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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
DOMESTIC PORTS

BOstOn-Ar 10th, brgs ManzanlIa Of HarpsweI, Bal
ley Mcssina May Passed Gibraltar 4th ult; Virginia.
Of Richmond Adams YcOmco River schs Usher Richmond;
Albany Packet, ROckland.
Ar 18th, sch Genuine Arey, Rockland. Cid sch Hyas,
Bath. Ar 14th, brgs Vim Crawford Rogers Philadelphia;
Tangier, Griffin, do; sch Mary Ann, hence
OregOm-At Astoria 9th ut, bark Nahumkeag, john
son, for San Francisco.
BaIfimOre-Ar 11th brig VIM ii Parks Weber, BOs-
ton; 12th brig Arcadon Huff, hence.
New OrIcams-Ar Sd, brig Crocus, York mot 5th)
Towed to sea 3lst ut ship Urie.
Adv bark Chas Thompson, for Boston with despatch.
Adv ship Tarqun, Doughty, for Liverpool wig $50 bales.
CharIestOn-Sld Sth brig Harriet NewalI, Shaw for
a northern port. ..
DObOy, Ga-At City Point It'll, sch Lucy Ames, Ames,
for Boston ldg.
PhiIadeIphia-Ar 9th, brig Ava, Huff, hence.
CID 18th, brigs Rio Grande, Tarbox, Bath Jos Albion,
Clark, Boston.
New YOrk-Ar 9th, sch Ontario Rockland.
CID bark Cherokee, Coffin, st John, NIB.
Also Cid 10th, brig Cardiff, Melville, Newport
Ar 11th sch Bay State Rockland.
Also ar 12th sch Meridian, Tarr, Baltimore for Bath.
Cid 18th, sch Gertrude Horton, Pendleton, Salem.
Also 14th brig Ocean Bird, Atkinson, Cur6caO 10Th
ult.
Ar 14th ship Tempest Fulton, Havre So.
Ar 18th, ship Richd Morse, Dinsmore, Liverpool
New BedfOrd-Ar 18th, ship King Fisher, (new)
Cox, hence, to fit for whaling.
New LOndOm-Ar 9th, sch Harriet Ann, Garland, N
York for Gardiner.
Providcnce-Ar 9th sch Wanknco, Gardiner.
POrtlamd-Ar 9Th sch Bangs Rockland for Boston.
Sid 10th; ship Mary Croker st Steven havingrepared
brig Sea Bird, Orr, Philadelphia.
Ar 18th, sch Nourmahal, New York.
Hynnmis-In port 9th, schs Effort and Only Son, from
Rockland.
GIOucester-Ar sth, sch Cion, Rockand for Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT MI. DESERT
We learn from the Ellsworth papers that few
days since as two little girls, one eleven years
old, daughter Of Elder Douglass of Eden, and
the other twelve years old, the daughter of Mr..
Lyman, were out picking berries upon the
eastern portion of Mr.. Desert range of noun
tains, where they both in attempting to de-
scend from the mountain, were creeping out
upon a shelving rock, when it suddenly tipped
and fell over the brink, carrying them with it.
One wild despairing ehriek was uttered by the
eldest, during their awful descent, and the next
moment she lay bleeding, mangled corpse.
The rock had fallen upon her, its immense
weight and the momentum acquired, grinding
her to atoms in an Instant. The younger was
severely injured, but it is thought she will re-
cover.
Late "a the afternoon the cries of the survi-
vor aroused some Of the neighbors, and when
found, she had wandered far away from the
place where the accident happened. and could
give no account of what had transpired after
their fall, nor could she tell the spot where it
took place, and the last she could remember
was, that she was reaching down, endeavoring
10 assist her companion up over the edge Of the
rocks, when they went down together.
The deceased was found the next day upon
projecting rock, on part of the cliff inacces-
sible In any way than by lowering a man down
by ropes.-BangOr Wing.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
FOUR DAYS LATER.
Arrival of the Humboldt,

The steamer Humboldt arrived at New
York, Aug. Is, with l66 passengers, and dates
from London 10 the Sd inst; Havre and Liver
pool 3D.
The EASTERN QUEsTIoN-H was feared
that the Emperor of Russia would decline to
withdraw his forces from the principaIites, as
stipulated for in the proposition of the three
powers. The English and French feet would
in that case, be ordered to pass the Dardanelles.
and peaceful settlement be greatly jeoparded.
The Morning Chronicle re-affirms that the U.
States had offered the Porte money and active
forces.
Great uneasiness was created by the news of
decree ct the Gar, ordering fresh levy of
recruits throughout the Empire, which was
interpreted as a war measure.
MOIdavia had declared itself independent of
the Porte, and refused to pay farther tribute
A similar movement is expected in Wallachia
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Africa.

Steamship Africa, from Liverpool 100 P.
M, of both ult., arrived at New York at
O'Clock on Thursday morning, with IS Passen-
gers.
The Sultan had signed an agreement dlcta-
ted by France, England and Austria, and
would send an ambassador with it to ST. Pc
tersbnrg. Beyond this nothing further had
TRANSFERRED. The Portes protest against the
occupation of the princiPalltles is JGst at baud
Another Hungarian not named, escaped
from Beyrout, and arrived at Smyrna, went on
board Lloyd's Austrian steamer, where he was
arrested by the Captain as an Austrian subject,
but iumped overheard, and applied to the Amer
lean consul for protection, who forced the steam
or CAPTAIN to deliver up the refugees wife and
children.
Italy is in feverish state, especially in the
Roman territories. Every symptom exists Of
an approaching instruction. Riots had taken
place at Bologna, Ravenna, Rimni, Forli an
Ferrara, nOmlnally on account of the high price
of bread. Ravenna was reported in a state of
siege. Numerous assassinations had taken
place. Among others was that of the secreta-
ry of the republic of San Marjno Rome is in
very excited state. 1t was rumored that sew
eTal patriot leaders were in the city. The ex-
port of breadstuffs was prohibited in Ancona.
A political crisis between the ministry and
representatives existed in Denmark. The chol-
era was raging fatally in Copenhagen.
The Kosta affair at Smyrna was unchanged.
Nothing whatever has been received from
France.
CHINA.-The rebels in China captured Annoy
on the 10Th of May after severe struggle
they are most friendly to foreigners, and pro-
sected the factories and British consulate; they
profess desire to trade in all articles except
opium. Any decisive success on the part of
the rebels in the north would apparently cause
1 gradual rise and lead TO CONFUSION of the
empire. An attempt to retake Annoy had
failed Canton was quiet. Another account
says that the rebels had threatened Canton
Trade was progressing as usual. Teas were
coming down from the interior; business trans
actions we're, however, but small. Goods of
all kinds were cheap. Freights were expec-
ted to be high for first teas. AT Shanghae
business was triHing. Teas were expected 10
rule high.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid I'm Liverpool -, Conqueror, Boutell, New York
on Isle Of Wight 9th, Champain, Woodward, FIN Lon
don for Cardiff to load for New York
Cid at Bristol 9th, LaIla Rookh, Small, Cardiff.
Ar at Queenstown 27th Beuua VISTA Theobald Mirami
Sid FIN Antwerp 9th, Helen Maria, slsby, New York.
YORK with railroad IRON out five days has pTt ii eaRT and
must discharge and calk.
At Havana inst, bark Barring Brothers, Gregg disg.
At Sagua 30h uit bark Isnaron Sparks for New York
ldg; brig Cardenas Fogg, for do soon.
CaIlao 81 u ship Realm Stevens, San Francisco
and sid 9Th for Chincha Islands
Ar at kingston j. I'D ult bark Reindeer Franklin New
York.
Ar at Pictou 3lst uIt brig Ellen Reed Walker hence.
Cid 30h, brig Stephen Young, Lapham, Philadelphia.
Ar at Liverpool 10Th uIt Page, Strickland, New Or
leans; Commences Lowell, New York; 2Sth Forest Queen
Newton, st John, NIB.
Sid 9th, Tonquin, Kelly, New York.
In the river outward bound Conqueror Boutee for New
York. Hr.
Ent for ldg 2sth Roger, Herbest, Bath; Page
for New Orleans.
ADV, Houghton, for York 3d. Niagara, do 5th; Liver
pool do 9th; Arabia do 16h Saratoga, do with despatch;
VIM Kent for Philadelphia 1st Sea Nymph, for Balti
Sd; Lizzie Harvard do 10th; Zenoba, do 20 Wal
do Sth; r. X Page, and ii ii Body, do with despatch.
Ar at London 18th, Alexandrine Cooper Quebec; Genoa,
Kelley, York.
Ar at Deal Goth, Given London for Cardiff and Wal
tha 2Sh, Kate Swanton, Morse Londonand sid 29h for
Cardiff and York.
Cid at Newport 18th, Favorite, Thompson York.
Sid FIN Sunderland 9th Cleaner, Boston Supposed US
Sid FIN Glasgow Goth, Tenaro, Barstow York mot before
Ar at Queenstown 26th, Beuna Vista, meobad, Mram-
ichi.
Ar Gottenburg 19th sewa Morrow, Cronstadt
for Boston.
Ar Bremen Goth, Eva, Phbrook London (was reported
cid at for st john NB but will probably take passengers
from Bremen for New York;
Ar Havre 27th (ot 29h) Globe Baker, New Orleans
mot York;
Adv Sea Queen, for Orleans
Adv at Bordeaux abt 25th Cha Cooper Cults for New
Orleans; Meteor, for do.
At Leghorn 22d ult ship Diadem Myrick TouIon Gar
19th) for New York ldg
Ar Genoa 23d ult, bark Nautilus, Lincoln, Boston,
At Cronstadt Goth ult ships Mary Whittier, jones' for
Newport L, ldg; Maine, Freeman, Gen Dunlap, Skoed
and Sarah Hyde Snow, all for Liverpool dg.
Cid at Matanzas 10Th u ship Robt Patten, Trieste via
Havana ..i To
Ar Trinidad 10Th, ult, brgJ Penne Dyer Portland.
Ar Havana 5th ship Robt Patten PurngtOn, Matan-
to load for Trieste Sid Sh, bark Dhide Harold, Ohm
stead, New York.
Ar Pctou 4h inst sch John Hastings, Boudort Bath.
+ Cid LIST, sch Planter, Rockland.
Cid FIN St John, NIB 1Oth ship Katahdn, Eustis, Bristol,
Il.
Ar Liverpool LIST inst, Buena VISTA Theobad, Richi-
bucto via Queenstown.
At Rio Jenero 9th ult, ship Syren, Slsbee from Homo
lulu for New Bedford put in for repairs.
At Havana 9th inst ship Marion, Sampson, for Hamburg,
chartered at &3 2 6, carries $500 boxes.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
Dtatbs.

In this city, 10th inst, Herbert g. Higgins, aged IA
months and IL days. -.t
In this city, 18th inst Flora d. daughter fSas Ander
son, aged months.
In this city, 18th inst child of Franklin Roach, aged
weeks. a
months. y
IN .hs city, 14th inst Benjamin IT, Allen, aged SO years.
II .l; Guys 18th inst George Vaughn aged IL years
II h; ci.y' 18th inst Mary J. Tearney aged IL months
3 months L. D"A0i' "eeA = J0
A years ~ A' $50
In halloween, SaEah Waterhouse, aged 40 wars
In East Lvermore, Nancy KittredEe aged n vears
In Rockland, Athabert Byron, son Of Cvren;ns n and
Imeda Crook, aged months days; Earnest snra ,,,a -
of G. G. and Louisa NJ Motif, aged 10 months IA de, M
In Winnegance 18th inst Ann L. Morrison aged weeks
and days.
In Bowdoinham 18th nst Mrs Anna, wife Actor Pat
ten, aged so years and four months.
In Rockland 9th Inst, Capt Josiah Pierce late brig
Swan, aged 50 years.
In Watervlle 22d ut, Francis Carlton, aged 20.
In Warren Sth nst Mrs Sophia O., wife Of Benz s. Jar
Wis aged q years. 10 months.
In New Orleans, July 18th, Mr. James Wilson, ofHarps
well, I'd mate Of ship Lisbon Of Bath, aged ~.
In Damarscotta, Saturday last Mrs. Elizabeth wife
Mr.. Samuel Hoffman, aged 20 years and months
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Republicans of Lincoln
County will meet by their delegates in Conven-
ton at the Court House i'll Wiscasset, on
Wednesday, Oath day of August next, at 10
o clock in the forenoon, for the following pur-
poses, to wit: To nominate four candidates
for Senators for the third Senatorial District ;
one candidate for County Commissioner; can
didate for County Attorney, and candidate
for County Treasurer.
The basis of representation is established as
follows, viz All towns and plantations which
gave for the democratic candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President in November last rs
votes and under $50 will be entitled to two
delegates each; all those which gave 225 and
under 800 such votes, 4 delegates each all
those which gave 300 and under 500 such
votes, s delegates each I; all those which gave
500 such votes and over, to 6 delegates each,
and all other towns and organized plantations
to one delegate each
Upon the above basis Rockland will be en-
titled to 6 delegates; Bath 5 delegates Waldo
boro' and Thomaston, delegates each Booth
bay, Bristol, Lewiston .Noblcboro,' Warren and
Wiscasset, delegates each; Bowdoinham,
Bowdoin. Damariscotta, Fdgecomb, Friendship,
Georgetown, Jefferson, Lisbon, Newcastle,
Phipsburg. Richmond, st. George, South
Thomaston, Topsham, Union, Washington and
Whitefeld, delegates each all other towns
and organized plantations, one each and no
person can be a delegate for any town or plan
tation in said Convention unless he is a voter
in the place he represents, but by vote Of the
Convention. JERE. ELLSWORTH.
Per order of the County Committee.
July 18th, 1858.
The following vote was passed at the last
County Convention
Voted, That the next County Convention be
held at Wiscasset, and that the basis Of repre-
sentation for the future County Conventions,
be predicated upon the vote for the democratic
candidates for President and Vice President in
November next, until otherwise ordered by
some future Convention.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
Salmon or Haddock.

The answer of His Excellency, Gov. Crosby.
and His would-be Excellency, DR.. Holmes. to
the State Temperance Committee, relative to
their opinions of the Maine Liquor Law, are
published in the Waterman.
DIR Holmes thinks the law isn't stringent
enough. This is little more than the Watch
man itself can stand, and the chairman of the
State Temperance Committee, tells the Doc
tor that he must stand back and wait Our
ESCULAPIAN friend when he wants Peck.
mustn't try for Bushel.
Gov. Crosby goes for the law as IL is, with
out modification or alteration. No answer
has, as yet, been received from Pilsbury.-
The reason we presume to be, that he does not
consider the question in issue in the election.
The position of Gov. Crosby reminds us of
an anecdote An old farmer at Dracut, Mass
achusetts, once caught fine Salmon, and con-
cIuded to take it to Boston and give it to the
Governor. Stopping at tavern on the way,
and getting a little blue with some white-eye,
he told his story. A wag stepped out to the
Wagon, and substituted a Haddock in the
place of the Salmon. Thinking all right, in
his balmy innocence, the farmer IN due time
arrived at the Governors house, saw his EX-
cellency, and told him he had fine Salmon
for him. Upon its exhibition, however, 1t
proved to be a case of false pretence. =
Thunderstruck, the honest donor made for the
door, threw the haddock into the wagon box,
and put for home. OF course, he rested al
the tavern again, when the wag replaced the
salmon and withdrew the haddock. On his
arrival at Dracut, he told his old woman the
story. She said he was drunk, and as proof
of the fact, went to the wagon, brought the
Salmon into the house, and showed it to him
Wife, said he, give it to the hogs. BLast
salmon that can be salmon or h0ddOck, aOheneU-
er 1t pleGses."
Last year Gov. Crosby was paddock, and
mon, and they cotton up to him. If elected, he
will very likely turn again into haddock, o.
catfish. They had better let him alone anC
go for Pilsbury, who is a whale among the
small fry. '-Edstern Argus.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
Worms! WOrms!

Various theories have been started relative to the origin
Of intestinal worms, and yet the question still vexed
one among medical authorities. OF fact however, all
are informed, and in which all agreethe fatal nature Of
the influence they exert children At this ohe
year, the attacks Of most frequent well
most dangerous We take great pleasure in directing the
attention of parents TO the Yermfuge of Dr. MLane.
one of the most extraordinary medicines introduced
to the pubc and has failed Of when tried
u Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DIR. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED NERMIFUGE, and take else All
other Nermiuges, in comparison, worthless. Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine Vermuge, ALSO his Celebrated Liver Pills,
can now be had at all Of the respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada.
BURR PERRY, COrnhll, Boston, General Agents for
New England A & Page, Agent Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
IL iii IL Pill ES.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
Dr. UDhaImsS informal RoRmNIv

IfOR the Of Piles, Inflammation OF the Liver
Spleen; Inflammation. Soreness and Ulceralion Of
the Stomach Bowels, Kidneys aud Bladders; Inflam-
matOry and mercnral rheumatism IPParity ID blood,
weakness aud inha mmaton of the Spine and for the
relief OF married Ladies.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
T. The only really successful remedy for that dang
and distressing complaint, the PILES ever offered 10
the American public
Mark his: il Internal Remedy, not an external
applications, aud lviU any case Of Piles, either
bleeding blind, in erna external, and probably
the only thing that wilt
II very mild in It's operation, and may be taken in
cases OF most acute inflammation without DANGER
This medicine attacks The disease AT its source, aud
moving the cause, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LADIEs.-rne Elcctuary is pc rfecily
safe for Pregnant Ladies' aud The useful ha
tic that possibly be used will not only
the piles aud all inaammatory Diseases WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure All cas- y
time, safe delivery, aud sound constitution in the
offspring ...- .....- ..-... ....
Sold wholesale aud retail in Bath, by A G. Page,
Sole Agent tor The Proprietor ly45
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
New Stock.

THE subscriber has just returned with ful supply *
Boots and Shoes, of the latest Styles which together
with his former stock makes his assortment complete
from adjoining towns who buy for cash re-
spectfully invited to call. J. w. ROBERTS.
Bath June Goth 1858.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
Liver COmDInint.

The only remedy offered to the public that has
failed to cure when directions followed is McLanes
Liver Pill 1t has been several years before the public and
has been introduced in all sections of the Union Where
has been used it has had the triumphant success
and has actually driven out ofuse all other medicines.
has been tried under all the different phases of Hepatis
and has been found equally eficacous in ALL
u Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. MCLANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. and take none else There are
other Pills. purpotng to be Liver Pills. before the pub
lie. Dr. MLane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated vermi-
fuge be had at all respectable Drug Stores the
United States and Canada
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
EASTERN TIMES
AZ MARINE JOURNAL. x5R
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Aug H.
ARRIVED.
Brig Monticello, Clifford, Savannah,
Brig Tangent Reed, Philadelphia.
Sch Jewett, Baker, New York.
Sch Henderson, Thames River
Sch Mary Adams Merrill Boston.
Sch Convoy, Howe, Boston.
Sch Curlew, Brooking Boston.
SAILED-Brig Mary, (Br) Flynn, Pictou schs Mary
Ann Williams Garden, Pratt and st Mary Sylvester
ton.
FRIDAY, Aug IL.
ARRIVED.
Brig Carribee, Clifford, Savannah.
CLEARED.
Sch Planet Prebe, Minudic, Ms.
SATURDAY, Aug 49,
ARRIVED
Sch Talent Blanchard, Boston.
Launched-At Rockland, by Mr. Ames, sch MOUNTAIN
EAGLE of $50 tons, to be commanded by Capt Pressey
TUESDAY, Aug. t.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hylas, Fogg Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18

GLOVES, Hosiery, Trimming Goods, Brads, Bdts
VI tons, &C. at b. BUFFERS.
Bath, May 10, 1883. No 9, Opposite sagadahock.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18
Muttiu9ta.

In this city, Thursday last by Rev. DIR. Eingwood,
Mr. John Wnsow Mrs. Jane Smith, both Of Brunswick
In Haowel, 9th nst Mr.. William A. Stone, of Sidney,
to Miss Caroline Drew, Of H.
In RockIand, Mr. Orren Toman to Miss Mary Schoes.
In Liberty Mr. Samuel Richards to Miss Eliza j. Carg,
both Of L.
In Haowell, William A. Stone of Sidney, to Caroline
Drew of IL.
In BOwdoin 18th ns Mr.. Albert Wilkins Jr, of Salem,
Mass, to Miss Mary A. Hopkins of BowdOn.
In Damarscota 14th inst, by Rev. A. Foster, Mr. Zerah
Getchel to Miss Betsey w. Haggett both Of d.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18

At regular meeting of the Democratic Re-
publicans of Phipsburg, held at the Town
House on Saturday, Aug. l3, Hon. ]. c.
Whitmore was chosen Chairman and Palmer
Duley Secretary.
Chose Joseph f. Berry and Nathaniel c.
Reed Delegates to the County Convention at
Wiscasset on the "a inst.
Chose the following named gentlemen SUBJ
stltutes-James Clifford, Abner d. Young,
John +. Mereen, Palmer Duley, H. Harring
ton. ]. C. WHITMoRr Chairman.
PALMER DUtEY, Secretary.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18

BRUNswIcK.-At meeting of the Demo
cratic Republicans of Brunswick, on Saturday
last, on motion Of Col. A. j. Stone, Hon. R..
+. Dunlap was called TO the Char, and t. S.
M'Lellan chosen Sec'y. The following gen.
tlemen were elected Delegates to represent the
Democracy OF brunswick in the County Con-
ventiOn to be held at Gray on the 25th inst.
T.. S. M'LelIan, A. T. Campbell. w. R.
Field, w. Masters, and Nath'l Merryman.
On motion of Col. Stone, the Deleo,,s.
elect were instructed TO use afl fair and honor
able means to effect the nomination of Gen. A.
B. Thompson as a candidate for the Senate fol
this section Of the County.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18

SHOCKING SUICIDES Two young ladies',
Catherine b. Cotton Of Pownal, Me-, aged %,
and Clara c. Cochran, Of New Boston, N. H.,
aged I9, committed suicide by drowning on
Monday evening. They had contemplated the
act for some time. After tea they went up
stairs, dressed themselves in white, walked
hand in hand to the canal and jumped in. A
young man came near losing his life in his at
iempts to save them.-Tel. from Manchester,
~ H.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18

MALAGA, Smyrna and Sultana Rasns Figs, Zante Cub
M rants, Sheled Almonds Rose Water Tomato KetcEup,
Pepper Sauce, Canary Seed Sago Tapioca Pearl Barley
Corn Starch, Farna, and Arrow Root for sale by
Bath, June is. NJ II. GANNETTs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-18

COP LIVER OIL AND LIkK.-It has now become a
settled fact that there nothing yet discovered eff.
cacIous for coughs, consumption and all pulmonary
COMPLAINTS as the COD Liver Oil, with the prepar
of Lime combined The pablIc indebted to DIR AL
exander Wilbor, No l56 Court, BuIfnch, 81,
Tor this invaluable medicine, from whom can only
gel me genuine. We would advise every who
Is afflicted with complaints above mentioned, 10 try
this Preoaration Of the Oil without fail. We have
seen II tried with the happiest results
Az u. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. 6m45