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WORMS EXPELLED
American Vermifug e

| ccaraPpa, child who had been a long lime a il
ln!-htu been docored for worms, had taken Fagn
esincNs Vermiuge and other remedies, but all 10 y,
PURPOSE, tcds cured By bottle of the Aricdn Yer
cha rgrd.
Another child in Saccarappa seemed 10 be in de
cilne-had been dociored for worms us IN the former
case. h4d become Gerry feeble. cured by The Amer
worms
Refer 70 Mr. Cox, post master OF TO Warren & King
OR Agenis al Saccararpa
was entirely cured of Pin Worms by the Americon
Ternifugs. inW tHM guNtHHD fsTHTs ="
We can refer to cases III almost every street in the
ely, aud IN many HE country where ,corms
h1ve be erp.!ed and cares efeetd tins incompar
ale norm medicine.
" is pie 1sGnt 30 the fGyte and children Mill lake
without The nauseous elects OF other worn nee
cInes. t.4tN-r 4..ts -t..MtE
.Soid5by c. w. ATWELL, under the U. S. Hotel
Portland.
A iso sold A. G. Page, Bath, and by Druggists and
dealers II medicine gene ally if20
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Observation-Disclosures is the reaji,
est and easiest theme Of conversation
therefore it is preferred but, were both
sexes to be taught 10 feel that il is dis
graceful not TO be willing and able to con-
verse Of better things land this conviction
must be the result ofimproved educalion)
ones neighbours faults and follies, dis,
tresses, or disgraces, or their more M
welcome success, wauld cease 10 be
brought into discussion even in the conf
dence Of lete -tete, as The only means
Of killing time; and delraclion, with its
mi>chievous effects, on those who are lis
objects, woull be driven away from So
ciety, with the contempt and aversion il
deserves.-Mrs. Opie.
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Eo'Ths editor ofsthe ALBANY Express, 10
the course Of an article upon.,hel Freaks
and Wonders Of Eleclricisy. writes gu,
the following Spiritual manifestation
Happening 10 be in the parlor Of q
friend few evenings since. ne favored
ms with the exhibition Of a very pretty
electrical experiment. His daughter
walked briskly across the floor once OF
twice, and then rapidly approached an
exunguished gas burner, touched j. with
her fingers, and INSTANTLY the escaping
fluid burst into flame! Ii was an entire.
" new way of Lighting the gas, and in
volv,d a great saving Of matches. Any
pers N in the room if their shoes o. boot:
we're not wet could procure the same
effect. The sparks Of electricity emitted
at the iOstant Of the contract with. the
metal Of the burner, igri,ed the gas
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Here is very beautiful thought of that
strange compound of Scotch shrewdness
strong common sense, and German mys.
ticisn, Thomas Carlyle:
When | gaze into The stars, they look
down upon me with pity from their serene
and silent spaces, like eyes gIistening
with tears over the lutte lot of man.
Thousands Of generations, all as noisy as
our own, have been swallowed up by
Time, and there remains no record Of
them any more. YET Arcturus and
Orion, Sirius and the Peiades are still
shining in their courses clear and young,
as when The shepherd FIRST noted them IN
the plain of Shinarn1 IvAI
What shadows we are, and what shad-
ows we pursue
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OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH. If any
doubt the necessity of Sabbath, in order
10 the maintenance Of our civil and reli-
gious Institutions. let them look 10 those
nations which have made the experiment
otgtvi0g without one. What was an
cient Rome, with her 100000 or z ,000,-
OOO, when she had no Sabbaths, but the
grand theatre OF inhumanily and crime.
whose deleleuous influence has, ever
since, been felt all over the world p
What was France when she Introduced
her decades and blo.ted out the weekly
Sabbath ! What have been Mexico and
South America! And, il my be asked,
what are they bow! And what has been
Z that Of every Christion nation contemning
that heavenly institution
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COmmissioneys' Office. Bath. Me


January 22d, 1858
con formy with instr uclions from The Secretar,
l. of the Treasury, proposals viii be received Thu
Office for the .tion of the Custom House a
Bath. according 10 pans and specifications prepared
by B Young, Esq, Supervising Architect, until !.
O'Clock, the 2ith day of Mach, 1853, said propo-
sails contain Offers for the entire work and nj SO sep.
aralely for each part, abe Department reseFving the
right 10 cont racI either way 10 il may desira
BILE The Depa riment also reserves the RICH of ac-
cepting The bid or bids which under al The crcumsan-
shall appear most avorabe 10 The interests of the
Government, or Of not contracting al all, in The
proposals with The incidental expenses attending the
construction OF the building shall exceed the apprOpra-
tons al lis disposal. Sevenly-6ve per cent of the
cordIng 10 The contract price, said amount be
paid every thirty VS. The twenty per cent be
retained until The completion OF the building and lis
acceptance by the Government. Every proposal mns
be accompanied by written guaranty, signed by Two
responsible persons, the effect that they unde
that the parry parties making H. WILL If his their
offer be )ied into contract and bond with
sufficient surety il The sum Of $4,000, for the faithful
execution Of The work, aud offer will be considered
unless accompanied by such guaranty. Plans and
specifications the bull ng be nj the Office
bids. The proposals will be opened BY the CommIs-
sioners al ~ O'Clock The day succeeding the expi
ration oflhe time for receiving them in the presence
the bidders ,if they any Of them shall be present
A S%G's:'S"si House use,
WM. NJ. REED, Bath, Maine
:2d
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MRS. H4NNER BIBBER, No 81 Fore Street Port
vi and, has suffered some twelve or fifteen years
with ScrOfIlous Affections about he eyes. Ucerou
Eyeds great pain, soreness and Irritation and weak
ness of the vision. t GHH E.h 5Ntli
On taking slight cold she has gene rally been con
fined 10 her roo for several days IL line, and oftei
been compelled To wear band1ge owe her eyes.
She orefes 20 have received perfect cure in III,
use OF one NIX OF D.. Psttits American Eye SaLue
Refer 10 Mrs. BIbber, her sous, Joel aud Nv N
Bibher. 4 sl
ELDER HANSC OIB, of Durha m, informs us tha
his mother has Dren cured of extremely bad eyes b,
DR. Pethrs Amsr'can Eye Sa'Ue.- They had been sor,
and weak for many yeaIs, eyeids liberated and grea
weakness of vision. - -4 @
lie also cureda child Of very bad sore eyes by few
appi cations of the Eye Salv-.
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V A R / L I Y .
Scientific Hints on Matrimony,

Long and extensive observation, ba,
brought Psychologists TO the conclusion
that first cousins should never be married
together. The facts which they have
objected to sustain this opinion, ere the
most unequivocal and important. God
a IA nature forbid the bands. IL is proved,
that where such alliances occur, the Gill,
dren from them, are in some respect i'm
beetle. There is what psychologists call
an arrest of the normal dere' opmeat'-
There is not power to complete the for
nation Of aperfec, hnman being. Hence
it is found that about one q lar er Of me
children die early, about one quartet are
imperfecly formed IN body, that is beg
are born some without all their finger
mails, some without hair, some deaf, some
blind, some idiotic, &c.
DR.. Spurzheim, in The last lecture he
ever delivered, said, that the royal fasni-
lies Of Europe, had married in and for
several generations had children who
were little above FOOLS
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WODMDSS TAlR
Prize Medal Furnace.

WE present Chilson's Patent Ar-warming and venti-
" In ing Furnace, with the utmost confidence that it
will prove ITSELF fair trial, be the best Furnace In
use. -~-.-z.
The long and thorough experience of the INVENTOR
the subject of air warming aud ventation and the fact
that during the past seven years, CHlLsONs FUR
Maze has gradually superseded all other Furnaces In
tho public Schools Hospitals and Institutions Of the city
OF Boston, Is sufficient guaranty Of their superiority.
Their chief recommendations purity Of air. power
full hcaters-wt great economy in the consumption Of
fuel, will burn or wood equally WELL superior dra,
easily cleaned great durability and be low Gel
lars if needed.
These Furnaces warranted TO give perfect satsfac
tiOn or they will be taken down and charge made
Please call and examine the store In Rogers Block,
Front Street, near sagad ihock Ferry. ,
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AUNT DnsEY.-'Forty dollars for the
higher Branches read aunt D.Isey the
other day, in a school advertisement -
'Well.' .-soiloqnized she, 'lf tina; amt a
new kick. I'm heather. In my day
when children went to school, they were
taught TO read and write, but now they
must have EN- playih' in the branches
My mother used TO keep me out Of tht
branches whenl was little gal ,particuIar
ly when they was high. But now, REQ
pie pay forty dollars to have their chill
dfen putin the higher branches Well
that dreadful critter, the CT is, then
Congress men is talking about so much
is certainly arriv ! .s& G
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An Artesian Well at a cotton factory Ia Dali
las County, Alabama, which is ITO feet and 10
inches in depth, discharges 600 gallons per
minute, or 964 900 gallons in "a hours-ex-
ceeding any we'll in America. The water
flows out with snch force that if pieces of stone
as large as an egg or half dollar are thrown
IN, they are immediately elected. The sand,
gravel, ETC., made by the augur are also forced
out by water, which is perfectly clear, limped,
and pleasant TO the taste The diameter Of the
well is little over six inches. A
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There is good sto;y told Of old Meol.
raj the native East India general. His
followers stole from the English a, LOT OF
Theoretically sealed provisions in tin
cases, and not having seen anything oil
the kind before, he mistookthem for can.
mister shot, and fred nothing from his
guns for three days but fresh holsters,
picked salmon, and other deIicacies, sup
plying the camp with a shower Of the
freshest English provisins!
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p @ T. TR =
Cliba..


IL.
There's beautiful Island enthron'd in the
ocean.
The Sun never shone on iovlier spot /;
But yet, It's the strong hold Of strife and com
motion,
For tyranny frowns o'ef each palace and cot.
on-her broad, fertile shores. the warm waves
are curling.rs - yFgegfs4
And gracefully kissing the biushing> sea.
shells;
While the Tsmarind and Palm. their green
leaves unfurling.
Adorn the tall mountainss and ever green
dells. 5kA5 Na
The pure, balmy air, from the Orange groves
blowing. nn74Es btkf
Refresh all the senses, and gladden. the heart;
And the beautiful flowers, 'mong the Olive trees
growing,
A fragrance and charm to the landscape I'M
part.
.oueen of the Antilles Though nature with
gladness s%
Hath decked thee in green, like bride Of
the sea
Still all thy rare beauty is shrouded in sad
For veil of despair is yet hanging Ger .hee.
To death thou art burthened, and taxed, and
oppressed,
The haifd of the Spaniard is red with Thy
blood;
But never let Hope bid adieu tpthy breast,
And trust in the wisdom and justice of God.
The Eagle of Freedom is lowering Ger thee,
Impatiently waiting to dart on thy foes;
And many strong arm is nerved to restore thee
Once more to thy rights, and to Danish thy
woes.
Thou soon shall be free from the chains and the
lashes,
Which Spain, while she holds thee, will freely
bestow;
Soon the pride Of Havana be BUNDLED in ashes.
And the star-spangled banner wave Ger thee,
'Moro r.
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Sherif'S Sale,

IT INCOLH IS March lOrh, 1881 have This da y
IL seized on execution, Sias MiIchelI and David
Low Samuel L Foster. all the right IN equity that
said Foster has or had al The time Of The attachment
The original writ being the 9th day Of June, 1882,
al III O'Clock redeem The following described
premises, situated IN be city OF Bath, The rOTner Of
Washington and Pine SIrees, with The buildings there
on-aso lot Of land iuaed ia said Bath, on The
ner Of II Ugh and North Streets, and shall sell the
al pub ic aucI ion, The Office Of Bronson Sewal,
Tuesday the 18th day Of April next al O'Clock NJ,
The same being under mortgage aud recorded al the
Western Reg isry Of Deeds for said County of Lincoln
3w39" N. NICHOLS. Deputy sheriff.
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Sherif'S Sale.

IT INCOLN 81, March I0th 1851 this day seized ON
~ execution Samuel ID Haley Samuel Foster, all
the right in equity that the said Foster has had
time Of The attachment the orisDalwrI being the 18th
day July, 1852 redeem the following described prem
ses stua ed in the city Of Bath, the of WASH
ngtOn aud Pine streets, with the buildings hereOnasO
LOT OF land situated in said Bath, the Of High
and North streets, and shall sell the public
tion at the Office OF Bronson az Sewal on Tuesday the
18th day Of April next, at O'clock the being
under mortgage and recorded al the Western Registry Of
Deeds for said County Of Lincoln. a.f t-" ,-
3w39A NJ. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
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ShrPif'S Sale.

INCOLN, IS, March 10Th, 1851 this day seized on
IL execution, Andrew EHTnswouh RS samUelL FOs-
ter all the right in equity that the said Foster has had
at the time OF the attachment the original writ being
the 9Th day Of August 1852 redeem the following
cribed premises situated in the city OF Bath
Of Washington and Fine streets with the buildings
thereOn-alsO lot Of hand situated IN said Bath on The
corner II High and North Streets and shall sell the
public auction Tuesday The 18th DAY OF April next
O'Clock the Office of Bronson & SewalL the
being under mortgage and recorded the Western
Registry Of Deeds, for said County Of Lincoln.
Sw3gA ". NICHOLS. Deputy Sheriff.
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Araw Jonathan who had been gazing at
courtyard of an arislocraiic mansion on the
Fifth avenue, in which were several marble
statues, exclaimed, Just see what waste -
Here's no less than six scare-crows in this ten
foot patch, and any one on 'em would keep the
crows from a five acre lol.'
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NSsSI rzEll<eS<>SA %aAh NJ >SAs> .4.
s~~@.n~ -----
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These medicinesare the scientific pref aratons Of n
regular physician. rr
- The SYRUP is an article whc stands HnTiudllcd
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rE Observation-Disclosures who have suffered from
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H- Ar LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND SALT RHEUM Pa
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o. For ALL SCRoFULoUs HUMoRs-The Syrup for
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FEMALE IRREGULARITIES.-Fhere is no one cause
which produces greater of suffer ring than the
Irregular action OF The fe male functions. In these
stores health strength md vgo and enables nature
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ET-NURsfNG SORE MOUTH This truly distressing
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together with the Canker Cure, will at once most eff
fectualIy and permanently cure this disease.
- VEHEREAL TAINTs AND MERcURIAL DISEASES,
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/; is ob:erved, that The most censorious
are generally the least iudicious +; who
having nothing 10 recommend themselves,
will be finding faults with others. No
man envies the merit Of another that has
any of his own.
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The latest application of India rubber is in
veneering furniture. The surface is covered
with veneerng of rubber, of any desired col
or, possessing hardness Of surface, and bril-
llancy Of polish, equal to marble, and present.
ing much greater resistance 10 heat or cold
than any kind Of wood veneering.
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Ia the ieign Of Queen Elizabeth, If bad
fish were sold to he poor, The knavish
fishmonger was decorated with necklace
of his own unsavory commodity, and was
then perched on a stand in the market.
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1t is not uncommon TOR Spanish ladies
To possess hundred fan They collect
and hoard them, as a German collects
pipes, as geOlogiSl hunts after speci-
mems
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PRETTY GooD.-'John,' said clesT4than
10 his man, 'you should l,ecnme Yer
yon have been drinking again to-dayAN B
DO you never take u drop yourself 3Rif is
ter ? ~
'AI, bnt John, you must look at ycs# cir
cumstances and not mine. 20
Very true, SIR said John but can Ms Tell
me how The streets Of Jerusalem wera akepl
Clean NJ
No, how were they!' *
why, every man kept his owdsdoor
clean rs
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q HENEK Al tssoHmeal constantly on hand f0f sale
". HYDE II co.. cormer Or Front
and Broad Streets, Batns.
intending Cordage, tnaiiila aud tarfedyfrum The
Of Boston and Plymauth, by Gang
taII Cotton Scoich and russia Duck Of aIidrscrip-
tons. Cotton and Hemp Tsvines.
Anchorso f all ssizss-Besl proved Cham Cables
Sheets and ries-non, Sheathing Copper and Yellow
neutrality-suspicious. Spikes aud other Casiings-Per-
llsys vsnt.laors, Jgger Windasses, &c, Patent do
Sear,W .ndlass Necks and Capsians Spindes-Cam-
booses--lrom Spikes-Naval Siofes--Paints Oilsand
lass Nautical Instruments, Books, Charts, dc.
Many ofthe above articles, on suitable notice can be
felveredfroin the manufacturers their
rec ofexpense to The purchaser.
|. Bath March,, 1851 81
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The COMPASS. Teacher-How many points
of compass are there!
Boy-Two, east and west there used to be
four, but as Mr.. Webster said he didn't know
no north or south, suppose there isn't any,
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StOyesi Stoyes!!

Just received, from the New York, Albany and Troy
markets, large and carefully selected stock of Stoves
afordng come entirely new and of splendid design
Cooking, Parlor Office and Chamber Stoves for coal
wood Franklin, Fire places, Open Crates. Portable
Ranges, &c, all of which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices. Please call and examine as above.
Bath, Sept 10, 1852. IA
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DIR. PETTIT,S
GANN@R BAESAWs
NURSING SORE MOUTH
NOT UNCu n ARKE

MRS. ID. SHURBURN. after suffering four months
vi with NURSING SoRE MoUFH, ana after she was
reduced TO mere skeleton, her friends fearing she
was already ~ CONSUMPTION, was induced to ire
the cANK Err BALSAM She perfectly recovered in
few weeks. When she commenced using H. the
Canker had extended 10 her stomach.
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why Is IT. asked Frenchman of Swift
zer, mat you Swiss always fight for money,
wniie we French fight only for honori .Isup-
Pose' SAID the Switzer, that each fyht for
what they most lack
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The following ABUSING circumstance is
stated 10 have occurtsd al fancy ball given
in Washington chYxFecenIly. II was under
Stood that every person was 10 dress in char
acter, and an usher was stationed al the
door Of The saloon, ~ announce TO the com
Pany within, the different characters as they
entered.
Your characters asked the usher in a
whisper.
We do not appear hin costume tonight,
said the two young ladies'.
Two ladies without any characlers,'
bawIed out The usher Il the top of his voice