ocr: . JOB PRINTING IN ALT. ITS VARIETY NEATLY ANft CHEAPLY AT THE OFFICE OP THK ***»**» T8SBES. FREDERIC NILES FAIRER, TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE AND ORGAN. 1 To toe found at the Srgadaeoci IIovsk. tf OR. y . L. II.VY1BLET, Boothbay House, 3 Boothbay Itarbor. Talwiff o7a CORONER, LINCOLN COUNT Y, tf BATH, ME. ‘ 43 J. S. SEW ALE, Ship ami Insurance Broker, Office on Front Street—over Charles Russel's Store. Marino. Fir.* an! T.if.s f iMiiranr* pITtipiI. rarjoe* for v>-««,.i4or»^nppr1 —cargoes bought and *old. Bath, April I, 1851. ' lltf JfviHi’i iHk SMITH, Attorneys & Connsellors at Law, Office over John Hayden’s store, Front Street, BATH. DIE. CHARLES R. PORTER tfS JACOB SMITH. B. T. cT It UI KB, II. II. Office at his residence, on Centre St., opposite the CITY HALL, BATH. ME. All operations inmechan ical Hud Surgical DentiiUr) p rfctnnetJ in a neat and per manent manner. Connected with his office, I is «u establishment (or (lie manufactuie ot all kiln's ol I lilork Teeth, *of the best quality. Den tist's supplied to Older. 38tf J. H. ALLEN & Co, Imp Tiers and De iters in BAH IHOH &, STEEL, Nails, Ship Spikes, Wagon Axlrs Springs. Ac. MfLrl iii.’s Wharf, Bath, JIo. J. li. Allies 3b J. H. IIcLuuk. UPTON’S PICTURE ROOMS 45 Fr.mt Street. WILLIAM E. PAYNE, M. D Homceopathic Physician. i^'•f-*id**nee. WashingU*n Street. Second doorsoath of Wmtrr Street Church, tf BATH, MAINE. 49 J. D. YOUNG, M. D., Fh/s.oian and Surgeon, Hath, Me. OJficr corner of Front and Broad Streets. Refers l»y permit t.> II I.. .Wind*, M. I)., Augusm. Me: J. I (oiighion, .M. D . uve.l, Me; *.« uel I' •»mM. Prof. Snrgerv. an Kli.«K Harden. M I Inst ' et l*raciice Med. in the niver* ty nt New York 44tl JACOB S. SEW ALL, NOTARY Plitl.lt, —AND— Commissionrr for tin Slate of is_path. wrr. tf JOnit II. KltlR.lM,, ATTORXEYAT LAW, — AND— INSURANCE BROKER, UaTII, >.Ail»p. C tmmissioner for Mass, and j\\ and Notary Public. (TT* Marine. Fire and Lilo Inunr nre effected. BRONSON Sc SEWA1L, Con ’»eilors \ Attoruns at Law, Office in Pierce's Bb.ick, Front Street, UATII, ME. DAVID BRONSON. 3-' F. D. SEWALL. J. MATHEWS. M. 9. Physician and Surgeon, Respectmil> iemlfi> his pmiesAional services!® inhabilaptMil Mathamlviciniiy. Office an Fr nt Street, over the store of \fa goun »j Stinson. Bath. An? . 4850 tflO ELISHA CLARKE OK A J. Eh nook*. Stationery him) Fancy Articles, School Books and Blank of ulikinH*. Cheap lor Cash. NEXT NORTH THE ELLIOT HOUSE, FRONT ST, tt. B. tl ct I. A IA Ac ft#., smns5 oaiotisikbr No. 9. Broad Street. Bath, Me. ROBERTS. FASHIO »RL BAR3ER AND HAIR DRESSER. Office ocer F’'her * Bn ■ 4 Shoe 'to e, Front St. (£7* Gentlemen wishing a <• Haiortahteshare Mr R a< way » prepared toserve them with h»» in -n« h a state as to insure despatch wnlioui thoReard. 15t| DAVIS A MCL.EIKEN. Anction & fommisson AUGUSTA, ME. FRANCIS Davis. Charles h.Mrimru. REFERENCES. kvnvmn. Hon Ruel Wil imna, OARniNEH Hon Geo bviim,


Eastern times. [volume]

ocr: THE BOSTON The I.ist for March, 1851, collected by S. ]\f. PETTF.X GILL, Newspaper and Subscription Agent, No 10 Stale Street, Boston, who is authorised hy the publishers of the best pa: ers throughout the United States, to take Advertisement* and Subscriptions at their lowest

place_of_publication: Bath, Me.

publisher: John T. Gilman


ocr: Bath. March 15, 1-51 ^tf JUST IN TIME! SPJ] E ®>T% JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, [Late Farnsworth 4 Brooks] Union Block, Front street. A Superb article—Beeltee’s Style—which the pill.lie are requested to examine before purchasing. —AI.SO Tlie 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 :he late firm of Farns worth & Brooks, AT COST ! Also—A general assortment of BOOTS & SBOtSt on the SAME TERMS ! at the Rath Outfitting; A. J. FARNSVVORR11, Agent. Bath, March 19, 1351. 3Stf Just Received ! SPIRNG STYLE HATS -FOR— 1851! 1851!! —BY— L. P. LEYONT & m, No. 47 Front Street, Bath, iHe. March, S,185J. 37tf


ocr: ! Stye <£rue iDatcr of fife DR. WISTER'S ®»333SSa!>, CHERRY PECTORAL IN PWTJOTTIE&. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. 30(KI I.ivrs Suvrd thv piwt imsm. 900 Cw. confirmed Conmtmplion cured. 1400 Canee Chronic RheOcfism. 1800 Cum Neuralgic Affection#. 430 Cam Eruption of the Shin. 120 Case* Asthma*. 030 Cases Scrofula. 138 Cases Bronchitis. 3*3 Kidney and Gravel Case*. 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, Sc , Stc. li people will suffer wnh ibeseandnnmrroaso'he* dlseaers u istbeirown fault, as titall it will l»e when MB iiiialUhlercinody i* wuhm ihetr reach. Despair thej need not. eten should tbejrcase hare been twer so much neglected, or what is equaflx had. tampered wi'h by tl.e ijri»t»reut pretenders h i i h w Inch I hr country utMHiml* In purchasing Dr Wisters Chcrr\ Prcwtl the pub lic have ihit satisfaction —It is Ae Scientific Coll ®n Kmixent Ph\*/cia* Inn# tktJIrd in iht cure ot the varum* diseases with which the human family is atflided . ami who infivln; fortn thie pre scription had no other motive than to relieve the dis tressed. and acquire thut joat meedol tome, which a generous public always accords to ihc titters of good deeds M inufitctred, asitt>. by educated. practical chern st* the pMilte have another trnaraniv of tit supe rit'r excellence, a-ul ouuining one quart tor the Mine price that has been pai l Mr a few ounce*, it an artru meni which speaks directly to * s-nuitive point—the For sale in Bath by A. <■. Page and Or. J. ^lntlli'Wti. Brunswick, E. T. Gatch rllautl \ S (.'Ir'nvelaud ; tianfn.er. ti ,M \lwoml and C B A J P NN h ie. AucusW. Dillingham A Tnccurtb . Canu’cD. J H Kaslbrp4*k A Co .ami by dealers gener ally \V. Hyde A Son. Portland, General Ajn"i for Maine. 3mS3


ocr: ! ! Bnsincas Car) 3. JOB PRINTING IN ALL ITS VARIETY 53SAT2*Y AHB £32SA?LY AT THE OFFICE OF THE T. NEWMAN, Deputy Sheriff and Coroner, KENNEBEC COUNTY, ll:«ll«»\vp|| No. PORTER A SMITH, Ut*rnrys & (ounsfilors at Law, Ojficr over Jiihn Hay din'3 start. Front Stmt, BATH, ME. CHARI E* «. FORTE* IB JACOB SMITH. A* MERRILL, COUNSELLOR ANP V r CORAKY AT LAW, - BATH, ME.— O/ice on From Street. I i loor north of the Sa gadahock House. Mr M w II derate h « ui-sunww -xcIbsivgItto the biMineMrnf h«« prof0*9ton . 'f*4 B« T• i i tilt*it* i*• ii. Office a! his residenc*. on Centre St., oppvsit the CITY HALL. BATH. ME. \i l operation* in mechan ics! and t^irjk-al UmtMry P rformed in a neat and per manent manner. Connected with his ofllee. hi an establishment for the manufacture of all kind* cl i Block Tecta. of the brat qttalifv Den tist** supplied to order. 3*tf J. H. ALLEN &. Co, Importers aiul I?e ilcrsin 3AH IRON & ST2SL. Hails, ship Spikes, Wagon Axles, Springs. Ac. nrLrlliin's Wharf, Bath, Jto. 3 H. AMS*. 3« J. H McI.sma* BlfiMOnPE ROOMS. 45 Front Street. 45 WILLIAM E. PAINE, M- D. Homoeopathic Physician. OS**!*1 hi* residence. 'Vaching Will Slreel. Sectniii iloor »,i;uh oi iViulf r iiirict Church, Jf_BATH, MAINE. <» BRONSOW & SB WALL, (onasellers & Attornris at Law. Q'Vrro Pi''rre's PftH'Jc. Front Surest, BATH. HE. David •losses. 5*2 r. i>. stwnL. J. MATHEWS. M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Rpnwcitiil'y teuder* hi« pr»tessioiial services to tke inhaNitantsot' |i*»h andricmi v. OJice on Washington Street, two doors south of the Railroad. Bn:h, An? . 1^30 tf 10 ELISHA CLARKE, SSJ flooks, Stationery ami Fancy Articles, School Books and Blank Books, ol *.i knu:». Cheap'.or Cash. NEXT NORTH THE ELLIOT HOUSE, FRONT ST, U VTII. UK. a. b. Kcdi.in & i o., siec:? Xo. 2. Rrond Sirfi't, Hath. Wr. JAMES ROBERTS, FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER. Office over F 'kcr $ Bo't hr Shoe Front St. fipml<*mrt wishinea c milnnahlf share trill find Mr R aiways spared to serve Them with his raz«r* in-u* ha -ita^e as lo insure drspasch without lho Beard. 15tf DAVIS A KIILLIKEL Auction \ I nm >m»;i ti< reliant?. AUGUSTA, ME. FRANCIS DAVIS. CHARLES H. Ml’LLIEF.5. REFFRENCAO I G A R PI \ ER Hon Geo Evans, Gen Geo \\ Batchelder. ROSTOV. Messrs Jos B Glover 4 Co. do Manning & s*tanwood do J«* W Ket-be A Co. do Win A Howe 4 Co. Mrs*n» Kendal’. RChardson 4 Co., \ R . Col Timothy S Robiuson. > 31 tf ACHCSTA. Hon Ruel Wil i nts, Gen Greenlief White, Gen Allred Rediagton, Allen Lambard. Esq. HAL lowei.l. Hon v' Emmons, S C Whittier. Esq. -BY — T. S. ROBINSON, si BATH, MS. DANIEL WITHAM, Deputy Sheriff ;*n l foroaer, Lnr«i.Si rousTV, Uiclufloiul. Me. Dissolution. rT\l E rooartnership heretofore rxi>;iu« under ihctirm


ocr: STOVES. PURCHASERS of Stoves can find the fiesl stork and best patterns, at the lowest pri ces by calling on MITCH ELL & LOW.


ocr: Stoves! Stoves!! ney will be refunded. June 5, 1*J0 T^HE subscribers have on hand and are new selling at I he lowest pri ces, STOVES of every description, some of which are heavier, better finish ed, and more perfect than any others in u*e. \V» warrant them,and if, upon trial of thirty days, do not prove satisfactory, the mo \V. WaLKEU Sc CO. 50


ocr: j Just Received, (PER SHIP SUNBEAM) DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL, A New Kind of Ware! S.W. HEATH & CO, njvVH just received, direct front ihenianufncturersin Fnglund. a new kind of wnrr—something different amt superior 10 anything ever « tiered before in the b States—we being the onl\ ageni in the State of Maine. A Dinner or Ten Set ot tins warn is soduruble that it will last u li e time, a* it is impossible to destroy the enamel. The shapes are also different from ant tiling ever before offered : and the w are w ill speak for itself, every piece is stumped with Pur name, and warranted. KdwarcTs Patent Iron S.one Dinner Seia,Tea Seta, Toilet and Coffee :>etls. \Y hite (iranite Dinner. Coffee. Ten, and Toilet Set*. Pearl White do do do do do Muibery do do do do do Flow tug Rlue do do do do do do Dove Pattern do do do do do Light Dine do do do do do Ami various other patterns too numerous t« men .on turn IME, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION\ TUMBLERS—of Fiinl Glass, from621 cents to 24 per tloz GLASS DISHES—on feet from 62 J rts to ?6 pr pair. GLASS LAMPS—of fifty different Patterns, Horn one shilling to So per pair. GLASS Sugar Bowls, Fruit Bowls, Molasses Pilch ers, Show Tumblers. Ac. Ac Solar Lamps, Chandeliers and Girandoles. Solar Lamps, very cheap, varying from SI .75 toSlO. Forty different patterns of Solar Lamj s. GIB A N DOLES—some new patterns, viz—Pauland Virginia. Cupid, Drunken Boy.Spirit of '76. Fanny Ell* sler. Flower t»irl. Romeo and Juliet. Boy and Dog.and a great many patterns not mentioned. CHANDELIERS—with from 2 i.»0 burners. Side So lur Lamps. Hanging Solars, Brocket i.un:ps. Ship s Swinging Lamps. Britannia Ware. Rich and Common Tea and Coffee Pots, Urns,Coffee Filtrrers, Ac. Castors, from 50 cts to$25—20 different patterns. Silver and IMatcd Ware. Such as Tea Pots. Coffee Pots. Urns. Tea Kettles, Castors. Snuffers and Trays. Salvers, Egg Boilers, But ter Knives, Cake Baskets. Ac. Table Cutlery and Tea Trays. 500 Sols of common and Ivory Table Cutlery Common and Gothic Tea Trays, of all patterns, some tnest beautifully inlaid with Pearl. Entry Lamps, OF EFEHT DESCRIPTION. Lanterns of endless variety—and very cheap. Rockingham and Fire Proof WARE. Flower Vases of all Kinds Our Stock is the largest in the Slate, and those who are in want will do well to cntl and look ai ns . having lately made a new arrangement in onr store for conve nience. we can show onr goods at a good advantage.— Call and see if von Uont hnv ltfif S. W. HEATH A CO. NEW YOllK Broad Street, Bath. TIIF. subscribers bavin" bought thcrieht ol Messrs Free man Al McDomiough, for the exclusive sale of the pa Flint Enamel Ware, in the following towns in this State, viz : Aina, Arrowaic, Hath, Booth bay, Bowdoinhnm, Bow doin, Bremen, Bristol, Dainariacotla, Dresden, Georgetown, Jefferson, Lewiston, Lisbon, Newcjwtle, No blrboro’, Perkins, Phipsburg. Richmond, Topsham. Towii seiui, I nion. Webster, West Bath, Warren, Westport, Whitefield, Wiscasset, Woolwich. And would take this method of informing their friends and the | ublic that they have opened a Warehouse on On Uro:xl Strcti, opposite ZIVl ■IVDE &. Co.. Bntli, I for the sale of the above ware—and also for the sale of the Patent Right for the above territory, BATH EXCEPTED* This ware being something entirely new—the rublic are invited to call and examine for themselves, as the claims for the ware that it is stronger, and us enamel and colors are superior to any other ware ever offered in this c u:.tr\. The materials of which it is composed contain three different kinds of minerals, which w hen combined make an article superior in every respect to any other ware hi which earth is used, ami the above materials are of such a nature, that the manufacturers are making from them every article us. d m the Culinary department from the Stove to the Stewpan. Although we have not a slock of the different articles that will be mantfacturcd at the Factory, yet we have a sufficient assortment to satisfy the most iucicdulous—such as Coffee I'rns, Tea 1 ots. Water Crn.s, Toilet Sets. Sugar Bowls, Creams, Lamps, Candle Sticks, Vases, Mugs, Pitchers, Picture Frames, Curtain Pins, Spittoons, «kc. Connected with the above establishment will be found the ware made by the Brooklin Flint Glass Cc., which embraces the German st\k of ware, made mm Flint Gla s. Turquoise, Caspas Alabaster, 1’orce‘aiu and white Flint, making all variety o! colors. We also offer at the above House a stock of Crockery. Glass, Stone and Earth * ^ IV «‘ii Mare, Together with a comhlete assortment of wooden and Wilton ware ; such as line French Baskets. Cradles, Car- ri ges, Sponge Baskets, Tag Baskets, Splint, Covered, Cross Bar, Cherry and Market Baskets. Brooms. Mop handles, Seives, Pailes, Sugar Boxes, S eds, \A heelbar rows, &c. Also a good assortment of Albicot and Jute Mats. American Table Cutlery. • The subscribers having also made arrangements with the Wateiville Manufacturing Company. Waterbary, Ct. are prepared to the public, the largest ol Table and Pock et Cutlery ever offered in tins state, which enables them to supply the trade a the factory prices. The public are particularly invited to call and examine our stock, as it is entirely new and embraces all of the most modern styles, ami was bought at such rices as en- ablcs them to compete with any other establishment of the kind iu the State. BOWLES & CO.


ocr: Stoves ! Stoves ! I ney will he refunded, june 5, 1850 subscribers have on hami and are nsw selling at \ Uc lowest tri ces. S TO VES of every description, some of v% Inch are heavier, better finish ed. and more perfect than any others in u>e. W'm warrant them, and if, upon trial of thirty days, do not prove snlisfuelnrv, the mo w. WALKKk 4 CO. 50


ocr: SAGADAHOCK —AND— OUTFITTING Just received and for sale by J. BALLOU, THE LARGEST STOCK MEN AMI BOYS 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 w arranted 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 ered for sale, with all sorts and va rieties of GLOVES AND HOSE, At Prices Lover than was ever before asked similar articles in Maine. There having been much complaint in the cominnui 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


ocr: AO. 4 Eli.il STREET. Second Monthly Sale —of— New Furniture, —on— Thursday, May 22, at 9 o’clk A. cm sale* offer to all, who are about to furnish houses with so • > n at and F ok . mb e Furniture description, a rare opportunity. UZf The Ladies are especially invited to attend the R. F. BILLINGS. Bath, Feb. 1,1851. ly33 HIGHWAY SURVEYOR’S BLANKS for sale u'* thia Office. New Figs and Prunes. Oranges, Lemons, Currants, Citron,


ocr: $tje <£rue lUater of £ife! DR. WISTER’S ©lS3S3I3A0b CHERRY PECTORAL. IN QUART BOTTLES. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. 5000 Lives Saved the past soason. 900 Cases confirmed Consumption cured. 1400 Cases Chronic Rhcuatism. 1SOO Cases Nctiralgic Affections. 4 30 Cases Eruption of the Skin. 120 Cases Asthmas. 650 Cases Scrofula. 150 Cases Bronchitis. 375 Kidney and Gravel Cases. 2000 Cases Sick Headache. 1200 Ca*es 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. Ii pe**p!c will suffer wi;h these and numerous other dis.-no-s it i< their own fault, ns fault it will t*e when an infallible remedy i* within their reach. Despair they need not, even shonl I theircase have been ever >•» inui ii ueglected. or what is equally bad. tampered with by the iguorcul pretenders with winch the country abounds. In purchasing l)r. U lster's Cherry Pectoral the pub lic huve tli s >aiisfactioiiIt is the Scientific CoM rov.\Bof u Bxissnt Pitmcian, bate •killed in the cure of the various diseases with which the liuuiaii family is a.'flirted ; an I who in giving form this pre scription had no other motive than to relieve the dis tressed. and acquire 1 hat just meed of fame, which n generous public always accords to the doers of good deeds M tuufietured, as :i i>, by educated, practical chemists, the public have another guaranty 01 its supe rior excellence, and obtaining one quart tor the same price that has boon paid lor u lew ounces, is an argu ment which speaks directly to * sensitive point—the For sale in Bath by A. G. PnfJO, Brnn swuk. F. T (•atcheil and N S ( leavcland . Gardiner, G M Vtwo.nl and C II .V .1 D White; Augu-ta, Dilling ham A Titeomb. ami by dealers generally. \V. Ilvde A Son. Portland. General Agents for Maine. 3m35 HATH tSUASS If VVIl, UNDER TUB DIRECTION OF MR. R. IV. T MITCHELL, inform the that


ocr: New Goods Cheap! SMITH & co OFFERS at \Vh< or Retail at their Store oil Front Street, head of HoCgkiu • Whuri 50 Bbls Western Mess Beef, 50 do Prune Mess nod Clear Pork, JOO do Genesee Flour, Boxes sml bbls Hue. Brown Sugar, Bbls Si. Croix Sugar, do Musc.ivado do do White Dutch do 40 Kegs Western Leaf LarJ, 90 do Boston Northern Lard, Sperm, WliRle and Linseed Burning Fluid—While Lead—Black Lead, and other Paints. Also, Ship and Cabin Stores, together with SHIP CHANDLERY, and all usually kepi ill a Provision and Grocery store, which will be sold low for casli or credit.


ocr: Alao 200 n>« SPKUt'E GUM, l*y the ponml. Cheap J. ‘V. l’A'.tlkKll, Front Strrsi. Bath, May 1, I.-51. 45if Just Received! SPRING STYLE HATS -FOR— 18S1! 1851!! —BY L. P. WONT & SON, No. 47 Front Street, Bath, Me. March, 5,1851. 3Ttf JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, [Late Farnsworth Jf Brooks] Union Block, Front A Superb article—Brebee’s the public are requested to examine purchasing. —AI.SO The largest and best Stock of Ready CLOTHING! -AND FURNISHING GOODS, in the State—which is now Ix-ine sold off close up the affairs of the late firm of Farns worth & Brooks, AT COST ! Also—A general assortment of BOOTS- & SHOES, on the SAME TERMS ! at the Bntli Outfitting 'WA'-B'jmci'aajS* A. J. FARNSVVUR1U1, Agent. Bath, March 1!). 1S3I. 33tf Vessels Wanted. 1 ~A N T E U tmJi Ttawvla tu go South It Ir limhrr. I' Apply to J 3 SE a At.I,, lltf or EBEN HALE. New Paper Hangings! TEST received at SAtVYIR A .1/ tCOWr.'i new >1 splendid assort men of I'ltr Hangings, which will sold at the lowest cash prices. 4i For sale or to let. \ SECOND hand 1’iano Forte It ran be seen at * 41 8\WT£R & MAGO'JN’8. \cw Spring Goods. V**"’ opening at the Auction Store of H. W. a.! a lirgcati.i co nplcte assortment of Spring .ind lor sale at Auction prices Bath, April 1851. 44 Dress Silks and Satins. TI'S'I* received, a good assortment 01 pi.tin and »» Dress Silks, also a few pieces 01 Muck ami .satins. II. \V. OWEN. Hath. April 2*2. 1351. 4j Boudin Dctaines, New Styles. SILK and Lisle*thread Poplm for dresses. French 5irg iiams. Ha rage DeL tines fine styles, and Spring now opening at ine Auction $lore by Bath, April 22, 1351. 44 H. W. OWEN. Brown and Blcachiul Sheetings. VT revluce I prices just received, and lor sale at Auction Store of 11 W.OWEN. Bath, April 22, 1851. 44 DUCK,Chains. Anchors,Cordage, Ac . Ac . for sale the subscribers at the lowest niarkei price. Z. HYDE Sc Co. Bath .Feb 27, lc5l KRS. L. French Female Physician, INFORMS her numerous patients on the Kennebec she will discontinue her visits until spring. wishing her medicines or services can do so by letter personally. Her residence is at No 2 Elliot St, All communications must he post paid. Medicine sent any part of the country as usual. ilr L (»1 r ardin can be consulted ns above in all cnscs, which have heretofore basiled the skill of every er physician. All communications (post paid) will immediately attended to. Advice gratis to the poor. Boston, Nov. 12, 1850- 21tf Houses for Sale. FOR Sale—One two story Dwelling situated on Chesuut street, near Lincoln two years old. thoroughly finished—with


ocr: Boston, March, 1851. TO BUYERS OF \ THE subscribers. in i«*un *r ihnr Circular I'crik. SPRING TRADEj ** would slate that they are and shall be constantly stock ed through ibe season with a Lar?e and Varifd assortment of Fabrics,»tyles and Qualities OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE, w’aI?.7,,d eMr,,e***y invite their friends and the puolia an inspection of . I._ * Of.W*'.. . *1,1, io,.ever"“",1,;;T*,,ve h*Te of «« own imporu Ens‘“h Velvets, TajKstry and BnusseU '♦HNf Also, the best Aineriei*.. ...„ V* Sv % Kn.li.h ». »uufa«ure of the unit; K»ali«h and American Three mV , , ‘"‘n,e dine,!.'Jta te^Ln; ’ .. i_ ' AH rh T WW Ol ier.y toaernM K ■neiitol sener W|,h , large ,.sori. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS inritilifr Al'nrv irrnri .1 ami n _ ^ comprising every grade and a great variety ofstvte .«ai finish. To this branch we bestow much attention and feel assured we can give satisfaction. Also, a fnrgr variety of WILTON, C HE NE1LLE and TUFTED HUQ&i every variety of STRA H MAT TINGS DRUGGETS• (woolen und cotton} CARtET TKIMMISGS. and in short all the niinutia? pertaining to the business We would invite the attention of families, commit tees for churches, halls, public buildings, and hotels, who ure purchasing, as we feel assured, from the uinoiim and variety oi selections of which our stock af all times allows, we shall be anle to suit TtJ THE TRADE we will only add, that we are pre~ pared with our »pprored makes of goods, on comniis sum from mumilucturers,combined with our large slock to offer them great inducements. William P. Tenny & Co., IAKPET HALL, 3m38 Over Maine K K Depot. Haymarket Square.


ocr: \ FIRE INSURANCE. The North Western Insurance COJMPANY, STATE OF NEW YORK. PR OP OSALS FOR INS UR 1NCF HOl-SKS. Ktiililiii,,, Mu„a.aclor,«, s,nr« in harhur.yiwtetwn). mill merdnludi.^ Iy,from loss or damage by fire. ® neral Incorpornted by the State of N. York in 1832 CAPITAL, (all paid in) 150,000. DIRECTORS. J Phillips Phmnix, N York Seth Grosvener. M James B*Hn«rt. Jr Lather Wright,Oswego. S H Ludlow, ** 8 Henry Ragle, Alvin Bronson, A F Grant, James Lyon, George W Morton, “ J V L Pruyn, Albany. 1) P Brewster, Oswego. George Fisher, “ GEORGE FISH HR. President. SAMUEL HAWLEY, Secretary. J. 11. OTrfjELLAHT, Agent for Bath. Feb. 27,1351. Iy36


ocr: Just Received! SPUING STYLE HATS -FOE— —BY— No. 47 Front Street, Bath, 3Ie. March. 5,1851. 37tf


ocr: No. 47 Front Street, Bath, 3Ie. March. 5,1851. 37tf JUST IN TIME! SPHN6 STYLE If i e JUST RECEIVED BY A. J, FARNSWORTH, [Laic Farnsworth J- Crooks] Union Block, Front street. A Superb article—Beebee’s Style—which the public are requested to examine before purchasing. -ALSO The largest and best Stock of Ready .Made CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, in the State—which i* now boing so!<1 nfTto close up the affairs of:lie late firm of Farns worth &: Brooks, AT COST ! Also—A general assortment of BOOTS & SH0ESr Oil the SAME TERMS ! at the ISntlt OtiUiffiti" A. J. FARNSWORRil, Agent. Bath, March 10, 1S51. 33tf New Goods Cheap! smith & co OFFERS at Wholesale or Retail Hi tlieir Store on Front Street, head oi Hodgkin’* Wharf 50 Bbls Western Mess Beef, 50 do Prime Mess and Clear Pork, J00 do Genesee Flour, Boxes and bbls llnv. Brown Sugar, Bbls St. Croix Sugar, do Muscavado do do White Dutch do 40 Kegs Western Leaf Lard, DO ilo Boston Northern Lard, Sperm, Whale and Linseed Otl»—Porter's Burning Fluid—White Lead—Black Lead, and other Paints. Also, Ship and Cabin Stores, together with SHIP CHANDLERY, and all usually kept tit a Provision and Grocery store, which will be sold low lor cash or approved credit. Bath, May 1,1851. tf|3 Kennebec and Portland Railroad


ocr: ®rue IDater of fife DR. WISTER’S ©anaanat 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 Kheuatism. 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 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, Intiut n za, Pain in the Side and Chest, Rest lessness, Nervousness, also Night


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, whaierer is purchased of him mar be RELIED UP MEDICINE CHESTS


ocr: Parlor Stoves. VOW is the lime in i<v»k for Parlor ami Chamber II Stores, and ibi very I est usortment, at the hmwt prices,can bo found at II I. CHAMBER!, AIN, NEAR S.IGADAHOCK FERRY. h'< nf Street. Hath. Me. THE KAMnr* Union Air-Ti^ht Cook Stove, ;i n"\v and beautiful desitfu. similar in armucement to the Ray Sta’e. amt Green Mounta n Stove*, ami war uii'-il equal !«• them. :lt prices which purchasers will »e perfectly satisfied with. Notice. H\VIVT. for good an.| sm: ci. nl ren«nn«.hail occa sitin w •••.%• my wife. M... •• K S<-utiiard, 1 hereby forbid all persons harbor ice or trusting her on my ac eonnl as 1 shall pav no <! bis *>i her contracting af.er ate. Al.r.X \NDKR P SOUTH Brunswick. Sept l*>. Is51. 3wi:j# THE GREAT KENOYATER OF THE BLOOD. THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, ULCERATED SORES, ANT) ALL FORMS OF 1’I TANEOl'S DISEASES. Th'-se Complaints can l»e speedily and effectually ’ured bv using t bottle of


ocr: mim i —OF— NEW cooes —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 —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 gadahock 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 always adhered to the One Price System ! are well known to the public. The SUPERIOR QUALITY 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, teew & just received, the subscriber would take this opportunity to state that he has made arrangements to be


ocr: FURNITURE, —AT— Greatly Reduced Prices!! H. F. BILLINGS. NO. 4 ELM STREET. Bath,Feh. 1,1851. Iy33 New Goods! •jmie < II Y. subscriber bna jf^st received from Boston a fresh assortment nf W. I. G.*>ds Groceries and Provisions consisting i« part of Clashed, P II and H B Sugars; — Old HysoiuUuUmg, Ninjou* fetid fouchrtRf Teas; Ja va. Porto CaheBe *nd Cape Coffees, and all article* usu ally kept in« Grocery si ore, which will be sold as cheap os they can lx boi*ght in ihts ciiy. • - Mavl.lHS^ , 4>, W. P. MA^jfOK. For Sale. 1 JCUHfBER of Haw tola, ill valet in a ca»r*l and A. pleannt pan of the elty. Forfuriher paniemara insane <4 Jana 3, lMt. w>*


ocr: __ Stoves! Stoves!! ney w»lI be refunded. JuneS, ISM THE subscribers haTd •a hand and are now •ellinir at the lowxstrai« cxs,8TO V KSof every description, some of which are heavier, belter finish ed,and more perfect than any others ip use. We warrant them.nud if, upon trial of thirty day*,do not prove salisfactory,the mo* W. WALKER & CO fib


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 hand, 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’ Matres3es, Chests, Oil Clothes, &c.: A su perb article of Moleskin Hats ! Cloth, Plush anti Fnr Cops, Buffalo Coats, Muffs and Tippets, FURNISHING GOODS, A.'ID BOOTS AND SHOES! It is uneecessary for me to state to those who have visited the places where Clothing


ocr: ’"'Hi BATH STiiA.Lt' * ■ CORDAGE MMHIFiCTOM. rpHkrtbov. M.nplbttorf e.etwyfcKn,, har. A mg been Completely refitted with new machinery — including Engine, Tarring Apparatus and Spiimnia machinery—comprising all the latest improvements Tne propriflddrd -syoultl inviie the (Motion bY ship owiibrl. and dealetft fh Cdrcfagt* geifefuBt*. io thefreft. teblishment, where may be found an asaonmem of first quality Hemp and Manilla Cordage, which will ba sol,] by wholesale or retail as the lowest rhanv/adtureis pri ces Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal to aViy in itie market;, furnished at short notice, a if I all order# from Ibis or neighboring towns, will be promptly attended to- : r? Please rail before purchasing elsewhere. 1‘47 G. JcJ. T. DONNELL.


ocr: Stoves! Stoves !! ney will be refunded. .1 mi*' 5. I s')0 rpilE subscribers have on band and are now selling al i he lowest pri cks, S T OVBd of every description, some of which are heavier, better finish ed, and more perfect than L any others in use. We ' warrant them,and if, upon trial of thirty days.do not prove satisfactory, the mo W. WALKEll Jt CO. 50


ocr: SAGADAHOCK —AND— OUTFITTING • 1 W Just received and for sale by J. BALLOU, i, THE LARGEST STOCK READY MADE CLOTHING, Ever offered for sale in Bath, CONSISTING OF ♦U T «» Coats, Pants, Vests, Draw ers, Undershirts, and all articles of Men’s Apparel. All selected with the from large assortments of CUSTOM HIDE CLOTHING, T 7 Got up in the LATEST STYLE, warranted to give perfect sat to customers. ALSO, CUSTOM MADE BOOTS & SHOES, r > 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 Lover was ever before asked articles in Maine. There having been complaint in the commnui 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 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


ocr: —OF NEW CM —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING 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 SPRING k SBiiESl 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 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-niue shop under the Sa gadahock 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, find the fidelity with which 1 have j always adhered to the One 'Price System ! are well known to the public. The SUPERIOR Q11L1TV of my goods is proved by the con tinued and increased patronage with which I have been favored


ocr: BATH OUTFITTING I The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the people Bath and vicinity that he has received a large and splendid as sortment of SPRING k STYLES —OF— Clothing, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & Which he will sell at prices never have been and never will outdone, 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 River, the and ridiculous assertions of a pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies seven-by-niue shop under the Sa gadahock House, to the notwithstanding. The same who advertises to sell “ to clergy men at cost, and other liberally considered.” Working men, of course, to pay the on what professional men buy My LOW PRICES! Which never have been equalled, find the fidelity with which 1 always adhered to the One 'Price System ! are well known to the public. SUPERIOR Q11L1TV of my goods is proved by the con tinued and increased with which I have been by the public. The Low Price System was introduced and established this establishment, and the may rest assured that 1 shall al ways be prepared to Defy Competition ! Besides the large and stock of CLOTHING! of the latest styles, and best work manship—the splendid of SPRING STYLE HATS * CAPS! FURNISHING BMTS * SKM*, just received, the subscriber take this opportunity to state he has made arrangements to furnished with Weekly Supplies ! of everything NEW and DESI RABLE in his line of business. Strangers visiting the city cautioned to beware of being gull ed by swindling calculated to deceive the and thus avoid being cheated paying exorbitant prices for slop-made clothing, at a where a good part of the stock made up of the fag-ends and con demned articles of the last stock of the BATH OUTFITTING recently discarded to make for THE SFEEWMU STOCK —OF— Seasonable Goods ! now offered to the public Those not already are assured that they will find the largest store-*—double the by far the best assortment, and the Lowest Prices ! —AT THE— Bath Outfittihg WAREHOUSE. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agett Rath, May 22, 1851. 4$tf


ocr: Apparel. All selected with the from large assortments of CUSTOM HIDE T Got up in the LATEST STYLE, warranted to give perfect to customers. ALSO, CUSTOM MADE BOOTS & r > TOGETHER WITH A large assortment of the. French Mole Skin HATS, WATER PROOF, Lately Imported and now for sale, with all sorts and of GLOVES AND HOSE, At Prices Lover was ever before asked articles in Maine. There having been complaint in the that the prices for Ready in Bath, was TOO HIGH, subscriber is determined for such complaint no longer. And obtained the Largest and Best Stock of READY MADE OFFERED IN THIS he proposes to, and at prices which shall give Perfect Satisfaction all who may call. No one away unserved from the SAGADAHOCK Clothing —AND—' WAREHOUSE. B—At the lowest prices, I runks, Walking Sticky, &C. &C. i :oru, ini;-/ Persons visiting Bath to will not have seep chance, till they have the f ' . ■/ * J. BAlLfflT. Bath, May 19, 1851. *»


ocr: Just Received! SPRING STYLE HATS -FOR— 1851! 1851!! —BY— L. P. IjKVONT & SON, No, 47 Front Street, Bath, He. March. .VlflSI. STlf SPRING STYLE NEW YORK HATS. J|*ST RECEIVED AT THE STORE OF DAVIS HATCH, A splendid assortment of NEW YORK HATS, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. Bath, March «t, 1851. 37tf Mrs. M. E. ELLIS MOST respectfully informs Her friends and the public generally that she has taken the store on Wa-^k-ng ton 'f 'ft, next south of Bern Fogg's store, and intends keeping a good assortment of .Millinery and Fancy Goods. She will also rarrv on the Press Making business—and also connected with the Establishment may always be found a good assortment of the best kinds of CONFECTIONERY. Mrs M E E would respectfully ask, and will endeavor to deserve the patronage of the publie. Bath, March 12, 1831. 36tf Notice to Fishermen. For Sale. ^TNK good substantial, built copper fastened wftfFy 1 schooner Sea Flower, 59 tons hurt lieu— mouths old—well found and well calculated for n fishing vessel F’or further particulars refer to Levi Shaituck of Woolwich, the master builder, or to Cnpt Timothy Hatrhelder, of I’liipshurg, who has the vessel in keeping. /. 1IYDE fc CO. Bath. March lo, 1851. 3*if Kennebec and Portland Railroad.


ocr: <&lje tote ttJater of Cife, DR. WISTER’S ©Efcll® QIZI AIL 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. 1S00 Cases Neuralgic Affections. 450 Cases Eruption of the Shin. 120 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 also


ocr: Just Received, . (PER SHIP S VNBEA M) DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL, A New Kind of Ware! S.W. 1IEATII & CO, HAVE just received, direct from ilienianofucturersin England, a new kind ot ware—something dilbrrent and superior to anything ever offered before in ihe L' Smtes—we being ilte only agent in the State of Maine. A Dinner or Tea Set ol this v nro is so durable that it will last u li e time, as it is impossible to destroy the enamel. The shapes are al>o different from any thing ever before offered : and the ware will speak fur itself, every piece is stamped with our name,and warranted. Edward’s Patent Iron Stone Dinner Sets,Tea Sets, Toilet and Coffee Setts. W hite Granite Dinner, Coffee,Tea,and Toilet Sets. Pearl White do do do do do Mulbery do do do do do Flowing Blue do do do do d# do Dove Pattern do do do do do Light Blue do do do do do And various other patterns too numerous tomen .on bum wahi* OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. TUMBLERS—of Flint Glass, front 62| cents to 24 per doz. GLASS DISHES—on feet from 62| ct*lo-?6 pr jmir GLASS LAMPS—of fifty different Patterns, Horn one shillinc to So per pair. GLASS Sugar Bowls. Fruit Bowls, Molasses Pitch ers, Show Tumblers* Ac. Ac Solar Lamps, Chandeliers and Girandoles. Solar Lamps, very cheap, varying from SI,75 to#10. Fort v different pattern# of Solar l.:uu|s. GIRANDOLES—some new pattern#, viz— Puuland Virginia. Cupid. Drunken Boy.Spirii ot ’70. Fanny Kll iler. Flower i*irl. llomeo and Juliet. Boy and Dog,and a great n.any patterns not mentioned. CllA N DEI.IERS—w ith from *2 to Gburners. Side So lar Lampii. Hanging Solars, Brocket Lamps, Ship's Swinging Lamps. Britannia Dare. Rich and Common Tea and Coffee Pots, Urn#,Coffee Filterers, A c. Castors, front 50 cts to #25—20 different patterns. Silver ami Plated Dare. Such as Tea Pots, Coffee Pots. Urns. Tea Kettles. Castors. Snuffer* and 'Prays, Salver*, Egg Boilers. But ter Knives. Cake Baskets. Ac. Table Cutlery and Tea Trays. 500 Sets of common and Ivory Table Cutlery Common and Gntl.ir Tea 'Prays, ot all patterns,some ui0*| beautifully inlaid with Pearl llnlry Lamp*, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Lanterns of ♦**i<I:. — v.m* ty—and very cheap. Rockingham and Hre Proof WARE. Flower Vase* ot* nSI Kinds Our Stork is tin* !irg« s| in the State, and those w Ho are in waul will do well to call and look at us . having lately m:«d>* a new arrange nient in our store lor coi.ve- ii ence. we can show our good* at a ginwl advantage.— Call and see it you don! huv l-i fl W HEATH & CO NEW YORK Broad Street, Bath. Till: subscrilters having bought thrnghl of Messrs Free 1 man A McDotuiough, for the exclusive sale of the pa tent Flint Enamel Ware, in the following towns in this State, viz : Aina, Arrow sir, Bath, Boothbay, Bnwdoinhnm, Bnw duiii, Bremen, Bristol, Dauwuiscoita. Dresden, Georgetown, Jefferson, Lewiston, Lisbon, Newcastle, No bleltoro’, I’erkii ;s. I liipsburg, Richmond, 'Topshaiii. Tow n seud, I nion, Webster, Wist Bath, Warren, Westport, White fie Id, Wiacaneti Woolwich. And would take this method of informing their and the public that they have opened a Warehouse on On Bro:xl Street, opposite ZIYI IIl it): A Co., Until, for the sale ofthe above ware—anti also for the sale Patent Right for the above territory, BATH EXCEPTED, This wan- being somethin:: entirely new—the | ublic invited to cull and examine lor themselves, as the


ocr: ©he ©rue iDatcr of fife I DR, WISTER’S ©mu a o 53 ail IN QUART BOTTLES. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE I N T HE WORLD. 5000 Lives Saved the past season. 900 Cases confirmed Consumption 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 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. W hooping Cough, Croup, Influen za, Pain in the Side and Chot, Rest lessness, Nervousness, also Night Sweats, 8:0 , &c. If people will mu-r wi lt these and numerous other : iliseax s n j> their oh it liiiiii. a.< limit it will be wfeu an infallible rente ly i< within their reach. Despair they need not, even shoul! theirense have been ever so much neglected, or what is equally bad. tampered with by the iguorem pretenders with winch the country abounds In purchasing l)r Winter’s Cherry Pectoral the pub lic have ih s sinisfnciinti •—It is the Scientific Com I pound of an Eminent Physician, long skilled in the cure ot the various diseases with which the human family is afflicted, and who in giving lorin this pre script i< i: had no oilier motive than to relieve the dis tressed. and acquire that just meed of fame, which a 1 generous public always accords to the doers of good deeds Manufactured, as it is, by educated, practical • chemists, the public have am thetguaranty ot its supe rior excellence, aird obtaining one quart for the same price that has been paid tor a few ounces, is tut argu ment which speaks directly to •* sensitive point—the For sale in Rath by A. C«. Pn^C and


ocr: New Watches & Jewelry. T. H. G. MARSTON HAS just received from Boston and New York, as splendid assortments of M atches, Jewelry, Ac., as was ever before offered inthis Market,which will 1 be sofd as tn\p as can be bought nttywlrore; OZH Please call and examine. Bath. Feb IS. 1351. 35 Clocks! Clocks!! * G If B.Vlv vnriety of ctnhl day -and -thirty hour CLOCKS, for sal. Cheap,al ' f .If. G MARSTON’S, M


ocr: HIGHLY IMPORTANT! IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING!! HATS! CAPS! FURNISHING G ® Ol) S! rmswriTT" iiusooks. AT THE WELL KNOWN OUTFITTING NORTH END OF UMON BLOCK, 'J^iOOT Nearly opposite the head of Broad Street, Have just received their FALL STOCK, Comprising all the STYLES of Goods, of foreign and domestic manufacture, con stituting by far the largest stock IX THE STATE ! AT PRICES Much Reduced l from our former well known low rates. rite public will find in our Spacious Warehouse! Garments of every style and des cription, manufactured in the very best and most faithful man ner. at such EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, as to insure a saving of at least twenty-live per cent, to the pur chaser. In addition to which, the pub lic have the advantage of making their selections from the in the State, every article of which is of the very best quality, and every garment made up in the best and most LOW PRICE SYSTEM. Established by us, will not onlv adhered to, but we are prepared to open the TiY SELLING rrsTon-YAiiE clothing, H A T S A !G D GAPS, Furnishing Goods, &c., At a large reduction on our tor mer well known LOW RATES ! We are enabled to do this, in con sequence of the Immense Quantity ! of Goods, which the excellent quality of ev ery article offered lor sale m tins LNTLNSlVi; ttSTABLlSHHENT. ennMes us to dispose of* and the hitherto precededted LOW PRICES! At which we are selling every article neces sary lo the Complete Outfit! —OF THE— Mechanic, Laborer, Seaman, Trader, Professional Man, Or Man of Fashion! Also every style of pinnems lor Tlie rapidly increasing favor with the public have, fnrthe last four years, receiv ed and rewarded our efforts to


ocr: • ! Just Received, * (PER SHIP SCXBEAM) DIRECT IRON LIVERPOOL, A New Kind of Ware! S.W. HEATH & CO, H.\\ V. just received, direri tiom the manufacturers in Kngland. a new kind « (' ware—so metlung different and superior to any thing i vrr t tier* d before .n he l’ Stale*—we being 'lie o ,\ agent in the Stale of Maine. A Dinner or lea Sol of iLis w m v is so durable ihal U will last a li e turn ns n i> inij« >hible to destroy the enamel. The shapes are also different from any thing ever before offered and the ware will speak l<»r itself, every piece is slumped with our nnme, and wur ruined. Edward's Pnient Irou Stone Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet and Coffee Sells While <»ramie Dinner, Coffee,Tea,and Toitei Sets, i Pearl White do do do do do j MuJberv do do do do do Flowing Blue do do do do do 1 do Dove Pultern do do do do do Light Mine do do do do do And various other patterns too muuerou# to men on G LAS S WAGE, OF EVERY DESCRIP T1 OX. TIMHLF.KS—of Flint Glass, front 62 \ cents to 24 per doz GLASS DlSUF.S—on rVet from (V.\ rls to pr pair GLASS l.A.Ml'S—of fifty different Patterns, irotn j one shit line to So per pair. G Lass Sueur Mow 1*. Fruit Bolvts, Molasses Pitch- 1 ers. Show l i.mtiicrs. Ac. Ac Solar Lamps, Chandeliers ami Girandoles. Solar Lamp*, very cheap, varying from $1,75 to 810. Forty different patterns of Solar l.:uu| s. GIKA N DOLLS—some n* w patten s. \ iz—Pan! and Virginia. Cupid. Drunken Hoy.Spirit oi ",x. Fanny Li sle r, Flower i.irl, Romeo and Juliet. Hoy and Dog.and I a great i. any patterns not mentioned. Cll A \ DF.I.I KM >—w nh from 2 lo (< burners. Side So lar Lamps. Hanging Solars, Brocket i.un p» Ship's Swinging Lamps. Britannia Ware. Kich and Common Tea and Co flee Pots. I* ms,Coffee Filterers. A c. Castwts. front 50 cts to 525—20 different patterns. Silver and Plated Ware. Such »s Tea Pots. Coffee Pots. Luis. Tea Kettle*. Ca-to *. Si.i i:rr> and Tray s. Salvers. Fgg boilers Mul ler Knives. Cake Muskets Ac. Table Cutlery and Tea Trays. 500 Sets of eo-imi.ni ami Ivory Talde Cutlery Common :11 • l lioti.u Tea 1 rays, cl all patterns, some most bcauMiuiiy inlaid with Pearl. I.nlry OF El £/' r DESCRIPTION. T.antcrns of endless v.iri* ty— ami very cheap. Rockingham and T ire Proof WARE. Flower Vases ol* all Kinds <*ur Stock is l It largest in ibe Sintc. am! those who arc in want w do well b« rail nnd 1* ok at ns . lav mg • lately mailo a i:<-\v arrargi mem in t*ur sion* lor eervr m - 'lice. \\ c can -'.••xv c<nr finals ai a good udvuniuge.— Call and arc u \i«n dottt bnx lsif S \V HEATH .V CO. X E W V 0 R K " Eroad Street, Eath. rpilF, subscribers having bought thc.:ght of Messrs Free I man A McUouuuugh, lot the exclusive sale ut the pa tent Flint Enamel Ware, in the folloxxr 2 towns in this State, viz : Ali a. A1 r»-xx -i- . Hath. Bonihbux. ! oxv 11 ham, Boxx - (loin. Bremen. Bristol, Dainarisoolin. Dresden. F<l.:ecoi:jb. Cmrgotoxv 11. Jefferson. Lewiston. Lisbon. .\« wens tie, Ao i blrboro'. I'erk s.| lupslMog. Kiet».no:i«l. Tor-sham. Towu ' send. I 11011. \V cl n r. est Until. AN arrrn. W ashington. Westport. Whit, fit 1.1. AA i-< asset. W oolwich At.d would t .h. It. - KM • : and the unite that tin'' have opened a Warehouse 011 On Ui'.c.i Miti‘1, opi-nsilr ZIX l It \ l>i: A ( <>.. Halil.


ocr: SAGADAHOCK —AND— OUTFITTING WAKEIOfSE. Jost received aod for sale by J. BALLOU, THE LARGEST STOCK OF IMlEiNl kUS I0YS READY MADE 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 greatest care from large assortments of CUSTOM HIDE (LOTHIMI. 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 Lover than was ever before asked for similar articles in Maine. There having been heretofore much complaint in the commnui ty that the prices for Ready Made Clothing in Bath, was TOO HIGH, The subscriber is determined that cause for such complaint should


ocr: _QP_ NEW 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 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 Hiver, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a. pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a seven-by-nine shop under the Sa gadahock 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: SAGADAHOCK —AND— OUTFITTING VA1EE0VSE. Jut received mJ fer sale by J. BALLOU, THE LARGEST STOCK OF men km boys 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 greatest 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 Lover than was ever before asked similar articles in Maine. '] here having been heretofore much complaint in the commnui ty that the prices for Ready Made Clothing in Bath, was TOO HIGH, The subscriber is determined 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. he proposes to, and WILL at prices which shall give


ocr: THK STEAMKR J. D. PIKKCF, CapC. CH4S. II. BECK, WILL run until further notice from Bath to and back, in connection with ihe Kennebec Portland Railroad,as follow*: Leave Baih at 6 o'clock A M, and at '2\ P M.(or the arrival of the Cars from Boston) lor Richmond, Car diner, Hallo well and Augusta. RETURNING Will leave Augusta at 5 o’clock A M. and at l«| for Hallowed. Gardiner, Kichinond and Bath, to meet the 8| A M and 3 o'clock P \l train* ot Car* front Bath fi»r Portland and Boston. Bath, May 15.1185. 401 f CARPETINGS, AT BRUNSWICK. We have fitted up the basement of oar store as a Spacious Carpet Room, and shall hereaAer pay particular attention to this depart ment. We here just received a large aaeortment of English super, superfine, fine and common Woolen Carpeting-, Cotton and Wool do., 4-4, 5-4, 6-4 and 8-4 Canvas Carpet ing ; 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 Straw Mat ting; Hemp Carpeting;— Rugs; Painted Win dow Shades, &c. We ere also opening a new lot of Fashionable Bonnets! Rich Ribbons; Millinery Goods of all sorts; Fancy Goods, in great variety; House keeping and I)UY GOODS, for La dies wear, of every description ; and tee are selling them al Very LOW prices fur CASH ! ALEX. F. B04RDM.IL 0w49 No. 3 Dunlap', »W Rn,ns,riel. For Sale. Mi ^tEW two story and a half tu« , . IS. with oiittinililings there™, .™ *nd to’, east side of Washington Slrwt *i2^**?L °!Lth* —,-assa szi rSr? tffi,,,. -•Sj-sag Writing Desks! CHBAP WritingDesks, Portable Writing Dck. • I •• ver Clip.; Black. Bine and Red Ink ; fi,k stVntool ▼awoo* kinds; Pen-holders, Ac.. Ac., for soleby ’ May 7,1851. 4« SAWYER A MAGOUN. Notioe to Fishermen. For Sale. r «h^^r*sl’,,,a,t- m1, l'uil1 copper haw , *cl!00n*f f LOWES, 59 inns 9 months old—well found and well raipitim fbr a fishing vessel For further Lrvi Shottuck of Woolwich. the master huif I re^cr Cspt Timothy Batchelder, of 2~tfYDE% hardware! WWS Suhseriliers have • large and **|ThS a tected stock ol Hardware, Oils *f Ind ia OlUk, CnrpMier’a to#U fce •aid very cheap. MITCHfiLL k LOW


ocr: Mil HIM! _QP_ NEW 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 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 Hiver, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a. pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a seven-by-nine shop under the Sa gadahock 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!— S 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 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, just received, the subscriber would take this opportunity to state that he lias made arrangements to be furnished with Weekly Supplies ! of everything NEW and DESI RABLE in his line ofbusiness. Strangers visiting the city are cautioned to beware of being gull ed by swindling advertisements, calculated to deceive the 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 of 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 far the best assortment, and the Lowest Prices ! —AT THE— Bath Outfitting -WAREHOUSE; ; A. JvFARNSWORTH, Agenh - Rath, May 22,185k . 49tA l


ocr: j FIRE INSURANCE. The North Western Insurance COMPANY, STATE OF NEW YORK. PROPOSALS FOR INSURANCE. HOUSES, Baildnigt, Manufactories, Stores, Vessels in harbor, goods. wares and merchandise general* ly, from lout or damage by ftre. Incorporated by the State of N. York in 1832. CAPITAL, (all paid in) 150,000. DlBfiCTOBS. J Phillips Phoenix, N York. Lather Wright,Oswego Seth Grosvener, “ SB Ludlow. •« James Bogart. Jr. M Henry Eagle, “ George W Morton, “ Alvin Bronson, “ J V L Frayn, Albany. A F Grant. “ D P Browser, Oswego. James Lyon, “ George Finlier, “ GEORGE FISHER,President. SAMUEL HAW/.EY, Secretary. J, H. McLELLAIV, Agent for Bath. Feb. 27.1351. Iy36 Fire, Marine and Life INSURANCE. The Undesigned is AGENT for the Howard and trenton fire in surance COMPANIES, wiib a com bined capital and sur|>liis of over $325,000. The Rockingham and Atlantic Mutual Co.’s of Exeter, N. H-, ami will insure against damage* by Fire upou Dwelling Housi a, Furniture, Buildings. Merchan dise. Mills. Factories, Mechanics’ Risks, Vessels and cargoes and Vessels on the stocks, at current prices, on any oue risk, to the amount of $30,000. He is also Agent to receive application for Marine Insurance, In the Equitable Safety, Commercial Mu tual, {formerly coasters) and Columbian Insurance offices ol Boston ; tlie Amer ican Insurance office of Providence ; and llie Astor Mutual Insurance Office ol New York, and lo issue policies for the Lafayette Insurance Co., all having a combined cnpital and assets of over #1,500,000, And will insure against Marins Risks on Vessels, Freight, Money,Good* and Effects, to any amount re quired, ai the usuul rates All losses promptly paid Claims on Underwriters carefully adjusted und col lected. He is also agent for a safe and responsible Life Insurance Company, And will insure Home, California and Sea Risks, at the very lowest rat eg. JOHN II. KMBALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, A.VI) COM MISSIONER to take depositions and acknowl edgment, nf Dfgjg fur Massachusetts and New Hampshire. O lice I'-.iriv •• motile the Sagadahock House. Batn, March. 1851. ly.18 viutsMTisro*


ocr: FURNACES. VI. MvliK assortment of VI It S AC i:s lor heating Dwellin'* Houses, Stores, Churches and Halts. [laving had many years ox l>eriencc in tlie business, we think we can sell as good a furnace as can he had. and put it up in Hie best and safest manner. also os hand ltrick Furnaces, of many kinds, Portable ami Wood do.. ii 11 of which will he sold a wholesale or retail by Willard Walker & Co. 3*2


ocr: SAGADAHOCK Jnst received and for sale by J. BALLOU, THE LARGEST STOCK M K READY MADE CLOTHING jno Ever offered for sale in Bath, CONSISTING OF ,/ .11 .0 .J; Sliii. i I .T .9 Coats, Pants, Vests, Draw ers, Undershirts, and all articles of Men’s Apparel. All selected with the care from large assortments of CUSTOM HIRE 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 was ever before asked articles in Maine. There 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


ocr: —OF— NEW GOODS —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING I a The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the people Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of —OF— Clothing, HATS, caps; BOOTS&SHOES, Which lie will sell at priees 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 Kiver, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a pi ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a seven-by-nine shop under the Sa gadahock 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 I have adhered to the One Price System ! well known to the public. The SUPERIOR OllLITY my goods is proved by the con and increased patronage which 1 have been favored the public. The Low Price System introduced and established by establishment, and the public rest assured that I shall al- be prepared to Defy Competition ! Besides the large and splendid of CLOTHING! the latest styles, and best work splendid assortment SPRING STYLE HATS * CAPS! GOODS, pmt? ft received, the subscriber would this opportunity to state that has made arrangements to be with Weekly Supplies ! everything NEW and DESI in his line of business. Strangers visiting the city are to beware of being gull by swindling advertisements, to deceive the unwary, thus avoid being cheated bv exorbitant prices for mean, made clothing, at a shop a good part of the stock is up ol the fag-ends and con articles of the last year’s of the BATH OUTFITTING discarded to make room


ocr: r —OF— NEW GOODS —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING I a The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the people Bath and vicinity that he has just received a large and splendid as sortment of —OF— Clothing, HATS, caps; BOOTS&SHOES, Which lie will sell at priees 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 Kiver, the barefaced and ridiculous assertions of a pi (?) neighbor, who occupies a shop under the Sa gadahock House, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to


ocr: Otisinros <f arD s. JOB PRINTING IN 4U ITS VARIETY AND CHEAPLY VMMMb AT THR OFFICE OF THE sasvsm iro©$©* FREDERIC NILES PALMER, TEACHES OF THE FORTE AND OBGAN. 1 T<>be found ak the Sagadahoc* IIouas. If DR. F. L. RAHBLET, at the Boothbay House, 3 Booth bay Harbor. CORONER, LINCOLN COUNTY, tf BATH. ME. 43 J. S. SEWALIi, Ship nnd Insurance Broker, Office on Front Street—over Charles • Store. Fire staff T.ife fmurnnc* effected. Cargoes v"««•?«nroenred —cargoes bought and so.d Bath, April 1, 1851. " ^ 41tf POHTBR * SMITH, k Connscllors at Office over John Hayden's store, Front BATH, HE. CIURLI, t. rORTU If5 UCOR RRITR. B. T. CURRIER, D. D. 8., Office at his residence, on Centre St., the CITY HALL, BATH, ME. All operation* in mechan ical and Surgical p rformed in n neat and per manent manner. Connected with his is an establishment Tor manufacture of all kinds | Block Tcctli. of the best quality. De tist's supplied to older. 33tf J. H. ALLEN & Co, Imp Tiers ami De tiers in BAH IRON &, Rails, Ship Spikes, Wagon Axles Springs. Ac. NIcLcllau’s Wharf, Bath, !He. J. H. Alls*. Ub J. 11. McI.cliax. UPTON’S PiCTOSB 45 Front Street. J. D. YOUNG, M. D.. , Physician and Surgeon, Until, [tie. Office corner of Front and Broad Street». Refer* Ity permit to H. L. Nichol*, M. !).. Me. J Houghton M. t)., Till •\v>‘ll. Me; S:| ue| •»r«***. Prof. Surgery, ami F.lishn llnrilelt. M . |) et Practice Med. in the I'uiversiiy at New York JACOB S. SEWALL, NOTARY PFBLIC, —AND— Commissions for tltr State of 45 BATH. BIB. tf JOHN H. KltintU., .4 TTORXE Y .4 T LA l V, INSURANCE BROKER, Bath “MAI* r. Commissioner for Mass, and .V. and Notary Public. 57“ Marine. Kir and Lite ln«or ■ ncr offeried. BRONSON & SEWALL, Counsellors & Attsrnrvs at Office in Pierce's Blockt Front Street, BATH, DAYID IIONDON. -it W F. D. SEWALL. j. Aathews’m. D. Physician and Surgeon, Respectfullytendershi* professional acrvieesio inhabiiantMif Hath aipl vicinity. Office on Front Street, orer the start of Ma goun if Stinson. tflO ELISHA CLARKE DEALER >\ Rook*, Stationery nnd Fancy Articles, School Books nnd Blank «»t all Kind*. Cheap lor Cash. NEXT NORTH THE ELLIOT HOUSE. FRONT ST. BATH. ME. «. n. tlcCL MA A C o., SOHIIP i3AWH22Sa No. 2. Broad Street. Bath. .tto. JAMBS ROBERTS. FASHIOMAile BARBER A 0 HAIR .DRESSER. Office ocerF>'her * Bn 'Sr Shoe «fs e, Front St. Gentlemen wisiim^ a o •ntiorinble shave will Mr R aiwiysprepured tt»terve them with his 'ii» h a state as to insure despatch withoutpul/inc 15tl DAVIS A nULLIKEN, Auction & Cnamissnn AUGUSTA ,t ME FRANCIS DAVIS. CHARLES H. Ml LI.IK H. REFERENCES. Hon Rnel Wil inma, Gen Green lief White, OARDIN EH lion G«t Evnii*. ISen 6w V' Batcht-ldrr.


ocr: j ! j | | j I j i ; I j ! I ; , i BULLARD’S Embracing One and a half Miles of Shipping, the Battery, Castle Garden, and the Every-day Life in 8ROASWA7 > ; With Perspective Views of Forty-live streets leading: from that far-famed thoroughfare; together with Views of other Streets, Buildings, and Objects of Interest in other parts of the WILL BE EXHIBITED AT BATH, IN THE CITY BALL, Saturday Afternoon and Evening, Nov. 1, At 3 in the afternoon and 7 1-2 in the evening, and at the same place Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, in the afternoon and evening of each day. ADMISSION 25 CENTS. Children under 10 years of age, accompanied by one or both of their parents, FREE. If unaccompanied by their parents, 12 1-2 Cents. Doors Open one half hour before the Panorama movjjg. This being a FRESCO PAINTING, looks equally as well when exhibited by sun light as when exhibited in the evening by artificial light. THE PANORAMA COMMENCES WITH A BIRD’S-EYE VIEW OF THE WHOLE CITY. The beholder then has a view of the North and East Rivers, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey City, Governor's Island, with its Forts and Barracks, Bedlow's Island, Staten Island, Quarantine, and the Narrows. Each person who sees this Panorama will view New York precisely as they would, were they to land at JERSEY CITY FERRY, FOOT OF CORTLAND-STREET. It is almost impossible to mention all the objects of interest represented, but those mentioned in this bOl are among some of the most important. Seamen’s Floating tlhurch, Steamboats, Barges, • ’ • DISTANT VIEW OF Jersey City, Bethel Chapel for Seamen, Ships, Barques, &c., from various Ports, Boston and Philadephia Steamboats, Chagres and Breman Line of Steamships, ! Floating Baths, BATTERY, Bay and Islands, Barge Office, Staten Island and South Ferries, Canal Boats md East River Shipping, Whitehall Street. MORE THAN ONE MILE OF SHIPPING Is represented as it lies in Port, at the Piers, and in the Docks bordering on West-Street, the great Commercial Thorough- V fare of New York City. View of the CANAL BOATS as they appear receiving and discharging their freights is faitli- ft fully represented. There probally is no point in New York City that more powerfully impresses a stranger of file vast T amount of business done at the Empire City, than to view from the BATTERY the Steamers and Shipping ffortt every J part of the world. All this is faithfully represented in this painting. The battery is resorted to by all classes of citizens— r the Millionare with his wife and children, and the beggar in his rags. All is represented as it is—every tree, walk- and : thing — in minute detail. VIEW OF BOWLING GREEN AND FOUNTAIN. Hi THE PANORAMA OF YORK CITY Is painted upon the largest architectural scale of any Painting ever exhibited in the United States, ft is longer fhan ' Banvard’s Panorama of the Mississippi. Everything is represented in its most minute particular, even to the eolor of the ! signs, window blinds, sash, window shades and curtains of each dwelling. The following are among some of the principal Buildings represented; — THE HOUSE OCCUPIED BY GENERAL WASHINGTON* Sir Henry Clinton, Lord Howe and Aaron Burr, Trinity Church. St Paul’s Church, Astor House, CITY HALL, Irving . House, City Hospital, Bullard’s Studio, American Art Union, Rbp .ounce of John Jacob Astor, St. Thomas' Church, Uni- •j versity Medical College, Entrance to Tripler Hall, in which Jenr/ Lind gave her Concerts. VIEW OF UNION PARK! WITH FOURTH AVENUE, AND RAIL ROAD. FROM UNION-PLACE HOTEL. The following are some of the scenes represe ited in this Panorama, as seen in the street in Broadway: Funeral Procession of General Worth, Col. Duncan* and Major Gates, HEARSES. G1AHDS OF ill ti MS OF MUSIC. SS1FIH PUBS OF 1 ffl OF 111! Ill W. New York Volunteers Returned from the Mexican War. Continentals with Dodworth’s Band of Music; Procession of Odd Fellows, to the^ dedication of Odd Fefknrs If all; City Guards with Governors Island Band; Hearse aid Carriages at a Private Funeral; Sabbath School Procession; Scotch High | landers with Bagpipes; Baxter Blues on a Target Excursion; Gen. Morris’ Troop of Hussars in fuH uniform; Scene of • Fire, and oonfusion in Broadway in a storm. J£3T*The Panorama of N. Y. City” was completed on the 1st day of November 1850. It has coet oter Fifteen Thou sand Dollars. It was painted by New York’s favorite artist, O. A. Bullard, a native of Steuben county,- N. Y. Those fflr^who are familiar with N. Y. City, sill, as they view the Painting, imagine that they are there. % For Sale. ANEW two story and a half Hotfse and Lot, with outbuildings thereon, situated on tha east side of Washington Street, near the Rail road crossing There is an excellent well ol water near the door, and the house Is very convenient in even* respect. WM. STACEY. Bath, Marrh 26, 1851. tftO Copying Presses, BILLHEAD Sox EsTposi Offices. Calendars, Card Racks, Pen Racks, and a large variety of Fancy Stationery, just received and for sale May 7,1851. 46 SAWYER ft MAGOIN HOUSE PAPER. Flour, Pork, Beef and Chctsfi JUST received by the subscriber, per brt" Catherine. direct from New Yolk, the best brands FAMILY FLOUR, such as Railroad—Empire—Calhoun—J II Beach— B Usher. Also. Common brands. Also. Buckwheat Flour—Chicago MESS BEEF— New York do do—Boston do do—M ESS PORK—New York CHEESE—Boston do. All of which Will he sold cheap for cash. R. R. SMITH. Bath. Jane 35, 1351. ftf Wooden Ware, &.o. WASH-TUBS, Pails, Wash Boai.lv Clothes Pins. Dough Rollers, Towel Rollers, Knife Boies, Hair ami Wire Seises, Duel Brashes, Corn Brooms and NEW GOODS I THE subscriber has just received a large of fresh FAMILY GROCERIES* which, id a* lion to his former stock, comprises one of the large* OMong Teas, Ninyong, do ihe ciiy. among whiih arc Old Hy.«ou TEAS, Young do db Souchong do. Old Gov’t Java COFFEE, Pernambdeo (>**»< Rio do Si Domingo d<r* Dutch Crushed SUGAR, PowderedSorer, St Croix do Porto Rico do Havana *0. _ _ . _ _ I*ard—Codfish— Rice— Cask and Boa RdWiw rants—Burning Fluid, extra quality—Bar Soap—Vo lasses—and rill other articles usualry kepi in * Grocer j Store. To be sold at the lowest ***** R R. SMITH, Opposite lire !*■*»*■>"*» Hon*f_


ocr: SAGADAHOCK CLOTHING & OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOCK 1 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 5 HATS * CAPS! GLOVES AND MITTENS! WITH AI.L KINDS OF FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, Ac., Ac. Will commence at Ins 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 ap m a © m s which will not fail to Give Satisfaction ! ! 07* 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. „ TO THE PUBLIC. Splendid Assortment -OF FASMONABLE FALL & WINTER CLOTHING! HATS, CAPS, i FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES & JTJRS. A. J. FARNSWORTH, at The well known Outfitting Warehouse! H 18 now on hand, 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. icC. Also every description of SEAMENS’ CLOTHING Matreases, Chests, Oil Clothes, See.: A su perb article of Moleskin Hats ! Cloth, Plush and Fnr Onps, Buffalo Coats, Muffs and Tippets, FtTRIfISH1NG GOODS, *Nt> BOOTS AND SHOES! It is unnecessary for me to state to those who have visited the places where Clothing is sold in this city, including niv establish ment, that our stock is larger by one half than any other. Of the </tinlity of my goods I shall leave it (or the public to judge. In ibis connexion I Will say a word in re lation tn a vindictive and pointless fling con tained In an advertisement of the proprietor el a small shop tinder the Sagndahock House, notwithstanding the Contemptible source from which it emanates. I am satisfied to leave him to the judgment of the public, as it is now a frequent occurrence for those who buy of me, and who have heretofore been gtrAVrf by the purchase ol some article at the above mentioned simp, to utter their male dictions on its proprietor. 1 would say in conclusion, to all STRANGERS! Who me in want of Clothing, Hats. Caps, Furnishing Goods, Boot and Shoes, or Furs, TO VISIT Tin; Bath Outfitting Warehouse North end of Union Mock, Front St.,exam ine my Goods and learn my prices. A. J. FARNSWORTH^ Agent. Bath, Nov. Id, 1851. «w81


ocr: tis, frt or rhu SPOKEN. Jnly »4th. Gihralter EN E 20 miles, Montery. Crowell, fra Leghorn fot New York. Aug 15, lat V> 30, km », was seen ship Macedonia. tra Newport, K. for Podland HAT!! A. J. FARNSWORTH has just received Beebe’s Fall Style m a q , A superb article, which those in want of a new hat are mprcthlh Invited to rail and examine. Abo an extensive variety of Ready-made Clothing, FURBISHING GOODS, CAPS. BOOTS AM) SHOES! which will be sold at extremely LOW PRICES! Bath Outfitting Warehouse. a. j. fakxsworth, Agent. Rath, Sept 1°, 1851. ijftf A. B. BUTLER & CO.. Formerly Ltford Butlrr, IVOI LD inform their friends and the public that they »» have ju>i returned from Boston with a large ai.il bcautiiul assortment of Goods. Among which are LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS. of ever' variety and size. All Wm l Thibet*. Silk and Wool lash men*. Cotton and Wool Cashmere*, Alpac caa of every quality and color. some new ami beautiful patterns. Preach all Wool Fig ured lVlsine?—do do Plain do, in a variety of colors.— Cotton an Wool IK'Lames m 1”0 different style*. price, •rout l^j to AO rent* |*er ) J. Fruits, ui a large variety, from t> . to 25 cents . er yd. Also VVliito and Colored Flannels, very cheap A large lot of Bleached and Brown Sheet ing*. b«*u^ht umb*r pn e, am will he *oW cheaper than ran be bought on the ri ■ er. In connection with the abov^ ts a full assortment ot German " Tsteds, Worsted Patterns and materials for working and embroidering llavn £ an experienced hand to purchase our Goods, who is constantly in the market, we k^l eoiiudent that we can give all who uiay favor us w uh a caal an extra Bargain. No $ Kelley’s Block, Opposite Sagadahivk Bath, Sept 12, l SSI. 3w l£ DR. PAYNE IlM removed to the house on Middle Street, recently occupied by 11. C. Bailey, Rsq., nearly opposite the New Jerusalem Temple. 7 FARE REDUCED. TI1K public n^e requested to n< ' re that the su'-scri A b. r a il is'i.vry jus?, mi's ti> at • from th>- |>,wits ■ TWELVE \M) A HALF CENTS* each, liu'lrau ot tvrvnty-tivc. a* :i Totofrre charge i. A ! or 'er' let; at tue Hatch House will be promptly are .ded to. ' RKMKMRKR TUT. COACH Bain. Aug Jl 1 111* CYRUS PU'M MF.R. MRS. M. E. ELLIS, HAS as» .mi removed to the store formerly occupied by Mrs. Kimball. on Centre Street where ale will l»e hnppv !"«•(* hrr »*rten-G nrd former customers She mte i < keeping a £**■.; a««oi mem of .Vlillincry and Fancy Goods, Dress Goods. Ac A 'so. Fruit and Confectionery, nil of which will t»e sold very cheap. Mr* E won Id teiderhersi icere thauls to the Indies i of Hath and vi< i .i*v for the liberal patronage she ha< alrradv received and respectfu 11 \ soiu iis a continuance Bath. Aug ’-‘0, 1S5I. 9 HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS. D. ROBINSON, JR, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CARPETINGS, OF ALL 11XDS. OIL CARPETINGS, OF ALL WIDTHS. Docking, Ru»s, Straw Haitians, MATS, STAIR ROl ' Ac. OF ALL QUAUTlL*. M ATRESSES, Made from Hair, Palm Leaf, llu,t DRAPERY MATERIALS, AND ’ UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Window Shades aud Fixtures, QITLTS, 13KD COMFORTERS. FEATHER BEDS, TABLE CLOTHS, or all x:nds. Tickings, Dimity, Turkey Red, Carpet Bags, Ac-, Ac. PAPER HANGINGS. In this branch, I shall keep as large an as sortment of Room Paper as can be found in the v-tate. Papers from 6 1-4 cts., upward. S H AWL S I I hare and intend to keep ell the new stvlee of Shswla, as soon as introdueed Into the Bos ton and New York Markets. vasraffHAsy asiSSJiBfflo Please examine a Model at my Rooms. WEATHERSTRIPS. Warranted to keep out Dust, Rain or£now, when attached to the base of a Door. Orders from the country faithfully attended to. CfcaMbers aver 88, N aid 91, MIDDLE STREEr, PORTLAND. , SrH L1WI JmJ,


ocr: CARPET, FEATHER ' —AND HOUSE FURNISHING WAREHOOMS. D. ROBINSON, JR, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CARPETINGS, OF ALL KINDS. OIL CARPETINGS, OF ALL WIDTHS. Socking, Sags, Straw Mattings, MATS, STAIR RODS, &c. raN>5~aa.^x grg>rgrrsBrr^ j OF ALL QUALITIES. M ATRESSES, Made from Hair, Palm Leaf, Husk, &c., DRAPERY AND UPHOSLTERT GOODS, 1 Window Shades and Fixtures, QUILTS, 1SED COMFORTERS. FE 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 State. Papers from 6 1-4 cts., upward. SHAWLS ! I have and intend to keep all the new jf Shawls, as soon as introduced into the Bos ton and New Yock Markets. Please examine a Model at my Rooms. WEATHER > TRIPS. Warranted to keep out Dust, Rain or when attached to the base of a Door.* Drders from the country faithfully attended Chambers over 88, 9ft and 92, MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND. Sept. 4,1851. 3mll Boston, August, 1851. CARPETINGS rPIIE subscribers have now in store, and are daily rc 1 ceiving from the factories in England and Lheir stock for the FALL HALES. Our assortment is large and varied, embracing VARIETY OP PARRIC, QUALITY AND STYLE, from the rich est to the lowest. In the better qualities of Velvet!!, Tapestries and we have the best manufactures, both domestic ami and are constantly receiving the NEW STYLES as pome nut. Importing our English goods direct from manufacturers, knd receiving our domestics direct the factories, we are enabled to sell at the lowest Our stock of Imperial and Super Three-Plys, Super Extra Fine Ingrains, is very large and embraces very many new and styles. The above with large lots of h w prced Wool, Wout Ingrain*, every grade nnd stj le of STAIR CARPETINGS, together with our usual assortment of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, WOOL AND COTTON BOOK INGS, CANTON MATTINGS, MATS, AC., combines to make one of the best assortments of goods the line in this market—to which the attention and spection of buyers is solicited. Will. P. TENNV & CO., C A R P E T II A L L , 3mll Over Maine R R Depot, Hay market feqr. THE GREAT RENOVATER OF THE BLOOD. THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, ULCERATED SORES, AND ALL FORMS OF CUTANEOUS DISEASES. These Complaints can be speedily and mired by using a bottle of ! D?S.P.TOWNSEND'S-] S AR S A PAR ILL A Thousands have experienced its salutary effects, tens of thousands have witnessed it. uuiil it lias io be a question among the intelligent portion of community. When the blood becomes lifeless and stagnant, from the effects of spring weather,change of want of exercise, or the use of a uniform saline


ocr: —OF— NEW GOODS —AT THE— BATH OUTFITTING The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the people of j Bath and vicinity that he has just | received a large and splendid as- j sortmcnt of STYLES —OF— Clothing, HATS, caps; BOOTS <fc SHOES, Which he will sell at prices which never have been and never will be outdone, or approached, by anv 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 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 gadahock House, to the contrarv notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to clergy men (it cost, and other professions liberally considered.” Working men, of 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 adhered to the


ocr: in Mrdir nc gcnrmMy. BRANT’S PULMONARY BALSAM. Tlie Great COIGII RF^IFDT. Mnnv rear* of experience, and more than a If nndred Ttioii«nn<l Carrs of Com* 11 in |»t ire l umriaima, k«*a Eroved to tl»e umlonRtrd sal t*i actum of all pmima wk, «vr Iwoome arquamt<*d w.fh this Kvmdrr/Wf naiA. that it » greatly aiiperlor, bwnwr it ia imI Wnf, ami rf rni In to rare fnn»u nipt Ion of tie I,lines, tl»an any other Remedy m Hw worm. We fennw, however, that it >» mi>l hy i"irw that C<Mi»iimpii-.io ran nut lie cured Re that ibn opm:«Mi id l he m int or tlm ft*w. •* aluiil not attempt to argue with sorti. hot 1I1 • we meU and do <raarrf aa a fort, whtcb con he proved in tlionnnnrln of rase*, (hat thia medic me kne rureil I'-mgke a«l dm mmtn which. hr/»r« the cure* were effected. were railed rent Consumption, aud which were aitan.M w ,th -j-j-ir that rwaemlded. and were mall ’~r«U Hke Uw araiptmna of Ihoae who d*r. and whm dmd are aa.d 10 have 4md with that fatal d.seaae Consumption. Tina Ra.aamhaa rered ffcoiattofa of persona who were aaid to be t alBicl ed—w ho ha<l hard, dry. ntrtima C ou*k* - /’•»*. m lh« Brm«t, .v>*, and Jha.*-IMMrally ot Kretiikiaa Huruirnt T_r/xr f..r.<t**m — HrrTa Freer — Stykf 'rof»-aa4 wnstina »«nj of the Klnh and Blood, rrrwaa aavint rarh voaiplaiuta bate laru curwd aArr 11 —aa aawt they ewuid ad Ihe 1 week longer Thia Med non haa cniwd aoran who vrrre auppuaed to he ia a dytaf mate. »Hit. hy the imp of Una remedy, uiey aow live, and «bm food health. * Thin Itnlanai la jwrafy a re»ah'i eetm/mund. It in plena ant tn take, arvi »»m Aw rai»> y m any ata^e of di*> eaae or nodor any ctrcmaatancve. It • hen a a* waadarfal and aW mlmcalaa- Care* he Purify iw«, Mroaih «*■*. aad lavlRamtinf the whole atrateru—hv ry tiff **"9 the cireelnlum, and producing a kmelthy act.ua—.thua fthtyint Coaah—auotAiao lAe Nerve*—and <i*4ra, mm4 fariliuuief Ex|»art*ralioa. It Cunt* the fallow mg dm Consumption, COUGHS aad Cei±, Pmudkiefa. fadhwa, »f Me*, Meeting at the Inwoe, Pni— m the Mreaet. hide, and Ckeef. Nwwmmm AMC Iteemte. Palpitate the Henri, and dl flMALk WEAKNKhhKs and Cemptamte anatag »k**BfriWL Cholera lafamum, he. IF* Far l’raaf ial particular* of Curaa. em oar Ptuaphlrti and JiaaftiBa aD oar Ageau bar a them ye lira aw«y. » Fur h.ile hy .4. Ga Pago, Bath ; CX 'i v«. h id-L.-u/wa-aori, II. Bar !'5r‘‘* ■* ,l,>lH*L''iC.Bwii»a, n> tfipoM.t;). o il TV.:, ® ie»v»i*‘-'l d t 'V*;tho^Le. \Yarrrii;..K ‘r.n»«»tt H^n.rr »»iarcc At Af.n*n. Smith Tho H P Oarr. M *w l.tn.h 1 n ; K Dan*. 'Vi#4yiv.yvit W Uibher A C ». futtld Hirer VHI.ige . YiMing ismn \!l nr lers n i*! be .% tdre»«ed 10 Wallave


ocr: For Boston Direct. The Elegant and Fast Sailing1 STEAM R OCEAN, CAPT. E. II. SANFOBDt WILE leave King's Wharf, Balh, for Boston i Monday and Thursday, at 6 o'clock P M. Rkturkixo—leaves Foster’s wlmrf, Boston, Tuesday and Friday tv cning at 7 o’clock K7- Freight taken at th- usual rates. No will he delivered till the freight bills are paid, and baggage landed from the Boat will be received into Store-house, or accounted for, unless given in of the Agent. N. R.—No live Culves will be taken as freight by Boat. FARE—Balh to Boston $1,00. Meals ex tra. J. S. ELLIOT, Agent. Balh, April 17,1951.


ocr: CARPET,' -FEATHER -AND— HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOM8. D. ROBINSON, JR, Wholetale and Retail Dealer in CARPETINGS, OF ALL KINDS. OIL CARPETINGS,, OF ALL WIDTHS. Booking, Rags, Straw Mattings, MATS, STAIR RODS, &c. L-g-C 314\^ frO ST* S-C OF ALL QUALITIES. MATRESSES, Made from Hair, Palm Leaf, Hunk, &c., DRAPERY MATERIALS, AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Window Shades and Fixtures, QUILTS, BED COMFORTERS. FEATHER BEDS, TA BLE CLOTHS, OF ALL KINDS. Tickings, Dimity, Turkey Red, Carpet Bags, dec., Ac. PAPER HANGINGS. In this branch, I shall keep as large an as sortment of Hoorn Paper as can be found in the State. Papers from 6 1-4 cts., upward. S II AW 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. vsmmjksTEiMiKriESo Please examine a Model at my Kooms. WEATHER STRIPS. 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, 90 and 92, MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND. Sept 4, ISoI. 3mll House for sale. __ fT'llE two story Dwelling House situated on <2»5idL 1 Greet* Street, now occupied by Mr Peleg lasaM Wadsworth. For terms. Ac. apply to * , M. F. GANNETT.


ocr: BRANT’S PULMONARY IUUI The Great COUGH REMEDY. Many years of experience, and more than a Hundred TtinuMiind Cure* of Connnmptive Complainta, have proved to die undoubted aetisfactuNi of all persons who have become acquainted with Uus wonderful remedy, that H is at really superior, because iUa toothing and healing, and more certain to cure Consumption of the Lungs, than any other Remedy in the world. VVe know, however, that it is said by some that Consumption can not l»e cured. Be that the opinion of the many or the few, ws shall not attempt to arpue with such, but this we vriU m«, and do auert as a fact, which can be proved in thousands of cases, that this medicine has cured Cough* and d*e eatet which, before the cures were effected, were called real Consumption, and which were attended with rymptome that resembled, and were in all retpcct* like tlie symptoms of those who die, and when dead are said.to have died with that fatal disease Consumption. This Balsam has cured tknueandt of persons who were said to be hopelessly afflict ed—who had hard, dry, racking Coughs —Paine in the Breast, Side, and /feu*-Difficulty of Breathing— Pundent Expectoration —Hectic Fever— Night-Sweat*—and wasting away of the Flesh and Blood. Persons bavins such complaints have l*een cured after it was said they conld not live a week Ion per. This Medicine has cured some who were supposed to be in a dying state, but, by the use of this remedy, they now lire, and enjoy rood health. This Balsam ia rarely « vegetable compound. It is pleasant to take, and never doe* injury in any stape of dis ease or under any circumstances. It effects its wonderful and almenl mimeufeus Cores by Purifying, Strength ening, and Invigorating the whole system-by equali zing the circulation, and producing a healthy action—thus allaying Cough—toothing the Nerves—and aiding and facilitating Expectoration. It Cures the following dia - fix. Consumption, COUGHS and Coldt, Hronehitio. Jothma, Spitting of Blood, Blooding til the l.oogo, Paine m the Hroaot, sido, and Choot. Servomntoo, Sight Senate. P,Umtation gf the Heart, and all FEMAI. ^WEAKNESSES and Comptnmto aruia* ■herefrom. Cholera lnfoatam, he. or Far Proof and panicolar, of Cam, tea oar PfunphlcU and HandblUo—oll our Agniu have lOaaa u ft*, away. For sal. by A. G. Page, Bath ; C. A. Macomher,snd J. Wakefield, Rocklaira ; W. H. Bar nard, Wsldoboroj C. Prince, Thomaston; G. H. Thom as, Rmbiuoud; SB Weiherbee, Warren: E Dana, Jr, Damariscotta; Pierce k Martin, Sotllh Thomaston; It P Carr, Bowdoinbnm; E Dana, Wiscmaset, W A Bibber k Co, Little Hivor Village; Young A Co, Lew ietou. AU orders most ho addressed to Wallace k Co, 304 Brood way, If Turk. 1 ysow87


ocr: *D A TTT flTPAM CORDAGE MAMFVETORV. THE ahove Manufactory during the past season hav ing been completely refitted with new machinery— including Engiv.e, Tarring Apparatus and Spinn ng machinery—comprising all the latest iniprovenmuts. The proprietors would invite the mention of ship owners, and dealers fit Cordage generally, to their es tablishment. where may he found an assortment of first quality Hetnpand Manilla Cordage, which wifi he sold hv »c'tolesale or rti til as the lowest mo vfaeturerspri Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal to any in the market, furnished at short notice, and all orders from th * or neighboring towns, will be promptly attended P ease rail cha’ing elsewhere.


ocr: —OF— NEW GOODS —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 <fc 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 I and ridiculous assertions of a pi ' ous (?) neighbor, who occupies a ! seven-bv-nine shop under the Sa ! gadahock Mouse, to the contrary notwithstanding. The same man who advertises to sell “ to clergy men at cost, and other I liberally considered.” Working men, oi course, to pay the on what professional men buv My LOW PRICES! Which never have been and the fidelity with which 1 j always adhered to the | One Price System ! are well known to the public. Sl'PMOli PILOT , 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 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


ocr: Thk acknrm-Metd and nvtraciMinanr curative powara •f these wonderful invention* is now so generally known ■nd their sales and reputation throughout the w hole coun rv so extensive, that it wnnld seem unnecessary to urge heir merits further. But some late circumstances have •ccurrcd which render it a matter of duty to the public tot to he altogether silent, for while the ephemeral nos. rums of the day are trumpeted by columns through the ’ress and swallowed by quarts and gallons by the af lirted. and are found just good for nothing, fhrhlhS Galvanic aud JVaguetle Curatives, ,a\e been quietly working their way among the most ntelligent and respectable classes, and are constantly o'hicving cures in an alarming train of disease*, whioh ate lor age< baffled all theeaid of medicine aud all the esources of Science. These diseases are called N KR VOtTS COM PLAINTS, md in these diseases medicine 'n of no avail whatever. » never does good and it often does harm. Syrups, Ex* racts. Uulins. Balsams. Elixirs. Bitters. Pills, Powdera •nd Potions every kind ate alike worthless, for they veakeu the vital energies of the already prostrated ay s tem. w hile under the strengtliening. life-giving, vitalising uduence of Galvanism, as applied by this beautiful «fj* •nvery, tlie exhausted patient and weakened snflerer i» estored to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor. These remarks relate to such disease* as Ntl il \. TIC UOLOilKUX, BRONCHITIS, PALPITATION f the HE \RT. WEAKNESS, and all FEMALE DIR • RDERS. such as NERVOUS HEADACHE, LASSf i'l DE and DESPONDENCY, which nre only other names lor Nervous Derangement ; EPILEPTIC FITS md CONVULSIONS, which are now known to result from a non-equilibrium of Electric influence ; NERVOUS TREMORS, DE\FNESS, which is nearly always caused by torpidity of the Auditory Nerves, and can always he /•rrfertly cured by Galvanism, when the organ is not de *t roved ; DYSPEPSIA, in its worst forms; PALSY and e vil VIA SIS. uniformly caused by a deficiency of Nerv ous influence; CHRONH RHEUMATISM. TORPIDITY of the IJVER. PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH Cl It « ULATlON. SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS. DEF1 • IENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY, and ill those distressing complaints resulting from a DE* It WGKMENT of the NERVOUS S\ STEM. In the above prevalent and terrible class of disease*— Nervous Complaints are much more numerous than is generally imagined—


ocr: MJUIMt INSIUMnwu The Dope Insnrnnce Company, BOSTON, WITH A CAPITAL OF #200,000, Paid in and invested, according to law, will insure Marine Risks on Vessels, Freight, Monty, Goods and Effects, for an amount not exceeding $20,000, OX AXT ONE BISK. Insurance in this office can be done on application to J. S. SEWALL, Agent Bat*, Jury M, 1831. 3m3


ocr: HATH BK.VSS BAA’D, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. R. W. TWITCH ELL, OUt.Dre»pectfull; inform the public, that they Imve now amt are coiulanlly receiving and rehear Music from ihe mini etniticm composers. end are -red lo furnish miv number ol piece*, tnnn one 10 ", for \!uilnrv Parades. Drill*, OlTlc Procession*, irsious. Serenade*. Fire Lo npanie*, *c., al short ■e and on the mo*! reasonable lerin*. ale nl for ihcpaironage they nave already receic i,,.v irnsl llteir exeriion* to plea*e will mem a con inceof the same. For lenm-and other particular* K W TWITCHF.l.b, 1 sun, w \\ ii.so.N, i 11 MAYBKS, f K C KASSHTT, I J CRAWFORD, J Co iimi t'c. of Arrangement. Also in connection with the above, the BATH QUADRILLE RAM), $. C. HOWARD—Lender. W'iHfarttUh music for Military. Civic. Fancy, Fire men's Balls, Assemblies, Private Parties, Ac., any num ber of pieces requested. . „ . Ordurs left at Sawyer \ M.itjoun s Bookstore, oral Mr. II s Rooms, 2d doornorth oftlieSagndahork House, over l.arrabee’s Bonnet Saloon, willbe promptly atten ded to. Bath, Nov 2,1850. 6n»-°


ocr: Bath, Nov 2,1850. Stye t£ruc iDater of £ife DR. WISTER’S ©BoaBHAQ. PECTORAL IN QUART BOTTLER. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. 5000 Lives Saved the past season. 900 Cases confirmed Consumption cured. HOO Cases Chronic llheuatism. 1800 Cases Neuralgic Affections. 450 Cases Eruption of the Shin. 120 Cases Asthmas. 650 Cases Scrofula. 1.50 Cases Bronchitis. 375 Kidney and (iravel 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 will* these mid numerous other diseases it is their own fault, ns fault it will he when an infallible rentedv is within their reach. Despair they need not. even should thcircase have Been ever so much negleeted.or what is equally bad. tampered with by the iff norent pretenders with which t he country abounds. In purchasing Dr. NVister's Cherry Pectoral the pub lic have this satisfaction:—It is ilia Scientific Com pound of an Kmi next Physician, long skilled inthe


ocr: y CHAMOIS* *• ^ FURNACES. \I.\UitF. assortment of FURNACES for heating Dicelling Houses, Stores, Churches and Halls. Having had many years ex perience in the business. we think we ran sell as pood a furnace ns can he had. am) put it up in the best and safest manner. at.so ox hand Brick Furnaces, of many kinds, Portable and Wood do., all of wliieh will be sold a wholesale or retail by Willard Walker & Co. &


ocr: Stoves ! Stoves !! ney will be refunded. Jnnc 5, 1850 fT1HE subscribers have <»i hand and are new selling at the lowb.it pri ces, STOVES of every description, some of which are heavier, better finish ed. and more perfect than V any others in u*e. Wa warrant them.and if, apon trial of thirty days, do not prove satisfactory, the mo W. WALKER Jc CO. 50


ocr: NEW DRUG STORET THE subscriber would rrsjectfully inform hi* friend* and the public generally, that • lie has taken the store under the gagadn hock House, next door north of Uallou's Clothing Establishment, where he offers for sale a complete assortment of Drug*. M-d i ines^Ch-mic'itg, Fanty Arti'lts, Ptrju Hr will also keep on hand Confectionary of the best quality, also articles of diet for the sick, such as Arrow root, Irish and Iceland Mom, Sago, Tapioca, Groats, Oat Meal, IV*»?1 Barley, Ac. U ASHING FLL1D of a supcriorquality, by the bottle or gallon. Personal mid strict attention will be given to the com pounding of Physicians' prescription*. j r Family aiid Ships’ Medicine Chests carefully put up and replenished. J. MATHEW S, M. I>.


ocr: I BY OWES «V CO. Saturday Evening, Dec. 20. WII.L. lie *»t<l a large invoice of Dry Foreign und Do If inesitc Goods, suited to the season. BOOKS! BOOKS!! Tuesday Evening, Dec. 23. t LARGE invoice of valuable Rooks, including many ** beautifully bound Gift Books and Standard Poems.


ocr: CITY HALL! This Thursday Evening, D. P. GARDNER, The New England Soap Man, OF whom the above is a correct likeness ; will give a Scientific Lecture to the Ladies and Uenileineu ot Bath in the City Hall, this (Thursday) evening, tie is the first vender of an article who has adopted the re fined inode ot hiring public halls, presenting Ins custom ers with a cake ol his very superior Soap us they enter the building, ami then entertaining them with an orig inal, poetical. ami very amusing lecture, at only 12 1-2 cents, being just the price of a single cake. He will sing one of his most popular songs, which is of itself worth twice the price of admission. Doors open at 0^— Lecture to commence at pre cisely.


ocr: qH)c <£rue iUatcr of £ife! DR. WISTER’S ©a u ©a S3 a & IN QUART BOTTLES. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. 6000 Lives Saved the past soason. 900 Cases confirmed Consumption cur ed. 1400 Cases Chronic ltheuatism. 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 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 these and numerous other diseases it is their own fault, as fault ii will he when an infallible remedy i* wiihiu their reach. Despair they need not, even shoul I their case have been ever so much neglected, or what is equally bad, tampered with by the ignorent pretenders with which the country abounds In purchasing Dr. Wister's Cherry Pectoral the pub lic have this satisfaction:—It is the Scientific Com pound of an Eminent Physician, long skilled in the cure of the various diseases with which the human