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The Road to Wealth.

PLAlNT.
Copy ola Letter adore ssedto J. X Heydon Esq SID
ney, New South Wales, dated Feb 18th, 1851
SRA Mr. Thomas Clark, "a settle at Lake George,
was for a considerable lime seriously afflicted with
complaint oflhe Liver, together with the Gravel. His
medical attendants after trying all their SKILL candidly
told him that his was hopeless and any further eff
forts useless In this situaiion and when expecting
every day would terminate his existence friend
commended him 10 try Hooway's Pills and a forlorn
hope he did the first dose gave him iderable
relief he therefore persevered taking them according
to the directions and restored TO perfect health
He will feel great pleasure IN confirming this stale
ment or even make affidavit the effect
should ii be required.
(Signed) WIN. JONES,
Proprietor of the Goulburn Herald, New So. Wales.
Cure of pain and tightness in the Chest and
Stomach of person 81 years of age.
From Messrs Thew & Son, Proprieiors OF the Lynn
Advertiser who can vouch for The following state
ment.-August2 1851.
To Professor Holloway. SIR,-I desire 10 bear tes-
timony 10 the good effects OF Hooways Pills For
some years suffer red severely from pain and tight
in The stomach, which was also accompanied by
shortneSs OF breath, that prevented me from walking
about. am 81 years OF age and Notwithstanding my
advanced oflife, these pills have so relieved me,
ed with their virtues am now rendered, by their
MEANS comparatively active and can take exercise
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or, pain, which could not do
HENRY coz, North Street, Lynn, Norfolk.
Wonderful efficacy of Holloways Pills in eases
of Dropsy.
Persons suffering from DropSy, elmer aDoul the turn
of life other times, should Immediately have
course 10 these pills. hundreds of persons
ally cured by their use, of this dreu i'll its
different stages, when all other means had failed.
These celebrated Pills wonderfully elhcaclous in
the following complaints
Ague Fevers otall kinds stone and
Asthma Fits Gravel
Bilious Complaints Gout Secondary
Bloiches on the skin Headache symptoms
Bowel COMPLAINTS Indigestion Tic Dolour-
Coles Inflammation eaux
Conspaiionof the Jaundice lumors
Bowels Liver Complaints Ulcers
Consumption Iumbago Nenerlal Alec
Debility Piles llohs
Dropsy Rheumatism worms OF all
Dysentery Retention OF Urlne KINDS
ErvsipeIas Scrofua Or Kings Weaknesses
Female IRREGULAR Evil from whatev
ties Sore Threats er cause, &c
Sold at the Establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY
pa Strand. near Temple Bari London ana oy alIre-
speciabe Druggists and deaersn medicine throughout
The British mDire and of those Of the United States
in pois and box at 7k cents S7cents and 81 so each
Wholesale by The Principal Drug Houses N the Uni
OH. and by JOSHUA DURGIN co, Portland
John Mathews and A G Page, Agents for Bath
There considerable saving by taking the large
sizes
NJ b. Directions for the guidance of patients IN ev-
cry disorder are fixed 10 each box. eo?1y11
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P O E 7 R Y


You're rich, and yet you are not proud;
You are not selfish, hard, or vain;
You look upon the common crowd
With Sympathy, and not disdain
You'd travel far to share your golo
With humble sorrow unconsoled;
You'd raise the orphan from the dust,
And help the sad and widowed mother:
Give me your hand-you shall-yos must
love YOU as brother.
You're poor, and yet you do not scorn
Or hate the wealthy for their wealth;
You toll contented night and morn,
And prize the gift of strength and health
You'd share your little with a{riend,
And what you cannot give you'd lend;
You take humanity on trust,
And see more merit in another:
Give me your hand--you shall-you must
love you as brother.
And what care l how rich you be
love you if your thoughts are pure;
What signifies your poverty,
1t you can struggle and endure
'Tis not the. birds that make the spring,
IT'S not the crown that makes the king
If YOU are wise, and good, and just,
You've riches better than all other;
Give me your hand-you shall-you must
l love YOU as brother.
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Bath Savings Institution
Incorporated April, 1852.
DAVID @. MAGoUN, President.

David Magoun William NJ Reed
William ID Sewall j William Moses
William Payne George w Kendall
Charles Davenport.
JOHN II. KIMBALL, Treasurer.
NE Institution is ready receive deposits at the
office of John II Kimb Ill, Treasurer of any
less than dollar, for the benefit of the deposition,
such person may be designated without limitation
ia residence.
Four per interest per annum will be allowed on
all of five dollars and upwards, computed seman
nuay.
All the profits of the Institution will be divided among
the depositOrs, in addition TO the four per cent.
u Office hours from 10 IL O'clock Wednesdays
and Saturdays
Bath, Aug IA, 1852. Off
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LEONARD SCOTT & cos
LIST OF
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An Arabian Proverb says: A fool is to
be known by six things:
He ScoIds without q cause;
He is talking without an interest;
He changes his opinions without any
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EXCHANGE
On England, Ireland and Scotland.
ED WARDS & BREWSTER,
No 4 NInfp Street RnSfn11

WILL draw BILLS EXCHANGE for the sum Of one
w pound and upwards upon Messrs WIGGIN & Co.,
London, charging five dollars the pound sterling.
Are permitted to refer in Boston to
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I- Bills of Exchange drawn above, at current rates
can be had on application to 5 SEWALL.
Bath, Dec IA, 1852. eff
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/ IN S u r A N G e.
j. 8. SEWALL,
Front Street, Bath, Maine,
Is the duly authorized Agent the following Insur
ance Companies and will take RISKS in either al the
lowestrales.
Hope Marine Insurance Co.,
Of Boston-Capital 100000. Risks on Vessels,
Freight, Money Goods and Eacs, for an amounr
not exceeding $4,000 one risk.
WIN Parrot, Pres. Augustus Lovett, Sec.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.,
ofWorceser Mass-Capal, 100000.
Hollister, Pres. Chas Washburn, Sec.
10 FhIs company commences business with a cash
capital Of 5000 900, ard will insure against loss dam
age by fire on Dwellings, Furniture, Stores Stocks Of
Goods and merchandise generally.
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Of Concord, NH-Capital, S53S,S99.
Thos freadwel, Pres Lang, Sec.
American Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Expense ofInsurance reduced 25 per cent!
Prof Benjamin Silliman, Pres Olives Brewster,
(Boston) Acuary.
California Life Insurance Risks taken in a
responsible Life Insurance Co. having acAsH CAPITAL
of s 100, 900 paid IN. 3m34
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He asks questions wthou, an object;
He confides in another without KNOW
ing him;
And, he does not know how to distin-
guIsh his friends from his enemies.
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WINES AND SPIRITS,
For Medicinal PURPOSES.

TAMESMITCHEI has beendulyapponled blythe
u Mayor and Aldermen Agent for the city 10 sell
Wines &c for medicina nd mechanical purposes on
w. agreeaby the Act for the suppression OF drink
ing houses and pplng shops sand Is now prepared to
furnish The article for the above purposes al
on Centre Street.
Bath, Aug 10, 1852 lOtf
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G{E||N]jI !, 9} 5
SS:s<2zz2na1sSsSA IT, - ~
~"~--~
CADKER& SALT RHEUM
% VA ER- III E
GATKER CURE And GERATE,
WARRANTED A PERFECT CURE FOR
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofulous
Humors, Liver Complaint and all diseases
arising from an impure state Of the
p1nad

These medicines are The scientific preparations Of
regular physician
H. THE SYRUP il an article which stands unriUalIed
and uRegRdLed IN this any other country, great
humor medicine Ii Is entirely different from any pre-
paralion of SGrSdpaTiHd D0ck and Is far better than
any or ~ Of them. 1t has now been tested ~ more
than 100000 cases, embracing persons Of both sex
all ages and III every station OF fe and for al me
above named diseases, ana as yet 10 our koWleuge,
there has not been the first instance where IL mas not
done he work just rs il was stated il would be-
90 MORE THAN lou, 900 cases of humors IN AL Their
many and varied forms, have been treated and been
permanently cured by IL.
rI- observation-disclosures who have suffered from
this distressing complaint for years, have III every
known case been cured by these medicines.
GJ- AT LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND SALT KHEUM IA
TENTS have used the Syrup together with be Cerale
many ofthem old and Invelerate cases, and ID every
instance effected
o. For ALL ScRoFULoUs HUMoRs-The Syrup for
them has no equal in Sa7saParilla anything else
FEMALE IRREGULARITiEs.-There Is no one cause
which produces greater amount OF suffering IMAM lhe
Irregular action OF the female functions In these ii
stores 10 health srengthaud vigO and enables nature
toassume her natural periods.
disease need no longer be the dread OF nursing NOM
ers, for their is now reliable remedy. Inc syrup
together with the Canker Cure, Will at once most e.
leciually and permanently cure this disease
U NENEREAL TAINTs AND MERcURIAL pISEAsES'
are poisonous impurities Of the blood when hrouSh
their effect upon the glands felt III every part OF Inc
human system. Not single organ that does MOI leel
the effects of these poisons and by their reacIo upon
each other efeciually prevent all the unalded eors
ofnature 10 throw them off. In such eases, 4 mere
was ever specific for any diseases Inc SYrups ior ms
CAUTION.-Nehero OF these articles are genuine
without the signature of s. A. Weaver i Co., on
the outside wrapper.
Manufactured at New London, Conn. by s. A WEA-
YER & Co. 10 whom all orders must be addressed
JAMES L. KELLEY g. CO., Portland, wholesale
Agents for the Slute of Maine.
Also sold by A. G.. Page, Bath Edmund Dana
Wiscasset; +. Dana Jr. Da marscotta; Dr. Geo. r.
Upham and VIM Baker, Brunswick, and by Druggists
uen ralv a all Tho Statax gm2O
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FOR TIE Cure OF
White Swellings, Old and Fresh Wounds, Fever
Sores, Scald Head Sore Legs, sprains, Bruises,
Inhammations, Sore Breasts, Rheumatic
Pains, Biles, Piles, Corns, Burns, Scrofu-
lous and other Tumors, Painful Swell
ings Chil1lains, alterations OF
every kind.
This according the INDIANS directions, who make
more use Of this one Than OF all others.
ni emphaeally the INDIANS PANACEA which they have
course id all Cuts Wounds Sores Ulcers spains Bruises Burns &c
The proprietor public Inslb Remedy GF all tho
eases in which is recommended
WHITE SWELLINGS
or he most obstinate nature ampuao1 The only
remaining untreI quite BY the Indian Salye Many viii
testify efficacy these dangerous and in IOhs
Scroiulous and Painful Sores.
JUNIORS AND BILES
BY freed pain, and fastened The full
matter in them freely entirely discharged healthy created
and speedy cure effected
SCALD HEAD CURED.
TIE Ipn sYe certain al srupive Sores.
scaps Son White State and promotes healthy growth
OF the hair.
CORNS ERADICATED.
The Indian save far supa,se Pas invented s~
applications are sufficient 0 The worst cases Try IT,
SORE BREASTS
Are cured BY a few applications.
FEVER SORES OR ULCERATED LEGS
by Indian Salve surely and more ecay nan
b ny other Medicine. with this complaint will do well
to try a box 1T IS THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE
PILES sweed JOINTS Pains Contraction Of the Cords are
greatly benefited by it, 1t easy to use and always Cures no AmH
should be without box accidents such Cuts Bruises SorS
p Cbapl and Cracked Hands, and sead Frost Bites Chi
Naips Piles Flesh Wounds Try and will e without
it, because the good does will be felt atonee
Price 25 cents per box, with full directions for nse
PREPARED BY A. 3. HART, NJ. o.
GREENWICH STREET, NEW. YORK
And sold bv Agents in nearly ever, City Town and Village A uAS
States nd British American Provinces
AGENTs-A Page and e Lincoln, Bath; :
Perry & Co. Geo Todd, j Lowell and II SegbuTgl
Phipsburg w SWEET and BENJAMIN SWEET Jr, AZ
rowsic w G Emmons, SeWall Watson Messrs Bel
~ 4 Sampson and Sader, Georgetown William
Baker, Isaac : Stanwood, j. SIanwood ard Geo
Upham Brunswick w Clifford Edgecomb: @ Fish
er, McClmtoek, w Carlisle, Booihbnyi Dana, Jr9
DamariscoIta II Herbert, Brieiol.
NATHAN WOOD, General Agent fnr Name. ..
Also--For sale by the above agents. Hmckeys Asst
aIic Liniment, Asiac and Poor Mans Paslers ior
Rheumatsm Cramps, SpTains, &C. lyle
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Guano.


A LOT ofPeruvian Guano, for sale by
n May IS nj r UANNbAA
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Herring.

ONLY So, 25 for Gents Kip Boots: at
" Nov 30, 1852. ). w RUBEN III
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Paint your Roofs.

4 SO BOXES English Herring for sale by r,,,,
e)U Oct 18Th 1852. II NJ. F. GANNETT.
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CAUTION.-Neilhero these articles are genuine
withoutthe signature Of s. A. Weaver = Co., on
the outside wrapper.
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Manufactured at New London, Conn, by ; "A WEA-
YER & Co, 10 whom all orders must be addressed
JAMES l.. KELLEY g. CO., Portland, wholesale
for The off al
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"A clergyman, writing 10 a friend, thus
.eiis now he was done OUT of dollar
BY brother
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where ampuaol seemed The only course
remaining unre quite the Indian Salye Many viii
testify efficacy dangerous and in all other
c. o. G
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JUNIORS AND BILES
sCALD HEAD CURED.

by freed from pain, and fastened The ~
freely and entirely discharged and healthy flesh create
anda speedy Effected.
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nELIVERED in all the principal Giles in the Uni
~ ted States free ofposage, and for warded by mail
under the provisions OF the late posl-olfce law, al
merely nominal rates.
The London @ unrierIy Review CONSERVATIVE
The EdiHl lluPUI, Re- (Nhiul
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This Salye according INDIANS directions, who make
more Of IL article than OF all others
1t is empha lily the INDIANS PANACEA which they have
course id all Cuts Wounds Sores Ulcers Sprans Bruises Burns &c
The proprietor public Insllb Remedy GF al the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-19

LONDON, August "A very favora BILE change has
cured in the weather. which has had 10 good effect the
wheat The reports of the spread of the potato disease
conflicting but the whole unsatisfactory At Mark
Is R quarter advance Foreign wheat hardly main
tanned. Flour inactive but firm. Corn in demand. Tea
firm.
Money generally unchanged, but securities had
downward tendency Money in increased demand Con-
soils had declined to S7@92 Best bills 81 per cent discount
Houses had raised their rates per cent.
LIVERPOOL August 3.-Cotton continued in Active de-.
mand at fair ratessaes since the Africa 900 bales, of
which spectators took 5000 and exporters 900 bales
McHenry quotes less activity in wheat and -four and
treme rates of last week maintained Corn steady.
Richardson e Bro say that owing to the fine weather.,
Breadstus quieter and wheat and -four in limited de-
mand at the prices of the preceding Tuesday.
The stock moderate Beef and Pork wanted. In
Bacon fair business doing Shoulders had declined to-
30s. Cheese wal much looked for.
HAVRE, Aug. 3.-Sales of Cotton for the weok 1000
bales, at 74@95f. for Orleans.
European Markets, per America.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 6.-Cotton opened active at the be-
ginning of the week. but fell off at the close There we're
sellers than buyers and prices unsteady Mddlpg
and lower qualities had declined i'd Sales of the week a.
200 baesof which spectators bales
ers $3.50 bales. The quotations Fair Orleans I'd,
Midding 6sd, fair Mobile and Upland SD, Mddng
Cd.
quiet, at decline of I'd in wheat and Is u bb IN
-four. Corn was steady, White Wheat Is l0d @Ss; red
Is Sd @7s Cd Canal -four 27s; Philadelphia Baltimore and
Ohio 27s. I'd White and yellow Corn ais Cd.
Provsons-Nless Beef was in improved demand, at 99s.
Cd loss Pork frmer Bacon unchanged Lard active at
5355s Talow 53s Rosin active at as Sd for codfnon
and 2s for fine Rice was firm; Sugar and Coffee firm
Congou Teas had declined Id.
At Manchester trade Arm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-U. S. stocks were qu-
ct but firm. U. S SIS, g. llA ditto 81, g. I0@ul. Pa
5s 85@69 Maryland SIS 963@97a Massachusetts5's, los
| @l09.
| Consols had declined o 97I@974.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT or WILMLNGTON, NoRTH-CAROLINA
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Aug. 13-Schr. Araminta Andrews, from Baltimore to
Russell q Bro with mdze
-Steaner Rowan, Barber, from Fayetteville, to E. J.
U $. M. Steamer Gladiator. sterett, from Charles
15U s Mail Steamer Wilmington Burns from Charles
ton. with 90 passengers.
Evergreen, Watson, from Fayetteville, W.
sehr Ann Maria, Morgan, from LockwOOds Folly to J.
H; Chadbourn & Go.
sehr. Laura Whehurst from Little River DeRosset
& Brown; with naval stores
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh stedman from Fayetteville
16-U s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates from Charles
Steamer Henrietta Rothwel from Fayetteville to Yves
16-steamer Gov Graham, Hurt, from Fayetteville, to
Brig China Holmes, from Rockport, (Me.,) to w M.
l7-schr. j. c. Manson, Rabun, from Shaotte, to An
y. S Mail Steamer Gladiator sterett from Charleston,
Isl S Mail Steamer Wilmington Burns from Charles
ton, with Sc passengers.
CLEARED.
! A-U s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, for Charles
I5-U S Mail Steamer Gladiator sterett, for Charles
Aug i5DSchr II. " Smith, Hobart, for New York, by
Miles Costin; with naval stores.
Flanner; with naval stores.
l5-steamer Rowan Barber for Fayetteville, by E. j.
16-U. S Mail Steamer Wilmington, Burns for Charles
ton, with 40 passengers
Schr. champion, CnadWck tor ShaUotte by j. H. Chao-
bourn s. Co.
steamer Fanny Luterloh stedman Fayetteville by
! E. ]. I.utterloh.
! l6-Brig Albert Adams, Snow, for Boston, by Adams
Bro. & Co; with naval stores
Schr. Ann Maria, Morgan, for Lockwoods Folly, by j.
Chadbourn Il Co.
l7-schr Mary Isabella Sumner, for Norfolk, by Russell
& Bro; with lumber. &C.
schr Julia Norton for Philadelphia, by George Harrs
with 454 bbs rosin
Steamer Brothers. Carter for Fayetteville, by Jno Banks
with one boat in tow.
Evergreen, Watson, for Fayetteville, by w
McRary.
u s. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates for Charleston
with Al passengers.
l7-Schr Monterey, Somers, for Philadelphia by !.
Fanner with O35 bbls. Rosin Sc do Spts Turpentine
lS-Steamer Henrietta, Rothwell, for White Hail. by
Vessel & Eilers
Schr. John P Brown, Coett for Philadelphia, by Geo
arriss with 423 bbs Spts Turpentne 100 do Pitch 5
do Rosin l6 bales waste. A do Yarn, l6 do sheetng
boxes mdze., and 81 7S9 it. lumber.
18.-U. S. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt, Sterett, fo
Charleston, with 4S passengers.