ocr: —OF— mw ms —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the people of Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of STYLES —OF— Clothing, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, Which he will sell at prices which never have been and«ever will be outdone, or approached, by any other Establishment. Besides which, the public are well aware that there can always be found in this establishment more than dou ble the amount of stock than at any other place in Bath, or on the Kennebec lliver, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a seven-by-nine shop under the Sa gadahoc k House, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to clergy men at cost, and other professions liberally considered:” Working men, of course, to pay the profit on what professional men buy !— My LOW PRICES! . Which never have been and the fidelity with which 1 always adhered to the One Price System ! are well known to the public. SUPERIOR QUALITY of my goods is proved by the con tinued and increased with which 1 have been by the public. The Low Price System was introduced and established this establishment, and the mav rest assured that 1 shall al ways be prepared to Defy Competition ! Besides the large and splendid stock of CLOTHING! of the latest styles, and best work manship—the splendid assortment of SPRING- STYLE HATS * CAPS! FURNISHING GOODS, BOOT Sr & S H 0 E S


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ocr: The IcknowWlMd »nl rTtrmrdinw, cor»ti„ now.ra •f these wonderful invention! i* now so generally known reputation thmmrhout *w. .wli. and their sale* ond reputation throughout the whole tv so extensive, that it would seem heir merits further. But some late circumstances have u'curreil which render it a matter of duty to the public not to hr altogether silent for while the ephemeral ntri rums of the day are trumpeted by colnmna through the Press and swallowed by quarts and gallons by the *f. flic ted, and are found just good for nothing, Christit'g Galvanic and Magnetic CaratWet, «a\e been quietly working their way among the most ntrllijjent and respectable classes, and are constantly ♦chleving cures in aji alarming train of diseases, which ■ svr tor nge* battled all the aiu of medicine and all the e»<>urces of Science. These diseases are called NKRVOIS COMPLAINTS, tiul in these diseases medicine n of no avail whatcyar. n utter does good and it often does harm. Syrups, Ex tract!. Balms. Babam«#Klixiri. Bitters. Pills, Powders ind Potion* every kind are alike worthiest, for they weaken the vital energies of the already prostrated aya ein, while under the strengthening, life-giving, vitalising influence of Galvanism. a* applied by this beautiful dis overy. the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer it restored to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor. These remarks relate to such diseases as NEURAL* ;i\. Tic DOLOREUX, BRONCHITIS. PALPITATION .f the HE MIT. WEAKNESS, and all FEMALE DIS> ORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEADACHE, LASSI TUDE and DESPONDENCY, which are only other names for Nervous Derangement ; EPILEPTIC FITS tnd CONVULSIONS, which are now known to result • rom a non-equilibrium of Electric influence ; NERVOUS -'KE.MORS, DE \FNESS, which is nearly always caused !»\ torpidity of the Auditory Nerve*, and can always to pn frcifg tnrmd by Galvanism, when tha organ m not de< tioxed-, DYSPEPSIA, in it* worst forms; PALSY and PAR \LYSIS, uniformly caused bv a deficiency of Ntrv* ou» influence , CHROSlC RHEUMATISM. TORPIDITY .f the LIVER. PAIN in the SIDE. SLUGGISH CIR CULATION, SPINAL aud HIP COMPLAINTS, DEFI* • IE NO A of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY, and all those distressing complaint* resulting from A DE RANGEMENT of the NERVOUS SYSTEM. In the above prevalent and terrible class of disease*— Nervous Complaints are much more numerous than in generally imagined — CHRISTIE S GALVANIC CURATIVES,

place_of_publication: Bath, Me.

publisher: John T. Gilman


ocr: BATH BRASS BAND, Ul)DS>tBIdlKICTK>H or HR. R. W. TWITCBELL, W()ULDre*|>ec|tull>-. inform the public, that tbry liave now ami are constant lyreceiving and rebcai #,,,K Music from the most eminem composers, end are prepared lo tarnish any number of piwees. immune to filled) for Atilhury Parades. l>riKs, Oivic Processions, excursions,Serenades, 4*ire Companies, Ac., aisheri uoiice and on the Most rcasouulk: terms, ed IS^.T110' l'len»1,nM«ro Hia.bave already recoir Wlre'erl*'j,“ 10 l>l,0*e will merit m 0*11 Siiquireof ‘“rau' Fo' >«“'«'«» »ther pan.cuWr. ^'^TWITchpj.l % 1) MAYERS,l Com*,:,.,. J CRAWFORD, j A::ohot sol. ,he »**>»«, th« BATH QUADRILLE BAND, S. C. HO\\ARL>-L^drr, Wilirunii.h inuaie for MiRurr. Cine k.„ . me,,', Balia. Aawml.lfc., I'rivou ran,.,' *«' berol pieces requested t»n>uain ‘'V!***Ie<1 “ »«"'>'"* Mafod,,-, Bookstore „r,, .Mr U s He.mis. S.l doornnrlliofllieSauadabock no,.' ded^o ttrr*l,ee * Uh“"°’ S,,,ooh> will be promptly auen*


ocr: Jau r*. lat .'10 33, Ion 57 20, brig Lincoln, from Wiscasset for Havana, 9 dnx s out. DAVIS A ni LLIKEV, Auction & Commission AUGUSTA, ME. FRANCIS DAVIS. CHARLES It. MULLIKER. REFERENCES. AUGUSTA. GVRDtNER Hon It ii. 1 Wil i ms, Hon Geo Evans. Gen Green lief White, Gen Geo '\ It itchclder. Gen A1 Ired Redingtou, boston. Allen l.ainbard. Esq. Messrs Jos It Glover A* Co. hallowel!~ do Manning A Stan wood Hon u Emmou, do Jas W Beebe A Co. SC " bit tier, Esq. | do Win A Howe A Co. Messrs Kendall, Richardson A* Co., ) Col Timothy S Robinson. ) Bath, g SslMmiiil. -BY — T. S. ROBINSON, BATH, ME. Great Attraction ! SPLENDID CHANCE!! For an Investment of Capital! FIRMOltTII & BROOKS Hare a “ few left" of ilieir largo slock of WINTER GOODS, Ci'tisisi.ting of OVERCOATS HEAVV SACKS, VESTS. T A N T S.l'Nl) K K SHIR Is. DRAW EKS, &c., &<•„ ns we lake an account of Slock llie lirsi ol February, llie in lance will he goal at a large reduction Irom our former low raieg. Also, a general as sortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, which will he s*' 1*1 a! prices, which cannot fan it» make it lor the mteiesi ol all to pur chase. CC7* Please rail, and learn our prices. Hath. Jen. 21, 1851. 2 w 31 TUI] JOl'RML FOR 1851. The Boston Journal, A FAMILY iNEWSPAFF.il, PIRMSI1ED AT TWO DOLLAHS A YEAH, always IN ADVA Nt E. SLEEPER cj ROGERS, Proprietors.


ocr: —OF— NEW GOODE —AT THE— BATH The subscriber respectfully in his friends and the people Bath and vicinity that he has a large and splendid as of STYLES —OF— Clothing, HATS, CAPS, & he will sell at prices have been and never will be or approached, by Establishment. the public are well aware there can always be found in establishment more than dou the amount of stock than at other place in Bath, or on the Kiver, the barefaced ridiculous assertions of a pi (?) neighbor, who occupies a shop under the 8a House, to the contrary The same man advertises to sell “ to clergy at cost, and other considered.” Working of course, to pay the profit what professional men buv OUTFITTING LOW PRICES! never have been equalled, the fidelity with which 1 have adhered to the One Price System ! well known to the public. The my goods is proved by the con and increased patronage which I have been favored the public. The Low Price System introduced and established by establishment, and the public rest assured that I shall aJ be prepared to Defy Competition ! Besides the laYgc and splendid of CLOTHING! the latest styles, and best work splendid SPRING STYLE HATS * CAPS! GOODS,


ocr: CLOTHING —AND— OUTFITTING ' Just received and for sale by J. BALLOU, LARGEST STOCK READY MADE CLOTHING. Ever offered for sale in Bath, CONSISTING OF Coats, Pants, Vests, Draw ers, Undershirts, and all articles of Men’s Apparel. All selected with the from large assortments of Got up in the LATEST STYLE, warranted to give perfect sat to customers. ALSO, CUSTOM MADE BOOTS & SHOES, TOGETHER WITH A large assortment of the best French Mole Skin HATS, WATER PROOF, Lately Imported and now off for sale, with all sorts and va of GLOVES AND HOSE, At Prices Lower was ever before asked articles in Maine. 'J here having been complaint in the commnui that the prices for Ready in Rath, was TOO HIGH, subscriber is determined for such complaint no longer. And has obtained the Largest and Best Stock of READY MADE Clothing, OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. Which lie proposes to, and WILL at prices which shall give Perfect Satisfaction


ocr: UNION MUTUAL Fire Insurance co\toiei>. n. Capital, - - - #518,141 OO. Amount lmured Jan. 1. 1831 - - - 5,609,149 mUK above Company continues to insure :««;«in.<i loss J. or damage by Fire. for periods of Irom three to six years, for a rash premium ot' from S*J.;}5 to *.*.**•5 oh tfiom, and a premium note graduated aic *rdn»g to the risk.— This Company have adopted ibwr classes of risks, viz— Fanner’s Union. Village Union, Mercantile I n on and Manufacturer's Union, and each class is only liable tor its own losses. The Company have thus farbeenjvery fortunate since they went into oporal ion. They are now and hwe been for several mouths past, issuing at the rate of 5nnn poli cies per annum. Their capital is consequently rapidly increasing, a ad the Directors with confidence commend the Company io the public as a medium ot insurance founded on the tn*wt equitable principles and promisiiig the most favorable results. Property of •»// dt*c >ption*, insured at tta'- lowest rates against Iiwa or damage ny Fire On application to 1. S. SEWALL. Agent.


ocr: —OF— NEW GOODE —AT THE— BATH i The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the people of Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of STYLES —OF— Clothing, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, Which he will sell at prices which never have been and never will be outdone, or approached, by any other Establishment. Besides which, the public are well aware OUTFITTING


ocr: and a premium note graduated aic *rdn»g to the risk.— This Company have adopted ibwr classes of risks, viz— Fanner’s Union. Village Union, Mercantile I n on and Manufacturer's Union, and each class is only liable tor its own losses. The Company have thus farbeenjvery fortunate since they went into oporal ion. They are now and hwe been for several mouths past, issuing at the rate of 5nnn poli cies per annum. Their capital is consequently rapidly increasing, a ad the Directors with confidence commend the Company io the public as a medium ot insurance founded on the tn*wt equitable principles and promisiiig the most favorable results. Property of •»// dt*c >ption*, insured at tta'- lowest rates against Iiwa or damage ny Fire On application to 1. S. SEWALL. Agent. Bath. May IS, 1S51. Sm47 Life Insurance! This chart hr oak life IVSURANCECOM PANY was incorporated in Ma' . 1850, with a per petual Charter, and Ins commenced business on a Cap ital of $200,000, The whole of u Inch lias be* n invested in securities of the bightst character approved by the Comptroller oi PuWieAccomit# of tl«e >tnt«* of Connecticut. This in stitutlMi having tie largest capital • f any in Connecticut, and ilt« on hr one I hat is approved by the accounting <*ffi cer of live glufe, presents advantages and *cttriiie.« to the assiirod uiwtir[»as.-cd by those oi any company in ill** United Stale# The company docs business on lw»th the JOINT STOCK and MPI CAT. PT.A M,thus combining til the benefits and privileges of lwo distinct companies, with only the exjwuse of one On the J<mnt St«H*k plan the raw-s are materially re duced front those charged by the Mutual Comp.i s. On the .Mutual plan Insurance will he granted at the u«ual Mutual rates. Policies will be issued in the usual form.free Irom the Hnitn» of creditor*, payable aii*-r death. *»r upon the par ties arriving at the age of 4l>, 45, 50. 55 or 60. at the op tion oithe Insured Applications recti' ed bv J. S. SEWALL. Hath. May 15.1S.11__ CARPETINCS, AT BRUNSWICK.! We have lilted up the basement of our More as a Spaoious Carpet Room, And .hull hereafter pay pirtit ul.ir attention In this depart menl. We have jail received a larve aennrlmenl of Knglisb super, superfine, fine ami common Woolen Carpeting’, Colton and Wool do., 4-4, 5-4, 6-4 and 8-4 Canvas Carpet ing; 4-4, >-4 and 6-4 Straw Mat ting ; llemp Carpeting;— Rugs; Painted Win dow Shades, A'c. Wp arc also opening a new lot of Fashionable Bonnets! Rich Ribbons; Millinery Goods of all sorts; Fancy Goons, in great variety ; House keeping and DRY GOODS, for La dies wear, of every description ; and iiv art selling them at very L O1V prices for CASH ALEX. F. BOARDH.4S, 6w49 No. 3 Dunlap's Block, Bninsirjrk. For Sale. ,v . 4 NEW two story and a half House and l.o*. li. with outbuildings thereon, situated on the jSjjW east sale of Waslilkgton Street, near the Knil road c.roMing There is an excellent well of water near the door, and the house is very convenient in •very respect. WM. STACEY. Math, Man li 26, 1851. tf40 Writing Desks. fV^ Wni^^MMnaMe Writ ins' Desks; Let* l' r Clips; Black. Blue and lie 1 Ink : Ink Stand.*, ot various kinds; Pen-holders, !cc . Ac., lor sole l.v Way 7, ld5i. 4li SAWYER Sc MAGOFN. Notioe to Fishermen. For Sale. *J innuiliA old—Well hmll l,,!r'h'" for It li.ii 111 sr vessel K,„ farther ptirlkuUrV* rdlTT' ShHliaet.« Woolwich, the !’ Capl Tituolhy Batchelder, of Phip-hur*. wh„ a ' * re.sel in keepuic. 4. llVUEi eo B:.ih, March li lsSl_ Ut 4 Burning Fluid, OP extra quality, just received and for sale at the citv Market by 50 AG PAGE. Fruit and Vegetables, IN their season—mow receiving by the steamboats from Boston, New York and South at the City Markethv 50 A G PAGE. Cement. *7 HYDE A Co. have coiisiHtitlr on hand and fo /i# sale the best article of CEMENT iiowiti use. Feb 27. 1851. Notioe IS hereby <pvcn that I have this day (riven mv non, Lai MHO 8. Blows, hia time ; and that 1 shall pav non of hia delta or claim anv of hit earning? after thi. dale ,, REUBEN P. BROWN. Uvrramr, Mm-1,1851. 3w52* Wrought Cashmere Shawls. a».-s.«r men justreteived, and Jbr sale cheap by 'uneB, lt*1. H W OWEN. x. Baga Seed. * Turnip Seed, juat received hv m i Gannett.


ocr: CARPET, FEOTHEB -AND HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS. D. ROBINSON, JR, Whole*ale and Retail Dealer in CARPETINGS, OP ALL KINDS. OIL CARPETINGS, OF ALL WIDTHS. Boeking, Rags, Straw Mattings, MATS, STAIR RODS, &c. OF ALL QUALITIBS. M ATRESSES, Made from Hair, Palm Leaf, Husk, &c., DRAPERY MATERIALS, AND TTPHOIiSTERY GOODS, Window Shades and Fixtures, QUILTS, BED COMFORTERS. FEATHER BEDS. TABLE CLOTHS, OF ALL KINDS. Tickings, Dimity, Turkey Red, Carpet Bags, Stc., Ac. PAPER HANGINGS. In this branch, I shall keep as large an as sortment of Room Taper as can be found in the State. Papers from 6 1-4 cts., upward. S II AW L. S j I have and intend to keep all the new styles of Shawls, as soon as introduced into the Bos ton and New York Markets. Tissynsniisy sjn«iisrin>s<» Please examine a Model at my Rooms. WEATHER STRIPS. Warranted to keep out Dust, Kain or Snow, when attached to the base of a Door. Orders from the country faithfully attended to. Chambers over $8, 90 and 92, MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND. Sepl. 4,1851. 3rnli Fall and Winter


ocr: | ; | i I Family and Ships’ Medicine Chests carefully put I up and replenished. J. M.UTHEvN 8, M. I). i Hath, Oct. 28, 1850. 19tf Anthracite and Slitnniinons COAL,! 1 nn TONS "ft-.l Ash COAL. luMy |no tons \Viiite Ash, broken, *• 75ions White Ash Nut *• ‘a tons Leiieigh, broken, “ 40 tons “ lump 100 tons <'uinl»erland Smiths’ “ 100 chaldtons Pictou *• “ 74 “ Richmond. Va., Smiths’ For sale at the Coal Vard, hv IS. O. WKKKS. Rath.Feb.?/*, 1651. 3(ii f Boston, August, 1851. CARPETINGS ! rl'lIE subscrilH'rs have now in store, and are daily re 1 Ceiving from the factories in England and America, their stock for the FALL SALES. Our assortment is large and varied, embracing everv variety or farric, Qi ALiTY and style, from the rich est to the lowest. In the better qualities of Velvets, Tapestries and Brussels, we have the best manufactures,both domestic and foreign, and are constantly receiving the NEW STYLES as they come out. Importing our English goods direct from the manufacturers, and receiving our domestics direct from the factories, we arc enabled to sell at the lowest prices. Our stock of Imperial and Super Three-Plys, Super and Extra Fine Ingrains, is very large and embraces very many new and handsome The above with large lots of trie priced Wool, Cotton f Wool Ingrains, every gtade and style of STAIR CARPETINGS, together with our usual assortment of FLOOR OILCLOTHS, WOOL AND COTTON BOOK INGS, CANTON MATTINGS, MATS, &C-, combines to make one of the best assortments of goods in the line in this market —to which the attention and in ■ pec ion of buyers is solicited. Wn. P. TE!¥I¥Y & CO., C A K PET H V L I, Over Maine R R Depot, Haymarket &qr. 1 and 2 DOCK SQUARE. A. H. ALLEN, , YITHOI.ESALE and retail tlealer in and Manufacturer of » » rich Parlor, Dimm,-Room and Chambbr F URN ITURE. Elegant enameled, gilt, flowered, landscape and plain 'tM1’rd CHAMBER FURNITURE, of every variety of STYLE and PRICE. A large assortment of Upholstery Goods, viz :—Medal lions. Brocatels, Plushes, Damasks, together with Curtain Goods, Lace, Muslin, Coruices, Band.-, Ac. Looking-Glasses and Plates. BEST SPANISH CURLED mm LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, Kiln Dried. The largest assortment in New England of rich, medi um and low priced Furniture, of every style and variety, which will be sold at ten per cent less than at any other store in the city. CALL AND SEE BEFORE PURCHASING 3m 11 Ship Chandlery! 4 OENER ALassortinenlconstantly on halt' for sale


ocr: | Stoves! Stoves!! ney will l»e re fn titled. .1 urn I •**.'>0 ■ ■ uri su"3i i me ii» mi » on hand and arc now (tcllill? Hi ihe LOWEST PKI cks.S T OVES of every description, some of which arc heavier, better finish ed, and more perfect than any other* in u>e. We warrani them,and if. upon trial of thirty day*.do not prove satisfactory.the mo W. WALKKH & CO. SO


ocr: EASTERN TIMES. Bath, Thnrsday, Oft. 30,1831. STATE OF MAINE. Executive Department. ) Aioista, Sept. 27,18-il. > An adjourned session of the Executive Council will be fcrhl at the Council Chamber, iu Augusta, on Friday, the that}-first Uav of October next. Attest—JOn.N G. SAWYER, Sec. of State. BY THE GOVERNOR. A PROCLAMATION FOR A DAY OF *»' BLIC THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE. The early harvest and the latter harvest are gathered in ; man’s wants are munificently supplied ; peace and plenty abound ; the ben eficent infiueuees of the juligion of the Son of God are overspreading our land ; we are en joying a degree of liberty, personal and social, not heretofore bestowed* by the kind Giver of every perfect gift, upon any other people Let our hearts then be attuned to Ilis praise. lly the advice of the Executive Council, I do appoint THURSDAY, the ttoeniy-seventh of Xovcmbcr wex/, as a day of Public Thanksgiv ing and Praise. While the nation is offering its homage to the all bountiful Giver, Ictus not be unmindful of the peculiar blessings bestowed by His hand upon our own beloved State. With no Pharisaical gratulations, no invidi ous comparisons, no repinings at what is with held, let us on that day assemble at our several houses of public worship, and with full hearts offer our praise to the great Giver, for the health and abundance with which he has surrounded us. With hearts overflowing with gratitude for His dealings to us-ward, let us submit in rev erential silence to Ilis dealings towards others, and praise Him that our lot has been east in so happy an age, midst associations so felicitous, in so glorious an Union. Given at the Council Chamber at Au gusta, this eighteenth day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one. and of the Inde pendence of the United States the sev entv-sixth. JOHN IIUBBAKD. By the Governor: John G. Sawyi:u, Secretary of State.


ocr: at the lowest cash prices. 41 For sale or to let. A SECOND hand Piano Forte It can be seen at 41 8AWYER A MAGOCN’g. JUST IN TIME! SPRING STYLE JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, [Late Farnsworth <f- Brooks] Union Block, Front street. A Superb article—Beetiee’s Style—which the public ore requested to examine before purchasing. —ALSO— The largest and best Stock of Ready Made CLOTHING! -AND FURNISHING GOODS, in the State —which is now being sold off to close up the affairs of the late firm of Farns worth At Brooks, AT COST ! Also—A general assortment of BO OTS ft S-HOiS, on the SAME TERMS ! at the Bath Outfitting A. J. FARNSVVORRH, Agent. Bath, March 1SJ, 1851. 3Stf Just Received ! SPRING STYLE HATS — FOR— 1151! 1851!t —BY— L. P. LE1P0NT & SOX, No. 47 Front Street, Bath, .lie. March, 5,1851. 37tf ""spring style NEW YORK HATS. JU8T RECEIVED AT THE STORE OT DAVIS HATCH, A splendid assortment of NEW YORK MTS, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. Bath, March 0,1851. 3?tf BEEBE’S SPOT© ©WiLI JUET RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BT L. $. FISHER. B. C. Cr. ATTENTION. TI1F. regular Drill Meetings of the BATH GREYS, will be held at their Armory, on every Friday evening at 7 o’clock. Fine for non-attendance twntyJive c'nts. Per order, 28tf F. D. SE WALL. Clerk. ATTEI¥TIOI ! Ola THE BATH M BCHANIO RIFLE MEN, will her.,,f ter meet at their Armory, every FRIDAY KVK INffQ, at 7 1 9 o’clock* Fine for non-aitemtaiice 95 cents. Per order of the Comraandine Officer. fii.ilSA. i. POTTER, Clerk. TO LET. T*'*E H irrw HUU^’E, also two Stores under the 1 House, on Centre Street. Inquire of DAVIS HATCH. Bath, March 6, 1851. 37tf New Watches & T. H. G-. MARSTON HAS just received from Boston and New York, splendid assortments of Watches, Jewelry, &e., as was ever before offered in this Alarket, which will be $• d as low as can be bought anywhere. Please call and examine. Bath. Feb If-, Ia5t _ 35 Abbott’s Bitters. AFRESH supply *»«' the genuine article, just by33AG PAGE. Davis’ Pain Killer. CRAMP and Pain Killer. Pam genuine articles, for sale by 33 AG PAGE. Superior Cheese. AFRESH supply ofCheese of extra qnalty, for at the City Market by 33 AG PAGE. Superior First Sort Potash. OF extra quulity for the manufacture of good soap, also Sal Soda, Rosin. Ac., for sale at the City Market,by A G PAGE. Cement. ZTIYDF. A Co have constantly on hand and k sale the best article of CEMENT now in use. Feb 27, 1851. Clocks! Clocks !! k GREAT variety of eight day and thirty


ocr: BATH BRASS BAND,; UNDER TUB DIRECTION OF MR. R. W. TWITCH ELL, WOULD respectfully inform the public, that they have now au«t are constantly receivingund rehear sing Music from the most eminent composers, pud ure prepared t«* furnish any number of pieces, from one to fifteen, for Military Parades, Drills, Givic Processions, Excursions. Serenades, Fire Companies, Jtc., at short notice and on the most reasonable terms. Grateful for (be patronage they have already receiv ed. they trusi their exertions to please will merit a con ti nuance of ihesame. For terms and other particulars inquire of / II W TWITCH ELL, ) SA.M’L W WILSON, I Committee. P MAYERS, } of F C FASSETT, | Arrangement. J CRAWFORD, j Also in connection with the above, the BATII QUADRILLE BA\D, S. C. HOWARD—Leader. Will furnish music for Military, Civic, Fancy, Fire men's Hulls, Assemblies, Private Parlies, Acc., any num ber of pieces requested. Orders lett at Sawyer & Magoun's Bookstore, or at Mr. 11 s Rooms. 2d door north of the Sagaduhock House, over l.arrabee s Bonnet Saloon, will be promptly atten ded to.


ocr: SAGADAHOCK I —and— OUTFITTING •i^ is Just received and fW sale bv J. BALLOU, THE LARGEST STOCK ra an§ iiys READY MADE ELOTHING, Ever offered for sale in Bath, COIVSIST1NG OF Coats, Pants, Vests, ers, Undershirts, and all articles of Men’s Apparel. All selected with the care from large assortments of CUSTOM MADE Got up in the LATEST STYLE, and warranted to give perfect isfaction to customers. ALSO, CUSTOM MADE BOOTS & SHOES, ■ TOGETHER WITH A large assortment of the best French Mole Skin HATS, WATER PROOF, Lately Imported and now ered for sale, with all sorts and va rieties of GLOVES AND HOSE, At Prices Lower than was ever before asked similar articles in Maine. '1 here having been much complaint in the commnui ty that the prices for Ready Clothing in Rath, was TOO HIGH, The subscriber is determined cause for such complaint exist no longer. And has obtained the Largest and Best Stock of READY MADE Clothing, OFFERED IN THIS Which he proposes lo, and sell at prices which shall give


ocr: I —Of— NEW GOODS -u OF.ilH —AT THE— I HATH OUTFITTING The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and tlie people Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of STYLES —or— Clothing, HATS, caps; B DOTS & SHOES, \yhich he will sell at prices which never have been and never will be outdone, or approached, by any other Establishment. Besides which, the public are well aware that there can always be found in this establishment more than dou ble the amount of stock than at any other place in Bath, or on the Kennebec River, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a sevcn-by-nme shop under the Sa gadahoc k House, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to clergy men at cost, and other professions liberally considered.” Working men, of course, to pay the profit on what professional men buy !— My LOW PRICES! Which never have been equalled, and the fidelity with which 1 have


ocr: FURNITURE, -AT Greatly Reduced Prices!! R. F. BILLINQ-S. WO. 4 ELM STREET. Bath, Feb. 1,IS51. Iy33 Writing Desks. CHEAP Writing Desks, Portable Writing Desks; let ter Clips: Qlack. Bine and Red Ink ; Ink Stands, of various kinds; Pen-holders, ike . Ac., lor sale by May 7,1851. 46 SAWYER A MAGOUN.


ocr: Something New! BRICK OVEN COOKING Jl I H Iron Oven hi side. L«p|tr Wash N\ aler Bark.*, ami Hath Boilers am) liol air for heat ni" i wo room*, all governed by one lire, wood c<>:!|. C It and examine at II* 1*. Chamberlain's Store & Range XEaK SAG.-tDAHOCK iehky, July ‘2. F'ont Street. Bith. Me.


ocr: SINGING SCHOOL. MR. ELLIOT WILL commence a course of I.essons in Vocal Music »» on Til i RSDaY evening. No*. J3th, at (ill \ MTK IIALI., in Granite Block, first door north of the tiagadn hock House. Tbiims—Gentlemen, $1,50—Ladies $1,00, for twentv four lessons. All interested are requested to be present at the first lesson Bath, Nov. 3, 1851. 3w20


ocr: SAGADAHOCK CLOTIilXG & 01TF1TTIXG WAREHOUSE! TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOCK! Great Sale of Clothing! SUCH AS Over and Under Sacks; Frock Coats; Vests, of fifty different Styles and Patterns. PANTS, of the highest order, mm§ M© mets* HATS * CAPS! GLOVES AND MITTENS! WITH AI.L KINDS OF FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, I'M BREL LAS, Ac., Ac. Will commence at his Establish ment on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and continue until further notice! The Stock is NEW ! is of the Latest Style and Fashion ! was got up expressly for my RETAIL TRADE ! Is also the largest and best select ed of any to be found in Bath, or Maine, 07* AGENTS * * * excepted, and will be sold at which will not fail to Give Satisfaction ! ! 07* Gentlemen of Bath and STRANGERS Will find it greatly to their advan tage by calling in at the SAGADAHOCK ! JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 3, J85J. M HOUSE PAPER. THE largest and best assortment of House Paper erer ofcred in Bath, and at prices whioh will b* saTis factort to those in wan;. Pt»inte«l Curtain* and Curtain Fixtures—Fire Board Prints— Green and Bine Curtain Paper, Ac., may ha found at the Bookstore of 4« SAWYER k MAGOUN.


ocr: Tiir acknowledged and extraordinary cu rati vs •f tbew wonderful inventions is now *«>generally • nd llirir sale* and reputation throughout the whole ry so extensive, that it wonld seem unnecessary to heir merits further. But some late circumstances •ceurred which render it a matter of duty to the iot to be altogether silent, for while tffc ephPmeraf rums of the dav are trumpeted by column* through res* and swallowed by quart* and gallon* C/ the lie ted. and are found just good for nothing, fhrlslli's ttxlvanlt and flapnetk Curative*, ave been quietly working their way among the utelligent and ie*|»ecUbie classes, and are chirring cure* in an alarming train of diseases.


ocr: TO THE PUBLIC. Splendid Assortment —OF— FASHIONABLE FALL k WINTER CLOTHING! HITS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES & FURS. A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN 1£31 Outfitting Warehouse! lias now on band, and is selling at Reduced Prices, An extensive assortment of FASHIONABLE CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, Consisting of OVERCOATS, SACKS, FROCK AND DRESS COATS, VESTS. PANTS, UNDER SHIRTS, DRAW ERS, &c. &c. Also every description of SEAMENS’ CLOTHING Mnlressett, Chests, Oil Clothes, &c.: A su perb article uf Moleskin Hats ! Cloth, Plush and Fur Caps, Buffalo Coats, Mtiffs and Tippets, FURNISHING GOODS, AND BOOTS AND SHOES! It is uneecesssry for me to state to those who have visited the places where Clothing is sold in this city, including my establish


ocr: Stoves! Stoves !! ney will be refunded. J unc 5.1850 rpHE subscriber* have on baud and arc now selling ul the lowest cri cks, 8 T O V E 8 of every description, someof which arc heavier, better finish ed, and more perfect than , any others in u»c. We warrant them,and if, upon trial of thirty days,do not prove satisfactory,the mo. W. WALKER Sc CO. 50


ocr: CLOTHING & ! ■ TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOCK ! Great Sale of SUCH AS Over and Under Frock Coats; Vests, of fifty different Styles and Patterns. PANTS, of the highest order, mm§ HATS * CAPS! GLOVES AND MITTENS! WITH ALL KINDS OF FURNISHING TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, Ac c., Ac. Will commence at his Establish ment on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and continue until further notice! The Stock is NEW ! is of Latest Style and Fashion ! got up expressly for my RETAIL TRADE ! Is also the largest and best select ed of any to be found in Bath, Maine, 07“ AGENTS * * excepted, and will be sold at IlStllS which will not fail to Give Satisfaction ! ! 07“ Gentlemen of Bath and STRANGERS visiting the city who are in want Good Clothing, Will find it greatly to their advan tage by calling in at the SAGADAHOCK JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 3, 1851. State of Maine. u Court of Probate held at Wiscas set. on the firm day of Dec. AD l’tfl. OrJfTti, ihut Ass Rediugton. guardian of William ol Haiti, uu insane person, m said County, notify heirs at law and creditors of said King, uud all per


ocr: Wilkinson’s Block, Broad Street. rPHK subscribers having recently taken thesiore A above named Block. Broat St., respectfully the public that they have on baud, auvl now offer sale an extensive assortment of Cooking, Parlor A Store Stoves of the latest and most approved patterns, for wood coal, which they warrant to operate in the most manner. —also— Cooking Ilanges, Hot-Air Furnace* Oven Boiler Mouths. Iron Sinks, A good assortment of Kitchen Furnishing Goods and WOODEN WARE, of every description. —also— Iron, Tin, Britania and Japanned Ware,


ocr: Splendid Assortment —OF— FASHIONABLE FALL k WINTER CLOTHING! HITS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES & FURS. A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN 1£31 Outfitting Warehouse! lias now on band, and is selling at Reduced Prices, An extensive assortment of FASHIONABLE CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, Consisting of OVERCOATS, SACKS, FROCK AND DRESS COATS, VESTS. PANTS, UNDER SHIRTS, DRAW ERS, &c. &c. Also every description of SEAMENS’ CLOTHING Mnlressett, Chests, Oil Clothes, &c.: A su perb article uf Moleskin Hats ! Cloth, Plush and Fur Caps, Buffalo Coats, Mtiffs and Tippets, FURNISHING GOODS, AND BOOTS AND SHOES! It is uneecesssry for me to state to those who have visited the places where Clothing is sold in this city, including my establish ment, that our stock is larger by one half than any other. Of the quality of tny goods I shall leave it for the public to judge. Ill ihis connexion I will say a word in re lation to a vindictive and point less fling con tained in an advertisement of the proprietor el a small shop under the Sngndahock House, notwithstanding the contemptible source from which it emnnates. I am satisfied to leave him to the judgment of the public, ns it is now a frequent occurrence for those who buv of me, and who have heretofore been gulled by the purchase ot some article at the above mentioned shop, to utter their male dictions on its proprietor. I would say in conclusion, to all STRANGERS! Who are in want of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, or Furs, TO VISIT THE Bath Outfitting Warehouse, North end of Union Block, Front Si.,exam ine my Goods and learn my prices. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Bath, Not 10, 1851. CwJl R. R. Ra JOY TO TIIE BED-RIDDEN. A VALUABLE DISCO VERY FOR THE INSTANT CURE OF PAIN! RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, cures the worst diseases in minutes and hours, and stops the most cruel pangs of pains in seconds. So quick and efficient is Railway’s Ready Relief in stop ping pain and curing disease, that it has raised the dis eased and helpless invalid from a bed of sickness in a very few hours. It has frequently cured the worst pains of— Rheumatism in four hours Neuralgia in twenty minutes Tic Doloreux in ten minutes Tooth Ache in three seconds Nervous Headache in fifteen minutes Sour Stomach in fiv e minutes Heart burn in five minutes Rowel Oernplaints, in thiny-five minutes Cramps and Sprains in twenty-five minutes Diarrhoea in one hour Inflammations of the bowels in thirty minutes Local Inflammation in leu minutes Influenza in twelve hours Hoarseness in ten hours Spinal complaints, swellings, bruises, sores,wounds, &c. it will remove ten times quicker than any other remedy in use. Let those who suffer try it. It will prove itselfin a few minutes; As soon as it is taken internally, or applied externally, its beneficial ef fects are seen. It is better than all other remedies. Here is the Proof,'. There is no other remedy that claims to subdue the cruel pangs of pain in seconds, minutes or even hour: They require the patient to use dose alter dose before a favorable change is promised Not so with Rad wav’s Reaily Relief. Its effects are instantaneous; the nrst dose that is taken.or the first external application com mences its its great work of relief from pain. Sick Headache cured in 25 Minutes. Railway’s Ready Relief has cured over 90,1)00 cases of sick and nervous headache during the past season.— In the Western States, where this distressing com plaint is so general. Railway’s Ready Relief has cured every where it has been upj lied. Our agent at Romeo, Michigan, writes: • Out ot our village of 1000 inhabitants, Rad way's Ready Relief has cured “50 persons of sick and nervous headache, weakness, fainting spells—curing many of the worst cases in the incredible short time of 15 min utes. It is now surpassing every kind of medicine we


ocr: SPRING STILE NEW YORK HATS. Jr AT RECEIVED AT YllE *T««K OE DAVIS HATCH, A splendid assortment of SEW YORK DATS, which will be told at the lowest cash prices. Bath, March (», 1851. 37tf Just Received! SPRING STYLE Ye. 47 Front Street, Bath, .lie. March. 5. 1851. 37U' RARE CHANCE! for a man icishing to commence Ship-buitiling in Bath!!


ocr: Boston, March, 1851. TO BUYERS OF CARflTK! THE subscriber*, in issttit’e their Circular for the SPRING TRADE, would state that thev arc and shall he constantly stock ed through the seawti with a Large ami Varied assortment of Fabrics, s Ivies ami (|ualitics OF HOODS IX THEIR LIXE, nt„l would .nriieeily mule iheir friends and Ihe pujlic to an inspection ot the same. Of Ihe nicer qualities, we have of oar owu imports turn every variety ot' m English I clvets, Tapestry and Brvssth Also, the t*esi American manufacture ol' the same. English and American Three-PIys and Inenhn-low prieeil wool. 1 inon and cotton ditto—STA1RC 4RPET IX US Ol .V y rrajf— togdher with a large assort meat ol ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PAIMED FLOOR CLOTHS, comprising every snide nud n "rent vnrielr nfmilemid finish. To this Israinh we he,low modi uUeniiou and feel ussiired weenn give satisfaction. Also, a larjf. variety ot ll'f A Ttiff, CHEXEILLE and TUFTED RUGS, every variety ot SJ'RA If MAT TL\GS DRUGGETS. (woolen and cotton) CARPET TRIM yriXGS. and in short all the minutiae pertaining to tli e business. We would invite the attention of families, commit tees for churches, halls, public buildings, and hotels, who are purchasing, as we tecl assured, trom the amount and variety of selections of which our stock at all times allows, we shall be aole to suit TO THE TR iDE we will only add. that we arc pre pared with our approved makes ni poods on commis sion from manufacturers, combined with our large stock to offer them great inducements. William P. Tenny & Co., CARPET HALL, 3ra3S Ott Maine R K Depot, /faymariet Square.


ocr: and drains in Med cine generally. 47sf B RANT’S rumm mum. The Great COUGH REMEDY. Muy yeera of euperleeee, nod room thro, a RllSrst TS..M.S C'nren of Cwnnumptive Complaint., bara Cured to Ui. undoubted aatlafaetiun of .11 perauoa wpn re liecunra acquainted with thi. uonder/nl remade. thnt a U treallr .nprrlnr, beeauae It I. soothing and kre/ina, and mart certain to cure Csmssipflsi of the l, than any other Remedy In the worn, w, 1 however, ih.i it it mid by aoroe that Conattmptron can aei lie cured. Be that tha opinion of the many or the he, wa eh el l BOS attempt to argue with .uch, but this are wig an and do assert u a fart, which can be proved in theuanade of cues, that this medicine ban cared Oaths sad dm snsst which, hy/an the come were ejected, were called real t .M.ienlioa, end which ware eltended with a r.it th.t reaembled, end were ia all reareels uk* the armptoro. of thoao aha dW, and ahaa dead am .aid to have died with ■he' fete) dieeeee Caaeamptlaa. Title Balaam haa eared thousands of peraona who were mid to be hepeleeely aSIcv •d—who had hard, dry, racking Ceaibf—Pahs* ia tha Breast, Sid' sad Hack DlUcalty of Breatkla*— Pssrmiant Cap, clor* Haa—Nadir gmr->Vl iaaS sad wantlag away of tho flask sad Blaad. Nraoan knring sack complaints have been cured liter k wm mid they maid ael live u week longar. Tha Madtriaa haa cured same who wore tapped so ho la a dyfag slats, hat, hr the urn of Shis romody, Shay as* live, and aajoy good health. It to of die si,ians^sss&& md iBTigBMllBf ■od mlmmt ntmei •am, Yi». Consumptii Itva away. _ Por Ml. Dy A* ®f.,?MflLnd, !acoml>«r. Aiid J. . ? ( teBSSfemBp l Broadway, It Tat*


ocr: I JOB PRINTING xvAUtn NEATLY AM CHEAPLY 4^ AT THE OFFICE OF Tit SA8TSRH THIIt. FREDERIC NILES FALIER, TRACKER OF THE PIANO FORTE AND I To b< found »l the SuiMIOCI Hod. If ^.ZLi^n^sT So CORONER) LINCOLN COUNTY, tf BATH, MX. 43 J. 8. SEW ALL, Ship and Insurance Broker, Office on Front Street—over Charles Russel's Store. Marine, Fire and I«ife Insurance effected. Careoes for ve«*«»t«nrr»cnred —cargoes bought and sold. Bath, April 1, 1851. 41tf POUTER * SMITH, Attorneys & Counsellors at Office over John Hayden's store,- Front Street, BATH, RE. CH1ILBI E. PORTER t(5 JACOB UMITI1. B. T. CURRIER, D. D. S., Office at his residence, on Centre St., the CITY HALL, A ll operationi io mechan ical ami 8urjleal Demistr) p-r formed iu a neat and per manent manner. Connected with his I ia an cstabliMhinent for manufacture of all kinda I Block Teeth, of the beat quality. Den tist's supplied to order. tttf J. H. ALLEN & Co, Imp >rters and Dealers in BAR IRON & STEEL, Nails, Ship Spikes, Wagon Axles Springs, Ac. McLellan’s Wharf, Bath, Die. J. H. Allen. 3b J. H. McI.ellan. UPTON’S pict« rooms 45 Front Street. WILLIAM E. PAYNE, M. D. Homoeopathic Physician. Oflire at h i«re«i<leurf. Washing'ion Street. Second doorsoutli of Winter Street Church, _tf BATH, MAINE. 49 J. D. YOUNG, M. D.. Physician and Surgreon, Bath, Me. Office corner of Front and Broad Streets. Refer, by permit lo H. L. NichoU, M. D., Aucmln. Me: J. Ill,11,1,1011. M. 1)., Hall.,well, Me; Samuel 1> •iroM. Prof. Surgery, a,III Kli.hn llarilell. M 1). lu.i'i el Prerliee Med. in ilie ITitivcrtity at .New York 44if "JACOB S. SEW ALL, NOTARY Pl'BLlC, —AND— Commissioner for the State of Massachusetts, BATH. BEE._tf BRONSON Sc SEW ALL, CousrlUrs & Attorneys at Law. Office in Pierce's Block,front Street, BATH, ME. DiYID BRONSON. 32 P. D, HEW ALL. J. MATHEWS, M D. Physician and Surgeon, Respectfully tendei* ti•* ^roiessional aervicenio tnhabitanti^ol Math aiulvicmiiy. Office on Front Street, over the store of Ma goun <f- Stinson. Bath. An... 19541. If 10 EXiXSHA CLAUSE DKALEK l.\ Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles, School Books and Blank ol' all Kinds. Cheap tor Cash. NEXT NORTH THE ELLIOT HOUSE, FRONT ST, __BATH. ME.__ U. B. TtcCLAIN aTc©., smmp No. 2. Broad Street. Bath. Me. JAMES ROBERTS. FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER. Ofice over Fisher's Rom \ Shoe if.-., Front St Gentlemen wishing a comfortable .have will find Mr- R alwaysprepared 10 ,frve them with his razor, in *u< h a state as to i nsure despatch wit bout pvlli»c out ihoBenrd. 15tf DAVIS & .Vl'LLIKEN. Auction & Commisson Merchants. AUGUSTA, BEE FRANCIS DAT IS. CHARLES H.MtJLLIKEN. REFBSEXCEM. 11 oil Ruel Wil hnu, Gen Grtenlirf White, Gen Alfred Redington, Allen Lambnrd, Esq. HAl.LOWKI.L. Hon " Emmons, SC" hittier. Esq Hon Geo Evans, Gen Ofo W Batchelder. BOSTON. Messrs Jos B Glover & Co. do Manning A At an wood do Jim W Beebe A Co. do Win A Howe A Co. Col Timothy S Robinson. 'I Bath. 311 f UUMU HS 31 61 — BY — T. S. ROBINSON, BATH, ME. DANIEL WITHAM, Deputy Sheriff and Coroner, LIINCOI,* COVNTV, Richmond, Mr. 31


ocr: i> FURNACES. A LARGE assortment of IX. FURNACES lor healing Dwcl/ins: Houses, Stores, Churches and Halls. Having had many years ex perience in the business, we ihmk wcean sell as good a fu rnacc as can he had. a nd put it up in the besi and safest manner. also OX II.VXD Brick Furnaces, of many kinds, i Portable and Wood do., ft all of which will he sold a ■ wholesale or retail by * Willard Walker i Co. ^ 32


ocr: ©l)e ®ruc lUatcv of fife I DR. WISTER’S ©SQ® 053 AIL IN QUART BOTTLES. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. 5000 Lives Saved the past soason. 000 Cases confirmed Consumption cured. 1400 Cases Chronic liheuatism. 1800 Cases Neuralgic Affections. 450 Cases Eruption of the Shin. 120 Cases Asthmas. 050 Cases Scrofula. 150 ('ases Bronchitis. 375 Kidney and Gravel Cases. 2000 Cases Sick Headache. 1200 Cases Liver Complaint. 3000 Cases Debility. 2500 Cases Dyspepsia. 150 Cases Dropsy. And thousands of cases of Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Whooping Cough, Croup, Influen za, Pain in the Side and Chest, Rest Nervousness, also


ocr: ISA'fl'SS BStASS BA.VD, UNDER TIIE DIRECTION OF M K . R. W. TWITCH ELL, YITOUI.Drespectfully inform the public, that they \\ have liowautl are constantly reeeivmgam! rehear siiijr Music from the most eminent composers, piuI are prepared to furnish any number of pieces, from one to fifteen, for .Military Parades, l>r.l s Oivic Processions, Excursions. Serenades, lire Companies, Aic., at short notice and on tin* most reasonabl • terms. Crateiul for the patronage th**y have already receiv ed. thev trust their exertions t«» please will merit a con tinuance of the same. For terms and other particulars inquire of K W TWITCHEU., 1 SAM*!. W WILSON, I Commit fc. i) mayers, } of F c FASSKTT, I Arrangement. J CRAWFORD, J Also in connection with the above, the BATH QUADRILLE BAM), S. C. HOWARD—Leader. Willfurnish music for Military. Civic. Fancy, Fire men’s Ralls, Assemblies, Private Parties, Ac., any num ber of pieces requested. Orders left at Sawyer A Majroan** Bookstore, or at M r. II s Rooms. 2d door north of the Sagadahock House, over l.arrabee's Bonuet Saloon, will be promptly atten


ocr: DR. PETTIT'S CANKER BALSAM. FOR THE Cl RE OF Nursing Sort* Mouth— Sore Nipples—In fant*’Sore Mouth*—Infant** Sore Gums while teething—Canker in the Mouth, Throat, Stomach or Howe Is of Grown Persons or Children ; and tor Can ker accompanying Canker Hash and Scarlet FeTer—Swelled Ton sils— Irritation of the Bron chia, dec.,


ocr: Consisting, of OVERCOATS, SACKS, FROCK DRESS COATS, VESTS. PANTS, UNDER SHIRTS, DRAW ERS, &C. IfC. Also every description of SEAMENS’ Mntresses, Chests, Oil Clothes, Sic.: A su perb article of Moleskin Hats ! Cloth, Pltiah and Fnr Clips, Buffalo Muffs and Tippets, FURNISHING GOODS, AND BOOTS AND SHOES!


ocr: SAGADAHOCK CLOTHING & OUTFITTING MEBOISE! ■ „ % TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOCK! Great Sale of Clothing! SUCH AS Over and Under Sacks ; Frock Coats; Vests,of fifty different Styles and Patterns. PANTS, of the highest order, mm$ km HATS * CAPS! GLOVES AND MITTENS! WITH ALL KINDS OF FURNISHING GOODS, THINKS, ITNBREIjLAS, Sec., &C. Will commence at his Establish ment on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and continue until further notice The Stock is NEW ! is of the Latest Style and Fashion ! was got up expressly for my RETAIL TRADE ! Is also the largest and best select ed of any to be found in Bath, or Maine, GT* AGENTS * * * excepted, and will be sold at ^ a a o i s which will not fail to Give Satisfaction ! ! G7* Gentlemen of Bath and STRANGERS visiting the city who are in want of Good Clothing, Will find it greatly to their advan tage by calling in at the SAGADAHOCK ! JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 3, 1851. M SPLENDID ANNUAL WINTER OPENING! —AT— Colby’s Bonnet Rooms! Ao. 56 Union, one door from Middle St., On Thursday, tb 'Ith iust, MRS. C. will exhibit a very extensive sod most splsn did variety of Ladies1 Paris Winter Bonnets, consistin': of every Style of Silk, Satin sod Velvet—all of which are entirely new style. Also may he found constantly the Largest and most Fashionable Stock of mukummiz this side of New York—consisting in part of


ocr: Tlie Greatest BLOOD PURIFIER In the whole World1 I?* Price $1 /*cr Bottle, or Six Pmttles for $,V It it now put up in QUART BOTTI,ES, of the MHif power and medical rjficacy no when in iminll bottles. Each / mi rye bottle contains SI XT V-FOl' It DOSES, ■mi the mediextions are t>o Strongly Concentrated that only One Tahletp»oi\ft'l is required at a Dose—three timn ,1 day—thus one bottle lasts Twrntv.Onr |)nv«, which is much longer than a bottle of anv olher medicine lasts, because there is required of this a less quantity ml a dose. The (treat Superiority of this Blood Purifier over all other medicines, consists ill a (treat measure in its pos sessing as a part of its compound, the powerful .'Medical Virtues of some Scarce and Unre Indian Roots and Barks, which no other medicine possesses. Tliese are the most cer ium Purifiers of the Blood that were ever known to either Indian or white man. and these being compounded with liie *trougiy-concentraled Extract* of Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, CHERRY AND SASSAFRAS BARKS, make this Veffetnble Extract, not only the Greatest Blood Purifier, hut also, a cheaper medicine ny (treat odds than any other. It is cheaper, because the quantity of it that may he bought for One Dollar will last much longer, and will cure Ten Time* more Blood disease, tlmn One Dollar’* worth of anv other medicine. For undoubted proof of the Cure* of Scrofula, Fever-Sores, Scald-Head. Erysipelas, Salt-Rheum, Rheumatism, Syphilit, Eruptions, PimjJe* on the Face, Liver-Complaints, Piles. I.trmhayo. Cancerous llcer*. ('OMtivrneMM, Sore Eyes. |>v*>peptia, Pasn* in the Side, Breast, Hones, and Joints, and am. other Impi re-Ri.ooo Diseases, tee our PAMPHLETS and Handbills—every Agent has them to give away. For sale by A. G. Pngr, Bath ; C. A. Macotn»er, and i. Wakefield. Rockland . W. II. Bar nard. Waldolioro; C.Prince, Thoiuusion, G. II. Thom as. Richmond; ^ B Weiherbee. Warren; K Dana, dr. D;»rnari<eotii*: Pierce A Martin, South Thomaston. R P Carr. Bowdoinhnm; E Dana, Wisctisrl. W A Bibber A Co, Lillie River Village; Young A Co. Lew irioii. All orders must be addressed lo Waliace A Co. :W»4 Broadway. N York. 1yeo\v37 (■arden and Flower Seeds. OF1ED Corn, Seed Oats, Seed Pens, Seed Beans, and a O large assortment of Flower Seeds, with worn- new and elegant varieties, for sale by 43 AG PaGE. New Figs and Prunes. COCO AN l’TS, Ornnges, Lemons, Currants, Citron, Ac, for sale by 43 A G PAGE. Fresh Ground Horseradish, IN jars—Pickles—iv .itch ups—Canlitiower—Red Cab huge—Limes—Mix’d Pickles—Olives— < apers Ac., lor sale at the City Market by 43 A G PAGE. Superior Quality Potash, FOR the manufacture of good family soap—also, Sal Soda and Rosin—lor sale at the City Market bv 43 _A G PAGE. Choice Spanish Cigars and Extra Tobacco. For sale bv 43 AO PAGE. Abbott’s Bitters. AFREtll supply oft he genuine article, iuftreeeived by 38 AG PAGE.


ocr: IUST received at SAWYER A. V UiOlS'" n new H splendid assortmetr of Pa cr Hangings, which will sold at the lowest cash prices. 41 For sale or to let. V SECOND hand Piano Forte It can be seen at 11 SA W Y ER Si MAGOI A S. JUST IN TIME! mim styl t i JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, [Late Farnsworth 4 Broohs] Union Block, Front A Superb article—Bceliee's the public are requested to examine purchasing. —ALSO— The largest ami best Stock of Reatlv CLOTHING! — AND FURNISHING in tlie State — which is now being; soM "ff close np the a (fairs of :lie late firm of Farns worth Brooks, AT COST ! Also—A general assortment of BOOTS & SHOES,, on the SAME TERMS! at the ICalli Outlining A. J. FARNSWORRii, Agent. Bath, March 19. IS51. 3Stf Just Received ! SPUING STYLE HATS -FOR— 1851! —BY— L. P. LEIPONT & SOU, No. 47 Front Street, Bath, Me. March, 5,1851. 37tf SPRING STYLE NEW YORK JUST RECEIVED AT THE STOIE OF DAVIS HATCH, A splendid assortment of NEW YORK HATS, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. Bath, March <*, 1851. 37tf ' SilffiS’S ©vTLl JURT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY L. S. FISHER. B. C. G. ATTENTION. THF. regular Drill Meetings of the BATH GREYS, will be held at their Armory, on every evening at 7 o’clock. Fine for nou-attendance twenty Jive cents. Per order, 28lf F. D. SEWALL. Clerk. ATTENTION! 2_Oo SOo TnEBATH MECHANIC RIFLEMEN, will heresf UTm.n *t their Armory, ever, FRIDAY El'E IKXQ, e/7 I-2o'clock Fine for non-auendanee 25 cents. Perorderof the Commanding Officer. A. J. POTTER, CUrk. 6int5


ocr: TO THE PUBLIC Splendid -OF— FASHIONABLE FALL 4 CLOTHING! HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING BOOTS, SHOES & FURS. A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN Bill Outfitting Warehouse! Ha* now on hand, and is selling nt Reduced Prices, An extensive assortment of FASHIONABLE CUSTOM-MADE Consisting of OVERCOATS, SACKS. FROCK DRESS COATS, VESTS. PANTS, UNDER SHIRTS. DRAW ERS, &.C. &C. Also every description of SEAMENS’ Mntresses, Chests, Oil Clothes, &c.: A su perb article of Moleskin Hats! Cloth, Plnah and Fnr Caps, Buffalo Muffs and Tippets, FURNISHING GOODS, AND BOOTS AND SIIOES! Il is uneecrMaiy for me to mate 10 who have visited ihe places where is snld in this city, including niv establish ment, ihat our slock is larger hv one than any other. Of the quality of my 1 shall leave il lor the puliTic to judge. In this connexion 1 will say n wnril in in lion to a vindictive and point less fling tained in an advertisement of the el a small shop under ihe Sngadahoek nm withstanding the contemptible from which it emanates. I am satisfied leave him 10 the judgment of the politic, it is now n frequent occurrence for those hoy of me, and who Imre heretofore guild hv the purchase of some nrtiele at above mentioned simp, lo utter their dictions on its |irnprietnr. I would sav in conclusion, to all STRANGERS! Who are in want of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Goods, Boots and Shoes, or Furs, TO VISIT THE Bath Outfitting Warehouse, North enrl of Union Block, Front ine my Goods nmt learn my prices. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Bath, Not in, 1851. C*r2l


ocr: CLOTHING & OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! TEN THOUSAND DOHA US STOCK! Great Sale of Clothing! SUCH AS Over and Under Sacks; Frock Coats; Vests, of fifty different Styles and Patterns. PANTS, of the highest order, bouts MB shoes, HATS & CAPS! MOVES A\D MITTENS! WITH ALL KINDS OF FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, UiTIRREIiLAS, Ac., Ac. Will commence at his Establish ment on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and continue until further notice! The Stock is NEW ! is of the Latest Style and Fashion ! was got up expressly for my RETAIL TRADE! Is also the largest and best select ed of any to be found in Bath, or Maine, cy AGENTS «^]| * * * excepted, and will be sold at which will not fail to Give Satisfaction ! ! G7* Gentlemen of Bath and STRANGERS visiting the city who are in want of Good Clothing, Will find if greatly to their advan tage by calling in at the SAGADAHOCK ! JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 3, 1851. M SPLENDID ANNUAL WINTER OPENING I —AT— Colby’s Bonnet Rooms! .Vc. 56 Union, one door from Middle St.,


ocr: TO THE PUBLIC Splendid Assortment —OF— FASHIONABLE FALL & WINTER CLOTHING! HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES & FURS. A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN Outfitting Warehouse! Has now on lined, and is selling at Reduced Prices, An extensive assortment of FASHIONABLE CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, Consisting of OVERCOATS, SACKS, FROCK AND DRESS COATS, VESTS. PANTS, UNDER SHIRTS. DRAW ERS, &C. &C. Also every description of SEAMENS’ CLOTHING SIntresses, Chests, Oil Clothes, &c.: A su perb article of Moleskin Hats ! Cloth, Plush and Fnr Caps, Buffalo Coats, Muffs anil Tippets, FURNISHING GOODS, AND ROOTS AND SHOES! Ii is unecces®* ry for me 10 state to those who have visited the places where Clothing


ocr: Bath, Nov. M, 1851. 6w21 SAGADAHOCK WAREHOUSE! TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOCK! Great Sale of SUCH AS Over and Under Frock Coats; Vests, of fifty different Styles and Patterns. PANTS, of the highest order, boots and HATS & CAPS! GLOVES ASH 1ITTENS! with ai.l kinds of FURNISHING TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, A^Cij &c» Will commence at his Establish ment on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and continue until further notice ! The Stock is N EW ! is of Latest Style and Fashion ! got up expressly for my * RETAIL TRADE ! Is also the largest and best select ed of any to be found in Bath, Maine, G7* AGENTS excepted, and will be sold at m a © ® s which will not fail to Give Satisfaction ! tt?“ Gentlemen of Bath and STRANGERS visiting the city who are in want Good Clothing, Will find it greatly to their advan tage by calling in at the SAGADAHOGK JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 3, 1931. 30


ocr: BATH STEAM CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. T£IE above Manufactory during the past season hav ing been con>p!etely refitted with new machinery_ including Kugir.e, Tarring Apparatus and Spinning machinery—comprising all the latest improvements. * The proprietors would invite the attention of ship owners, and dealer* ft* Cordage generally, to their es tablishment, where may be found an assortment of first quality Hemp and Manilla Cordage,'Which will be sold by wholesale or retail as tire lowest manufacturepri CfS Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal to any in the market, furnished at short notice, and all orders from tins or neighboring towns, will be promptly attended to. P'ease 'all befo-e purchasing elsewhere. tU7 G. A J. T. DOITNELL.


ocr: JEW GOODE —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING sit Thfe subscriber respectfully in forms liis Irieruls and the people of Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of STYLES —OF— Clothing, HATS, CAPsf BOOTS&SHOES, Which he will sell at prices which never have been and never will be outdone, or approached, bv any other Establishment. besides which, the public are well aware that there can always be found in this establishment more than dou ble the amount of stock than at any other place in Hath, or on the Kennebec River, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a seven-by-niue shop under the Sa gadahoc k House, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to cferry men at cost, and other professions liberally considered.” Working men, oi' course, to pay the profit on what professional men buv !— My


ocr: and their sales and reputation throughout the whole conn try so extensive, that it would seem unnecessary to urge their merits further. But some late circumstances have occurred which render it a matter of duty to the oublic not to be altogether silent, for while the ephemeral nos trums of the day-are trumpeted by columns through the Press and swallowed by quarts and gallons by tne af flicted, and are found just good for nothing, Christie’s Galvanic and Magnetic Curatives, have been quietly working their way among the most intelligent and nssj*ectable classes, and are constantly achieving cures in an alarming train of diseases, which have for ages baffled all the aid of medicine and all the resources of Science. These diseases are called NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, and in these diseases medicine is of no avail whatever It never does good and it often does harm Syrups, Ex tracts, Balms. Balsams, Elixirs, Bitters, Pills. Powders and Potions every kind ore alike worthless, for they weaken the vital energies of the already prostrated sys tem. while under the strengthening, life-giving, vitalizing influence of Galvanism, as applied by this beautiful dis covery. the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is restored to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor These remarks relate to such diseases as NEURAL GIA, TIC DOLOREUX. BRONCHITIS. PALPITATION of the HEART. WEAKNESS, and all FEMALE DIS ORDERS. such as NERVOUS HEADACHE. LASSI TUDE and DESPONDENCY, which are only other names for Nervous Derangement ; EPILEPTIC FITS and CONVULSIONS, which are now known to result from a non-equilibrium of Electric influence ; NERVOU S TREMORS. DEAFNESS, which is nearly always caused by torpidity of the Auditory Nerves, and can always be perfectly cured by Galvanism, when the organ is not de stroyed ; D\ SPEPSIA, in it* worst forms ; PALSY and PARALYSIS, uniformly caused by a deficiency of Nerv ous influence ; CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, TORPIDITY of the LIVER. PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR CULATION. SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS. DEFI CIENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY, and all those distressing complaints resulting from a DE RANGEMENT of the NERVOUS S\ STEM. In the above prevalent and terrible class of diseases— Nervous Complaints are much more numerous than is generally imagined —


ocr: JEW GOODE —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING sit Thfe subscriber respectfully in j forms liis Irieruls and the people of ! Bath and vicinity that he has just ( received a large and splendid as sortment of STYLES —OF— Clothing, HATS, CAPsf BOOTS&SHOES, Which he will sell at prices which never have been and never will be outdone, or approached, bv any | other Establishment. besides which, the public are well aware that there can always be found in i this establishment more than dou ble the amount of stock than at ! any other place in Hath, or on the Kennebec River, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a | seven-by-niue shop under the Sa gadahoc k House, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to cferry men at cost, and other professions liberally considered.” Working men, oi' course, to pay the profit on what professional men buv !— My LOW PRICES! Which never have been equalled, and the fidelity with which 1 have always adhered to the One Price System ! arc well known to the public. The SrriiRIOlt QUALITY of my goods is proved by the con tinued and increased patronage with which I have been favored by the public. The Low Price System was introduced and established by this establishment, and the public may rest assured that 1 shall al ways he prepared to Defy Competition ! Besides the large and splendid stock of CLOTHING! of the latest styles, and best work manship—the splendid assortment of SPRING- STYLE HATS & CAPS! FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, just received, the subscriber would take this opportunity to state that he has made arrangements to be furnished with Weekly Supplies ! of everything NEW and DESI RABLE in Ilia line of business. Strangers visiting the city are cautioned to bewarcof being gull ed by swindling advertisements, calculated to deceive the unwary, and thus avoid being cheated by paymg exorbitant prices for mean, slop-made clothing, at a shop where a good part of the stock is | made up of the fag-ends and con-! demned articles ot the last year's j


ocr: m hum! ■ * —; GOODS —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING The subscriber respectfully in forms bis Iriends and the people Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of SPRING & SBiiBt STYLES —OK— Clothing, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS& SHOES, Which he will sell at prices which never have been and never will be outdone, or approached, by any other Establishment. Besides which, the public are well aware that there can always be found in this establishment more than dou ble the amount of stock than at any other place in Bath, or on the Kennebec River, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a seven-by-nine shop under the Sa gadahoc k House, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to clergv men at cost, and other professions liberally considered/’ Working men, of course, to pay the profit on what professional men buy !— My LOW PRICES! Which never have been equalled, and the fidelity with which 1 have always adhered to the One Price System ! are well known to the public. The SUPERIOR QUALITY of my goods is proved bv the con tinued and increased patronage with which 1 have been favored by the public. The Low Price System was introduced and established by this establishment, and the public may rest assured that 1 shall al ways be prepared to Defy Competition ! Besides the large and splendid stock of CLOTHING! of the latest styles, and best work manship—the splendid assortment SPRING STYLE HATS * CAPS! FURNISHING GOODS, just received, the subscriber would take this opportunity to state that he has made arrangements to be furnished with Weekly Supplies ! of everything NEW and DESI RABLE in his line of business. Strangers visiting the city are cautioned to beware of being gull ed by swindling advertisements, calculated to deceive the unwarv, and thus avoid being cheated bv paying exorbitant prices for mean, slop-made clothing, at a shop where a good part of the stock is made up of the fag-ends and con demned articles of the last year's stock of the BATH OUTFITTING w&'aaaioTisa, recently discarded to make room for THE SPL.ETDID STOCK —OF— Seasonable Goods ! now offered to the public Those not already acquainted are assured that they will find the largest store—double the stock— by far the best assortment, and the Lowest Prices! —AT THE— Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Bath, toay 22,1861. 49tf


ocr: —AND— OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE. Just received aid far sale bv J. BALLOU, THE LARGEST STOCK men m® boys READY MADE CLOTHING, Ever offered for sale in Bath, CONSISTING OF Coats, Pants, Vests, ers, Undershirts, and all articles of Men’s Apparel. All selected with the care from large assortments of CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, Got up in the LATEST STYLE, and warranted to give perfect sat isfaction to customers. ALSO, CUSTOM MADE BOOTS & SHOES, TOGETHER WITH A large assortment of the best French Mole Skin HATS, WATER PROOF, Lately Imported and now off ered for sale, with all sorts and va rieties of GLOVES AND HOSE, At Prices Lower than was ever before asked similar articles in Maine. 'There having been much complaint in the commnui ty that the prices for Ready Clothing in Bath, was TOO HIGH, The subscriber is determined cause for such complaint exist no longer. And has obtained the Largest and Best Stock of READY MADE Clothing, OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. Which he proposes to, and sell at prices which shall give Perfect Satisfaction to all who may call. No one go away unserved from the SAGADAHOCK Clothing —AND—


ocr: ■ * —; GOODS —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING The subscriber respectfully in forms bis Iriends and the people of Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of SPRING & SBiiBt STYLES —OK— Clothing, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS& SHOES, Which he will sell at prices which never have been and never will be outdone, or approached, by any other Establishment. Besides which, the public are well aware that there can always be found in this establishment more than dou ble the amount of stock than at any other place in Bath, or on the Kennebec River, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a seven-by-nine shop under the Sa gadahoc k House, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to clergv men at cost, and other professions liberally considered/’ Working men, of course, to pay the profit


ocr: THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PILES, UABimL 10STIVEXESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Ncrvoai Debility, DYSPEPSIA, OR Loss of Appetite.


ocr: —AND HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS. D. ROBINSON, JR, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CARPETINGS, 07 ALL KINDS. OIL CARPETINGS, OF ALL WIDTHS. Rocking, Rngs, Straw Mattings, MATS, STAIR RODS, &c. OF ALL QUALITIES. MATRESSES, Made from Hair, Palm Leaf, Husk. &c., DRAPERY MATERIALS, AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Window Shades and Fixtures, QUILTS, BED COMFORTERS. BEDS. TABLE CLOTHS, OF ALL KINDS. Tickings, Dimity, Turkey Red, Carpet Bags, tec., Ac. PAPER HMGINGS. In this branch, I shall keep as large an as sortment of Room Paper as can be found in State. Papers from 6 1-4 cts., upward. S II A~W L, S ! I hare and intend to keep all the new of Shawls, as soon as introduced into the Bos ton and New York Markets. vushhfhasT:imisyissa Please examine a Model at my Rooms. WEATHER STRIPS. Warranted to keep out Dust, Rain or when attached to the base of a Door. Orders from the country faithfully attended Chambers over 88, 90 and 92, MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND. Sepi. 4, lbdl. Ginll Fall and Winter DRY JOHNSON, HALL & Co., No. 3 Greenough Middle Street, Portland, HAVE in Store a very large and desirable stock Staple ami Fancy Dry floods, which they just received from the Latest Importations and Auction Sales ! embracing articles elegant in design tor ladies and gen tlemen's wear, of New and Beautiful Fabrics, and stvies adapted to the most fashionable of this air- other section of the union, some of which were ex hibited at the World's Fair. Their stock embraces part, the following j 13£3-r1 ■ v S A rich selection of Fancy Silks, Brocade, Black and Murcdiue do, Ac, Ac. SHAWLS. Cashmere Lone and Square, 7-8 and S-4 Broche Pal meitss and small tie urea, rich Printed Cashmere styles) Bay State Long and Square, Empire State. Ac Foreign do. Ac. CnBItOIDCItlLS. Embroidered Collars and Cuffs (new style], Chtme setts. I .ace and Muslin Sleeves, Capes, IlUkis, French Merinos. Thibet*, Cashmeies, Broche, Fig ured Satin, Anierienne, Indiana and Lyonese Coburgs, Alpuccas, Persians. Adeiaids, Poplins, all M de Laines, Cotton and Wool do Ac. (>i lores and Hosiery. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Kid. Silk, Cashmere Lisle Gloves. Silk, Merino, Worsted and Cotton Ho siery. —also— A large an I complete assortment of R —Curtain Muslins, White Goods of alt Domestics Ac Ac. Put chasers either at wkol'sa’e or T-'ail are particular ly invited to call and examine, even if they do not pur chase. Tins stock comprises the richest Styl s and be qualities of goods, and will be ofk-red the chevpest can be found in ibis or any other city. Their goods purchased with cask- and are selected with great by one of the firm, who devotes the ntosiof Ins lime the purchasing of Dry Go ds tor this and several stores connected. With these facilities, they can of se’tine th* cheapest of any other concern. Upon ex matiou, purchasers will lie satisfied that such is the Terms CASH an l one price only, is their motto, and will be strictly adhered to. Portland, Oct. 1851. 15lf


ocr: Just Received! SPRING STYLE HATS -FOR— 1951! 1851!! —BY— L. P. LE1P0XT 4 SOX, No. 47 Front Street, Bath, He. M*rch,3,1851. 37lf


ocr: that only two were accustomed to a newspaper, and even they never for it. BATH STEAM rpHE above Manufactory during 'be past season 1 ms: been completely refitted w new including Engine, Tarring Ap; a and machinery—comprising all the latest improvenionts. The proprietors would invite t' t Petition of owners, ami dealers in Cordage generally. |o their tablishment. where may he found an assortment of quality Hemp and Manilla Cordage, which will he by wholesale or r'toil as ihe lowest G a tigs of Cordage, warranted equal to any in market, furnished at short nonce, and all orders this or neighboring towns, will be promptly P ease 'nil before pu'cha'inc elsewhere. For sale on t tie premises, a s.-c n l-haitd gine of ten horse power, and Boiler, which will be at a bargain. U47 ” G AJ.T. DONNELL. BEEBE’S ©?j5]?JS ©WIL! JURT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY l. $. ri slum. 40tf SPUING STYLE NEW YORK JURT RECEIVED AT THE STORE OF DAVIS HATCH, A splendid assortment of NEW YORK HATS, I be sold at the lowest cash prices. Bath, March (*, 1851. Ice! Ice!! rilHE RuhscriW, having laid in a supply of clear ervs A la I Ice. will commence delivering as soon as weather becomes favorable, am! ciose the 1st of at ihe following prices: <i Jh« daily lor S*.'l; or 81 per month, fbs daily for #5. SfiO lbs daily for $*s. b ishertnen and others will be supplied by the or ton at reasonable prices. _ , CHARLES T. GREENLEAF. Ra|h, April 29. 1851. 4<»tf NEW BOOKS. flll.BERT on Banking: Letters of a Traveler; uni of Fine A ms: Success iti Life—The LaWy, -*Iereliant and The Mec ianie, l»y ide. 'Vide " orld; Jlfv Own Life, an ot Goethe 2 vols; Second Love, hv Martha MartHI irench s Notes on the Parables; Pulpit Cvckincedia f an.ilv Commentary on the Four Gospels, by I'r Tyne ,nhliR.. hr,., Th<-oln,v. ^ "i• 1 ree ■ appiv.o„ U,re Thi ■ le«4linics; Ma rine and Xuva) Archile.' f m„l .Mh. c'7 whh "'""S' "lh»r». nmv to!i, v«j iH'r« 8a-wvkk 4 M Ar.or.v Front, opnosi'e Rrm-I Si Judd’s Liquid CuticIeT HIS nrcparatioii isiri.u- .. . rpms preparation ,, irniy n,o„ a.l,n,„hi„* in ii, e I I, c s. ll is a liquid, VIM forms in one minulo n snionl and firm rnnunjr Ihal you cnnnol rrmovc » „h soap „„ waier. For culs, hruisfs, burns. 4c . i. suporrcl. s a billidapes. salr. s and planers. This may seem imro, sible, but a trial, which may be made >rraii*,will fy you that it is irue. The most eminent physteinm headed by Dr. Moll of N. Y., recommend it. For not nipples it is a sure cure, and the money will be rtfum ed if it ever fails. S. P SHAW. General Agent for Maine—to whoi all orders may be addressed. 46 New Figs and Prnnes. Curranta, Citron,


ocr: Tiif acknowledged and extraordinary curative power* f these wonderful inventions is now so generally known n<J their sale* and reputation throughout the whole coun rv so extunsive, that it would seem unnecessary to urge Veir morit* further. But some late circumstances have ccurred which render it a matter of duty to the public at to he altogether silent, for while the ephemeral not nuns of the dav are trumpeted by columns through the less and swallowed by quarts and gallons by the af icted, and are found just good for nothing, Christie's f.alvauif and Jl.ignetit fiirattre*, ave been quietly working their way among the most itelligent and respectable classes, ami are constantly chieving cures in an alarming train of diseases, whieh a\c for ag^s battled all the aid of medicine and all the esources of Science. These diseases are called NERVOtS COMPLAINTS, n<l in these diseases medicine is of no avail whatever. L never does g«*od and it often does harm. Syrups, Eg ractfl. Balm*, lial'Uins. Elixirs, Bitten, Fills, Fowden nd Potion* «.,* every kind are alike worthleii. for they •oaJton the vital energies of the already prostrated ay* ‘m, while under the strengthening, life-giving, vitalising illuence of Galvanism, as applied by tlus beautiful dis overv. the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is es to rod to former health, strength, elasticity and vigoi These remarks relate to such diseases as NEURAL II A, TIC DOLOREUX, BRONCHITIS. PALPITATION f the HEART. WEAKNESS, and all FEMALE DIS fKDF.KS. such *s NERVOUS HEADACHE, LA8SI 'UDK and DESPONDENCY, which are only other ames f.>r Nervous Derangement ; EPILEPTIC FITS nd CONVULSIONS, which are now known to result rora a non-equilibrium "f Electrie inttuence ; NERVOUS. ,'ltKMOUS, DEAFNESS, which is nearly always caused >y torpidity of the Auditory Nerve«. ana can always he w/tu-t/y cured by «.a Ivan ism, when the organ is not de tuned \ DV-SPEPSIA. iu its worst forms; PALSY and ‘ARAl.YSrS, uniformly caused bv a deficiency of Nerv us influence ; CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, TORPIDITY if the LIVER. PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH C1R VI.VriON. SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS, DEFI IENC Y of NERVOUS and PHYSIC AL ENERGY, and


ocr: New Granite Store. OPENING this morning, at the new Grmnit Store, nil wool De [.nines, plain and figured: plain and figured all wocl Cashmeres; do new style Plaid Silks, Thibet* L\nnese, Ac. II. W. OWEN A CO. Bath, Oct 15. 17 Drugs and Medicines! E. T. CATCHELL HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM BOSTON A Large and Fresh Supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, B 'W m « 3 ® H W1 ^ s» PERFUMERY, &.C., &.C., Which will be sold very LOW for CASH. Brunswick, Nov 12, 1851. 2m22 CURES WITHOUT FAIL CUTS, BURNS, BRUISES, FLESH WOUNDS. CHAPPED HANDS, BILE9, FELONS, SORES, SORE EYES. CHILBLAINS, Piles, INJURY BY SPLINTERS. RING WORM, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS, SHINGLES. TRY IT ONCE, A*D TOtT SEVER WILL BE WITHOUT IT BKCAl'IB The Good it Does is Felt at Once, AND THE CUBE IS SERE AND PERMANENT. RUSSIA SALVE VEGETABLE OINTMENT Hue cured thousands of theatov® troubles. It baa been u*ed and »old in Boston for the last Thirty Years, Hid iL virtue* have stood the teit of time. EVERY MOTHER WITH CHILDREN AND ALL HEADS OF FAMILIES, Should heap a Box in tha Cupboard, or an the Shelf, handy to uea, m CASE OF ACCIDENT. Price, 25 Cents per Box. Put an In It'S* <"*•*! •»»*. *1<1> *n nwaind «T,i>|wr, nlmllnr to tbo ahof. without which non* ar* Htiulu. resold by nil Pootiano'-ora, Apothacarioa, mad Or»cn and wholaaale and retail hy REDDING tc CO, | Mat. Stmt, Boston.


ocr: HOLIDAY PRESENTS^ 1 FIXE assortment suitable for all! consis A ting of new and choice Books, Fancy Goods, Stationary, Baskets, Ac , Ac. Grateful for past favors, he solicits a contin uance from his friends and the public. Store, next north of the Elliot House. Bath, Dec. 23 1851. 27


ocr: SPLENDID ANNUAL WINTER OPENING! —AT— Colby’s Bonnet Rooms! No. 56 Union, one door from Middle Si., On Thursday, the 20th iiist., MRS. C. will exhibit a very extensive and most spleu did variety of Ladies’ Paris Winter Bonnets, consisiin .' of every > tyle of Silk, Satin and Velvet—all of which are entirely new style. Also may he found constantly the Largest and roost


ocr: 15. T. CURRIER, D. 1). S., Office at his residence, on Centre St., the CITY HALL, UAl'tl, JYIXj ■ All operation* in mechan ical and Surgical p rfnrmed m a neat and per manent manner, k Cohnected with hi* 2 it an establishment for ' manufacture of all kinds i Block Tretli, *of the beat quality. Den tist’* supplied to older.


ocr: IFillUL StTXJEuB HAT!! A. J. FARNSWORTH has just reeeired Beebe’s Fall Style m a ® ©» A superb article which those in want of a new hat are respectfully invited to call and examine. Ahio an extensive variety of Ready-made Clothing, FURNISHING GOODS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES! which will be sold at extremely LOW PRICES! At tlw Bath Outfitting Warehouse. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Bath, Sept. Ill, 18SI. J2|f FIR.MTLRE WAREHOUSE, 1 and ■} DOCK SQUARE. A. H. ALLEN, WHOLESALE and retail dealer In and Manufacturer of rich Par lor, Dining-Room and Chaxbkb FURNITURE. Elegant enameled, gilt, flowered, landscape and plain ati iped CHAMBER FURNITURE, of every variety of STYLE and TRICE. A large assortment of Fpholsterv Goods, via-.—Medal* Imuih. Rroratela, Plushes, Damasks, together with Curtain Goods, Lat e, Mu* fin, Cornices, Rands, Ac. Looking-Glasses and Plates. BEST SPANISH Cl' BLED LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, Kiln Dried. The largest assortment in New England of rich, medi um and low priced Funuinre, of every style and variety, which will he soM at ten per cent less than at any other store in the city. CALL AND SEE BEFORE PURCHASING _ 3m 11


ocr: carpet, feather —AND— HOUSE FURNISHING WARDROOMS. D. ROBINSON, JR, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CARPETINGS, OF ALL KINDS. OIL CARPETINGS, OF ALL WIDTHS. Rocking, Rngs, Straw Mattings, MATS, STAIR RODS, &c. OF ALL QUALITIES. MATRESSES, Made from Hair, Palm Leaf, Husk, &e., DRAPERY MATERIALS, AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, 1 Window Shades and Fixtures, QUILTS, 1!KD COMFORTERS, FEATHER BEDS, TABLE CLOTHS, OF ALt KINDS. Tickings, Dimity, Turkey Red, Carpet Bags, Ac., Ac, PArER HANGINGS. In this branch, I shall keep as large an as sortment of Room Taper ns can be found in the State. Papers from G 1-4 cts., upward. S II aTw L. S ! I have and intend to keep all the new styles of Shawls, as soon as introduced into the Bos ton and New York Markets. auL&ffiBSa Please examine a Model at my Rooms. WKITIIUK > Tit IPS. Warranted to keep out Dust, Rain or Snow, when attached to the base of a Door.* Orders from the country faithfully attended to. Chambers over 88. DO anil 02, MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND. Sept. 4,1851. 3m11 Boston, August, 1851. CARPETINGS ! rVHE subscribers have now m store, ant* are d.uly ro A ceiving from the factories in England and America, their stock for tire FALL SALES. Our assortment is large and varied, embracing every variety or fabric, qi ai.ity and stylb, from the rich est to the lowest. In the better qualities of Vrlvcts, Taprslrirs nnil Brussels, we have the best manufactures,both domestic and foreign, and are constantly receiving the NEW STYLES as they eome iHit. Importing our English goods direct from the manufacturers, and receiving our domestics direct from the factories, we are enabled to sell at the lowest prices Our stock of Imperial and Super Three-Plys, Super and Extra Fine Ingrains, is very large and embraces very maiiy new and handsome The above with large lots of l -tc priced Wool, Cotton if W ool Ingrains, every grade and style of STAIR CARPETINGS,


ocr: FURNITURE, t- —AT— Greatly Red need Prices!! R. BILLINGS. 1*0. 4 EX.Hl STREET. Bath, Feb. 1,1851. ly3j "11f Etvril in? De.wl^r'ahl*? tte.Vi J ter Clip. ; Black. Bine ami Red Ink; Ink Stand*. ^-holder.. Me. kt. for eah by ’ May 7,18S1. *«« SAWYER k MAG<>Urr ' |


ocr: SAGADAHOCK CLOTHING —AND— OUTFITTING WABBHBBSE. Just received aid far sale by J. BALLOU, THE LARGEST STOCK iEM AN 1 I0YI READY MADE CLOTHING, Ever offered for sale in Bath, CONSISTING OF Coats, Pants, Vests, Draw ers, Undershirts, and all articles of Men’s Apparel. All selected with the care from large assortments of CUSTOM HIDE CLOTHING, Got up in the LATEST STYLE, and warranted to give perfect sat isfaction to customers. ALSO, CUSTOM MADE BOOTS & SHOES, TOGETHER WITH A large assortment of the best French Mole Skin HATS, WATER PROOF, Lately Imported and now off for sale, with all sorts and va rieties of GLOVES AND HOSE, At Prices Lower than was ever before asked similar articles in Maine. 'J here hav ing been heretofore much complaint in the commnui ty that the prices for Ready Made Clothing in Rath, was TOO HIGH, The subscriber is determined that cause for such complaint should exist no longer. And therefore has obtained the Largest and Best Stock of READY MADE Clothing, OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. Which he and


ocr: —OF— MV COOK —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the people Bath and vicinity that he has received a large and splendid as of STYLES —OF— Clothing, HATS, caps; BOOTS & Which he will sell at prices never have been and never will or approached, by other Establishment. which, the public are well that there can always be found this establishment more than dou ble the amount of stock than any other place in Bath, or on Kennebec Kiver, the and ridiculous assertions of a pi ous (?) neighbor who occupies shop under the Sa gadahock House, to the notwithstanding. The same advertises to sell “ to clergy men at cost, and other considered.” H'orkins of course, to pay the what professional men buv LOW PRICES! never have been equalled, the fidelity with which 1 have adhered to the One Price System ! well known to the public. The


ocr: I iv coons —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the people of Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of STYLES Clothing, HATS, caps; BOOTS & SHOES, Which lie will sell at prices which never have been and never will be outdone, or approached, by any other Establishment. Besides which, the public are well aware that there can always be found in this establishment more dian dou ble the amount of stock than at any other place in Bath, or on the Kennebec lliver, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a. pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a seven-by-nine shop under the Sa gadahoc k House, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to clergy men at cost, and other professions liberally considered.” Working men, of course, to pay the profit on what professional men buy !— I My LOW PRICES! i Which never have been equalled, and the fidelity with which 1 have always adhered to the One Price System ! are well known to the public. The SUPERIOR IJHLITl of my goods is proved by the con tinued and increased patronage with which 1 have been favored by the public. The Low Price System was introduced and established by this establishment, and the public may rest assured that 1 shall al ways be prepared to Defy Competition ! Besides the large and splendid stock of CLOTHING! of the latest styles, and best work manship—the splendid assortment of SPRING STYLE HATS * CAPS! FURNISHING GOODS, boots & just received, the subscriber would take this opportunity to state that he has made arrangements to be furnished with Weekly Supplies ! of everything NEW and DESI RABLE in his line of business. Strangers visiting the city are cautioned to bewareof being gull ed by swindling advertisements, calculated to deceive tlie unwary, and thus avoid being cheated by paying exorbitant prices for mean, slop-made clothing, at a shop where a good part of the stock is made up ol the fag-ends and con demned articles of the last year’s stock of the BATH OUTFITTING recently discarded to make room for THE SPLENDID STOCK —OF— Seasonable Goods ! now offered to the public Those not already acquainted are assured that they will find the largest store—double the stock— by Tar the best assortment, and tho Lowest Prices! —AT THE— Bath Oatfitting WAREHOUSE. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Bath, May 22,1851. 49tf


ocr: I iv coons —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the people of Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of STYLES Clothing, HATS, caps; BOOTS & SHOES, Which lie will sell at prices which never have been and never will be outdone, or approached, by any other Establishment. Besides which, the public are well aware that there can always be found in this establishment more dian dou ble the amount of stock than at any other place in Bath, or on the Kennebec lliver, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a. pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a seven-by-nine shop under the Sa gadahoc k House, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to clergy men at cost, and other professions liberally considered.” Working men, of course, to pay the profit on what professional men buy !— I My LOW PRICES! i Which never have been equalled,


ocr: ©PM© ©WfUE JCRT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY L. S. FISHER. 4mf OK. S. A. WDiVEIfS Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, Canker Cure and Cerate. A speedy and jrositire cure in all cases of Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofulous diseases,


ocr: "mm, FEATffiff —>ND— . . HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS. . D. ROBINSON, JR, Wholeenletad Retail Dealer In CARPETINGS, or ALL USD*. OIL CARPETINOS, OF ALL WIDTHS. Docking, Rigs, Straw Ratlings, MATS, STAIR RODS, Ac. qrg»rgT5~WRro OF ALL QUALITIK*. MATRESSES, Made from Hair, Palm Leaf, HuaV, &c., DRAPERY MATERIALS, AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Window Shades and Fixtures, QUILTS, BED COMFORTERS. FEATHER BEDS, TABLE CLOTHS, OF ALL KINDS. Tickings, Dimity, Turkey Red, Carpet Bags, &c., Ac. PAPER HANGINGS. In this branch, I shall keep as large an as sortment of Room Paper as can be found in the State. Papers from 6 1-4 eta., upward. S H AW L. S ! I hare and intend to keep all the new styles of Shawls, as soon as introduced into the Bos ton and New York Markets. TSErn^n^sTsansrissa Please examine a Model at my Rooms. WEATHER STRIPS. Warranted to keep out Dust, Rain or Snow, when attached to the base of a Door. Order* from the country faithfully attended to. Chambers over SS, 90 and 92, MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND. | Sepl. 4,1851. 3inlt


ocr: THE GREAT REMEDY r o * PILES, IIABITTAL COSTIVENESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Utriom Debility, DYSPEPSIA, OR Loss of Appetite. PHYSICIAN’S have been engaged for ihe Iasi three thoutand yeai$, in experimenting upon the human ronttitution. to learn ihe effect* of avast variety of mineral and vegetable substances in case* of disease.— Tlie great business of the profession ha* been to exper iment upo i the system m all ii* conditions, with medi cinal compounds as innumerable as the invention of man mold supply. The result of this vast range of ob servation and research, is the d>$'ov''y of n few timp/e wzetable principle*. which coma u nil the HE \L1JSG AND RESTORITIVE FO U'ERS ofthe whole Afa e na Medica. l)r. S. I*. TOWNSEND has availed himself of this simple but grand re*vlt of long and profound medical in quiry, in the preparation oi his


ocr: Stoves! Stoves !! ney will he refunded. June 5, I850 THE subscriber* have on band and are now selling at l he lowest rai ds, 8*T OVKS of every description, some of which nrc heavier, belief finish ed, and more perfect Ilian any oilier* in u»e. We warrant them,ami if, upon trial of thirty day*.do not prove salislactory, the mo w. WALKER & CO. 50


ocr: SAGADAHOCK CLOTHING (l OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! TEN THOUSAND DOLLACS STOCK! Great Sale of Clothing! SUCH A3 Qjtqt and Under Saoks j FrookCoats; Vests,of fifty different Styles' and Patterns. PANTS, of the highest order, HATS * CAPS! GLOVES AND MITTENS! WITH ALL KINDS OF FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, UMRRELUA.S, Will commence at his Establish ment on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and continue until further notice ! The Stock is N E\V ! is of the Latest Style and Fashion ! was got up expressly for my RETAIL TRADE ! Is also the largest and best select ed of any to be found in Bath, or Maine, 0?* AGENTS * * * excepted, and will be sold at which will not fail to Give Satisfaction ! ! G7* Gentlemen of Bath and STRANGERS visiting the city who are in want of Good Clothing, Will find it greatly to their advan tage by calling in at the SAGADAHOCK ! JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 3, 1851. 28 SPLENDID ANNUAL WINTER OPENING! Colby’s Bonnet Rooms! No. 56 Union, one door from Middle St., ©a Thnrsday, the 20th inst^ MRS C. win Exhibit a very extensive and moat spleu did variety of Ladies’ Paris Winter Bonnets, consisiin of every style of Silk, Satin and Velvet—all


ocr: thIe Public. Assortment —OF— FALL & WINTER CLOTHING! HATS, CAPS, GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES & FURS. A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN B&XM Outfitting Warehouse! Has now on hand, and ta-selling at Reduced Prices, An extensive assortment of FASHIONABLE CUSTOM-MADE CLOT H I N G, Consisting of SACKS, FROCK AND DRESS COATS. VESTS. PANTS, UNDER SHIRTS. DRAW ERS, &C. kC. Also every description of SEAMENS’ CLOTHING Mfttresscs, Chests, Oil Clothes, &c.: A su perb article uf Moleskin Hats ! Plosli anil For Cnps, Buffalo Coats, Muffs mill Tippets, FURNISHING GOODS, AND BOOTS AND SnOES*! Ii is uneer.esssry for me to state to those who have vistied the places where Clothing is sold in this city, including tny establish' ment, that nor slock is larger by one half than any other. 'Of the quality of tny goods I shall leave il lor the public to judge. In this connexion I will say a word itf re lation to a vindictive and |H)iolle8s fling con tained in an advertisement of ihe proprietor el a small shop under the Sagadalkor k House, notwithstanding the contemptible source from which it emanates. 1 nm satisfied to leave him 10 the judgment of the public, as it is now a frequent occurrence for those who buv of me, and who have heretofore been gulled hv the purchase ot some article at the above mentioned simp, to titter their male dictions on its proprietor. I would ssy in conclusion, to all STRANGERS! Who are in want of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furnishings Goods, Boots and Shoes, or Furs, TO VISIT THE Bath Outfitting Warehouse, North end of Union Block, Front St.,exam ine my Goods and learn my prices. A. J. FAKNSWOB.TH, Agent. Bath, Nov 10, 1S61. CwSl R. Ra Ra


ocr: Stove*! Stove*!! THE subscribers ha*® on hand and are now selling ai i be lowkst mi ceSjST O V Ed or every description, someof which are heavier, belter finish ed, and more perfect than any other* iu use. We warrant them,and if, nJ>oit trial of thirty duyh, do not ^ prove *alJ«l»clory,ine (no ne v will he refunded. 'v• WALKER A CO.


ocr: S.P.SHAW Has established himself in the DRUG BUSINESS, 43, Front street. 43. And will always have on hand a CHOICE AND COMPLETE ASSORT. MENT OF MEDICINES. BEING A Regularly Educated Apothecary, whatever is purchased of him maybe RELIED UP MEDICINE CHESTS or Shipand Family use carefully putand replenished. Bath, Jan 30 1*51.


ocr: <r j«i ^ nnd Merchants generally. Sm37 ®l)c £rue IDater of fife DR. WISTER’S ©S 3© Q 5!1 AS* CHERRY PECTORAL. IN QUART BOTTLES. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. 5000 Lives Saved the past season. 900 Cases confirmed Consumption cured. 1400 Cases Chronic Rheuatism. 1800 Cases Neuralgic Affections. 450 Cases Eruption of the Shin. 1 *20 Cases Asthmas. 650 Cases Scrofula. 150 Cases Bronchitis. 375 Kidney and Gravel Cases. 2000 Cases Sick Headache. 1200 Cases Liver Complaint. 3000 Cases Debility. 2500 Cases Dyspepsia. 150 Cases Dropsy. And thousands of cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Whooping Cough, Croup, influen za, Pain in the Side and Chest, Rest lessness, Nervousness, also Night Sweats, &c., &c. If people will suffer with the<e and numerous oilier diseases it is their own fault, as fault it will be when an infallible remedy is within their reach. Despair they need not, even should their ease have been ever so much neglected, or what is equally bad, tampered with by the ignoreut preiender> with which the country abounds In purchasing Dr. Wisier's Cherry Pectoral the pub lic have tins satisfaction :—It is the Scientific Com pound of an Kminext Physician. long skilled mthe cure of the various diseases with w hich the human family is afflicted: and who in giving form this pre scription had no other motive than to relieve the dis tressed. and acquire that just meed of fame, which a generous public always accords to the doers of good


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ocr: JUST IN TIME! JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, [Laic Farnsworth Ifroohs] Block, Front A Superb article—Beeliee’s public are requested to examine purchasing. —ALSO largest and best Stock of Ready CLOTHING! — AND FURNISHING in the State-*-which is now being sold off close up the a flairs of the late firm of Farns worth & Brooks, AT COST ! Also—A general assortment of BOOTS 4 SHOES, on the SAME TERMS! at the Hath Outfitting 'W&'li'M'MQ'&S: A. J. FARNSVVORRH, Agent. Bath, March 19, 1331. 3Stf B. C. G. ATTENTION". regular Drill Meeting* of the If A T // A UREYS, will be held at their Armory, on every at 7 o’clock. Fine for non-attendance twentyJirec nt*. Per order, 28tf F. D. SEWALL Clfrk. ATTENTION ! VI EC It A Nil* It I Ft. K VI K\, wilt termed at ;heir Armory.every THURSDAY EIB ot 7 o’clock* Fine for no •-a i lend a tier *Jo cent* . Per order of the Crnninandinir Officer. 6r.il5 A. J. POTTF.lt, Clerk. Claims and Bounty F. I>. SI-WALL AM) ATTORNEY AT made arrangement* with gentlemen from obtaining Pension* ami Bounty l.and, under ill# ■ f congress ami having received the proper forms from the Department, tenders his services who are entitled to the benefit of that art. in Pierce's Block, corner of Front Broad Streets. Bath, Oct 15, 1850. l?tf Oven Doors. sale or


ocr: JOB PRINTING IN AX.Ii ITS VARIETY SSSATLY AN© AT TIIR OFFICE OF THE ir3©jss* T. NEWMAN, Deputy Sheriff and Coroner, KENNEBEC COUNTY, Ilnllowt'll Mo. PORTER & SMITH, Attorneys & Counsellors at Office over John Haydns's store. Front Street, BATH, HE. CHARLES 1. PORTER tf3 JACOB SMITH. W. GILBERT, Counsellor and Attorney at BATH Mb. Office opposite the Elliot Hove. Front Strebt A. MERRILL, COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW, --BATH, ME.— Office on Front Street, 2d door north of the Sa gadahock House. Mr M. willI derate hi, alleniiun exclusively to businesjof his profession. if.14 B. T. CI RKIKR, D. D. S., Office at his residence, on Centre St., the CITY IIALL, BATH, ME. All operation* in mechan ical und Surgical Dentistry P rformed in a neat and per manent manner. Connected with his office, is an establishment for the manufacture of all kinds | Block Teeth. of the best quality. Den tist's supplied to order. J. H. ALLEN & Co, Importers a ml Dealers in BAB, IKC2T & STEEL. Hails, Ship Spikes, Warnn A sirs, Sprints, kt^ i TIcLdlan’s Wharf, Bath, Tic. ! •> » Ai.i.kx. JWS J. H. NcLilui. 'J WILLIAM E. PAYNE, M. D. Homoeopathic Physician. O.fife at hi*ri*'iii|niii,i>. Washington Sirtei. Second door south of Winter Street Church. tf BATH, MAINE. 49 BRONSON & SEWALL, Counsellors & Attorneys at Law. Office in Pierce's Block, Front Street, BATII, .TIE. DAVID BRONSON. 3*2 F. D. SEWALL. J. MATHEWS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Respectfully tenders Itis professional services to the inhabitants ot li.it it and vie ini: y. Offer on Washington Street, tn o doors south of the Railroad. Bath, An?., 1850. tflO ELISHA CLARKE, DEALER IS Rooks. Stationery and Fancy Articles, School Books anti Blank Books, of nil kinds. Cheap lor Cash NEXT NORTH THE ELLIOT HOUSE, FRONT ST, B ATH. ME. «. n. tieCL tn & < o., S1H2IF 0A2BV1EIBS» No. 2. Itroad Street. Bath, Tic. JAMES ROBERTS. FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER. Office ocer Fiber's Ho -f ^ Shoe tfo-e, Front St. *Gentlemen wishin^a comfortable shave will find Mr IJ ai\t ay>prepared to <erve th»*m with hi* razors mi 'iH-h it state a? to insure despatch without pullinc nut ho Beard. 15tf III* TON’S DIGlKItltKUTVPi; ROOM 45 Front Street. 45 .DAVIS * TII I.I.IKEX. Auction & Commission Merchants, AUGUSTA, ME. CH ARLES It. MULLIEEX. REFERENCES. FRANCIS DAVIS. Hon Rurl Wil i >ni*, lira Green lief White, 6en Alfred Redington, Allen l.amhard, Esq. HALI.OU ELL. lion Emmons, SI' \V hillipr. E*<i. «• V K IM N r. K Hon Geo Evans, Gen Geo \N Batcheldrr. BOSTON. Mesirs Jos II Glover Sc Co. do Manning Sc Stan wood do Jas \V Beebe & Co. «in Win K Howe A- Co. Messrs Kendall, Richardson &. Co., ) . Col Timothy S Robinson. 3 311 f SAGADAHOCK —BV— T. S. ROBINSON, 31 BATH, MS. DANIEL WITH AM, Drputy Sheriff and Coroner, liim oi^ COUSTV, Kirlimoml, Mr. fim t 31 Dissolution. rpil I* copartnership hrmoiore rxi«nn? under the firm *■ m‘ II ai.ks, Page .V Kichakp.-o.n. is this daydissol ved by mutual consent. WILT I AM HACKS, s wur.i. pack. II L. RICHARDSON. Boston, Jail 1,1831. The a nlersi^ned have this day formed a copartner slop m uder tip* name of' Pag k. I! iciiardsom 9c Co . and \viUcoii*inae the business at No 1 :*4 State St samiki, pack. II 1. RICIIARDSON. Boston, January 1. 1S3I. 3in*?9 rELKR tVIIIStVORTIl,


ocr: ®rue tOotrr of £ifc DR. WISTER’S ©IBI1SQ53 A Ob CHERRY PECTORAL. IN QUIRT BOTTLES. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. 5000 Lire* Saved the past season. 900 Cases confirmed Consumption cure4> 1400 Cases Chronic Rheuatism. 1800 Cases Neuralgic Affections. 450 Cases Eruption of the Shin. 120 Cases Asthmas. 650 Cases Scrofula. 150 Cases Bronchitis. 375 Kidney and Gravel Cases. 2000 Case# Sick Headache. — 1200 Cases Liver Complaint. 3000 Cases Debility. 2500 Cases Dyspepsia. 150 Cases Dropsy. And thousands of cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Whooping Cough, Croup, Influen sa, Pain in the Side and Chest, Rest* lessness, Nervousness, also Night Sweats, &c., &c. If people will wider wnta these and numerous other diseases a is their own fault, as fault u will be when an infallibly remedy is within their reach. Despair they neednof. even shonl I tHeircase have ueeit ever so much neglected, or whal is equally bad, tampered wiih by the


ocr: Musio Lessons. M1SS-/U' IA ». TM.IJIaX. Or* nul <f the Win tr Sii eel Church, Will jive lessons ou the iiauo Forte: Slid Organ. -w Bam, june 12, 1851. tfil Hack Silk Shawls. \OW oponiu^ai tie Auction gi..re,n good assortment of Black mid colored Silk Shawl*, Some Very hut*. and for sale cheap Uutli, June 24. 1>5I. II. \V. OWEN. 1 New Goods. NOW oprtnmc t\l the Auction Store, a large assort ment of seasonable Dry ‘ioods, alien as Dress iiootls. Broadcloths. Doeskii s Cashinsretts—for Sommer Coats Brovni anf Bleaehcd Sheetings, very cheap. Bath. June 24. 1 II. W. OWEN. Havana Cigars, SUPERIOR article, ju»t received and tor sale hy June 25.1851. SMITH & CO. Railroad Line. j. i>. riEiti'F, Capt. CIUS. II. BECK, YTTII I. run until farther notice from Hatli to Antruito i? and back, in connection with the Kennebec anti Portland Railroad, us follows: Leave Hath at 6 o'clock A M. and at 21, P M.|or on flic arrival >t the Cars from Boston) lor Richmond, (Jar* diner, lluliowcll and Augusta R EM’L UN! XU Win leave Aitfiiata at > o’cludlc \ M. and at 10§ AM, tor llalloweil. Lardiuer. Richmond and Bath, to meet the \ M and -I o'clock 1‘ .U train* of Can from IJalli lor Portland and Bosi-m. Bath, May IS. 11115 |»)tf SMITH fc, CO HAVE jdst received by the schooner Alvarado— 7j b!*ls first quality Supertiuc Flour. Oregon and 1'liree Rivets brand. Al*«\ 50 bbis of Hiram Smith’s Premium Flour a very superior article for Family use All yl* which will be so|»| low for cash. —also— llcnshaw £ Wooilrongli’s fust Steel Mill Saws, Ami Mil Kinds oi Saws ior Mill u»e. Bath, June 17, 1S31. 52 Rats Rats !! Rats !!! CV.EVK your houses and vessels of Rats l and \| h e by using the North Amen* can Rat Exterminator For sale by 51 A (» Pai»E, Agent lor Bath, Rifles and Stones. rpilK Austin Rides. A Scythe Suiitcs—u>r . Juu«;2U, ISM Quiiiiicbuug and Indian Pond •aic wholesale and retail bv 1 W P M ARSI’OV II Raving Tools! \ T FOR KS—hand Rakes of all kinds— INiTent :in 1 Com nou Snout lis—ior sule u bolee-ale :»i d retmi bv June it) 1S5I I \Y P M ARSTON Ice! Ice!! r1't!l K vtibscriher. living lain in t supply of clear efys I tjit ! ** will eo a n • u-e I*, i cering’ soon a« 1 In w Miher broom •*. favorable, uud close the 1st of October, alt be loliowing prices: f» fh< daily for . ur 51 per month. 12 tb* daily for S3. 2b lb* daily for S-L Fisnerineu amt others will be supplied by the hundred or ton at reasouabte prices. fiii vRli:s r. gr kexi.kaf. Bath, April 29, 1951. 46t f