ocr: POCKET Ot^orte h i# o w n Physician /jp lfc& hand rod jtff W tlnm ii?jf l)i?onncn r 3 didtorni.-'tion- of jflPw JS 'i'o \\ hit-It isaddedn lo^ I )i-t-:r-H? people, or tie -tf contemplating ri..ge. By vVii.liam Youru, M. 1) Let nnf itlter be .shamed to present a cop\ the iEFCULAPIIJSto Ilia child. It ma) liitn frtiin tin early grave. Let no hi n or woman enter into the secret tit dm of married life without reading POt'KET jfJSCULAIMUS. Let no sutlering Irom a haektiicd Cough. Pain the Side, cunt lean night*, nervous and the w hole train of Dyspeptic given up by their physician. be without consulting the 1*118. Hove the married, or tltoae abont he married, any impediment. read thin useful book, iot it hut* been the mean* IhoiiHiindit of uufortunate from the very jaw * of death. }-#f~ Any person Rending CEVI'H enclosed in n let'er, will >ne ropy of tids work by mail, or will be aent for One Dollar, Addrewa, (poat paid,) l)R. WM. YOUNG, yn. l.VJ Spruce St., I'hilnpelphia. Apri| 13 10 tf. South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT. In Ike. Common Pleat. Jamen J. Carlisle, 1 vs. > Attachment. Jonathan Mae key. j ' AH


The Lancaster ledger. [volume]

ocr: NOT 1(1 B AS I have disposed of my interest in tli It. A J. R. MAUILL, I return inyi lor the litx-ral patronage yon bav to lies tow up the late Ann, and fly recommend hit successor* T. R. M. JAM. M. HEATH, and hope they w to receive your liberal suppoi t. J. R. MAO Jan. 11 48 e bt-eu con .. | at

place_of_publication: Lancaster, S.C.

publisher: R.S. Bailey


ocr: | AMERI (A N' S=LH \ D! PILLS. the Citizens of the United Ht<ites. I most humbly and sincerely thank you he immense pan ouuge you have bestowed ny Pills. I take this opportunity of stating ny Ancestors were all American Citizens, ;hat 1 entertain for all that concerns ind Americans, the most lively sympathies, union to, mai i originally compounded my jxpressly to suit your climate, habits, ami manner of living, intending to ish myself among you, which 1 huvo now ?y taking premises in New York. 38, Corner <>f Aim andXa**au~8t. ,V. I'. PURIFICATION OP THE and


ocr: < Announcements. Mr. Eiiitor :?Please announce P. T. IIAM- Esq., as a cuiuli<lato for the House of in tlie Next Legislature and oblige. Many Friends and Supporters. MT" The friends of W. A. MOOR E, Eqs: liitii as a candidate for Rcpresen- tative in the next legislature. 3-^7 The friends of Dr. W. C. CAD. announce him as a candidate for the


ocr: Auotion. be oold at our store on Tuaadav the 14'h in*!., the balance of the**- stock of Good* of M.S. Sorrel coo of a variety of useful article*. Term*, cash on delivery. HASSLTINE Sl HAGINS. Nov 8 18 |l


ocr: J . A. ADSTIX, ItVABitDV tttt V war a & i u n n Ei I At liAWi 0KM??I1??*C. JI,ANK8 BL.'NKS! BLANKS! 1 or . .1.' at tW* office.


ocr: I 'I hoy ,-oiiin n n<? c.il..in- l r nnjr form, ??r any Jo'et r mi* ^ *1 whatever, ai d aro at ?? ee a i .A?t*<- fjf, | Io ifant to the ta-t-, ?u.l ?lt'? i in their ? peiatinn. Children eat ?Vm with great awdity and pleasure Always leady for use. ^ ^ m?l0 Leonard's Yeaat Powder. This Powder U mi tdminbl* raUtiioU for Ycarr, in aMkisg Bread md mil kinda of BtiUr Cikw, and haa (ho otot Yoaai, in mkbg (ho batter perfectly llghI and ready for hatting tho It To mixed. Buckwheat and ether Cakea, whoa made wl(h (bio Poordor, aro loan likely to (Heagree with (bo otomaoh (ban (hoo? mado with Yeaat; and an it reqalreo bat a few miaatoo to nana far hakiag, Mm poeaibility of ooar thom ooaa U ntflniy aiilfal fat IUt ?L I MAGILL * IIEATIF.


ocr: SHAVING SOAP M?a?m Makes the richest heaviest, th ekest, and most permanent lather of any Soap now in uw. LEONARD'S FLAVORING namely. Lemon Vanilla. Rose, I'each, Orange, for Cakes, Pudding-, Pies, Custarus, Creams, Ices, In!, me very choice, and exceedingly convenient.' Housekeepers should never he without them 'I hose alio delight in the flavor und exquisite peifunffc of Fruits and Flowers, will find in th?se Flavoring Extracts all tl.ut |bey o m desire. j LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being made from Kafir instead of from Acids, as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only fir m >re p'easant, but hImi m re health' ful mid wholos one. and makes the tuoel agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.-Those de


ocr: Notioe, 1 Ll. persons indebted to MfMr\ Phillip T. it Hammond dt Bnilys, will find the Books of Accounts in my hnnda for collection. JOHN C. SEC'REST. I)?c. Oth. 1883. 44-if.


ocr: 1 . .... Auotion. be sold at our store on Tuesdav tlie 14'h in*!., the balance of the ? <- liffnid otock of Goods of m.S. Horrid of a variety of useful articles. Terms, cush on delivery. . V HA8SLTI.NE Sl HAGIN8. Nov 9 38 It


ocr: CATAWBA HOUSE, Ou Haimhtrect, (A fete rods South of the Court House.') T11K above named House Las been much enlarged ami put in thorough repair ami furnished anew, ami is now prepared to accomodate all those disposed to give it u call. The makes no 1h>akU hut will say that the Public shall be acconimoda ted in a style not excelled by any in the up country. J. A. IIASSKLTINK. Lancaster, Feb 12 if 1


ocr: ?iii own Phyaician. rpuE L Edition, vith one showing Diseases and Mai formations of the Ifomsu System in which isnddeda on lh<' Disesses of Females, being of the highest importance to people.or those contemplating msr riage. By William Younu, M. D. % I a t no father he ashamed to present s cop) of the ifSHCULAPIUSto his child. It may uvHiim from au early grave. Let no young or woman enter into the secret of married life without reading the Bth'KKT JWCULAPJU8. Let no one nullering frout a h.icknnd Cough, I'uin in the Sid.-, rentle** nightn, nervous feeling*, :tnd the whole train of BvNpcptic sensations, ami given up by thoir physician, be another without consulting the Have the married, or thoae about to be married, nay impediment, read thia truly uaeful book, aa it haa been the meaoa of saving thousands of unfortunate creaturea from the very jnwa of death. I#" Any person sending TWENTY-' FIVE CENTS enclosed in a letter, will me copy of this work by mail, or five copicM will be sent for One Oullar. Address, (post paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG, Ao. 15'J -Spruce Si., Philadelphia. Apri| 13 10 ti. DR. ALFRED CRAVm" devoted his entire attention to the practice of Dbrtistst, begs leave to inform the Citizens of Lancaster and vicinity that ho will be found at Mr. ifasseltine,* on the 2nd Monday in each month where he will be happy to wait on those who may need his services. Oct. 12th 1863. }y. South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT.


ocr: j j , " ' Y a ^ A O VIS 10* ALL!! ^ Holloway's Ointment. Citizens if the Union: You have done ine the honor as if with one oice, from ono cud of the Union to the other, o stamp the character uf my Oiutmeut with 'our approbation. It is scarcely two years itice I made it known among you, and already t has obtained more cclobrity than any other sedicine iu so allot t a period. THOMAS HOLLOW AY. 29, Corner of Ann and Nassau sleets, New York. lSTONISIUNQ cuke of sore I.e?is, NINE YEARS STANDING. 'opy of a Letter from Mr. IV. J. Lang ley, if Hunttvxlle, Yadkin County, .Yorth Car olxna, U. S., dated November 1*/, 1853. HEAD HIS OWH WORDS!!


ocr: ' j ' < I 1 A CARD 7 A I.FRED CRAVEN, returned from his visit to the cities Philadelphia and New York, may be l!_ .1J i 'ii rv ? *? ? it inn uiu mini!, ji wo nuum oonn oi 'Palmetto llousf," and nearly Harris's Hotel," where ho will be pleased wait on those requiring his aervloes. Having examined and made himself luninted with ail the latest in his profession, he feels confident of ing satisfact ion, in every particular, equal any in the State or out of it " FULL SETTS OF TEETH inserted in Platina with the Continuous or in the usual manner on Gold. ATM08PHBRIC PRESSURE inserted in the moat complete and manner, and all work fully rantesl. Particular attention given Fl LLOjU TEETH- Tendering hi# for tinNrllaitt. and l>v a dAterminniion to eel, he will give eatlnfaction in *11 hie t?l Operation*, equal to any emergency. Yorkvllle.Oet.,25 3rt at NOVELS, NOVELS, Mta? field Hall, Grace Weldon, The Pirate Chief, Ellen Grant, The Pirate Doctor, The Dipcing in Slice*, ther. | dtar Gull, Victim* Revenge, Dombey nod Daguht- Eva May, y er. Tom Stapleton, Clarence Bolton, Craig*)Haa Caatle. Paul Jonee, PaulDeverel), Fearteea Fred. Ton King, I Menu, Da^id Walton, Welf, Jim Bant, Matricide* Daughter, Star of the Belle of the Bo wry, and a number of othew, ror At th? PRINTING OFFICE. Oct. 36 tf * BLANKS BL/NKS! Of every description, for * fchi# Oftcr


ocr: i WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN GOODS, MATRASSES, AMD PAPER HANUINUM, Subscriber has in Store, of his own Manufacture and importation an cnoi. uioua stock' of Window SHADES, GiTr CORNICES, Taper HANGINGS. Sntin DoLnines, Damasks,Lace and Curtuins, Tnssils, Loops, &c. All w hich arc offered at prices which are by all close buyers snd economical house- keepers. 11. W. KINSMAN, 177 Kiog-st., Charleston, S. C. * March 29 . 7


ocr: Leonard's "Try It" SHAVING SOAP r ffgn Makes the riahent heaviest, th-Vcst, and moot permanent lather of any >liav* log Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING EX^ TRACTS, namely, l/mon Vanilla. Ibwe, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, I'uJdnig-, Pies, Custards, Creams, Ices, ho, are very choice, and eioeedingly o mrenient. Housekeepers shotild never be rithout them. I hose who delight in tho de>. lioious flavor and exquisite pet fume of Fruits and Flowe.ru, will find in these Flavoring Extracts all that they oiit desire. LEONARD'S LEMON SMUT being made from Fivit Instead of front Acids, as are all the ordinary kinds, it not only far more pleasant, but also nnm lie.iltht ful and wholes into, and makes the most agreeable of stiramcr drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.?Tlnwe sirous of using Mustard that is not half rice*flour, and wish it peri'euljy rm:, shotild try f.oon%rd a Puro Mmtjard and they will enj >y an article vaMP fjfrrcrl from what usually


ocr: they will enj >y an article vaMP from what usually Dnrtlolfc^ TtTADir OTT/N vt WUH1U OUUAli liJKUJfa HWPfejL'I lioj ooittn n no onl<)ni"l r .. .. v ... ?ny f.-rm. or any ?!? rt r-.o* i to ? whatever, aid nre at ih>m .< t iH ? t (ha eye. | lo .nant to tlic t.i-l-, aol ?n in their pnatioo Chi'deo ?( t lor at with great a\iditj and pleamir* 1 - . J" Alwaya ready for usa, *M|| 1V9& / aflB tzwEr BBr' i HRji' ' p ) . Leonard's Yeast Powder. _ Thta Powdtr It M adniralile a??h*t far Ywn, in making Brf?4 and nil kinds of Batter Cakes, nod hw the over Ye Mi, hi making the batter perfeotly light and ready for linking tha tnetaat it le mixed. Buckwheat and ether Cakes, when made with thie Pue- , der, are leee likely to disagree with tha etomneh than thoee made with Yoaet; and as It requires hat u few mtnntee to Mfcare for baking, the nondbiUty '/ ever saving then* toon la entirely avoided. Vta UU *V v MAGIU. i HEAT n BL/NKS! BLANKS! Of every


ocr: Notice, persons indebted to Messrs Phillip T. Hammond &- Bsilys, will find the Books of Accounts in my hands for collection. JOHN C. SECREST. Dec. 6th, 1808. 44-tf.


ocr: ? Gfit Be Her in(f 1 hn t a good ^^SwATdH-MAKF.R, and CLOCK REPAIRER, in needed her?, I nm induced to put np my "Shingle," *nd depend upon the pntrnnnge of the penpie : r.nd they m ?v be nennred, j if prompt attention end efheienl whip will secure their favor. I will them. A. HAU,F.8 i ljincn?t?r (Ml. May, 10 iMf


ocr: 4fl-tf Leonard's u Try It1 SHAVING SOAP Makes Hie riulir?t. heaviest, th'ckeat, and nuwt permanent lather of any Soap now in uw. L RON A R f)' S FLAVORING namalj, l.emon. VanilU. Iluer, Peach, Orange, for Cakee, Pn.l line*, Pies, CaaUraV Creams, Ices, kc , n:? very choice, and exceedingly c >nvenirt,t. Housekeepers sliould never be without them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquixite peifume ?.l Fruits and Flowers, will find in tli-ee Flavoring Extracts all tl.at they o >i? desire. LKONAllDS LEMON SYRUP. Uing made from Favir inxtea-1 of from A?*id?, as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only far more pleasant, hut also more and wholesome, and makes the moat agreeable of summer drinks. * * LEONARD'S MUSTARD -Those de sirous of using Mustard that is not hall riee-flour, and wish it perfectly pcbk, should try (.eonard's Pure Mustard, and they will enjsy an artiole very diff-retU from what is usually called Mustard. Bardolle't Tnatelcsi


ocr: j 'I hey ronte'n no eilisiwl ? erunry to any fbrtn, or any d?'e> r->u? i gr*ulmtt whatever, ai d are et oi.ee <i S . it ?e t> the eye, |lcn?ant to the ln-u, and m e in their <peiation Children eat them with great avidity and pleaanru ?r- , Always raady for us a. Uontrd'i Teut Powder. This Powdsr Is an admiraUa suWtitu's for Yairr, la making Brsad and ' kinds of Battsr Cakm, and has the ad (?*r Yaast, In making tha l?tfe* ncni ana ready for baking the IneUnt It It mired R??h wheat ?tA other Cakes, when made w?th tbie Few- der, are lane likely to disagree with the tmsseh than those made with Yeeetj aad as H reaairea bat a few mtawtee te f?i?M?a ft* baking, tbe poealbintj of em bating them eeea Is entirely awllil Hwi fiu NAOI14. 4 HRftTH. aim ,,??> + *? -? i.' nVMjUimi ' w .. >?kaf *??w BL/NK8! BLANKS! Of


ocr: LEATHER, BOOTS, SHOES AHD 11 Clarm ss. K f ^ f IIE SUBSCRIBER lias ou hand k stock of Leather, Boots, Shoes and liar nets, which he will sell oil reasonable lei rat. Hides will lie taken ut 12 cents per lb. in trade or 10 cents cash. jpg fall at my house or tan yard one mile east cf Hill 1'. O. Mi LEWIS M. CALTIILN. July 12, 1864. 22 tf. M


ocr: ESTATE OF CALVIN U8RY. ALL Persons having demands against Estate . of Culviu I'sry, deceased, nie notified at d u tiui- reil to present the stihic to the utideisigned or to James II. Withertpoon; within the tin e pr< - scribed by law, and nil petsbns indebted aie le i que?ted to make payment, without delay to th4 subscriber. JtlilN^WILL1AMB, ao'mV. Iliekoir Head I*. O., Luncastei Liisliiet. ' July 10, 1861. 4t 22 ptoM


ocr: i ' j , ( M. HENDERSON. Leonard's "Try TV SHAVItfG SOA? iMMm Makes the richest, heaviest: tb ek.st, and most permanent lather of any Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FI. WORINC |.\. TRACTS, namely, lemon Vanilla. U>?n. Peach, Orange, for Cukes. I'udling-, Pies, Custards. Creams. Ices. . mo very choice, and exceedingly e tin-nieot. Housekeepers should n?>ver be without them. 'I hose wlm delight in the flavor ami cx'|iil*ite pei fume of Fruits nod h'l.nrio. ^;il ?. .1 > ? **.? ( ?'? Ill ? 11 I'M? Flavoring KltMitt!) nil tl.at tbey e n ieeire. I.KO.WKrvS I.Kv|<>\' SMJUl'. Wing made from Fnrir iiolml <>f from Aoi.U. \* i?ro nil the ordinary kiinl?, i? nor only far more plmniit. hut al-<? in -r*- lx* nn?l wholesome mnl make* the nnmt ljjrct'iiMi; of tmniiMT think-.. I.ICON \lll)'S MUS I'AKI). ?Tims" .In of ileitis Mixta rd that w no' loilf rice-ti.mr, an J winli it porl'eotly punk, thouM try loointrd ? 1' irn Muv.nl an I ihcy will on j >y an a-nolo very .lifF-Tt-ttf Iran what i* uointly ctllcl Mu>t-i.-.l, ll.ii'dollt'^ Tn^lcltni


ocr: j , | 1 ' j 1 ' W. THURUJW CASTON, AT LAW AND 80LICI TOR IN EQUITY. the Courts in Lancaster, and Adjoining Districts. fcgT OFFICE, CAMDEN, 8. C.Jf& BERNARD VOLfiEBr the pleasure of informing hie friends nnd customers thnt ho constantly keeps on hand, a large stock of nil kinds of C 1IO It'11 REOAR8, ' nt the lowest o nrkct prices?ns well of his own manufacture ns of recent importation. 345. Kirg Street* CHARLESTON. Feb. 23. 1863. 3?fy p CATAWBA HOUSE, On iTluiii-Ktr4'<>t, I (A few rods South of the Court House.) named House has been much enlarged and put in thorough repair ami furnished anew, and is now prepared to accomodate all those disposed to give it a call. The sul?- soriber makes no Itoasts but will say that the Public shall be aceommoda ted in a style not excelled by any Hons*, in the up country. 1 * J. A. UASSELTINE. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1 $25 REWARD." n


ocr: POCKET jESCULAPIUS fda own Physician. rpHK FIFTIET1 X Edition, vith on hundred Diseases an Malformations of th Human System in oi ery shape and which isnddeda trei tise on th" Diseases < Females, being of th highest importance t (use contemplating ma riage. By SVilliam Yockg, M. D. let no father be ashamed to present a cop of the jEBCULAPlUSto his child. It ma save him from an early grave. Let no youn or wonmn enter into the secret oblige tiens of married life without reading th POCKET dSHCU LA PIUS. Ia-t no on sufTering from s hseknied Cough, Pain i the Hide, restless nights, nervous feelingi nnd the whole train of Dyspeptic sensatiom and given up by their physician, be anntht without consulting the y?8CUI*A PIUS. Have the married, or those about t be married, any impediment, rend this trui useful book, as it hss been the means ? saving thousands of unfortunate creature from the very jaws of death. HF" Any person sending TWENTY FIVE CENTS enclosed in a letter, will n ccive me copy of tlds work bf mail, or fiv copies will be tent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 169 Spruct St., Pkilapelohia. Aprij 13 10 11 DR. ALFRED CRAVEN. devoted his entire attention t the practice of Dsstierey, begs leave t inform theCitixene of lawcoater and vicinit; Hint he will be found at Mr. Ifasaeltine, on tlie 2nd Monday in each month where h be happy to wait on those who nut need nis servicers. OH. 19th 1863. ly. : ' e * " ** ' >f 0 r ?- e n V ft, t i- o >f a ' h e 0 ? ? * v y


ocr: 48 AiBRItAN'S 'piLLS. tAe Citizen* of toe United Stater. I most humbly and sincerely thauk you for the immense patronage you have bestowed upon 1 take this op portuuity of statiug that Ancestors wore all American Citizens, and that I entertain for all that concerns America and Americans, the most lively sympathies, so so, Mkat 1 originally compounded my Fills expressly to suit your climate, I in nits, and manner of living, intending to myself among you, which I have now done by taking premises in New York. 88, Corner of Ann and Na**au-8t. N. Y. OF THE BLOOD


ocr: ( MRICM \> '1 * \ ' itf' Av' <fitL ' itiZs'fcs! ** Vii >;? /.. iOLLOWAY'S PILLS. \i the Citizens ?)' t\r. I'nitri Htntf. T nto. ! Ltuubly and sincerely thank you for 0 immense p.: lOunge you have bestowed upon y Fills. I take in.' opportunity of stating that y Ancestoi* wore all / n.^' icau Citizens, and at I entertain for all that i >:ic?ri 8 America id Americans, the most lively sy.up.dhies, so uth so, that I originally eompoundeo my pres.sly to suit your climate, habits, constiVt- his, and maimer of living, intending to e-tab- Ii myself among you, wlm-h I have now done taking premises in New York. US, f.'orncrAnn attl.Va.xiin-St. A". }" QRIFIC&.TI0N OF THE BLOOD


ocr: . ??. i (lf . ^ Believing that a good fa4&WATCH-MAKER, and )?M CLOCK REPAIRER* jeeded here, I am induced to put up my liingle," nnd depend upon the patronage the. people : nnd they may be assured, irompt attention nnd effieient workmanp will secure their favor, I will satisfy in. A. HAILES.


ocr: PERSON Who will net na Agent, and obtain Subscribers for HOME GAZETTE. A Literary and Family Paper, published in Git, will be furnished the paper at I<owe*t Club Prices. JSfThe Cash must the names, and may lie sent the Muii at our risk. CLCB PRICES. Two Cooies S3 50 Three Copies 5 00 Five Copies, 7 60 JAMES M. SMYTHE, ) Editor* ROBERT A. WYTHE, J Proprietors. June 21, 1854


ocr: 'T i I in r;. ,,, tj, HU i? ua fr II J? l>o?*tor 1'onrM'lf t he pocket ^:s< runes: h i rwiy P h y.s ic inn. hundred KmTin inga. \^^?hoxxing Di-rnm * i.n?t ; Q Malformation* of | KES .Wm* ) * Intnnn System * i /9 erv "bape and a wUUD ,?J To which in nddeda lim1 lh" l>t-.. Female*. lining of tin ^ jWyig highest Importance arrico people or thnae eontcnipl. ting ige. By WiLi.iav Yoiao, H. L>. Iivt no father be ashamed to prencnt n c?p\ 'the iCBCUCAPIUSto hi* child. It ma) vc him from an early grave. I.et no an or woman enter into the *? < i< t of married life without reading Dl KBT A1H(TLAIMUS. let no on. iffering from a haeknied Cough, Pain e Hide, reatleaa nighta, nerroua fevlingx. id the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations id given up by their phynicinn, be another omcnt without consulting the Have the married, or those about i married, any impediment, read tliia truly leful book, aa it baa been the menna V'tn? lkAi*?on<l? * * * M'unuiiua ui umuriunait* <>m the very jaws of death. Hf" Any person sending TWENTY* IVK CENTS enclosed in a letter, will tnc copy of this work by mail, or ipies will be sent for One Duller. Address, (post paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG, .Vo. 153 Sjrrurr St., PhiUtpelvhi*. Apri| 13 10 tf. 1)R. ALFRED CRAVEN. [AVING devoted his entire attention the practice of Dkntistny, l*gs leave form the Cit Lens of IsHicastcr and at he will be found at Mr. I i the 2nd Monday in each month where ill be happy to wait on those who ma) ed ma with**. Oct. 12th 1853. ly.


ocr: MARRIED. On the Morning of the 15th, at the residence of her father, Mi?s Mary E. jScoTT, airond daughter of John Scott, Esq. to D. J. Georor, Esq., of Ruasel Place, Kershaw District. I,


ocr: * SUGAR DROPS 7hey ron'an n<> calomel r mn.'v i . any form, or ony drier- r'.a?< l ig'-e om t whatever, ar.d are at <? ce a.I art ? < t. ibo eye, 11c?*ant to tbo la*t-, and ru ? in their operation. ChiMien eat tlo-ni with great avidity and plenmire. Always ready for uae. m^51 I mnk jte&w Leonard's Teast Povrdor. Thii Powdsr is an admirable wlmtltiit* fur Ykast, in making Bread and all kinds of Batter Cake, and has Iks ad vantage orar Yeast, in making the hatter perfectly light and ready for hating the Instant it is mixed. Buckwheat ar.d " * g?u?r v^uw, ?&?n made with this Vow dtr, are lees likely to Uieegrse with the stomach than thorn made with Yeast, and aa it rtqalias bat a few minutes to prepare for baking, the possibility of ever having thsio sova is entirely avoided. vyit ssL* n IIMNIk * If K ATI?. BLANKS


ocr: Leonard's " Try If SHAVING SOAP Makes tlifi ricliest. henvieft, th ckest, and most perinnnent lather of any Soap now in use. LEONARD'S KI.AVO|UN<; namely. Lemon. Vunilt*. !? ?? , Peach, Orange, for Cnkes, l*u I ling , Pies, Custards, Creams, lees, &u. n>e very choice, and exceedingly C"iiveiiieiif. Housekeepers should never be wiibnut them, 'those who delight in the flavor and efpiisite porfunie .?f Fruits aod Flowers, Will find in i h>*?<> Flavoring Kxtraots all tl.ut they c>n desire. LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being made from Fruit instead of front Acid*, as arc all the ordinary kinds, is not only far more n!enfant, hut I... ?<"?- i? .i.i. ful ami wholcntme, ami make* I ho mini* agreeable of minuncr drink*. LRONAtlfTS MUSTAUO.?Those of using Mustard that i* not bull rioe-dour, oml wish it perfectly pi'mk, should try boon ird h Pure Mustard, and they will enjjy an articlo vary dilf ionf from what is usually called Mustard. Harriot (e'a Tii?lcltM


ocr: W. THURLOW CASTON, AT LAW AND TOR IN EQUITY. Attends the Courts in lMncarler, ed and Adjoining Districts. omcB, camdkn, s. *1 ly " BERNARD VOIDER AM the pleasure of informing his JL1 und customers that he constantly on hand, a large stock of all kinds of CHOICE IfiOABI, nt tho lowest n nrkct prices?as well of own manufacture as of recent rjT 315, Kino Street* ie- CHARLRSTON. Fel?. 23, 1853. 3?ly ~


ocr: 1 i t j, w ? lock, ' P JJj 2 P1 ?, 'I hey vonift n no calomel --r on* , v ny 1'orui, <>r any delet-rom | !? i. ? liulevcr. ard nre at nice ? e not t ho eye, (lo.it-ant to thn ti?-i , nod ru n their potation ChiMten eat ih<in lith great awdity and plenmire Always ready for use, Leonq^gTa Yeast Powder. Thi# Powder is an admirable aulmtilute . v - - ? ust, in making Bread and all inda of Batter Cake*, and hae the ad intage over Yeaat, in making the batter srfectly light and ready for baking the istant it is mixed. Buckwheat and .her Cakes, when made with thia are leaa likely to disagree with the omaeh than those made with Yeaat; ad ae It requires bat a few (mantes reps re for baking, the possibility of ever sring them sou a is entirely avoided. Foa SALB BT MAOiLL Al IIRATII.


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ocr: ' ' ? a o BERNARD VOLGER r~| AS the pleasure of informing his friends I 1 and customers that he constantly keeps n hand, n largo stock of all kinds of CHOICE IEG AR8, t the lowest it nrket prices?as well of his wn manufacture as of recent importation. 345, Kmc; Street' CHARLESTON. Feb. 23, 1853.


ocr: NOTICE? PERSON who will act an an Agent, and obtain Subscribers for the HOME GAZETTE. A Liternry and Family Paper, published in Au- pasta, tla., will be furnished the paper at the Lowest Club Pi ices. df~Tho Cash must ac- company the names, and may bo sent through the Muii at our risk. vit CLUB PRICES. Two Conies $3 50 Three ( "plrs 5 00 Five Copies, 7 60 , JAMES M. SMYTHE, ) Editors and ROBERT A. WYTHE, \ Proprietors, June 21, 1851


ocr: J | P ^ "M1 *1!H It" wh cia hoi ] WINDOW SHADES, :urtais oooi)9, matrasses, and A PER II ANftlNGS. M1E Subscriber has in Store, of his own Manufacture and importation an us stock of Window SHADES, GiTr UNICES, Paper HANGINGS, Satin Delaines, Damask a, Luce and Tassils, Coops, die. All ich are offered nt prices which nfe by all close buyers and economical use- keepers. II. W. KINSMAN, 177 Xing-st., Charleston, ?. C, March 29 7 ly.


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ocr: A ^ Holloway's Ointment. Citizens qf the Union: You hart done me the liouor as if with one voice, from one end of the Union to the other, to stamp the character of my Ointment with your approbation. It is scarcely /wo years nince I made it known among you, and already it has Obtained more cclebiitv than any othei medicine in so shot t a period. THOMAS HOLLOWAY. 39, Corner of Ann and Neman steels. New York. ASTONISH 1 NO CURB OF SORE LUGS, NISI? YKARS STANDINO. Copy of a Letter frvm Mr^ IP. J. I Ming ley of finnltville, Yadkin County, North U. 8, dated November 1st, 1853. % READ HIS OWN WORDS!! ( i i


ocr: ' , \ . I i i I ' < I j I 1.1. persons indebted to the lirm & Massey, or myself, are earnestly for the last time to couie forward .ml make immediate payment. J. "K. CUKETON. Dee. 20, 1843. 4G-ot. l)?et?r Yourself ! I'llli I'Ot'KKT .E8CliUf[lIS: Or, every one his own Physician. na ia ?l people.or those contemplating mar riage. Hy William Young, M. IK 1 Ait no father be ashamed to present a at' the /EFCUI.AlMUS to bis child. It save him from an early grave, l.-'t no man or woman outer into the secret obliga- lions of married life without reading I'Ot'KKT .KXCUI.Al'lUS. 1st no suffering from a hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, uul the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, iml given up by their physician, he moment w ithout consulting the Have the mariied, or those about be married, any impediment, read this useful hook, as it has been the means saving thousands of unfortunate from the very jaws of death. i Any person sending CENTS enclosed in a letter, will reive jnc copy of this work by mail, or copies will be sent for One Dollar. \ .1.1 i \ auuitss, JKIIU.J DR. WM. YOUNG, .Yo. 1 o2 S^rucr St.. Phitapelphia. April 13 Hi tf. V, J. ])E HAY. AI'OTII ECA IS V A CAM DKN, S.C. rrY\KES pleasure in Announcing to JL citizens of Lancaster and the country, that Sic is now receiving his and Summer supply of Dn/gs. Chrmicals and Patent Medichtes Paints, Oils. Window (ihtss, Varnishes, (ilassware, ami Lamps ; Paint Whitewash ami Varnish Brushes. ALSO. Tooth, Ifair, Xail, Plcsh ami Bath Bru Soaps. Cusi-etics, Hair llestaraliics, Transparent Wash balls atul Cakes, Perfumery, Mirrors, Vases, Parte Alonaies, Glove Boxes and Dressing Cases ALSO, LAMP WICKS. BURNING ANI)


ocr: WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN G00D8, MATRASSES, and 1 HANGINGS. Subscriber has in Store, of his own Manufacture and importation an us a ock of Window SHADES, OiTr CXRNICES, Paper HANGINGS, Satin DeLainea, Damasks,Luce and Curtains, Tasails, Loops, Ac. All whieh are offered at prices whieh are by all close buyers and economical house- keepers. H. VV. KINSMAN, 177 K.ng-at, Charleston, o. C. March 29 7 ly.


ocr: . , , ( i < I 1 1 TUB AMERICAN'S FRIEND 1! WAY'S FILLS. To the Citizens of the United States. I most humbly and sincerely thank you for the immense patronage you havo bestowed upon ny I'Uls. 1 take thin opportunity of stating that ny Ancestors were all American Citizens, and liat I entertain for all that concerns America uui Americans, the most lively sympathies, so uuch so, that I originally compounded my Pills jxpressly to suit your climate, habits, and manner of living, intending to myself antong you, whieh I have tp>w doue iy taking premises in New York. 88, (Vrsrrc/ Ann and Sassau-St. JIT. Y.


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ocr: and ? 5 OI . * oy _ I (y 1 A I t 1,1 111 sc an ! tt j ! W. THURLOW CASTON, TTORHEY AT LAW AMD TOE IM EQUITY. [tends the Courts in Lancaster, and Adjoining fhstrlctB. tar OFFICE, CAMDEN, 8. C.^tf BERNARD VOLCiER T AH the pleasure of informing his 3. and customers that he constantly i hand, a large stock of nil kinds of CHOICE S K ? A R M , the lowest n arket prices?nn well of vn manufacture an of recent 345, Kino Strebt* CHARLESTON. Feb. '23, 1853. CATAWBA HOUSE, On itluiii'Klreet, t few rods South of the Court J louse, Ifjft TIIKabove named lloune 1ms BilL been much enlarged and put i thorough repair and furnished fid in now prepared to accomodate lose disposal to give it a call. The makes no boasts but will ly that the Public shall bo d in a style not excelled by any i the up country. J. A. HAS8ELTINE.


ocr: POCKET fiis own Physioinn. rpHK X Edition, vith hundred showing Diseases Malformations of Human System in aha tie and To which isnddeda on the Diseases Females, being of highest importance ti' so ronteinpluting mar riage. By William Youko, M. D. Let no father be ashamed to present n cop\ of the iEBCULAPlUSto his child. It ..... i.i r - ..... t mi irwui mi cany grave, no man or woman enter into the secret tiens of married life without reading POCKET iESCULAPIUS. Let no suffering from a hacknied Cough, Puin the Side, reatleaa night*, nervous feelings, nnd the whole train of Dyspeptic sensation*, and given up by their physician, hi* moment without consulting the PIUS. Have the married, or those about be mnrried. any impediment, read this useful book, as it has been the means saving thousands of unfortunate from the very jaws of death. the HT Any person sending FIVE CENTS enclosed in a letter, will re- reive >ne copy of this work by mail, or copies will be sent for One Dollar. ( Address, (post paid,) of DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 163 Sprue St., Philadelphia. Aprl| 13 10 _ tl. DR. ALFRED CRAVEN. devoted his entire attention the practice of De*tI4TSY, begs leave inform theCitixcns of laincaatsr and that he will be fouud at Mr. on the 2nd Monday in each montli where will be happy to wait on thoae who need his services. , Oct. 12th 1853-


ocr: . j -? ^ PIIUMERimlmhW! lOLLOWATTS PILLS. "o the Citizens of the I'nited Stater. I most humbly and sincerely tiiauk you for 10 immense pationagc you have bestowed upon iy Fills. I take tins o pportuuity of stating that iy Ancestors wore all American Citiscns, and tat I entertain for all that concerns rid Americana, the most lively sympathies, *> mch so, that 1 originally compounded my Pills tpressly to anit your climate, habits, const and nuutner of living, intending to myself among you, winch I have now done y taking premises in New Yo*h. 88, Corner of Ann atul Xauau-St. X. }'. URIFICATIOIT OF THE BLOOD


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ocr: PiiOS A (fixft 5=3 ?? a 6 6 *LJ A 5 I FOR THE 1 SUBSCRIBER !?gr?t?fii1l past throe year*. The list of S imreasing, that, at this time, wo have Patron* of our pa|>or to say whothir v not. Have we merited your favors, u memory, we would briefly state, that year, <levote<l our wliu'e attention to ll deavored to give 44 value received." 1 stances, when a dark day came upon was suspended fur a very short p?ri?H more attention to the Ledgef than pre aged, to do even still more. About the couiinenceinenl of the N< Interesting anc This will Ihj succeeded bv others, in ad CORIKESPO^DE^t E, Ac almost every paper, we ha\e given oti not the nainby, pamhy trash which (1 our intention, during the nexl year, t? -every week. We are not censorious?we do not 'embarked in this business, we desire t<i are ambitious so to improve i , and en able distinction. We wish it to la) sai >WtTlhy of Lancaster District. To do what we promise, requires grt will do all and more tlian we promise. Five Copied, each, Tea do do Fifteen do do Twenty do do Mingle Copy, one Year delayed three inonilis, t'2 60; if dela We appeal to our friends to aid lis. one additional subscriber, and this is in? fieil to double our list. Try friends, d first of January, send us each a subscr meut of a paper here has done much ft. 'To personam no way identified with tli be such that it will proxe as intereslii 14 A Now feature?Alt During the next year we will give w pen of a gentleman of this District, win the liest writers in the country. We hi arjjic dreams, and the r.rtic'es he is at selves be worth the price of sulucriplio your names at once. If it ho your dt with the January number Address PECTUS OF ITI1 NEW YEAR, 855. Tor the lilceral patronage he has receive*! ubscrilcers to the Ledger has l>eon a very respectable number. It is for re are deserving of this liberal patron age or r have wo not! In reply to our own inter, we have clone our laest; we have, the past ho pa|>er, and, to the best of our ability, is true, that owing to unavoidable and our horizon was clouded, our paper 1. Wo have devoted, since that lime, even viously, Htid intend, if we are properly Year we will commence an 1 most Attractive i & 8 * D ft ^ . ditioii to our regular NEWS 1TEJI*, It nmv li??. liun? -I l '- .i.-? J V.. VW.-C ?rti WI 1111% I mil, 111 le or two pieces of ORIGINAL oa*j> aliout; but real, genuine poetry* I* is a present our readers with an origin*! piece w ish to l?e considered so. As we have emi give our paper a character and standing, we hnnce its usefulness, that it miy Attain that the Ledger is an excellent paper and ater outlay, and, if our friends will aid ns, we Our Club rates are as follows: $1 7.1 S H 7.1 1 .10 1.1 OO l :i:it so oo l us 9.1 oo , in Advance $9. If payment be veil six months, $8. Every subscriber we lvave can procure ns >re than we ask, yet we would be much ginti* o your lurst, and between this lime and the iher. It cannot be denied but the establish* >r Lancaster Dis.riet?enable us to do more, e district, the charaeteristii.il of our paper will ; as any of the yankce slteets. ogether a new Feature! jveral ESSAYS, on various subjects from the r> needs only a little energy to bceome one sve succeedciI in arousing him from bis preparing for the Ledgi-r, will them* n. Now is tin* time to suliscribo, send on !sire, we will commence your subscriptions H. S. BAILEY, E<litor and Proprietor. LWC


ocr: POCKET Or, every one his own Physician. W" rpuE X Edition, villi ^WZ Ask i j__j e iniiiuri-u nogmv 'ov? highest importance ,na",'<'d people, or th?>*c contemplating By William Youko, M. D. tat no father be ashamed to present a the iCBCULAPIUSto his child. It ',,m ^rorn an early grave. Let 110 nmn or wo,nan enter into the secret tiona of married life without reading i>ck;KET jESCULAPIUS. Let no suffering from a liacknied Cough, Pain t'lc restless nights, nervous ami the whole train of Dyspeptic ,,n,' &'V?H UP l?y their physician, he without consulting the Have the married, or those about l>? married, any impediment, read this u8?fu' book, as it has been the means saving thousands of unfortunate from the very laws of death. . Any person sending CEN'TS enclosed in a letter, will jne copy of this work by mail, or copies will be scut for One Dollar, Address, (post paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 152 Spruce St., Philapelnhia. April 13 10 it. NOTICE. i 4 li. persons are hereby forbidden to good* or any other article of to any |??mon whatever, on my account especially to my wife Judah Ellis, who been for many years living separate and from me. I will pay no debts of


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ocr: 1 1 NEGROES FOR HIRR "the negroes belonging to Robert A It Cun? ningham, minor, dcc'd, of John B. Cunningham, dec d, Win be hired at Idlwrty llill, on Monday the 9th January, 1864, about 17 in number, consisting of fellows, women, boys, and girls. W'M. C. CUNNINGHAM, i , ROB'T B. CUN NINO HAM. C rt Dee. 30, 1838.


ocr: Leonard's u Try TV9 SHAVING, SOAP Mj uDpHS jBfeJ ' . *** ' ' i*' "<* ? Mak? the richest hsatieat. tlork.st, end most permanent lather of any >h?fLeg Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVOR INC. namely, Lemon. Vahilla. lb-a, Peach, Orange, f?r Cakes, Puddings, Pies, Casta rds, Creams, Ices. , are rery oheiee, end exceedingly convenient. Hooaeksenen ehould iwrtr Im without them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowers, will And in these Flawing Extracts all that they em desire. , LEONARD'S LEMON SY It UP. heing made from FauiT in-tead of fruai Acid*, as are all the.ordinary kinds, is ant only far more p'eaaant. hut nt-o m- r? healthful and wholes wne and makes the met agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.-Thee# dm riraat t?f uiina ?- ?- 1 " ? ^ wwmw^m ?H?? VV IW* Hill riee-flour, *nd wh it p*rf??il; ri'tr. ohouM try l???r<i ? Pnr? M?r?rii. and tyj will unj>y mi ?ery 41l?r?pl from what U usually ealle-l MuilirJ. ^ j jBurdolle'a tkilcleiil^p 8UGAR DROPS ! , v ; .' ! ;; '. Warnvv ' '


ocr: Leonard's "Try It" SHAVING SOAP Makes the richest, heaviest, thickest, and most permanent lather of uny Slmvj ing Soap now in use. LEONARD S FLAVORING namely. l.*nton. Vanilla. Rose, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Pudding-, Pica, Custards, Cream*, Ices, &c , me very choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should never ho wit limit them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowers, will find in tln-sc Flavoring Extracts all that tbey o ?n desire. LEONARDS LEMON SYRUP, being made from Fruit instead of from Acid*, as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only far more pleasant, but also m?.re and wholesome, and makes the must agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARDS MUSTARD?Those of using Mustard that is not half rice-flour, and wish it perfectly puik, should try I<eonard's Pure Mustard, and thsy will enpy an article very difforont from what is usually called Mustard. Bardollc'* Taalclcu


ocr: ADVJRUT1N>H:\TS. SBERIFFS SALES. virtue of * writ offi J'a. to me directed I will sell Ih'fiiro the tJourt llmiae door in Lancaster, on the fir.-t Monday in May ws' witliio tlie legal hoar* of iialo, a lot of nook.*, among which are some a?liable <1iu*ical liook*, Cla.wical Dictioiiario*, etc.; levi#*.| o., nmt to Ik?ol?l a* the property iff TIkm. 11. Neill at the uit of Win. M. Adam?. UomlitiwM cash 1c. J. D. IIA ILK, a. l. n. 17. 50


ocr: NEW ADVERT ISM ENTS lTstofletters in the Post Office, at L*\n- caster Court House, April 1, 1854: A L 8. B. Anthony. H. Linn, Mrs. 8. Lark, B Henry Belk, M t J. R. Black in on, Wm. D. Marks, Jno. Brewer, Win. McCall, J. Bailey, 3, E. B. Miller, 3 Jas. Burton. W. McK. Mittag, J. F. G. Mittag, C R. D. Montgomery, W. W. Crundall, E. P. Moody, 2, Wm. Cochran, J. it. Miller. Thos. Cothing, Benj. Cheves, 2. N B. Newton. D Miss M. S. Douglas, p Thos. Davis. Mrs. L. A. Porter. E It Jns. Fastens. Win. Rodgers, 2, John Ramsey. F Mrs. Sarah Frey. S W. J. Stogner, G J. Small, I Mrs. E. Gaulv, 2, John Shuto. j Miss G. G. Gaulv, Jas. Gardner, T jl Lewis Gill. J. M. Taylor, (1 Mrs. //. M.Taylor, II R. R. Terrill, u W. It. IIoikI, B. Threat, ' Mrs. M. L. J/otigh, Mrs. Klfc.beth I) /f.rn... i.- ve 'P.. {? //.ill. Mrs. MargaretTalbirt, //. //ancoek, Rev. T. //oyt, W A. //orton, (J. I>. Warden, J. NV. Wilson, K J. P. Walktip. Jas. I). Klingle 2. Portions calling for letters in the list, will please say they are advertised. T. K. MAGILU !' M. l-jf A letter directed to Hen Jacobs Af- rica, was return, d to this Otlice tor better


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ocr: POCKET yESCHLAPIUSi ?iis own Physician.^ ^ showing Di*eu*< s and .Maltoriiiationn of the Humnn System in w liieb isnddeda on th?? Diser.se* ol Females, being of the highest importance to people.or these contemplating mar riuL'e. By Wii.luii Yocko, M. I). I/Ct no father he ashamed to present a copy of the vEHCrbAPIUH to Id* child. It may save him from an early grave, lift no young or w oman enter into the secret of married life without reading the iESCULAPIUS. Let no out sulfcring from n baeknied Cough, Pain in tlie Side, restless nights, nervous feelings and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations and given up by their physician, be nnothoi without consulting the A-'St'U1..V PIUS. Have the mariicd, or those about In ; be murricd, any impedinu-ut, read this truly useful book, as it has been the mean* ol saving thousand* of unfortunate creature* from the very jaws of death. |-t?" Anv person sending TWENTYI FIVE CENTH enclosed in a letter, will ceive mi' eopy of lids work by mail, or live copies will bo sent for Due Dollar. Address, (po?t paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG, j\o. 1 j'i Sprvee St., I'hxlapelphia. _ Ayri| 1 :i 10 if. l>lt. ALFRED CRAVEN. devoted hi* enliru attention to the practice of Dkntistky, bog* leave to inform the Citizens of I Ancestor and v icinity that ho will he found at Sir. llaMscltine,* on the znd Monday in each month where he will be Imppy to wnit on thoao who may need hi* service*. Oct. Itth lv " NOTICE. ! 1 ' ' 1


ocr: fllll I H 1 > . twl jy *\? XX f ***? '/?? /, 1 inr A ] much ex pre lions, by tal ___ E AMERICAN'S FRIEND ILLOWAT8 PTT.Tj kr. Citizens of the United Statu. I mo?t humbly and aincvrely thank you nnieusepatroiiage you ha vo bestowed u( ill a. I lake this opportunity of Mating tl locator* ware all American Ciluetia, a entertain for all that concerns Amcr Lmericans, the most lively sympathies so, that 1 originally compounded my 1* issly to suit your climate, habits, const I ami manner of living, intending to est tyself among you, which 1 have now d< king premises in New York. 18, Corner of Ann and .Varson-St. jV. Y LIFICA.TIOH OF THE BLOC 8. for >ou kat "d ' ID


ocr: Headquarters 8. O. M. Colcmma, Oct. 19,1854. ORDER NO. ?. fl^PR Brigadier General* commanding the Y aevernI Brigndcs comprising the Third DivUiou Booth Carolina Militia are hereby required to order each Colonel, or officer commanding the several Regiments of their respective Brigades, to hold sn election in their respective Regiments. on the Twentieth day of December next, for the Office of Major General, vacated by the resignation of M-.jor General John sad forthwith to transmit to. the Adjutant General's Office at Colnmbia, a certified statement in writing showing the result of the Polls 1n their respective By order of the Commander in Chief. R. u. M. DUNNIVANT, Adj. Gen. Each P..per in the Division will publish once a week until the election is held. Oct 35. 38 8t


ocr: STOLEN Ott STRAY Eli. rrtzft* From Mr. I'll ICE'S Blacksmith aliop, /'< f 1 (where he had his shoes taken oflTalwut three weeks ago), so OLD IJRF.Y HOUSE, and is supposed to tie now in tlie neiglilMirhood of IstncAster. He was, for a number of yearn, run i- the IVnt lju a.ul Charlotte stage. Any per&ou Ural wilt take liiu up ami deilvei him to J. A. llaasclttuo will be suitaiilv lewa.dvd by J AM KB MeEWEN, or J A It DMKLTitlU (' mJen, An;.'. llV, Xl Tt


ocr: ( ] 11 ? " t j CATAWBA HOUSE, On nalii*fitrfe(t A few rods South oj the Court House THE above named House has 4M li. lieen much enlarged and put Ail n thorough repair ami furnished anes ind is now prepared to accomodate a hose disposed to give it a call. The sul criber makes no l>oast* hut will siinpl ay that the Public shall be accommodi ed in a style not excelled by any lloui n the up country. J. A. HASSELTINE. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1 P , h


ocr: W1NOO-# SHADES, CURTAIH GOODS, MATRASSES, | and HANGIK4.N. f|"MIE Subscriber ban in t>tor<-, <>i .. 1 Manufacture und import. Inn mouh stock of Window bi.ALhf . in CORNICES, Paper HANGINGS. Mat Satin DeLaines, Dainasks.Laceano Curtains, Tassils, Loops, &c. All of which are offered at prices which are by all close buyers and economical house- keepers. H. W. KINSMAN, 177 Ktng-st., Charleston, 8. C. March 39 7


ocr: POCKET jESCULAPIUS: fiit own Physician^ JL Edition, vith one hundred showing Discnsc* and Malformations of the ery shape and To which isnddeda on tli** Diseases of Females, being of the highest importance to liose contemplating mar riagc. By \Villiam You no, M. D. Let no father be ashamed to presents copy the iERCULAPIUS to his child. It may him from an early grave. Let no or woman enter into the secret of married life without rerrtino JtSCULAPIUB. Letno nurturing from a hst-knit-d Cough, I'nin the Hide, restless nights, nervous feelings, the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, given up by their physician, bo another without consulting the Have the married, or those about married, any impediment, read this book, as it has been the means thousands of unfortunate from the very jaws of death. UT Any person sending CENTS enclosed in n letter, will >ne copy of this work by mail, or Ave will be sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid,) DR. WSI. YOUNG, No. 153 Sprue* Si., I'hilapdukim. Aprl| 18 _l0_ South Carolina. LANCA&TKR DISTRICT. In the Common Plemt,


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ocr: Tllli AMERICAN'S To (he Citizens of Ihe I'nite.l Slnirs. I most humbly and sincerely thank you for the immense pationage you have bestowed upon my I'iils. 1 lake this oppoit unity of stating that my Ancestors were all American Citizens, aiul that 1 entertain for all that concerns Vtnerica and Americans, the most lively sympathies, so utttch ho, that 1 originally compounded my Pills expressly to suit your climate, habits, and inattncr of litittg, i.iteuding to myself among you, winch 1 have now done by taking pi onuses in New York. U8, Cvrorr of Ann and Xa*Kuu-St. ?Y. ; PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD


ocr: I>ortor Yourself ! POCKET jESCULAPIU hit own Physician. I To which imtddcdn ti | iL'lKwp /a tise on the Disease* Ijayjiay female*. being of n. highest importance married people, or th? *e contemplating i riage. By William Youno, >1. 1). Let no father Ix* ashamed to present n e of the ASHCULAPIUHto his child. It 1 save liirn from nn enrlv grave. Let no yoi man or woman enter into the secret obi liens of married life without reading POi'KET jESCULAPIUS. l-et no sti tie ring from a hncknicd ('ough, I'ain lliu Side, restless nights, nervous feelii and the whole train of Dyspeptic *ensati< and given up by their physician, las snot moment without consulting the itSt'Ul PIUS. Have the married,or those abou l?e married, any impediment, rend this ti useful book, as it has been the meam Having thousands of unfortunate creati from the very jnws of .death, Any person sending TWKN*. 1*1 VK CENTS enclosed in a letter, will ccive me copy of Ibis work by mail, or copies will be sent for fhie Dollar, Address, (post paid,) DR. VVM. YOUNO, JVo. 152 Syrvce St., I'hilajrlphu Apri| 13 10 tl. DR. ALFRED CRAVET HAVINti do voted his entire attention lithe practice of Dehtiitby, begs leave inform the Citi/ens of Isuicaster and vicii that ho will be found at Mr. Ilaaaeltii on the '2nd .Monday in each month whert will be to wait on S J Til one iiud the ev. , of 'tJj nar r, K"* onc In ,n? ther t to * of irea py jjve 1 -v n,'-M '


ocr: CATAWBA KODOE, I. O. (). F. 1,0 u W' bokl their meetings every Thursday Kventug at o'etock, P. M , except on the 1st Thursday of reerv north, when tt wtM ?de4 at >o'clock, P. it. By Order of tha Ijoiur. FELIX McLARXON, Brtftj. " ^ ?


ocr: ' , < ^ voj( |o t it li 1 1 AC URE F 0 R A LLTn Holloway's Ointment. (izens of the Union: n fou have done me the honor as if with one ce, from one cud of the Union to the other, itaiup the character of my Ointment with ir appro1>ation. It is scarcely two ce 1 made it known among.yata, and already las obtained more celebrity than any divine in so shoit a period. ' ( THOMAS HOLLOW AY. 39, Comer of Ann and Nassau steels, Now York. TOXISniXG CURE OF SORE LEGS, AF- NINE YEARS STANDING. aj of a Loiter from Mr. IV. J. Lang Icy, >/fluniecille, Yadkin County, North Car- tiiiui, U. S , dated November lit, 1853. READ rIIS OWN WORDS!!


ocr: A CARD. ALFRED CKAVEA, returned from hia visit to the cities Philadelphia and New York, may be at hia old atund, Two Doors Kouth of "Palmetto House," and nearly Hotel," where ho will be pleased wait on those requiring his services. Having examined and mads himscif with all the latest in his profession, he feels confident of ing satisfaction, in every particular, equal any in the Stutc or out of it PULL SETTS OF TEETH inserted in Plutina with the Continuous or in the usual manner on Gold. PRESSURE inserted in the most ennmi-.t- ??a -Liir..i Uxifrn >v nnu HIIIUI and all work fully rautevf. Particular attention given TEETH. Tendering his for time past, and by a determination to he will give satisfaction in all his Den- tal Operations, equal to any emergency. Vorkvllle, Oct., 95 3d _ St NOVELS, NOVELS, Ilall, Grace NVeldon, Pirate Chief, Kllen Grant, Pirate Doctor, The Dutcing York in Blieea, ther. tar Gull, Victim* Revenge, and Dagaht- Kva May, er. Tom H tapir ton, Bolton, Craigalllan Caatl*. Jones, Paafl)cverell,


ocr: CATAWBA HOUSE, On .11iilii<8treel, (A few rods South of the Court flout* THE above named House has ff niit been much enlarged and put A in thorough repair and furnished ane and is now prepared to accomodate t those disposed to give it a call. The ?u scriher mnkc* no Isiasts but will simp say that the I'uldic shall he nccoinmod ted in a style not excelled by any Ilou in the up country. J. A. IIASSKLTINE. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1 jj 1L \v, '') l?


ocr: WINDOW SHADES, curtain goods, katra88eb, 1 and II ANOINTS# ri^HE Subscriber Ints In 8torv, wf ;dh ?\vn X Mnnnr?<iture mid importation nn itol nmus stock rf Wmoow 811 AUKS, Citirr CORNICES, I'artii HAiSiGiauci. Maim** sea, S'ntin l)elj;ine?, Damasks, Laceand Man. list Curtain*, Tu sails, Loops, &e. All of whieh are offered hi prices which are by all clone buyers and economics) house- keeper*. H. VV. KINSMAN, 1TJ King-aL, Charleston, S. C. March 29 1 IV,


ocr: 1 LAND FOR Offer t? sell my Plantation on the CaJL tawba River, 2$ miles below Landsford, in Lancaster District, containing seven hundred sixty-eight acres, about one ball Wood the other half liesli hunJ, and in a high 'late improvement for cultivation. It is but Ml*' that such a Plantation is otfared sale, lUid to any one desiring a tnost Plantation, I would merely ask that he it.?All ueceasary Building* are oti tbo and it lies within eighteen miles of Depot. A long credit will be given. Possession given' at once. GKO. Mc. WITHERKPOON,- i Lancaster, Feb. 8, 52 tf IJf 'Weekly Carolinian, and Chester Standard


ocr: WINDOW SHADES, j CURTAIN GOODS, MATRASSES, and pi: u 11 a rv <? i r\ a s. f"TMIE SnliHeriber Into in Store, of his J. Manufacture and importation an mous stock of Window SHADES. Cur CORNICES, Pate it HANGINGS. Matr.is- ses, Satin Del .nines. Damasks,Ijiee and M us. Curtains, Tassils. I?oops, &c. All which are offered at prices which are eiated by all close havers and economical house- keepers. II. W. KINSMAN, 177 Kinsr-st., i Charleston, S. C. March 29 7 I v.


ocr: ESTAtE OF CALVIN USBY. A 1,1, Person* having demands against. Estate Of Calvin Uurv, deceased, are notihed and tequi- red to present the same to the undersigned or to James II. Withorepbon, within the lime pre- scrihed hy law, and all persons indebted are re- quested to make payment, without delay to the aul.-eril.er. JOHN WILLIAMS, AJiiir. | Hickory Head P. 0., Lancaster Dlstiict. ^


ocr: Doctor Yourself ! POCKET jESCHLAPIUS: Or, every one his own Physician. , rpHE WIRTIETH Female*. living of thiv ^jkEE*^ highest Importance to psbple.or tie so contemplating mar* By William Youkg, M. I). Let no father be ashamed to present a copy, of the jEKCUIjAPIUH to his child. It ninjl him from an parly grave. Lot no young or woman enter into the secret of married life without reading the IN> KET jESCULAPIUS. I at no one aulTering from a hacknied Congh, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic aensationa, and given up by their physician, he another without consulting the Have the married,or those about to married, any impediment, read this truly useful .book, as it has been the means ol saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. Any person sending CKVCM.enclosed, in a letter, will ntC eopy of this work by mail, or five w ill he sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid,) I)R. WM. YOUNG, A?. 153 S/iruce St., I'hilapelphia. 10


ocr: Leonard's It1 SHAVINGJ30AP "s Makes tbe richest, heaviest, thVkest, 'and most permanent lather of uny Soap now in use. LEONARD S FLAVORING namely, Lemon. Vanilla. Ib?-e. Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Pudding , Pies, Custards, Cream*, Ices, be, ms very choice, and exceedingly convenient. should never l>? without them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowers, vrtll find in th-sw Flavoring Extraot* all that tbey cm ...... LEONARDS LEMON SYRUP, being from Fruit instead of from Acids, are all the ordinary kinds, is not onty far more pleasant, but also more and wholesome, and makes lira most of summer drinks. ? .. .nuaiAHi'.? Tltoee of uMine Mustard that in not half rice-flour, and wish it perfectly nint, Should try I^noird * Pure Mustard. and they will cnjay an article very different from what i? usually called Mustard. Bardotte'a Tmleleu SUGAR


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ocr: _ A j? 1 tin sci _ CATAWBA HOUSE, On .YIulii'Ntrrt'l, few rials South of the Court ^ TllEnltove named House bus dW1 UL bectr much enlarged nud |>ut thorough repair and furnished d in now prepared to accomodate all we disputed to give it a call. The make* no boast* hut will y that the l'ublic ahull be accoinntod* I iu a style not excelled by any the up country. J. A. IIAS8RLTINR. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1


ocr: Till] AMERICAN'S PILLS. (he Citizens of (he United State*. 1 most humbly and sincerely thank yon for the immense patronage you have bestowed upon my Pills. I take this opportunity of staling that my Ancestors were all American Citizens, and that 1 entertain for all that concerns America and Americans, the most lively sympathies, so much so, that 1 originally compounded my Pills expressly to suit your climate, habits, and manner of tiring. intending to estub- lisli myself among you, which I have now done by taking premises in New York. 38, Corwr of Ann and Xaxsau'St. .V. Y. nnnrwrn iistam ?> ? ?? rvairioiilUfl UIT THE ELUUD and


ocr: tlocfor Yourself ! rtltk'ET dttlT [JiriCSs Or,^ every one hie|>v. n ri'.y.sicirin. ^ JyoYPr MB tise on th<> Diseases *.f n \ ' Femnles. being of the |(l highest imporlance to people, or those contemul-nino t,.?r r B ringe. By V 1m.um Yocjig, M. D. l,et no father ho ashamed to present n copy of tin* A'.KCCI.AlMUHto his child. It may save him from an earljrMtor. Let no innn or woman enter bitty the seen t ticns of married lif?' without rendi.,g the jfSHCUlMPllJH. In-t no one suffering from a lineknied Coogh, l';.in in the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations and given up by their physician, be another without consulting the Have the married, or those about to l>e married, any impediment, read this truly useful Look, as it has been the means of saving thousands of unfortnniitc ercaturcs from the very jaws of death, Inff" Any person sending TWENTY, CENTS enclosed in a letter, will eeive >ne copy of tiiis work by mr.il, or five copies will be sent for One Dollnr. Address, (post paid,) ih I>K. WM. YOUNfl. us A'o. 153 SjTtice St., Ilhila}*luhia. Apri| 13 10 tf.


ocr: STOLEN OR STRAYED, From Mr. PRICE'S It lack smith shop, /ttI (where bo had his shoes taken three weeks ago), an OLD UUEY HOUSE, is supposed to bo now in the neighborhood Lancaster. Ho was, for a number of years, in the Camden and Charlotte stage. Any person that will take bin up and him to J. A. Ilasselliue will be suitably by J AM ES Mi E\V EN, or J. A HASSKLTINE. Camden, Aug. 18, 27J ft


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ocr: j ~"ST01,EN ORTsmVED," Fioiii Ml . PK ICE'S Blacksmith shop, / UTl (where he had his shoes taken offubout three week* ago), an OLD OBEY HOUSE, is supposed to be now in the neighborhood Lancaster. He was, for a number of years, in the Camden and Charlotte stag0- I Any person that will take bin up an 1 him to J. A. Hosscltiue a id l> suitably by JAMES Mi K\Y.;S, or O. A . Camden, Aug. 1 >, *J7;) I't


Eastern times. [volume]

ocr: Extensive Stock FALL & WINTEE Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND FI1IISIIM BOOBS! JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH.! The stock just opened is LARGER and com prises a BETTER ASSORTMENT than was ever before offered to the public in this Ex tensive Warehouse ; comprising every variety and style of FALL AND WINTER

place_of_publication: Bath, Me.

publisher: John T. Gilman


ocr: LOTfClOnUi! AT THE S A G A D AII0 C K & Outfitting WAB.2HCTr.S2. just been received the LARGEST assort* Bient of mmn "HAtot ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of , all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year ; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. VESTS, OF ALL QUALITIES ASD PRICES! Also a large assortment of the LATES’ftand BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! —ALSO— BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, A.IVD FANCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravat3, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his sture without being suited. He ia enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can b« purchased in this or any other city. I he Cmods in this establishment are new and highly fashionable, and all who desire a fashionable, durable, cheap and substantial out fit, will do well to call in at the Sagadahoek. * J. BALLOU.


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ocr: 3kiok nnb 3oh printing. Having "recently made extensive addititioni to ow former variety of PLASH AH3 PAH8V JOB TYPE, The proprietor of the Eastern Times is now prepared to e* acute witn nkatxess and pssrATi H, tier* description of Job Work, such as Circulars, Bill-bends, Cards, Blanks, Pragrnmnes, Sb»p Bills, Labels, Auction mud Hand Bills, Ae., Ate, S~T Particular attention paid to smosjsa iPiEEsrirnsj®, All work entrusted to us will be performed fn (he best manner, mid as loir as fan be afforded. Order* solicited and promptly answered GEO. E. NEWMAN.


ocr: JOB PRINTING. The proprietor of the Eastern Times has the pleasure of informing Iris friends and the public, that he is pre pared to execute all kinds of Job Printing on Biff All BEAUTIFUL TYPE, aa Tas m 'ihi. He has just put in operation a new Fast Job Press, from the celebrated manufactory of I. & S. Adams, South Boston, by means of which lie is enabled to turn off work with a speed unequalled on the Kenne bec. Hjr* Orders promptly attended to. Office—Corner of Front and Broad Streets.


ocr: August, 1854. MARKED DOWN! IN consequence of the season being so far gone, and wish ing to make room for my Fall Stock, I shall offer my Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices, which I trust will induce every one iu want of DRY GOODS of any descrip tion, to call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. My stock of Sdk Tissues and Berages (plain and figured) Mouslius, Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, &c., will be shown at prices to suit the most economical. Borage and Muslin de Laines—a great variety, and a good article for 11 cts. A splendid assortment of black and colored All Wool De Lains, some of which are extra fine, and the most desirable shades. Alpines, Alpaccas, Canton Cloths, Jas pers, Debages, and all kinds of mourning goods. Black and colored Silks of nearly all styles, kinds and prices, from 5S cents to $2 per yard. Visitcs, a good assortment at ex tremely low prices. Shawls of about every kiud in use, from 12J cts. to $25, among which is a splendid variety of Cashmere Long and Square Shawls of extra size and quali ty. Thibet, Detain and Black Silk Shawls. Also a few very choice White Crape at decided good bagains. Woolen Goods—a great variety for men and boys’ wear, adapted to the season. Bleached and Brown Sheetings, Stripes, De nitns, and Flannels of ail descriptions at bargains. Ilosie ry, Gloves, Embroideries, Trimming Goods and l’arasols in abundance. Bonnets, Ribbons and Millinery Goods of ull kinds. Carpetings of nearly all styles, varying in price from 25 cents to $1,20 p-r yard. Oil Carpeting of various widths and prices. Rugs, Mats, »S:c, &c. Also a prime as sortmentof Ladies’ and .Misses’ Boots anil Shoes. The above embraces but a small portion of my stock, all of which, together with additions that are lieing weekly made in order to keep the variety complete, will be offered to the purchaser at satisfactory prices, and the one price system strictly adhered to in all cases. P. L. AYER. Wiscasset, Aug. 8,1854. 1’. 8. Merchants and Milliners from the adjoining towns supplied at the lowest Boston prices. Good articles of Woolen Socks and Yam taken in exchange for goods. 6w8 SELLING OFF AT COST


ocr: Blake’s original Fire-proof Paint, IJOlt sale in any quantity,by 1 Z. IU'IlK 4 CO., Corner Front ami Broad at.


ocr: Ar at Havana 25th ult, bark Odd Fellow, Elliot, Sierra Morena. Ar at Sagua 2Sth ult, brig Castillian, Pinkham,Matanias. Ar at Sheilds 14th ult, bark Magnolia, Haskell, London to load for New York. At Zaza 1st ult, ship Champlain Woodward, for Falmouth Old at Quebec 29th ult, ship Gen Dunlap, Skolfield, Liv erpool. Ar in the outer roads, Havre, ISth ult, ship Metropolis Trask, New York. | At Havana 21th ult, ship Grotto, Stuart, for Cowes idg. Ar atBt Stephen 29th ult, ship New England, Orr, New York. SPOKEN. May 12, lat 57 45 S, Ion 6(140 W, ship Viking,Winsor, from Bostou Mch 17 for San Francisco.


ocr: Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND FI1IISIIK Hill! L J. FARNSWORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN Rath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of 1’road St., BATH. HAS JUST opr. NED A VKUY LA HOE STOCK OF Spring Goods Embracing every variety ami style of READY-MADE S? i STYLE HATS AID CAPS! I'lIRMSIllVG GOODS! FANCY GOODS, &C. FISHERMEN & SEAMEN Will find every article of Clothing necessary to their cotn plete out lit, at the Establishment at the Lowest Prices, OIL CLOTHING,and all other articles for Fishermen, at wholesale, as heretofore. I offer the advantage of the largest stock of goods in this secturn of the State to select from, and assure my friends aud the public generally, that they will find iny prices in accordance with my profession, as low as at any other city in the United States. A. J. FANS WORTH. NEW


ocr: Spring Style Hats For 1S3 I Can be had at a Bargain, nt L. S. FISHER’S. Feb.


ocr: Boys Wanted, TO fumi.li with good stout Shoes, for the cash, hv April 20. J. W. ROBERTS. Only $1,25 IjlOH Ladies* nice Tip’d anil Fox’d Bools,at the store of April 20. J. W. ROBERTS. j.


ocr: It lake's original Fire-proof Paint, Fit sale in any quantity,by Z. HVIJK <te CO., Corner Front anil Ilronil st. To Fishermen. 1JTSH F.RMEN’S JOCRNAL—The printed form of this 1 Journal is in accordance with instructions from Collec tors’ Department, Keb. 1852—It contains extracts from the circular instructions from the Treasury Department to col lectors. and for sale


ocr: Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND FURNISHING GOODS! i. j. unworn AT THE WELL KNOWN Hath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of 13road St„ BATH. HAS JUST Or EX ED A VERY LARGE STOCK OF Spring Goods every variety an<\ style of KEADY-IVIADE SPRING STYLE HATS AWfl CAPS! Flilt\T$lll\G GOODS! FANCY GOODS, &C. FISHERMEN & SEAMEN Will find every article of Clothing necessary to their com plete outfit, at the Establishment at the Lowest Prices, OIL CLOTHING,and all other articles for Fishermen, at wholesale, as heretofore. I offer the advantage of the largest stock of goods in this section of the State to select from, and assure my friends aud the public generally, that they will find my prices in !


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ocr: Fall Goods! JUST RECEIVED BY CONSISTING OF Clothing! Of every variety, and in the Latest Style. FALL STYLE HATS! Waranted the best manufactured. Fall Style Caps! Of every description. ALSO Of all kinds and qualities. SEAMEN’S Of all kinds. The stock of goods in my establishment comprises as as good an assortment as can be found in any city in the United States, which will oe sold on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM ! Thankful for past favors, I invite the public to call and examine my goods before purchasing. A. J. FARNSWORTH. Agent. For Boston Direct! Passage one Dollar. THE NEW A 1 STEAMER EASTERN STATE, E. W. RANDALL, Master, W I LI. hereafter ply regularly between ltath ami Boston, leaving Railroad Wharf, Bath, every TUESDAY, at 5 o’clock, 1*. M. Returning, will eave Lincoln’s Wharf, Boston, every FRIDAY, at 6 o’clock, 1’. M. For freight or passage (having excellent accommodation?) apply to the Master on board, or to JOHN E. BROWN-, Agrai. FrelfrKt t»Wo« for Uvuiuiuriolr, T. .|n.Uam, RnurHninhum, Richmond, Ganliner, Hallowed and Augusta, and landed at the Depot. Bath, Feb. 28,1854. tf37


ocr: 3joak mil) Sob printing. llurk’g recently made extensive addititions to oar tomef variety of lPsLASS &S3© PA0S1T JOB TYPE!, The proprietor of the Eastern Times is now prepared to ex ecute with XEITXKSjj ami dksvatch, every detention of Joh Work, such as Circulars, Bill-brads, Cards. CatnlognM, Blanks, Programmrs, Shop Bills, Labels, Ant-lion and Hand Bills, Ke., Jtc, JOT Particular attention paid to iFsnsransrc&a mannr'r ” t0 1,3 wiU ,w Performed in the ku and prtanptlv m,™ ' Can ** (&ordt'1- solicited iKSSSTSSf1 *K0-ENEMMA;s


ocr: 9&ook anb Sob printing. Having iwmtly matte extensive atlditttlnns to wnr former variety of * PiL&aa ajs® JAsaeT JOB type, The proprietor of tlie Eastern Times U no* ;ircpxK"* > ex rente with keatne.** and uesvatih, trtrp dtteriptia* of Job Work, such aa Cirmlnr*, Bill-head*, Cnxdx, €'• la !««*<•», Blank*, Pros vans me*. Kb«p Bill*, Isabel*, Airvliou and llaad Bill*, Km., Km. Jj- Particular attention paid to spmsBvssa, All work entrusted to ns will b* performed hi the brm maimer, atut at law a* tan St qj/orJtii. Orders solkited and promptly MMPBfwl tllSO. E. NEW MAX.


ocr: Having recently rnaJe extensive additttlons to oar «_f variety of PILAU Mli> FARCY CFOB TTPE, T!ie proprietor of the Eagteru Time* is uotv prepared to ax ecute with Nkatxkxs ami dhpaTcu, every description at Job Work, such as Circulars, Bill-heads, Cards, Cninlogues, Blank*. I'roiirnnimcs, Shop Bill*, Labels, Auction and Hand Bill*, Ate., Ate. T~r Particular attention paid to' s>iE2»5PEsr<&« All work entrusted to us will he performed hi the best manner, and as tow as can be afforded. Orders solicitod and promptly answered GEO. E. NEWMAN.


ocr: Ar at Cardenas, 3d inst, sch Jas Brown, Brown, Bath. Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND FVXNIS1INC HOODS! 1. J. FMMOMII. AT THE WELL KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly oppositr the head of Broad St., BATH. HAS JUST OPENED’A. VERY HUGE STOCK OP Spring Goods Embracing erery variety an# style of READY-MADE STYLE 8ATS AID CAPS! FIRMSIHXG GOODS I FANCY GOODS* &C. FISHERMEN * SEAMEN WiU fin# every article of Clothing neceeaary to their con plete outfit, at the Establishment at the Lowest Prices, OIL CLOTHING, and all other arOelei for Fishermen at wholesale, as heretofore. I o®er the advantage of the largest stock of goods in this section of the Htete to select from, and assure my friends sod the public generally, that they will fiud my prices in accordance with my profess ion, as low as at any other city in the Cpited States. A. J. PANS WORTH. Notice. THH is to forbid all persons from harboring or ti x ing Alonso Foster or his wife, paupers belongii the town of Leads, as we hare made suitable pro* for their support. A. n. HOWARD, Jdeleci I.T. BOO l'HBY,} of i.e Leeds, April ID, 1854. 3*4 Gents French Bosoms. T7R.KSH lot just opened at A. B. BUTLER’S T April 3. Wrapptai Paper and Twine and ... Shoe Thread, JUST received at the Auction Store of • April 4. * • » * t J. T. OILMA.V.


ocr: PHILLIPS SC MOSELEY DEALF.ES in all kinds of . NOB. 233 * 235 BROAD STREET, Nearly opposite foster's Wharf, • • * BOSTOH.


ocr: CLOTHING! A new and splendid lot SUITABLE TO THE SEAS9I Just Received AT THE Sagadahock CLOTHING fc OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. April 19, JOHH BALLOT.


ocr: AN active* intelligent, boy, IS or 10 yeareof age. U wanted a to learn the printing boelMee. Inquire at tou orrice. April li, 18M._ For two nights more only! mv. Wednesday and Thursday Kve’gs, April 19 and 90. Tlx© last of CHAPPELL’S GREAT KINET03C0PE of CUBA Let *11 visit Mo*e%’ new and splendid Hall, where they can witness the most beautiful Panorama in the world. SIGNOR MORRILLO, with hit funny family, and the talented vocalist. MISS ISABELLA MERRILL, wlU also appear. The Tickets are placed at the low price of IS cents, that all may come. Gallery Seats 25 cents. Doors open at 7,


ocr: Extensive Stock -OF WINTER CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Furnishing Goods! FURS, cfco. _Q_ L J. F IRM'ORTH Has received, during ths past week, IN ADDITION to his large stock of Fall and Winter Goods, an EXTENSIVE and CHOICE assortment of Hats, Caps, FUR GOODS, Ac. For Winter Use. XT A. J. F. is prepared to sell Ills Goods at such Unparalleled Low Prices As to cause the purchaser to forget that the money market is tight, and times a little hard. No such variety and amount of Stock was ever before offered the public in this city or section of the State in this branch of business. ET Thankful for all patronage bestowed, I assure ALL TIP>SE \ IS1TING THIS CITY, and who are in w-antof articles in my line, that they will make a great saving, have a very large stock to select from, and will be perfectly sat isfied, by calling at the Bath Outfitting Warehouse, Worth Eml of Union R!o~k, (nearly op. head Broad St.,) BATH, Me. Dec. 5. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent.


ocr: LARGE SALE ^Dry Goods! , The whole stock of the late firm of GEO. TIUi\B(1U/ & CO., At less thnn cost of Importation. FI „ f?ilk,A ‘H1?0**’ »» Wool Plaids, Sheeting, Shirting, and R Pillow Case Linens,.Damask Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels, Flannels, Curtain and other Muslins, Embroideries Laces, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, 4c., 4c. ’ The above are worthy the attention of all purchasers, as Goods of the best class, a large portion of them having been manufactured to order, being the balance of the stock of the late firm of GEORGE TURNBULL 4 CO., which will be sold much under cost of importation, to ensure its imme diate sale. KINMONTH & VO., 276 Washington and 8 4 10 Winter Street, Boston. 4w25


ocr: Large Stock —OF— Just Itccoived AND For sale Very Low, AT FALL tl >V1\TER GOODS ! -JUST RECEIVED BY -AT THE /H S 1 - oagaaanocK CLOTHING & OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE! —:—Consisting of CLOTHING! Of all the Most Approved Patterns and Styles, together with HA.TS, CA.FS, GLOVES, MVTEXS, SOCKS, U ME KELL'S, With a good variety of FURNISHING GCGDS. O’Customers wishing to purchase, may he sure to find CifA Fresh and Desirable Stock to select from, and at as LOW PRICE as can be found in New England. FRONT ST., under the Sngadahoek House, BATH, Me. Oct. 10. JOBLV BALLOU. Latest arrival of


ocr: LYCEUM" rPllE FIRST LECTt RE of the Course will be delivered at l the City Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVE., Dec. 6, by Rev. T. Starr King, of Boston, commencing at 7 o’clock. Price of single tickets, 12J cents—24 tickets for $2—to be hud at Sawyer & Magouu’s Bookstore. Bath, Dec. 6, 1854. E. S. J. NEALLEY, Sec’y.


ocr: BROWN & ALLEN’S Celebrated Piano Fortes, CCONSTANTLY on hand, comprising 6, 6£, 6J and 7 oc J taves, in rich Rosewood Cases—of various fashionable styles—selected with care, and they will be sold at prices that will defy competition. Every instrument Warranted to give entire Satisfaction. Ladies and Gentlemen who contemplate purchasing Piano Fortes, are urgently solicited to call and examine these Piano Fortes, for they will bear and be cheerfully submitted to any amount of examination. At A. W. BECKWITH’S Music Saloon overS. C. Saw yer’s, Wilkinson’s Blook, Broad St., Bath, Me. A good Article


ocr: FOR TirF. COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, ANI) ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING to CONSUMPTION! rPIIK above ExjiectoraM,prepared by unexperienced Phy aician and Chemist, has no# become a standard Pre paration, and is offered for the complete cure of those dis eases of the TIIUOAT, and LUNGS, which, if neglected, usually terminate fatally in CONSl'M ITION. It contains no O/tium, Calomel, or any mineral whatever, hut is com posed entirely of those Roots, Ilerbs, and Vegetable Sub stances which have a specific influence upon the Lungs and their connected organs. Its immediate effect is to allay all irritation, and gently remove the phlegm and other morbid secretions from the throat and Air-passages, thus relieving the Cough,' by subduing the inflammation and other causes which give rise to it. It is approved of and recommended by Physicians of the highest standing, and may be given with perfect safety to the youngest child or the most deli cate female. Prepareil by A. L. SCOYILL A CO., Gothic llall, No. 316 Broadway, New-York. New England Depot—BURR A PERRY, No. 1 Cornliill, Boston, Mass. .Sold in Bath by A. G. PAGE; Topsham, F. T. Littlefield;


ocr: NEW AND SPLENDID ' l . « i AT TIIE SAGADAHOCK Clothing & Outfitting TTARHHCXSS. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of > m.o I OIiOTHm^! ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of COATS2 of all patterns and prices, suitable for nny sea son of the year, a very extensive assortment of JEr* JSl. 1ST T 13 2 some of which, in quality and workmanship, nrjinl «*»»y Poelnni «'orl: tl.ol ouii be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! —ALSO— B3YS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AI\D IMYCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickejrs, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased ip this or any other city. 1 lie Goods in lius establishment are new and highly fashionable, and all who desire a fashionable, durable, cheap and substantial out fit, will do well to call in at the Sagadahock. J. B ALLOU. Bath, Nov. 16, 1853. ltf J. M. HEED'S


ocr: 1, 1So3. 17tf NliW AND SPLENDID L9T OF CLOTIIilG! AT THE SAGADAHACK Clothing & Outfitting WAREHOUSE. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of 4E’**V MADE CLOTHING! ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of COATS5 of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year . a very extensive assortment of jE3 3>5T T J53 ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in ibis city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND GAPS! -ALSO T ■ in great variety. The suhscrilier also oilers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, 1 IS FA A C Y A It T 9 C Ij 12 S ! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Koso, &e., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. The Goods in this establishment are new and highly fashionable, and all who desire a fashionable, durable, cheap and substantial out lit, will do well to call in at the Sagadahock. J. BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 16, 1853. 1 if J. HI. REED’S


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CCKE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHEK LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO


ocr: ANTHONY S. IflOKSS, Importer and dealer, wholesale and retail, in Hardware, Cutlery, MECHANICS’ TOOLS, Ship and House Trimmings—Ship Spikes—Rudder Pintals —Wood End Bolts—Composition and Copper Nails_Pa tent Water Closets—Ventilators—Forelocks, raised and flat —Concave and graduated Twist Ship Augers—Brass Locks and Butts, the largest stock and variety in the city. Also, Agent for Boston Papier Mache Co.’s superb Cabin Finish, and Tolman’s Ship Planes; Coi>cland’s House Joiners’ Tools. Also, House Building Materials and Trimmings, in great vnriety. Ail of which are offered on best ]>ossible terms, at 210 Commercial Street, Opposite Lewis Wharf,.BOSTON. N. B.—Orders by Express have our most careful and prompt attention. June 21st 1854. 4m2


ocr: NEW GOODS. JNST received from New York a splendid assortment of rich EMBROIDERIES ; also Grass cloth Pocket hdkfs; Collars, wrought on grass cloth. Bonnets and Ribbons CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! at Mrs. J. ROUSE’S, Center Street. Low priced Collars, from 10 to 75 cents—tor sale as above. June 26, 1851. 3w2


ocr: Clothing! HATS, CAPS, * AND FURNISHING GOODS' 1. J. niSYlMTII. AT THE WELL KNOWN Hath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH ENI) OE UNION It LOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. HAS JUST OPENED A VERY LARGE STOCK OF Spring Goods Embracing every variety and style of KEADY-JIADE SFSINB STYLE MTS II MTS! FURNISHING GOODS! FANCY GOODS, &C. FISHERMEN & SEAMEN NVill find every article of Clothing necessary to tiieir com plete outfit, at tlie Establishment at the Lowest Prices, OIL CLOTHING, and all other articles for Fishermen, at wholesale, as heretofore. I nffer the advantage of the largest stock of gmids in this section of the State to select from, and assure my friends and the public generally, that they will find my prices in accordance with my profession, as low as at any other city in the United States. A. J. FANSWOUTII.


ocr: Spring Style Hats For 1854 Can be had at a Bargain, at L. S. FISHER’S. Feb. 7.


ocr: Fire-proof Paint, FOR sale in any quantity, by Z. HYDE 4s CO., Center Front and'Broad *C, Wooden Ware# A LI, kinds of Wooden Ware for sale iiy tV Nov. 16. A. T. ROBINSON', Vinegar. PALMER’S Vinegar for sale by M. F. GANNETT, March J\. 40 House and Ship Painting,


ocr: JOB PRINTING. The proprietor of the Eastern Times has the pleasure of informing his friends ”, and the public, that he is pre pared to execute all kinds of Job Printing on REV ARB BEAUTIFUL TYPE, m TH3 333? &TYLB* He has just put in operation a new Past Job Press, from the celebrated manufactory of I. & S. Adams, South Boston, by means which he is enabled to turn off work with a speed unequalled on the Kenne bec. All are invited to call and see it in operation. £Cr Order# promptly attended to. Office—Corner of Front and Streets. CARPENTER St CO.’S Kennebec anil Bostou Express.


ocr: Fall Goods! JUST RECEIVED BY L J. 1 liiMUIRTII, CONSISTING OF Of every variety, and in the Latest Style. FALL STYLE HATS! Warantcd the best manufactured. Fall Style Caps! Of every description. Of nil kinds and qualities. SEAMEN’S Or nil kinds. The stock of goods in my establishment comprises as as good an assortment as can be found in any city in the United States, which will ne sold on the 0.\E PRICE SYSTEM ! Thankful for past favors, 1 invite the public1 to call ami examine iny goods before purchasing. A. J. FARNSWORTH. Agent.


ocr: Large Stock -OF Just Received AND For sale Very Low, AT ELLIOTT HOUSE BLOCK.


ocr: New ===== £ Goods. c. it. o\v i:\, WOULD r.?p<jctfully announce to the public, that he has just receive*! a New assortment of Goods, and offers them at low prices, among some of which may be found Heavy Brown Sheetings. Fine •« Do. Stout Cotton Flannel. Heavy Blue Tw’ld Do Ho. Red •• Do Fine\ellow Do Sattinetts. Bleach’d Sheetings, Linens. Brown Drills, Blue Drills. Good Striped Shirtings, Tickings. Prints, Wicking &o. Alto Warp Yarn and Cotton Batts. Also—Dye Stuffs such as Ground Log Wood, Hed Wood, Fustic, Alum, Cop]>erHS, Blue Vitriol, Indigo ami Otter, Ac! Ac., together with a great variety of other articles too’ nu merous to particularise. Sept. 27. 3wl5 ' The Piano Fortes


ocr: FARM FOR SALE. ' MmilK subscriber offers for sale the farm A which he resides, situated in Bowdoinhani, the road leading from Bowdoinhani to Bath, seven miles from the latter place, containing one acres. It is divided by stone wall into lota convenient mowing, tillage, postering, and wood land. It lies open the merry meeting bay, commanding a fine view oftlie wa ters of the bay and the Cathaucc and Androscoggin There is on the premises a good two story house warmed a furnace, two barns, with Sheds, Tee house, and every con venience for extensive farming and a genteel Also a large orchard of valuable trees in bearing order, one of the finest gardens for small fruits and vegetables lie found in the state. The crops and stock will be sold desired For terms apply to U. II. GARDINER, on premises. Bowdoinhani, Sept 27, 1854. 15tf


ocr: REMOVAL. MITCHELL & LOW HAVE removed to their new store, two doors north of the okl stand, Front Street, where may be found a large and well selected stock of Hardware, Cutlery, House and Ship Carpenter’s Tools, Stoves, Camboo ses, Tin and Copper Ware, Pumps, &c., &c. TT Orders for Ship-* pumps, tanks, to., promptly atten ded to. Bath, Sept. 5,18M,


ocr: Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND FOMIISIMIIHOODS! i. j. msswoMii, AT TIIE WELL KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. HAS JUST OPENED A VEKY LAUOE STOCK OF Spring Goods Embracing every variety and style of READY-MADE SPRI1IG STYLE HATS ASD CAPS! FURNISHIM. tilMHIS! FANCY GOODS, &C. FISHERMEN & SEAMEN Will find every article of Clothing necessary to their com t«lrte outfit at thi> Kila.hHahmant »t rh»> Lowest Prices, OIL all other articles


ocr: Elastic liofj v* X To the Public. Patent Elastic Horn* fclioc. '’I'HEsubscrilx-rs having purchased the right to manufac ture and apply the above named shoe, for the city of Bath, arc now prepared to accommodate such as wish to profit by the best improvement ever made for the benefit of that noble and useful animal, the horse. No pains should Ik- spared to make the labor of that valuable animal as easy as possible, and also to guard against lameness, tenderness, Ac., with which horses have always been more or less troubled. To this end horse-shoers have been ex|ierimen ting for the last 50 years, and until recently with but little success. With this improvement,however, all seems to be realized is necessary. The shoe will prevent lameness, cure make a horse travel a greater distance with less and being made of steel will wear very much longer Some of our hestcitizens have already iwoved it to lie all is claimed for it. J. BLAISDEI.L A CO., 2tf Ceutre St., near the llay Scale. SALT. Salt afloat, for sale by


ocr: JOB PRINTING. The proprietor of the Eastern Times has the pleasure of informing his friends and the public, that he is pre pared to execute all kinds • of Job Printing on in in iiiiTim mi ara TBs 3S37 3771,5. He has just put in operation a new Fast Job Press, from the celebrated manufactory of I. & S. Adams, South Boston, by means of which he is enabled to turn off work with a speed unequalled on the Kenne bec. Orders promptly attended to. Office—Corner of Front and Broad Streets.


ocr: Beebe and Leary’s Spring Style AT W. HAWTHORNE’S, 63 Front Street, Bath. March 1854. 39 : j


ocr: PHILLIPS & MOSELEY DEALERS IX ALL KINDS OF NOS. 233 & 235 BROAD STREET, Nearly opposite Foster’s Wharf, • * • BOSTON.


ocr: Stook nnb Sob printing. I.TjUg ***«)» n*de exteuaire additions to <*• former ▼arictjr of IPSUAIffa AR© PA53&V JOB T ru« proprietor of the Eastern Time* U !CUte with SEATHESS flud DESPATCH Fob Work, such as ’ r»E3, now prepared to ea *vtry description of Circular*, Bill-1,end,, Card., Catalo*u„# Blank*, l*f.*rani.ue», Shop Bill,, Label,, A action nnd Hand Act» Ac« XT Particular attention paid to 3£m®syss imusyajssyds-e mlr l ' to "* r,n Krforme.1 iu the beat manner, and at tow as can be afforded. Orders solicited ..d promptly anawered OEO. K. NEWMAN


ocr: rirr-prswf IX) fl iiMle ill nil) quantity, fey Z. IIVDK 4c CO., Curnrr front «n4 ttr»nd «f.


ocr: JOB PRINTING. The proprietor of the Eastern Times has the pleasure of informing his friends and the public, that he is pre pared to execute all kinds of Job Printing on hi in miTim mi. BN TH3 333T 3T71.B. He has just put in operation a new Fast Job Press, from the celebrated manufactory of I. & S. Adams, South Boston, by means which lie is enabled to turn off work with a speed unequalled on the Kenne bec. tCr3 Orders promptly attended to. Office—Corner of Front and Streets. .


ocr: NEW GOOliS JNST received from New York a splendid assortment of Hell KMimoilIKKIKS; also Crass cloth Pocket hdkfs; Collars, wrought on grass cloth. Bonnets and KiMsms CHEAP .IS THE CHEAPEST! at Mrs. J. HOCSirs, Center Street. D»w pried Collars, from 10 to 7i cents—for sale as above. June 26, 1854. 3w2


ocr: PREMIUn FIRE-WORKS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, MAN!'FACTORED BY Or. HOVEY. IT Orders nvlilr rased to No. 140 WASH INGTON STREET, or *1 MILK Street. BOSTON. Laboratories at CAMBRUX1EPORT and BRIGHTON. Boston, May 18, 1S54. 6w49


ocr: WAGONS. NEW and Second hand, with a variety of other Carriages for sale by THOMAS EATON, Jr. Inquire of the subscriber, corner of Elm A Front Sts., or Z. E. Covei., at the Carriage Factory, Cen tre Street. 2


ocr: Piano-Portfs, Melodious, _ niid Keed-Organs, cyil. Constantly on hand, or furnished at »r y"notice, fiosi the best manufactories, and J J Jf J U warranted to give satisfaction. They will be sold at tlie lotrrtt manufacturers prices. PlanteFortes from the well known manufactory of A Allen, llosloii, Mass., and Patent Melodious from manufactory of N. D. Smith, New Bondou, Ct. The above names unstruments are unsur|>as*ed for beauty and quality of tone; please call ami examine them. JZi' Ware mom over S. C Sawyer’s, Wilkinsou’s Block, ltaili, Me. A. W. BECKWITH, Agent. Bath, June 26, 1854. 2


ocr: A.vriiof v a. Ini|H.rter and denier, wholesale and retail, In Hardware, Cutlery, MECHANICS' TOOLS. Ship and House Trimmings—Ship Spikes—Rudder Pintals — Wood End Bolts—Composition ami Copper Nail*—Pa tent Water Closets—Ventilators—forelocks, rais.il ami flat —Concave ami graduate.! Twist Ship Augers—Brass IMt ami Butts, the largest stock ami variety in Urn city. Also, Agent for Boston Papier Marhe Co.’s superb Cabin Finish, ami Telman's Ship Planes; Copeland's House Joiners’ Tests. Also, House Building Material* ami Trimmings, in great variety. All of which are uT.-rvd on best possible terms, at , 210 Commercial Sired, Opposite la-wi* Wharf, .BOSTON. N. B.—Orders by Express have our moat careful ami prompt attention.


ocr: HEMOVAIj. J. B. HUDSON* Has removed to the Store, Corner HodgUiuw’ ivhnrf and Front St.. For many years occupied by Albert Page. Furniture of all descriptions on hand or made to order. On hand some beautiful patterns of GILT CORNICES. Bath, Aug. 21,1854. tflO


ocr: Stoves ! Stoves ! The largest stock and greatest variety ever offered in Bath! May Imj round at S. J. & W. II. WATSON’S, Broad Street, Who have on hand OVER FIVE HUNDRED STOVES' Consisting or Seventy-two different kinds and patterns of Cooking Stoves! For WOOD AND COAL, among which arc many that can not be and never were surpassed by any offered in this or any other market, tor all o|>erations ot Cooking, durability beauty and finish <>r Casting. Sl.V or KHIHT kinds or PARLOR COOKING STOVE8. Froru TWKNTY to THIRTY varieties or PARLOR STOVKS, for Coal and Wood, some or entirely new and beautiful patterns. 8KVKN kinds of COAL BITRNERS, among which are the Celebrated STANLEY, too well known in this City to need commendation from us. Also the Saratoga and Irving COAL BURNERS. GRATES, of all patterns. Office, Store, Cabin. Box, Cylinder, Franklin and Air-tight Stoves in great variety. Also—Brick and Portable Furnaces and Ranges. All of which we will guarantee to give satisfaction. The Public are respectfully Invited to call and examine our stock, and among so great a variety **• have no doubt all can be suited, both as to prices and quality. S J. & W. H. WATSON, At the old stand of Willard Walker & Co., Broad St. Bath, Oct. 18,1854. 18


ocr: REMOVAIi. J. B. HUDSON, Has removed to the Store, Hodgkins’ wharf and Front St», For many years occupied by Albert Page. Furniture of all descriptions on hand or made to order. On hand some beautiful patterns of GILT CORNICES. Bath, Aug. 21,1854. tflO


ocr: Strayed P10M the enclosure of the subscriber, on Bowery Street, on Thursday night last, a dark yed COW, head and neck nearly black, with branching horns, cut off at the ends. Whoever will return said cow to the subscriber, or give information where she may be (bund, shall be liberally rewarded. ISAAC CCKTIS. Bath, April 12, ISM. 3w43*


ocr: PHILLIPS & MOSELEY DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF A2VO NOS. 233 & 233 BROAD STREET, ■ •• Nearly opposite Foster's Wharf,' BOSTON.


ocr: -JOB PRINTING. The proprietor of the Eastern Times has the pleasure of informing bis friends and the public, that he is pre pared to execute all kinds of Job Printing on in in miTim mi in YUS S53Y STVLS. He has just put in operation a new Fast Job Press, from the celebrated manufactory of I. & S. Adams, South Boston, by means of which he is enabled to turn off work with a speed unequalled on the Kenne bec. Orders promptly attended to. Office—Corner of Front and Id road Streets. New Arrival, F MENS’ FINE CAI.F BOOTS, at


ocr: $ook unit lob printing. Having recently made extensive aiMitrtluns to oflr forme# variety of Pkfiaa fiS3© ?AB8V JOB TYPE, eelvte ^wUhK\v«r\BM Ka*te*n Times is now prepared to ex JT*JrZitohL HUd **9 description of CJrcnlart, Bi»|.».cad,, C„*ds, Catalog.** Blanks, Programmes, S|,„p Bill*, Babels, Auction And llnud Bills, &c>, Ac. IT Particular attention paid to iBs©5rsa iPsiasrsEsra, All Work entrusted to us will be performed in the best manner, and as low as can be ajjarded. Orders solicited and promptly answered GKO. K. 9EtVSlAS.


ocr: TUB PLACE FOR BARGAINS! Rich Fall Goods ! NOW opening, nnii for sale at prices which cannot fail to suit, elegant style All-woolPiaid Thibet*, Scotch Plaids, A1 pace*, Lyoneses, Mohairs, DeBages, Thibet* in all colors, elegant new Delaius, Black Italian Silks, Wool, Domet and Cotton Flannels, of all width and prices : Lambs’ wool Ilois ery ; Cashmere, Bay State, Scotch and Black Silk Shawls ; all varieties of Prints, Merinos, Skirtings', Bleached, Brown, Striped and Checked Domestics ; Linen Covers in great va riety j together with an almost endless variety of articles in the Dry Goods line, all of which will be sold low, Al Wholesale or Retail, By . . J.T. GILMAN. Bath, Sept 19. ___L4_


ocr: Family Groceries. A CHOICE anil well selected stock of FAMILY GROCER 1 ES, fresh amt nice, just received, opened, and now for sale cheap as can be found iu this city, consisting in part, ns follows : — CoCees, Teas, Sugars of all grades. Candles—tallow and sperri, Sperm and Whale Oil, Nut Cocoa, Prepared do., Chocolate, Baker’s Broma,Tapioca, Sago, Corn Starch, Po tato do., Pickles, Ketchups of all kinds, Olive Oil, Castor Oil, and a large number of other tilings too numerous to mention. A. T. ROBINSON Corner of Front St. & Ferry Wharf. Bath, Nov. 16.’53.


ocr: FOR sale in any qu unity, by Corner Front and Broad st.


ocr: NEW GOODS. JUST received from New York a splendid assortment of rich EMBROIDERIES; also ficuss cloth Pocket hilkfs; Collars, wrought on grass cloth. Bonnets and Ribbons CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.' at Mrs. J. ROUSE’S, Center Street. Low priced Collars, from 10 to 75 cents—for sale as above. June 26, 1854. 3W2


ocr: THE PLACE FOR BAROAIIVS! -IN Rich Fall Goods ! NOM opening, and for sale at price? which cannot fail t suit, elegant style All-wool Piaid Thibet?, Scotch Plaids Alpaccas, Lyoneses, Mohairs, DeBages,Tbibetaiu all colors elegant new Detains, Black Italian Silks, Wool, Domet an Cotton Flannels, or all width and prices : Landis’ wool Hois vtf | Cashntefe. Bay State, Scotch and Black Silk Shawls all varieties of Prints, Merinos, Skirting?) Bleached, Brown Striped and Checked Domestics ; Linen Covers in great va riety ; together with au almost endless variety of articles ii the Dry Goods line, all of which will be sold low, At Wholesale or Retail, By - J.T. GILMAN. Bath, Sept 19. 14 , * i . -


ocr: Blake’s original Fire-proof Paint, FOR sale ill any quantity,by Z. HYDE & CO., Corner Front and Broad *t.