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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
DOMESTIC PORTS

Bosfen-Ar 18th, brig Forester Perkins, Whining
ton; schs Planet, Briggs Bath Catherine Beal, Win
chenbach, WaldobOrc. ,
Ar Goth, sch Eliza Warren, Chesey, Potomac River
Cid, sch Hope d Susan, Starbrd, Hallowell.
Ar 2lst, schs Arebzamendi togg Ranger, Crooker
Massasot Thompson, Bath Orbit, Levensaler, Waldo
boro vischer, Thurel, Wiscasset. Jaws. Sa't-.
Cid 22d, schs Comet, Briggs, Bath; John Faxon
Stilphen, richmond.
New York-Ar 18th, ship Kate Swanton, Morse
Havana Is. s- .r. ., 80.
Cid 18th, bark vesta, Percy, Matanzas.
Ar 2ls, ships M de EmLil, Orr, Havana Clinton, De
Iano, New Orleans
) Cid ed, ships Con nent Drummond, Liverpool wn
sewal Small, st Stephen, NIB sch Alexander, Blan
chard, Bath.
Ar 2sd inst, schs Cannot, Mary Langdon and Ivanhoe
Rockland.
New OrIeans-OId 18th inst, ship Trenton, Rich
Genoa E.-
Adv 18th, ship Sarah burlington, for New York. WITS
200 bales. ef
Arl tn, ship New England, Manson, Naples Mch 9TH
GibraIer April 4.
Cid l4h, bark Tenaro, Barstow Gottenburg.
Adv, New England, for Havre, wig $40 bales.
Cid tn, ship Andover, Delano, Gottenburg Juliet
Mouton, for Boston.
CharIcston-Ar 10th, ship Arlington R yan for Liv.
erpool, large part cargo engaged.
Wilmin gton, NC-Ar 10th, brig Gatharne & Ma.
ry, Warren, Bath.
CID, sch Geo W Pickering, Park, Bath c H Sampson
Baitimore-Ar 18th, bark Cuba, Sawyer, Cieniue.
Cos 26th ult. o.
Mobile-In port l4th inst, bark Mary vsrney, for
Havana. %
Savannah-Ar 18th, sch Martha Jane Wiscassct
Sid, brig T knox, Bath.
Richmond-Ar 18th, sch Leprelette, Rockland.
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Influenza and CONSUMPTION,

1t is indeed, melancholy truth, that rhou sands fall
victims 10 consumption every year from other
than e2lected colds yet We find hat reds, nay thous
ands, who treat such complaints with the greatest in
difference and lei Them for weeks, and even
months. without thinking of the danger. Al first, you
have what you consider slight cough cold you al
low business, pleasure carelessness 10 prevent you
from giving il any attention, it Then settles upon your
breast, you becone hoarse, have pains in the side
chest, expeciorie large quantities of mailer, perhaps
m xed with blood; difficulty of breathing ensues and
III len you find your foolish neglect has brought
this complaint. Ii, then, you va ue your life health
he warned in lime, and don't irife with your cold,
any quack nosrum You; but immed
ately procure bottle or Two of that famous remedy,
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM of WILD CHERRY
which is well known 10 be the most speedy cure ever
known thousands will Testify, whose lives have been
saved by il. ---... .
For influenza is the very best medicine in the
world.
Be not deceived remember that spurious limitations
and other prepa atons OF lid Cherry abound through
the land but ii DR.. Wisiars that has performed
many thousand wonderful cures, therefore buy no
other but The genuine original Balsam of Wild Cherry
signed l. Butts on the wrapper.
To be genuine il must be signed BUTTS.
Address all orders TO the General Agent, Seth w
Fowle Boston, Mass. tr 3w 4S.
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AGGREssIyE.-We find the following in

AGGREssIyE.-We find the following in
the Boston papers of Saturday =
Brig Lucy Watts, (of Warren, Me.) Watts,
while loading at Sagua La Grande, was
visited by orders Of the Spanish Governs
ment, and one of the seamen taken out on
the ground that he was deserter from a
Spanish man-of-war. The day following
the Captain was ordered 10 present himself
al the town with TWO more of his crew,
which he did, and these two men were taken
from him and pat into prison along with the
first man taken-while the Captain could
get no answer 10 his inquiries why this was
done. Capt. Watts applied to the American
Consul, as agent, and he addressed a letter
TO The authorities asking that the ulen should
be restored 20 the vessel, and stating that the
Captain was prevented from loading his YES
sci, and that he should make protest
against the act. The answer the Consul re-
ceived was that the authority which took
the men from the vessel, was competent to
TO take men from the vessel OF any ual ion,
and that the men would moi he sent on board
again; and that if Capt. Watts made any
protest, he would render himself liable to be
taken from his vessel, put under arrest, and
sent 10 Havana. Capt. w. did not know
what the result would be though it was GER
tain that the vessel would not be allowed to
leave unless she paid all the expenses OF
the imprisonment Of his men, as well as
those incurred in taking them from the YES
sci 10 the town, which is some 20 miles from
the Bay.
These facts can he proved by all the mas.
tiers Of vessels then lying 10 The port of Sa-
qua Ia Grande, and the protest of Capt. Watts
was signed by some ten ofIhem. (Signed)
J. CLARKE, Master brig joseph Alboni.
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Fourth of july.

We are glad to know that arrangements are
being made for celebration of the coming an
niversary of our national independence, in this
city, on a scale Of magnifcence never before
attempted here. On Wednesday evening last,
the City Government appropriated the sum Of
five hundred dollars for this purpose, to be ex-
pended in fireworks, &c. A meeting of the
citizens was called on Tuesday evening, to see
what measures they were willing to take in
addition to the above. The meeting was or
ganized by the choice of Jacob Smith, Esq,
Chairman, and Arthur Brown, Secretary
After some discussion, committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of Charles b. Lemont, T.
e. Stockbridge, and Geo. E. Newman, to
nominate committee on the part of the citi-
zens, to see what sum can be raised by sub
scription, and 10 make all necessary arrange
ments in regard to an orator, COLLATION., &c.
The meeting adjourned to Friday evening,
when it is hoped there will be general at
tendance of our citizens.
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DEATH BIZ RArs.-A day OF two since, at

DEATH BIZ RArs.-A day OF two since, at
South Boston, a little child, but twelve
months old, came TO it's death in most sin
gular manper. lis mother was widow,
who had confided the care OF her child to its
grandparents. A few evenings since the
couple having the infant in charge, admins
tered dose of paregoric TO it, and retired TO
bed leaving il asleep in cradle in the kilch-
en-. In the morning, it was found that rat
had entered the cradle during the night, ca
ten off one Of the fingers from the hand of
the child and guawed the flesh to the booze
in several places on its arms in 50 frighliul
a manner, that although medical aid was i'm
mediateIy called, yet the child lived only d
short time. -TraUeIer.
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Consumptive Cough Cured.

CONCORD, Mass, Sept. 10, 1851
DEAR SfRs:-I am poor hand at writing letters
but am thankful for benefit received and desire 10
say so. This will inform you that have guile lately
recovered from violent cough, with discharge from
the Lungs fever and heavy night sweais. The physi.
clan who attended me said was in a CONSUMPTION.
Strength appetite and siee had well nigh left and
il Cough COUCH, COUGH. from morning I'LL night
and from night ill morning This precisely my
stu. ton when Of my neighb"rs persuaded to
try what DR.. Rogers Liuerwo,t Tar and Caneha,ag
would do for me. sent for one bottle, and il did me
me good. sent for another another, and anoiher.-
The medicine cured me. am WELL and under Prov
idence attribute all to your great compound. would
ADVISE every one similarly affected 10 try il, and am
sure they will no, be disappointed.
Respectfully, ISAAC BLODGETT.
Messrs. A. l.. ScovILL & Co
CAUFiON.-None seauine unless there is the
bun wrapper, note Of hand, signed with pen, by A
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail. by Al SCO-
vlLl.& CO Propreiors al their Principal Depot,
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, Bro1d,cny, New , ork to
whom all orders for the Medicine and letters relating
10 agencies, should be addressed, pos paid.
ALSO, for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo
PRICE-In large bottles, 81 90 sx bottles for as
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
Shocking Railroad Accident .

One of the most shocking accidents which
has taken place in this vicinity for long time,
occurred about Ahalf-past o'clock, last even
ing, on the Fitchburg Railroad. at road
crossing in West Cambridge, near the Waiver
ly depot. AS we learn the facts from pas
senger. it appears that the Northern special
train from Burlington was approaching the
crossing at speed of about forty miles an
hour; the engineer blew his long steam whis-
tie and rung his bell, as usual, at the same
time reversing his engine. This was noticed
by some of the passengers, who suspected that
there must be something more than ordinary in
the way, from the fact of the engine being re-
versed while the train was going at so rapid
speed, and some left their seats for the purpose
of looking outside.
Before the train could be stopped, however,
the engine struck carryall, containing Mr..
William Sawyer, of Charlestown, his wife.
three daughters, and Mr. John Gibbs, son-ir-
law Of Mr. Sawyer, knocking the carryall into
fragments, and instantly killing Mr.. Sawyer,
his eldest daughter, young lady about Is
years of age, and Mr.. Gibbs! The Two other
daughters were young children, the elder of
whom was thrown a considerable distance from
the track, and escaped without any serious in
jury. The youngest, an infant, was in its
mothers arms at the time of the collision, and
singular enough, was retained in her embrace,
while she was carried seventy or eighty rods
on the front of the engine, before the powerful
instrument of destruction could be Stopped
When picked up, Mrs. Sawyer was senseless,
her skull being fractured, and portion of the
braia protruding therefrom. The infant, to
whom she had so fondly chung in such terri
BILE moment escaped unframed. She, together
with the two children, were taken to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Reed, near by, where physicians
were speedily called, and every possible at
tention paid the sufferers.
Mr.. Sawyer appeared to have been struck
on the left side of the head and body, and was
not much bruised. Mr.. Gibbs was SO badly
mntilated as 10 scarcely bear even the resem-
blance of human being, his head being
crushed to jelly, his intestines protruding
from his body, and his body and limbs mapgled
most shockingiy. The horses just escaped in
slant death, and the last heard from them, they
were dashing up the road at a furious speed
The train was detained about an hour behind
its usual time of reaching this city, and i'm
mediately after its arrival at the depot here,
another engine and car, with such friends of
Mr.. Sawyer and the family as desired, returned
to the scene of the accident.
MIR. Sawyer was about fifty years of age,
and was recently appointed Chairman of the
Board Of Inspectors OF the State Prison. Very
little hope is had for the recovery of Mrs Saw
yer.-Boston Journal Of Tuesday.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

PowDER MILL EXPLOSION. The powder
mill and magazine of Lafins & Smith, at Sau-
gerties, altogether containing several Thousand
kegs of powder, we're blown up on Saturday
last. No life was lost, there being no one in
or near any of the mills at the time. Seven
buildings were blown up. There was not a
house left ia the ueighborhood with whole
window or an uninjured wall. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. The shock was dis
tinctly felt in the city of Hudson, and was
supposed by the citizens of that place to be an
thquake.-Poughkepsi Eagle.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
Genuine Medicines,

SARsAPARLLA AND TOMATO BITTERs-WeAvER's SALT
RHEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAI's GAL
vASIc BELTS, BRACELETS, &c.-DR. JAMES
FAMILY MEDIcINEs-WILBoRs COMPOUND
OF Cor Liver OIL AND LIME.
Townsends SarsapariIla | Catarrh Snuff
Pam Killer Richardson's Biiters
Abbou's Biters Syrup of Liverwort
Johnson's Linament Pulmonary Balsam
Medcamentum Pills of all kinds
Toolhache Drops Pile Eecluary
Composition Powders Bone Linament
Hair Oils Worm Lozenpes
Eye Water Vermifuge
And all the most valuable GEN UINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al The city Market by
1y43 A. G. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

The statement that the Swedish corvette
Antelope had discovered three islands between
Loo Choo and Japan not laid down on any
map, is contradicted on the authority of Messrs
E. & G. w. Blunt, who state that they are
on the charts of the North Pacific, published
by them, and one of them, or portion of one,
is on the chart Of the Depot de la Marine of
1915, called Ousima. These islands are
named Kikaisna, Ohosna and Toksima.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

What's the use of wearing that shocking old
hat when you can get the latest style of Ballou
for such small sum; or that old coat, when
he will sell you an entire new snit for 30 or
$40. He is now largely supplied with Spring
and Ssmner; clothing, hats, caps, &C., and
will be happy to give you bargain. See adj
vertisement. lr +,.s
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WEpNRsDAY, May ls.

= y WkpNkspAY, may ~.
Brig Boston, Torrey, Nobleboro.
Br sch Melinda, Smith, Cumberland, Ms.
Brig Hylas, French, Baltimore.
CLEARED
Ship Charles & Jane, Oliver, Havana. . f
Bark Tonquin, Kelley Havana.
Brig Louis Walch, Leland, Ellsworth.
~ SAILED.
Ship Charles & Jane, Oliver, Havana.
1LT ARRIVED. -
Sch Benz Franklin, Loud, Rappahannock River
sen sarah Matilda, Coomhs, Rappahannock River.
Sch Only Son, Noble, New York.
Sch Yucatan, Garland, New York.
tl8 SAILED Nlt
Bark Tonquin, Kelley, Havana.
New ship Moro Castle. 80
FRIDAY, May 81.
Brig Cornelias Douglass, Wilmington, NC.
Brig Julie Payson, Preble, Philadelphia.
Bris William, Mooers Boston.
pr sen William, Hanes, Moncton NIB.
sch Governor, Watson, Georgetown, sc.
sen Albeno, Pitcher Potomac River.
cch Sarah Moore, Black, Wilmington. Left at the Bar
lark Marie, COson, for Martinique wig for high tides
o enable her to pass over. Up
CLEARED.
Dr. sch Reindeer, Wadman, Parrsboro I4tscr
SATURDAY, May %.
Ship Mary Whittier. new) Jones, Havana
Br sch Jane, Coalfeet, Windsor Ms.
Br sch Melinda, Smith, Pugwash, NH
sch Gov Arnold. Burgess, Thomaston.
SUNDAY, May %.
ARRIVED.
Sch ophir, Smith, Wilmington NC:
.18 eHolafT CLEARED. l'i''' = 10y -
Ship Arab, (new) Delano, Richbucto, NIB.
Brig Albion Cooper, Nickels, Savannah.
Br sch Hero, Flewelling, st John, NIB.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

MoaE LIQuoRs SEIZED. The City Marshal
on Saturday seized three large chest filled
with kegs,jugs aud other vessels filled with
liquor, aud also one barrel Of gin marked
sperm oil and ten gallon keg of liquor
brought by the Propeller. He also seized
one large chest filled with kegs and Jugs
of liquor brought by The Boston, gor
Courier.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
DISASTERS.

Bark Cuba Sawyer at Baltimore FIN Cienfuegos had
throw over deck load Of molasses and part Of nbonrd
cargo OF sugar during the passage FIN what not
known, but probably fin stress Of weather.
Capt Lermond, of bark Elliot of Warren, ashore
Neuvtas had prev 30th ult with lighter load
of Sails rigging, &c. He intended the wreck
although suffering from very bad hand. oi
Big Kinds, Perry, hence for New Bedford, put into
Portland 22d inst in distress Reports in coming of
Wood Island morn of 2st, struck ledge and led.-
Will discharge deck load and repair
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
To the Consun,ptiye

10 Persons who have been taking the Con Liver
OIL, be pleased TO learn that DIR WILBOR, 156 Court
ST, cd, has succeeded (rom directions of several
professional gentemen) in combining the oil with lime
in such manner that is pleasant the and ills
effects in Lung complaints truly wonderful Very
many persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless
aud who had taken the clear Oil for long time with
out marked effect have been entirely cured by using
this preparation. I. ..fI.. DO
BE sure and get the genuine, manufactured by
'.. A b. WILBOR
For sale by A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and
visi QmiQ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

DR.. KING AT ATHENS. The friends of this
excellent man, says the Journal of Commerce,
will be pleased TO learn that, up to the 18th of
April, he was still with his family. He had
served his term of Imprisonment, fifteen days,
but the sentence of Punishment had not been
enforced, and there was some doubt whether it
would be. F-- --.-- %
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

The City Grays will please accept our
thanks fer an invitation to joio them in an ex-
eursion to Hunnewelfs Point to-day, {Wednes-
day. We regret the necessity which compels
US to forego the pleasure, and can only wish
them pleasant and agreeable excursion.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

70 The Missouri river is said to be freer
from snags and sandbars than for years pre-
'vious. which is accounted for by the immense
masses Of ice which ran for weeks after the
breaking mp Of the river in the Spring.
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W 81 Z T. 6I aye@.

In Bangor, 10th inst, Hon Isaac Reed of waldoboro
to Lydia Emery, only daughter of Hon John Mcdonald
of b.
both of b. = :. -
In Lisbon llth inst Mr. Haven Chick of Biddeford to
Miss Lavina Weber of l.. i u
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
Temperance Waterman Gu

The Temperance Waterman Club will meet
every Tuesday evening at half-past CLOCK
P. M, at Rechabite Hall. Per order.
Bath, May Goth.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

The APPLETON PLACE INcENDIARIEs. Sha-
drack Dickson, who, it will be remembered,
was arraigned for trial at Dedham, for setting
fire to the Appleton Place houses, was SEN
fenced yesterday by Judge Byington, to day
solitary, and years Imprisonment in the State
Prison, at hard labor. This is considered a
light sentence Reuben L. Garlick, who
turned States evidence, is still in prison.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

O. We learn from Augusta, that on Tues
day, Hon. d. G. Magoun, of this city, was
chosen Delegate 10 the National Wing Con-
vertion, from this district. ....... ....-...
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

LIQUOR LAW IN MARYLAND Baltimore,
May s4.--The bill to take the sense of the
people of the State by ballot, in reference to
prohibiting the sale of liqnor, was passed by
the House Of Delegates to-day.
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JUST PUBLISHED
r,t Axp FOR SALE By iff.r a
III E N r Y III YDE,

Opposite The Ssgadahock House.
Aliens Rural Architecture. M aDa
Queechy. by the author of Wide, Wide World
Thorpe, By VIM. Mountford. sss,t... .i-.f-,il
Lyra, and other Poems. by Alice Carey
Kirwan's Letters to Chief Justice fancy,
Madeline. by Julia Kavanash,
Tales and Traditions Of Hungary, by Pulsky.
The Hawadii of Syria. -4rs1& aat
Braces Hungary in 1851, s5I.g L.eo,r cessna
Mark Seaworth, tale Of the Indian Ocean.
The Desert Home, tg,aas s,s
lxion. and other Poems, by Hubbard,
The Household Of Sir Thomas Moore,
May Martin, &c., &c. .--7,1.''-7,,-.,,,..
Bath, Nay 10, 1859. 81, IL
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

E Daniel w. Bradbury has been elected
Delegate to the Baltimore Convention, from
the 9Th District, in this State. The Conven-
ton declared in favor of Gen. Cass. a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.

Which will be brought forward from time to
time as the season shall advance, and which
VIII he sold as above stated. II will be re.
memhered that al tins establishment, the low
price system was in reality frs, carried into
effect in Bath, in consequence of which
many thousands of dollars has been and will
be saved TO the community. Therefore, The
people, one andiall, are invited to call into
the Sagadahock. and see if these thing. are
not so. Remember and come to The largest
house IN town. ;ta- JOHN BALLOU.
Bath, May %, 1852. i.sr fa 49,f
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FISHERMEN.

Ar at Gut Of Canso 4th nt sch Ocean Lodge Of Glou
cester A letter from on board says -" You report
the schs George Rogers, Greyhound, Express, How
ard, of Coucesier Columbia, of Belfast and Jenny Lind
of SOUTHPORT all WE'LL but have not done much Fish
scarce on Western Bank -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

U The democrats of Richmond, Va, dis
trict have appointed Judge Mason and three
sther Buchanan men as delegates to Baltimore.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

A contract has been completed which pro-
vides for lighting the city of Bangor with gas.
The works are to be in operation in about six
months
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% 9 81 { III g..

In this city, Goth inst Frances Metca aged II years
and months. :.
In this city, oath inst, Mrs Sarah Albee, aged So.
Drowned in ArrOwsic, 18th inst, Isaac Lawrence
son OF Mr. John Lawrence, Jr, aged Is years and 4
months.
In Edgecomb, 18th inst, Mrs Lovna g. wife of Geo H
Brooks, Of Boston, late Of this city, aged Is.
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SPOKEN.

May g 49, Ion AZ 81 signalzed ship John Spear
of Rockland, I'm Orleans for Cronstadt.
May H. off Grand Key, brig Vesta Of Gardiner II Days
fin Boston for Galveston. Z d. 10
May Is, lat IS 40, Ion 72 40, ship Humphreys, fin
York for New Orleans.
April IS, off Cardenas. ship Nah'l Kimball, Cox, I'm
Orleans for Antwerp. y g s. - lt. r. 2.
May e. lat SO So Ion rs So brig Torno, Berry, f New
York for San Juan.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

81 Virgil d. Paris has been appointed a
delegate to Baltimore by the democrats Of the
second congress district. arT
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- Carriages for Sale. zh
THE subscriber has Tor sale one good new Family
covered Carriage, also one new Wagon.
May 26. 40 81 THOS. EATON, JR.
Carriages

OF every description and the best styles, will b,
" furnished by the subscriber, at his shop on From
ST. al The lowest Boston prices.
May 20 1852 40 THOS EATON,JR.
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Notice to Voters,
DIR. MARSHALL'S @

DIX. MARSHALL'S s
Aromatic Catarrh and Head.
ache Snuff.
I'HlS Snuff has proved the most efectual remedial
agent known for removing
Cold in the Head, the Headache, and all Ca
tarrhal Affections.
relieves the patient of giddness or dizziness in
inc Eead-o all WHEELING BUzzIxG sensation such
are by TOO great flow and pressure of blood
upon me traIn,-cnres The headache and is The only
agent known upon which you can rely with confidence
Tor COMPLETE RADICAL CURE, of that most
Houbies'tne disease. the CArARRH.
IL cieaises, strengthens and restores healthy ac-
non an those organs and membraneous passages of The
mead The obstruction of which produces pain in The
iorehead and region of the eyes a sort Of shutting IN
me nose sense of matter dropping The head
All these it cures easily and speedily. and The most
cohnrned cases OF Ca,arrh, usually in FEW
IL Is an unfang for bleeding al the nose if per
severed in bul short time
There IS spurious article in the MARKET put up by
10 avoid - " w 49,
The Test OF the genuine is that ii bears the
name OF Charles Bowen, late of Middlebury, now Of
Montpelier, vi. -
Soii by the dozen or single bottle by C w. ArwKrL,
NO under u 5 Hotel Portland.
Also, sold by A. G. Page, Bath, and by druggists
anu deaiefs ~ medicine generally 49;f
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

FINE lot Of Cucumber and Mixed PiehIeq, Nixs c.
"A ar Vinegar. Prime superior ussatd, Walnut and
Tenseo Isschup, At 10 EATON = GAAW1.
Bath, May Is. 5ggaf,s,e., cs.tsy .4f.l