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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-17

t lNCOLN, ss-Notice is hereby given that by vir-
III tue Of lcence dated Jan 3, 1883 10 me granted
by the Judge of Probate, within and the Count of
Lincoln, there will be exposed for sale al public auc
lion, OH Saturday, the both day of March, 1853 al
O'Clock IN the afternoon, much of the real estate of
Joseph Tarr late Of Bowdon, including The reversion
of the widows dowertherein, as will produce The sum
Of Sll72 S. Tor the payment of The just debts of said
deceased, charges OF administration and incidental
charges. Said real estate is situated in Bowdoiu
County OF Lincoln, and being the norhery half The
old Jordon Grover farm called, the homestead where
the said Tarr last lived, formerly owned by Horizon
Grover: son Of Jordon Grover, late Of Bowdoln de-
ceased, and bounded as follows -wcsterly by land of
Isaac Or ver-northerly by land owned by Abel G ro-
ver-eaSterly by land owned by Timothy Bukcr-
southerly by land owned by Harvey McManus, of
Brunswick, containing forty acres or less with
The buildings thereon. For further particulars refer
may be had 10 Registry Of Deeds, Western Dis
trct, two deeds, rded Feb 18Th 1851 OF suid
deeds, guardian deed, Elisha Maoon given 10 Jo-
seph Tarr dated Feb 21 Ie4s, this decd i 10 convey
A warranty deed Lovina Maloon and William Ma
loon given 10 Joseph Tarr dated Feb D. 1S4S mean
ing 10 convey undivided half of The real estate of
Horton Grover that is half Of forty acres more or
less, above described, the widows dover has be en-
set off in the above named premises. Also. pew
in The North Bapust Meeting House i'll Bowdon all
property will be sold the door of the house on The
premises Condtiors made known al the time Of sale
HUMPHREY PURINTON,
Administrator OH said Tarrs estate
Bowdom Feb Q, 1853. 3w35
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Johnsan's Linamcnt, R.R. Relief,

MUSTANG Linamemi ASiaiic Linameni Pain Kill
WI Ter, Poor mans Plaster, British Oil, Haraem OIL
Nerve and Bone Lnameni, Magnetic and Hebrew
Plaster &c, &c, for sale by A. G. PAGE
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MONDAY, Feb. IA.

The NATIcK MURDER, CONFESSION OF THE
MURDERER.-Our readers will recoflect the
details Oft the horrible murder of Mr.. Ouvra
Taylor and wife in Natck, Mass, on the
evening of the l7lh of September last
Thomas Casey, an lrishman about 20 years
OF age, was arrested on suspicion of being
the murderer, and subsequently examined on
The charge and committed to Lowell Jail to
await his trial at the April Term of the Su-
preme Judicial Court. Until quite recently,
Casey has stoutly denied his guilt, or any
knowledge whatever OF the murder. Within
few days past, in conversation with per-
sons in The Jail at Lowell Casey fully con-
'fessed his guilt of the horrible tragedy, and
stated that he and Mr.. Taylor had some dis
pule about half dollar, which caused fight
between them, and in the scufIle he gave Tay-
lor his mortal wound. Casey also states that
Mrs. Tay Tor overhearing the noise, came in
TO the room, when he thought he might as
well fix her out too Casey appears very
Indifferent in regard 10 his late.-Boston Jour
nal
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ID G 81 { III s.

In this city, 9th nst Ellen Ring, aged years and
months.
In this city, 10th nst Mrs Permelia wife of Mr. Harr
Smith, aged AZ years.
In this city, 10th ns Maria T. daughter OF Mr. Charles
Douglass aged II months.
In this city, 18th inst, Mr. William Loring aged 22
yenrs.
In this city, 18th inst, Mary Bennett, aged S mos
: In this city, l4th ms Anna X, daughter of Johnson
Rdeout, Jr, aged IA months.
In West Bath, 18th inst, William III, of Mr. Ezra
Brown, aged years
10 years.
in Brooklyn, Y, 4th inst Mr. John Heath, former
IL of this city.
In Newcastle, 4th inst, Miss Mary Baker, aged %
years aud "a days.
In Rockland, 29th ult Mr. VIM Perry, aged &c.
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y. B. HUDSON

Has Removed to Front Street,
In The store recently occupied by Charles Russell
FURNITURE OF all descriptions on hand Collins
furnished at short notice. Old work repaired ana
painted. 26If
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GG 81 Z Y 6I@yeS.

In this city, 10th inst by Rev Allen Mr. Frederic
Berry, of Newton, Mass to Miss Sarah Corss, of this
city.
In this city, 9Th in ST. by the same, Mr. Robt Croker
to Miss Eliza Ann ID urgn, both of this city.
In this cty by Rev NJ w Willis, Mr. Daniel X Brown
TO Miss Margaret Rdeout
In DamarscOtta 23d ult Zenas Hall of robeboro to
Miss Nancy Chapman of Damariscotta.
In RockIand, Mr. Sanford Burkett Il Miss Mary
Khoades; Mr. Zeabar w Richards TO Miss Lauretta
CTaigg
In Boston, 29h ult, Mrs Henry Chandler of Boston,
TO MISS Priscilla I Snowdeal OF Rockand
In Lowell Mr. William Jones, Of Boston, to Miss Mar
tina Church, of Richmond.
IN Gloucester, Mass, Mr. Charles Perkins, OF New
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DELIVERED in all The principal cities in the Uni
~ ted states, free ofposage, and forwarded by mail
under The provisions Of The late pos -olfce law, al
mel ely nominal rates
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MA2l2A DIAlA9S
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

4 HEALTHY ahd sure restorative for the Hair
n preventing il from falling of, and restoring liz
nat ural appearance and original color whe inclined
10 gray, making il soft and fine, without the danger
10 the head usual with hair dyes, and free from all
disagreeabe consequences This restorative when
efficiently applied, is 10 the head removing
dandruf and all culaneous erupiions while al The
same time il stimulates the hair, producing a fine,
glossy appearance, and restoring il 10 It's original
shade OF color The proprietor has received great
personal benefit from the of This article which he
has brought to its present state of perfection by re-
peated and carefully Tasted experiments and he now
offers 70 the public in The fullest assurance that il
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction when properly applied
Directions accompanying each bottle
Prepared only by The proprietor, in Bath who can
furnish any amount OF ostimony eslabls the well
earned reputation of The Restorative.
DANIEL LARRABEE
Principal Depot for the sale of the above wholesale
and retail, at Owen K Cos Front ST. Bath
Bath, Feb -, 1853, *
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Wistar's Balsan of Uild Cherrv

We seldom resort 10 patent medicines, having a rea
respect for The skill OF The regular profession bul chance
Threw INTO our way the above named medcin imme
daiey after the close of the last session of the ers
latnrs, when our lungs were almost dried up by The
hIghly rarhed atmosphere of our warmed State
House The Basam immediately relieved us ola mos
harassing cough, which threatened our health IN I
serious degree We feel that are indebted 10 il fol-
for some fifteen pounds of animal weight-whch adj
dton once felt cannot be forgotten.
Nine genuine unless signedL BUTTSsn the wrap
per.
CAUTfoN.-The only genuine and original article
first int reduced in the year 1885, IL has been wei
tested, and appreciated for years, in all the com
plants for which il has been recommended, VIZ =
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma and Con
sumption, in IT'S incipienl stages No other medicine
has proved more efhcacious.
Rememberthe original and only genuine Wisar'
Balsam of Wild Cherry aways hears the written sig
nature of. BUTTS on the outside wrapper.
Address NIL orders TO the General Agent, Seth w
Fowle, Boston, Mass 4w2O
For sale IN Bath by A Page.
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MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE,
BY STOCK OFFICES

STOW ES.
A ELECTROMAGNETIC Cooking Pa rlor and Store
"a Stoves, Of The most approved patterns now selling
BY he subscribers al REALTY REDUCED prices
Also,consantly on hand, Coal Holds, Shevels. Stiff
ers, stove Funnel Sad-lrons, Tnand Copper Ware 90
everydescrptionan all other articles usually kepiin
hardwarestore. MITCHELL LOW
Bath Jan. % 1852. %
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EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. S sA
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Feb 10.
Brig Clara Ellen, French, Savannah.
Sch Geo Davis, Oliver, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Catherine NIckes, Nickels Matanzas
Sch Hal Dwell, Arey, Rockland.
SATURDAY, Feb IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch Convoy, McFadden, Boston.
Sch Exeter, Snow, Boston.
SAILED.
Brig Martha, Allen, Savannah. .
Brig Metallack, Alley Philadelphia
Sch Hudson, Berry Cuba.
MONDAY, Feb a.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mexico, Lloyd, Wilmington, via Boston.
SAILED.
Brig Moncello, Clifford, Georgetown, sc.
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NEW COUNTY.
Public CITY Meeting.

The meeting of the citizens called for Tues
day evening, stands adjourned to Friday even
ing next, 18th inst. The whole subject of a
new County was referred to a committee, con-
ssting of Messrs. II. w. Owen, G. Clapp, Jr.
John Palten. d. G. Magoun and ]. Ellsworth.
The committee will report at the adjourned
meeting. A general attendance of the citizens
is requested.
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk.
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NARROW ESCAPE On Friday OF last
week, Mr.. Mark Leach Of DanvlIle was pro-
ceedng through his field with team of IN
ruly oxen, drawing heavy load on his sled
He had some difficulty in keeping his oxen
in the desired direction. and stood on the off
side Of the sled, holding on TO a crooked
stake, the sled rose over knoll, and when il
pitched forward, threw him by jerk in front
of the sled. His head being thrown under
the front of one of the runners, and in this
condition he was dragged forward some two
or three rods, provldentaly Mr.. Leach was
enabled 10 keep his head up high enough TO
prevent the sled from passing over il, and f
nally by desperate exertlon he clelred him
sell, though in SO doing, the edge of the sled
runner struck him above the eye and turned
the flesh of his forehead up over on to The top
of his head. BewiIdered bloody, and al
most blind, the unfortunate man had to trav-
el more than halt a mile before he could Oh
tain assistance. Demon ATTIC Advocate.
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Departure Of Gen. Pierce for Washington.
Gen Pierce aeft Concord on Monday afternoon
last accompanied by his private Secretary, Sid
ney Webster, Esq. A Concord correspondent
of the Boston Journal says that the Cabinet
has been formed, MECHANICALLY and definitely,
and that this fact will be announced in a Con-
cord paper to-day. The names Of the members
will not be made known until the Inauguration
of the President.
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u Whenany article has agreat sale, we conclude,
ana justly too that there be vriue in il 10
cause this sale Judging from this think that the
Balm OF Thousand Flowers must be the best thing
ever invented for removing tan, pimpes snd reckles
rom the face Only so cents per bottle.
by SAWYER & MAGoUN and VIM B. srEARNs
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IgFNNGD Kl@WSMA

rNHE subscriber has leased the above well
"a known establishment, on Centre St where
ssm he will be happy to accommodate the travelling
I-AkkA community and the public generally.
The house has been newly painted aud put in the most
perfect order; the pleasant and well ventilated
aud has been furnished throughout with new furniture
rendering it one of the peasantest stopping places ol
travellers in this vicinity.
His table will always be supplied with the best the
market Affords and effort on his part will be spared
to secure the comfort OF his patrons
" Charges reasonable. JACOB MCDONALD.
Bath, Feb 2, 1853 3w32*
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Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA AND TOMATO BITTERs-WeAvER's ALT
RHEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAD's GAL
vANtc BELTS, BRACELETS, &C.-DR. JAYNE's
FAMILY MEDIcINEs-WILBoR's COMPOUND
OF Cop LIVER OIL AND LIME.
Enwnsend's Sarsaparilla Catarrh Snuff
Pam Killer Richardson's Bitters
Abbott Biiters Syrup of Liverwort
Johnson's Linament Pulmonary Balsam
Medicamentum Pills of all kinds
Tooihache Drops Pile Electuary
Composition Powders Bone L.Inament
Hair Oils Worm Lozenges
Eye Wafer Vermifuge
Aud all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al The City Markedly
1y43 PACE
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Social Lavea.

The Ladies Of The Universalis Society Of this city
will hold SOCIAL LEVEE at the City Hail. OF
THURSDAY EVENING: nth inst. The usual en-
tertainments will be provided.
Tickets rs cenis-to be had at Stearns' News De.
poi, and al The door.
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Rev. DR.. Nichols in paying just tribute
10 the memory of Rev. Mr. Judd, said, that
when he was told that he must die, his reply
was, Wen, this k1OU, that 1 loUe my God
And again before lie fell into his last, long
sIeer, he murmured, among his last words,
Us all lCeH'
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For Preserving, Restoring and Beautifying the HAIR
giving il clean rch glossy and curling appearance
the most delightful character. 1t is superior any
paration Tor these purposes in the world Price 25
IN large bottles See advertisement in another column.
"a ID. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Broadway, N Y
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NOtiCe.

THE copar.nership heretofore existing under the firm
of Robinson Cotton, is this day dissolved by mutu
al consent All persons having demands against the firm
of Robinson & Cotton will present them to II Robin
for setement-and all persons indebted to said firm
are requested to make payment to t Robinson, be-
ing authorized the firms name in settlement oC
the said firms business. ALFRED Il ROBINSON A
Bath, Feb l, 1858. CHARLES COTTON
The business will be conducted hereafter At the od
stand of Robinson & Cotton, by the subscriber as
32tf A. It. ROBINSON.
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Notice.

ALL persons having demands agaimet The City @
"A Bath will please hand them the City Clerk, OF
or before the Goth inst
j. KHARDING. Chairman
Bath, Feb 49, 1853. OF Com on accounts
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A Maine law petition containing $4,000
names was presented to the Legislature of
New Jersey on Thursday. II was 400 feet
long. and was escorted 10 the capitol by a
procession numbering about 700.
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS,
Only Is and 81 I-g cents Der Bottle.

THOSE who are wise will be wise for themselves,
/ and when they are troubled with Liver Complaint
Jaundce Indigestion Bilious, sour Or weak Stomach
Loss of Appetite, will seckthe proper remedy For
tho above complaints and particularly piles, cpsiire-
ness bad hnmors, and all diseases arising from
active Liver medicine be heller ihnn Ianalevs
Biiiers.
Roots, herbs and barks-ihe best in NATURES store,
From broad Atlantic 10 Pacifc'a shore;
From north 10 sonlh their healing virtues lend
Aud in these Biters proves The ncorIcis friend
The bottles large--the price for one II small,
Try them, The pledge is life and health 10 all;
Pleasant 70 take--in seasons cold or warm,
Always does good and never harm.
Wholesale Depot, 81 Union Street. Boston.
Eors Bath by al O. Page, DIR MnthewA
and all in medicine 6n.34F
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bordeaux ed u, ship Marion, Flitner, Havre,
load for New Orleans.
Al Matanzas 2sth ult, brig Phoebe Paige, Linnekin,
I'm Philadelphia, 9th.
unc.
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SPOKEN

Een 10 lat "a 40 Ion 20 25 bark Benz Adams Cornish
cargo Of ice 10 tighten vesselwanted M sssance ANA
would proceed on voyage. ~ "ss'''"Se ""D
Feb 3 lat 26. Ion IS So brig stenhep vo,rr ,,Js e
Charleston for Attakapas. - -, N II IN
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Valuable Testimony from the South.

We like, at all times, give credit when credit is
due, and u al The same time can relieve the dis
tressed we are douby grati6ed; we, therefore, give
Inc following voluntary testimony 10 the beneficial
ELECTS of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry by the
editor OF The Columoia South Carolinian who appears
I" have obtained great relief by its use-[Old Domn
ION port Smouth Va
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Girl Wanted

ITO do the work in small family. TO capable an,
IA ithful girl good wages will be given. None 9th
ers need apply. Inquire al this office.
Bath, Feb O. 1853. 3w3i
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Removal,

ID r. SMITH Co. have removed their store from
IL. the corner of Water and Fe leral SITS 10 Elm ST ,
al The head OF Wafer ST., where they have filled up
with as good an assortment OF Family and Ship stores
can be found in the city OF Bath.
Bath, Feb ., 1868. 80
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BALD AND GRAY HEADS.
REMOVAL.
6. FT . H il IL

IL. 8. Ell 9 Ell E1
HAS removed TO the recently occupied by Elisha
IL Clarke and J. ii G Marston, where he will be hanpy
t. supply his old customers and the public generally
with the latest styles and durable qualities of
Boots. Shoes and Rubbcrs,
the lowest cash prices Also constantly on hand the
latest styles Of Mems and Boys HATS and CAPS.
Bath, Jan s. 1873 29tf
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0P A tough northeast snow storm pre-
vailed in this vicinity during the day and even.
ing of Sunday.
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REcEIvED-Godey' Lady's Book for March
A rich number.
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OYSTERS,

PRIME lot just received, for sale n, rs cents ne
bushel, rs cents per galcn, for few DAYS o. n
They are splendid article.
ROBINSON & BROTHER.
Feb IS 1853. Harufys Block, Front st.
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We understand that Samuel j. Pike, Esq.
Of Dorchester, Mass, has received and ac.
cepled the appointment of Tutor of the An.
cient languages. and Mathematics in Bow
doin College. This is an admirable selection.
Mr.. p. graduated with high honors in the
class of fS47, and has been engaged in teach
ing since that time. We trust that this ap-
pontment is but an earnest OF the course to
he pursued by the Government in the FUTURE
management of The institution.
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THE MAINE LAw.-On Tuesday week,
Vermont gave an emphatic expression for
the Maine Law, by an overwhelming major
iiy OF the popular vote in lis favor.
On the same day, Rhode Island passed the
amended bill through the House.
Geographic despatch received from De-
rroit, announces that tie Maine Liquor Law
passed the Michigan State Legislature on
Thursday, and is TO be submitted to the peo-
pie, at special election 10 July next.
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FREIOHI IKAINS EAOI1 WAY DAILY,
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern and
4 p Railroads, whereby freight will be transpor-
ted between Stations aud this Road and Boston al Low
RATES, and without change Of cars al Portland
All orders for freight intended for this Road must Be
ieft al No II Merchants Row. Boston.
+. G. HYDE, Superintendent
Bath, Dec3, 1852
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SPRING STYLE HATS.

new and superior style of Mems KERSEY
HATS for sale by /. S. FISHER.
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For Diseases arising from BAD BLooD
r. r. r. No. D

Foul and corrupt Hnmors, thick and Bad Blood sor
of all kinds Salt Rheum, Scrofula ST Viluss Danca
Chronic Diseases aud all diseased deposits are quick
y removed by the of Railways Renovailmg Re-
solvant. 1t is powerful, searching and pleasant, and
one dozen will produce wonderful effect. 1t is
tain cure Tor all humors. Price 81. RAILWAY 4 Co,
l62 Fulton Street, opposite 81 Paufs.
AGENTs.-A. G. Pnge and N. X. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wscasset WIN Galchell,
Brunswick; Tibbets, Lisbon; 6 L Thicker and
Samuel Richards, Dowdoinham David Newbegin.
Boolhbay. 3w32
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ments made in Committee were concurred
in, yeas 81, nays 81 The bill passed.
SATURDAY. Feb -

ments made in Committee were concurred
in, yeas 81, nays 81. The bill passed.
SATURDAY, Feb. II.
Sendfe.-Ihe Senate adopted resolution
to meet at IL o'cIock after Monday.
Mr. DAVIS reported back the bill he intro
duced last week proposing reciprocal fishing
I,,,ghts and privileges between American and
DrlIlsh fishermen in waters of both countries.
The bill was postponed.
HouSe.-Sever8l executive communications
Were laid before the House, and appropriate
ly referred.
Mr.. German of Indiana, from The Commit
tee OH military Affairs, reported back the
Senate bill for the relief Of Col. John G. FIRE.
nont, appropriating $l9,500 to relieve him
from certain costs and damages and bail in
England.
MONDAY, Feb. IA.
Sendte.--The Deficiency bill was taken up
and considered.
Several amendments were discussed, one
for paying lighthouse arrearages. In refer
ence to the latter, Mr.. 11oriandi said facts had
beel disclosed before an investigating Com
mIttee OF the Senate which oul0 astonish
the country going TO show that the most out
rageous frauds had been committed iK light
house contracts.
$4,000 was added for the pay of Senators
for the session after the 4th of March.
House.-A bill was reported 10 adjust the
difficulties arising out of the sales by the Gen.
eral Government Of swamp lands heretofore
granted TO certain States.
MIR. Cleaveland moved to Law the bill on
the table which was carried.
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x. X. R.
A MIRACLE AT DUNDEE, ILL.

Real The following letter from ) Eloliiser, Esq
few weeks since III our village suffered with
a severe attack of rheumatism, and was ~ constant
pain for Two days. II Il II recommended and ap-
piled. In less than Two hours he was free from pain,
and enjoying pleasant sleep. For all pains we Ind
instant remedy. Ii sick headache, neural
gia dysemery, chs and fever and all the other com
plants put down IN he advertisement Our physicians
USE H. and ndorse quick and valuable properties.
5 HOLLlSrER, Dundee, Cook Co., III.
NB-Rldway's Ready Relief The lame stiff
loIned, rheumatic, and neuralgia sufferers. Instant
ly stops pain.
Every day receive intelligence of the quick eff
cacy Of K X Relief, in stopping pain and removing lis
cause il cures Rheumatism and Diarrhga. Ii cures
neuralgia and Chill Fever. II Cholera-allays
G'oups and Spasms, Sick sad- Ache and Tooth Ache
4. nenlraiizes poisons and acids, renders Ma
lnuses health and life into the cold and chill
T. T. ouu ~ refreshes and invgorates. Ii acts upon
- system, rendering the nerves strong md
% III p vi, asalhst disease We do not claim that r
,; Wiz cure all complaints il is prepa red 10 cure
Ge,'aIn diseases arising from irritating causes IN
M 70, neuraigc Nervous and MaIarous Dis
" remove its cause. sup an" quick
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A for sale $500 bushels meniing corn, -four lard box
raiss cheese, smoked beef icas, coffee F9ckles, &c
&c. &c. Old Tyson Tea, Young do do, Oolong %.
NHgyong d. Sperm Oil Burning FLUID, &c
Bath, Feb2. Il X SMITH co.
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Fresh Figs--Malaga Grapes.

(fRANBERRIES, New Raisns, Citron, Curran,
~ Saitaha Raisins and Preserved fruits of all kind
for sale by a. g PAGE.
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Tamarinds, Honey, SardineS,

PRESERVES aud Jecs. Of all kinds, Canary,
Il Hemp amd Rape Seed. Gateway seed. Hops, Mae
and Vermicelli Bauer, Water and Soda Crack
srs Soap Powder, Patent Soap Ne for sale by
A. 6 PAGE.
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Powder and Shot.

MRS quality Sporting Powder, Buck and Common
: s;hc;, Waterproof Caps, Common Cap, Flasks Shot
bags, &c, for sale by A. .. PAGE.
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DIR. NOURSE

HAS removed to Pearl Street I'd house of
Ill Parker's Office as hcretofore, opposite the Saga
dahOck House. 4Stf