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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13
Bath, Dec. II, 1s5;

For COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION. THE LATE
REV. DocroR LEoNARD WooDS Abbott Professor OF Theo
ogy, in Andover Mnss.,l says-"From long Of the
Vegetable Pulmonary BdlsdN in my family circle and in
some instances among Theological students, have been
led to regard it safe and efcacous incidence Reed,
Cutler Co.. Druggists, Boston, propretors Be careful
to get the genuine, there many limitations. Price
SO cents and 81
Sold in Bath by Apothecaries generally
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BATH LYCEUM.

THE I'd Lecture of the will be delivered at the
L CITY HALL this "wednesday evening, Dec. H. com
mencing at y O'Clock, by
Rev. Il. w. BELLOWS, d. D., of New York,
be followed on successive Wednesday evenings by the
following geIteman;-
"a RUFUS W. Clark, D. d. Of East Boston,
Is Hugh 5. Carpenter Of Portland
% Frederick IL. Hedge d. d. OF Providence H. l.
Francis yinton, D. ID. of Brooklyn N. Y.
X. s. Storrs, Jr. d. d. OF
"a Geo. W. Bethune, d. d. of
&c PfofF. D. Huntington, d. D. Of Cambridge
g 7. Starr King, of Boston
Ralph Waldo Emerson Esq. OF Concord, Mass
4" Joseph P. Thompson, d. d. Of New York
Oliver Wendell Holmes VI. ID. Of Pittsfeld Mass.
Tickets for sale at SAWYER 4 MAG0UN's Book Store
at the following rates,
"a tickets for ss-and for any additional number the
rate.
Single tickets 20 cents.
Per Order Of the Curators,
Bath, Dec. IL, 1855. E.. ]. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
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Thrice eekly Kennebec Journal for Sc.

DURING the approaching session Of the Legislature the
u undersigned will continue the publication of the THRICE
WEEKLY JOURNAL, being volume XII of the
The result of the recent election and the political charac
the majority Of the members chosen the Legsa-
ture will give the proceedings Of the session weghy
intrinsic interest According the avowed intentions Of
dominant parties the whole policy of the system OF
Liquor Prohibition will be brought under discussion with
the view of repeating the present statute and enacting in
its stead law in accordance with their views Of prac-
teal wisdom. That this effort will give rise to prolonged
discussion interesting every CITIZEN and especially
every friend Of Temperance, doubt. For this
shall spare pains expense in furnishing
subscribers full and accurate reports Of all that may
said done in the Legislature. To do this, entails
upSh heavy and liberal subscription fist is all
that will from pt cuniary loss.
In view of these facts look with confidence to
Republican friends throughout the State TO aid in OBJ
tanning subscribers. Especially do solicit from each
his locality without which remuneratng list be
secured.
The numerous lines OF railroad which traverse the
State all directions, will enable very large proportion
subscribers receive their papers few hours after
publication This fact renders subscription to the Thrice
Weekly desirable and satisfactory than in former
years.
The Thrice-Weekly Journal will be published Mon
pAv WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, alternately with
the Thrice Weekly Age, and thus furnishing daily Lgis
lative paper.
The price will be ONE DOLLAR FOR THE SESSION,
as usual, payable E advance.
- 1t desirable that the name Of subscribers, accom-
panied with the money be forwarded at or before the
commencement of the session.
Augusta, Nov. 80 1855. STEVENS BLAINE. F
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CUSTOM
TAILORING BUSINESS |.

This department will be prompt
" and faithfully attended to. Gen
tlemen in want of the latest and
most fashionable styles Of gar
ments, will find it for their inter
est to call, as the subscriber will
guarantee to furnish as handsome
a garment (both in workmanship
and style) as can be furnished by
any establishment in Boston or
New York, and at two-thirds the
cost!
Give me one call, gentlemen,
and satisfy yourselves.
n. B. The cutting Of gentle
mems and youths garments, to
be made out Of the shop, will be
promptly attended to, and Cloths
and Trimmings furnished at the
lowest cash prices.
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stoves.
Bounty Land for Soldiers Of the
+ War OfI8l2. fr

DY act ofCongress all Soldiers who served four
days upwards the of 1872 entitled 10
One Hundred and SIXTY acres. All persons who on
former application have received less amount are ened
to the balance Claims presented and warrants obtained
by BRONSON sEWALL.
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PORT OF RATH.

THURSDAY, Dec
Brig Aonian, Yates, Savannah.
CLEARED.
Sch Alfaretta. Chase, HAVANA
Br Titania, Appleby, St John r.
ship Washington, Norton New York
Sch Arno, Moore, West River Md
FRIDY, Dec. Z.
Schr W illiams, Snowman. Fall River
Sch Lamartine Wal is Poston
Br Sch Ellen Nancy. Cram, Waltham n S.
ship Y ashngton, Norton, New York.
Gen Scot. Merrill, Boston.
SATURDAY, Dec sth.
Sch Sally Bad err Garland, from Gardiner, for Nor
wich, Con.
British sch Resolution, st John, n with coal from
Jogging n S.
Boston.
Schr Boston, Bailey Gardiner, for Boston,
Sch Clara, Gardiner for Boston.
MONDAY, Dec. 10th.
ARRIVED.
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SAGADAHoc, SO ceurt q Pro1atl AtM N s.fA,

SAGAD4HOC ss.--Af Court of Probate, held AZ bafh,
tcihin and for the County Of S1sadahoe eH re hTI
Monday qf Decenber, A d. lSS0-
xTTTTSiJ; 3 II IIIJY Executor Of the last VIII ard
w Testament Of Martha Trott. hate Of WoolEich in sad
County, deceased having presented bis h aces INT Of adj
nisrion n the Estate Of said deceased for allowance
Ordered that The said Executor give petice 70 all
Interested BY causing Of this order TO be published
bath Tint they may appear Probate Court to b, hi
M Bath n said County. the first Monday Of January
ne, at ten the clock in the forenoon and shew u
ifnny they have why the should not BE- allowed
"'-' d. BRONSON, Judc.
Atrue copy-Attest A. I. THOMPSON, Register. 5waa
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STATE OF MAINE.
Executive DEPARTMENT


held the Council Chamber in Augusta Monday, the
tenth day Of December next
Attest: A JACKSON, See'y Of State.
The WAR ls12-NAuoxAL CoSvESTroS.-We have
received from the Hon. J. Sutherland president of the
convention held 1885, call for the defenders Of the
country of 1s12 who last January in the
city OF Washington, assemble there again the APP
preaching anniversary of the battle of New Orleans,
the resolution adopted their last session, to
which time and place the convention adjourned.
The undersigned, who is Vice President of the above
named convention will attend the time and place Of ad
journmen should those who interested and wish to OBJ
Pension, contribute pay his expenses some have
offered pay dollar EACH He attended last January
at his expense and the only member from Maine
those who expect be benefited by his services do not
con7bute towards his expenses he will attend said
convention. S. D. REED
Bath, Dec. IL, 1855. 3w26
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ship adelaide Metcaf, Hanson, at New York from
Leghorn, struck by lightning, Oct 90 which shiv-
cred maintopmast and topgallant mast.
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New Millinery!
Mrs. ROUSE. Centre ST..

just received elegant of Ribbons,
Flowers, Embr ideries, &c, Fall Styles Ladies Hats,
very charming The best miners only employed, and
all work entrusted, superintendent by herself Straws
beached to look well at the lowest price, being
alldone at straw mandatory. good assortment Of
Dress and Cloak trimmings snd buttons.
Mrs Rouse grateful for the very large share Of pat
ronage with which she has been favored the last years.
will still attempt merit it, by sparng pans please
her
N. B. good assortment Of Mourning constantly on
hand.
Bath, Oct. 1. 10.
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New Dress Silks.

lust received the Granite Store, good assortment
u plaid striped and plain Silks also black figured and
ain silks; in endless variety. OWEN L CO.
Oct. ..
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ARRIVED
Sch. Loduski, Rouse, Boston.
DISASTERS,

lBY THE CAPS COD TELEGRAPH LINEl
HOLINESS HOLE Dec THAR sch Alabama, Davis,
choptank River, Md, for RaIh
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office uncdHed to
Bath, DOC. Ia, 186

GcnfIemen's List.
Abbot Albert G Mahon james
Avery George NJ Moresy Mikel
Avery J W Morrill, A Henry
Anderson James McCabe EliakeIn
Arnold L6yd Maxim Convers
Ashford Samuel Murphy Edmond
Brown Henry Merriman Eli
Bisson John Matson Warren
Butler Flavel Mitchell Otis
Boynton John Morrill, Charles
Bowler Capt Moul;on NJ b
Burgess Albert P Mckay Alexander
Bickford Joseph W. McFadden CARING
Barstow Moses Mcdowell James II
Blagdon Samuel Morse W
Baker Thomas Manear Edmshd
Corbett Isaac James McCabe VIM
Curtis Eben Morresy Patrick
Clark Charles McCuuam James
Coombs Joseph r Mitchell John
Cane John Mayors John L Y
Curtis Samuel Moses Jas Z
Chadsey Abel Moore Calvin
Carlisle Miles Nichols Frederic
Coffin Ehen NJ Norton Albion 2
Chadbourn Charles G NuIter Reuben
Coughlin John Norton Roberts,
Cousnns James Osbo IN Cyrus
Cornish Charles circuit Ephraim
Coombs Minot Pratt Gustavus
Chapman Ira Pattee John u
Conley Lawrence Pen1leton Elbridge
Cabin James Page
Davey Alexander Perkins Charles IL
Dustin George Pease Sarah
DOYLE David Pho John-2
Drake Augustus-2 Powers Richard
DAVIS DurIas Prebe William
Eaton Moody Pumer Amos b
Forest Thomas ] Pratt George
Foye William burlington David
Fisher 4 Sampson Percy SAM
Floyd JamesA Potts Jos C-3
Flovd James Ross David
Fisher VIM Randall Alphonso
Frost VIM Reed Francis
Foley BARLEY RoOp Isaac
Foley James Robertson
Foote John Rich Richard
Greeneaf Slas Rhodes j L
G iten John Sylvester L
Gardiner Frederic Smith Patrick
Gatchell James Smith Amasy
Gilkey Sycurges.P sylvester Sylvanus
Golden MickIe Spear Robert d
Given William Spear Thomas
Griffin William Sprague Joseph
Gready Bartholomew Snow Stephen
Greenough Francis Stiphin Nathan
Hopkins 5 VS. smith Sylvester
HObrook Joseph Z Spears Matthew
Hiscock Rufus Siegars Redford
Hutchinson Daniel-2 Stilkey William
Hoyt Henry Sanders John
Higgins Samuel StPierre Dominique
Hartman Joab Stnrtevant Frank
Ham Levi Smith VIM
Hatch Lewis Springer William
Howe & Leemans Sdger James 5
Hall William Tailor Samuel
Hallimer John Turner So
Hall Albridge Thompson Robert
Jones Otis T0man James
John Vim Tosier Nath Ii
hlng MyleS OSnua
Kennard George Trerfran Richard
Lancaster George Tarr VIM q
Loue Mr. WEIGH Michael
Leanard Bradley Worth W
Lord Charles Williams james
Leemont Isaac Williams John
Leighton Andrew Walker Robert
Lovejoy Ira Wall Nichols
Little Charles W. Webster John
MorrelI Isaac Whtehouse Frederic
Mciiuire James Winslow Nathl
Mckenzie John Timer Bernard
Mcdowell William York Roland
Mackvoy illlam Quinnam BENZ
Macomber Joseph-3
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13
A Great Man.

George Li2pard, in his new work called The
Nazarine, thus speaks of President Jackson !:
"He was a mani Well remember the day
waited upon him. He sat there in his arm
chair-I can see that old warrior face, with its
snow white hair, even now. We told him of
the public distress-ihe manufacturers ruined,
the eagles shrouded in Grape, which were
borne at the head of twenty Thousand men into
Independence square. He heard us all we
begged him to leave the deposits where 'ney
were to uphold the great Bank IN rhiaoei-
phis. Still he did not say word. Al last
one Of our members, more fiery than the rest,
intina,ed that if the Bank were crushed re-
bellion MIGHT follow Then the old man rose.
can see him yet.
"Come - he shouted in voice of thunder,
as his clu,ched hand was raised above his white
hairs. Come with bayonets in your hands To-
stead of petitons-surround the White House
with your leeions-I am ready for you all -
With the people at my back. whom your gold
can neither buy nor awe, will swing you up
around the Capitol, each rebel of you-oa a
gibbet-high as Haman's."
"When think" SAYS the author, " of that
one man standing there at Washington, bat
ting with all the powers of Bank and Panic
combined. BETRAYED by those in whom he trus-
ted, assailed by all that the shake Of malice
could hiss OF the iend of falsehood fow-when
think of that one man placing his back against
the rock aud folding his arms for the blow,
while he uttered his vow i will not swerve
one inch from the course | have chosen -
/ must confess that the records of Greece and
Rome-nay, the proudest days of Cromwell or
Napoleon cannot furnish instance of will
like that of Andrew jackson, when he placed
life and soul aud fame on the hazard of die,
for the peoples wefare.-Proridence Sentinel.
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pALMER's VINEGAR, for sale by
sept.4. N. +. GANNETT.
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NEW Goods.
Dress Silks.

CASHMERE Long and Square Shawis, some very fine
~ Just received, and for sale at reduced prices.
Dec. 8. OWEN L co.
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COUNTY OF SAG AD4HOC, ss.--1t Court Of Pro-
bate held IN Bath the First Monday of Dec. 1855
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered That notice be given
by publishing copy Of said petition with this order there
on there weeks successfully in the Eastern Times news
paper printed in Bath thar all persons interested may
tend on the first Monday Of January next the Court Of
Probate he holden in Bath. and sew any,
way the prayer of said petition should be granted
Such notice to be given before said Court.
u. BRONSON, Judge.
Attest A. 7. THOMPSON. Register.
Copy Of Petition and order Of Court.
Attest: A. 7. THOMPSON, Register. SE20
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Baltimore Flour.
Bounty Land Warrants.

JUST received per VIM Jenkins via Boston, 400
d bbls Extra, Family and Howard St. Flour
Oct. s. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS &C.
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DORTo Rico, Muscavado, Havana, Light Brown
L Crushed and Coffee Crushed sugars, for sale by
$50 JOHN II. MCCLELLAN
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lust received per schooner Peru from New York. DC
u casks Leaf Lard. For sale at Boston price
Oct.6- MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & co.
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Ok BLs Baldwin, Beethoven and sweet Apples, FIR sails
~ by VI. Il. GANNETT.
Nov g. 1855. II
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400 BUSHELS, arrived this day from Norfolk, in
FOOO schooner Lagrange, dischsrging at Rail-
road Wharf, and for sale by d. l. L. PATTEN.
Nav % 20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

Skates! Skates!
A LARGE and good assortment Of Fancy and Common
n Skates for sale by II. NJ. BOvEY,
Nov 20. Front Street, Bath
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Nov 6, 1855. u
To the Honorable Ddd Bronson, Judge Of the Court Of
Probate trithiH and for the County Of SGgadahoc
THE Petition and Representation Of j. r. Huson Ad-
ministrator the Estate oil Sarah Thomson, late u
Bath the County Of Sagadahoc deceased ntstae re-
specially shews that the Personal Estate of said deceased
which has come into the hands and possession OF the sand
Administrator is not sufficient to pay the Just debts and
demands against said estate by the sum OF one hundred
thirty dollars and eighty seven cents ara whereas me sale
Of mart ~ the said estate would materially deprecate the
value o the whole property he therefore prys FIR authority
t sell The whole ofhe estate for the payment above
s and fiat the residue may be divided among the heirs
OF law and the said j. T. Huston t reore makes appca
ton n this Court and prys your Honor that he may be
authorized and empowered agreeahy law. to sell and
deeds TO convey the real Of sud deceased afore
said situated said Bath with incidental charges All
which is respectfully submitted. J. T. HUSTON.
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low opening at the Granite Store, large stock of New
and desirable Fall Goods lower prices than at an,
time before this Purchasers are invited to call
examine goods and prices OWEN & co.
November g. 81
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Apples.

ARRIS0NS aavoring extracts viz: Peach Lemon, Rose
III Nutmeg and Vanilla. for sale by ". Z. GANNErT.
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SALT.
CORN.

1000 HHDS- CADIZ SALT in Store, and for sale by
Bath, Feb. 49, 1855. 34tf D. l. L. PATTEN.
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Deal Freights

A Thighest current rates can be obtained at all times
n on application TO q. C, DUNCAN & co.
u46o III Wall ST., N.
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Dress and Cloak trimmings.
NOW opening from New York. the largest assortment Of
~ rich Dress and Cloak Trimmings ever offered in this
city. Very cheap.
Dec. 3. OWEN & co.
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NOR Sale, two Twelve Horse Horizontal Steam Engines
l. in good repair. Terms easy. ELMES e. TEBBETS,
Aug. %. 10 Commercial St. Iron Works, Bath, Me.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-03
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Reol Gstotc.

S1NOR SALE.-A VALUABLE MATER POWER
n AND MILL, situated in North Hoosick, Rensselaer,
Co twenty-sx miles from Troy, and Immediately Join
ing the Raiload leading from rr to Montreal and with
in tive hours travel of the city New York. anil six If
Boston.
The property consists of Mill, built Of wood about
years since. for the manufacture of oen Shawls with
large and never failing Water Power Store and Office
adjoining the Mi good Dwelling House. neat Gotta
ges, sufficient number of small Teuements to accommo-
GATE the hands emp Dyed on the place. and about Sixty
Acres of land
considering The facilities for communicating With New
York and Boston the beauty and heahfunes of the site
none of the best agricultural counties in the State and
the abundant supply of ter-very few places offer
greater advantages for manufacturing.
This property will be sold under foreclosure on the 2d
Of November next, by Auction at Troy and will be so d-
yded in lots that part the who's can be obtained by
those DESTROYS to purchase and where required large
portion Of the purchase money remain on mortgage
for one years.
Further Inflammation will be given by applying to DAv
Id GRAY and P. S. SHRIEVES at North Hoosick or tn
the subscriber, at Tarrytown, New York.
o50 dot F. SHELDON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-03
AuttlorI6.

-, AUCTION.-WiIl be sold at Pubic Aneuon,
;: the office of Pratt 4 Howe NO zVo NAN street
I'LL Worcester on THURSDAY, the eighth day OF No
vember instant at O'Clock A. NJ, the rights oil redenp-
ton the following described parcecs of real estate viz
One House. with Barn and about one-hird of acre
of Land on Mlbrook st.
One House, Barn, and about four acres of Land, on
West Boylst ST.
One unfinished House, with about two acres of Land
on West Boy lston st.
One lot of Land at tie Of Silver and Nav streets
containing about fourteen thousand feet
One lot at the of Silver and Claremont sts con-
tanning five thousand feet of land
one lot Of Land Coral street, contaiug tyfour hun.
drel feet. ~ ~ 49,
Az the aforesaid tracts being in the city Worcester
also enc undivided half of about sixy-hree acres of
land in Holen.
Also, two lots OF Land in Bostonville in the town Of
Also, the following Personal Property, Wis
me Pstent Right of Woodworths Planning Machine in
alths towns in Sullivan Co.. New Hampshire except one
Note OF two hun red AID seyentyfye dollars signed
by rdner & Cotton
Note OF about one hundred an seven dollars signed
ny " Whiting; aud several other an accounts
Tor the iurthe particulars of which inquire of
NJ DOT O. Il. PRATT Assignee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-03
TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
Q r O @ K E r. Y w AR !

BROWN FIRTH would respectfully invite the at
tention of merchants to heir extensive assortment of
Croehery, Glass Ware, Paper HangiagS, &c.,
Comprising general variety of House Furnishing
in the country.
AS we have very large retail trade it becomes neces
sary Tor US to import our goods in large quantities.
buy all American goods direct of the manufacturers which
enables US 10 get goods the west prices Offer
to any country merchant larger of rich and
common goods to select from, at prices low be
bought in New York or Boston, and terms as liberal
Merchants, by calling at establishment will become
satisfied tht they will time ard money by giving us
their orders, they fill their memorandums at one
store in less time than they can at a dozen
oil dawtf BROWN h FIRTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-03
GAS FIxTUR EST!

The subscribers are pr pared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be found at any
establishment in New York Boston, all of which will be
in either of those cities.
We are daily receiving from the largest and best man
uacturers in this country, all their patterns
CHAND ELIERS, PENDANTS.
BRACk ETS, SO.
ANY one in want of Gas Fixtures should not fail to call
and examine our stock before purchasing when we shall
be happy to show them that the above statement is cor.
rect. and how it is we afford to do it,
oGt1 dawtf BROWN & FIRTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-03
Notifies.

20 DOLLARS REWARD Whereas, an
Brookaeld Brass Band, stolen from room IN tbe
Town House. in North Brookfed, occupied by said Band
between Monday evening, Oct o. Tuesday morning
Oct 49, the subscribers offer the above reward for the de-
lection of the thief thieves and the recovery Of the pro
perry, one half the amount for either.
The Bel of the Instrument has ornamental wreath
around it, and was marked g Graves & Co. Bostou1
TIM0. p. CLARK,
JOHN HOWE. fSelectmen Of N Brookdeld.
G. +. CULVER
North Brook field, Nov. 2, 1855. diff
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s 6 2 8 , o o
WORTH or PRESENTsttt

L g.
To be distributed to L. BABBTTT'S customers
The articles for distribution vary in price from 12k
cents, to $3.50. Among the articles for distribu-
ton may he found Silver Watches, Plush Rocking Chairs
China Ten Sets, Gold Chains, Gold Rings Gold Loekets
Gold Pins, Gold Pencils, and Gold Pens, Silver Thmbes
Col al Rings and variety Of other Jewelry. Also the
latest Publications of the day. viz The Diary and Cor
respondence of Amos Lawrence, the Old Homestead.
Modern histories Explained and Exposed the May Flow.
Married Life the Real Life and Domestic Life by Arthur,
the )me Cycopedia, Ida May, the Wreath around tile
Crops, Life among the Flowers, Cora and the Doctor
Angel Whispers, Tom among the Painters, Daughter Of
Crops Lectures to Young Men, (by Clarck Illustrated
Lamplghter Young LADIES' Home Gife Bibles and Eesta-
mems, and variety of other Books numerous to men
ton.
One of the above named articles are freely given to each
customer, making double inducements for all who want
good DagIerreotypes to call at BABBIrT'S in Ppers
Block Daguerreotypes low at his rooms as
are taken at any rooms in the city, and give
satisfaction.
All are respectfully invited to call and examine the
Presents and satisfy themselves that it not Barrum
Humbug very large and beautiful assortment of fancy
Cases and Gold Lockets for Daguerreotypes WILDE found
at his Room.
beautiful style of Photograph called Mezograph, is
taken by b. Rabbit The public invited to cali and
examine the specimens of that work. it Is very well adapt
ed for taking views Of Dwellings, and copying DAguerreo-
types, on account of their cheapness and durability.
Please remember BABBIfT is in PLPER'S BLOCK.
$50 DIFF