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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

makes more constant or judicicus eaons to deserve
popularity Its cars are eoumOdous conductors are
gentlemen, is new depdts among the bes, to be
found anywhere and its trains very GO 1eray kept
within few minutes Of their advertised time The Har
lem below CrOton Falls will yet be anong the pay
ing Roads in the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

NiBLos.-After a most successful run OF
two weeks, Martha has been Withdrawn to make
wsy for Lucy Of Lsmmermoor," which will be pro-
duced on Wednesday in English. The audiences at
this house have been large during the past week. and
the familiar music of "Lucy Of Lammsrmoor VIII no
doubt be as attractive ss the less known melodies os
"Marha"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

TIRE GREArEsr WosDER YEr.-The famous
Sea TIGER that siyed in the Humboldt hs, bee ensssed
we ace AZ Bsrpums Museum. Itscertsiniy r1o@ exis-
ordinary creature and one of colossal dimensons "a
ali the docity Of wer.nsd dog lus9n.sss 70 ps -
sn;.i H nrdersfsnds French very well, aud, q ebe
Command OF his matter shakes hands, speaks out and d'es
a humber Of interesting little things.
sYTvelve Gold and Silver Medals awatdsA
NJ Poor No SO Broadway. br hsWpenor Dssaerscsyle
ics Cal, end examine them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

NorIcE.-There will be public meeting
this evening at Zion Church. corner of Church and
Leonsrdsts cengreustory OF the release of the eight
colored persons on Saturday last by the decision Of
Judge Paine Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
George Thompson, from Africa Rev. J. w. Loquere.
of Syracuse, and others. The eight coorcd persons
will be present at the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

re ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY or THE CITY OF
NEw.YoRK.-Ata special meeting OF the Society held
Monday evening Nov. e lsj2, the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing year ogden
Hoffman. President; Hamilton Fsh lst Vlce'Presi'
dent Jas H. Kip, I'd Vice Presidenti John y" Francis
MD. ID vice-President Frederic De Peys'er' f'h
yIee.Pre.ident. Nsnsgers-SsInuel Jones, VIM. j.
Van Wsgenen, Jacob Anthony James J. Roosevelt,
lanes W Beekmsn, :. L. II. Ward, J. G. Adams, MD,
D Henry Haight, Alex. J. Cothesl, John D. Van Beu-
rem John Ridley. Treasurer-"m h. Johnson. sec
retsries-Charles r. Swords, Secretary; Richard f.
Mount Jr. Assistant ChAplains-lsey. Thos. Z. Yer.
,nilye D. d.. Rev. VIM l.. Johnson, D. d. Physicians
-Depiarnin Drake, NJ D., VIM. H. Jackson, N. ID. Con-
sulnz PhysicanE-Johp c. Cheaseman, ". D., Richard
:. Kissom Id Committee on stewards-Nicholas
Low, = Romeyn Brodhesd, John J. Cisco, Augustus
schel, A. B. Hsys, q. 6. Van Wsgenen, Benjamin H.
Field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

ILLNESS OF Mr.. Van ALEN.-We learn from
The Ereae Post that Hon J. T. Van Allen, late Charge
from the United States Ecuador has been lying ser
ously i'll at his fathers residence in st. Mark'space,
with remttent fever. He was reported convalescent
yesterday morning
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
New. Fall Goods !

OWEN 4 co. have just receiv-dan extensive assori-
" men Of fine linen Table Covets. Towellmg, Crash
es &c, also, superior fine Linen al very low prices
Sept IS Is
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
DOMESTI PORTS

Boston-Ar Sd, sch Catherine Beal, Winchenbach
Walduboro.
Cid 3D. sch Amo, Beals, HalIowe.
Ar 9th scLs ffedonla Church and spring Bird, Perry
Rockland Be- 5tannari. Robinson, !honaston; Mo-
Fart, arbOx, Damarscotta
CID tn, brig Lydia Slower, Shepherd, Harpswe schs
Catherine BeaI, Winchenbach Wadoboro Gnzee, Pool
Hallowe !.
Al 9TH bark Nacooche, Gupti Daren 22d ult; Will
liam, Bailey, Philade hia brig Catham, Hardy, Dana
riscotta sen Equal, Andrews, Rockland.
Ar eth, sch ChBres, Mcclure, nichmond.
New YOrk-Ar 81, sch Josiah Achorn, Merrill
f;ockland.
Ar 3d. sch Oregon. RockIand
Ar 5th ship Hydra Lunt, Cardiff
Cid 5rh, ship Arab, Deano Savannah Oxford. Minot
New Orleans
Ar 9th, schs Louisa Chase, Boston Only Son. Miller
Lucy, Blake; Warrior, Ham Ophr, BroOkei JustianH
Bahbage; Mary Langdon, simonton aud Mary Brewer
Rockland.
New OrIenns-Ar Goth, bark Harriet & Martha
CID 9th ut, ships Emma Watts Dearborn, Havre =
Milan, Cotter, and John Henry, Oxnard, for Liver
pool
rington.
Adv Both, Mary Croker for Boston with despatch
barks ii Kimball, for Bdlfmere, large part eng
Rainbow. for Providence with despatch.
MobiIe-Ar 18th, bark Mary Varney, Halves, New
York.
Savannah-Ar goth, brig John Marshal, Collins
Bath.
CID Both, ship Dirigo Doane, New York
Went sea lst ship Dirgo, New York.
PhiIadelphia-Ar Sd, sch Genroy, Maxey, Fall
River.
CharIeston-sd LIST inst, ship Trenton, Pattan, sa-
vanyah.
Wilmington NC-Cd goth ult, brig Marshal
Dutch. McGilver, Wadoboro.
Cid LIST, brig Pamaho Adams, Waldoboro.
Providence-Ar 4th inst, brig Round Pond, Pierce
Richmond.
GaIveston-Ar about 18th ult, brig phi, Kelar
cAland See Disasters.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
Billy Bowlegs in Florida.

The Newark Mercury states that gentle
man in that cry who has son in Florida,
has received a letter from hIm dated Fort
Meaude. Florida, from which we make the
following extract. 1t would seem that Billy
has very Iit,e disposition TO leave Florida:
Billy Bowegs, Grand Sacheme of Semi
noles in Florida, has returned to Tampa and
taken passage foi Forl Myers. His Joy on
embarking for FOrr Myers knew no bounds
He leaped and during hIs caperIngs he tore
new suit of citizens clothes into thousand
ribbons. About This time, soldier ut Tam
pa said, Now Billy, give US The war whoop'
Billy stood as 1t riv.ted TO the spot his eyes
seeu,ed TO send forth sparks of fire, and
drawing hlmselt up TO hIs full he Ight he ex.
claimed IN low, yet passionate voice, 'By
blood! when you do hear the war whoop
your blood will curde IN your veins' In
reply TO question put 10 INN by an officer a
Tampa, so you are going TO leave Florida,
are you" he answered with very knowing
laugh, oh yes told them so in Washing
ton: but ID il do it thought II he
don't go and that very soon TO, Uncle Sam
will find a way 10 make them leave-either
by steam or by blood" They can take theft
choice.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
DOWNS ELIXIR,
The GREAT NORTHERN REMEDY
FOR
Coughs, Colds, and Consumption

loosens the Cough, increases the expecioraion,
spIng, promotes the nsensble perspiration, I'M
proves The digestion. strengthens the stomach, Slmu-
aies The dIuret organs and thus by the Skin the KId
neys aud The Bowels. clean>e> blood rn0rat.S the
sHstsm eradiats disease, and restores the patient ID
HEALTH.
II never produces Cn>tivrncss. hu, unlike all other
similar medicines, is remedy for n Il sriL and will
III ii lew weeks (the paIeni having proper regard Ia
dIrl entirely relieve and he obstinate
OF that difficulty.
Mrs DOTi, suffering greatly with ASTHMA and
hrheved 10 be IN consumption cured by using
DOWNS EI.IX;R.
DR. VAN WiNkl.E reduced very low with Con-
sumption ard Bronchitis. SAYS Ihtre used d OWNS
ELIXIR, ard fcunl more relief ON it, than from all
other med,cines c0hb.ned
Eiixir. The disease was Asthma oflong standing al
tended with very bad cough.
DR.. McNAH says, have Downs ELIXIR in cases OF
Whooping Cough with excellent success.
ROLLlN FORD cured of severe pain in the
side, and Distressing Cough. when believed be in
confirmed Consumption by using Downs ElIXir
Rev |. 'TU FILE. Of Camden Ne. cured by
Downs Elixir. of CostiunesS Hectic Feuer. Wight
Sre'ts, Dry Hard Cough, Difficulty Of Brathiag 5c.-
w hen he commenced using ~, he believed 10 be in
The last stas Of Consumption See his IeIer address
sed yrauously 10 he t,osprl Banner and copied
a circular which may be obtained generally of any
Agents.
Sold al wholesale and retail by c. W ATWELI.,
No. 4, unLer the Unea States Hotel, Portland.
Also, sold by A. G. Page, Bath, and by druggists
and dealers in medicine :, literally. 2nif
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Choate.

A report has already been published from
Philadelphia, that MIR. Webster, from his
dying bed, had sent message TO MIR. Choate
advising him not TO vote for Gen Scott.--
This has been denied and denounced as
libel on MIR. Webster. The Philadelphia
Pennsylvania, Of Monday contains the follow
ing card:
.WM. H. HopE-Dear Sir: The Bulletin,
of this afternoon, contained card, headed
Daniel Webster Lbeled,' in which para.
graph from this mornings Pennsylvania,
purporting TO be the dying message from
Daniel Webster, to Rufus Choale, is de-
nouuced as an Infamous SANDER and nv
name is given as the author of the LIBEL
NV connection with this matter is easily
stated.
On my return from visit 10 General
Pierce, on Thursday last, stopped for day
in the city of Boston, where had the honor
of an introduction to Peter Harvey, Esq, of
that city, the intimate, persona! and political
friend OF the lamented Webster. In the
course of a conversation with mutual friend
and myself, Mr.. Harvey said in substance as
follows Mr.. Webster asked me short
time previous to his death, whether Rufus
Choate intended going for Scott?-l an
swered did not know, but thought not
'Well,' said MIR. Webster, tell him he has
youth, talents and bright future before him,
and hope he won't mar all by supporting
Scott. And tell him as my dying message to
him, that after The second day Of November
nert, the Wing party, as National party,
sciH erist only in history
The above is the substance of Mr.. Harvey's
statement the words in italics being his ex-
ACT words. Mr.. Harvey further stated that
General Pierce had behaved well tow ards
Mr.. Webster, and was noble fellow, and
one for whom MIR. Webster entertained
great affection.
had no agency, in the publication of this
conversation, or any portion of it, in the
Pennsylvania, OH any other paper. but
merely repeated it to some friends-Mr Cum
mings, OF the Bulletin, among others. For
the truth of the above, would refer you and
the pubic 10 Peter Harvey. Esq, and Daniel
D. Brodhead, ESQ.,, formerly Navy Agen. Of
Boston.
JOHN BRoDHEAD, I55 Walnut st, PhiIa-
delpha, Nov. l, 1852.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
Another Rapid Cure of Influenza.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass Jrne TO- 1851
DR.. Rogers-Sr This is 10 let you know that your
medicine has cured Of most severe attack OF n
FLUENZA. Few medicines come up to the promises
oflhe inventors but yours dues according my X
perieuce aud only fair Thing that the public should
know it. | suffered for week from Cough. violent IT.
of The palate and throat, sharp pains throus Il
my chest icul breathing and Constant running from
The eyes aud nuslril> This was before ltied Your
Syrup of LiuerDort, Tai an Cdnchailgua One hottie
entirely cuI Ell me, and have objection your pub
lI>nng The fact with my name and res drnce; wht
il will benefit The sick, ii seems like duly for
lge what one knows by personal experience.
THOMAS ALDEN near The U. Armory
eau rION.-None genuine unless there is the
buff wrapper, note Of HIND, signed with PEN by
L. SCOVlLL u Co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by 4. l.. SEQ
ViLL& co Propreiors at ih-r Principal d pot
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, Bro titUly, New , orr Ia
whom all orders Tor The Neciae. ali eiIers relating
agencies, should be addressed, posi- paid
ALSO, for sale III Bath, by A. G. Page aud John
Mathews; Nalduboro, by VI NJ. Rtwsou; DANA
rlscolla, +. Dana. Jr Brunswick, VIM. Baker; + )
feld, ropsham
PRICE-In large bottles, 81 90. bottles for SIS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

DEMONSTRATIONS OF JOY. The democrats of
Hallowell fired 100 guns on Monday evening
last in honor of the election of Pierce and King.
A free collation. was also given to the demo-
Gratis of that city at Winslow's H otel the same
evening. The house was illuminated, bonfres
were lighted in the streets, and the Augusta
Band discoursed most excellent music. Every
thing passed off first rate. The collation. was
excellent. Col. E E. Rice presided at the ia
Bile. Speeches were made by DR.. Nourse of
Bath, Judge Wales, ]. F. Day, L. w. New
man, j. MClench, A. G. Stinchfeld, E. X.
Butler and others, of Hallowell. Sentiment
and joy flowed free and full. Some OF the
wings feeling badly to see such demonstra-
ton right in the nest of whiggery, and pre-
tending to own all the religion in the world
as well as the churches, got hold of the church
bells, and undertook, hap!ess fellows, to Toll
the death knell of whiggery. This was not
contracted for by the democrats, but they
were generally willing to let the wings have
the funeral while they were having the joy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
EASTERN TIMES
sssR MARINE JOURNAL. Sc
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Nov A.
Sch Enterprise, Blake, New York
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston.
Sch ST Mary, McFadden, Boston.
sen Comet, Briggs, Boston.
sen Convoy, Allen, Boston.
sch Mary Adams, Merrill Boston.
Sch Texas. Baker, Newport, RI.
Sch Boston, Bailey, Boston.
Sch Yucatan, Garland, Boston.
Sch Rochester, Rowse, Boston,.
sch Alexandria, -, Boston.
CLEARED.
Ship Marshfeld, (new 999 tons) Torrey, N Orleans.
ship Caspian, Delano, Charleston, sc.
SAILED.
Ship Shanghai, Gray, Char. eston, SC.
Sch Niagara, Stearns, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Brunswick, Woodward, Boston.
Br sch William, Haines, Monkton, NIB.
SAILED.
Sch Mary Ann. Buker, Boston.
Sch Marion, Prebe, Boston.
Sch Adeline, Aud, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Brig Arcadian, Huff, Boston.
Brig Baldwin, Montgomery, Boothbny.
Brig d T, Atkinson, Dorchester, NIB.
Sch Liberty, Pinkham, Boston.
Sch Planet, Preble, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Rush, Leach, Bermuda,
SAILED.
Ship Marshfeld, Torrey, New Orleans.
Ship Caspian, Delano, Charleston, SC.
MONDAY, Nov 8.
CLEARED.
Ship Albert Gallatin new 5S3 tons) storer, Charles
ton, sc.
Brig Vermont, sugett, Somerset
SAILED.
Sch Hylas, Briggs, Medford.
Sch Convoy, Allen, Boston.
Soop p, Ryan, Portland.
TUESDAY, Nov 9.
SAILED.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

THE Day Dock AT EAST BosToN.-The
second section of the new Dry Dock now
being built al East Boston was launched on
Friday afternoon and moored beside the first
section, which WINS launched some weeks
since. The frame for the third section is
ueurIy up, and it will be ready for launch,
ing 10 few weeks. When four sections
are completed The dock will be ready 10 re-
ceive ships of a thousand tons. II is expec-
ted that the fourth will be completed, and
she dock ready for use. before the close of
the present year. When completed, the
dock will consist of six sections, it is being
constructed on the same principle as the one
now 10 operation in New York, and will be
capable Of taking the largest class Of ships
and steamers. The sections are one hundred
and ten feet one way, and twenty seven feet
the other. When they are all put together
ready for receiving ships the dock will he $50
feet long by 10 feet wide. The completion
of this dock will add much to the already
large and continually increasing business Of
that section Of our cily.-Boston Journal
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

BATH SAVINGS INSTITUTION. We are Glad
to learn that this institution is in Furnishing
condition, and that the deposits have already
been upwards of three thousand dollars. The
Tribune says:-"This, we think, is sufficient,
TO establish the fact that Savings Bank can
be well sustained in our community. Many
of the depositors reside in the neighboring
towns, and some at quite distance from Bath.
The officers are men of known ability and in
tegrity; and jepositors may feel perfectly as
sured that the interests of the Institution will
sustain no detriment while under their care. -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
M 81 T T { 81 g5e@.

In TINS CITY, 4th inst, by Rev Fiske Mr. G Eve
leth oil Boston TO Miss Mary Weeks of this city,
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev G r Alien Mr. Horace
Waterhouse to Miss Harriet Ranks both Of Bath by the
same, Mr. Charles Harvey Miss Ann R.nIs s,b inst
by the same Mr. James Murray 10 Miss Ellen Rond ali
OF this city.
In this city, 9th inst by Jeremiah Ellsworth. ESQ Mr.
Charles Harrington of this city to Miss Susan Danior,b
Of Brunswick.
In Phipsburg 2sth ult, by John Mereen, Esq. Mr.
William Crosby to Miss Lydia Oliver all of Phips-
burg.
In Richmond Cd inst by Rev F Barn I'd, Mr. A
Southland to Miss Mary |. Chamberlin, both of r.
In Georgetown, 2oth ut, by Rev E Page, Mr. George
Cornish Of this city, Miss Nancy Berry, of George
town.
In Bowdoin, LIST inst, Mr. ID Edwin Coombs OF Bow
dom to Miss Ann NJ Lee of Brunswick.
In Topsham, LIST inst, by Octavius Merrill, Esq, MI
James Hammond 3D. Of Brunswick to Miss Lavina Ward
of Topsham.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
Sore and Weak Eyes,
CAN CURED BY USING THE
American Eve Salve.

MR. COOMBS, Blacksmith, i'll RockIand, who had
NJ suffered badly with anil ak eyes, and ha
pended as he said more than fifty dollars without oh
tanning The least relief, cured by one box of the
Eye Save. Refer 10 J. l. Moody, Druggist, Rock.
rand. or 10 Mr. Coombs, at his shop
A child III Portland, who had very bad eyes, was
cured by using the American Eye Sa'ue, after having
tried all other remedies without the least benefit.
a young lady, of Portland, who for about Two years
had sort OF tumor ON the eyed whic had been Treat
ed by the best physicians without effect, and be-
Geved 10 be Cancerous Tunor, was cured by single
box ofIhe Americau Eye-Salve.
Sold by C. w ArWELL, under the U. s. Hotel
Portland, General Agent for State of Maine.
Also sold by A G Page, Bath, and by Druggists
and dealers in medicine generally. 20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

"DELUDING OTHERS AND HALF DELUDING OUR
SELVES. 1T will be satisfaction 10 those
supplemented wings who have been deceived
into the belief that Scott would be elected, to
read the following acknowledgement of the fact
from the Seward wing paper, the Albany Eue-
ming Journal. 1t is rascally precious con-
fession.
To have expressed apprehensions during the
heat of battle, would have wounded the feel
ings of the ardent and wholly disheartened the
wavering and therefore zoe fought on bindiy,
deluding Others and half deLuding omseiues.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

LATER FROM CALIFoRNIA.-New York,
Nov. s. The steamer Star of the West has
arrived. She brings 300 passengers and
S5OO,OOO in specie. She left San Juan OH
the 3lsl Oct, with the passengers from the
steamer which arrived at San Juan del Sud
from San Francisco the day previous.
The dates are from California 10 the 18th
October.
The news is not important.
The Wing and Democratic County Dele
gates are holding their separate meetings 10
fill The nominations for county offices.
The Pavilion Hotel, Brighton, near Sacra-
mento, together with its outhouses, has been
destroyed by fire; loss $4,000. Occupied
by Charles Denman.
Steamer John P. Flint was wrecked on the
22d of September.
Great distress exists among the overland
emigrants.
FROM OREGoN.-The latest news from
Oregon is 10 the 10Th of October, and unim !
pOrlalt.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA AND TOMATO BlrrERs-WeAvER's SALT
RHEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAI's GAL
vANIC BELTS, BRACELETS &C.-DR. JAMES
FAMILY VI EDIcINEs-WuBoR's COMPOUND
of Cop I.IvEI OIL AND LIME.
Tnwnsend'S SarSaparIlIa Calarrh Snuff
PAIN Killer richardson's Iiers
Abbou's Bnters Syrup of Liverwort
Johnson's Limament Pulmonary Balsam
Medicamenlum Pills Of al kinds
rooihache Drops Pile Elecluary
Composition Powders Bone LInament
Hair Oils Worm I.ozenges
Eye Water VermuSe
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al The City Market by
1y43 A. G.. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
-, New Orleans,
DISASTERS.
Ship R X Page

Brig Cushnoc, while anchor abt 10 miles outside the
Bar at Cedar Keys, broke adri in the gale the 9Th ut
and went ashore Snake Key Flats where she be-
yoId the reach of any probable blow Her cargo has
been taken to Cedar Keys in lighters. Vessel and cargo
uninjured
Brig Joseph Kellar, of and fin Rockland at Galveston
took The gale of Both u in lat 32 lost boat, had bull
warks stove, sal $ split, &c.
Brig Virginia, of Richmond, from Chesapeake Bay for
Boston, got ashore Sandy Hook quence of
her campass being incorrect. She off with loss of
anchor but without other serious damage, and pro-
ceeded TO New York 9Th
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

The WING PARTY.-The Boston Transcript
pertinently remarks:-
I'VE hope that the first thing the Wings will
do will be to drop the meaningless name, by
which the party has been designated the last
sixteen years. Il has no applicability in this
country under existing circumstance. 1t is OBJ
solete. There must be new organization I'M
der a new name
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

MASSACHUSETTS STATE ELECTION. There is no
choice of Governor in Massachusetts by the
people. There are SO wings elected to the
House, according to the Traveller, So democrats
and coalition, and 255 vacancies; to the Senate,
10 wings and dem. and coalition.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

An old old gentleman travelling, some
years ago. inside the Bath mail stage, had
two ladies, sisters, for companions. The
younger. an invalid, soon fell asleep, and the
old gentleman expressed his regret 10 see SO
charming young lady in i'll health.
'Ah! yes, indeed sighed the elder sister
"a disease of the heart Dear me- was the
sympathetic response. 'at her age! Ossif-
cation, perhaps?' 'Ossif-? Oh no, sir,
lieutenant.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

One of the most important discoveries Of modern sci
eace tor the cure OF pulno affections, is The Bal
of Wild Cherry The credit of It's discovery
due 10 the celebrated DR. Wisar. This valuable COM
p'und has restored thousands of ferers To health
is expecorant, tonic and demucent, and is said TO be
purely vegetable preparation. Under lis magic n-
nuence the most obstinate coughs colds and bronchial
rrhailons disappear. We have used il and recon-
mend IL. particularly this season. when the yrea,
cause OF disease, East winds, are prevalent.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11
"lstar'S RalSam of Wild Cherry

go o1ueeu IN the year 1885, and has been well
"a t, AZ me comp ains for which II is recommend
Gu, lof zen years IL has proved more elcacious as
remedy LOT coughs, Colds, Influenza bronchitis Ash
ma and Consumption, in its ipcpien stages. than anv
other medicine. e's' '"'h any
From the Dedham, Mass. Gazette, Feb Is. 1919.
The introduction of this famous medicin. IN n. ,,
lic by Seth w Fowle has been of more = rvc p
ably, Than any other article that has yet been discov
cred and has effected more Of various comnl.i.
that flesh is heir to- Than all the miserable compound
that have yet been trumpeied throughout The
country The numerous certificates III his advertise
meut fully substantiaies the virtues fit
LOOK OUT FOR mutations AND COUN-
TERFEITS.
Remember the original and only genuine Wistars
Bslsam of Wild Cherry always bears the written sig
nature of BUTTS OH the outside wrapper.
Address all orders to the General agent, Seth w.
Fowle Boston, Mass. 4w.20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-11

SoIREE. The ladies' of the Winter Street
Benevolent Society, held a soree at the City
Hall last Wednesday evening. The proceeds,
we learn, were about $50, which are to be
applied for the benefit of the Maine Missionary
Society,"