ocr: Just Received, iPFR SHIP SrsnEAM) DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL, A New Kind of Ware! S.W. HEATH & CO, n.W K just received, direct From thema mfacturersi» fcnglaud. n new kind of ware—something diflcrei t an-! superior to anything ever « 11* red be ore m the l'| States—we being ihc onlv agent in the St tie of Maine. A Dinner or'I * n Set ol ibis w are is so durable that >1 w ill last a li e lime, as n is impossible la destroy tl « enamel The shapes are also different from any thii f ever before offered : and i|ie ware will sp ak (or itscit, every piece is smmped with our name, and warrant**!. Edwards Paient Iron Stone Dinner Seta. T*» St U. Toilet and Coffee Setts. " hue (•ramie Dinner, Coffee, Tea, and Toilet Sets.. Pearl White do d* do do do Mulhery do d» do do do Flowing ftfoe do d* do do do do Dove Pattern do d» do do do Light Blue do d> do do to And various other patterns ton numerous to men on GLASS Wftllw OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. T I MBLLRS—of Flint Glass, From 0*.T cents to S4 per doz. GI.A.'S DISHES—on Feet iron. 6*24 ct* to 96 pr pair. GLASS LAMPS—of hliy different Patterns, Hum oil” shit ing to S5 per pair. GLASS Sugar Bowls, Fruit Bow l*, Molasses Push ers. ShowTi niblcrs, Ac. Ac Solar Lamps, Chandeliers aid (■irandoles. Solar Lamps, very cheap, varying From $!,*£ te #10. Forty diffcrmi pulterne of Solar Lamps. (•IRANDOLES—siane new patigni*. viz—Pat! and Vip;i. tit Ctipi . Drunken Boy.spirit ol *76. Fanny Kll *lcr. I lower Girl. Romeo anti Juliet. Bo) and Dog. and a gicui n.anv puitcru* iml inenlioticd. CM A A DIT.1 MRS — w nh from *2 t«> (1 burners. SideSa lar Lamps. Hanging Solars, Brocket Lamps, Ships sv\ tugmg Lamp*. Britannia Ware. Rich and Common Tea and Coffee Pots, Urits,Coffee Filterera, Ac. Castor*. from 50 ct* to S35—CO different patterns. Silver and Plated Warr. Such a* Tea Pols. Coffin Pots, Urns, Tea Kettles, Castors. Snuffers ami Travs. Salvers, Egg Boilers, But ter Knives, Cake Baskets. Ac. Table Cutlery and Tea Trays. 500 Sets of common and Ivory Table Cutlery. Common ai d Got! n Tea Trays, oi all pan#ms, soma < nir.-i beautifully inlaid with Pearl. I -ill try l/;uii|>«( OF EFEKY DF.SCKIP7TO.V. Lantern* i-*' end’ess v..ri« ty—mid very cheep. Rockingham and F ire Proof WARE. , Flower Vases ol' all Kinds. «>ur S' n'k is liie largest i:* '.he Suite, and those w L«* .. :.i wain wi’i do v - .: '■ call and look at ns . havii g lately made a m*\v arrangement in our store for conve we can show our good* at a good udvtuiiuge.— Call and see u yon dont bur lhtf S W HEATH k CO. n¥w“yokk mmm store, —ON— J Broad Street, Bath. rpHE subscribers having bought theright of Messrs Free I man A McDotHunigh. lot the exclusive sale of the pa tent Flint Enamel Ware, in the following towns in this State, vis t Aina, Arrow sir, Bath, Bootfcbay. llowdoinham. Bow rioin, P. re men, Bristol, Dnmariscotta, Dresden, Kdgecouib, Georgetown, Jefferson, Lewiston. Lisbon, Newcastle, No Lleboio’, Perkins, Phipsburg, Richmoud, Topsham,Town send, Union, Webster, W est Bath, Warren, Washington, Westport. Whitefield, Wiseaanet, Woolwich. And would take this method of informing their friend* and the ( ublic that they have opened a Warehouse on Ou Iliosid Slicct, opposite ZINA HYDE & Co., Bath, for the sale of the above ware—and also fcr the sale oflhs Patent Right for the above territory^ BATH EXCEPTBB. This \garc being some thing entirely wev—the public ars invited to call and examine tor themselves, as the patent** claims for the ware that it is stronger, And its enamel and colors are superior to any other ware ever offered in thin c untry. The materials of which it is composed contain three different kinds of minerals, which when combined make an article superior in every respect to any other ware tu which earth is used, and the above materials ar* of such a nature, that the manufacturers arc making from them every article used in the Culinary department from tlie Stove to the SteWpan. Although we hnvcnnt a stock, of the different articles that will be maul lac lured at the Factory, yet we have a sufficient assortment to satisfy tha most incredulous—such a* Coffee Urns, Tea Pots, Water l rns. Toilet Sets, Sugar Bow ls, t n ame, Lamps, Candl* Sticks, Vases. Mugs, Pitchers, Picture Frames, Curtain Pins. Spittoons, Connected with the above establishment will be found, the ware made by the Brooklin Flint Glass Co., which embraces the German style of ware, made from, Flint Gla s, Torquoise, C as pas Alabaster, Porcelain and; white Flint, making all variHy of colors. We also offer at the above House a stock of Crockery, Mass, Stone and Earth en Hare, Together with a comhlete assortment of wooden and Wilton ware ; such a* due French Baskets, Cradle*. Car ri ges, Sponge Baskets, Tag Baskets, SpliaU Covered, Cross Bar, Cherry and Market Basket*. Brooms, Mop handles, Seives, Patlcs, Sugar Boxes, Serfs, Wheelbar rows, Ac. Also a good assortment of Albicot and Jut*


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ocr: SPRING FASHION -FOR HATS! JUST RECEIVED BY L. P. LEMONT & SON, PROM THE MOST CELEBRATED HAT ESTABLISHMENTS IN NEW YORK, NAMELY; FROM H'M. H. BEEBE Co.,/ G. AL FORD, / ,v. GE.Y.VLY, AMD M. BIRD, t„''»'lly'V™,'l!.';y h*T* Uld“ Atranfrement tobecon HATST«Sd « u *"h ,h* LATK»T STYLES of ,„eiu* arge avariety a* any olher establisb -LTKEWISE, aestr®* hats, IN GREAT VARIETY. TOGE THER WITH READY MADE CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS CAPS, UMBRELLAS, ’ Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Ooeskiaa^TaUor^s Trimming, GENTLEMENS’S CLOTHS AND MADE TO ORDER AS HERETOFORE Wo. 47, Front Straet, BATH. _ tf36

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publisher: John T. Gilman


ocr: JUST RECEIVED BY L, [>. LliMOXT Si SOX, PROM THE MOST CELEBRATED HAT ESTABLISHMENTS IN NEW YORK, JYAUELY; FROM tt'Sl. H. BEEBE tf Co..J. «. AL FORD, J. V. GE.VNLV, AND .U, BIRD, With whom ih*y hove made arrangement to becou tinnally .^tippli^d with the LA I I’ STA LBS of HATS, and as large a variety a« any other establish —LIKEWISE,— BOSTON HATS-, IX great variety. togi: riiER WITH READY MADE CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, CAPS, OIBUELUS, Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, TailoWS Trimmings, GENTLEMENS'S CLOTHS CUT A VO M A OF, TO ORDKR AS HKRKTOFORE. No. Front Street, BATH.


ocr: SUMMER GOODS. NEW STYLE! SPlEWi STOCK! JTJST RSGrEITBLi June 1,1850!! FARNSWORTH & At the celebrated OUTFITTING f Have this day opened, and offer TO THE By far the LARGEST, BEST —and— Cheapest Stock of Manufactured from fabrics of latest importations and manufacture, of the latest Summer Style —AND— CVf J»£, FURNISHING GOODS! &c., &c., &c., Eyer offered in this City or than at any other THE PUBLIC KILL Fl\l) At this Establishment, An Immense of every desirable style of GOODS! at a scale of that must convince every er that the bombastic ot envious competitors and tators of our system of j Clothing the Public at such an enormous IN PRICES i as to astonish the whole nity, arc mere Cl AS. and HUMBUG.


ocr: FASHIONS! THE VERY;LATESH BALLOUS Sagadahock nmm AND OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE, NO. O, SACADAHOCK BUILDING, mmm* Great Sale of Clothing, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND FURNISHING GOODS. TO COMMENCE Tuesday, The first day of October, 1 850, And continue until further notice. r|MIIS Stock offers to the public an oppor tuniiy most rare for their benefit. Being interested in two large IMPORTING HOU SES in another Stave, it enables ns to pro iluce Goods from first bauds, and conse quently, at least


ocr: HIGHLY IMPORTANT! IMMENSE STOCK OF HATS! CAPS! * AND FURNISHING GOODS! PiBJSf onST"!brooks, AT THE WELL KNOWN OUTFITTING NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad Street, Have just received their FALL STOCK, Comprising all the LATEST STYLES of Goods, of foreign and domestic manufacture, con stituting by far the largest stock IN THE STATE ! AT PRICES Much Reduced! from our former well known low rates. The public will find in our Spacious Warehouse! Garments of every style and des manufactured in the very best and most faithful man ner. at such EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, as to insure a saving of at least per cent, to the pur In addition to which, the pub have the advantage of making , ° ™ selections from the LM1E1T STflBK the State, every article of which of the very best quality, and garment made up in the best and most LOW PRICE SYSTEM, Established by us, will not only be adhered to, but we are prepared to open the MIL TSAI. BY SELLING CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, HAT? AMD Furnishing Goods, &c,, At a large reduction on our tor mcr well known LOW BATES ! We are enabled to do this, in con sequence of the Immense Quantity ! of Goods, which the excellent quality of ev ery article offered for sale in this EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT, enables us to dispose of,and the hitherto un precedented LOW PRICES! At which we are selling every article neces sary to the Complete Outfit! -OF T1JE Mechanic, Laborer, Seaman, Trader, Professional Man, Or Man of Fashion !


ocr: HIGHLY IMPORTANT! IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING!! HATS! CAPS! AND FURNISHING GOODS! FlRNSttWrFFBROOKS, AT THE WELL KNOWN OUTFITTING I NORTH END OF UNION Nearly opposite the head of Street, Have just received their FALL STOCK, Comprising nil the Sn LES of Goods, ol and domestic manufacture, con stituting by far the iar<rest IN THE STATE! AT PRICES Much Reduced! from our former well known rates. The public will find in our Spacious Warehouse! Garments of every style and des cription, manufactured in very best and most faithful man ner, at such EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, as to insure a saving of at twenty-five per cent, to the pur chaser. In addition to which, the pub lic have the advantage of their selections from the in the State, every article of is of the very best quality, every garment made up in best and most WOMMLIKE HSSER. —the— LOW PRICE Established by us, will not only adhered to, but we arc to open the fall nun. BY SELLING CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, HATS AID GAPS, Furnishing Goods, &c,, At a large reduction on our tor mcr well known LOW RATES! VVc are enabled to do this, in con sequence of the Immense Quantity! of Goods, which die excellent quality of ev ery article offered lor Kile ill this EXTENSIVE ESTABL1SIIMENT, enables us to dispose of, and the hitherto un precedented LOW PRICES! At which we are selling every article neces sary to the Complete Outfit! —OF THE— Mechanic, Laborer, Seaman, Trader, Professional Man, Or Man of Fashion ! Also every style of garments for TOTHS ISO CHILDREN! The rapidly increasing favor with


ocr: FASHIONS! THE MY LATEST! AT BALLOUS’ Sagadahock miTiim AND OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE, NO. 6, SAGADAHOCK BUILDING, Great Sale of Clothing, HATS AND (’APS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND FURNISHING GOODS. TO COMMENCE The first day of October, 1 8 50, And continue until further notice. r|'HIS Stork offers to the public nn oppor toniiy most rare for ilieir benefit. Being


ocr: "..YEW goods, JUST RECEIVED —BY— AS splendid an assortment as ever before offered in this city,of Gold sad Silver Watches, Jewelry. Spoom. Cutlery. Combe, Acrordeoue, Fmry Goode. ire ire. And will be sold very cheap indeed. Please call and ex two doors north of tbs Elliot House.


ocr: FASHIONS! THE MY LATEST! AT BALLOUS’ Sagadahock miTiim AND OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE, NO. 6, SAGADAHOCK BUILDING, Great Sale of Clothing, HATS AND (’APS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND FURNISHING GOODS. TO COMMENCE The first day of October, 1 8 50, And continue until further notice. r|'HIS Stork offers to the public nn oppor toniiy most rare for ilieir benefit. Being interested in two large IMPORTING HOU SES in another State, it enables us to pru ilttre Goods from first hands, and conse quently, at least Twenty per cent. less than those who do not enjoy this advantage. The Stock of this establishment is new. and of the latest an I most approved styles, and made up in the most Workmanlike Manner. The Stock also is very extensive, more so than at any other place in the city, it not in the State (Rockland excepted) which makes it worthy the attention of those who are about to purchase their FALL OUTFITS. It should he remembered that the Styles at the ntc later by some weeks than any that have appeared at other places in town, and anoth er and more important consideration is, that the Goods arc belter than common, anu at icasi 20 per cent. less in price than at anv other establishment in Bath ; and as the is one ol the most magnificent buildings in the State, anti is conducted in the best and most liberal order, so it is determined that all departments connertpd with this noble building, sliali be uf tbe SAME HIGH ORDER, and especially that part which relates to the Sagadaliock Clothing AND Outfitting Warehouse and as it is an established fact (he Gouds have been sold 20 to 25 per cent. <23 2^2 322i ^ 2F> 222. at the SAGADAHOCK Clothing and Outfitting WAREHOm than at any other establishment ; nnd this can be proved by at least FIVE HUNDRED Good and substantial Customers, it becomes all who wish to make n saving to purchase their Goods here. In conclu sion, we would say that if you want an Over coats, an under Coat, a Vest, Pants,any kind of an under garment, Hats, Caps, Hoots, Shoes, or any article of Men’s or Boy's wear, call in at the Sagadaliock Clothing and Outfit ting Warehouse, and you will find any article you want in the Clothing line at a lower price than you ever heard of before. Therefote we sum up the whole in the following, viz., Largest House, The best House, the best Store, the most real Clothing, the best Clothing, most val ue for a dollar, the best place to buy, and Where you will be sure to get the Worth of your money.


ocr: 3ml4 GEO. W. FETl’ES. NEXT TO TRIMTY Clll'UCH. JAARPET!NCS g flfS&HH BEB g HENRY PETTES & CO. HAVE BEHOVED THEIB LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF CARPETS TO THE NEW GRANITE WAREHOUSE, SIMMER STREET, BOSTON. Every Description of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETINGS For sale in great variety, and at the lowest prices. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, OF ALL WIDTHS AM PRICES* Citizens and strangers who visit the city are invited to rail and view this extensiv* establishment, where is offered for sale as large an assortment of CARPETINGS a* can be found in any warehouse in the tlnited States,— all of which are warranted to he of the best quality, and perfectly fast colors.


ocr: SUMMER GOODS. NEW STYLE! SPLENDID STIEK! JUST S.30EITBDJ June 1,1850!! FARNSWORTH & BROOKS, At the celebrated OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! Have this day opened, and offer TO THE PUBLIC By far the LARGEST, BEST —and— Cheapest Stock of CIOTHING! Manufactured from fabrics of the latest importations and domestic manufacture, of the latest styles— Slimmer Style Ottilia —AND— c.irs9 FURNISHING GOODS! &c., &c., &c., Ever offered in this City or State, than at any other establishment!! THE PUBLIC BILL FIND At this Establishment, An Immense Assortment of every desirable style of GOODS! at a scale of prices that must convince cvcrv that the bombastic pretensions envious competitors and imi- of our system ol' Clothing the Public such an enormous reduction IN PRICES to astonish the whole commu are mere GAS, GAMMON HUMBUG.


ocr: SPRING FASHION -FOR HATS! JUST RECEIVED BY L. P. LEMONT & SON, PROM THE MOST CELEBRATED 1I1T ESTABLISHMENTS IN NEW YORK, A'AUBLY; FROM IFM. II. BEEBE if Co.,J. G. AL VORD, J. X. GE.YNLY, A XU M. BIRD, AN itli whom they have made arrangement to hecon timally supplied with the LATEST STYLUS of HATS, and as large a variety ns any other establinh ueni* —LIKEWISE, loiToi IN GREAT VARIETY. TOC.ETHER WITH READY MADE CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS. CAPS, UN Bit ELL AS, Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Tailor’S Trimmings, Ac Ac. Ac. c. GENTLEMENS’S CLOTHS CUT AND MADE TO ORDER AS HERETOFORE No. 47, Front Street, BATH. tf36 THE BOSTOX EMPORIUM OF SHAWLS AND SILK GOODS. JEWETT &. PRESCOTT, No. 2, MILK STREET. received lor the Trade of ItioO. a


ocr: OF the latest pattern*, for heating Houses and Church es, constantly on hand and for sale bv W. WALKER »V Co. •In Entire JYeiv Stock of CARPETINGS FOE BALE AT THE WAREHOUSE OF HENRY PETTES St CO., No. 224 Washington Street, CORNER OF SUMMER ST., BOSTOX. 1000 Pieces of Superfine Three-Plyi and elegant Brussells and Tapestry Carpetings, in every variety of beautiful colors and figures. 600 Pieces of very low-priced Carpetings, for Offices, Chambers, &C. In the assortment are more than one hundred HEW AND SPLENDID PATTERNS of Carpetings, all of which are warranted Perfectly Fast Colors. PilXlED FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, of all widths and prices. Purchasers of Carpets will find in our Ware house a complete assortment of every article necessary to furnish a house in the plainest or most elegant manner, and always at LOW PRICES. HENRY PETTES A CO.


ocr: | manufacture, of the latest styles— Slimmer Style Ottilia —AND— c.irs9 FURNISHING GOODS! &c., &c., &c., Ever offered in this City or State, than at any other establishment!! THE PUBLIC BILL FIND At this Establishment, An Immense Assortment of every desirable style of GOODS! at a scale of prices that must convince cvcrv or that the bombastic pretensions n| envious competitors and imi- lators of our system ol' Clothing the Public it such an enormous reduction IN PRICES is to astonish the whole commu nity, are mere GAS, GAMMON and HUMBUG. The Public will find that our price* are uot only the Lowest in the State ! but that we sell on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, without any invidious distinctions, or sliding scale of prices, to con form to a man’s particular calling or position in life. We are gratified in being able to inform our customers that we are enabled to furnish garments at a large reduction on our former mw saicasi Coats formerly sold for $4 00 at §3 50 “ “ “ 3 00 at 2 50 Vests, former prices 3 50 at 3 00 Pants formerly sold far 2 50 at 2 00 and all other goods in proportion. FURNISHING GOODS. Splendid assortment of New Style STOCKS, TIES, CRAVATS, SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, $-r. smut® New Styles, embracing DRAB BEATER, PEARL, PAA'AMA, LEGHORA', PE DAL STRAW, CHILDREN'S HATS, PALM LEAF, Ire., Ire. —ALSO— Boots and Shoes in every variety. It is useless to attempt to enu merate our stock. But we feel justified in saying that it embraces the largest, most varied, and best assortment in the State, at prices which results show bid defiance to all competition, and which is also appreciated by tt7* THE PUBLIC ! ^8 Strangers visiting the City will do well to bear in mind that the B1TB OUTFITTING is located in the SPACIOUS NEfV STORE north end of tyS3D©R] SsygKcSL, Nearly opposite the head of Street. FARNSWORTH &


ocr: Watches, Jewelry, &c, T. H. G MARSTOA HAS just received ami offers for sale a large and beautiful assortment of WATCHES. JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, Ac., as cheap as can be bought elsewhere, at the old stand two doors north ol the Elliot House Rath, May 8, 1S50. 46 Combs ! tombs! Combs ! QILYER, Shell, Buffalo and common Horn-back O COATS#—Side-combs, Fine Combs. Pocket-comb*. Round Comb* for children, Ac., for sale by 46 H. II C. MAHPTON Every One That is indebted to III. subscriber, will plcnsc con sider lilmself iimtcd to c»ll mid «ule witboul de |gy o* CPI OiN . to- Wonted, as above, nnv quantity ot old Copper. Brass. Lead, Iron. Rubber, Hags, Grnssrope. 4 c, Ac, in exchange for Ware of work, at the higher! prices. Bath, May 0, IMP. 3m 17


ocr: SPRING FASHION —FOR— HATS! JUST RECEIVED BY L. P. LEHONT & SON, PROM TI1E MOST CELEBRATED IUT ESTABLISHMENTS IN NEW YORK, .YAM FLY; FROM WM. If. BEEBE A Co.. J. G. AL FORD, J. V. GE.YNLY, AND M. BIRD, With whom they have made arrangement to he con tinually supplied with the LATEST STYLES of IIATS, and us large a variety as any other establish racBt —LIKEWISE,— BO ST OS IfA.TS, IN GREAT VARIETY. TOGETHER WITH READY MADE CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Tailor'S Trimmings. Ac Ac. Ac. c. GENTLEMENS’S CLOTHS CUT AND MADE TO ORDER. A.s HERETOFORE No. 47, Front Street, BATH. t£36


ocr: AUCTION SALE BY OWEN &. CO. Plaster Statuary, ON* THURSDAY, 23d Inst, a’. 9 o'clock. A M., at the office of the Auctioneers. A beautiful collection oi Plaster St at nary and Ornaments, some new and splen did figure*. OWEN A CO , Auct'rs. Bath. May 21, 19o0. Iw43


ocr: Also, Umbrellas, Leather, Thread, Tegs, Ac. t~P Ladies an' Gentlemen , lease call a ;d examine. Bath. Oct. 17, 1850. 17tf. NEXT TO TRIXITT CHURCH. B .99 m m feS t^a m IcArpeti ngs 1 SPiiPHHl HENRY PETTES & CO. HAVE REMOVED THEIR LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF CARPETS TO THE NEW GRANITE WAREHOUSE, S1.1I.1IER STREET, BOSTON. Every Description of English and American CARPETINGS For sale in great variety, and at the lowest prices. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, OF ALL WIDTHS A!\D PRICES. Citizens and strangers who visit the fcity are invited to call and view this extensive establishment, where is offered for sale as large an assortment of CARPETINGS as can be found in any warehouse in the United States,—all of which are warranted lo be of the best quality, and perfectly fast colors.


ocr: ; | Meal, for sale by 19 W P MARSTON. Westward, Ho! PRIME Western Cheese, just received and for sale liv Oct 29, 1829. 19 W P MARSTON. Just Received, (PER SHIP SUNBEAM) DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL, A New Ki of Ware! S.W. HEATH & CO, n.\VE just rereived, direct from the manufacturers in England, a new kind of ware—Something different and superior tt> anything ever offered before m ihe L\ S;aies—we being the only agent lb the State'of Maine. V Dinner Or Tea Set of this ware IS so durable that it will last a li e time, as it is impossible to destroy the enamel. The shapes are also different from any tiling ever before offered : and the ware will speak for itscU, every piece is stamped with our name, and warranted. Edward's Patent Iron Stone Dinner Sets, Tea Sets. Toilet and Coffee Setts. W lute Granite Dinner, Coffee, Tea, and Toilet Sets. Pearl White do do dd do do Muibery do do do do do Flowing Blue do do do do do do Dove Pal tern do do do do do Light Blue do do do do do And various other paitcrus too numerous to mention. mm* wsmt OF EVERY DESCRIPTION TUMBLERS—of Flint Gluss, from 6^4 cents to 524 per d-.z. GLASS DISHES—on feet from 624 r,s to S8 pr pair. GLASS LAMPS—of buy different Patterns, liom ons shilling to 3rd per pair. GLASS Sugar bowls, Fruit Bowls, Molasses Pitch ers,. ^how Tumblers, Ac. Ac. Solar Lamps, Chandeliers and OiraBdoles. Solar Lamp*, very cheap, varying from 81,75 to 810 Forty different patterns of Solar Lam(>s. GIR AN DOLES—some new patterns, viz—Paul and Virginia, Cupid, Drunken Boy,Spirit ot ’76, Fanny Ell Her, Flower Girl. Romeo and Juliet, Boy and Dog,ami a great many patterns not mentioned. CHANDELIERS—with from 2 to 0 burners. Side So ar Lumps. Hanging Solars, Brocket Lamps, Ship's Swinging Lamps. Britannia Ware. Rich and Common Tea and Coffee Pots, Urns, Coffee Filierers. Ac. Castors, from 50 ct» to 825—20 different patterns. Silver and Plated Ware. Such a* Tea Pots. Coffee Pots, Urns, Tea Kettles. Castors, Snuffers and Trays, Salvers, Egg Boilers, But ter Knives. Cake Baskets. Ac. Table Cutlery and Tea Trays. 500 Sets of common and Ivory Table Cuilery. Common and Gothic Tea Trays, of all patterns, some most beautifully inlaid with Pearl Entry Lamps, OF EYERY DESCRIPTION. Lanterns of endless variety —and very cheap. Rockingham and Fire Proof WARE. Flower Vases of all Kinds Our Stock is the largest in the State, and those arc in waul will do well to call and look at us , lately made a sew arrangement in our store for conve nience, we can show our goods at a good advantage.— Call and sea if you dont buy. 18tf S.W. HEATH 4 CO


ocr: , SPRING FASHION -FOR HATS! JUST RECEIVED BY L. P. LEMOX'T & SOX, PROM THE MOSTCELEBRATED II AT ESTABLISHMENTS IN NEW YORK, NAMELY; FROM tt'.M. H. BEEBE (f Co., J. G. AL VORD, J. V. GE.YSLY, ASU M. BIRD, NViih whom they have made arrangement to be con tinually supplied with the LATEST STYLES of IIATS. and as large a variety u» anv other establish ment* — LIKEWISE,— BOSTON HATS, IN GREAT VARIETY. TOGKTUEU WITH KEIliY UADI'. CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, caps, i nmti:i.LA>. Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Tnilor’S Trimmings. Ac. Ac. Ac. c. GENTLEMENS’S CLOTHS Cl' r AND MADE TO ORDER AS HERETOFORE No. 47, Front Street, BATH. tf36 SPRI.1t; AID Ki ll HER CLOTHING! -AT-. John Simmons & Co’s One Price I'stablishmelit, QUINCY HALL! BOSTON. THE ATTENTION OF Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, about vitiling BOSTON, for the purpose of making thei- Spring Purchase*, is solicited to the above ESTABLISHMENT We have now one of the Largest Stocks of Ready Made Clothing. of every grade mid quality, evt-roffend in BOSTON, which we are prepared to sell to COUNTRY DEALERS! AT WHOLESALE i on the most LIBERAL TERMS, and at the lowes market price*. | Particular attention paid to the getting up ofour Spring and Summer Stork! and our Clothing is probably better cut, belter uiutb and better adapted to I ho wants of the com munity, than that of any other Clothing House iu the city. ORDfcltS ; for READY MADE CLOTHING, will meet will prompt attention. Goodsand prices warranted to be satisfactory, or the goods can be rjturned. JOHN SIMMONS & CO., QUINCY HAUL, BOSTON. (OVER lilTNCY MARKET.) ,0 2m39. Just Received. B' BI S. best Flour. Kegs of Laud. Superior of HAMS—some prime N. O. Suuar.—boxes , Raisins— some extra quality of Tobacco—new ! lasses—hags ot (iround Rorx Salt. Ac., Ac.; all i which will be sold cheap. J. S. SEW A I.L. • .March 20 39 SPRING CAMPAIGN! OWEN & CO., HrOl’l.D inform the citizens of Bath and vicinity \» they have made extensive preparation for the Spring: Slimmer Trade. They will receive each week consignments of description of seasonable DRY AND FANCY GOODS, | direct from .Manufacturers, Importers, and JTUV until AM) RO.STUN At 1 which they guarantee to sell at the low cst i prices. Purchasers of Dry Goods at Wholesale or Retail, are invited to call and examine for themselves. The goods will be cheerfully shown at all times. As i he stock will be constantly changing, visitors will 1 alwavs be sure to see something new and ot the St i;U in lie Market. Bath, March 29, 1S50 40 THE ATLANTIC Mutual Fire Insurance


ocr: and A G PAGE; Brunswick Win. Baker, Wi*cassei, Edmund Dnua.Damariscotlu E. Dana Jr., and J. L. Shuman, Waldoboro’ \V. II Barnard and M. M.Rawson. is3ineow43 42m Entire .Veir Stock of CARPETINGS FOR SALE AT THE WAREHOUSE OF HENRY PETTES & CO., No. 224 Washington Street, CORNER OF SUMMER ST , BOSTON. 1000 Pieces of Superfine Three-Ply, and elegant Brussells and Tapestry Carpetings, in every variety of beautiful colors and figures. 500 Pieces of very low-priced Carpetings, for Offices, Chambers, &c. In the assortment are more than one hundred NEW AND SPLENDID PATTERNS of Carpetings, all of which are warranted Perfectly l ast Colors. PAINTED FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, of all widths and prices. Purchasers of Carpets w ill find in our Ware house a complete assortment of every article necessary to furnish a house in the plainest or most elegant manner, and always at LOW PRICES. HENRY PETTES & CO. Hr. J. B. N. GOILD. SUKGEO\ DENTIST! Office at his residence, first honse on Sum mer street, near Front street. rpERTil Hlled.cleansed.extracted hih1 inserted ou Pir L ot or gold plate from one to a whole set. .Notie hut the best materia* Charges moderate, and perfect satisfaction warranted O*- A lvice in regard to children’s teeth, given gratia. Having used the eiher and chloroform with perfect sucresa, in over five hundred cases, it will be adiuuua tered when desired. Hath, April IS, 15-50. tf43 Hominy—Wheat Meal—Rye Floor. 1ITHEAT GROATS—Corn Flour, Samp, Grill, 'Ilr» W Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Bye Mca*» ground tor sale at the City Market by A-tf '• Sweet Oranges & Fresh Lemons. COCOA NUTS. Prunes. Figs, Raisins, Dried Curranta Citron, ice., for sale at the City Market ^ pAGK For Sale or Exchange. Mi CONVENIENT, modern built housa in /l East Boston. Mass, in good repair, and wall situated Rents readily for 9140 per year, naid house will he sold at a bargain, or exchanged torn •ma.ll house ih this city. Apply at this office. Bath. March 2S, IS30. _ Removal. Trxirs PAfiK a RIcnARDSON h»v» rrmoTrd Hfrom No. S MeiehunC. Exrhmng. «. No JM Mu SlTMt, Bo.tox. Wooden Ware!! *■» f"^*7UR„OK.


ocr: SPRING FASHION —roll— UTS! JUST RECEIVED BY L. P. LEM & SON, 1'KOM THE MOST CELEBRATED HIT K8TABUSHJIENTS IN NEW YORK, A’J.UELr; FROM WM.H. BEEBE if Co., J. G. AL VORD. J. V. GE.YNLY, AND M. BIRD, Wilh whom they have made arrangement to Iip run tiunally supplied with the LATEST STY I.KS «»i HATS’, ami «« large a variety as any other oataldisb —LIKEWISE,— fO.tm HOT*,, IN GREAT VARIETY. TOGETHER WITH RRADY MADB CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, CAPS, TAI RIEGI.LAS, Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Tnilor’S Triininings. &p Ac. Ac c. gEaXtlemens’s clotiis Cl T AND Ar.iDETO OltliKH AS HERETOFORE No. 47, Front Street, BATH. tf36 AVENCY OF


ocr: , SUMMER GOODS. NEW STYLE! SPLENDID STiSSK! JUST B.3SEIYBD! June 1,1850!! F1R1W0RTR & BROOKS, At the celebrated OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! Have this day opened, and ofl'er TO THE PUBLIC By fur the LARGEST, BEST —and— Cheapest Stock of CLOTHING! Manufactured from fabrics of the latest importations and domestic manufacture, of the latest styles— Summer Style —AND— CJtPS, FURNISHING GOODS! &C., &C., &C., Ever ofVered in this City or .State, than at any other establishment!! THE PUBLIC H ILL FIX/) At this Establishment, An Immense Assortment of every desirable stvlc of GOODS! at a scale of prices that must convince every purchas er that the bombastic oi envious competitors and imi tators of our system of Clothing the Public at such an enormous reduction IN PRICES as to astonish the whole commu nity, arc mere GAS, GAMMON and HUMBUG. The Public will find that our price* are not only the Lowest in the State ! but that we sell on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, without any invidious distinctions, or sliding scale of prices, to con form to a man’s particular calling or position in life. We are gratified in being able to inform our customers that we are enabled to furnish at a large reduction on our


ocr: en if dcoired. inquire of JOHN O. RICHARDSON. Aprils, 1350. 6 w4*J NEW FURNITURE —AND— CARPET MORRISON & THORNTON! HEREBY c til public attention their NE'V E $TA BUS If M E N T, filestore next n-nth of Z. Hyde & Front Street They have < n hand good and anti complete assortment FURNITURE, | comprising Bureaus,Sola*. ' Matresses. Tables. Chuirs. Wash s'auds, Pressing Tables, Card Centre TAlH.lfS, Cribs, Children Chaus Ac Jcc 4c 4c. -ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETINGS & HEARTH RIGS, of the richest styles and colors, which arc off-red nt Exceedingly Low l’riccs. Together with a gotulstock «»f FE ATHERS of rior quality. ALSO Curtain Fixtures, LOOKING GLASSES, Picture Frame* Ac. Paper Hangings! in great variety, ami of the prettiest patterns, Paper*. 4c The public in want of any of any of the above arti clesnre invited to c«!!ait<il examine. SHIP’S FURNITURE, Manufactured io order in :he best style. Old Furni ture repuired and varnished. Mr Thornton superintend* lire Cabinet Maunihciur ing Dcjmrmiciii, anJ all orders !» r work proinp iy at tended to. tf41 Bath, Bpril 1, lioO.


ocr: Style in the Af-irtret. Bath, March S9>y 1850 40 ' NOTICK TO THE 8rTH.E —AT THE— Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, INTRODUCED THIS DAY [Monday, March 4, 183©,] —the— spium; i'asiiiov of HATS! Embracing tiie Stvlcs oi = . —OF— and some others. We deem it unnecessary to the quality of our HATS, will simply sav that our ment embraces the BEST ANY market affords, and we pectfully invite ALL to call examine for themselves. Our PIECES arc as low as lowest in New York and SPRING STYLE CAPS! IX EXDLESS VARIETY. THE LARGEST STOCK OF —AND— FURNISHING 1\ THE STATE, at LOWEII prices than at other Establishment. The public are informed having enlarged our the Rath Outfitting Warehouse will be found to more than its former resources for the wants ol its numerous and the public generally. FARNSWORTH & BROOKS. Bath. March 4, 1820. 6w37 Just Received.


ocr: JOB PRINTING 1JX &U ITS VARIETY, SSATLY Am e-SSASPLY i\umi AT THE OFFICE OF THE immm* •In Entire J\'etc Stork of CARPETINGS FOB SALE AT THB WAREHOUSE HENRY PETTES & CD, No. 224 Washington Street, CORNER OF SUMMER ST., BOSTON. 1000 Pieces of Superfine Three-Ply, and elegant Brus sells and Tapestry Carpetings, in every variety of beautiful colors and figures. 600 Pieces of very low-priced Carpetings, for Offices, Chambers, &c. In the assortment are more than one hundred NEW AND SPLENDID PATTERNS of Carpetings, all of which are warranted Perfectly Fast Colors. PAINTED FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, of all widths and prices. Purchasers of Carpets will find in our Ware house a complete assortment of every article necessary to furnish a house in the plainest or most elegant manner, and always at LOW PRICES. HENRY PETTES & CO.


ocr: FOR BOSTON DIRECT ! THE ELEGANT AND FAST SAILING STEAMER 03EA.IT * Capt. E. H. Sanford, mini further notice, will leave Blackiner n wharf. HONDA V and THURSDAY \ L I ENIN US.aXfio clock. RETURNING— Leave Filer's Wlmtf. Poston.ev ery TU ESDA Vaad FRIDAY EVENINGS. at seven O dock . [T7* Freight taken at the usual rates. No freight "'ill be delivered till the neiget bills are paid, an 1 no Baggage landed from the Boat will be received into tbr store-house, or accounted for, unless given in special charge of the Agent. N B.—No live Calves will be taken as freight by this Boat, FARE. Bath to Boston $1,50—Meats Extra Stages and other conveyances meet the boat to con vey passenger* iu any direction desired. JOHN S ELLIOT,Ageaf. Bath, April II. 1550. tf4U _ 3'jS’il3-fJ_a002>3. J. S. SEWALL, Has just received his Spr ng assortment of Groceries, West India Goods, —AND PROVISIONS. He has on hand • Bbls Clear PORK. Half bbls do. " Mess do. tjait bbls do, do, “ Me*s BEEF. half do beef, for family use, I.ARD of the best quality, in bbls and Keg* HAMS. CHEESE BUTTER. DRIED APPLES. BEANS. FLOUR. iu hbU and half bids, A large assortment ot uli kind* of TEAS. COFFEE and SUGAR, new crop MOLASSES, Sugar SYRUP Wheat Meal a id Extra Flour in bags, auu every other article iu the Grocery line. —ALSO A Con i asknrtinvnl of Il OOfiE.V WA RF. PAINTS and OILS, and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. SHIP STORES, of the be*t quality supplied on favorable terms. April 15. 1S50 2m 13


ocr: ' Painted Window shades. 4 LARGE LO P ot painted Window Shades tlireci •ft. from the Manufacturer*, tor sale at the lowest ca*h prices, together \\ uh all other articles in the Curtain lute, and also a large lot ot Paper Hangings as usual. SA\V\ ER A MAGOIN Bath. April IS. 1550 4vitf


ocr: SUMMER GOODS. NEW STYLE! SPLENDID STOCK I JUST RSOEIYED! June 1,1850!! At the celebrated OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! Have this day opened, and offer TO THE PUBLIC By fur Um LARGEST, BEST —and— Cheapest Stock of Manufactured from fabrics of latest importations and manufacture, of the latest Summer Style —AND— CJLPS, FURNISHING GOODS! &c., &c., &c., Ever offered in this City or tlian at any other establishment!! THE PUBLIC WILL FIND At this Establishment, An Immense of every desirable style of GOOD S! at a scale of prices that must convince every purchas er that the bombastic of envious competitors and imi tators of our system of Clothing the Public at such an enormous reduction IN PRICES as to astonish the whole commu- nity, are mere GAS, GAMMON and HUMBUG. The Public will find that our price* are not only the jLowest in the State ! but that we sell on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, without any invidious distinctions, or sliding scale of prices, to con form to a man’s particular calling or position in life. We are gratified in being able to inform our customers that we are enabled to furnish garments at a large reduction on our former Coats formerly sold for §4 00 at #3 50 »« •• *« 3 00 at 2 50 Vests, former prices 3 50 at 3 00 Pants formerly sold far 2 50 at 2 00 and all other goods in proportion. FURNISHING Splendid assortment of New Style STOCKS, TIES, CRAVATS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, Sl'SPEXDERS, GLOVES, fyc. tltuffiti il!^ Xew Style*, embracing DRAB BEA PEARL. PANAMA, LEGHORN, PE DAL STRAW, CHILDREN'S PALM LEAP', 4-c., 4-c. —ALSO— Bcots and Shoes in every variety. It is useless to to enu


ocr: ^ 1 CHERRY PECTORAL For (he Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION THIS beautiful preparation is not a secret compound, the article of which it is composed being freely made known to the public, and have been recognized as the best yet discovered, fnr the cure of Pulmonary com plaints in all their forms. Nothing has been offered to the public on which they can surely depend for relief a.td cure as this elegant and truly won ierful medicine. Indeed, there is now every reason to hope an infallible Remedy has at length been found for the scourge and terror ot our climate— disease of the Lungs. Fioin the many hundred singular cases reported to (lie proprietor, we select the folio* ing :— THE REMEDY THAT CURES. Norwich , Conn , April 26. JS4G. Dr J C Ayer—Dear Sir:—Agreeable to the request of your aeeut, we will cheerfully state what \vn have known of the effects of your Cherry Pectoral, am! they have been astonishing indeed. Mrs Betsey Wheeler, had been affiicied with a severe and relentless cough, which reduced her very low; so low that little hope could be entertained of her recovery. Numerous rem edies had been tried without effect, before the Cherry Pectoral. A ml that has cured her. George Wilkin son, Esq., bad to our knowledge been afflicted with Asthma, for eleven years, and grown yearly worse, un til the Cherry Pectoral has now removed the disease, and he is as tree from any of its symptoms as we are. The ReV Mark Daniels had been so severely attacked with the Bronchitis, as to disable hitn from his public duties, and nothing had afforded hint relief until 1. Mr. Corning, carried him a bottle of your Pectoral, which cured hitn at once, and he now officiates as usual in hts place. There arethrcc of the cases in which we have known it successful, but ncvertofail. We have great pirns are in certifying to these fact*, and are, rejected sir* your humble servants, REV. DAVID CORNING, Pastor of Pre«ton Plains Church, lion. JOSEPH CASTLES. Among the distinguished authorities who have given their names to recommend Cherry Pectoral as the best remedy that is kuowu for the affections of the Lungs, are ‘The London Lancet’ ‘Ganadian Jout. ot Medical Science* Boston Met ical and Surgical Journal’ ‘Charleston (S C) Medical Review’ ‘New Jersey Medical Reporter* Prof Webster, Hurvard College Prof Silliman, Yale “ President Perkins, Vermont Medical College Dr Valentine Mott, N Y city Parker Cleaveland.Bowdom College Prof Butterfield. Willoughby *4 Ohio. The public have but to know the virtue* and oat on ishing success of the Cherry Pcctoralin curing divas** of the Lung*, \\ ben they will feel secure from thesv dangers, whenever this remedy caa be obtained. Prepared by J C. AYER.Chemiat, Lowell, M*m PRICE 75 CENTS PER BOTTLE. Sold in B*th bv Dr. ALBERT SHAW, and A • PAGE; Bmnrwick Wn. Baker, W i«c«HCl, F.dmnrd Pan.,Pamariseotta E Dana It , and J. L^haman, Waldoboro’ W H Barnard and M W


ocr: SUMMER GOODS. NEW STYLE! SHEM1D1 STOCK! RECEIVED! June 1,1850!! & BROOKS, At the celebrated OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! Have this day opened, and offer TO THE PUBLIC By far the LARGEST, BEST —and— Cheapest Stock of Manufactured from fabrics of latest importations and manufacture, of the latest Summer Style —AND— C.IM’S) FURNISHING GOODS! &e., &c., &c., Ever offered in this City or than at any other THE PUDLIC H ILL Fl.XD At this Establishment, An Immense of every desirable style of <; o o i> h l at a scale of that must convince every er that the bombastic of envious competitors and tators of our system of Clothing the Public at such an enormous IN PRICES as to astonish the whole | nity, are mere GAS, jand HUMBUG. The 1'iihlic will (inti that nur price, are not <‘iiiy die Lowest in the State but that we sell on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, without any invidious or sliding scale of prices, to i form to a man’s particular or position in life. We arc gratified in being to inform our customers that are enabled to furnish at a large reduction on our


ocr: THE PUBLIC By far the LARGEST, BEST —and— Cheapest Stock of CLOTHING! Manufactured from fabrics of the j latest importations and domestic manufacture, of the latest styles— Summer Style 0 —AND— C.IM’S) FURNISHING GOODS! &e., &c., &c., Ever offered in this City or State, than at any other establishment!! THE PUDLIC H ILL Fl.XD At this Establishment, An Immense Assortment of every desirable style of <; o o i> h l at a scale of prices that must convince every purchas er that the bombastic pretensions of envious competitors and imi tators of our system of Clothing the Public at such an enormous reduction IN PRICES as to astonish the whole commu nity, are mere GAS, GAMMON HUMBUG. The 1'iihlic will (inti that nur price, are not <‘iiiy die Lowest in the State ! but that we sell on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, without any invidious distinctions, or sliding scale of prices, to con form to a man’s particular calling or position in life. We arc gratified in being able to inform our customers that we are enabled to furnish garments at a large reduction on our former '&mf TCMro&ai Coats formerly sold for £4 00 at £3 50 “ “ •* 3 00 ai 2 50 Vests, former prices 3 50 at 3 00 Pants formerly sold far 2 50 at 2 00 and all other goods in proportion. FURNISHING GOODS. Splendid a.forluient of New St_\Ie STOCKS, TICS, CRAVATS, SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, SVSPEXDERS, GLOVES, 4-c. SUMMER: HATS, New Styles, embracing DRAB BEAVER, PEARL. PANAMA, LEGHORN'. PE DAL STRAW, CHILDREN'S HATS, PALM LEAF, 4'., 4c. —ALSO— Bcots and bhoes in every variety. It is useless to attempt to enu ! merate our stock. But we feel justified in saying that it embraces the largest, most varied, and best assortment in the State, at prices which results show bid defiance j to all competition, and which is ! also appreciated by 05-THE PUBLIC!^ i Strangers visiting the City will do well to bear in mind that the I ITII OUTFITTING w&aasousa is located in the SPACIOUS NEW STORE NORTH F.ND OF Nearly opposite the head of Broad Street. FARNSWORTH & BROOKS. 1 ! | [ I I i I | i ! ! I ! j i i ! ■ ;


ocr: •ale by W. WALKER & Cooking and Vessel Stoves Repaired ai short notice by 40 WILLARD WALKER * Co. NEWFURNITURE —AND— CARPET MORRISON & THORNTON! HEREBY call pnoiic attention their NEW ESTABLISHMENT, the store next north of Z. Hyde k Front Street. They have on hand good and and complete assortment FURNITURE, comprising Bureaus,Sofas, Matrasses, Tables. Chairs, Wash siands. Dressing Tables, Card Cemre TABLES, Cribs L naira <xc a.c oc c ac. —ALSO— A l.ARISE STOCK OF CARPETINGS & HEARTH RIGS, of the richest styles ami colors, which are offered at Exceedingly Low Prices. Together with a good stock of FEATHERS ot rior quality. ALSO Curtain Fixtures, LOOKING GLASSES, Picture Frames Ac. Z Paper Hangings! in great variety, and of the prettiest patterns, Papers, Ac. The public In want of any of any of the above clcs are invited to call and examine. SHIP’S FURNITURE, Manufactured to order in the best style. Old ture repaired and varnished. Mr. Thornton superintends the Cabinet ing Department, and all orders fur work promptly tended to. till Bath, Bpril 1, 1850.


ocr: —FOR— EATS! JUST RECEIVED BY L. P. LliMONT & SON, PROM THE MOST CELEBRATED HAT ESTABLISHMENTS IN NEW YORK, JVjIMF.LV; FROM JVM. //. BEEliE S,- Co.. J. (i. AL FORD, J. ;V. GEJVNLY, AND M. BIRD, Willi whom they hove made arrangement to he con* tinnnlly supplied with ihe LATEST STYLES «>t HATS, ami as large a variety ns any other establisb —LIKEWISE, mmm hats, IN GREAT VARIETY. TOGETHER WITH READY MADE CLOTHE! CAPS, I UBKCLLAK, Broad Cloths* Cassimeres, Doeskins. Tailor'S Trimmings. Ac Ac. Ac. c. GENTLEMENS’S CLOTHS CUTANl) M.vm; TO ORUKK AS HKKETOFORF. No. 47, Front Street, BATH. tf36 Vale of Cedars, OR the Martyr—a new work by Grace Aquillan, author of “Home Influence,” “Woman’s Friendship,” Arc., just receive,! Hl ELISHA C LARKE’S. Hath, July 3, 1850. 2 TAXES!! NOTICE is hereby given, that by a vote of the City Council, nil persons who voluntarily pay their t.«\«’s within thirty days of this date, eight per cent ; in 60 days six per cent will In: discounted ; if not paid in three mouths, they Will be sued. A.MMI U. MITCHELL, Trea*. and Collector. N. B. The Treasurers Oflice w ill be open every week day afternoon, from 2 to o’clock. Bath, June 27, 1850. ' jtf Sagiiilahock Oyster House. rWlIIF. subscriber respectfully annotuicrs to the citizens of Hath that he has just opened a new and splendid OYSTER .SALOON, in Har vey s Erick Block, Front »Vt, where he will be happy to wait upon any who may call. JOHN S. YOUNG. Bath, May 23, 1S30. tl’48 Pay iroiu 3 to <5 cents IjTOR a suihr.icnt quantity of li vr's Washing Fluid so do your washing, and save all hard labor. tnnM your soap, fuel, and wear and tear of cl uln-s Beware of counterfeits and immitations. A (I. PAGE. Agent. Painted Window Shades.


ocr: jQB^regyTgte HBATLY AHH uimu AT III OFFICE - Or TB( aasraaw mti, 4n JBtUire JVTnc Stmek •€ CARPETINGS rniuium WAREHOUSE OF HENRY PETTES & CO, No. 224 Washington Street, CORNER OF SUMMER ST., BOSTON. 1000 Pieces of Superfine Three-Ply, and elegant Bruise 11s and Tapestry Carpetings, in every variety of beautiful colors and figures. 600 Pieces of very low-priced Carpetings, for Offices, Chambers, &c. In the assortment are more than one hundred SEW AND SPLENDID PATTERNS of Carpetings, all of which are w arranted Perfectly Fast Colors. PAINTED FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, of all widths and prices. Purchasers of Carpets will find in onr Ware house a complete assortment of every article necessary to furnish a house in the plainest or most elegant manner, and always at LOW PRICES. HENRY PETTES & CO.


ocr: THB 9 tone-house farm, occupied by Mr. Covcl,end formerly owned by Geu- Kiuf • A credit will btfiT eu if deli red. Inquire of JOHN a. B!CHAR%K>N. April 5.1850. 0w4* NEW FURNITURE —AND— CARPET DEPOT. MORRISON & THORNTON! HEREBY call public attention to their NEW ESTABLISH MENT, at the store next north of Z Hyde Sc Co Front Street. They have on hand a good and and complete assortment of FURNITURE, | comprising Bureaus, Sofas, Bedsteads ' Matresses, Tables, Chuirs, Wash stands, Dressing Tables, Card and Centre TABLES, Cribs, Children's Chans Ac Ac Ac Ac. —ALSO— A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETINGS k DEARTH RIGS, of the richest styles and colors, which are offered at Exceedingly Low Prices. Together with a gootUiook of FEATHERS of «upe. rior quality. ALSO Curtain Fixtures, LOOKING GLASSES, Picture Frames. Ac. Paper Hangings! ill great variety, nnd of the prettiest patterns, Curtain Papers, Ac. The public In want of any of any of the above arli cles are invited to call and examine . SHIP’S FURNITURE, Manufactured to order in the best style. Old Furni ture repaired and varnished. Mr. Thornton superintends the Cabinet Manufactur ing Department, and all orders fir work prompilv at tended to. Buth, Bpril 1, 1850. Squashes and Onioss,


ocr: ff thousands af Cures of Araptfa, Can cm, S and tU r impart ai*<a.<rs of the Wood—and if the very SMALL QUA STITT if*fii.k teas used of a Mtdhine to effect (farm ■» *Hch l 'uMiff, Ih any vrnof of the purifying medical pom- ft iff the Medicine irk irk has subdued and conquered such lhae**e*—then there is cridever that_


ocr: - —FOR— HITS! JUST RECEIVED BY L. P. LEMOJIT & SON, PROM THE MOST CELEBRATED DAT ESTABLISHMENTS IN NEW YORK, JVAMELY; FROM WM. H. BEEBE If Co.,J. U. AL FORD, J. V. G E.YNLY, AND M. BIRD, With whom they have made arrangement to becnn tinnally supplied with the LATEST .STYLES of FIATS, aud as large a variety at any other cstnhlub incut -LIKEWISE, SMlftl OAFS, IN GREAT VARIETY. TOGETHER WITH READY MADE CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, Broad Cloths, Catsimeres, Doeskins, Tailor’S Trimmings, See See. See. e. GENTLEMENS’S CLOTHS Cl'T AND made to order as heretofore No. 47, Front Street, BATH. _ tf36 Kennebec & Portland Rail Road Company. A STOCKHOLDERS meeting of the Kennebec aud Portland Rail Road Company it hereby notified to be holden at ARMSTRONG’S HOTEL, in Gardiuer, Tuesday, the second day of April next, ai 10 o'clock! To tee and determine what measures should be adop ted to finish the Road to Augusta, and to order the Treas urer to make a bond to the Portland. Saco and Ports mouth Railroad Company, pursuant to an agreement made the 27th day of February, lroO. and to act on oilier business which may come before them. By order of the President and Director*. JOS. M’KEEN. See. Brunswick, March 18,1350. 3\vd0 Sheeting! Sheeting!! JUST opened at lha AUCTIOS STUliS.atM and complete assortment of drown and ttleached Shooting Whirling, Ticking, Stripes, Demins, Drills. 4 c 4c.. rh;ap OWEN * Co. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS -AND— Depot of Bronze Powders. THE subscriber, Importer and Manufacturer, keep. cousianily on hand the largest assortment of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of every description in the United Hiates. also BRONZE POWDER, of ail colors and qualities of ilie best Ger man manufacture, Dutch Metal, Florence Leaf Gold.and Ultra Marine tiu i.and .v.iicli lie Will sell on reasonable term Hiore-keepers are requested to rail and examine his Urge assortment before purchasing elsewhere. EDWARD BAACK, -w8 Fulton St. NEW YORK. March 20th. 1350. 4\v39. Notice. THE Subscriber hereby gives notice, to whom it may concern, tiiut he lias in Ins care a small lot of IKON received from a vessel of this place in July 20Ut 1349— the owner can have the same by proving property and paying chat ges. \VM. \\ INFLOW . Bum. March 21 1819. U39 Townsend's Sarsaparilla. A LARGE supply of She genuine article fo •ale at she City Market bv


ocr: Rur folgt auf Rur Mehr Beweise von der Wirkung von Dr Swanne's berühmten Familien Medizinen. die

place_of_publication: [Reading, Pa.

name: Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger.

publisher: Arnold Puwelle]


ocr: Ein Partner gesucht. Der.Unterschriebene sucht einen Partner oder Compagno» für das Stohrhalter - Ge schäft. Ein junger Mau», der etwas Keilt »iß vom Geschäfte hat und etwas Kapital »niteiulegen kann, wird ei»e einträgliche Stel le finde», wenn er sich bald meldet, um nähe, re Bedingungen zu erfahren, bei Horatio Gritsch. tangschwamm, August LI. KM.


ocr: Geschäfts - Verlegung. W. nnd I. V. Keim und Co. Benachrichtigen ihre Freunde uud Kunde» achtungsvoll, dass sie ihre» ganze» Stock Waaren »ach ihrem neue» Standplatz?, No. 6, <!)ft-pcnnstraße, nächste Thür zn Bonrboii's Hotel, »nd Raigucl's altem verlegt ha« bei,; sie haben jetzt daselbst auf Hand, ei» sehr grosses Assortement Elsen und Scdneidewaaren, vo» jeder Art, Eisen, Stahl, Scbmide«BlaS« bälge, Ambosse, Schraubstöcke, Speiks, Nä gel, Schlosser, Thürangeln nnd Schrauben, hohle und Cederwaaren. Spiegel, Fenerschau feln und Zangen, Lichterstöcke, grosse Lössel, Schnallen, Knmmetfpäne, Gurten nnd Sat« telbäume, Farbe», Oel. Glas »»d Firniß, Büchsen u»d Spreng Pulver, «LicherheitS Schwefelfäden, ei»- »ud doppelläufige Flin« teil nnd Pistolen, Weißblech, Kupfer, Blei, Zink. Drall? nnd eine Verschiedenheir anderer Waaren, die alle zu de» niedrigsten Preisen verkauft werden. Reading, Nov. 6. SM. Wohlfeile Carpets! Die Carpet-Halle enthält daS größte und allerfplendideste Assor« tenient von Jngrain und Venetianischen Ear« pets; dreidräthigen und zweidräthigen; einfach und doppelter Kette, ganz wollenen, Halbwolle« nen und baumwollenen Carpets in Reading welche wunderbar wohlfeil verkauft werden unld versichert die Probe auszuhalten, von I G. Dwight nnd Lo. 42 Pennstraße. Deutsche A. B. C. Bücher sind wieder erhalten und zum Verkauf tn der Druckerei des Beobachter?.


ocr: Ein Partner gesucht. Der ttntersrhricbcttk sncht eine» Partiier oder Compagnon für das Stohrhalter - Ge> i fcbäft Ein junger Mann, der etwas Keiit »iss vom Geschäfte hat n»d etwas Kapital initeiulege» kann, wird e»ne einträgliche Stel le finden, wenn er sich bald meldet, um nähe re Bedingungen zu erfahren, bei Horatio Lritsch tangscbwamin, Angnst si. KM.


ocr: Neuer Stiesel- und Schuh-Stohr. Ml Der Unterzeichnete zeigt seinen u. dem geehrten Pub von Reading und der Um gegend ergebenst an, daß er ei nen neuen Schub und Stiefel Stol,r auf Commission übernommen hat, in der Ost-Pen straße, drei Thüren unterhalb der Men, gleich oberhalb Meyer Siegels Hut-Stohr, Nordseite wo er fortwährend einen großen Vorrath von Stiefeln und Schuhen, von allen Größen und Qualitäten auf Hand hält und wohlfeil verkaufen wird. Kunden Arbeiten und Reperaturen werden fortwährend auf Verlangen schnell und gut verfertigt. Andrea« Henk'e jr., Agent. Reading, April !). IBSN. ' 3m.


ocr: Starb. —am 16, Decemb., in der Stadt Kutztau», Wittwe Maria Bast, am Schlage, im 65st. Jahre ihres Alters. —am 13te»,,» Maccuugie, Lech» Co. Frau Elisabeth Schuman, Gattin vo» JacobSchn man, am Krampf, im 4.Zsten teb)nsjahre. —am l9len, in Kutztaun, Jesse Overbeck, an der Auszehrung, im 46sten tebenSjahre. —am 29. Dee., in der Wohnung des Hrn» Jacob H Reiff, in Oley, Ednard R. Gerber, ,m Z i steu tebenSjahre. -am IZten Dec., zu Annville, Libanon Co Doktor John G. Marschall, im S7st. Jahre. —am letzten Mittwoch Abend, in dieser Stadt, am Schlagfluß, Robert M. Barr, Esq., Reporter der Supreme Court von Pen sylvanien, etwa 47 Jahre alt. —am 24 Dee., in Elsaß, John Jackson,


ocr: OddleÜoms Halle Vuchstolir. H. A. Lanh möchte Sie Aufmerksamkeit der' Käufer vo» Bücher» >«« d Artikel« achtungsvoll auf fei» ausgedehiites Assorte ment lenke». Laßt es erinnert sei», daß der einzige Büch stohr in Reading, wo Bücher von jeder Ver schitdtnhtil zu haben ftiid, in der Oddfcllowe Halle ist, wo fortwähre,id zu haben sind alle Sorten vo» Historie», Biographie», Gedichten, Drama's, Annuale», Bibel», Liederbücher», Gesetz-Bücher», Blänkßüchern, Papier. Novelle», Magazinen, Musikalien, Zeitungen nnd alle Artikel, welche iu einen Buch- und Schreibmaterialien,Stohr gehöre», zu billi ge» Preise». Güter werden täglich bestellt uud erhalte» von Philadelphia uud Neu Dort. H. A. 4ank


ocr: Reading, den August 1 «50. Oemokratisclikr : Canal Commissioner: Joshua Dttllgan, von BuckS Caunty. General Landmesser: Josepk <H. .yendersou, von Washington Caunty. General Auditor: «Heinrich W. Schneider, von Union Cauntn.


ocr: Drei sremde Schaafe Ohrenmerk, befinden sich schon feit geraumer Zeit bei den des Unterschriebenen in Taunschip, Berks Co. Der Eigenthümer ist ersucht sein Eigenthms recht zn beweisen und seine Schaafe gegen Er stattung der Kosten abzuholen, bei Jacob Stesse. Jan«ar 22. IKSO. <?m.


ocr: Oddtellows Halle Vuchstohr H A. möchte die Aufmerksamkeit der Käufer vo» Büchern und Fäury-Artikeln achtungsvoll auf sei» ausgedehntes Assorte mtnt lenken. iaßt es erinnert sein, daß der einzige Bnch stohr in Rcading, wo Bücher von jeder Ver schiedenheit zu habe» sind, in der Oddfellows Halle ist, wo fortwährend zu haben sind alle Sorten von Historien, Biographien, Gedichte», Drama'S, Annuale», Bibeln, Liederbüchern, Gesetz-Büchern, Blänk-Büchern, Papier, Novellen, Magazinen, Musikalien, Zeitungen »»d alle Artikel, welche in einen Buch- und Tchieibmaterialien-Stohr gehören, zn billi Preise». Güter werde» täglich bestellt und erhalten Philadelphia und Neu Dort. H. A. Lank, Readiug, Nov. 12. bv. Wohlfeiler und


ocr: Kalender. Der erste deutsche Silder»Ralender,' für da» Jahr 1851, von Rudolph Garrigu«,in Neu Jork, sowie verschiedene andere Sorten deutscher Kalendtr für ISSI, «rhalten und ein zeln und beim Dutzend zum Verkauf >» dieser Druckerei.


ocr: Gebetbücher. So eben «rhalten, eine Auswahl deutscher Gebetbücher für katholisch, Christen, meh. rentheile mit qrobem Druck, welch» ganz bil« lig verkauft werden in dieser Druckerei. 12.


ocr: Tvd I. Gestern, als unser Blatt zur Presse bereit war, brachte der Telegraph die Nachricht, daß der Achtb. Senator Calhoun am Sonntagmor» gen um 7 llhr gestorben sei.


ocr: schuldig gefunden. Nachricht an die Assessoren. Die Assessoren der verschiede» enTaunschipS, WardS und Boronghs in der Caunty Berks, werden hierdurch benachrichtigt, das; sie get mäß des ocen Abschnitts einer in 1849 pas« sirteu Akte zur Revision des Miliz-Systems, die Caunty-Commisstoners mit einer Liste al ler männlichen Persoiie», zwischen dem Alter von 21 und 45 Jahren, die i» ihren respekti ve» Taunschipe, WardS oder Boroughe woh» nen und nicht Uniformirt und als Bürgersol» date» inrollirt sind, zu versehen habeil, damit dieselben in Grand gesetzt werden mögen) die im «teil Abschnitt des erwähnten Gesetzes vorgeschriebene Milizstrafe aufzulegen. Und zugleich werden die Assessoren dringend er« sucht, diese Listen so bald wie möglich anzu» fertigen. Carl Fichthor», Conrad Claus, vComisston'r« Thomas Schöner^ 2.


ocr: John Green Hat so eben von Philadelphia cr halten, ein großes Assortement von au,'gesuchten Likören, aus den ersten Händen gekauft, bestehend aus TVeincn, von jeder Veschiedenheit, Gin, von jeder Qualität, und Brandy, von der be sten Qualität. Diese Liköre find vor dem Ein kaufe geprüft und Gastwirthe, Kunden und das Publikum sind achtungsvoll eingeladen anzuru fen und für sich selbst zu urtheilen. Gleichzeitig erhielt er einen großen Vorrath von Kaffee, Zucker, Molasses, Reis und allen andern Artikeln, welche gewöhnlich in einem Spezerei-Stohr verkauft werden. an am Stohr, No. L 4, Ost-Markt- Viereck, nächste Thür zum American Ilouso, eine Thür unterhalb der (iten Straße, Südseite. Reading, Mai 21. bv. "HiiitcrZafsenfchaft de» vestorbenen William Mvrris. Nachricht wird hierdurch gegeben, das; Ad miilistrationS-Bricsc, clc donis non, mit dein beigefügten Willen, den Unterschriebenen ver willigt worden siud, auf die Hinterlassenschaft des verstorbenen William Morris, letzthin von Caernarvon Tannfchip, Berks Cannty. 2llle Personen, die noch an die gedachte Hin terlassenschaft schulden, sind ersucht ohne Ver zug abznbezalcn, lind die, welche Forderungen daran haben, solche einzubringen an Samuel Jones, Honeybrook Taniischip, Ehester Cannty. Zamcü iL. 'well», Caernarvon Taunfchip, Berks Cannty. Mai 21. 1850. 6m. Eine Lifte der Groß- u. Kleinhändler


ocr: Gddtellows Halle Vmhstohr. H A. Lanh möchte Sie Aufmerksamkeit der Käufer von Büchern und Fäncy Artikeln achtungsvoll anf fein ausgedehntes Assorte ment lenken. Laßt es erinnert sein, daß der einzige Buch stohr in Reading, wo Bücher von jeder Ver-! schicdenhkit zu haben sind, in der OddfellowS Halle ist, wo fortwährend zu haben sind alle Sorten von Historien, Biographien, Gedichten, Drama's, Annualen, Bibeln, Liederbüchern, Gesetz-Büchern, Blänk Büchern, Papier, Novellen, Magazinen, Musikalien, Zeitungen und alle Artikel, welche in einen Buch- und Schreibmaterialien-Stohr gehören, zu billi gen Preisen. Güter werden täglich bestellt und erhalten Philadelphia und Neu Port. H. A. Lantz Reading, Nov. 12. bv.


ocr: Wohlfeiler wie jemals! auf Hand ein großes Assor« goldener und silberner Taschen- Uhren, modigen goldenen Juwelen und ein großes Assortement von Amerikanischen Uh ren, versichert der Münze gleich zu sein, am Readinger Uhren» und Juwelcn-Stohr, No. 24- Nord ste Straße, Ostseite, zwischen der der Court und Washingtonstraße. lacob Luden. N. B. Repraturen jeder Art werden auf die kürzeste Nachricht gut und zu den billigsten Preisen verfertigt. Reading, November 12. 3m.


ocr: Berks FW Caunty Kalte lUf^MSprinq. Wichtige Zeugnisse der Kuren vou verschie denen Krankheitsfällen werden vom Doktor aufgewiesen, die Kranke mitgetheilt habe» und die Kur empfehlen, weil andcre Doktorcu sie mcht z» heile» ,»> Stande waren um aber eine vollständige Kur zu bewirken, gekört ei> ne besondere Kost, Medizin, gutes Wasser, Luft und kräftige Lebensweise dazu. Carl L. A. kl. v., ist Besitzer der "Berks Caunty Kalte Spring," am Gebirge, 9 Mei len vo» Reading, an der Harrisburger Stra ße, jwische» Sinkiiig Spring und Womels dorf, in der schönsten Gegend von Berks Ca»«, ty gelegen. Patienten, so sich in seine Kur uud Kraukeuhaus aufnehmen lassen wollen, wenden sich an ihn, postfrei, uiiter der Ad dresse - tüllä'B I'. kl. 0. SinkinA Spring ?. 0., vorks 00. kaltem Fieber und alten Wunden macht er Bärgen in Voran«,


ocr: Eine schätzbare Bauerel Aum Privat-Verkauf. Der Unterzeichnete bietet durch Privat- Haiidel'zum Bertauf au: Eine Wohnnng nnd 60 Acker lLand, gelegen in Maxatawny Tauuschip, Caiiull), greuzeild au Land vo» Jacob Hotle»- stci», Samuel Schwoyer, Rubeu Guldiu, Esther Heffuer, Benjami» ia»g und Dauiel Schwoyer; darauf befindet sich: Sin zweistöckig! steinernes eine gute steinet- Scheuer, 76 bei 44 Fnff groß, Wagenschop, Springhaus, Welfchkorn Hans uud noch andere Nebeu-Gebäude, ein Bruiiuen mit gutcin Wasser nahe der Thür, eine Cisterue beim Hause und eine andere bei der Scheuer, und eiu junger treibender Obst garten mit auserlesenen Obstbäumen. Von dem Lande sind 4 Acker Holzlaiid, mit schwe rem Holze bestände«, das übrige ist Bauland, im beste« Stande der Cultur, frisch überkalkt, iu bequeme Felder aetheit uud uuter guten Fensen. Für das Nähere beliebe man sich an den uitterschriebcuc» Eigenthümer zuwen den, der auf dem Platze wohnt. Nathan Haag. Maxatawny, April 16. *4m. Stiefel und Shube, Kalbledern, Kip, und Marocko Stiefeln und Schuhe sür Männer, ein wohlausgesuchter Vorrat!) nun aus Hand an den Stohren von A. Henke, fen. und <so. April ö. iMt.


ocr: I«»,««»«» Thaler Werden sogleich verlangt. Solche, die Geld wcqz«ileihtn wünschen, belieben in der Caun» ty-Commissioners Amtsstube zuzusprechen. Carl Fichthorn, Conrad Clans, !>Coinissio»'re Thomas Schöner^ October 1. 3>n.


ocr: An Aerzte. Ein bejahrter Doctor der Medizin welcher eine ausgedehnte Practice und Kundschaft be sitzt, wünscht seine nach europäischer Ar t eingerichtete Apotheke, an einen kennt nißreichkn, thätigen College» abzutreten und zu verkaufen; für weitere Auskunft, wende man sich an den Herausgeber dleser Zeitung, in portofreien Briefen. S. 1850.


ocr: Au Aerzte. Ein bejahrter Doctor der Medizin welcher eine ausgedehnte Practice und Kundschaft be sitzt, wünscht seine nach europäischer A r t eingerichtete Apotheke, an einen kennt nißreichen, thätigen College» abzutreten und zu verkanfen ; für weitere Auskunft, wende mau sich an den HeranSgeber dieser Zeitung, in portofreien Briefen. Sept. 2. 1«K0. bv


ocr: Neuer Stiesel- und Schuh-Stohr. Der Unterzeichnete zeigt seinen U ! u. dem geehrten Pub von Reading und der Um? Gegend ergebenst an, daß er ei nen neuen Schul? und Stiefel Stoln- auf Commission übernoinmen hat, in der Ost-Pen straße, drei Thüren unterhalb der 9ten, gleich oberhalb Meyer Siegels Hut-Stohr, Nordseite wo er fortwährend einen großen Vorrath von Stiefeln und Schüben, von allen Größen und Qualitäten auf Hand hält und wohlfeil verkaufen wird. Kunden Arbeiten und Reperaturen werden fortwährend auf Verlangen schnell und gut verfertigt. Andrea» Hent'e jr>, Agent. Reading, April 9. 1859. Lm. , >


ocr: Ein Partner gesucht. Der Unterschriebene sucht einen Partner oder Compagnon für das Stohrhalter - Ge schäft Ein junger Mann, der etwas Keilt »iß vom Geschäfte hat und etwas Kapital mileinlegcn kann, wird eine einträgliche Stel le finde,., wenn er sich bald meldet, um nähe re Bcdingnngen zu erfahren, bei Horatio Lritfch. tangschwamm, August LI. 6M.


ocr: A» Aerzte. Ein bejahrter Doctor der Medizin welcbcr euie ausgedehnte Practicc und Kundschaft bc sitzi, wünscht seine nach europäischer A r t eingerichtete Apotheke, a» einen kcnnt nißreichen, thätige» College» abzutreten und zn verkaufen; für weitere Auskunft, wende man stch an den Herausgeber dieser Zeitung, sn portofreien Briefen. «ept. 3. 1850. 5v


ocr: fremde Sau. Der Unterschriebene hat bei der Ueberschwemmung eine Gau in der Schuylkill ausgefangen. Der Eigenthümer kann dieselbe bei ihm, in der Wood Alley, hin ter der katholischen Kirche, gegen Erstattung der Kosten, abholen. Wilhelm Weber. Reading, den 10. September 18S0.


ocr: Deutsches Evangelisch - Lutherisches Gesangbuch. Dieses vo» den ersten und besten Theolo ge» Amerika's anerkannte Gesangbuch, da« a»s den Jahre» bis l«Zü die herrlich ste» Kirchenlieder enthält nnd bereits i» dt» größte» Gemeinden dieses Landes eingeführt, ist bei dem Unterzeichneten im Groß-Verkaus zu haben Für den Staat New Vork haben wir die Agentur Hrn. Koch und Co., !6V, William Straffe, New Port, übergeben. Für den Staat Marvland und Umgebung Mrs. Crowiifielt, Baltimore, 57» Gavstr Für re» Weste» wende ma» sich an Pastor Vogelb ich, i» Pittsburg. I» de» meisten kleiner» Städte» der Uni» on sind Agenten angestellt. L. A. Wollen web er, Nr. 277, Nord 5. Str.. Philadelphia. Gebetbücher. So eben erhalten, eine Auswahl deutscher Gebetbücher für katholische Christen, meh rentheile mit grobem Dnick, welche ganz bil» liq verkauft werde« in dieser Dr«ckerei.


ocr: Kalender sur's Jahr 18S0. Der „Deutsche Michel," ein demokratischer Volks-Kalender für 1830; der »»deutsche illu» strirte Kalender," sowie andere Sorten Kalen» der für daS Jahr 1850, sind so eben erhalten und einzeln zum Verkauf dieser Druckerei. Ja Herr, mein Es ist zum Erstaunen, wie gut und schon se Fip-Kattune sind bei Dwight nnd tomp., 4L, Pennstraße. Readniq, August 2t 4m


ocr: Sorgt für den Winter. Vasset niemals eine Sache bis auf den letzten Augenblick,weil eineNachläßigkeit immer etwas kostet; und nun während dem schönen Wetter sorge für das schlechte. Zeder Tag l,at seinen Wechsel und der ist weise welcher für die Zu kunft sorgt. Zeder dal bequeme Kleider nö thig und das Nächste ist, sie woklfeil zu kau fen. Wir rathe» allen welche sie bedürfen, den großen Aleider Gtokr von la meson, Nr. 62» Oft Pennstraße, zwischen der öten u. 7ten Straße, zu besuche», wenn sie gu te Kleider zu mäßigen Preisen zu kaufen wün schen, denn er verkauft viel wohlfeiler als ande re Häuser in diesem Fache und hält ein großes Assortiment. Lame« lameson. November, 20. bv.


ocr: Readinq, den Sept'ber Ocniokratlsclier : Lannl (Hmnmjssioner: Jofhna Dnnqan, von Bucks Caunty. General-Landmesser: losepb yendorfon, von Washington Caunty. General Auditor: Heinrich W. Schneider, von Union Caunty. (jlattntn-^Valil?ettrl: Longreß: William Keim, von Reading. 'Afsembly' Hiester Clvmer. von Reading. Enans. von Mario». Daniel I. Bruner, von Caernarvon. Levi H. Thompson' von Richmond. Dislr,b't-?lnwalt: Iol)n S. Richards, von Reading. Lannty-^andnitsser: Jsaac Hehn, von Unter Heidelberg. son> Mission er: Georg Foos, von Reading. Direktor: Georg Bieber, von Kuhtaun. Auditor:


ocr: Ein Partner gesucht. Dcr-U«tcrschricbc»e sucht einen Partner oder Compagno» für das Stohrhalcer - Ge schäft Ein juugcr Mau», der etwas Keilt »iß vom Geschäfte hat und etwas Kapital initeinlegen kann, wird eine einträgliche Stel le finde», wen» er sich bald meldet, um nähe re Bedingungen zu erfahren, bei Horatio Gritsch Langschwamm, August LI. 6M.


ocr: Marktpreis. Wöchentlich berichtigt. Artikels per lßead. Philad . Bsch. 1101 04 Roggen " 60 70 " 60 LS " 31 4<) ... " 1 50 1 57 .... " 4 00 4 56 . . " 2502 50 " 50 05 " 40 35 " 75 83 . Gall. 25 26 . " L 5 30 . . . . 4 . . " 85 80 (Waizen) . . Bärl 5505 00 do. (Roggen) . . " 3503 12 Pfd. 12 10 " 0 6 " 7 7 " 8 8 " 12 15 Klast 4 50 525 3 50 4 50 .... Tone 3254 50 4 50 4 25 Brücke. Nachricht. Die Commissioners von Berks Caunty ge Nachricht, daß die schwimmende Brückt, über die Schuylkill nächst Peocock'6 jeye fertig und zum Pasftren bereit für Pferde, Rindvieh, Fuhrwerke n.s. w. Zoll ist auf die Hälfte der llcberfahrts festgesetzt wie folgt: Für jedes Pferd an einer Fuhr 3 CtS. - - - uud Pläsirwagen » - jeden Fußgänger I - Fuhrleute sind gebeten ihre Wagen nicht überladen, da die Brücke blos temporär und nicht berechnet ist, sehr große mit Sicherheit zu trage». Drei Ton sind eine hiulänglängliche Lad»,ig für je Wage». AufVerordnuttg der Board,


ocr: Wohnungeveränderung. Unsere Leser sollten nicht vergessen, daß Ja mes Jaineson seinen modigen Kleider Stohr verlegt hat, nach der nordöstlichen Ecke der sechsten nnd Ptnnstraße, Berto's Hotel ge genüber, wo es ihm Vergnügen machen wird alle seine alten Kunden zu sehen, und so viel neue als es für gnt halten ihn mit ihrem Au sprnche zu beehren. Maines April 16. "KanfmaunS'Schneider.


ocr: Reading, dev. I«. Juli 18 50. vemokrat'lschcr lvlsig-lval,Settel: Canal Commissioner: Jost,na Duitgan, von Burks Caunti). General Landmesser: Josepl, yenderfon, von Washington Caunty. General Auditor: Heinrich W. Schneider, von Union Caunty.


ocr: Gebetbücher. So eben erhalten, eine Auswahl deutscher Gebetbücher für katholische Christen, meh rentheils mit grobem Druck, welche ganz bil lig verkauft werden in dieser Druckerei. . .


ocr: H A. möchte !>e Aufmerksamkeit der Käufer von Büchcrn uud Fäucy Artikel» achtungsvoll auf sei» auSgedchulcS Assorte: meiit lenke». Laßt es erinnert sei», daß der einzige Buch stohr in Reading, wo Bücher von jeder Vcr schiedenhtit zu haben sind, i» der OddsellowS Hall." ist, wo fortwährend zu haben sind alle Sorten von Historien, Biographien, Gedichten, Drama's, Aiittiiale», Bibeln, Liederbücher», Gesetz-Bücher», Blänk Büchern, Papier, Novellen, Magazinen, Musikalien, Zeitungen nnd alle Artikel, welche in einen Buch- und Schrcibmaterialitn-Stohr gehören, zu billi gen Preisen. Güter werden täglich bestellt und erhalten von Philadelphia und Neu Vork, H. A. Lanh Reading, Nov. 12. bv. So eben erhalten, eine Auswahl deutscher Gebetbücher für katholische Christe», meh rcnthcils mit grobem Druck, welcbe ganz bil lig verkauft werden in dieser Druckerei. November 12. 3m.


ocr: H. A. Lauft möchte sie Aufmerksamkeit der Käufer von Büchern und Fanev Artikel» achtungsvoll anf sein ausgedehntes Assorte ment lenken. Laßt es erinnert sein, daß der einzige Buch stohr in Neating, wo Bücher von jcter Ver schicdenhtit zu haben sind, in der Odtftllows Halle ist, wo fortwährend zu haben sind alle Sorten von Historien, Biographien, Gedichte», Drama'S, An,male», Bibel», Lietei büchern, Gesetz-Büchern, Blänk-Büchern, Papier, Novellen, Magazinen, Musikalien, Zeitungen und alle Artikel, welche >» eine» Buch- »nd Schreibmaterialitn-Stohr gehöre», z» billi ge» Preise». Güter werden täglich bestellt u«d erhalte» vo» Philadelphia und Neu Dork. H. A. Lanft Reading, Nov. 12. bv.


ocr: Deutsches Evangelisch - Lutherisches Gesangbuch. Dieses von den ersten und besten Theolo gen Amerita's anerkannte Gesangbuch, das aus den Jahre» 1400 bis 1835 die herrlich ste» Kirchenlieder enthält »nd bereits in den größten Gemeinden dieses Landes eingeführt, ist bei dem Unterzeichneten im Groß-Verkauf zu haben Für den Staat New-Vork haben wir die Agentur Hrn. Koch und Co., 160, William Straße, New-Vork, übergeben. Für den Staat Maryland nnd Umgebung MrS. Crownfield, Baltimore, 57, Gaystr Für ten Westen wende man sich a» Pastor Vogelb ich, in Pittsbiirg. In de» meiste» kleinern Städte» der Uni on sind Agenten angestellt. L. A. Wollen web er, Nr. 277, Nord I. Str.. Philadelphia. Gebetbücher. So eben erhalte», eine Auswahl deutscht! Gebetbücher für katholische Christen, nich rcnthtils mit grobem Druck, welche ganz bil verkauft werden in dieser Druckerei.


ocr: Gebetbucher. So cbe» erhalte», eine Auswahl deutschtr Gebetbücher für katholische Christe», med renlhcils mit grobem Druck, welche ganz bil lig verkauft werde» iu dicscr Druckerei.


ocr: Oddtellows Halle Vuchstohr. A. F>anst möchte Sie Aufmerksamkeit der Käufer vo» Bücher« u»d Fäncy Artikeln achtungsvoll auf fein ausgedehntes Afforre mcnt lenken. taßt es erinuti t sei», daß der einzige Buch stohr in'Reading, wo Bücher von jeder Ver schiedenheit z» habe» sind, in der Oddftllowe Halle ist, wo fortwährend z» habe» sind alle Sorten von Historien, Biographie», Gedichte», Drama'S, Aiittuale«, Bibel», Liederbücher», Gesetz-Buchern, Bläiik Büchern, Papier, Novelle», Magazinen, Musikalien, Zeitungen und alle Artikel, welche in einen Buch« und Schreibmaterialien-Stohr gehören, z» billi gen Preise». Güter werde» täglich bestellt »iid erhalte» von Philadelphia »nd Neu Port. H. A. Lanst Reading, Nov. IL. bv. Gebetbücher. So eben erhalten, eine Auswahl deutscher Gebetbücher für katholische Christe», meh rentheils mit grobem Dr«ck, welcbe ganz bil


ocr: Durch Privat-Handel zn verkaufen. Der Unterschriebene, wohnhaft in Rockland Taunfchip, Berks Caunty, biete? durch Prwat- Handel zum Verkauf an: Ein gewisses Stück Land, enthaltend Acker sreigedidet Land, gele gen im oliengemeldeten Tauiischip. Auf dem» selben befinden sich zwei LVotinbäu ser. ein 6 duvon ist 4V bei nud das andere 30 bei 20 groß; eine steinerne schweizer Scheuer, 89 bei 49 Fuß groß, zwei Wageichäuser, Schweine stall, Welschkornhaus unv sonst noch andere Nebengebäude z zwei Pumpen mit niefehlendem Wasser nahe an den Hausthüren, und ein fchö« ner Obstgarten, mit auserlefenenObst« bäumen von allen Sorten. Ein gro, Ber Theil davon ist mit schwerem Hol. bewachsen und ein Theil mit schö nem jungen Holze. Ungefähr 125 Acker davon ist Bauland, im bestem Stande der Kultur, indem es schon dreimal gekalkt ist. Auch ist eine gute Wiese dabei, etwa 8 Acker groß. Ferner: Ein anderes Stuck Land. im obengemeldeten Taunschip, grenzend an das oben beschriebene Stück, enthaltend 9 Acker und 39 Ruthen. Auf demselben befindet sich: ein steinernes Wobnhans und MiMßlockstall. Ev»jst hinlänglich dabei und es ist gut mit Wasser versehen. N. B.—Sollten die obengemeldeten Stücke Land nicht privatem verkauft werden bis zum 29sten Zanuar 1859, so sollen sie an jenem Tage, am Gasthause von Heinrich Bauinan, in Distrikt Taunschip, von dem Unterschrie benen öffentlich verkaust oder verlehnt werden, um 1 Uhr Nachmittags. Auswirkung und Bedingungen beim Ver kauf von Hoffman. Rockland, Januar, 8. 1859. 3m. I Ei» Ehekreuz. I Da meine Frau Marie, cine geborne Seider, meinen Tisch und Bett ohne Ursache verlassen hat, so warne ich hiermit Zedermann, ihr et was auf meinen Namen zu borgen, weil ich nicht willens bin die von ihr gemachten Schul den


ocr: A. Henke, feu. und Co s. Stiesel und Schuh-Stohre. Südwestliche Ecke der sten und Pennstraße, nächste Thür zukly« mers Trocken - Waaren Stohr, und oberhalb der 7ten in der Pennstraße, unterhalb Faber'S Berks Caunty Haus, wo man fortwährend ein große» Asfor tement von Stiefeln und Schuhen findet, und zu Preisen die Allen gefallen.


ocr: Weiße. Schwarze Zusam Männl Weiblich Mäiinl Wciblich men. Ehebruch und Hurerei I Ehebruch 5 5 Angriff und Schlägerei, in dcr Absicht zu tödlcn 2 >, Brandstiftung 2 » Beschimpfung und Drohung 1 Angriff und Schlägerei I« I z zy do " do in der Absicht Slotl,zucht zu begehen I l Mordversuch I Einbruch und Diebstahl l , Vielweiberei > Bürgschaft 3 z Sausen und unordentliches Betrage» 19 1 7 27 Unordentliches Hauo , , Verlassung dcr Frau I Hurerei und uneheliche Kinder 7 7 Fälschung , j Straft und Kosten z , 4 Flüchtling vor dcr Gerccblichkeit I ' , Falsches Vorgeben 1 Einbruch 4 4 Pferdeställen 1 , Diebstahl 8 2 1 ll Nj«lc!meltnor?c I Falsch Geld ausgeben 2 2 Nothzucht I i Ruhestörung IL ,2 Ruhestörung und Diebstahl 2 2 Nothzucht und Diebsnihl L 2 Landstreicherei 2 2 Friedeuöbruch 4 L '6 Verleumdung 2 ! 2 Drohung 2 2 Sabbathschänden I 1 1 IN 4 IZ 2 izy Tabelle No. 2. wie über die Gefangenen, welche während dcm Jahrc 1849 an das Berks Caunty Grfäugniß übcrbuiideu wurdcu, verfügt wordcu, samt dci eu Farbe :c.


ocr: Wohlfeiler Holz- und William Weimer, Brnachrichtigr achtungsvoll die Bürger Reading und de», Caunty, dass er von Holz- und Kohlenhofe Besitz genommen welcher von Perry nnd Comp, gehalten de nahe dem neuen Depot, an der Nord Strasse, wo er fortwährend anf Hand einen großen Vorrach von Holz uud für alle Zwecke, bestehend aus Klumpen, ge brochenen, Ej-, Stove«, Nuß-, Chesnnt- Pie-Kohle», die beide» letzte» Sorte» sind für Kalkbreiier. Ebenfalls Hickory und lLi chenholz von der beste» Qualität. Alle Bestclluugktt werde» dankbar angenom men und prompt besorgt. Bestellungen mö gen au seiner Wohnung im östlichen Viereck gemacht werden, oder an obigem VZ-Der höchste Preis wird bezahlt für kory nnd Eichenholz. Der Unterschriebene ist fortwährend Bestellungen für Kohlen zn besorgen fürjKalk brenner, Fabrikauteu:c. unter sehr Bedingungen. TVn». IVeimcr. Reading, November 12. Bm.


ocr: Kale«der. 'Der erste deutsche sür daS Jahr 1851, von Rudolph Garrigue,in Neu Pork, sowie verschiedene andere Sorten deutscher Kalender für 1851, erhalten und ein zeln und beim Dutzend zum Verkauf in dieser Druckerei.


ocr: Oddtcllows Halle Luchstohr. H A. Lanh möchte Sie Aufmtrksamktit der Käufer von Büchern und Fä«cy-Artikeln achtungsvoll auf sein ausgedehntes Assorte mcnt lenke». tassc es trinnert sein, daß drr cinzige Bnch jtohr j» Rtading, wo Bücher von jeder Ver schiedenheit zu haben sind, in drr Oddfellows Hallt ist, wo fortwährend zu habe» sind alle Sorten von Historien, Biographie», Gedichten, Drama's, Attnualen, Bibeln, Liederbüchern, Gtsttz-Büchern, Blättk-Biicher», Papier, Novelle», Magazinen, Musikalien, Zeitungen nnd alle Artikel, welche in einen Bnch- und ScbreibmaterialitN'Stohr gehören, zu billi gen Preisen. Güter werden täglich bestellt und erhalten von Philadelphia und Neu Dort. H. A. Lantz.


ocr: Neading, den 27. August Demokratischer Wsig-^Valihrttcl: (scin.il Commifsioner: Joshua Dnngau, von Bucks Caunty. General Landmesser: Joseph (H. 'yenderson, von Washington Caunty. General Auditor: Heinrich M. Schneider, von Union Caunty.


ocr: An Aerzte. Ein bejahrter Doetor der Medizin welcher eine ausgedehnte Praetice und Knndschast be sitzt, wünscht seine nach europäischer Ar t eingerichtete Apotheke, an ei»c» kennt, nißreichen, thätigen College,, abzutreten und zu verkaufen ; für n>,»t,re Auskunft, wende man sich an de» Herausgeber lmser Zeitung, in portofreien Briefen. Sept. 3. 1850. bv


ocr: v»»nt» Kalte^M^MSpri»^ Wichtige Zeuguisse der Kuren von verschie denen Krankheitsfällen werden vom Doktor aufgewiesen, die Kranke mitgetheilt hahen und die Kur empfehlen, weil andere Doktoreu sie nicht zu heile» im Stande waren um aber eine vollständige Kur zu bewirken, gehört ei „e besondere Kost, Medizin, gntes Wasser, Lust »nd kräftige Lebensweise dazn. Carl F. A. kl. I)., jst Besiker der "Berks Cauuty Kalte Spring," am Gebirge, 9 Mei len von Reading, au der Harrisburger Stra» Be, zwischen Sinking Spring und Womels- dorf, in der schönste» Gegend von Berks Ca»», ty gelegen. Patienten, so sich in seine Kur nnd Krankenhaus aufnehmen lassen wollen, wenden sich an ih», postfrei, unter der Ad dresse: 5. kl. v. Kpriiiss I». 0., Rvrlc-; 0,. p?,. kaltem Fieber und alten Wunde» macht er Bärgen in Voran?'


ocr: Reading, den 17. Sept'ber Ocmoliratlsclst'r !.Vlslg-^alil?rttcl: Canal Commissioner: Ivslma Düngn«, von Burks Caunty. General Landmesser: Ivscpl, (y. .Yenderson, von Washington Caunty. General Auditor: Heinrich W. Schneider, von Union Caunty. Caniltn-IValikcttcl: Csnqreß: William H. Keim, von Reading. Assembly! Daiel I. Bruner, von Caernarvon. Hiester Clymer, von Reading. Carl Evans, von Marion. Levi H. Thompson, von Richmond. Distrikt-Anwalt: John S. Richards, von Reading. «saulitv-Lalidmesscr: Jsaac Hehn, von Unter Heidelberg. «tommissiolier: Georg Foos, von Reading. Direktor: Georg Bieber, von Kutztaun. Auditor: James S. Moyer, von Hamburg.


ocr: Ein Partner gesucht. Der.Unterschriebene sucht eine» Partner oder Compagnon für das Stohrhalter - Ge Ein junger Man», der etwas Keiit niß von, Geschäfte hat »iid etwas Kapital initeinlkge» kann, wird eine einträgliche Stel le finde,., wenn er sich bald meldet, um nähe re Bedingungen zu erfahre», bei Horatio Gritsch. taugschwamm, August 21. KM.


ocr: Ein Partner gesucht. D«r.Unterschriebene sucht einen Partner oder Compagno» für das Stohrhalter - Ge schäft, Ei» junger Man», der etwas Keilt >uss vom Geschäfte hat und etwas Kapital mitciiilrgen kann, wird eine einträgliche Stel le finde», wen» er sich bald meldet, »in nähe re Beduigunge» zu erfahren, bei Horatio Lritsch Langschwamni, August 21. 6M.


ocr: Drei fremde Schaaft -1- Mit Ohrenmerk, befinden sich MAMA' schon seit geraumer Zeit bei den des Unterschriebenen in Tannschip, Berks Co. Der Eigenthümer ist ersucht sein EigenthmS recht z» beweisen nnd seine Schaafe gegen Er stattung der Koste» abzuholen, bei Zacsb Stesse. 3Z. I »50. 5,m


ocr: Drei fremde Schaafe Mit Ohrenmerk, befinden sich schon seit geraumer Zeit bei den deß Unterschriebenen in Tannschip, Berks Co. Der Eigeiilhümer ist ersucht sei» EigenthmS« recht zn beweise» und seine Schaafe gegen Er» statkung der Kosten abzuholen, bei Tjacsb Stesse. Januar 22. 1850. 2m.


ocr: An Aerzte. Ei« bejahrter Doctor der Medizin welcher eine ansgkdehnte Practiee nnd Kundschaft be sitzt, wünscht seine nach en r op ä is ch e r A r t eingerichtete Apotheke, an einen kcnnt »ißreichen, thätigen College» abzutreten nnd zn verkaufen; für weitere Ansknnft, wende man sich an den Herausgeber dieser Zeitung, in portofreien Briefen. Sept. 3. 1850. bv


ocr: Neuer Stiefel- und Schuh-Stohr. Der Unterzeichnete zeigt seinen »I Freunden u. dem geehrten Pub likui» vonßeading und der Um gegrnd ergebenft an, daß er ei nen neuen Scliul, und Stiefel Stokr auf Commission übernommen hat, in der Ost-Pen straße, drei Thüren unterhalb der Uten, gleich oberhalb Meyer Siegels Hut-Stohr, Nordseite wo er fortwährend einen großen Vorrath von Stiefeln und Schüben, von allen Größen und Qualitäten auf Hand hält und wohlfeil verkaufen wird. Kunden Arbeiten und Reperaturen werden fortwährend auf Verlangen schnell und gut verfertigt. Andreas Henke jr., Agent. Reading, April t>. lASO. Am.


ocr: Vsrlertizt iiile Korten Knxen ?.u cl«?n dilliZsten Dreisen, in der Iot<?n etli ciie l'kuoren untorkalk clor Franklin Ltr., liek»liinF. August 21. IZ.


ocr: Wohlfeile Carpets! Die Carpet-tzalle enthält das größte und allersplendideste Assor timent von Ingrain und Denetiamfchen Sar« pets; dreidräthigen und zweidräthigen; einfach und doppelter Kette, ganz wollenen, Halbwolle« nen und baumwollenen CarpetS in Reading welche wunderbar wohlfeil verkauft werden und versichert die Probe auszuhalten, von I G. Dwjgbt nnd <to. 42 Pennstraße. Deutsche A. B. C. Bücher sind wieder erhalten und zum Verkauf in der Druckerei deS Beobachters.


ocr: Starb. —am 2. Mai, in tangschwamm, John Ro mich, von Friedrich, am Krebs-Schaden, in» Alter von SO Jahren, 4 Monaten u. 17 Tg. —am am 3. Mai, in dieser Stadt, an der Auszehrung, Margaret!) Krick. Gattin von Wm Krick, im Listen Lebensjahre. —am 24. April, i» dieser Stadt, Christi an Faust, am Scharlachfieber, im Alter von 23 Jahren. —in dieser Stadt, am 26. April, John


ocr: im- »r»c»rinzs ! AubkcriptioiiL, mul Lulli-ctiuns ti>r tli« Hkvnzc'iii-rm, 1,1. liis vstic'c'-i i» I'luladc-I -piiia, IVc.->v Voi li, kiii,ltirnore iimi IZosiun Whig Versammlung Die Whigs von Berks Caunty sind ersucht sich zu einer allgemeinen Caunty-Versammlung einzufinden, am öffentlichen Hause von Daniel Finney (Whig-Hauptquartier,) in der Stadt Reading, am Samstage den I. nächsten Juni, uni 1 llhr Nachmittags,, für dcn Zweck Dele gaten zu ernennen, um das Caunty zu rcpre sentiren, in der Staats-Convenrion, welche am 10. Juni in Philadelphia gehalten wird, sür den Zweck Candidaten für Canal Commif sioner, General - Auditor und Gcncral- Landmesscr zu ernennen, zur Unterstützung sür die Whigs bei nächster Oetober-Wahl. Hoffn, cn,, G- Rc>pp, Carl Cbrislia», -s. 25auman L>cll, 'William w. IVcbcr, Mayl'urv Reading, Mai 21. Stehende Comittee.


ocr: Gebetbucher. So eben erhalten, eine Auswahl deutscher Gebetbücher für katholisch? Christen, meh. reutheils mit grobem Druck, welche ganz bil lig verkauft werden >» dieser Druckerei.


ocr: A u 6 gcdehnle Stiefel und Schuh-Fabrik. Die Unterzeichneten haben unlängst ei» R?i ne Fabrik sür Stiefeln undSchube begonnen, und verfertigen im ausge dehnten Maße gepeggte Arbeit, auf dieselbe Art wie sie in den Neu-England Staaten gemacht werden. Sie haben jetzt ein ausgedehntes Assortement auf Hand, wofür sie bürgen, daß dieselben keinen andern im Markte nachstehen. Kaufleute sind ersucht, ihren Vor rath zu examiniren, bevor sie kauesn, überzeugt i daß es ihnen unfehlbar gefallen wird. H 5- Felix u. Co. Nr. 1 Nordwest Ecke der 5. und Pennstraßc. April 2. 185». bv. Westenwscheu Von diesem kleinen Werkchen sind jetzt einige Exemplare erhalten und zum Verkauf in dieser Druckerei. Preis lBZEts.


ocr: Reading, den I. Oetober Die beiden Wahlzettel. Wir geben unten die Wahlzettel beider politischen Parteien, was hauptsächlich dazu dienen soll, dasz un sere Whigfieunde keinen Mißgriff mache», wenn sie sich einen Zettel oder ein Ticket auswählen, um zu stimmen Die Namen der Candidaten sind auf bei den Zetteln genau richtig, so dah jeder Fehler leicht zu entdecken ist. wenn sir mit den Wahlzetteln ver glichen werde», welche ausgebreitet sind In Betreff der Verbesserung der Constitution sind von beiden Parteien Zettel für und gegen dieselbe gedruckt und ausgebreitet worden Wbiq-Ticket. I Demos. Ticket. ctanal «lon, Mission er - Joshua Dungan > William T Morison General-Auditor: Heinrich W, Schneider s Ephraim BankS, General-Landmesser: Joseph Hcnderson, > I Porter Brawley Congreß» William H Keim > I Glanch Jone» Assembly: Hiester Clymer. Alexander S Fedter, Carl EvauS, Samuel Fegely, Daniel I Bruner John C EvanS. Levi H Thompson Jacob Rcifschncidcr Distrikt-Anwalt: John S Richards s Jeremias Hagciiman Caunty-^andmesser: Jsaac Hehn I August F Bertolet Commissioner» Georg FooS. I Joseph A Schneider Armen-Direktor z Georg Bieber > Peter Kerschner. Auditor: JanieS S Mohcr > Carl I CummenS


ocr: An Aerzte. Ein bejahrter Doctor der Medizin welcher eine ausgedehnte Praetice nnd Kundschaft be sitzt, wünscht seine nach enropäischer A r t eingerichtet, Apotheke, an einen kennt nißreiche», thätige» College» abzutreten nnd zu verkaufen; für weitere Auskunft, wende man sich an den Herausgeber dieser Zeitung, in portofreien Briefen. Sept. 3. 1850. bv Deutsche A. B. C. Bücher sind wieder erhalten und zum Verkauf in d«r


The Kalida venture. [volume]

ocr: r? -nfinrrivi'-? in1 1 iinjiiiiPiK for LIFE and llEUittircIa jjieBLOeg;' There' t not an of tltbeUom riaXjJhSwi a Inato ba I'uriaen of the blood, that.,.Bu ( mmi Iwxe ?rifPH fleIifJT!rK a. ft : BRANT'S, ((VIDIAN; - j This Powv'rW ii ioRjf jtren and cure. Ilia mow .bitxnatt, and long atandlng diaeaMS I the blood, without faking, purging, tickening, ordf ithlalutf, - Jt cixtmiet, Mmrlneur, yurirorantt1inakmm. W"d, M giree attt ii'gn Ind nt HftW HU N PREDS-TH0USAND8,,, Hare been currd tbo part and protent reara, or dlwaa., of the blood, by Ihu htrifitr mad auch Ourei wtpf mU. tao,b, r th.u..f v ,. ,, , , ,., , Four Times Less Q,iuntlty, aud at - '' ' ' ' Fouf Times lss Cost, " ,J.':1 ttiaia anch dlieaiM ln i mrrS hj 'XampkAtt, af f otkar remedy tlMit baa boon aa yet ottbred to tin, public. . r i We wish It were potaible to publloh to the world, al one Tlew, ttie'! - vo ,. , , r ,MANY THOUSANDS.;,- j tbat are now uvino and enjoying ooov ii SA'CTK,"wne acknowledge tlwiniclvm tndobtcd to tlia mrfiytni aai t healing elHcacy of ilranl'i Mitm Poryier, Tbil tuff riEBcurea 1 i k THE WORST SCROFULAS, and all Impure dlaeam or tho blood, vla.-a Scald-ffMaV ', floU'Hhevm, Rheumatim, Eruption, Pimples an the t'mee, ,r Viltl, hilet, Vlceri, Coetivtnest, Mercurial IHliasel,'' Liutr CcmpMnl, Faint in Ihe fleet, ad ljunte, t Huik tf Blood te the. Head, etc, do. IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.' !U i It felt question of no ainall importance for the afflict. ' f ed to decide, which, of all the euraaparuiaa and Olbec remedies, is the - : . , , ; i j CHEAPEST ASD MOST CUBATIf B."': We aajr, Brant' e Mian furifler Is eheapcf And teera) ' euratlrobccauie, one bolti. ui it, which can be buiifht , for One Dollar, contains Foua Timbs as much mtdieai' effieacu as one aottls of 8areaparilla, which also 'coats am '- dollar. IS we horcafhir proro that aarsaparilla is aa . dear al one dollar a bolllu, as BraaJ'a Puriier would be -at few dollar a bottle, bocauso tho 1'uriner contalua -, eaiATin hedicai. srriCACT than anrsaparitla, thea aaranparilla should be sold at lenla fiva eenti a bailie. , . to bo as cftcev as the Filrilicr at one dollar. Hut as our assertion does not proro tho greater power nnd medical ' -vluucs of this 1'uriHnr, when compared with tha best .,. Snrsaparillaa, weshull therefore snow hoWmuch tUs ' sue has been eured. ,,n i n ;, t.j i -ni; BY ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH. ,. The first cato we state, la the cure which was effected , In Mr. J. B. Haskin, ot Romn, Oneida Co., N. Y., and we rik not anj of our vcracitj, nhen wa any thut: thle is the aiojf unlooked-for and hopeleet cote of ona of the . Most Horrid Scrofulas - ' that ever haa been cured since tho World was' created : " and rliis wnt currd by Ten Tinia l.Kas oTBianr i'uiifuir, and at Lata Coir, than ever a rue-Aajf aa . recoiling and hoptleti was cured by Ten Trmts it' atucH eiarsaparilln. Fnr full pnrticulnre, jee Pamphlet. Mr. tlaskin sUtcs timt lie had been confined to hit brd One Year, nnd wnt not expected to liv lutnty feur ' aurt longer, when ho cmnmfiiced asing the. l urifer;. . his neck wns eaten nearly off from ear to crt a hole was enten through he tTinrfptDe hie enl- nearly eateo . ; DUt :he ne of oae arn detrcyeda.n Ulcor, as large aa : mn's hand, hnd nearly eaten through hia side and ' .ai-rd"wer n nnu iu aji, .... , , ,( n ..tit. Twenty Large, Deep, J)Ischnrging Clccn, -that the frit be I lie ho ncd, cnnhlcd lilm to gel off of Ul bed where he had been confined twelve months fbe teeand bottle enabled biro, to get aul of tha- hauu- . tiie third bottle enabled uiui to vM Iko milea, and that .1 bevseof .- t t- ..ii. , ONI.Y. TWELVE E . .TES, ... . i all. lit Vtrert, and restored blmra health ao( ength, so that ho was alilr ro uork ana)fiend to ou9 ' nrtr again, as he had formerly done. ' , , 1 bit cure is rertifed tu by Fuuetir'h' IliarstTiBLa VVItncsics, Tli. s-l.y Docl, Thoe. W illtamt, ona of lb mo rciptctitlilo phnlciant of Rome by Mr, C. Jt. Brovm, proprietor and keeper of tbe West Rome hotel by Meure. Bieeel a) Leonard, wholesale and retail dra fts, and by a other tenant all nnidests of Rome , '' ti ' ,.-...,' v .-i , . .i SCROFULA- &. ERUPTIONS.. ' Pr, T.M. Hunt, drugriat. Auburn, N..Y., wrote la ,f Anril. 1 Pt fi. that the fnriaric etcellenca of BR ANT'S'

place_of_publication: Kalida, Ohio

publisher: S.A. Hall


ocr: i:' it.. A'; .; in so "bTXAYE. inst.conimoncrd the. Chair-Ma jLJLfcing ButlncBsih all ils varieties, at their I, n the Taylor House, two door West ol i .'....jMcClur' .TttyerQ Stand, Wtiere they ' will at all times be prepared 'to manufacture all kinds of plain and lancy Chairsk Rocking Chairs,Arm Chairs, Settees, &e., in the latest Eastern fashion, cheap and good as nny in tile country, and their Work will not be excelled jn ncatnees and, durabil ity by any, ' . '. p "' . " "' '' ' '' Persons wlsliintf to purchose;in do well to call and see for themsslves, before look ing elsewhere.. By all means colt! ' "' 1 Waggons, BOGGysctc:, Made ond repaired by II. Hill, at his "estab lishment on' Wate Street. '.',. .! au t' Kalida, December 0 1850. : r. ! 600 MKALIDA HOTEL, By'TRlIUcCLURE. THE citizens of Putnam and the adjoining Counties, and the travelling public generally are respectfully informed that T. R. McCluro, has purchased ..the, above well known stand, ond .which he is fitting up for ihe reception and aceommodution of travell ers, and Where he. will.be at atl times ready to entertain his old customers and tlio travell ing public generally. 1 (''-! ,::.:, i,;,v As Mr. AIcC, is well known as a landlord, nnd the accommodations of the KALI DA HOTLL, ITS .STAPLES, &c., Itre wtll known to he ample, ho deems it unnecessary to my more than that his best excnionswillbe given to inur for tho tastes and comfort of the travelling public, -whrt may givo him 6 call.'and that he is determined tapiovide the best the country offoids. : " '" ' ' '-:;is5!!k


ocr: , to ... GEORGE SKINNEtt, SADDLE - ,M!fMi;ee Kit k viva i.o.!9 f j ' Putnam County, 0.i Otdera' promprty-executed.' - Saddles, oca;, ateM oonstanur onnanu. i Juiy, it


ocr: LANDS, FOR SALE. lfTfIE! SUBSCRIBER HAS. .FOR - SALE J60 acre of excellent land, la the township of UNION, n Putnam county, Oh'o, which ho is desiroug of "disposing ol as speedily ns possible, to wit. The west half of the soulh west " quarter of section twenty-four, and the llulf of the south east quarter of flection twenty-three, of town six, east, range 1 one, south, whibh will be sold on very reasonable terms, ".:-v: ; . davidhoy. i J For particulars apply at this office, or to Abb Johnson, of Sugar Creek Town '


ocr: BOOT Sf . i ESTABLISHMENT. 'In tlit Taylor Howe, Opposite Rice's .M". More. 'V-' -.. S 0LOM0K R. MILLER; 'respectfully in ' forms the citiiens of Kalida end vicin ity, that he bus again commenced business tf ;;; BOOT AND SHOEMAKINGi line, and has employed first rate workman, io assist him, and be expects to be able to do work for bis customera on the shortest no tice and in the pest manner. As he hat no pare capital he expects to work very cheap, for cash or produce. - ' .' " . Kalida, January 1, 1850; . . ' I-JAMES ; MACKENZIE,,;;:":' i Attotuer and Counsellor at Law Will attend to the usual' business of his pr faseion, the collection of claims, dee Ceurt House, Kalida, O., July, 1346. . .... - r- tluhCIaim Deeds for sale herb.


ocr: . . N. II. W. FOSS, , . ; TK03 leave to inform the nuhlle. that tit has X opened business at the old shop, en Market mi i. wnere lie will tie round, at all limes, KMjr 10 fceeewvslndof 1 BLACKSMITH WO UK, '. t which mav He ordrred. with despatch, and in it .... I(j-'B ' A ;


ocr: GEORGE SKINNER, j f SADDLE . ; KALIDA, r- Oidera prorhptly executed. Saddles, ft., etc.; cenetantly on nana, f Juty,i848. .


ocr: GEORGE SKINNER, SADDLE ' :' ' AND '" all-Vf KALIDA, Putnam County, O., 'Otders promptly executed. Saddles, &c, ete.i'UbnstantlT on hand. July, 1848.,


ocr: COUNTY CFOTCIXiS. GEORGE B. WAV. ASUiriATE JUDGES, JONATHAN' Y. SAUKETT, GEORGE SKINNER, JOHN W. WAITERS. CLKI:K. ..'' MOSES LEE. ; V PHUHKCC T1N8 ATTORN", JAMES MACKENZIE. AU TOR, WILLIAM M. BELL. ' THIASITRKR, OTIIO fc CRAWFIS. SHKKIFF, ROBERT DOUGLASS. XKCOKDKR, UBEZ S. SPENCER. ' COUN'IY COMMlStl'lNKHS, HENRY JOSEPH BOEHMER, r WiuiAA; KILPATRICK.M :i)VK'iy piuvtvon, . . ' rrtU KNKi', BLOSCER: ; " '"


Blue hen's chicken. [volume]

ocr: }■ NBRVOWS DISEASES,

place_of_publication: Wilmington, Del.

publisher: Jeandell & Vincent


The Abbeville banner. [volume]

ocr: Comedo Lowiidesvtile^ and ia prepared, at the shortest uotico, tOJPallo <11 kiuda of CARRIAGES AND# M cording to thelatsatetyle, as can be Jhad in any market^?-- -Jc AH ALSO?All kmdH of HARNESS JH and Repairing to give mo a call, IjcTore 1 UH my effort* will be t6 please. 7 : ' ' . . : geOSge \v? kex.lt. Jan 5

place_of_publication: Abbeville, S.C.

publisher: Charles H. Allen


ocr: [W e acknowledge the receipt this week the following sums for subscription to | AlJUKVILLE 1$ANNEU:"| 11 Wilkinson, New Market, t2 j Dr .1 P liarratt, " 2 Saml L Ilill, Lowiulcsville, 1 II Armstrong, Abbeville, 2 Bright Dill, " 4 j Iton J F Marshall," 2 | Alex StevfiisUil, " . 2 W Smith. Madison, Fla. 2 E Iionr-v, Dalton, On. 1 S .1 Callahan, Due West, 2 II M Prince, Temple of U.-allh, 2 G T Waller, Woodville, 2 R M White, " 2


The Smyrna telegraph.

ocr: The subscriber lias just returned'from Philadelphia with a new supply of %vmm goods 9 * WHICH WILL BE SOLD VERY LOW FOR CASH OR PRODUCE. Blue, black, brown and green Cloths, bl'k am! fancy (assiineres, Sali net Bed-ticking, Check, cotton and linen Baging, Bags ready made, Manches from 12j to 50 cts., white Bcaverteen, Pittsburg Cord, blue Drillin ter Ginghams, Lustres, Muslin dc Lanes, oil Chintz, French, British and American Calicoes, curtain do., bleach'd and brown Muslins at 6 White Dress goods, Laces, Edgings, &c., Carpeting at 10, 25, 37 and 50 'r \ HYRDW4RE . % 9 Of all kinds, such as .Shovels and Tongs, Strap Hinges, Butts and Screws, Tea Kettles, Gridirons, Hoes, Sadirons, Knives and Forks, Pen Knives, Scissors and Shears, Coffee Mills, Augers, and Gimlets, Cumberland Nails, 4,25 by the keg, 5 cts. by the lb. Hats, silk,-fur and straw, cloth and oil-cloth caps. Ready made Clothing, such as Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Overalls, &c. . Tubs, Buckets, Washboards, Baskets, Brooms, Forks, Rakos, Pots, Dutch Ovens, Pans, <&c. Saddles, Bridles, Martingalës, Horse Collars, Halters, and Ropes, of all kinds. Coarse and fine Boots and Shoes. Queensware, Glassware, &c., Fluid Lamps, and Fluid by the quart. t> Such as fine Sugar, for 6,8 and 10 cents., brown Sugar for 5 and 6 cents. Molasses, Vinegar, Tub Butter, Crackers and Cheese, Salt by the bushel, Bacon and Pork, at 5 and 6; Hams 8 and 10, dip'd Candles 11 Mould do. 12, Lard 8 and 10, Spices of all kinds, Dye-stuffs, New York dairy Salt, 15 cents a sack, New York Colegate Soap 5 cts nor nnnnrl' Mackerel and Flour by the bbl., Clover Seed 4,50, Timothy Seed 3,50. ' * * ♦ I A [I ft v.' • < I' I O* Please call and sec for yourselves, at the old stand. You can easily find it, as 1 shall have a long flag on the corner, bearing the words_ HA 33 W. C. EUASOn. OCT 3 Also an Ox Cart, Horse Cart, Dearborn Wagon, with shafts and tong, two setts Cart Breechen and Saddles. 1,000 lbs. Feathers, at 37 cts.; 50 doz. old Fowls, at $3,12; 1,000 doz. Eggs, at 10 cts. Marm 30,1850. Also—Wheat, Corn, Oats and Beans.

place_of_publication: Smyrna, Del.

publisher: Samuel E. Jones


ocr: €Or?II?IEIC€H/% Ij AND LAW KIjANKS.' JVo. OO nock Street (treat aide,, (Uli door below tho Kxrliunfo. xmu. ran Tho Subscriber has printed from the most approved forms, and will keep constantly for Kilo, tho various Commercial and Law Blank» in general use.. CUSTOM HOUSE Blanks. GROUND RENT DEEDS, FEE SIMPLE DEEDS, SHERIFF'S DEEDS. fur Wurk & Material». (All CIlRItf Shippi Rill« «if CxcliAnco. ■ . - Article, LI ntV Port! !t Petition. Ii Dill* of I.Hding, L'licckaof tlio «lit!« Ind bank« Marriage Certificate» Cavpent Black L Mv (dtp a 5?cire Facia Jurtic tiummone, Subpmna, See. Pri rjr Notes, it Mortgages, f Attorney, various Men , &.c. See. iras* Blanks. iti County.) i, Execution, See * Ri.a ig Dills, tin Plank rrox I .mul I Ife'JV I .mul I ■ co to Quit, 's Corlifiaate, Blnnk Books, Stationary, Fancy Articles, in great variety, and of the IteRt quality. LETTER & WRITING PAPERS. Ami«t»'-, Eckstein's, Rolicscm'». liutlson's an«l Butler's ■ and Cap Pnpuis. Pnrclimcnt Paper—Policy Paper* st o na u ns* cvtIjEjiw Pm.kmvT«. Book Knin a. Fraoin- K iv . Ituzors. See Ate. Slayitard At Noyes» celebrated Hark S' Bird V&Viflii? Enks. Parchment, nt Mannfactnrers' Prices. MERCHANTS' ACCOXJÎTT BOOKS, ufurur.il in llinni'y. >'|U« any psjwîfîwa . (' ' i r »I •I ; .1» I» 1 ion r.\itK. (inch fl J