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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10
CT The Newburyport Herald remarks a.

GIT The Newburyport Herald remarks as
follows upon the " Knownolhing +" era.
If the Kn5wnothing principles ever Oh
tain IN this country there will he one good re-
suit therefTom, that has been little thought Of
American girls must be substituted for IrisI
help. Pianos be played less, and pots and ket
ties be looked after more, fewer silks will be
needed, and more calicoes used less walking
In the streets will be seen, and more walking
IN the suds about wash tubs, and, then, wher
a man marries he will marry wife, one thai
can cook his dinner, wash his shirt, and memo
his clothes, and moi All overgrown baby to set il
the Parlor, spend money without thinking tina
il must be earned, and play lady till husbands
are bankrupt Most men will 60 the native
movement thus far, at least; but how many
mothers will approve il !-how many daugh
tiers VIII vote for This new Era
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

% Hon Hannibal Hamlin returned home on
Saturday last.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

) iEF Congress adjourned sine die On Monday
mOrninO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

JORDAN IS HARD RoAD TO TRAVEL. =
We learn from the Minnesota Times that the
saw-mill at Jorddn, is now in operation :
It is to be hoped that enough boards will be
got out to plank the road, which is VIGOROUSLY
hard road to travel
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-10

A SUSPICIOUS CRAFT-Capt. Mayo, of
barque Volunteer at Boston from st. Denim
go, reports that the French brig-of-war Mile
agre, Com'r Leps, had left ST. Thomas on a
cruise in search of a suspicious vessel supposed
70 have sailed for the Island Of Saona. on the
coast Of st. Domingo. This is PROBABLY the
same vessel referred to in a report Of Capt
Buchanan at New York few days ago, and
believed to be pirate or privateer.
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ruvr oW-ATINC 90 ~ MAI.
nIJpErv ve.s,.t,ls;r 4, n. e,,n,,o.,,,,n; .,n,.
RI...h,. Ssrsi - ~, a. !, sd} ra., H~rhs ard
Roots which have been found amer wears Of sr
Perienoe by tnr mos ~, ss' hyeasSs;s y ~
-sssesS =. 1922 = -s.,. enI h.ncr
qiseascsul w. !. u ~ ~ 1870; = y. -.
WINS. = ~, s,,s,. - 4. n H., char-
9ous Iemeay,n = asS ~, ~ ,.I.c.5 - ~ ~
scler on wncn re'arIo ay ~ 81 ~. ~
SAFELY ~ cases ~ .sunt.1.sys 7. s.'ra..s s;cn
Yisordered otery, Mr. 4. "
q the Menses, !iuoi ntouS ~ s.h b.
Depntsy Arising Hoin any oa-sO, 49,. ~
weakness nom sickness, wnere tno Pasi sl M
1eon connleq 20 peu lol soo ~ ~
4lol connnemqnt apon I9 - ..sa
g. ioss ~ - r - aDs,r tsbv phvsicsi
IN loss % muscuaI ~ ~
Bros.FalSn, semlnal wesxncss, ~ ~. 49,
1cai. uieeSt. . subelsnrosse, 10Y ~ - - d
creative iuncuons, nervousness, ~cy WEI
TONIC meoicine u roquired, y VIII ue lou I oquaa
moi sspeaos - NY ose. C..,., \.
10 lnv,gulalhs 1870. =
one o. the most lnvaiuaDie; meolcines ~ INC Msn
complaints 70 which iemales are subject ~
slsts Nature 70 brace lA1 wlvsc syssep;' oneu1 "a
Sesses, anu creatos roncwes lue,sn ny naPPlncso
less sunelng, aisease, and lnnAPpl1sss aMong
ihdics woplq ex's, were tnsy gsnelai4 g aoops
e use o. tnls cofols EaeiSs w1o sle 20
~ those wntcn h,. rss na Ico 70
end 70 vigor. ~. ..,,,.-,, " ,.,.,,o
1lcA-1 nst son.aiy ptacticc, - tSsAl -
the existence Of man, and j. il the young who are
most aptto secome us vlctims, rom an isnosanco
q tpe danger 70 wnicn tney suDlect tncmscNcS'
causes uses s,.xs.... So ~ ...,.,.....
Ia ers%a,prs ascs Msnv y Won NAV nav now Be-
suffering, misled asto the cause or source O. as
EASE ~ tnose, men. we ~ e.csss nav
4 n /.
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