cash. X. X. SMITH.
BAH, June %, 1851. 1tf
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II time is money. a man oueh, to be
worth something pretty handsome after serv-
ing ten years in the State Prison.
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An old bachelor, on seeing the words,
Families Supplied over the door of an
oyster store, stepped in and said he would
take wife and two children.
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UNRIVALED! UNEQUALED!!

II often cures couGh in tnr days. that has lasted
for months, and baIlled tile skill Of the best physi
cians.
For Measles. it is the best article in the world,
as it breaks up the cough and restores the patient to
HEALTH, in much less than the usual time.
Rev. ]. L. futile, agan:-"I have given it to
my children in colds, and in of measles, and
it has proved ALI. is RECOMMENDED TO BE-"
L1... Lal
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IL lYo NJ % B s. ID
Haleys Block, Front Street,
WILL be constantly supplied from the frsl bakers in
w Portland, with
Butter, Graham and Soda Crackers, Pilot
Bread and Pastry,
which he will sell al the lowest prices.
Bath, Oct 1, 1851. f5tf
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N. III. DOWNS
Vegetable BalsamiC Elixir
THE GREAT NORTHERN REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
s Read! Read!! Read!!! %

Downs ELIXIR loosens the cough, increases the
ezpectoration, splitting, promotes the insensible
perspiration, improves the digestion, strengthens
tie stomach stimulates the diuretc organs, and
thus by the Skin, the Kidneys, and the Bo,ce cleanses
the Blood, renoates the system, erddicutes disease,
and RESTORES THE PATIENT TO HEALTH
1t never produces Costiveness, but unlike
all other similar medicines, it is Il remedy fo,. that
erik, and will in few weeks, (the patient having
proper regard to dict,) entirely relieve and CURE
the most obstinate cases of that difficulty.
REV. J. l.. FUTILE writes 81 found that the
use Of i. lew days, had regulated my bowels,
equazed the circulation, aud produced healthy
moisture upon the skin. used three bottles in two
weakness from my stomach, gave me good appe-
tite, and greatly improved my strength"
For every description of Cough, whether
A MERE COLD, produced by fever, or the effect
of a fixed pulmonary habit, DowNs' ELIXIR stands
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For Sale.

Z or sale.
IN THE TWO-STORY MODERN BUILT
f.m.TA i BRICK HOUSE, in good order, situated
ll.s6Q High Street, with capacious wood-house,
.-eS stable and garden lot n well of excellent
and in the cellar, the residence of the late
Dr. John Stockbridge This situation is of the most
desirable i'll the city, being healthy, and afordDg fine
view of the city and river
ALSO-a two-story modern built House ard out-bud-
ngs, pleasantly situated Garden SIeet-desable be-
ing near the p inCipal business localities
hLSO-a one-story building Center Street. occurred
al present by the Misses Ham a Mliners shop.
Terms liberal. For further particulars inquire Of
Dr.. T. G. STOCKBRIDGE-
Bath March 10, 1852. Sm3s
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Wilbor's Compound Of
Pure Cod Liver Oil
A ND LIN r.
Cure for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth'
ma, General Debility, and all Scrofu-
Ions Hnm0rs

lous Humors
THE proprietor has succeeded (rom directions of Pro-
l. frssor Stone)n combining he Oil and Lime so per-
fecIly that the of The OIL which is nauseous
persons generally entirely overcome and IL be
taken by the delicate females with pleasure. And
regards the benefit OF this article the clear oil
the following by Professor Stone is sufficient 10
convince the most skeptical The young lady was %
years of age:
:. Her disease one of unmI1ed phthisc, which
had been expected terminate in The course OF few
months fatally The upper part of both her lungs was
filed with luberces and in some cases were beg inning
o soften. The case was evi cnily bad one. The
treatment of Cod Liver Oil AT FIRST used but with
marked improvement. The phosphate OF Lime was
then administered with The OIL and the result as in the
case of many Others, was soon apparent The patient
was rapidly getting we'll"
Manufactured only by
AIex'r Il. WilbOr,
Chemist l Sc Court ST. Boston.
Be and get The genuine OF A. G. PAGE, Sole
Agent for Bath and vicinity epiSjm43
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A most Agreeable and IlldlhbIe Remedy.
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL!

ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL
THESE BIrTERS possess wonderful superiority
l. all other medicines, because they restore to
sound health impart tone, vIgor and eascilyio The
whole sysem--a power never known III any other med
icne. They have cured more than Two hundred thou
cases and have become hrous hout the country
standard dcine. The secret of their great success
lies in their curing the sick not by palIalns the synp
but by removing The itself They cleanse;
warm and strengthen the stomach and bowels and pu
than The best Spanish Sarsaparla. They are quicker
in their effect wholesome 10 use, and more lasting
in their influence.
They are not an empirical incidence hui The prepa-
ration of regular pracllclng PHYSICIAN who has made
the study OF medicine his profess ION
They composed of Roots and Herbs, which pos
the power restore health and strengthen the
slilulion
They have been used with unfaing success for forty
years.
They may be taken al any time, without restriction
in diet, or hindrance in business while i'll every Stage
Of existence and every scale of being they possess The
curious power OF resisting the effect Of sudden change,
of atmosphere, and thus ohvule multiplicity OF evil:
sonnected with our variable and uncertain climate.
They differ from the majority OF medicines i'll the ac
that the more they are known the more they are ap
proved of, and those who them always preserve
health, prevent disorder, and attain cheerful and
pleasant old age.
Particular Notice.
A orders addressed 10 :. 0. RICHARDSON, NJ D,
10 Hanover Street, Boston, with surh referen-
may be deemed proper, Will be punciually al
tion in their orders the safe. speedy and econom
cal route for forwarding their package.
Prepared by me, South Reading. Mass. and sold
Wholesale and retail my Office 10 Hanouer Street.
by Agents, Merchants Trade,s. Dru gisfs, Apotheca
and dealers in Medicine throughout the U. States
rs cents per bottle 50 cents per package.
AGENTs-A. G. Page, John Mathews S. P. Shaw
VIM. p. Marston, Thos Bowles, Bath. 6m35
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For Sale.

A NUMBER Of House lots, For further particulars
n pleasant part OF the cry VIM WINSLOW
inquire Of fy50
Hath June ., 1851
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Wooden Blankets.
Portland Bread.

4. com assortment of Wool Blankets Just received
A q, he new Granite Store and for sale cheap.
Bath, Oct 10 n. W Wv En- q CO.