ocr: A LARGE sized McGreggor Coal Stove will be sold cheap tfapplted for soon. It may be seen at this office. % Buckwheat, Samp, Farina, CORN Starch. Maccaroni, Vermacelli, Sago, Tapio ca. Pearl Birtey, Arvow-root, Potato Starch, Isin glass, Gelatine, Irish Moss, Cocoa, Canary Seed, Cit ron, Currants, Sultana Raisins, Mace and Yeast Pow der, for sale by M F GANNETT. Nov 23, IS52 Apples, Onions, MARROW Squash, Chesnuts, Walnuts, Grapes and New Raisins, for sale by AT F GANNETT Nov 22, 1852 THffljpl! As this season is now near at band, the subscriber would respectfully say to those who wish to appear well and comfortable oil that day, that he has just received, at the Clothing and Outfitting WAREHOUSE, FRONT STREET, Under the Sagadahock House, the largest, most fashionable, and elegant stock of ready CUSTOM-MADE WINTER Clothing! ever before offered for sale in this We say THE LARGEST! from the fact that more real value in fashionable, Substantial Clothing can be found at this Warehouse than at oilier on the Kennebec River. say the from ihe fact that the styles are taken direct ly from the head and fountain of the fashion able world. We say the MOST ELEGANT! because we think it IMPOSSIULE to find at any oilier establishment anything SUPE RIOR. The statements made in the foregoing arc VERY IMPORTANT in themselves, hut another thing connected with the affair, and which is of greater importance, is the consid eration of the LOW PRICE at which the gooJg will be sold. Let all who are in want of Clothing, Comfortable, Substantial, Fashionable, Durable and CHEAP, call in nt the SAGADAHOCK, and their wishes shall be fully satisfied. JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 20, 1852. 23 Ladies’ Cloths for Cloaks. fPH K subscribers (ai ihe new Granite Store) have just 1 received a good usiorimeul of Silk and Wool La dies' Cloth, various colors, for cloaks and sacks, for sale cheap. OWEN A CO. BROADCLOTHS. Just received stlhe new Granite Store, a lew pieces of Bin •. Black and Green Ger man Broadcloth. Also a few pieces of fine German Doeskins. OWEN A CO.


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ocr: FURNACES. A LARGE assortment of FURNACES for healing Dwelling Houses, Stores, Churches and Halls. Having had many years ex* perience in the business, we think we can sell as good a furnace us can be had.nudpm it up in the best and safest manner. ALSO ON HAND Brick Furnaces, Of many kinds, Portable and Wood do. All of which will b* sold at 1 wholesale and retail by Willard Walker ft Co* »_ 50 Just Received. A LARGE lot of TEAS of different grades, in hal ** chests, will bo sold low by Jan 1,1852. 28 R R SMITH k CO. Ploughs! Ploughs!! May Jl, 1851 SEVERAL different sixes of O best Plouf h in Use, kept constant on hand end for sale by VT. WALKER * CO.

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ocr: SWIFT, THE ARTIST, Rb^fectfllly :m i unless to tin citizen* of Butfc, lluu lie hue luken Room, over \V. Hawthorn'. Store, Front Street, where he will lie happy m receive orderalrom any wlm may wi.h to putrouiZe hi. b.uuii ful style «»f painting. Specimen tuny pe *een at hi* room*. Painting* true to life from Miniatures. Peifcct sat* Ufaciion warranted. 4^ New Goods! AT HAYDEN’S, THE BEST and LARGEST assortment ever offered in Bath of JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, Of all kinds, SmT XflQXTXTMiBS, CARO CASES, And Fancy Goods Innumerable. —ALSO— Chronometers, Charts, and Nau tical Instruments. Now opening and for .ale it the very lowe.t rite, for cash or approved credit. Bath, May 1,18:2. tf4(} House Lots for Sale. MOEVERAL House Lot* on a new street run O ning from Russel to Centre atreet, are offer ed for sale at prices which cannot fail to auit 8AM’LLALLe^ Boots and Shoes. THb subscriber would lender i. his sincere thanks to his nu merous customers for the liberal patronage they have bestowed on him the past season, and he takes pleasure in informing them that [he has just returned with a large stock of Boots and Shoes. This stock has been purchased nrinrionlK' from th- ma.mr..A«n.. rrs, and will lie fold ai prices that cannot be beat, ma ny ariicle* being from ten to twenty per cent lower than formerly. Particular attention ia called to hi* stock of LADIES’ BOOTS, whicli embraces many kinds at prices from 92 cents to S‘2.00 Purchasers will find it for their interest to call and I examine this stock, and learn the prices, before buying elsewhere. J. W. ROBERTS. Bath, April 27, 1352. 45 J. D. YOUNG, M. D., ' ' Homceopathist, Bath, Me. Office corner of Front and Broad Streets. J. P. PAINE, M- D., Homoeopathic Physician, Newcastle and Damariscotta, Me. 1. J. FARNSWORTH. [Late Farnsworth & Brooks ] DEALER IK HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, -AND OUTF'TS: Of every description, UNION BLOCK, Front St., near head of Broad St., BATH. LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS. The subscriber having just receiver! the SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES of HATS, CAPS and CLOTH ING, is prepared to offer to the public by fnr the largest ami best selected stock of goods in his line ever before offered in this market, or on ihe Ken nebec river, and at prices as low as the LOWEST at any other market in Neiv England. In Clothing, Will be found at this establishment an ex tensive variety of all the different qualities and styles. Spring Fashions of Hats for 1852, Of New York and Boston manufacture, of every price and quality. Also. Fur and Wool KOSSUTH HATS, of all the differ ent kinds. CAPS—Men’s and Boys’, of the Iniest sijdes. FURNISHING GOODS, of every des cription, such a9 Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, Suspenders, Gloves, Ho siery, Sic.. For Seamen, Oiled Clothing, Flannel Shirts. Guernsey Frocks, Mattresses, Quilis, Blankets, Chests, Clothes Bags, Russia Caps, Sheaths anil Belts, Palms, and every other article necessa ry for the complete ouifii of ihe Fish- . ermnn and Seutuan.


ocr: As this season is now near at hand, the subscriber would respectfully say to those who wish to appear well and comfortable on that day, that be has just received, at the SjACAPiMOCK Clothing and Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Front Street, Under the Sagadahock House, the largest, most fashionable, and elegant stock of ready Clothing! ever before offered for sale ia this market.— We say THE LARGEST! from the fact that more real value in good fashionable, Substantial Clothing can be found at this Warehouse than at any other on the Kennebec River. QJ" We say the V* from the fact that the styles nre taken direct ly from the head and fountain of the fashion able world. We say rlie MOST ELEGANT! because we think it IMPOSSIBLE tn find nt any other establishment anything SUPE RIOR. The statements made in the foregoing are VERY IMPORTANT in themselves, but another thing connected with the affair, anti which is of greater.itnportance, is the consid eration of the LOW PRICE at which the goods will he sold. Let all who are in want of Clothing, Comfortable, Substantial, Fashionable, Durable and CHEAP, call in at the SAGADAHOCK, and their wishes shall be fully satisfied. JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 20, 1852. 23 ' —AT THE— is now prepared to offer to the public a very large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHING! of every desirable quality and style, manufac tured in the best manner. A splendid assortment of FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! ! BEBEE & CO’S AND OTHER FALL STYLES OF MOLESKIN HATS! IIOSSUT11 IIATS of every variety. The latest styles of Men’s and Boy’s Cloth, Plush, Fur and Glazed JCF’A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Seamen’s Clothing! ! * Rubber Goods, Umbrellas, &C»j &Ci, &Ci It is unnecessary to inform the numerous pa trons of this establishment that I sell Goods at rates AS LOW as those in any of the large cities of the country. Many articles much lower. The stock now open, to which we arc con stantly receiving additions, is larger than any similar stock in the Slate, and larger than any TWO in the vicinity of the Kennebec Iliver. I


ocr: A LARGE AND CHOICE" SELECTION OF Books, Stationery, Toys, Bas nets, and Faney Goods, Now opening at the Bookstore of X" YBR * MAGOUJT, Front S«re«. For One Night Only, rasswssss r.2"'v'"“ of Bath, that they will give one "ounce lo *■» citiaena Vocal Entertainment, AT THE CITY HALL, On Monday Evening, Dec 27, 1852. on which occasion they will introduce a Programme of the best productions and selections. TICKETS, 25 CENTS, to he obtained at the usual places and at the door on evening of the Concert. Doors open at 6|. al 7i- Dec 21, 1852.


ocr: Bnsiness (Sorbs. IN ALL ITS VARIETY ESEATLY A IS 81 6 32 111 API* Y VWlWll* AT THE OFFICE OF THE s&smma vmms. GEORGE E. B. JACKSON, Counsellor and Attorney at Lav, ELLIOT HOUSE BLOCK, FRONT STREET, tf BATH. 21 JACOB S. SEWALL, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, -AND— INSURANCE BROKER, BATH, ME. Commissioner for Massachusetts and Notary Public. Marine. Fire and Life Insurance effected in safe and reliable offices. Office in Moses’s Block, Front St.,vnext door to the Telegraph Office. ifog J. D. YOUNG, M. D., Homceopathist, Bath, me. Officecornerof Front and Broad Street«. J. MATHEWS, M. XL Physician and Surgeon, Respecifullyiendcrshis professional *ervicesiothe i nhabitaiitsof Balhaud vicinii y. OJice on Front Street, over the store of Ma goun <Sf Stinson. Bath .Aug.,1350. tflft J. P. PAINE, M D., Iloinncopntliic Physician, Newcastle and Damariscotta, Me. DR. PAYNE Has removed to the house on Middle recently occupied by B. C. Bailey, Esq., oppositetheNew Jerusalem Temple. 7 * B. T. CURRIER, D. D. 8., Office at his residence, on Centre St., the CITY HALL, CAin, mu. Ai.l operations in mechan ical and Surgical performed in a neat and per manent manner. Connected with his is an establishment for I manufacture of all kinds Block Teeth, :«>f the best quality. Den tist's supplied to order. 33tf JOHN II. KIMBALL, INSURANCE BROKER, —AND— NOTARY PUBLIC, BATH, MAINE. Commissioner for Mass, and .V. (£7* Marine, Fire and Life Insurance effected at lowest rates in responsible offices. Iy41 BRONSON & SEWALL, Counsellors & Attorneys at Law. Office in Pierce's Block, Front Street, BATH, ME. DAVID BRONSON. 32 F. D. SEWALL. PORTER & SMITH, Attorneys & Counsellors at Office over John Hayden's store, Front BATH, ME. CHARLES n. PORTER. lf5 JACOB SMITH . J. ». SEWALL, Ship and Insurance broker, Office on Front Street—over Heath cj- Store. Marine,Fire and Life Insurance effected. Cargoes vessels,irocured —cargoes bought and sold. Bath, April 1,1851 411 f BY 45 Front Street 45 I. H. DUPEE~ DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST, Rooms over Morrison's Carpet Store.


ocr: OCTOBER Gill. NEW DRY~GOODS! OPENING AT THE STORE OF A. B. BUTLER. Among which are the following articles :— Long and Square Woolen Shawls, Cashmere Shawls, Children’s Woolen Shawls, Thibet Cloths, Cashmere Cloths, Lyoncsc Cloths, in a great variety of colors, Alpines, at all prices, Alpaccas, Plain and Figured, Plain and Figured All-Wool Delaines, Cotton and Wool DeLaines and Llama Cloths, Plaided Goods, a variety of styles, MOURNING GOODS, Prints, the best ever sold for G 1-4 cents. Patch*1® n«d Colored Cambrics at o 1-* White and Colored Linen Cloths and Diapers, Embossed and Cotton Covers in a great variety, Cotton Drilling for Covers 1 1-3 yds wide for 12 1-2 cents per yard, Flannels and White Goods, of all kinds and at the very lowest prices, Striped Shirtings, a good article for 10 cents, Tickings, warranted to hold Feathers, for 12 1-2 cents, It is generally known that Cotton Cloths arc a leetlk higher, but if our customers will call at our establishment, they will find a very good assortment at very low prices. GROCERIES, Family and Ship Storm. ROBINSON’ & COTTON have juM received, and of fer for sale ai the lo vest prices for cash or approved credit, a large and icell select'd slock of Groceries, Provisions, 6tc., —SUCH AS— Havana White and Brown Sugars : Muscovado do ; Crushed, Powdered, Granalized and St. Croix do ; Porto Rico do ; Sperm, Winter Refined, Whale and Elephant Oil; large quantity of Teas, in whole, half and qt’r Boxes; Molasses, Beef, Pork, Lard ; Fish, of a superior quali ty ; and ail articles usually kept in a general Grocery and Provision Store. The former customer® of Smith & Co , and the public generally are respectfully invited to call. 'JL/~ Particular attention paid to putting up Ship and Cabin Stores. Bath, Sepl. 28.1832. * 15tf NEW Watches and Jewelry, JUST RECEIVED AT So mZo ©o MSiilESSvDSJ^iSo 4 SPLENDID assortment of Gold and Silver Watch 1\. es; Bosom I'in.s; Ear Hoops and Drops; Finger Rings; Gobi Fob, Vest and Guard Chains; Gold Pena ami Pencils, Ac. embracing a great variety, wtl! selec t'd and rich Go »ds. i I


ocr: Bath,Thursday, Sept. 9,1832. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, Tuesday, November Second. Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN FIERCE. of new Hampshire:. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR ELECTORS, RUFUS MclNTIRE, of Parsonsfield. JOHN C. TALBOT, Senior, of Machias. GEORGE F. SHEPLEY, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Chesterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Bath. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan. ISAAC W. TABOR, of Houlton. STATE ELECTION, Monday, Sept. Thirteenth. FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN HUBBARD. For Representative to Congress, 4th District, Rufus K. J. Porter. Lincoln Nominations. For Senators, JOSEPH W. RUSSELL, HENRY INGALLS, JOHN II. CONVERSE, THOMAS O'BRIEN. For Clerk of Courts, SAMUEL VV. JACKSON. For County Treasurer, RICHARD W. TUCKER. For Registers of Deeds, Western Dis. LEMUEL 1IALL, Middle •• SILAS L. YOUNG, Eastern “ 1IEZEKIAH P. COOMBS. For County Commissioners, RODNEY C. JONES,


ocr: I J. FARNSWORTH. [Late Farnsworth & Brooks,] DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, —AND— SiAfctrs tOTftTS Of every description, UNION BLOCK, Front St., near head of Broad St., BATH. LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS. The subscriber having just received the SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES of DATS, CAPS and CLOTHING, is prepared to offer to the public by far the largest and best selected stock of goods in his line ever before offered in this market, or on the Ken nebec river, nnd at prices as low as the LOWEST at any other nmrltet in New England. In Clothing:, Will be found nt this establishment It) ex tensive variety of all the different qualities and styles. Spring Fashions of Hats for 1852, Of New York and Boston manufacture, of every prire and quality. Also, Fur and Wool KOSSUTH HATS, of all the differ ent kinds. CAPS—Men’s and Boys’, of the latest styles. FURNISHING GOODS, of every des cription, such as Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, Suspenders, Gloves, Ho siery, & c. For Seamen, Oiled Clothiiis, Flannel Shirts, Guernsey Frocks, Mattresses, Quilts, Blankets, Chests, Clothes Bogs, Russia Caps, Sheaths and Belts. Palms, and every other article necessa ry for the complete outfit of the Fish erman and Seaman. Rubber Goods, Umbrellas, &c. Those in want are respectfully invited to call and examine my goods nt the well known ‘•Bath Out fitting Warehouse.” A. J. FARNSWORTH, Ag’t. Bath, May 15, 1852. 6w48


ocr: Fourth of July IS Comidy.aiiA III order to Keep COOL, erety Lady wants a FAN I hare a Large assortment of Fan* of all description*, price* ranging from S cent* to Sd,00 Please call and examine at T. H. G. MARSTEfTS Jewelry store


ocr: 1. J. FARNSWORTH. [Late Farnsworth & Brooks,] DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, CLOTHE! FURNISHING GOODS, —AND— SEAMEN’S OUTFITS Of every description, UNION BLOCK, Front St., near head of Broad St., BATH. LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS. The subscriber having just received the SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES HATS, CAPS and CLOTHING, is prepared to offer to the public, by far the largest and best selected stock of goods in his line ever helore Offered in this market, or on the Ken nebec river, and at prices as low as the LOWEST at any other inarKct in New England. In Clothing, Will be found at this establishment an ex tensive variety of all the different qualities and styles. Spring Fashions of Hats for 1852, Of New York and Boston manufacture, every price nnd quality. Also, Fur and Wool KOSSUTH HATS, of all the differ ent kinds. CAPS—Men’s and Boys’, of the styles. FURNISHING GOODS, of every des cription, such as Shirts, Bosoms, Cravats, Stocks, Suspenders, Gloves, Ho siery, &c. For Seamen, Oiletl Clothing, Flannel Shirts, Guernsey Frocks, Mattresses, Qndis, Blankets, Chests, Clothes Bags, Russia Caps, Sheaths and Belts, Palms, and every other article necessa ry for the complete outfit of the Fish erman and Seaman. Rubber Goods, Umbrellas,&c. Those in want nre respectfully invited call and examine my goods at tiie known “Bath Outfitting Warehouse.” A. J. FARNSWORTH, Ag’t. Bath, Mny 15, 1852. 6w48


ocr: OF c-.xtrn qua! ty ; Water Proof and Common Caps, Ac for sale at the City Market by A G PAGE. Read’s Cooking Range. 'PUIS Hr age,— ibr wliieh the subscribers are sols L Agents in tins c.tyis beyond question the best article ever introduce-! into tins communiiy. Many, of them luiv • nii.-u-iy beep sold in this vicinity, and they give perfect satisfaction. 'I'li - I! -i i-fno i*. a -urge and ifTec iv.; oven, and a superior arrangement lor ltonning, equal io any alibi !■ ■ :l at an open lire Its advantages over a common cooking siove are many and in portaul. MO.MIOE Sc GOODRICH. Bath, May 27. India Rubber Ciothing. \T the Sagadaluu k Clothing and Outfitting Warehouse, a new article of Rubber Goods, consisting of Loeiu ami Short Coats, Pants, Lcggius, Traveling: Bags, Ac., Ac. which will be sold at much reduced prices. These goods arc warrant! <1 not to erst k or peel,in any state or clime, and an entire suit may be had lor the sum of $'>,50, ou application to the suhsciibcr, at the Sagadaluick. Bath, April21. 45 J. BALJ.OU. Great Bargains in Stoves, -AT TI1E BATH STOVE FACTORY. VfTIl.li \R1) WAl.kF.R Sc CO. would iniorm the ' i pttolie t f.it they will sell the balance of their stock hi S o •<, ron.sh*!! g of about $7,0110 worth of all eize* and at .'Mil the first of June. Thosa


ocr: Balli,Thursday, ©ct. 7,1S32. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Tuesday, November Second. Democratic Nomissatioiis. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN FIERCE, OP NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM IL KING, OIL ALABAM A. FOI! ET.ECTOHS, RUFlUS M' INURE, of Parsonsfield. JOHN O. TALBOT. Senior. ofMacliias. GEORGE F. SHEPLEV, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Chosterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Bath. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan. ISAAC W. TABOR, of Iloulton. STATE OF MAINE. Executive Dkpautmp.nt, > AVbusta, Sept 20, 1852, ) |


ocr: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, Tuesday, November Second. Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM IL KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR ELECTORS, RUFUS McINTIRK, of Parsonsfield. JOHN C. TALBOT, Senior, of Machias. GEORGE F. SHEPLEY, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Chesterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Bath. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan. ISAAC W. TABOR, of Houlton.


ocr: ---- As this season is now near at hand the subscriber would respectfully say to those who wish to nppear well and comforiahle on that day, that he has just received, at the tM&e&veeR Clothing and Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Front Street, Under the Sagadahock House, the largest, most f.tshionnhle, and elegant stock of ready CUSTOM-MADE WINTER Clothing! ever before offered for sale in this market.— We say THE LARGEST! from the fact that more real value in good fashionable, Substantial Clothing can be found at this Warehouse than ai any oilier on the Kennebec River. Qj* We say the from the fact that the styles are taken direct ly from the head anil fountain of the fashion able world. We say ilie MOST ELEGANT! becnuse we think it IMPOSSIBLE to find nt any other establishment anything SUPE RIOR. The statements made ii> the foregoing arc VERY IMPORTANT in themselves, but another thing connected with the affuir, and which is of greater importance, is the consid eration of the LOW PRICE at which the goods will be sold. Let all who are in want of Clothing, Comfortable, Substantial, Fashionable, Durable and CHEAP, call in nt the SACADAHOCK, and their wishes shall be fully satisfied. JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 20, 1852. 23 —AT THE— BATH is now prepared to offer to the public a very large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHING! of every desirable quality and style, manufac tured in the best manner. A splendid assortment of FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION !! BEBZE&. GO’S AND OTHER FALL STYLES OF MOLESKIN HATS! IIOSSUTIl HATS of every variety. The latest styles of Men's and Hoy’s Cloth, Plush, Fur and Glazed CAPS1 ICJ-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Seamen’s Clothing! ! Rubber Cioods, Umbrellas, &Ctj &Ci, &Ci It is unnecessary to inform the numerous pa trons of this establishment that I sell Goods at rales AS LOW as those in any of the large cities of the country. Many articles much lower. The stock now' open, to which we are con stantly receiving additions, is larger than any similar stock in the Slate, and larger ihan any TWO in the vicinity of the Kennebec Iiiver. All strangers visiting this city are invited to call and examine before purchasing. M A Sf M OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE, UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St.,


ocr: t ! ! ' ' i ..11 Ilf fjl ALTERATIVE AND TONIC, For the Hair. rHE value of this admirable preparation is too wel! known in this community to need any extended no* ice or commendation; and ihe proprietor feels that it ionly necessary for him to call the attention of the ublic to the fact that for matting of the hair.boat iuess, ecolorallon.litaid.less,Xc , it has no equal, and no one rhoprtzes this useful and ornamental appendage of tie head should he without it. For«Hle by the subscriber, at his shop Opposite the agadahock (louse, and by .Sawyer A Magoun,Hepfy lyde.Magoun X $liu 40u, stud \V. B Stearns. P II Til ASK. Bath, Apr 28,1852. 45


ocr: Read’s Cooking Range. 'TMUj? ktriitgr,—lor which the •ubecrtuert are solo Agcms in (his city,—-is beyond question ihe best article ever introduced into this community Many* of them have already been sold in ihis vicinity, and they give perfect satisfaction. This Hmtge has six boiler places, a large and effes ive oven, and a superior arrangement lor Roasting, equal lo any afforded at an open fire. Its advantages over a common cookiag stove are many and imponani. „ , m MONROE Sc GOODRICH. Rath. May 27. Herds Grass and Clsrer Seed,


ocr: BATH STEAM fflRDilili MIMIKTORV. rn|| E above Manufactory during tlie past season hav 1 ui? been completely refilled with u« u machinery— including Kngi::e, Tarring Apparatus and Spinnug machinery—comprising ail the latest improvements. The proprietors would invite the m ention of ship owners, and dealers fn Cordage generally, to their es tablishment, where may lie found an assortment of first quality lleinpmnl .Manilla Cordage, which will be sold by wholesale or r<tnil us the lo west manufacturers pri ces Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal lo any in the market, furnished at short notice, and all orders from this or neighboring towns, will be promptly attended to. P ease rall before purehannn elsewhere.


ocr: MRS. GOULD VS/DCLD inform her friends and customers that she At has removed to the new store next east o! Palmer »V Ledyard'a, Centre Sit., where she Is now opening her PALL AND WINTER STOCK OF Millinery & Fancy Goods, Consisting in part of Straw and Fancy Bonnets; Ribbons, in great variety ; Embroidered Collars, Capes, Under Sleeves, Edgings, Inserting*, &c. Also, t'ruels, of every shade; Lamp Mats; Tinsel Tidy, (new styles) and all oth er articles usually kept in a Fan cy Goods Store. Bath, Sept 18.1F52. 8wl5


ocr: Portrait Painting! SWIFT, THE ARTIST, Respectfully in i "limes tothi citizen* of Bath, that he has taken Roams over \V. Hawthorn’* Store, Front Street, Where he will-lie happy u» receive order*from iny who miry vri*h to patromfe hi* beauti ful style of paimiug. Specimeu may pe seen at hi* room*. Paimiug* true to life from Miniature*. Perfect sat* isfaciion warranted. 40


ocr: is now prepared to offer to the public a very large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHING! of every desirable quality and style, manufac tured in the best manner. A splendid assortment of FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! ! BEBEE&. CO’S AND OTHER FALL STYLES OF MOLESKIN HATS! IIOSSUTIl HATS of every variety. The latest styles of Men’s and Boy’s Cloth, Husk, Fur and Glazed C A3PS : 5CJ“A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Seamen’s Clothing ! ! Rubber hoods, Umbrellas, &c., &e., &c. It is unnecessary to inform the numerous pa trons of this establishment that I sell Goods at rates AS LOW as those in any of the large cities of the country. Many articles much lower. The stock now open, to which we are con stantly' receiving additions, is larger than any similar stock in the Slate, and larger than any TWO in the vicinity of the Kennebec River. All strangers visiting this city arc invited to call and examine before purchasing. m a u' h OUTFITTER WAREHOUSE, UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad Si., BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Bath, Oct. 1G, 1852. IStf FIRE! FIRE!! trill'! subscriber continues to receive appltections for 1 Insurance against loss by Fire in the Augusta Mnlual Fire Insurance Company. I'b-ase will on J. ElililSWOKTII, Agent, Bath, Oct. 17. 1-52. lf?\f Household Furniture AT AUCTION! milE subscribers will sell on the premises, on THURS 1 DAY, Oct 21, nt 9 o’clock am, the entire Furniture of the Commercial House, on the corner of Washington and Centre s s, consisting of Sofas, Tables, Parlor and Com mon Chairs, Booking Glasses, Feather Beils, Mattresses and Bedding, Bedsteads, Bureaus. Crockery and Glass Ware, Carpets, Knives and Forks, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Stove, Parlor Stoves, Air-Tight Stoves, together with a small assortment of Choice Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Sic. The present occupant is about to leave the house, and all of the above will be sold to the highest bidder, with out the least reserve. OWEN & CO., Auct’s. Bath, Oct 19, 1652. 18 i fc0«'4T! j


ocr: ) FURNACES. \ LARGE assortment of. FLRKACES lor heating . Dwelling Houses, Stores, Churches and Halls. -Having had many years ex perieuce in the business, we (think we can sell us good a lumatc as cun be had.and put it up in the best and safest manner. ALSO ON HAND Brick Furnaces, Of many kinds, Portable ami Wood do., H All of which will In* sold at wholesale and retail by ? Willard Walker & Co.' Hu 50 Buswcll’s Mineral Paint. A SUPERIOR article of FIRE PROOF PAINT. warranted equal to any offered to lhepulfIic,for sale by MITCHELL A LOW. July 2.1851 2


ocr: Bath,Thursday, Nov. 4,1852.


ocr: FURNACES. A LARGE assortment of FURNACES lor heatins Dwelling Houses, Stores, Churches and Halls. -Havinghad many years ex perience in the business, we think we can sell as good a furnace as can behad.andpu it up in the best and safest manner. ALSO ON HAND Brick Furnaces, Of many kinds, Portable and Wood do. * All of which will b*» sold ai wholesale and retail by Willard Walker k Co. All


ocr: 1 he acknowledged and extraordinary curative powers r>f these wonderful inventions is now so generally known and their sales and reputation throughout the whole eonn try so extensive, that it would seem unnecessary to urge their merits further. But some late circumstances have occurred which render it a matter of duty to the public not to be altogether silent, for while the ephemeral nos trums of the nay are trumpeted by columns through the Press and swallowed by quarts and gallons by the af flicted, and are found just good for nothing, Christie’s Ci&lvanle &d4 Magnetic Curatives, have been quietly working their way among the most intelligent and respectable classes, and are constantly achieving cures in an alarming train of diseases, which have for ages baffled all the aid of medicine and att tho resources of Science. These diseases are called NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, and in these diseases medicine is of no avail whatever. It never does good and it often does harm. Syrups, Ex tracts. Balms, Balsams, Elixirs, Bitters, Pills, Powders end Potiofts *a> every kind are alike worthless, for they weaken the vital energies of the already prostrated sys tem. while under the strengthening, life-giving, vitalizing influence of Galvanism, as applied by this beautiful dis covery. the exhausted patient and weakoned sufferer i* restored to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor. These remarks relate to such diseases as NEURAL GIA, TIC DOLOREUX, BRONCHITIS, PALPITATION of the HEART, WEAKNESS, and all FEMALE DIS ORDERS. such as NERVOUS HEADACHE, LASSI TUDE and DESPONDENCY, which are only other names for Nervous Derangement ; EPILEPTIC FITS and CONVULSIONS, which are now known to result from a non-equilibrium of F.lectric influence ; NERVOUS TREMORS, DEAFNESS, which is nearly always caused by torpidity of the Auditory Nerves, and can always be perfectly cured by Galvanism, when the organ is not de stroyed ; DYSPEPSIA, in its worst fonns ; PALSY and PARALYSIS, uniformly caused by a deficiency of Nerv ous influence , CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, TORPIDITY of the LIVER, PAIN in the SIJJE, SLUGGISH CIR CULATION, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS, DEFI CIENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY, and all those distressing complaints resulting from a DE RANGEMENT of the NERVOUS SYSTEM. In the above prevalent and terrible class of diseases Nervous Complaints are much more numerous than is generally imagined—


ocr: Iy41 SPLENDID STOCK OP CARPETS FOR THE SPRING TRADE! FOR SALE AT PETTES & LOVE JOY’S CARPET ° WAREHOUSE, SUMMER STREET, Next to Trinity Church, and near the corner of Washington Street, BOSTON, Bigelow Power-Loom Brussels; Lowell Three-Ply Carpels, WOVEN ON THE PATENT POWER-LOOMS ; ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS in every variety of styles and colors ; together with every kind and quality of Carpetincs used in furnishing houses, from twenty-five cents to two dollars per yard. The hard times have forced quantities of Carpets into AUCTION SALES, where we have purchased a large assortment, and ivc shall continue the sales at our store, at a very small advance on auction prices. PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS, of all kinds and prices. Every effort will be made to render this the most popular RETAIL CARPET STORE; And strangers visiting the city are invited to call and examine our stock of goods. PETTES & EOVEJOY.


ocr: DR, CONINE’S SYRUP —or Ginseng and Malva. THIS Compound, now established in universal favor by its great and acknowledged merit, is Used in every Family, and leeointneuJed by all physicians. This mediciue is based upon a recipe procured in China by Dr. G’oninb, the celebrated oriental traveller Its wonderful prop erty for Purifying the Blood. and in a'l complaints of a bilious character, are everywhere acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Langs, SPITTING OF BLOOD. Bronchitis, and every dis- case of the vital organs, this great remedy is without a para I lei. For Coughs, Croup, Whooping-cough and all diseases of the throat, it is a sure and prompt cure. It possesses the remarkable power of Dissolving Loosening and Removing downward all phlegm that may obstruct the throat, and is without question Na ture's most potent remedy for CONSUMPTION, and all diseases that arise from coughs and neglected Colds. Ii has cured Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and Scrofula—diseases which have defied the power other medicines have yielded to this. It is pleasant and palatable, and as a Restorer of Appetite. It stands unrivalled. It has never been equalled &s a Dyspeptic Remedy, ami for Irritation ol the Nerves. Lowness of Spirits, headache, is a sure cure. The interesting history of the Ginseng, flee, is to bad in pamphlets, gratis. The Compound is couluin QUART BOTTI.ES, One Dollar per Bottle—Six Dottles for $.5.


ocr: ■ figured all w«.cl Cashmeres; do new style Plaid Silks, Thrheis.Lynnese, Ac. II. W. OWEN A CO. Bath, Oct 15. 17 Drugs and Medicines! E. T. CATCHELL HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM BOSTOH A Large and Fresh Supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, 3i ‘X 3 -* 3 V 3“» 3 » PERFUMERY, &.C., &.C., Which will be sold very LOW for CASH Brunswick, Nov 12, 1851. 2m22 TO FEMALES. THE peculiar inaladie. io wliiili loma'es are sulijccl corammtlv produceirreat liodilv exhnuetion,accom panied hy u depres-td and oflen gloomy state of m nd. As Ihe sysleni declines in sireuijili, mere is a Ins. oi nervous power, and ibis vary naturally impairs the en ergy of ilie mind and disturbs the equanimity of the tem per. Every candid woman who Inis suffered from fe male complaints will admit this to be the mournful truth. Now. to obtain relief, it is only necessary t.» slop the tendency to depletion and debility. This is done by re newing that Fountain of Heitth and S rength, the BLOOD, and no medicine accomplishes this desirable resultso completely as Dr. Townsend’s Extract of SARSAPARILLA. It neutralixs bad Humors, stops unnatural secretions, and gives a healihy direction to all the vital procr.-HK *. This i*» vrave truth, and not idle assertion: his attes ted by eountlsssfarti, which wc declineo publish from respect to that dtlic try of fee line which is the chief grace of the female character. If, however, any are in doubt, they can he fully satisfied by calling at our of fice, at/Nassau street. New York. CAUTION. To avoid imposition it will be necessary to nee that James K. Chilton’s Certificate, as wellas the signature of Dr S P Townsend, is on the outside wrapper of c .eh bottle. Sold by all the principal Druggists ami country mtr chonts throughout the United States, Canada*, etc. Principle Office, in New York. 82 Niwsau St. “ •• in London, 355 Strand, next door to the Lyceum Theatre A. G. PAGE, only Agent for Bath ; E. Dana, Jr., Damariscotta ; E. Dana, AVticaaset. Im34 Wanted. r THREE Sr.t rate Satin V..I Maker., at>5 25 Coat maker., at W HAtrTHORXt B, I is 93 Front Street, Hath


ocr: International Magazine FOR JANUARY, 1852, juit received al SAWYER Sc MAGOCS’S, where subecribers 10 ihe mae are wauled. 28 Bounty Land Far ail the Officers and Soldiers of the Massa chusetts Militia in the War of 1812. BY a recent ctechfcm in Washington, all the Massa chusetts Militia who were in service in the war of 1812 thirty days or more, are entitled to the benefit of the Bounty Lund Act of1S4S. The subscriber will utiend lo procuring the same. F D BE WALL Office corner of Front uud Broad Sts. Bath, Dec 31,1851. 3w2S -~—-r:-- ~t—\---; English Herring. HAH BOXES English Herring, in shipping order. For sale by R R SMITH Sc CO. Jan. 1, 1852. 28 Just Received. A LARGE lot of TEAS ol different grades, in half chests, will be sojd low by Jan 1,1852. 28 R R SMITH Si CO. Flour. rPHE subscribers hove on hand a large h»t ofsuperior Flour which they will sell as low as the same qual ity can he bought in this city. R R SMITH Sc CO. Jan 1,1852. 28 AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Cash Capital, $100,000. Expense of Insurance reduced 35 per cent. BOARD OF REFERENCE. Hoii J G Rovers, i’rof G Tickuor, A II Vinton, 1) L), F W Blagden, D D, John Ware, M D, | J J Dixweil, Esq, I J H Wolcoii. Esq, 1 Thomas Lamb, Esq. THIS Company has issued between three and four -*■ thousand Policies, and lias a Cash Capital and sur plus of $175,000, securely and profitably invested. Its business is conducted upon principles which ren der certain the payment of nil sums insured by the Com pany. whether the claims arise within five or fifty years. In accordance with the most approved Offices, both in Euglnnl and this country, the Trustees deoin it neces sary that tlie payment of all Premiums should be made in CA.-ii,and not in notes, either in whole or in part. All classes of Policies share in the dividends, which arc declared on the first of January, annually. Joint Policies, for huslmnd and wife, issued on very favorable it rm>, ihe whole amount being payable to the survivor, in cast*, of the death of either party. Prospectus, Circulars, and blank applications, with every necessary information, may be bad at the office. BENJAMIN SI ELI MAN, President. J I) YOUNG, M D. Medical Examiner. OLIVER '*R F.WSTER, Actuary,4 State Si. Boston. J. S. SEWALL, Agent for Bath and vicinity. Dec 30, Idol. 28u38 HOLIDAY PRESENTS,


ocr: PIERCE, KING-mum.; “ Let ADHERENCE TO REGULAR NOMINA TIONS be the rule and watchword of the Democratic party now and ever.’' n3=* As MAINE directed THE WAY in the nomination of PIERCE AND KING, Let her now, with the EYES of the DEMOCRACY OF THE UNION upon her, direct the result, by a GLORIOUS VICTORY!!! ICT ON THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. “AS (iOKxi *1AI \ li M> <;Oi.K THli l A IO.\.” DEMOCRATS OF LINCOLN! We are sure you will be found, as ever, true to duty and in the thickest of the fight! Let OLD LINCOLN again demonstrate her loyalty, by rolling up a tremendous majority for JOHN HUBBARD.


ocr: ; A LARGE assortment FURNACES for heating Dwcllin/r Houses, Churches and Halls. 'Having had many years ex perience in the business, we think we can kell as good a furnace as can be had.and put it up in lhe best and manner. ALSO ON HAND. Brick Furnaces, Of many kinds, J Portable and Wood ■ Allot which will b<* sold at I wholesale and retail by Willard Walker & Co. » 50


ocr: B. T. CURRIER, D. D. S~ Office at his residence, on Centre St., the CITY HALL, BATH, MB. All operation* in mechan ical and Surgical performed m a neat and per manent manner, i Connected with hi* | is ail establishment for manufacture of all kirn's i Block Teeth, ■of the best quality. Den tist’* supplied to Older. a«»f


ocr: New Shoe Store ! ! ■ ■/ • .!•• 1 j A New nd Freeh lot of Mea’e, Women’! end CkU» ' 1' . \ 1 . . it .t:. Boots, Shoes and Rabbers, lor ule cheep Ibi Cash, et the new store corner ol Fron. end Elm Street!, 3d door north of S D Haley's Loin Rooms. JA.S U NICHOLS. Bath, Not 13, 1351. b I 20tl FALL STYLE GOODS! — AT— W. HAWTHORNE’S, 63 FRONT STREET, WHO has just returned from Boston with a large and desirable stock of French, German and American Broadcloths, Cnssimercs and Vestings, Ilats, Caps, Umbrellas, and Gents. Furnishing Goods, and Ready-Made Clothing, which will be sold as cheap as at any other establish ment in the city. W. H. will give his tebsonal attention to cutting, asd WARRANTS all work done nt Ins shop to give perfect sulUfaciii n. Cutting, to Le made out of the shop, promptly attended to. Bath, Oct 28, 1351 19 W. HAWTHORNE. Portland Bread. ^ Ull O IP o MI © IS S I§ y Haley's Block, Front Street, WILL be constantly supplied from the first bakers in Portlniid, with Butter, Gralrmn and Soda Crackers, Pilot Bread and Pastry, which he will sell at the lowest prices. Hath, Oct 1, 1351. t5tf Great Bargains in a<©®^3 & mimis* MAY BE HAD AT BROWN & MATHEWS’, *117*110 have just received a Li HQ E and SPLENDID VV assortment of Ladies', <ietiu\ Youth's and C'hil- dren'x Boots and Shoes, of almost every description, and of the latest and most fashionable styles, adapted ex press]. for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE. B Sf M. from their experience in the business, ami the facilities they enjoy for purchasing, feel confident they can give entire satisfaction, both as to the variety, quality and prices of their articles, and most cordialIv nvitf their freinux, and all who wish to secure GOOD BAUQAINS. to call and examine for themselves— pledging themselves to u^e their utmost end* avors to picase. Do nM forget to call at the sign of the Boot opposite Dr. Stockbridge’s new Granit- B'o'Jc. F ont Street. B BOWX if MATHEWS, Bath Oct. 1,1551. llitf


ocr: | Strayed. CA M K iuto the enclosure of - the subscriber on or tbout ihe firsi of November last. • red HEIFER, about two years eld. The- owner is hereby requested to prove property. P*5M&rre» uid lafcft h«t». I Boetbfeay, Jan t&53 3w90


ocr: MARBLE WORKS. ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MONUMENTS AND GRAVESTONES, Made of the best material, with all the varieties of iorms and ornaments, also, Granite Monuments, Counter, Table Topi, and Soap Stone work, done to suit purchasers. TURNER & DAVENPORT, Opposite Commercial House, Centre Street, Bath, Me' lyll


ocr: I. J. FARNSWORTH. [Laie Farnsworth & Brooks,] DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, —AND— ~ Of every description, UNION BLOCK, Frot St., near head of Broad St., BATH. LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS. The subscriber having just received the SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES of HATS, CAPS and CLOTHING, is prepared to offer lo the public by far the largest and best selected stock of goods in his line ever before offered in this market, or on the Ken nebec river, and at prices as low as the LOWEST at any other market in New England. In Clothing, Will be found at this establishment an ex tensive variety of all the different qualities and styles. Spring Fashions of Hats for 1852, Of New York and Boston manufacture, of every price and quality. Also, Fur and Wool KOSSUTH HATS, of all the differ kinds. CAPS—Men’s and Boys’, of the latest FURNISHING GOODS, of every des such as Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Suspenders, Gloves, Ho fisc. For Seamen, Clothing, Flannel Shirts, Guernsey Frocks, Mattresses, Quilts, Blankets, Chests, Clothes Bags, Russia Caps, Sheaths and Belts, Palms, and every other article necessa ry fur the complete ' outfit of the Fish erman mid Seaman. Goods, Umbrellas, &c. Those in want are respectfully invited to and examine my goods at the well “Bath Outfitting Warehouse.” A. J. FARNSWORTH, Ag’t. Bath, May 15, 1852. 6w48 Early Rising! Cream Tartar, Soda, Snleratus and Yeast Pnw der, at EATON A SHAW’S. Bath. May 16. 48tf PAPER HANGINGS. \ LARGE assortment of HOUSE PAPER—some new ami beautiful pattern*—just rec**ive». from New an-1 for salt* at very low prices. At the old stand Morrison A Thornton. Z. T. THORNTON. Bath, May 11, 1852. 6w47 New Goods!


ocr: CARPETINGS ! THE subscriber wi.hM to return hi. .inc.r, thanks to hi. frieml. .ml' customer., for the very liberal patronage heretnlore received, lay which he ia hnppy in being able in say So them ih.l he ha. now on hand an extensive assortmenl of English Tapeslry and Velvet Tapestry, Brussels and Brussels Tapestry, Super and Extra Three-ply Carpets, Super. Extra Fine. Fins and Common do,, Stair Carpets and Ruga of all grades. Btaaw Matting ef all widths. Cotton and Wool Booking. Painted Floor Cloths of all widths. Paper Hangings and Window 8ha4ee, Futnam‘#Fatent Curtain Fixtures, kc, The above comprise* some of the latest and choicest style* and quality, at prices below the New York oi Boston markets D. KELLY, Carpet Store Odder the Sagadahoek House I pa* 4«ril»,I852. 3w45 '


ocr: a copartner ship under the name of ROBINSON A COTTON, For the purpose of carrying on a general wholesale and reiail Grocery and Provision business, at the old stand of Smith & Co., near the Ferry, Front St ALFRED T ROBINSON. CHARLES K. COTTON. Bath, Sept.28 1852. 15if GROCERIES, Family and Ship Stores. ROBINSON k COTTON have ju<t received, and of fer for sale at the lowest prices for cash or credit, a large and well selected stock of Groceries, Provisions, &c., —SUCH AS— Havana White and Brown Sugars : Muscovado do ; Crushed, Powdered, Granalized and St. Croix do ; Porto Rico do ; Sperm, Winter Refined, Whale and Elephant Oil; large quantity of Teas, in whole, half and qt’r Boxes; Molasses, Beef, Pork, Lard ; Fish, of a superior quali ty ; and all articles usually kept in a general Grocery and Provision Store. The former customer* of Smith k Co , and the public generally are respectfully invit'd to rati. tParticular attention paid to | utting up Ship ami Cabin Stores. Bath, Sept. 28. 1852. 15tf Tobacco and Cigars, OF the choicest brands, kept constantly on hand and for sale at the store of Sent. 29. ROBINSON k COTTON. Pickles, IN gallon, half gallon, and quart jars; Ketchups ^ every description; Capers; Gelatines; Olive Oil; English and American Mustard, of superior quality ; Pepper-sauce, 6cc.,kc, fur sale bv Sept. 28 ROBINSON k COTTON. MRS. GOULD WOULD inform her friends and customers that she » » has removed to the new store next cast of Palmer A Ledyard’s, Centre St., where she is now opening her FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF Millinery & Fancy Goods, Consisting in part of Straw and Fancy Bonnets ; Ribbons, in great variety ; Embroidered Collars, Capes, Under Sleeves, Edgings, Insertings, &c. Also, Cruels, of every shade; Lamp Mats; Tinsel Tidy, (new styles) and all oth er articles usually kept in a Fan cy Goods Store. Oath, Sept 23, 1852. Gw 15 NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. PETTES & LOVE JOY, SUMMER STREET, NEXT TO THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON, Have just received, direct from the English manufacturers, 150 pieces of the best quality TAPESTRY I5RUSSELS CARPETS. 100 PIECES EXTRA RICH VELVET TAPESTRY CARPETS. Also, — Extra quality of American Rrus. sels, Tapestry and Velvet CARPETS, a few of which being slightly imperfect will be sold at low prices. Three Pi.v Carpetings from all the man ufactories; Superfine Carpets; CiiamherCar pets; Patent Tapestry Ingrains, or Trans vbusily Carpetings ; Stair Carpetincs ; Floor OIL CLOTHS, and every other article in their line, in great variety. These Carpets have all been ordered and purchased previous to the recent advance in the price of carpets, and sales w ill be Contin ued at m.n pricks Also, direct from the GREAT AUCTION SALES, held in the city of New- York, a complete as sortment of MEDIUM and SUPERFINE CARPET. INGS, COTTON and WOOL CARPETS, STAIR CARPETS, HEMP C ARPETS, TUFTED RUGS AND MATS. NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE, JVEXT TO TUI MTV (ItlRClt, SUMMER STREET, NEAR TO TIIE CORNER OF WASHINGTON STREET,


ocr: EASTERN TIMES. Bath, Thursday, Ang. 12,1852. Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R, KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN IIUI3I3ARI). FOP. ELECTORS, RUFUS MeINTIRE, of Parsonsfield. JOHN C. TALBOT. Senior, of Mathias. GEORGE F. SIIEPLEY, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Chesterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Bath. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan. STATE OF MAINE. Executive Department, \ Augusta, August 4, 1S52. 5 An adjourned session of the Executive Council will be held at the Council Chamber in Augusta, on the twentv-eixth inst. Attest—JOHN G. SAWYER, Secretary of State.


ocr: EASTERN TIMES. Bath.Thursday. Sept. 30,1852. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, Tuesday, November Second. Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM \\. KING, OF ALABAMA. Foil ELECTORS, RUFUS MulNTIRE, ot Parsonsfield. JOHN TALBOT, Senior, of Maebias. GEORGE F. SHEPLEY, of Portland. REUBEN LOWELL, of Cliesterville. OLIVER MOSES, of Ba'th. DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan. ISAAC W. TABOR, of Houlton. STATE OF MAINE. . Executive Df.pabtment, ) Augusta, Sept 20, 1852, ) An adjourned session of the F.xecutive Coun cil will be held at the Council Chamber in Au gusta, on Friday, the eighth day of October next. Attest—J. G. SAWYER, Secretary of State.


The Ohio star. [volume]

ocr: Mails Arrive at and Depart from Ravenna ' - ' " '': '.. . as follows: ' ' " ' ; ' Cleveland Rtail arrives at 12 . Daily - r , - do do departs at 4 p. m. do --j ... ' Pittsburgh do arrives at 4 p. si... do .. v T .. . do do departs at 12 m. do . , .. P. Warren do arrives at 12 M. -do ... ., -do do depnrtsat 12 M. do " Canton ' do arrives Tuesdaya&Ssturdnys 4 P.m. I t. do do departs Mondays & Fridays U a. k. . , Chardon do arrives WednesdoysikFridayf 4 r a. do dodepartTuesdays&.TliuradnysH A.m. . , Garrettsville departs, Mondays, Weilnesilnyi' and , Saturdays at 3 r. h. Arrives same days at 12 s. . :': . Dr. J; G. Willi. Viysician and Surgeon Streetsoro.Ol io.

place_of_publication: Ravenna, Ohio

publisher: L.L. Rice


The Kalida venture. [volume]

ocr: SEW IB lubscribers are just receiving and opeiiriff at tiieiIi Stobe, on ihe corner of Main id Broad ttrcrlt, in Kalida, a large and uplertled assortment of ' CEJv'.CD ' CD CD .".S3 0 Of all kinls And descriptions, needed in Ihe country, tliicli thoy offer at IOW PRICES FOR CASH Or AfFRivED Country Produce. And at they will e sold exclusively for Ready Pay, they will SELL AS LOW At they an be purchased in any of the sur rounding lowna. And they aolictte a share of the puUio patronage. Persons wishing to purchase villdo well to call and look at their stock and judge fir themselves. . WM. & A.J. TAY1.UK. Kalida, Nov. 10, 1851. 556 LOOKING Glasses Large and small, for raleby , Wm. & A. J, Tavlor. December 18, 1851. . 4)59 rri -1

place_of_publication: Kalida, Ohio

publisher: S.A. Hall


ocr: 7: SHERIFFS 8ALE. t Isaao B. Smith ) . '. - .'. . vs, " DECREE. Wilson McCalester. y-" BY yirtu of a decree In chancery, to m directed from the Conrt of eommon plea. I will sell as tipon executions at law. at the door of the hous in Kalida, Ohio, on . , Mondar. tne 31st day oTMayl A. D 1852, Between ihe hour prescribed by law, the deaerihed nronerlv. to wit: '. Commenrlne at the south west corner of a lot land owned by Allen, nipkins na huh in me wast quarter or section twenty-six town one nonn ranre elcht east thenc aouth seventy nine feet thenc northnsterly course nntll south of the south mat corner of said Allen. Hipklns and Hull's lot thenc to said corner thence west to the place of beeinnlns, In th county of Putnam, Clilo. Taken as the property of Nelson MrCaloiter, on complaint of Isnac B. Smith, : . JOHN B.FRUCHEY, Sheriff. :" '; Sheriff's Office, ?'"... Kalida, Putnam Co., 0 , April 4. 1852.


ocr: In Ohanoerv. TOHN Gerhardt Bchwajte is hereby noli- i hereby I J fied that on the 12th day of February, in the year, 1852, Frederick Bunte of the coun ty of Hamilton, in the State ol Ohio, filed in the Court of Common Pleas of ths 'county of Putnam, in, said State, a Bill in Chancery against the said John Gerhardt Schwarte, the object and prayer of which is that he may be decreed to complete his contract for the sale and conveyance, to aaid Frederick Bunte, of ths north halt of the north west quarter of section number thirty-four in township num ber one north of range seven east, situated in said Putriani county, Ohio, containing eighty acrea of land, made on or about November ft. At D.. 1835. And the aaid John Gerhardt Schwarte is notified that unless he appears and pleads, answers or demurs to said Bill, within aixty days sfter the next Term of said Court, the said Frederick Bunte at the Term next after the expiration of the aaid. aixty days will apply to said Court to taka the matters of the Bill as eontessed and to decree ihereoo aecordingly. - ,: : Ux- LELAND & MACKENZIE, . '".., ,,' Solicitors. March 5, 1852. ' ; , 5G7 SETTS of Tea Cups and Sanccro For 20. 25, 62i, and 75 cants per sott, at the Taylor Store. Dee. 1851. THE KALIDA VENTURE, .'18 PUBLISHED, EVERY FRIDAY ,;, B r J A M E , M A C K E N 2 I E , Terms In advance-"-..-... To clubs of three or more, each- $2 00 AuviRTiame For one square 3 weeks 1 00 For each -subsequent insertion---'."'.""..;.. 25 Ye. R it AoviBTisma will be chargod for one square or Iess-v .'' ;' o wr For ons col umn--- ,-, 20 00 ftT All letters on business shoald be


ocr: BOOT SHCE ,: EiSABLISHJIEN , At his new residence on Water Street SOLOMON R. M ILLER, respectfully in-' ' forms the citizens of Kalida and vicin ity, that ho has again commenced business in the-- -i 1- -- -"' -"' BOOT AND SHOEMAKINO: line.aod has employed a first rate workman, to assist him, and he expects to be able Jo do work for his customers on tbe shortest no tice and ir. the beat manner. Aa he haa no spare capital he expects to work very cheap, for cash or produce. Kalida, January l,18r0 . ' 520 - ---- Blanks for Sale. PRINTED on superior paper, ' T ' MORTGAGES, from Swan'si reproved form, by the quire or singly. j. DEEDS, of t Warranty, hy the quire or f QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale. I JUSTICE'S RECOGNIZANCES, - and Affidavits for capiases. JAMES MACKENZIE


ocr: KAUDA HOTEL, By l R. McCLURE, x THEeitiaentof Putnam and the adjoining eountie. and tha travellintr public een. rally are respectfully informed, that T. R ncUlor has pnrcnaiea . me nnove wen known stand. and which he i fitting up for the reception and sccommodation of travel ers, and where he will be at all time reidy to entertain hi old trtrstomsrs and tUe travel ing public ceneralty. , . . .. , As Mr. McC. t well known as a landlord. and tha arenmmodntinna of the KAL'DA HOTEL.it STABLES. ate.,ars well known to be ample, he deems it unnecessary to say mora than that hi bert exertions will be given to cater for the tastea and comfort of the travelling psblie, who may give bim a. call, and that hsi determined to provide th beet theeonntry fiord. 1 v.' , rsbrnary 1.1850. . ; ".''46li


ocr: CHAIRS! CHAIRS'! . HI L L & SO N, Wf AVE iut commenced lha Chair-Ma XjLking Bus;nin all its varieti. Chiir sltblishment, In the Houie. next door to the Sdhnal Home. ' Where they will at all time be prepared manuiacture all kinds ol plain and lanev Chair. It oking Chair, Arm Chair, ate., in the latest U istern fashion, cheap and good, as any in the country, and their work will not be excelled in neatneaiand durabil ity hv any. . ' -' Person wishing repurchase will do Well to call and ee fur themlvei, before look ing elsewhere. By all meana call ! WAGGONS. BfJG(?YS. Ac. Ac. V Made and repaired b H Hill, si bt estab- lishroent oh Wate Street, ' ' Kalida, December 9. 1850. " ' 1 505


ocr: LATEST ARRIVALS. JUST RECEIVED M Taylor's Store, N. O.Sutfnr, at Gl' cents per lb.'. , Golden Syrup, ut 75 cents par gallon Palm Leaf and Slraw Hats. ,' '.'Flat Seed Oil. ' A new lot of Tobacco. ; ', Wnite Lead, in kpps. , N, O. Molnssos, at 45 cents per gallon. .April, 1852. ' , . ' , 575


ocr: tliti KALIDA VENTURE, ' 18 PlinLIflHEO, EVERT FRIDAY,1, BT JAMES KACKENZIE. Terms Tn advance ..... Td eliibi of three or more, each $9 00 60 Aovtaf tsuio For one eqoare J weeke 1 00 For each piibsednentineertion-'. 25 YttRLT Advietisiwo will be chatgod for one square oi less 8 00 for one eol umn 20 00 (p All letters on business should be pre-paid in um.l iuiovditv biiviihuu.


ocr: BOOT $ SHCE ESTABLISHMENT. At his new residence on Water Street SOLOMON R. MILLER, respectfully In. forma the cltixensof Kalida and vicin. ity.that hehusagain commenced business in the, - i BOOT AND SHOEMAKING line.andhas employed a first rats Workman, to assist him, and he expects to be able to do work for hia customera on the ahorteat no tice and ir. the beat manner.' Ashe has no apare capital he expects to work vary cheap. ior casn or produce, , : . H.alida, January 1, lffro " -. 630 B OOTS AND SHOES s Gentlemen's Pine, and heavy eoarse Boots Ladies' Fancy Boots & Bhoes; - . Men's and Bo a' Bootae's and Shoes; Carpet Shoes, - -i .: '.-j Hunguiart Boots, 'j , - . Overshoes, ate. Ate.. ' Of every variety, for sale at the lowest prises, at War. At A.J. Tatlox', Kalida. December, 1851 - 550


ocr: clotk:::3 estaclishj.!EIIT. ' ' JOSEPH TINGLE Has purchased a. good Merehsntable Stock of Cloths, Cassfmeres, Veatings, Silk Linings, snd. Triniiningsof every kind and quality, necessary to carrying on the . j OLOTHINa BUBINB83 In all its branches, and' he has constantly on hand REAEY MADE! CLOTHING, sum mer and other wear, of different kinds, quali ties and prices to suit purchaaers. ,. . -Mr. T. still continues the business bf In atl ita Branches, at hit old stand, oppoiite tt Court houie, ., . KALIDA, OHIO; Where those who desire well made and fashionable Clotbiro will find their orders promptly fulfilled, and themaelves well fitted, and well satisfied with the work they get done. ' . . Mr. Tingle is in the regular receipt of the Spring and Summer, Fall and Winter ; fashions, ; , From Qeoio C. Scott of New York city, and ia ready to make up Clothing in the latest and best s-.vle of Fashion. CUTTING done to order at the cheapest ratee. &69 Feb. 19. 1C6. A. MONROE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Knlidn, Pntnam Connty". O. WILL attend promptly1 to all bnainssa entrusted to his care in the courts ot Putnam and the adjoining counties . ' ' -Also NOT AH Y PUBLIC. October 23. 1850. ' 499i ;.. A. BUDD. A T T O aH,BT "A 1 t A tV , Kalida, Putnam County, Ohio. A TTEND3 to business appertaining to hi XV prnlession in riltnam and adjoining counties. . 56?J . July. 1852. . Ei H. LEtsitn.f ' James MicvEHiix, Defiance, 0. , t Kalida, Ohio. J LtLAlVD tie MACltElViietE AT T ORNE YS AT LAW, AffD SOLICITORS JJi CElAXCER V, All business entrusted in their bsnds will receive prompt attention. No. 20, 1851. JAM ES MACKENZIE, ) NOTARY rCBLIO. , Be have fitted up the huildinij, lately ocenpiod as the Venturo Prinlnig Office, as a Law OlEce, where we expect to be found by those who may have such busi ness to transact and who desire to engage


ocr: WZala XL OLDS, PHYSICIAN & HAS permanently located himsell COLUMBUS GROVE, where ha be found ready at all times to attend to 0 the line or bis proieasion, as a : Wherever and whenever hie sarviees may required. ' ' the prevalent dieaases ot the oountry enauia nun utw- v cure with reaeonable aaeuranee or and he truete that tnoa wneawo of Pnvticiea will not fail to give him a Offio opposite Bogart'a Hotel . Jaly 3d. 1852. V -


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ocr: RAVE IV N A. Wednesday, September I, 185. Free Democratic Ticket. . FOR PRESIDENT, JOHN P. HALE, ot Bew Hampshire. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, , GEORGE W. JULIAN, - ' -., of Indiana. ' : County 1 leket. . '- Commissioner, : WILLIS STRICKLAND. T Auditor, V ORLO W. STRONG. Sheriff. -. SYLVESTER TAYLOR, Jr. ' ' - ' . Coroner, samuel Hastings; Recorder, THOMAS W. BROWNING. ; ' ' " Director of County Infirmary, V


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ocr: . v. ' SHERIFF'S SALE. Sterling & CuslifngA surviving partners, -tif Sterling, Cushing : & Gregorys ::; VS. Samuel Hooper.' . Vendi T1Y virtue of a vendi exponas to me direct 13 ed from tho Court of common pleas Pjtnain county, Ohio, I will offer fot sale the residence of Samuel Honpei in countv. Ohio, on Friday the 28th day of iWnv A. D. 1852, between the hours of ten A, M. nnd four, o'clock P. M. of said the following goods and chattels to fourteen sides of harness leather, sides of upper in the vats, and forty more of upper in the vats ia addition, all Putnam county, Ohio . Taken in as the property of Samuel Hooper to a decree in favor of Stetling, Cushing uregorv. . ' JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff. SlIBItlFF's OFFICE, Knlidn, Putnam Co., O., May 4, 1852


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ocr: .ORE EN'S Cottage Helodeon THE subscriber would respeel fully call the at tention of the musical public to some new Melodrama w hich he ia now manofacturine in this place, which for bcastv of style, quietness of touch and quality of tone, is not surpassed by any manulncturera in tne country. J ney vary in size from 3 to t, 5 and 5 octnvoes, Pri.-es from $40 to 45. tRO and mlOO. The 31 and 4 octnvoes are made en a pillar, representing a center or side ta ble. The 5 and 5f oclnvjes are in I'iano form. PIa.... MTI I ;.1RS rw vnnwItM. All tb above instiomenui are warranted.- XlJ kin-'s:f reed instruments repaired at short noleaua in os.1 style, jlccordeons repaired and'new reeds put m at iz eenu eacn. iiop over pir. Bookstore. . . , G. F. GiZEEN. avenna. Ohio. '' Second Arrival AT THE SHJ1LERSVIL(.E CHEAT - STORE. THE undersigned with much pleasure would inform bis friends, customers, and llio ritizens of this viecnitr. that he has made his second visit to New York, for the purchase of foods tuts season, and is now receiving His second stock of new and desirable coeds, which nre adap ted to the season, ami have been selected from the luiest manufactures and imDortatiomr. with a view of pleasing the tastes, and supplying Ike wants of In nranv customers, to wnom be lenders nis sin cere llinnks for their large and continued patron age, since adopting my p-rns motto or "Larre Holes owrf Smalt Prnfitt," mv business has verv milch increonrd. nil I find it necessary to visit New York more frequently, as m so doing 1 am better ante to serve lite interests of those purchasing coods from me, by keeping a larger and mure general assortment, and selling oi lower prices than any other establishment on the Western Rscrve. 1'lcase call and examine for yourselves A V UORR. OD FISH. 2000 pound just received and more on the way. A v hour. PRINTS, a large assortment of calicoes, just received, new styles, good cloths and fast colors, selling from five cents to one shilling per yd. at . . IJOIIK'JS. FOUR SEHLLINGS will buy a belter dress pattern at Horr, than at any other store in this section. " ShalersTitle, Juno 12. . - - , ictr Airiiitn P'mli. Trout. Stskawit i Mackerel and Codfish, by the bW. bnl bbl. ant) retail, at .-". . Ull.Lri.l 1 a. -" rVofive. HE eubreribers hereby give notice to citizens of Portage and adjoining coun ties, that they have this day entered into co-part nership, for the manufacture of Sash, minus. Choirs. -fee. under the style and firm of "MeKI wuns tc. Arnold." at the Steam Factory, recently occupied by i, B. Sf G. McKlwnin.- GEORGK Mr FA, WA IN, - BERNARD W. ARNOLD. Ravenna, May 15, 1852. . 1163 'Found. MASONS Trowels and hand tools at Wr FRAZER'S. April 14. SO CT. TEAS. Very Superior article of O'd and Youne llvson Teas, just ree'd, and ' "


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ocr: SHERIFF'S SALE. . . , , Isaac B. Smith ) ' ' . vs, DECREE. . v Nfslsnn McCnlester.) BY virtue of a decree In chancery, to me directed' from the Court of common pleas. I will sell as upon executions at law, at the door of the court house in Kalida, Ohio, on Monday, the 31st day of May, A.D 185.2; Between the hours prem-rificd hy law, the following described properly, to Wit: . ... Commencing; at the south west corner of lot of, land owned by, Allen, fllpkins and Hull In the south wet quarter of ect(on twenty-six town one north range eight east thence soath seventy nine feet thence northensterty course nntll south of the south' enst corner of said Allen. Hlpkins and Hull's lot, thence to snid corner thence west to the place of beginning, In the county of Putnam, t'hio. ' Taken na the property of Nelson McCnlester, on . complaint of Isaac B. Smith. JOHN B. FRUCIIEY, Sheriff, f Sheriff's Office, ! i Kalida, Putnam Co., O., April 4, 1852. "


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ocr: Ofiicersof iheFarEerV Insurance Company of ' - - . Portage Connly. .Richard J- Thompson, President. JJavid M'IntoBb, Vice. President. . Henrv A. Swif, Secretary. Enns P. Brainord, Trcaturer. Ilirtclort David Wlntosh, Eli Booth, Alvah TJdall, Moses BunJy, Jr., Samuel S. Spicer," Lewis E. Booth


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ocr: NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODS ! GOOD GOODS','.!" jSLQ; & BUMMER 'STOdK. JUST RECEIVED; at toe Titlo Stork, -fTatoia, OAt'o, the best and most Varied nd chenpeet assortment o( GOODS suited 10 the Northern market t ver offursd In thii Me llon of country, among which ara r?DR.Y; GOODS; T. r..imrt. flntVu. glimmer Clothl. Drills, Silks. Satins, Lawne, de Laines, Faney rnnta irom 0 to tu cents per yru, nnemuiyi nd Shillings, Brown Holland Sileciaa.Ging asms. Threads, &.O., to. ! " - ' A fin and fashionable selection of Silk Leghorn, and Kossuth' flats. Paranoia, Ho tiery, Gloves, Fsnc Fani, Ribbons, Satchels Carpet Bogs, &.O., 4te. bold low, and warranted equal to any article to be bad at Lima, Delphoa. Findlnv, or De fiance, at similar orlcea. Coffee 10 Iba for a .dollar; Teaa, Sugars, Spiccs.Itice, Tobacco, die., any quantity.! . ' " - HAEDWRB.CEOCKFRY, . GLASSWARE, Jron. Nails. Spades., Shovela, Hay Forka, Svthas am) Sneathea, and a great Variety of article ( suitable 1or the country aemana. "''B.'QQTSt'&SHQES'' fiuitabls for men,' boys, ladies, girls, and children: every kind from the coareest cow bide to the most delicate ladles' wear, nrl solng to customers at the smallest kind of Yirotu, ss we wnnt quicK, ana reaoy, ana ire quent sale, bv which to set our money hack READY M1DE SUBIEU CL0TH1XO: Pantaloon for 75 cents per pair! Veata from 75 cents upward; and all varieties of clothing Mouisita for ths sesaon, at prices which will bear comparison snrwfiere In (his region.' ' LEATHER : tJppcr and Sols Leather, French, and Com. mon Kip, Calf-skins, Arc, Slo. - , Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods And every thine thai yon can't think of, till von juat miss them from a Gold Pen to docket Comb, or Irom s Horse Briisn to I Cow Bell, always on hand awaiting buyers -ran GIVE US A TRIAL! Don't be foolish and ran off twenty miles and psvs high price for what can ba got cheaper I rtoms; just call St ouretoreena oe suiira, nd save travel and disappointment. We take Producenf all kinds, from farmers, and want them, to buy free! v in return , , , ,WM.& A. J. TAYLOR. June 10, 1862. ' ' " ' : f687J DAVID HARTMAN'S ESTATE.


ocr: .... . .The Trustees of the several townphtps are required to return the following number q. Jurors from their resnecHvo townships, to wit: j ii. . l Kilay Township 12 jurors. ' Blancharrt li"'. ..18. " t Van Biirsn ,". r 8 '.' . Liberty, " ..I. ....... 6'.'",; Ottow " 17 Pleasant' .'..' ...in ; ' ' Fupnrcreok i" .,. 8 . " Union J " S ' ': Greensburgli ." ...10 ". Perry f' 4 .Jackson. 4 " ' Jennings : " i. 8- " Monterey . i " ...... i 3 " JQIIN B. FRUCIIEY, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office,' :l ' ' . '.''. Kalida, Pulnim Co., O , Sept. 15J 1852.


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ocr: PR0CL1M1TI0N! THE qualified elector of Portage County, Ohio, are hereby ntW.ed lo meet at the usual place of holdim Elections in Hieir several townhitu, oo 'I UESItAV, ihe 12iii of Ociot-er next, lielween Hie hours of S o'clock . M-, aurl B o'clock P. M-, of that dajf.lbr Uie purpose ofeleciinr one Judeeof tl Sureuie Cou.l, one Member of the Board of t'ul'lie Works, one County Commissioner, one Comity Auditor. oneCoumy Recorder, one Siieritr. oue Coroner, one U'lrertor of the Couniv I iifirtn-irT. and one Rereaea UtiTe to Congress from Ihe Ir-lll Congressional District. A nd Uie qualified Electors of ftich of ihe several Asses tneot Di-iricts No. one. iwo. three, and roar, correspond ins with Hie miifMS of townships in sai i tmnty. No 6, 7, 8. and 0. are also required lo meet at the time and places, a hire roe tidied, and elect for each of said Districts, one D if trie! Assessor, (each District electing -tsown Asses sor a-rreable 10 the requirements of the 33d Section of the'-Aril for ihe Assessment aud talalion of all - proerty in this Stale, and for kryins taxes lhereuKn, ai-coriliug to its true value in money," passed April 13th, 1S32. Grand and Pc.it Jurors. - Not iff is also herel'T (riven to the Tnwtees of the scvenl thai ilie foiiowine is the annual apponioniueni


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ocr: THE subscriber ie row prepared to exhi bit to the citizens of Putnam and ad. joining counties, large and well. selected. i .;;:;.T :stock: of" Goopsf ; ' , ' rfAM.idtlnM fn navr-'nr' ilntha.-caflaim'eiee- tweede; silk woof ooatinga, a beautiful ertt, eie ot lauie' pean 1 nrsia ana pean silks, of various color,' Panama and palm, hata, figured eembriee, fanoy i lawne, to gether with e veriety of faahianable.. gebdat a very large lot of grein and graae sevthes. aneatliea; a splendid lot of grain cradles Willi or wunoui ecyiuca. i-vftn I 5 ' : DRUGS! DRUGS! i . .The auhscriher havinar recentlv purchased the ,Drua Store in Gilboajhae also fitted up that establishment with a good supply ot , : i:-: ",. MEDICINES, Sfc: ;'l see; quinine, end everything else ' in the drug Jine, to which wb invite the attention of the physicians of this village end eurround ino country. We Wilt Bell both Dry Goods and ivledicinesas low and on as accomodn ting terms as iny other oiahlishmnt. , ; ;: T, il.b, HimJn. : , Gilboa, May 24,- 1352. .683 , ,


ocr: CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! 'utiL'Ls-o TTT AVE 1 11st' commenced the JtJsikins Buaiheesin all its varieties, at 'G&tij slabltehwent,': In the Home, next door to the i... School Houses Where they will at ell time bo prepared manufacture all kinds of plain and Chairs, R'ockintr Chairs.Arni Chairs, &o.,'intbe lateet tiastern lashioui eneap good, aa any in the country, .and their will not be excelled in neatn'basand durabil' ity by eny,' . . '- ' ' " ' -Persone wishing to purchase will do well call and see for themsilves, before, look, eleewhere. By all means call !' ' ...WAGGONS,. BUGGVS. &c.,, dec'.,' Made;. and.repaired b E.Hill, at hia estab lishment on Wate'. Street &;.:m,::,i.i'i f Kalida. December .9,.I850;i, i -! ...


ocr: 'i. CUAIRS! CHAIRS" lxt nil l & son, . TTA.VE iuat commenetd the Chair-Ma JQLking Buainessin all il varieties, at li'th ; Houie, next door to the , ... 1; 1 School Houie,: Where they .will at all times be prepared rhannfaetura all. kinda ol plain, and Chairs. Rocking Chaire.Arm Chaire, Sic'., in the latest Eastern fashion, cheap good aa any in the country: and their wilt not be excelled in neatneasanddurabil itv bvanv.'. ,'.1 .-.. . . Personswiahing to purchase will do well tocallandsee for themselves, belor look ing elsewhere. By all means eslll : '' r- rri Q'f't Sir.l ..." " ' WAGGONS, RUGGYS, &., &e Made and repaired by H. Hill, at lishmenton Wale Street i Kalida, December 9, 1850. i . CJETTS of Tea Caps and C? For 20. 25, 02s, and 75 cents per at the Taylor Store Dec. 1851.


ocr: BOOT SHCE : ESTABLISHMENT. At his new residence on ' Water Street, SOLOMON K. MILLER, respectfully in forms the citizenaof Kalida and vicin- ty,tha. he has again commenced business in the . -.-:-,-!' v-- ' , BOOT AND SHOEMAKING ine.and has; employed a first rate workman to assist him, and he expect to be able to du work for his customer on the shortest no tice and in the best manner. Ashe has no spare capital be expects to work very cheap, for cash or produce vj Kauda, January .1, u ( , 520


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ocr: ZATION. UNDER A NEW NAME." II. 15. tSortou V Co. AKRON. OHIO. THE Melo-Pean is a Musical Instrument, ad mirably adapted, by its sweetness of Tone nnd Power, for cither the Parlor or Choir. For ease of Per formance, quickness of tonrh. expression, durability and cheapness, it stuuds- unrivalled bv anv instrument now is uw. PA TENTED JCXE 184!). These instruments, after many Tears of labor and exper iment, have tieen brought to a state of perfection, and as sueh, are warranted and offered to the public. We are now extensively engaged in the manufacture of these Unrivnllrd Inst rnmrtits! and are prepared, by the aid of Steam Power, to furnish in anv quantities, to "such as may favor us with their pat ronage. Alt persons desirous ot obtaining a good musical instrument, should not fail to give these a hearing and an examination, before purchasing any other kind. lKM'l -'ISU SIOO S1SO. Tliey can be sent with perfect safety to any part of the country. All enquiries or orders addressed to the undersigned, ill ' will receive prompt attention. II. B. nORTON&Co. Akron. Summit Co., O.. July 14, 1852. ll!)2-lv J . II K W IT'S EXPRESS Mill LINE. THREE TIMES A WEEK BETWEEN HIRAM . AMD RA YEXXA. TUR undersigned will run a Hack for Ptsser gers, three times a week between Hiram and Ravea nn. Passing through Gorrcttsville, Freedom and Slialers Tille, Leaves Hiram, Mondays. Weduesdavs and Saturdays, at 7ohck a: i - - " Leaves Garrettsville at 9 o'clock A. M and arrives at RavemiA at 11 o'clock A" M., in time for the PittsiurgK Train of for. RETURNING. Leaves Ravenna same days, at 8 o clock P. M and arrive at Garrettsville at U o'clocd P. M.,and arrives at Hiram a 8 o'clock P. M. He will also carry passengers to any point off front " the regular route, whioh they may desire to reach, at rera- ' enable rates. Kit re. front lllrnin toRnveann 50 rent, j Hiram, August 28, 1361. . J. HEWITT. " llt-tf ADJIItvlMTRATOR'S NOTIClt. - THE undersigned has been qualified at Administrator on tho estate of 'NYilliam R, Jerome, late of Atwater, Portage County, deceased. THOJJAS C. KEIGHTON.


ocr: (4 Si N. D. GLA8K & CO. "ET"B" AVE the larpnst nnd best SzJOi." assortment of Carriages everbeforC' offered in - Portage Go. of Chariotees, Briskey's, Prince Alberts, slide seat, Standing Top. and evry for beauty and convenience, all of which be sold low and on favorable terms. Tbe public are respectfully invited to call and qualities and prices and judge for them and see whether there is any inducement them to trade with us. Shop on Wain street, east of the Public square. Ravenna, March 29th, 1S52. 1161 ATS. Consisting of Silk, Panama, Leghorn, Pearl," Straw and Palm eaf Hatsjust received and selling fast ai - V. W. SKYMOUKS. JONNKTS- A iurgeassoitmeutuf every KJ style, and selling cheap, at - F. W. SEYMOUR'S. YARDS of prettiest French Muslins for dresses at 25 cents per yard that can be lound in Ohio, at the new Kloreof - h. t. R. at. Revolution in Hungary!! Kossuth Succeeded Austria Defeated!! TREMENDOUS STOCK OF MADE CLOTHLXG.' ust received at the EAGLE CLO KING STORE. TH E subscriber has just received and is now opening at his Store, in Little's Block, nearly opposite the Prentiss House, one of the largest and best selected stocks of spring and summer Clothing, ever brought to this market, consisting of coats. pants, vests, ecc. or.., ol every style anu variety, which be offers for sale at astonishing low prices. All persons in need ot anything in too doming line, will consult their own interests by giving hi a rail, as he is determined to sell cheaper than other similar establishment in the country. He also keeps a general assert ment of b tNG-UoGDS. sucn a. shirts ot ail kinds, cravats. sus penders, Hdkfs., collars, socks, &.c. &c, all which will he put at the very lowest figures. - His motto is "Low Pricei and Qviclc Saka.'!" Call and examine bis stock, and you will not go away disappointed. Ravenna, April 21, 1851. Entered acconlinfr to Act ot Congress, in tho yesf 1861, by J. 8. H0UGHTOX, M. 1)., in the clerk's Ofiice of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Another Scientific Wonder! - GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S THE TRUE DIGESTIVE i


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ocr: Bmm-rm-a''mmmmmmm-'-?--g-????-rl 1 - -... i -. .... .--r fe-- s MAJOR S.NV; FENTLAKD'S DRAMATIC EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT! Additional Attraction Unparalleled Novelty! on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, commence at 2 and J. J3 of at four real and J. WILL perform at J2aI2IE)Sk9 on MONL 1852. Doors open at 14 and6i oclock. Performances 7J o'clock, P. M. (&- Admission 25 centschildren under 9 years of age 15 cents. It is with no ordiary feeling of satisfaction that tho proprietor of this estaolish ment announces that an engagement has been effected with tho celebrated PROFESSOR M'CORMICK, Whose great scientific experiment, entitled by the public press tho ANTIPO DEAN FEAT, a performance which con8''8 actually WALKING HEAD DOWNWARDS, On the under tide of a smooth marble shb, at an elevation of twenty feet from . ' we ground! Pt,ilnf11nhia creator Interest and curi -- uuu . ....-.r . i... an osity than any thing which has been brought before the public curing mo mai u years! Since the discovery of the Magnetic Telegraph, no scientific invention has created half the excitement produced by this most extraordinary achievement, and even a successful exposition of perpetual motion could scarcely cause a greater commotion in tho scientific world. All classes, all ages, and all ranks of ociety have flocked to witness this performance, wherever it has been exhibited, end the complete tatisfaction evinced by the fashionable audionces who have at tended Professor McCormick'a representations, sufficiently prove that no shadow of deception has been attempted. TWO DISTINCT EXHIBITIONS EACH AFTERNOON AND EVENING! The entertainments in each being entirely different blending with a full ami Tmlliant An extensive, talented, and very efficiently organized DRAMATIC CORPS! Embracing in the entertainment all the most pleasing &ea.fo of J&ovtiematiJttfo and ' ymnaaiio Sxercidet. Together with a vivid and truthful representation, with appropriate coolumes, mu sic, machinery and brilliant accessories, of an intensely interesting melodramatic historical eubjeet in the exhibition of which, upwards of SIXTY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, comprising many of the most popular professors of the Equestrian and Historical Art will appear', in order to give full effoct 'to the various performances introduced. In the course of the performances Mr Pentland will introduce his fire stud of thawed burses m pmes, mounted, caprisoned and costumed in a style of taste and splendor positively une . quailed by any troupe In this country. The lollowing distinguished artists compose Mr. Pentland's Dramatic and Eques trian Troupe: -, ....... , MAD. VIRGINIA SHERWOOD, the beautiful Equestrienne, will appear in a varitty of elegant tours de Grace, nos- itively unachieved by any other Indy in the profession. I lie gracelul, confident and animated style of this lady's performances, fascinate every beholder. MR. GEORGE BATCIIELDER, the leading Gymnaist. . MADAME ARCHER, the Melo Dramatic Artiste. 1 MADEMOISELLE SHERWOOD, the great Dnnseuse. MR. WILLIAM O. DALE, the great Snmmerset Equestrian. MR. CHARLES SHERWOOD, the Wonderful Scenic Rider. PROFESSOR McCORMICK, the Antipodean. Mr. WILLI AM. R. DERR, Master of the Ring. sfMstfo? ititmtutf ; METIER, STONE. MastsSMlTH, WILLIAMS, BROWN, ice. a And last, though not least, the Inimitable JOE PENTLAND, with a host of other talent. Leader of the Band Mr. HENRY SMITH, with a full and highly effective Orchestra. ffr New Scenes of Equestrianism in the Circle will be given at each enter- tainment, afternoon and evening The Programme of each being entirely different. " The afternoon entertainments will end with a favorite EQUESTRIAN BURLESQUE, ' in which the whole Company will appear. (fr The exhibition will be brilliantly illuminated in the evening by means of newly constructed magnificent chandeliers, without emitting smoke, or any often sivo smell shedding a flood of light upon the performances and around the ani mated interior. rer The Horsemanship and Gymnastic Feats in the EVENING will be. en tirely varied from those given in the aftornoon, and will terminate with a grand .. -. ITS . a . 1 . t n 1 1 1 : . L O Ot ' Dramatic ana iMjuestrmn opectacio oi wonu-wiuu uuieuni) , wuti uuuga, vjnuiuaaoB, Processions, &a, ontitlou MAEEPPA, OH, THE WILD HORSE OP TARTAR?. Takon from the popular poem of Lord Byron, and re produced and adapted for tho Circle, with a most attentive and careful exhibition of tho powerful situations so n . i :l-j : .u. . t r j .- grnpniCaily liescriDUU ill ion grout i uciiu ucycuu, ft-r The Mu6ic and Overturo directed by Mr. Smith. The varied and splendid Costumes by Mrs. Needham. Every description of imitative Decoration, appertaining to Poland and Tartary, by Herr Wm. Derr. . or For further particulars sco bill at the principal hotels. ' The above Company will exhibit at OaHSKQ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2. , fmortamapjip Tuesday, October 5. F. J. HORRES, Agent. of four real the & Jt the four real of the ' et. In in NOTICE. TVOTICE is hereby given that a petition i.1 will he presented to the Commissioners of Putnam countv, Ohio, at their December ' Session, 1852, asking the location of a coun ty road as follows, to wit: Commencing at the county line at the corners of sections ' 3. 4, 9 and 10 of town one south of range four east, and running east on the sections lines to the Miami and Erie canal, in Putnam ' .county, and if practicable down the canal north to Gunrad Henry's stable near seetion nineteen. Mahy Petitioners. September 28, 1852. COO "OEOBGB SKINNER, ' ; AND ! HARNESS MAKER. Cauda, Putnam Co., Ohio, j ' Vendi Exponas. ' SHERIFF'S SALE. Thomas Sparrow," vs J. S. Martin &. M. J. Myers. T)Y virtue of a writ of vend!, exponas to me direct JD ed from the court of common pleas of Putnam county, Ohio, I will oflbr for sale at the door of the court house in rtauaa, ruinum county, unio, on Saturday, the 18th day of September, A. D. 180SS, n.i...n the hours of ten o'clock. A M, and four o r.lock. F M.of said day, the following real estate, to wit In lot number fifty-six (56) and sixty-one (81) with the appurtenances, in uie town vuiumuu rutnnin county, unio. i..b.n in Avftnitinn ns the nronertv of J. S. Martii and M.J. Myers to satisfy an eieoutlon in favor of Tliomas sparrow. ., ' , JOHN B. FRUCIIEY, Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Kalida, Pntnam co, A of a of tn -


ocr: : : aS . w p S II MiStgoD 'Sg;S-3ggWJ' Monroe. ; gLcogSSo ww A.T.Prentiss. -i ' ""V- J. K. Matthews. T - : - W. C. Talburt. ' , , i 'i i i 1 Trea- to I i-fjaca..u'A.eoK3 Stansberry Sutton . aurar. o I to ea M m jp k ti eo to b & tn j unh Henry Killheffer. S'iV u I "Z mo umm to m William Kilpatrick. 2 - o to e ta iu t q oo en w o .t v t S uhkuh19 Jabez S. Spencer. - P3 tn I o ca o - w to on to Q m m to g 5 w I )wuMuuwb.g Joseph Tingle. k I MMtuMin jkvoiuuM Axariah Budd. Attornr. 1 io Jw'wAitu to Samuel Parker. '5 o I taaogrxoe-tgnocotpott . j ul x tsweiuHH s Addison Crow. o tO I e 0B-tntOW-Ci. W to 69 6 . 5. loi m mK3u-au-k3 John Parrish. P c I ; m J. M. Radabaugh, S -j o o m ; - caw James H. Smith. ZS to ' te -i q -1 : ; PQ" j- j m :i - -. : ; ; J. D. Wamsley. jo ? o ; w4 ' Adam Sroufe. a- Ot -J J 2 3 uh Levi Grove. ? lis JZi-l go ; 62 S, . , - m John F. Kahle. ' ' to ea j o com to Sigmund Rekarl. o ' wft""- , w Mf Calvin S. Martin. o Oliver Talburt. " '


ocr: BOOT $ ESTABLISHMENT, At his new residence on Water Street. SOLOMON R. MILLER, reepoctfully in forms the cltizeneof Kalida and viein. ty.that he hasagatn commenced busi in tne , i BOOT AND SHOEMAKING ine,andhas employed a first rate workman. to assist him, and he expect to be able do work for his customers on the shortest no tice and in thn best manner. A he hasrio sparecapital he(pectto work veryobeap, for caah or produce. Kalida.January l,!8r0 V. '. ,, 520 JOOTS AND SHOES:- Gentlemen1 Fine, and heavy coarse Boot Ladies' Fancy Boots &. Shoes; Men's and Boys' Bootee' and Shoe; '-'r - Carpet Shoe. '. ' . HunKtrian Boats, ' Overshoes, die., &e., - -..' Of every variety, for sale at the lowest price, at . tWM.&A.J.T4VLo', Kalida. .


ocr: : Mirch5. 1952, 507 CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! HILL & S 0 N,.- TT WE iust commenced the Chair-Ma JLJLking Bus:nessin all its varietii s.attheir Cliair Establishment, In the ILiuie. next door to the Brick '''' School House. Where they will at all times be prepared to manutacture all kinds ol plain and tancy Chairs. Rocking Chairs, Arm Chairs, Settees, ate. in the latest Eastern lashion, cheap and good as any in the country, and their work will not be excelled in neatneesand durabil ity by any. Persons wishing to purchase will do well to cull and see fur themselves, before look elsewhere. By all means calf! WAGGONS, BUGGYS. &c.. &e.. and repaired by H. Hill, at bisestsb on Wate Street. ' Kalids, December 9,1850. 505


The Ohio star. [volume]

ocr: Wedflfis-ayj September 15. Free Democratic Ticker. FOR PRESIDENT, JOHN P. HALE, ' of New Hampshire. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GEORGE W. JULIAN, ' of Indiana. - CouutVicket. Commissioner, WILLIS STRICKLAND. Auditor, ORLO W. STRONG. Sheriff. SYLVESTER TAYLOR, Jr. Coroner, SAMUEL HASTINGS. Recorder, -THOMAS W.BROWNING. Director of County Iofirmary, FREDERICK WILLIAMS. For Jtssesrorr, 1st D st. FERRIS COUCIT, 21 " HIRAM STACY. 3d " JOSEPH C. BRAINERD, 4th O. E. H ANNUM.


The Kalida venture. [volume]

ocr: NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODSjl 1 v UUOD GOODS!'.! ' SPRING & SUMMER STOCK JUST RECEIVED, at ibi Tavms Siois. Kalida. Ohio, the hast and moat varied and chenpeat assortment of GOODS suited to the Northern market fver offered in this sec tion of country, among which ars DRY GOODS:' Tweeds, Csasimeree. Cloths, 8ummer Cloths, ruis, -suite, satin", l.a wna. da Latnes. Fsner rrinls trom 5 to 10 cents per yard, Wheeling and Shiitlnes, Brown Hollahd Sileciai.Gin uniiis, i nreaos, ot.0., otvo. ' . A fine and Inshionebte selection of Silk Lechorn. and Kossuth Hata. Parasols. Ho aiery, Gloves, Fonci Fans, Ribbons, Satchels. garnet nags, etc., &.C. Sold low) and warranted equal to any artiolr to ha had at Lima, Delphoa, Findlav. or De fiance, at similar prices. Coffee 10 lbs for a dollar) Teaa. Sugars, Spices, Rice, Tobacco. oic, any quantity. . , HARDWARE. CROCKEHT, It GLASSWARE, Iron,; Nails, Spades, Shovels, Hay Forks. Hyhes and Sneathre, and a great variety ol articles suitable tor tne country demand. Suitable for men. boys. Indies, sirlt. and cniiaren; every kind trom tbe coaraeat cow hide to the moat delicats ladies' wear, and going-tu customers at the amallrst kind of profit, aa we want quick, snd reedy, and fre quent aalea, by which to get our money hack. READY HADE SU3IKH CLOfMiNG: Pantaloona for 75 cents per pair! Veata from 75 cents upward ; and all varieties of clothing requisite Tor the season, at prices which will bear comparison anywhere in thia region. LEA THE R.: Upper and Sole Leather, French aud Com mon Hip, LOII-SKlllS, &c, &o. Books, Stniionerjr. Faiicjr Uoods, And every thing that you can't think of. till vou just miss them from a Gold Pen to a Pocket Comb, or from a Horsa Brush to a Cow Bell, always on hand awaiting buyers. GIVE USA TRIAL! be foolish and ran off twenty miles and a high price for what can be rat cheaoer Home : i uat call at our Store and be suited. aove travel and disaDDointment. We Prdduce, of all kinds, front farmers, End them to bdy freely in return. VVXU. 06 A. J. TAYLOR June 10, 185?. , . . 687


ocr: NEW GOODS I CHEAP GOODS !! & .; . -GOOD GOODSiiT , : SPRING & SUMMER STOCK. JUST RECEIVED, at the Tavlor Store. Kalida, Ohio, the beat and most vnriod and chenpeat assortment of GOODS suited to the Northern market rver nnvreo in mis sec tion of counirv, among which are DRY GOODS: Tweedn. Canaimeres. Clothe. Rummer Cloths, Drills. Silks. Satin. Lawnn. de Lninea. Fancy Prints from 5 to 10 cents per vnrd. Sheeiinge nrtd Shiit'ngs.' Brown Hollnnd Sileciai.Ging hams. Threads, &C.. &C. A fine and fashionable selection of Silk, T.nfrKnrn ind TTnaallth fTnta. Pnrnsolf. Ho siery. Gloves, Fanct Fans, Ribbons, Satchels, Unmet Bags, ate. etc. Sold low, snd warrnnted equal to any article to be had at Lima. Delphoe. Mndlav, or te fiance, st similar prices. CoflVe 10 Iba for dollar) Teas. Sugars, Spices, Rice, &e , anv quantity. HARDWARE. CROCKERY,: GLASS WA HE, Iron. Nnila, Spades, Shovels, Hay Syihes and Sneathea, and a great variety articles suitable for the country demand. Suitable for men, hoya.. Indies, girls, children: every kind from thn coarsest cow hide to the most delicate ladies' wear, going to customers at the smoltest kind profit, as we want quick, and ready, anu ire quent sales, by whic'i to get our money READY HADE SEMEK CLOTHING: Pantaloons for 75 cents per pair! Vests 75 cents upward ; and all varieties of requisite for the season, at prices which bear comparison anrwhere in this region. LEATHER: Uppor and Sole Leather, Freno&'SJfnf !Cbm mon Kip, Calf-skins, &c&o. .1 Books. Stationery. And every thing that four can't think of, you just miss them from n Gold Pen to Pocket Comb, or from a Horse Brush to Cow Bell, alwaya op hand awaiting GIVE US A TRIAL! Don't be foolish and ran off twenty miles poy a high price for what can bo eot at Hume; just call at our Store and be and snve travel and disappointment. take Produce, nf all ki"ds, from formers, want them to buy freelv in return. WM. At A. J. TAYLOR. June 10, 1852. . .


The Weekly Placer herald.

ocr: IDfrkln plocfr Irrulii. every Saturday Morning by t T. MITCHELL. the Herald Office, on Main Street, opposite the National Hotel. TERMS. for one year, C,OO [in advance.] six months 4,00 u three ninths 2,50 “ single copies 25 Advertising, one square, of 10 lines, more than 5 lines, first insertion, three ; each subsequent insertion, one and fifty cents. For halt square of five lines or more three, first insertion, two dollars; subsequent insertion, one dollar. For three lines or less, first insertion, dollar and fifty cents. Legal advertisements will be charged dollars per square tor each insertion.

place_of_publication: Auburn, Placer Co. [Calif.]

publisher: T. Mitchell & Co.


ocr: €l)t lUcckli) |)l«fft |)fralii. The “ Herald ” is published evei»y Saturday Morning by T. MITCHELL. & CO., At the He kald Office, on Main Street, opposite the National Hotel. terms] Subscription for one year, ’ C,OO [in advance.] “ six months 4,00 “ three moths 2,50 “ single copies 25 Advertising, one square, of 12 lines, and more than 6 lines, first insertion, three dollars ; each subsequent insertion, one dollar anil fifty cents. For halt square of six lines or more than three, first insertion, two dollars; each subsequent insertion, one dollar. For three lines or less, first insertion, One dollar and fifty cents. Legal advertisements will he charged three dollars tor each insertion.


ocr: Cl)t lUffkli) yierrr ijcralb, “The “Herald” is published every Saturday Morning by T. MITCHELL. & CO., At the Herald Office, on Main Street, opposite the National Hotel. TERMS. Subscription for one year, C,OO [in advance.] «« six months 4,00 *i three moths 2,50 «« single copies 25 Advertising, one square, of 10 lines, nnd more than 5 lines, first insertion, three dollars ; each subsequent insertion, one dollar and fifty cents. For halt square of five lines or more than three, first insertion, two dollars; each subsequent insertion, one dollar. For three lines or less, first insertion, one dollar and fifty cents. Legal advertisements will be charged three dollars per square for each insertion.


ocr: married, On the 15th inst., by the Rev. James H' Mr. Henry T. Holmes, of this ltl A' formerly of Lansmgburg, N. {o*Miss Laura Virginia Gwynn, recently of Baltimore, Md. At Nicolaus, Sutter county, on the 12th of December, at the Bell House, by Geo. B Upham, B.sq., Mr. Hiram Green, of Placer county, to Mrs. Nancy McCormick of same place.


The New York herald. [volume]

ocr: FINK ARTS. CRT RECEIVED (BY STEAMER NIAC, AK A ) A LARGE iiMcrlmtnl of raa?ilflcont Engliith Inrravinfli bcia? thf 'took of a pnMUhor in London, lat?ly fail oil, wi(l ^ toi J at retnarkablo low prloo? to eloio Hie ronriirnmont An. plication to tlow at H. MARKS', pohlichir. No 12 AU?? oornor Walkrr atrott. J. H. WILTON, AOINTFOR ARTISTES JIKIH ?oat wrortfnll* to intlmata to U>? pmfoortnn, that UK aarTiea* will bo aiailnlilr from tb? mlddl* ,,f April nntU of Aanat. P*rti.. 4?.lron? of vaga-tag him to oon dnot tMr klriMW. will Htm. .?nm.i,i.?tc I, lotto*, to &Sr? z 7> wUi"h " ' "At*. AffLy AT Ml flRANT)

place_of_publication: New York [N.Y.]

publisher: James Gordon Bennett


ocr: HUTKLS. VORK F^ M IL V HOTEL? N EW BKI DOE 3TRKKT, LUD I gate 111:1. London. Th* abo\e hooae i* centrally mi ated, lias an excellent i "tor m, ten ot twelve private si* tingrocBMh between tor'.y and ftity light, airy bed room* g^ccl ?mokli:g ro. io ; ?..r;n cold, and abower baths alw p.aiy ; ft peii: : -J att^uaaaos ; ft n?*4 u.. ar<? tar ? ant# ; the New York Herald is tiled. Tbonuts Q?' matne teadera bis grateful thanks t? his Amsrliaa ' fer the Atvora he has so long enjoys* at their baads. UoiU ttsU co o unit 1 4 cttitvte tal nwEEftlr


ocr: THK TURK. (1 1 i RY'I.1,1 (OVRSK, I.. I.-IWTI'ONKMItNT J af P?r ?> Nu. 2 a*H N?i. S, aa aernnnl of the incleai'iaflf hi ( l.? . n tlii'r an>l tail rcailiti rn of tln> trai V I'uri e Ne. a i I ? CiBie . ? I uc-Jay \ aril l.i, and Parne No. 3 will #aa? f ei Thtirt. ay, tin ..'d laK'ant JUKI, CONK!.!!*. Proprietor. ? . i.ni ": | I I.KASI l!R OUOI ND TKOTTIVO ?A l*t rtc of fltSf* will l.-n to "fne <?lf - t ? r,J sf > In pt II ilr Keal tat t throe in Mr*. ' ndrr ad He, for "ft thnt Lrver I rotted for fitd'ey Kntrl*it? tlo*e at tuft \ e i?oo*e, lUn v Ihmh Uf t treeinj ot l/J' 4'' ';3H . k LUFF. l'ropfl?t.>f K


ocr: MIMTARY.-AN ADJOfRNED MEETING OF OFFI oera commanding Military Corps, Intending tn partlel fatoin the ren ption of Thnroae Franela Maacher, E?<|., will hold at Military Hall, No. l!).T%owtry, New Vork oitv. oa Thursday, the l()th day of Jitno, Instant at 8 o'clock, P. M. Commandants of regiments and Of inpanios. dastrore of IcIbIbit l? the rnoejitlon. are reepeetfully r< uiiested to at tend tu.oh aaeeMna t? make final arrantr mf al" *>r tho pa jade D C. KhRRlw Co!orio|.Ptli Regiment, chMrraan. R, hvaf.C'n taiu'l'tli Rogimcat, S< vrctrty.


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ocr: IIONKY MARKET 8*unt>?v. April 10? fi P. K. A11 th? f#ntK? opened nctlro and l.iwjiinl tLU morn Infr. oiitl ?n iilmnw n >?* n-nlliod on ucnrly ?'<??? ntock oQVrrd. At tlio flr?l board. |)(UvraN and llwk'ii weut lip v; per cant ; Canton Cf> . I ; Nrw (invert. >fl ; 1 lurlriu. Ji J "UnlurUB, 1 ; HorvrWh nnd Wutm?u?, v Uteogr KfcMwoUHj, y, ; fir,*


ocr: YORK HERALD. ??HDOR ? B 1> n ? T V ? PROP RJBTOR AMD EDITOR. imci W. w. CORMH or FIT. TON AND HAMAD tm THB DAILY UMMJtL'D. I trait fir i?r> Jf ftr *T$3c HEH~1LD.,veri Paint day, at ?* Mil *?? ?**?. jr fSjMr r*r.?m ; l*? #?(><>?. **?'? iiUkbH ;j ? ?? ; ?/ fru'.mn, and M <? an* wl ?/ -Ac 0>in.'.?w nf. I J tn<urf< ffcf ?j?r ef ?, ^rOl.ONTAHY COKRETOXDRttCX, eon/ ><??*( Planer. t uru-1. lolirtt'd from im* cvarfM- af f*r vtitrU; guarU. wtU hf librraikyvMi fir. On roiui* ??>*??? Mauran ?K? lt4''BTID IS ?BAA tarrttl **!? P ACIiblt .1:5 T TO ci. J?U NOTICIC taken cJT ?nt i'f ? 111 W ? >i? nal ret* m tkote re/teird. Jfih FRINTIN H raeiuud wit tktatntu, mad drtpuick. JJ/TKhT i?EM?JfTS ?*rrf ?oniriif' yen Mf. iiuk ?* idtnui. : |


ocr: SPORTING. / i II A I.I.F.NfiE. ? I, PATRICK <IOHr>nN, DO CIIAL lei'??Hlr?m P. Jlorton, W r??on. ImirmlU, lortk* of two In ndred and flfty dollarr, or ,??r. on tlm Union J.rnt'r; UI? ??*??. *o week. from thi.( da*. April r.n V1"''"1 'iH Monday ni^bt noil. all at No. 3TV) South street, comer ol (athnriu. Hreet, on Jrinfi hvt fr. '


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ocr: INSURANCE. Ill E lSM'RANt K.-NATIONAI. LOAN Fl'ND MKR Assurauee Society, of l.ondon; Ocneral Agant'a Office, No. 7?rand street, Jersey City. The ahovo mimpsny eon tint .e< to eflc, i inauranee on tin liv. s of nersona resident in the United Stati s nnd on California and other special ha sards, at l.ur rntea of premium. 1'ur tcruu, tlauk forma, tc., pit ate apply as above, to J. I.KAM)?R STARR, General


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