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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

A Sr8tNsE CAsE-IAree years ago young
man uamei Grrsrs-ul--u. residing IN Halifax, Eng
land. swallowed q IA sized needle Attempts
uut without success, 10 force !, in downward di-
rec-iau. The yoaaE nan experienced a painful
sensation in the rs-oat a few days after. bar as
ume wore on II gradually disappeared. and be re
covered and enjoyed ID, usual health Ar an ear
Is hour one morrsag he suffered painful head
ache. attsndeIwia peculiar sensation on The top
ST lie head Dr. putting his hand 70 the part al
fectei he -e,t is= aee3s prorrudIug AND gradually
drew II ou---Srl.t5fc -IHar5rcH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
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~ Regular Meetings. First and Third Euesttays o1
each Month, 7 click P. VI a. The Masonic iail.
w~.sz InVyA CEgAPTFw No 6.-Regu'sr
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

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n1NSfsIAN & SURGE y Hrsfrr- Two doors v-e,
/ 81 he PSI s1Hise, II neral roiut Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

COIN wsTER TFsl0iS. No. - Regr1Ia- Nestincs.
Al the Temperance Hall The Fir- aud Third ozur
DAYS OF each Month Al O'clock, r. ~.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

A5CKTN-EH- Trout ana White Fish.
EXTRACTS Lemon. Nutmeg, Cloves and Or
ssg
fL.FF-fLO Tongues. TF.fST Powders,
>hELL.D Am oHHs and Self >he..d DO
SAs lF-Lo-8lar5 5 superior NacrObcy and
Scotch snuff All no hand ana Tor sale by
Dec 81 O. " COB5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

Il EVERAf DEALER 10 W-schauHfse &c plE Efrds,
EH @t.r- on The corner % Chestnut and tiieh -tets
Mineral PJlnt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
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S~4FsNEpAL nEtf.- r IT, D-ug- N'.-arcf1,z Paints.
- sif> -. - E3fgn STREET. sfr-.-.t p..srt- s,a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

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"a va - r. EE- sA "a & SIS
rs tbe uft,t.-ssges-H Agent for the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
HaRTYaRr- rasN.
Policies issued gr.r thH 7r,-f rarar-rla terms by
SAN. CRAWFORD. A--rf.
Fsh J. 80 F,,-~ C.,sg~fv.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
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PuF-l IAN t>n SEKGEgN
Ersnkiln- iewa o. uHly, Wis vSI7-Iy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
GOING AND BOUND TO GO!
PATENT GRIST MILLS

IN HANb aud for sale Put these into your Old starch M
~ saw mills or any other piece where you can ret bell
round water wheel shaft without yea log or tans ga
pens7 Thus rut work they will grind from to 20
per hour 'a and see the d0u made Ohio by thc and
be convinced OF iher entire Town and Or,nge
Mon ieiiei, W. by WOOSTER spa atii Is''
Sept IS, isi2. as..o a..
Al, iof siiei all the Laihes Drums, Belis Arors Vi.
ees e Plates, Nater Nheel., shafts Gearing Of nv
Aie Machine shop, at such hargans as viii moi fl al
hsNins an Object for an who wish to buy There Is a
"uase Lathe on Graniir thirteen feet ,ong chain fee
WIN cat geeung oI screw cutting nIh and le ha nd from
pP1 s'ai 10 he sze If IA inches diameter with baek
'ir~, side sud ioo~ rest, chuck heads over head re
'ei.vi baek sud tusufd puirs. suh Lehs and shaf la
match Co.'S goodwill take Of go Separate OF eonsset
"a eh ne lot al lion hand aiss, has dozsn
-ifed dn-, t~is and dat and hfoaos aud aLest dlis
AZ communications, post paid, sill receive prompt at.
'eouon' WOOSTER sPRAGUE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
PATENTS.
n FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY For BUSINESS
WITH rllE Il s.FAIENT OFFICE,
wAsHiNOroN,
- ~ 60. 80. 49,.


l5l0 the cthcr appointed blythe tonnis
j OF Fatents, Agent OF 'hr u. \ Patent OHcc iu ac
eo-dauce with the 10Th section Of Act at 1897.
Having tcluguirh tho Aeuscy Tor the transmission OF
Models and adopted mnr expeditions fuoln u sending
them the Patent Onee Haft5g PafsHt BE- procured
about oecks C4irr ho continues forward them Tree
OF 'Ipensoto prepare Cavclis Specifications, Assign
mcuts, ami I'D thc necessary Papers and b4Niugs Tor Pa
aud 10 render advice on gal and scenuhc IA
respecting the Patents secured Europe other
countries.
ny application at THIS Office inventors saved the time
and expeuso Ola Journey Na,hingten las there
well as a personal rousls 10 obtaining their p4tons-
invt nionsi und OF committing feportto cn matter 10
general ~ paraDun napodHrf 10 obtain corgcci
specEcafuHs aHd rats- he experience tftCH wear,
paciiac. extensive collection at works ions
Se, mechanical suhieris to Ptem laws aud pltcns
Of dsi.ient couutfcH, collected az much rapcu-e durhs
the oas ht ocr has he established together ith
accounts here sept Of patented Washington
enable tho subscriber afford inventors dcsifou OF m
curing patca, and information, whi,h 10 other
respects, misht be difficult OF Attainment
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
Washington JaiE o. ls49.-purins the time occupied
the Oico at Patents, x. u. EDnY, Esq
procuring Patents There cS any, persons acting
IN that capacity who had 50 much businus before the IA
Office and there Nho Conducted q wiiii
ak fidelity aud success. regard Nj. Eddy 40 que
Of the best Informed and skini Patent Solicitors m
the United states aud have hes in assuring ia
And ust~efiht, aud more capable of putting their ppra-
lions 40 ium Ia for them cnly aud favorable
consideration al the Patent OMce.
EDMUND BURKE,
l. te Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, seni, - ls's' 95lu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
WOLFE'S
Schiedam Aromatic SchnappS.
Mngaciured by he proprietor erclusiuelH
schiedam, i'm holland.

by process peculiar 10 tbs oirR lociOyV
1T divorced aud Indicated by tho ulon berry
bu hy the choice botanical variety the aromtiiu
tHlnu juniper berry, whose exir4ci di.lr
rec6ed with US sputuous slscnt ond ihu. ceome
concentrated tncuro, rNqu site flavor ntomn u-oth
'rse'ad" 10 as coraul and medical pfopneofs to
Hollands gin heretofore known.
iuGuye, Gnut add Kh 'nmasm 10 ohsiiuctions of IN,
Bladder and kducys effects prompt drcd,d aud n
,auasy rel able Aud Il Is not oni, reae,, Tor tb,e ma
!adics, hni 10 all cnso To- which the iuccd by dnk
ing ba1 waicr which IL auo, universally, the cause o.
them II operates do sure prrscnuVe.
The distTe-sing eoc unn The stomach, Bow
der Of raveers, nov rdens, and all pcI.ous
ed them produced by the water. of nearly on our ere
leland yos hte ihc ONO, ahlms iron
the large quany OF dcoayed vegetable aitef contained
IN them, state OF solution, wci known; as Is also
that ct iho waters of limestone esous prod Gravel
Calculi and stone IA the Bidder. The ALOMAIIt
sCHlEDAM SClINAPPs ia an absolute corrective Of M
these injurious propcrer Of bud water, consequoni
povent- the diseases which The occasion "a he also ounl
caused by the oonnin effects Of vegetable malaria IA the
atmosphere aud vegetable pure 40 the
dtrios in which o. incip Ily prevails The Aronntis
schirdam sCHNAFPs !. consequently 10 afeat demand 3,
persons travelling Of about seie IN those parts Of thu
county, especially as well as BIS man, u ever, ,opa,us
whne has become known, on account ots yufons other
,diai properties.
10 al cases dropsc tendency il is generally the onl,
disi Sc. la hyspepiie maadies, when taken piopei
quantities Diet dunk, add especially at dinner II /.
iound by uniform experience ominens eaicacion. Ia
the meet obstinate ea-es, when The best the
remedies have faii TO Hhod than Temporary
relief 10 cases OF FlauisGcy, Immediate aud inva
uaho spechei aud may be administered diluted and
popouiouaie gu ine.. eyen 10 ,aung infants. IN ihoe
Pafosysms grpng pain in the stomach and bo~e. 10
which they especially subject we'll as IA the cole o.
gfowu persons.
~ Judicous adoption in connection with tho principa
hs' OF when sense Of eAhausion dictates never
ti'ls 10 relieve The dobuy atendaa, nn,n protr.rted
'hooe Wuladles, low tsnperpmenis exhausted snat
sheil by whatever cause Induced. These facts
Nh''h Az ny Of ho must eminent medical men both 90 En-
rope ana the United States have hurne and which
arc ofio,ofard hN the highest written auth ,ities.
The AhphAllC sCIliEDAM sCHNAPPS l. nut 10 in
gooa tt"s BATTLES, neatly cosefed and ahoiied aceomna
hi'u ny M essay upon ~ properties aud b,
The principal dfugsi-i la this city and Tinted states
tDOIPbiO WOLFE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
NORTHERN RAILROAD
NeM-ktampshirc.

'HHiS ROAD connects at White River June,iop The
Fassumpsic karoud The Central Ogdeusbufeh and The
Champiain and - Lawrence, 10 Monuenij Rnilr, nd.
with the toneoidi Manchester, Nashus, Lowell Boston
Lawrence 0aemi Worcester, and Norwich Roads ana -
and New iampsh 20 Boston.
IN and alter June ls52 Passenger trains run as follows;
Leave Boston at 10 NJ and 70 NJ Tor GENIAL and
fassumpsie Roads. Leave West Lebanon AZ 7O5 A Nj
ana % = W., OF on afnyal Of Cars from upper Road.
route passes through the Capitals OF New Hampshire
and Vermont aud the fare Is az low as b, any
The Fare aud Freight Is as low any other
Passengers hy the rst up Trains on Northern and su-
van Roads can pass hriwAt concord and Windsor Clue
mont Chatesiown, Bellows Falls &c, without detention
Passengers from Genital Pasumpso Roads via Concord
and Nashua oan get 10 Goion junction, Worcester Pos
dence, Norwich, New York &c low by her Routes
special Caue 1ra'n wiilgo though this route
eNffy luesday There cattle pens good accom-
mudations short distance from Portafis, the Inwen
Road by tins droyeIs have not only the adyan
tage OF the Cambridge aud Brighton Markets also the
market at Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence aud
Salem.
Freight Trains daily this Ioute bstwiHt Boston
salem, Lawrence, Worcester Nashua Manchester and ~
Johnsbay, Bu ellington, Rouses Puini, and Oeden,
bnfsh -and Mefehaudlre is carried cheap and eIped
tiOusly as by any other Teuto.
ONsLOW sTEARNS AGENT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04

DIs. NALENTINE MOTE.

The widely calculated professor of surgery 10 the
college, Now AofK Gifts, says.
" u gives me pleasure cery the value and efie.cs ,
Ayers Chtuy Poctural" which consider peeuiiri. al
aPted 60 cue diseases OF the Throat aad Lungs ' ~
lures Of severe diseases upon the lungs heen efct
warrant the bei'fthat remed, has at lennh becn s
mat eau he depended on 10 the COugh. Colds and
consumption winch cary from cur midst thuusunds every
ar u Is Indeed medicine TO which the afflicted cal
look Win confidence for reei aud they should not fail to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
PECK n LEWIS.

VJAVE lust from Boston and arc receiving large
additions TO their former stock Of Goods, which We are
selling for prices than ovef Our Goods con.
. n part 90 900 SUGARS Of all grades, 900 lbs,
Jones' Extra TOBACCO, 1000 lbs lava and other krd.
COFFEE. % Chests Of those Y. n. TEAS, FLOUR.
NAILS GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, BUTTER, CHEESE
LAID, EGGS, flSu. SALT. &C &c.
General Assortment OF Domestic GpODS, ioeeihtf
with 100 Boxes ot Custom made BOOTS and SHOES,
which We ata seng Cash prices before offered
Montpelier. Ihuse wishing get Good hntgns " ~ do
well to call on fEIh q LbNl-
Sn.Lt,nsfs pi,rk Main ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
Prepared and sold by James c. Aver, Practic a
and Analy deal Chemist

LUV LIN .N.INA.
THEo A. PECK, Burlington, General Agent foI Norb-
tern Vermont
sold "a Mont ielef by COLLINS PIERCE aud RED
FIELD GkANNls also by Druggists e, er, where tbo
"u' tns SouHtH 5Jl3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
SlDD RIEUyARDl
SMUT MACHINES AND PATENT
GhlsT MILLS.
Planning Machine.
=. w. ABBOTT

MOULD give notice that he has recently pot In opeta
" ton one OF Noodwoub's Paicui FLAMING MA
ehnes "a me large boidng the Old Arch Bridge
Nhefe he VIZ d" Flaming Jnining, Matching, Growing
sAa fa'ins boards al sho notre Also job Sa~us
hns plank and boards fof fuifnss, fearing stuff 6e
retsons bringing boards iron distance eau usually
tbem planned 10 cary home ~iih them
- A. ~ou5 also give notice that BY an asranesmsnt
tn :; " Putnam. who osn the right God sorhi,
taieni FLAMING Machine for the County
ne si sell ,e~a aud shop rights, aud bu.iesss
AeAlns TO ths iaaaing Of Maehines said county lis .
tNo Auy spio ton he be 10 Of 10 eesr
70 msehne<- Means futnanis si.e. III
Med ~ shop use, and fof I.nns aud
bosids, w,th teneaing aud gr0osiag attached
AoveIlbeTs loo3. a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
HEIRESS-LOVE REMEDY
HolloWay's Ointment.

A PERSON ~ YEARS or AGE CURED or A BAD
LEG or THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
r., & ,.,. - A., NJ. az p.tt... AZ o-. 9
~F' ~ ' b., .,', az 5.,1t w. M, tssi -
' w '-i ~ ' 80 - ~
IoIfurs7"f HOLLOWAY
Sfl suUced iIf period n thily years rom Dad ifgs
the result ct two of tec dhtfeht nrcdes al has works.
accompanied ny sgof1uic symptoms hnh recourse 1"
variety 81 med col ad,rc without deriving am bonch and
even told that he = must hu upu'o' yet IN opuo-
ston to- That opiuu, lou rus and Ointment huN" ecci-
ed complete cure ga go shoi time, that few who have
not witnessed u wpuld cicdtt the iacL
,., ", ,a ,, 90 L.. ,.,io', ~ A., ~ p
T. LAND thcmis a. Market .trort ilulier.frd
itpp ,prrt ~ ,nup Z, ,-r ,,tfptt,t = n Ne ,toNrft
~ Nv W 49, a., =, - 49, - ~ 49,,
H'''a' y " "u' .'w .n' "t"H t1.,''i ~ '-"'"''''
u. ~ :, H,',, .1''u no. i"''' VOW
% ''',s" 40 iuN'l u
, ~ 90 ny VIZ nuN ".''lcl w." ~" ~ wv" ''
''n s'N '.n'n aug uui'N- ''' ""'' n '"i ,'' '" @
",''ol. Wv, lo.n' uu' 1' 10 100 u'.' i'Ni.- N''l
'N I'd" ."lnl "'NNl J." NY 'N' - '' ven ''' 'ii "".
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
Read. Youth and Manhood!
Il rigorous life or Premature Death
DR KlNKElIN oN SELF PRESERVATION


This Book just published. IS diled with useful uiotma-
tinu ON uhfntles tui of the Geueuurc or
rins II addresses ifsclI alike 90 N on III, MANHOOD
and OLD AGE, and -nnul ICE fead Boy ulL
Tie valuable advice AID impressive warming gives w
Prevent Yeats misery aud suffering, and annually
thousands ct uVes.
Persons by reading viii lean how to prevent the de-
sttuctiun of their children.
0A OF % cents enclosed In letter, address
cd 10 Or ktNkE1tN, y. W Curuoi Of 1hifd and Union
Streets between spruce aad Pine Streets fhHdrl hia
Will q book under envelope 10y return of the inntL
Persons mly addfess d. kinkehu by letter
{posi- paidI and he CURED Oh houir.
PACKAGES oF MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS. &c
otuare y .cnding ruiitnnce aud pui up secure hon
DAMAGE on CURIOSITY
Bookseller, New. Agents Peddors, Cnu nssct and OH
supplied with the above wofs al very low rates.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
Piano Forte Emporium.

Hh I HHVAUWANl NV NUIK Ihr fnosi e.ten.
49, tno fnd varied assortment Of q SEWOOD PIANO
toh rs a snd ornamental 81 CANT patterns elaborate
y catved and highly flushed, with pear keys a
own mnnptciuie nd warranted every particular,
be found at our WaTe-fuons, 36l BfoadNly Now-Nork
HENNiFIT 4 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
TO Advertisers i'm Boston.

~ fLllbNelLLA GO. No. 40 state street, are
sole authetked SCENTS IN Boston receive
menis Tor the Vermont Waterman aud state Journal be,
DO then business h couectly and ptonnly and do,
less VIII 80 do she basssess Of adYensefs.
Montpelier Map ~, 1854
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
A c seSr A Z, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Doe Skins, Satin & Fancy Vest
inpc l'om match, sold cheap, s,,,,r,c r,,,n
TnLc Particular Notice.

Young meu who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED ina hahn frequently learned from evil
companions Ut schoo-ihe ,cts OF which eighty
l when lslscp and destroy both mind aud body,
should upply nnedintriy Weakness and cnnstitu onul
debility, loss muscular energy. physical assudc and
general prosfaiiuu, itftahy tnd ul ue ctinns,
.lneg.huess of the liver every disease n
ANY uty connected wnh The disorder Of the
ffurtufns ruffd. and ia ytaor restored.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
FOR SALE
BY JOHN SPlLDiNG, Jr,

| AIDES KID aud Enameled Leather CATER BOOTS,
- JENNY LIND BOOTS; J. Lind supEs j. Lind
sLlPs-ail custom made aud warranted.
Spalding's Block. hsadc Of State Street.
MONTPELIER. June l. ls52 -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
Forty Thousand Dollars
THE ROAD 10 rIAAAGn!
HOLLO WAYS PILLS.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF TUE GRAVEL.
AND \ mos DANGEROUS LIVER COMP AlAT.
Copy efa irtifr qddrosed j. a. HHdsn, I'm, Sgdaev
Mar sh U4,es, dated Ftb. 25ih. l-5i.
Sn,-A Mf Thomas Ci4tk, ssti"f al L4kr Georee, wns
for considerable time nou,y afflicted with colnpl
9fthc lv- Together with the tfdsot II medical
dants, after irving a their sk, eanddy told him ihat
ease hnp l'- o. tls -ituliun, when "a cctius
every dly would trmtnltu hs cxi-rnce friend recon-
msndsd him 10 Holloway Pills. aud uiorlofn hope he
lid ihe FIRST dose gave Inn considerable reie there
Tore pef>oycred 10 taxing them accu-ing the directions
and j. NOW rescued 10 perfect hpuh tie viii feel great
pleasure 90 contfming this statement, make a-
davii 10 ihe same ieUf, should o. be tqutred.
(rgnud) IN. JONES, Proprietor of tho
Goulhutu ilrrsli New south Maes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
Rich Brocade Silks.

- ToBRS LANCD ~ b. ,1!ycd Ncs st,ies o
- hsd aud Chan cable sIif 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04

Popeiofs ut The Lynn Advertised Who vuuch for The
following statements, August ~ 1851.
To 2. ofsssur Holloway,
sill desire boar testimony the good Of
Ho'loNay's Pills For several wears suffered severely
from and tiehiucss the stomach winch yas also
accompanied M shonue.s of breath, mat prevented mo
from wdkieg about, um "a OF ace, and noiwiii-
standing my advanced state ct lite, these pills 30 re-.
heyed me- thlt d,sous that others should be made
acquainted with thef virtues atm Tondesei, hy h r
"n- comparatively active, aud exercise without
nconVrnirnro rr PAIN, which conli not do before
lssnrLl HENkN CuE. Num- sum-. LINN Nnrr,lk
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
Uncle Toms Cabin,
STATIONERY.
CrOckcry, CROCKERY Il CUTLERY.

nIN ~Ilnd n mi 1gaiu, md 0b-0TWcn' o0mOIel0,
- hssing received several a1e ui pack ges this
day. w cau sen SOP any quantity ,rty Tow.
Oct.l2 DIV ELLIS s. BANCROFT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
PHINNEYw MEAD,

and. IN FACT, EVERY TutNG, pertaining 10 their de-
patments IN tde, than has before been offered in
his state. This they have been enabled do hy their
greatly increased patronage nm abroad, well the must
liberal one which they have been nvored with home.
ever before, SILVER WAKE aud FINE GOLD JEWEL
Il M N.L NuL-D
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-22

AS this Is matter which we think COM
mends itself 10 the consideration OF every citi-
zen in our community, we take pleasure in
publishing the proceedings Of The frs, meeting z,
with which we have been favored.
AT legal meeting of the corporators Of the
Bath Saving Institution, duly notified and
held at the Office OF John II. Kimball, on Fri
day, July 10th, at Z o'clock. P. NJ.
Benjamin Randall was chosen Chairman,
and John H. Kimbal, Clerk.
The Charter of the Institution was read and
unanimously accepted.
Messrs VIM. d. Sewal, VIM. v. Moses,
VIM. E. Payne, VIM NJ. Reed and Johnson
Rideout, were appointed Committee to
draft and report Code of Bylaws.
The meeting adjourned TO meet at Mr.. Kim
ball S Office on Friday evening the 23d inst. at
o'clock.
The following persons are the Corporators
named in the charter and the members elect
ed at the above meeting, all of whom are re-
quested 10 be present at the adjourned meeting,
on Friday evening Of this week
William NJ. Reed. William Torrey, John
son Rideout, William D. Sewall, William E.
Payne Zina Hyde, Ammi R. Mitchell, Cha's.
Clapp, Jr Davis Hatch, F. II. Morse, Charles
Davenport, John B. Swanton, Benz Randall,
Freeman Clark, Oliver Moses, William v.
Moses. David G. SIagoun, Levi P. Lemont, L.
w. Houshton, George E. Patten, Geo. w.
Kendall, John Il. Kimbal. .....
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-22
The Ball in Motion.

BY reference to another column it will be
seen that the campaign is opened in good earn
est in this city, and that Club has been
formed which promises to do much for the
furtherance of Democratic principles. The
platform is ample, and was adopted with the
most perfect unanimity, and the most enthus-
iastic feeling was manifested by all present
A resolution was adopted cordially inviting all
democrats in the city to come forward and
unite with the Club, and to this end the plat
form is left for the present at the store OF j. IL.
NICHOLS, Esq, for signatures. This Club,
with the Reading Room which has already
been provided for in part, promises to do much
for the Democratic cause in this vicinity. The
Reading Room, we are informed, is to be in the
room formerly occupied as the printing office
of the Weekly Mirror, next the Magnetic Tel
egraph office. -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-22

feathers are drooping-and human effort and
brotherhood as exhibited In the wing party of
Bath, evince more fuss than spirit.
The fact is, Bath whiggery is composed CT
discordant materials. A portion is as mad as
"March hares" at the importation of Office
holders, just as though Bath could not furnish
respectable and sterling wings enough for of
fee without going out fthe city or county
This is the old aristocratic portion, of which
The Tribune rather affects to be the organ, own
ing the party, soul, body and principles, or
such of them as the onward march of time has
not dissipated.
The other portion, or wing of the party, IS
much smaller, and the leaders are looked upon
by the sold guards" as kind of party pau
pers They make the most of the noise, their
organ, the Mirror. being wonderfully apt in
that kind of argument. The s2oils are the
great object of the latter class-the keeping up
of the old fashioned dignity of federalism, the
object of the former. The two organs are al
ways at swords points, having never been
known 10 agree only when manlfesting to-
wards each other contemptuous silence
They have not yet recovered fion mutual sur
prise in finding themselves both into the ''soup."
With this view of the case, it is very easy
to perceive that the party is entitled TO few
tears of Democratic commiseration. We regret
it, because we want whole enemy TO fight.
After the clearing mp of the smoke and dust
of the coming contest, as we place the proud
word VICTORY st the head of our columns, we
want TO do it with the satisfaction that the wings
of Bath did their best, and with no divided
ranks. Therefore our present grief at the un-
favorable aspect of affairs as connected with the
contemplated Scott Ratification Meeting If
there is anything we can do, friends, TO help
you out of your present disconsolate condition,
and restore your blasted hopes, just name it
This provoking hestatlon-this icy coldness-
this caucGsing and re-caucusing and nobody
agreed-ah, il wasn't so, in our view, in the
halcyon days of "rippecanoe and Tyler too. :"