ocr: AND STAPLE C H A R L K 8TONT,?7c. & I .em an, formerly of and' xum'Mon to C. & F. 1?. Kerkisos &. would respectfully call the attention of their customers, and others visiting Charier* ton, to their assortment of w GOODS now opening which will he found more comi plete than has ever before been offered in that city. All articles in their line have been manu| fur In ret I expressly to order, and importer w| KKCTnnd will bo tVarruiited to pmrr as represented. The one-price system will be rigidly nd, hered t<?, and purchasers may depend upon every article being priced as low as they can 1 be procured in any city in the United States. Particular attention is requested to their ! departments of I Silk and Fancy Dress Qoods, Carpetings, Blankets, Woolens, Sheeting*. . and Shirtings, Linens, Table Damasks, Diapers, Towellings, Napkins. Doylies, Together with every variety of long Cloths, Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery of all kinds. Terms.?Cash or city acceptances BROWNING LKMAN. No. 209 & 221 Kingst. eor. Market. CIIARIiESTON, S. C. Oet. 20, 1852. 37 ly. Enquire for the Wholesale Store. IOO pieces Kerseys, Plaids, &c. u Bleeched and bro. homespun. 50 " Jeans, Sattinctts and Cassimcres Prints, Dcl-ains, &c. ?ALSO,? Bagging, Itope and Twine ; Asn, 1OO bis. Rectified \Yhi?kev, 20 his. Old Kie Do. 10 bbls. Bourbon At Hourinc do. Porter, Ale and Clinmnnigne. 50 Bbls. Superfine Flour, 20 " Clarified Sugar, 50 sacks Rio and Java Coffee, 100 boxes Cheese. Superfine. Brown, I.oaf, Crushed aud Powdered N. O. and W. I. Molassas, for sale by WM. C. MOORE, and Retail dealer in Heavy and Goods and Groceries,


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ocr: J , * J J | 1 . ; j t I * i J i < i J c J ' HOW MS urning sincere thanks to i former kind and liberal patronage, lot! GROCERIES AB Consisting in ] GROCERIES, SUGAR8.?New Orleans, Muscovado, ind West India. COFFEE.?Rio, Java, and Luguirn. TEAS.?Gunpowder, Green, HyK>n and Black. CANDLES.?Sperm, Adn. nantine and Tallow. CHEESE.?Goshen ind English. BACON.?-Sides, Shoulders ind limns. FISH.?Salmon, Herring and ifnckerel, all numbers. SALT, constantly >n hand TOBACCO, at prices ranging rom ten to fifty cents per pound. Sogers >f all kinds, at prices ranging from eight to | brty dollors per thousand. LARD and SUTTER constantly on hand. FRUITS, lueh as Raisins, Figs Almonds, Rni7.il nuts, be., Sic. 8PICE8.?Alspiee, Nutmegs,' 'loves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mustard and Pepper. PICKLES.?English and Domesic, a variety. KETCHUPS.?Mushroom, Walnut nnd Tomato. PRESERVES.? 7itron. Oranges, lames, Pine Apple nnd Ginfer. BRANDY FRUITS.?Peaches,Cherics. Limes, Pine Apple, Raspbcrrv, Block. >erry. Plums, Ac. HERMETICALLY icnled articles?Sardines, Isibstcrs, Salmon, be. CA NDIES of all sorts. CRACKKRS.?Wine, Soda, Butter, I*emon, Sugar, Star, Boston, Sic. Constantly 011 hand n rood supply of (JREEX FRr/TS,such as >rnnges, lemons, Apples, Bnnnanns, Ac. I intend to attend to the receiving nnd for\ sc to do it faithfully. 1 am also prepared to Messrs. Chambers JeflfersA Co.,'kChnrIeston. I will pay liberal prices for COTTO.V, F\ >f barter, nnd all persons who bring those art roods, would be benefitted considerably by | I intend selling EXCLUSIVELY for C vish bargains to give me a call, and they will ible, ranTicuLARLT, where Groceries nnd Di In a word I am determined to sell both Gro ;vcr been sold in the State, cxeent Chnrlestoi Camden, January 5, 1853. ny friends nnd the public generally, for their er to them a variety of ID DRY GOODS, inrl m follows: | CROCKERY-ASSORTED. SADDLES.?Riding nnd Waggon. | It It ID It E S. ? do. do, I W/Z/CiS.?Carriage, Buggy, Driver, nnd Wagon. Cards, Cotton nnd Wool, POWDER Ac SHOT. Also n stock of DRY GOODS. Consisting in part as follows : 100 pieces prints at prices from f?i to 25cts. I 100 M l.ong cloth " 6J " 18|cts ! Ivirge Stock Brown Homespun, 1 to 12icts ti Bides of Blnnkets at prices from one dollar to two dollars per pnir. Kerseys nnd Plains : from 13 to 20 cents. De Knlb Osnnburgs ' nlwnvs on hand. THREAD?DcKnlb, Mt Dearb orn, nnd Coin ord, nlso, n variety of | Muslins, Alpaccas, Linen for shirts, Apron checks, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Head Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Suspenders, Sheetings, Drillings?Linen nnd Cotton, . Ginghams, Lindseys, Plaids, Flannels, Sidi- j cia, Surge, Cashmeres, HOSIER Y of nil I kinds, (i LOVES, of all kinds; LIVES \ j SHIRTS, Marino Shirts and Drawers, j Cloths, CnnsimcreH, Kattinetts, Tweeds, Ril>- i lions, Edgings, Laces, &e. Also, Violins, Shot Guns nnd Rifles, nt ten nnd fifteen dob i | lars, and a great variety of Groceries and ;Dry Goods, too tedious to mention, yarding business ns formerly, and will promi make liberal advances on Cottons shipped to j LOUR, COUS', Ac., particularly in the. way j icles to market, and want large quantities of | jiving me a call, and making know the fact. J 'ASH, and most respectfully invite nil who find that the cash system is decidedly Goods are connected, eeries and Dry Goods, chenpcr than they have, n. B. W. CHAMBERS. 47?3m. I" Waxhaw

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ocr: SHAVING SOAP. ^PPipH{||p^pH^H^^^P" r/ r?1" ? Makes the riohest, heaviest, thickest, and most permanent lather of any Shav Log Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING TRACTS, namely, Lemon. Vanilla, Rose, Peach, Orange. for Cakes, Paddings, Pies, Custards, Creams, Ioes, &c., are very choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers shoald never bo without them. Those who delight in the de,f lioious flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowers, will find in these Flavoring Extracts all that they can desire. LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being from Fruit instead of from Aoids, as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only far more pleasant, but also more healthful and wholesome, and makes the most agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.?Those de- rirous of using Mustard that is not half rioe-flour, ana wish it perfeotly rimr, should try Leonard's Pure Mustard, and they will enjoy an article very different from what is usually called Mustard.


ocr: 1DVKRTISMRMTS. V T- yAt?T. r?T T>Y order of Jamas H. Withorssoon, dlnary, will be sold at the late deuce of John Hood, deed., oa the ilst Jsiraary, 1863, the bellancs of the psrsotial aetata of said dee'd., of fovr No. .1 Utiles; one food HurSe; mod Harness { Thrasher: Smith Tools; Plantation Tools; some Household L. A I.I* t -1- At tum, mwui wm nuaarea Dusnoutori ; quantity of fodder ; a large pile of Cotton a?od ; Cotton In wed nnd 0 balm of packed Cotton, and otherarticlcs. Terina liberal. ALEX. COFFEY, ) . . DAVID HOOD, \ *<*?" January 0,1863. 48?2t pr fee


ocr: ! ! * s ( li a I South Carolina! LANQASTEk DISTRICT. r TT rtr-.t t' n By Jatnet a. n UMrspoon, fitq, (Jr- dinary of said District. Reuben Hailey Ii;ih np- plipd to niH for letters of Administru- ion on nil and singular the C<H>d*nnd Chat- els. Rights and Credits of Sarah Russell, ate of the District aforesaid, dee'd. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish .11 end singular, the kindred and creditors ot he said deceased, to bo and appear before ?a .# ..... i ? - -- IV m VUI VIIIIIIIIIJ ' ? wuil iur TC11C1 )istrict, to b? holdcn nt Ivmcastcr Cour Iouhc on the 10th day of January noxt, to how cnnsc, if any, why the said ndminiatra- ion should not bo granted > rr (fr;n7,;y l,A,nd nn<1 t1 t1"' ' L. S. > loth ?L?v of December, in the year ' y of our X/ord ono thousand eight undred and fifly-two, and in tlio seventy- ! cventh year of American independence. JAMES ii. WITHKRSPOON. Oil) )ec.


ocr: I 1 < LATE THAN NEVER. ^ m Subscriber* have received a stock of Winter (Joods which have selected by Mj R. in person in Charleston. Their stock comprises Sc Maple Dry f*ood?, sf every kind and variety, lists and Caps men and boys, Shoes and Boots of (ualitics and at various prices ; Crockery great assortment ; Uwcrlr*, Coffee, Molasses, Tea. &c. In fine, they have a stock embracing article which can be found in an up More, ud it satisfied that no one in want [iooda will bo dissatisfied with their prices. Come oil and aeo, while their atoek ia freah, fall sod eompleto. S A KOSHER St Co Doo. 16th, t66*. 46?if! ... ,


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ocr: NEW ABVBRTISMBNTS. NEW SPRING GOODS! WP JSsiS I?- "W^ *re now rece'v'nl? nn<* opening u . YV now supply of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting in part of the following: A FRESH assortment of Ladies1 Spring and Summer Dress Goods, French Worked Collars ; Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insertings ; a large assortment of Linen nn Goods, White .WJ and color- /o cd: Al- ^ ex sudor's ju L White Black and r m Colore*! Kid Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen ; linen Cambric Hnnkerchiefs, a new supply ; Fashionable Bonnets ; a line lot of Spring and Summer Ribbons ; Ready Made Clothing ; HATS, Boots and Shoes; a good supply of IjADIEN1 KID Gaiters and fCid Slippers, etc., etc. H' HARDWARE; Amongst which will bo found Braid's best Stoel 10 and J. E. Adgor's B. B. Cast Steel Hoes ; Trace Chains, Nails, A*c. DRUG8 AND MEDICINES; all kinds usually kept; l*??rfiiui??ry a full supply, together with many other articles too tedious to mention. ^ Ws would respectfully return our thanks to our friends and customers for their very liberal patronage, and hope by strict atteii- tion to business to merita continuance of it. Please give us a call. JONE3 CROCKETT. April 13. 10?3t NEW (lOOIlS! IO, THE Subscriber has received bis Goods, to which he would invito tho at- tention of bis customers and the public in general. Tho Stock consists in part of FRENCH if DO MEN TIC ii I.XU H A Priali, of all Styles, colored and dotted Muslins; Lace and Silk Bonnets, Sprigs, broidercd Crape, Bonnet Linings, French Cassimurc, leghorn, Panama and Palm HATS ; Men's youth's and Children's thing, with a D General Assortment of all such articles as we consider cheap desirable. HI Lancaster C. H., April IS 18.*>3. A. C. DUN LA P. 10 ttzL Soda or r


ocr: i 1 AND DRY GOODS. CHARI.F.$T?N,8.C. &- I?EMAN, formerly of and successors to C. & E. L. Kerrisoh & would respectfully cull the attention of heir customers, and others visiting Chnrlcs* Ion, to their assortment of DRY GOODS, opening which will be found Inure cotn* than has ever before been offered 111 city. All articles in their line have been ex/m f sly In order, and imported and w ill be Warranted to jtroie as </. 'i he one-price system w ill be rigidly ndi to, and purchasers may depend uport article being priced as low as they cart procured in any city in the United States: Particular attention is requested to their of and Fancy Dress Goods, Carpetings, Blankets, Woolens, Sheetings. and Shirtings, Linens, Table Damasks, Diapers, Towellings, Napkins. Doylies, Together with every variety of long Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery all kinds. Terms.?Cash or citv neeeptanees BROWNING &. I.EM AN. No. 209 & 221 Kingst. cor. Market. CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 20, 1852. 37 1v. FOR THE WHOLESALE 8 TOJtE, pieces Kerseys. Plaids, Ac. " Blccchcd and bro. homespun. 50 " Jeans, Sattinctts and Cassiuieres Prints, l)cl<ains, &c. ?ALSO,? Itsigging, Hope and Twine ; I?In. Kocliiifd Whiskey, ?? his. Old Rye Do. 10 bids. Bourbon &. Hourine do. Alo and Cbumnaigiie. 50 Bbls. Superfine Hout\ 120 " Clarified Sugar, 50 sacks Rio and JnVa (jofice, 100 boxes Cheese, Superfine. Brown, I<onf, Crushed and Powdered Sit N. (). and \V. I. Molassas, for sale by WM. C. MOORE, and Retail dealer in Heavy and Dry Hoods and Groceries, CAMDEN, S. C. Dec. 15, 1852. 45?3m;


ocr: NEW ABVERT1SEMMS. COMMfSSONERS Pl'BLIC BnLDIKKK I REPORT. THE following is the report of the Commis- sioDcrs of Publie Buildings, of Lancas- ter District: tach? />r. 8. B. Emmons, Treas. Com. P. B. 1861. Nov. 14. To cash on hand. En as per las! report #480.18 1852. To Hint received from Tax Collector, being 10 per ci. on general Tax 306?72 Unpaid acconnt due F. Sow- era yet unclaimed 66.98 853.88 8. B. Emmons, Treas. Com. P. B., Cr. . . . , Jan. 29. By amt. paid I* Jackson, for fixing hearth and racka in Commiaeioner's Office $ 2.50 Feb. 19. By amt. paid Heth Hotchkiss for sundry repairs on C. House, 6.12 Paid Hotchkiss for hanging blinds, making and covering tables for the l.cgnl Profession, 66.00 April 14 Paid T. J. Warren for adv. 3.00 June 8, Paid J. B. Couaat for Dig- ging well in C. 11. yard, wall- ing aame,and putting platform 292.00 44 17 Paid E. C. Beech for repair- . ing door 1.50 July 7. Paid A. C. Dunlap for well- bucket rope, nails, 6lc 8.00 Nov. 12. Paid 8. If. Emmons for sun- dry articles for Court House, 12.69 44 Paid Billings for blacksmith work " 14 48 44 8. B. Emmons for sundry art. 15.93 44 Paid J. II. Adams for hanging blinds on Jail., 1.00 44 Paid J. II. Witherspoon for n" Screw Press for Com. office. 20.00 44 J. A. Hasseltine for Brick and Bv fixing hearths and barks in . J.il* son ??- - - - * * * * * * * * * " * * * * w",v 44 Paid J. Adam a for candles, HpiUoona, Ac 2.75 u Paid J. Adaos a* pr J. R. p.. lark's order,being amount due him for painting C. II. in part, 63.00 By commissions on * 514.86 p'd out, at 2} 12, 87. 306.72 rrceivrd " 7. 76. ao-w- 20.43 ' Cash on liand to hailsnce, 535.51 . H. B. E.MMONH, Trens. Fob. 16. 1853. 3?3t. NEW SPRING GOODS!" ITST received a fresh aupply of Goods, consisting of Boat* Klsoc*,


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ocr: Doctor Yourself I POCKET JISCULAPIUS: Or, every one hi* own PhjcLoinn. ? If rpiiE M. I IVilUn .hk 150 hundred fff showing Diseases and fly ^aSwi u Malformations of the K jB Human Hystem in SHsBK JV cry ?hape and kMH B To which tiae on th" Diwaau of ^BBBK^J Females, being of the highest importance to marne?people, or those contemplating m riage. By William Yocao, M. I), Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the iEBCULAi'lUS to his child. It may save him from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret tions of married life without reading toe POt TCET yESCULAPHJS. Let no one Buffering from a hacknied Coogh, Pain in the Side, restless nighta, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, and giveq, up by their physician, be another moment without consulting the iESCULA. PIUS. Have the married, or those about to be married, any impediment, read this truly useful book, aa it has been the mesne of easing thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. HT Any person sending CEPTTB eneloaed in a letter, will re ma copy of thi* work by mail? or fir# copies will be sent for On? Dollar. Address, (post pstd,) DR. vm. YOUNG, AT* 169 Sprue* St., PhilupehMm. ApHj 16 10 tT Floor I Floor I Floor 1! Ifay it. 16? ' " ftf* pw W > *?


ocr: ? \ a ^ t ii i * . ? * F 11 * f Bardotte's Tasteless ( iff OEM 8UGAB DROPS They contain no calomel or mercury io nj form, or any deleterious ingredient rhatever, and are at onoe attractive to be eye, pleasant to the taste, and. sure n their operation. Children eat them rith great avidity and pleasure. Always ready for use. Leonard's Yeast Powder. Thia Powder is an admirable substitute t>r Yeast, in making Bread and all inda of Batter Cakee, and haa the aden tage over Yeast, in making the batter erfeotlj light and ready for baking tha latent it ia mixed. Buckwheat and ther Cakee, when made with thia Power, are leea likelj to dieagree with tha tomach than those made with Yeast; nd aa it requires bat a few minntee to irepare for baking, the possibility of em taring them sova is entirely avoided. Fob sals bt T. R. & J. R. MAGIIX.


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ocr: ! (, ^ || J oi in in N cr |? h.i trj th n'e Cr B1 _j. _ . i jjJ ? . . t }1 , I 1 .. .. ,n PROSP1 OF THE Sh&m&svss Now i* the Time l< [REELING very grateful lor the patronage he Y D of Lancaster I hstrict, or the State of South C 'ountry, the Proprietor of the " Lancaster I?edgei ?ssable to all, by offering every inducement in his ubscription price to ?1. 60, when ten or more uni lerefore be as follows : for a single copy, two do jnts if payment be delayed three months, and three c\v subscribers, by paying the cash (?15 ) in adva ne year. Any person who will procure the names 10, will be furnished with the Ledger ono year gri The patronage which has been hitherto extended i believe must in part be attributed to merit, and hi g the good friends and well wishers of the Ledger orth, he contemplates printing the paper almost en than at present used, which will give the reader nc TWICE THE QUANTITY OF I The intention of the editor is not only to muke cal District Paper, but at the same time as possess is no predilections for Lancaster. It is a presumpt died at one of our countrv Gourf II,.. ? ?<vuav-nt toil I'll iet where the paper is published. This is not the e news of the city dailies, and in nn abridged form tiding in n small compass. In the conduct of the 1 looting articles, and except articles of stirring mten ally taken from papers published at a distance, and per may be. NEW. Many tales which have boon | uted from English papers, have never In-fore been | The lirst effort of the editor huving been so succ infliction, he will in a few weeks, commence the pn ORIGINAL l at will occupy, perhaps, some ten or twelve numhe von each number. The "ledger" is, and always will be AN INDEPENDENT .hough this inde|>epdeiicc is not so construed as to inning any set of men or measures. God grant th msly threatened the peace and comfort of our peoj c peace?our efforts shall be to promote peace, ion unmolested, when trod upon he will curl, evin cc may cease to be a virtue," and young and vig< ougli our veins,although disposed to go to an exti t when more than is reasonable or just isdcmandcc > calumet and blow away the smoke. The' ledger." we nre determined, shall be a compl The MARKETS will not be neglected, and all i ke it a paper worthy of patronage. One departm? s on LMraram* so I every branch of nu-chnnicnl industry, will from series of Agricultural articles will be published DNG GRABS," which alone will lie worth'lie pri To make a long story short, we intend to publish i ere ; but ue ask assistance to sustain us in our urn elping hand. We have been told that we have d< ter. A HARNESS! HARNESS!! I J TTST Itclow Col. Price's on the opposite side of the street, nt the old stand Emmons &. Button, you will find an as- | Ft A 1] rtmcnt of T U 1 CARRIAGE HARNESS, Mnr, Iridic*, TOartiugul*, tledicnl Hags A .Tlilitary Trailing* not on hands ean be mado at short notice, /P[ A j anything belonging to the Harness bus- |i >ss. All work warranted. "tA Person* wishing to buy anything in our CYCIli e would do well to give us a call before rcbasing elsewhere. D. A. BUTTON. " WA! If you want a set of harness, t TQJO For your carriage or your buggy, JJ j > Or a bridle for your horse, EUS ? Subscribe ! inn receive d, not only from the citizens 'tsrolinn, but from the whole Southern r," desrious of making his paper has determined to reduce his tc. The rates of subscription will liars in ndvance. two dollars and fifty i dollars if delayed six months. Ten nee, will have the paper furnished for of six subs'Tslx.'rs and sending us essH itis. to this paper, the Proprietor is feign s takes great pleasure now, in informthat so soon as he returns ftom the tirely in new type, and iu type small* :nrly USAWNW MATTER! this paper useful and interesting ss a ing interest for an outsider- one who Lion with many, that a newspaper pubbe interesting to a citizen of the Our country papers epitomize , give the reader choice miscellaneous ledger, the editor takes great pains in est, the extracts in this paper are genfor this reason, that the matter in this printed in this paper, having been in America, essful, and given such GENERAL iblication of another STORY; -rs, although a large amount will be r PAPER, prevent him from approving or const the political strifes which most sc>lo some time ago has ceased. Wo but although the worm is harmless ring a spirit of resistance. with Carolina hlood flowing leme limit with our Northern brethren 1, then we halt, and arc ready to break etc newspaper. matters of interest shnll Vie given to nt shall claim great attention ; time to time appear in the "Ledger from our esteemed correspondent ce of subscription. us good a paper as can be found any dcrtnking. Old subscribers, give us mc very well, but we w ill try to do ddrcss, R. S. BAILEY, I .ancestor, S. C. - ? i A M Eslt'EWftf KLCLIYI\L AND (WARDING AGENT, CAMDEN, 8. C. 7 h 9. 18A3 5?1T._ i. o. o. tT rAWBA LODGE, No. 24, meets every Wednesday ng at 8 o'clock. W. A. MOORE. Sec'v r J XHAW TENT NO ?I. 0 of R." LDS its Regular Weekly Meetings every Saturday


ocr: Department. Answer to Puzzle of Last Week. I have had such happy walks, Mid birds and trees and flowers ; Skies so pretty and so blue, And days more bright than ours. Answer to Riddle of Last Week. An Egg. Answer to Enigma. The Lancaster Iwdger. SOLUTION. I .intern, East, Eastern States, Garden Cat, Stars, Chagres. Ceres, I-cad. Puzzle. Stand take to takings I that you turn all my A Riddle. In a room with lour corners, there was a cat in each corner?three cats before each cat, and a cat at each cats tail, how many cats were there ? Conundrums. Why is the I,edger like a marriage ? Because it is a nooscpaper. Why are nuts like jokes .' Because the dryer they are the better they crack. ! I I i j | ! I


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ocr: 1 J ; NEW ADVERTISMNTS. NOTICE. LS hereby given that a Sacramental Meet ing will take place at Six Mile Creek Chnreli, to commence on Fridny May 27th at 10 o'clock. The "Indian Land" Bible Society, ore to meet that morning nt 9 o'clock as business of importance will be before the Society. 15?2t . '


ocr: L DAGUEliREAN HALL J. 15. COTJSART. Informs the citizens of this plac i. 1 iiiM teountry generally, that he now prepared fbr the purpose of giving tho wht> hmy wish tb do so, an opportunity p rot tiring pert'ett LIKENESSES. of thertt^elves or their friends. Tlic late improvements are now in his possession. Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully . boiled to call and examine his stb.-k. Mikiatukes inserted in !,ockets a Breastpins in the neatest style. Lancaster, Sept. 15. 1852. 3Sf?iy JAMETlFfTWI sr i!i:tiavi\<; AND 1'Oll\l ill III Mi AGENT CAMDEN, S. C. March 9. 1853 5? Iv^ Apprentice Wanted. A COMFORTABLE situation will 1 X\. given to a lad about the age of I t < 15, who is desirous of learning the I'lintin business. Apply immediately at this Ollu Carriage fcr Sale. | FASHIONABLE Carriage will he sol il at a bargain, if applied for soon. Ei at this office. 2-3t ; C, i? st I ^ >c jr o Id i-


ocr: and staple . DRY GOODS, CI1 A R IJ E^TORf,8. C; ? ) R< >\V NIN G & I .E 31A fl, formerly of an 1 ) successors to C. & E. 1_ KekHisos &, Co., would respectfully call the attention of their customers, and others visiting Charles' | ton, to their assortment of DRY GOODS, now opening which will be found more pie to. than has ever before been offered in I that city. ' | All articles in their line have been nianui faetured expressly la order, and imported dlj Ki-XTnhd will he Wttrrant<'<! to prove as . represented. i The one-prilic system will lc rigidly to, and purchasers may depend upon every artfcle being pribed as low as they can bo procured in any c'ty in the United States. Particular attention is reqbbstvd to their departments of Silk and Fancy Dress Goods, Embroid~ eries, Carpetings, Blankets, Woolens. Sheetings. and Shirtings, Lihfens;? Table Damasks, Diapers;. Towellings. Napkins. Doylies; Together with even* variety of Cotton Sheetings, ana Hosiery all kinds. Terms.?Cash or eitv acceptances BROWNING & LEMAN. No. 209 & 221 King st. cor. Market CHARLESTON,S. C. Oct. 20. 1852. 37 lv. CARRIAGES. subscriber has and will keep cor _l_ stnntly on hand, a line and luagc assor of Carriages, consisting of every vnrioj to of the most fashionuble styles of Rock five and six seated. Al*'' and two horse buggies, double nud situ


ocr: Leonard's "Try It" SHAVING SOAP Makes the richest, hoariest, thickest, and moat permanent lather of any Shav* lug Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING EX' TRACTS, namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Puddings, Pies, Custards, Creams, Ioee, be., are cry choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should never be without them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowers, will find in these Flavoring Extracts all that they can desire. LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being made from Faurr instead of from Acids, as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only Car more pleasant, but aim more healthful and wholesome, and makes the most agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.?Those of using Mustard that is not half rice-flour, and wish it perfeotly runs, should try I^ooard's Purs Mustard, and they will enjoy an article very different from what is usually called Mustard. Bardotte's Tasteless


ocr: ,1 J t ' ? ? P tl ?j t FHE POCKET AESCULAPIUS Or, every one hie own Phynieiaa. ?rpilK FORTIETI 1 hid it ion, vith on hundred Kngravinga< Di?euac* nn Malformation* of th lluainn Hvatein in ev To whiclTitt added* tree tiae on the Dioeaaes u Female*, being of th ijoiM! contemplating m iage. By VViuliam Vouno, M. D. Let no father be a*h*med to proaent n cop] f th? A'Bfltl ? itiitu ?- ?-?- -L,,J . ...v luu^uimi tun mi his cnua. u mi] ?ve him from an early grave. Let no youn| tan or woman enter into the secret obliga one of married life without reading thi THJKKT i?BCULAPIU8. Ut no om jffering from a haeknied Congtfc I'ain ii le Hide, reaiteaa night*, nervous feelings nd the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations id given up by their physician, be onothei loment without consulting the dBHCULA IUH. Have the married, or Uiom ?>?? ' e married, any impediment, read this trulj eful book, as it has been the means oi iving thonaanda of anfortunete creature* on the very jaws of death. BT" Any person sending TWENTY 1VE CENTS enclosed in a letter, will r? >ivs jne copy of this work by mail, or Cv< piee will be seat for One Dollar. Addresn, (post paid J DR. WM. YOUNG, AJo. 1&2 9prw* St., Philadelphia April It * 10 tf. LANKS BLANKS! BLANKS! Of evory description, for side t this Office , ' t? ; \ j , ' ( . f , .


ocr: j Hats and Caps! \ BEAUTIFUL IIAT, for 3.60. do do do 4.00 i Superior do 4.50 ,n extra fine, [new style] 5.00 Navy Caps, with covers. Travelling Caps, Ac for sale for cash by K. D. KENNEDY A Co.


ocr: 1 J t ' ? ^ i r ilISCBL L ANE0IIS, HcCAR TBR &. Co. (SUCCESSORS TO MCCARTER & ALLEN.) W II O 1, E S A L E I00KSELLER8 AND STATIONERS CORNER MEETING AND FINCKNEY-STS., J. J. McCarter. i E. J. Dawson, V CHARLESTON.8. J. Brynn, Jr. 3 Mr a complete assortment of (edfcnl* School atid Mlseellaneous Books agether with Blank Books, I'aperand Sta. onery, of every description, kept on hand, and offered at the lowest prices Feb. *23 1863. 3 lv pd. 'L J. Plfii A Y. LBOTIICf IKY A mil'CiGIKT, CAMDEN, 8. C. rAKES pleasure in announcing to tin citizens of Ijuieaster and the adjacent auntry, that he is now receiving his Spring ad Summer supply of )ruf{$. Chemicals and Patent Medicines ; Paints, Oils, Windote Glass, Varnishes, Glassware, and Lamps ; Paint Whitewash and Varnish Brushes. ALSO, 'oath, Hair, Xail, Flesh and Bath Bru s\ Soaps. Cosmetics, Ifair Restorative, i\nn*rvtMif /? ?//? on./ Cakes, Perfumery, Mirrors, Vases, Porte Mutinies, Glove Boxes and Dressing Cases ALSO. AMP WICK8, BURNING and ' , .


ocr: JOSEPH KERSHAW, AT LAW, at\u &ul.iuh ok ijm enurrw horaafter regularly attend t'*e Courts of Lancaster District. March 2,1853. 4?tiuipd.


ocr: A Very Full complete assortment of Gentlemen's and youths Srrrnfffier Goods and : also, I have just received direct from 1'hitadefpTiia, a very fine and fashionable lot of Boots. J. ADAMS. 18. 16?3t


ocr: ( j ' < I I < ] , j 1 j ( j / , Leonard's "Try It" SHAVING SOAP. ^ \%^yyPWT- '* .yvv.J sBmHWEm/ Jokxc^BM/ M Mmmtmtm. Makes tho richest, heaviest, thickest, and most permanent lather of any .Sharing Soap now in nse. LEONARD'S FLAVORING EX- TRACTS, namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Paddings, Pies, Custards, Creams, loes, &c , are very choice, and ezoecdingly convenient. Housekeepers should never bo without them. Those who delight in tho flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowers, will And in these Flavoring Extiaots all that they cm desiro. LEONARDS LEMON SYRUP, being made from Fsuit instead of from Acids, M aro all the ordinary kinds, is not only far more pleasant, but also more healthful and wholesome, and makes the most agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.?Thoao of using Mustard that is not half rire-finnr. nnnf wiah it nArf-Atl* rnt. ' ihould try Leonard's Pure Mustard. and they will enjoy an article Tory different rrom what is nanally called Mustard. nnrriotfc'0 Tai<cIcii


ocr: 'I j I | i ; , I j s j s , \ \ | I Doctor Vonr*??lf ! .'HE POCKET jESCULAPHIS: Or, every one his own Physician. ?t?fV hundred showing Diseases Malformations^ of To \v hich in nddcdu 011 th? Diseases ioso contemplating mnr- inge. By William You mi, M. I). Let no father he ashamed to present n ?f the ifiBCULAlMUS to his child. It ?ave hiin from an early grave. Let no man or woman enter into the secret liens of married life without reading I'OCKET jESCULAPIUK. Ia-t no >utiering from a liaeknied Cough, I'ain the Side, restless nights, nervous tee uid the whole train of Dyspeptic ind given up by their physician, be noment without consulting the Have the married, or those about ie married, any impediment, rend this isuful book, as it has been the means <a\ing thousands of unfortunate from the very jaws of death. Any person sending riVE CEN'TS enclosed in a letter, will L'eive jne copy of this work by tuail, or copies will be sent f??r One Dollar. Address, (post paid,) DR. \VM. YOUNCi, A'o. 152 Spruce Sr., l'ltilaiM:l/ihia. April 13 10 tf. IIK. ItOfdKK'S LIVERWORT AND TAR, FOR THE COMPLETE Cl'RE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma. Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and all other lung Com-


ocr: FOR HIRE. Tboo. It a Hard, ' In (vanity, McKenaia, E- caater (>tsU Bxahodi Gnwlej ir other* UKPglthe ft urn ami aidi ofaheOanrt hu I wM hire, at l.aairi Arr Omt Mom the 4th day of famaaiy, IN4, i ft* cboiee and riluMi nafmca, nnri.lt friiwi \ hoya, fMa, and warn an, a?ng jmaaber am eooha, naraaa, honaa aaroaaai handa, oa tti^at all yonoai wliilati ti tmj bo ?Hal. Tonne, on day of hlriac. J. tt WIT!IKR8POON, f! ? K 1 ON.ti.iaM. r^if I*.M 44 "> ?* i aad * ^r> [)


ocr: A FTER returning 111/ sincere thanks t< Il former kind ana liberal patronage, 1 GROCERIES A Consisting i GROCERIES, SUGARS.?New Orleans, Muscovnd West India. COFFEE.?Rio, Java, nr TEAS.?Gunpowder, Green, II and lllnck. CANDLES.?Sperm, Ad nnd Tallow. CHEESE.?Gosln English. BACON.?Sides, Shoulde Hams. FISH.?Salmon, Herring nr all numlieni. SALT, constant hand. TOBACCO, at prices rangir ten to lifty cents per pound. Sega all kinds, at prices ranging from eight I dollors per thousand. LARI) nr constantly on hand. FRUIT: ?.. I) P: ? 1 - ? J " on JV4HOIH*, n;'!i /immiHiH, i>rn/.H mil &e. SPICES.?Alspiee, Nutmeg Cinnnnion, Ginger, Mustard nr PICKLES.?English and Dome a variety. KETCHUPS.?Mushrnot and Tomato. PRESKRVES.0 Limes, Pine Apple and Gii HRASDY FRUITS.?Peaches,Che Limes, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Blacl Plums, & c. IlERMETfCALL articles?Sardines, lobsters, Sal mo CANDIES of all aorta. CRACl Soda, Butter, I?omon, Sug.i Huston, &e. Constantly on hand supply of ORE EN FRUITS,such i IxMnuns, Apples, Bannanas, &.c. I intend to attend to the receiving and f< to do it faithfully. I am also prepared Chambers J offers &i Co^'jCharlesto 1 will pay liberal prices for COTTON, barter, and all persons who bring those would bo benefitted considerably b; I intend selling EXCLUSIVELY for bargains to give me a call, and they w particularly, where Groceries and In a word I nm determined to sell both C been sold in the State, except Charles Camden, 5, 1853. > my friends and the public generally, for t offer to them a variety of ND DRY GOODS, n part as follows : CROCKERY?ASSORTED, SADDLES.?Riding and Waggon. BRIDLES.? do. do. ' | WHIPS.?Carriage, Buggv, Driver. ' ding and Wagon. Cards. Cotton and W m| POWDER & SEIOT. rs : Also a stock of ld T1RY fiOODS. ,,r: Consisting in part us follows : M ; 100 pieces prints n t prices from 5J to '25 100 M l.ongclotli 44 " 18 uj \ Large Stock Brown Homespun, 4 to l'2j s^_ | 6 Bales of Blankets at prices from one <1< '; to two dollars per pair. Kerseys and IN, 1 from 13 to '20 cents. Do Kal'b Osnabi ,j always on hand. THREAD?DeKalb s. Dearborn, and Concord, nlso, a variety n Muslins, Alpnccns, Linen for shirts, T ings, Apron checks, Pocket Hundkerchi n_ Head Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Suspend r. Sheetings, Drillings?Linen and Cot k_ ! Ginghams, l.indseys, Plaids, Flannels, t y ; eii), Surge, Ciishmeres, HOSIKR V of n i kinds, (H.OVES, of nil kinds; L/Af j SHIRTS, Marino Shirts and Draw ! Cloths, Cnssiineres, Snttinctts, Tweeds, I n' j bons, Kdgings, Laces, &c. Also, Viol j Shot Guns and Kitlcs, nt ten and fifteen < ) lars, and a great variety of Groceries (Dry Goods, too tedious to mention, arwnrding business as formerly, and will pr to make liberal advances on Cottons shippc n. FfiOUR, CORX. &c., particularly in the ' articles to market, and want large quant itie y giving me a call, and making Know the I ('ASH, and most respectfully invite all i ill find that the cash system is decidedly pr? Dry Goods are connected, iroccrics and Dry Goods, cheaper than they li iton. 11. W. ClIAMBLR* > Ri , ll 1 '" all /.; ,.rH( lib- lins, dol- om d M ,


ocr: ftlflriingt a. MARRIED, on Thursday evening, the 6t inst., bv Rev. W. F. llrasington, MP THOMAS STOVER, to MISS M.tRN daughter of John Valnndingham, all ofthi District. - ' "?


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ocr: .? /v t> mm ? lUMHfcKll ALf LAlWr DATES IjmrooL MiuthM Haras. March 22: Havana April 8 r Charleston Karkota. Half-fast ojk o'ci>ocK~-OnTo?.-*-The iwlea to-day amounted to 664 bale*?price* from 8} to 11 cent*. . Satvrdav Mori ii*?, April l| COTTON.?A brUkImjifiW' apparently mwm kjrUfcM** nnt^ resulted In the ?le or itoUJIM At voir full prion*. 8*Wonew#RhMfr nooaUy, the account* by the AWhen NwHvt'.l and promulgated, and about batoeilKunl were aold, on whkih an tbo tranaacUone: 49 at from B* ? aS&rff Coumnu marrrt, awftw COTTON.?The adrleea from Lu?rpool? tha steamer America, which were rvcoiv a tMa morninq, reporting an advisee of | tie week closing cm hurdnyofaaiU eauaed our market to open active and and at the clone of boauieoa H ursa that prit ? bad *d*anadd t to i oral those of th pr.^bmaday. BtM baW a sold, at 8 ? tuj aoata, and oao o* two


ocr: . | ji u \W '{jj ' nu ria P( , ! t|tl \ nil mi : p| ( he I'"' I'' ' 1 Doctor Yourself ! POCKET Or, every one his own Physician. ?rpilK J. Edition, villi one hundred showing Diseases and M.dformations of the cry shape and To\vhicli isaddeda trea- tiso on the Diseases of highest importance to irried people,or th< so contemplating jje. By Wh.i.iam Vouko, M. D. U t no father he ashamed to present a copy the jfJBCU LA PUTS to his child. It may re him from an early crave. I,et no young in or woman enter into I lie secret obliga- lis of married life without rending the M'KET yESCUEAl'lUS. I.et no one (ferine from a haeknied Cough, l'ain in i> Side, restless nichts, nervous feelings, d the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, d given tip by their physician, be another meiit without consulting the iKSCULA- US. Have the married, or those about to married, any impediment, read this truly eful book, as it has been the means line thousands of iinfortimale ereatures very jaws of death. ' J-j?" Anv )>erson sending TWENTY- VE CENTS enclosed in a letter, will Jiieconv of this work hv mail, or li\e pies will be' sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid.) to dr. \VM. vorxes, .Yo. 132 Si,rue,: St.. Philit^hAia. April 13 10 tf. I>R. KOCsKR'S LIVEHWOltT AM) TAli. for tiif. complete cchf. ok Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Asthma. Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and all other lung Com- plaints, tending to nrnv^TTwrPTTnTNT. 1.0< )K AT ITS


ocr: It" SHAVING SOAP IT I'll ^1 1 1 **iTJ^ ^WSWP" Make* the richest, heaviest, thickest., and most permanent lather of any Shav1 ing Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING EX TRACTS, namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Paddings, Pies, Custards, Creams, Ices, fee., are very choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should never bo without them. Those who delight in the def lioious flavor and exquisite perfhme of Fruits and Flowers, will And in these Flavoring Extracts all that they osn desire. LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being made from Fxuit instead of from Aeids, as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only far more pleasant, but also more and wholesome, and makes the most agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARDS MUSTARD.?Those of using Mnst&rd that is not half rice-flour, and wish it perfectly pumc, should try Leonard's Pure Mustard, and they will enjoy an article very different from what is usually called Mustard.


ocr: Doctor Yourself ! POCKET jESCULAPHJSI Or, every one hie own Phytioian. ?rpHE FORTIETH .1 Pali I ion, vith one hundred Engravings,? showing Di'iisw* avd Malformations of the Human System in shape and form.? To whicn isuddeda on tho Diseases of Females, being of the highest importance to fiose contemplating in riage. By Willia* Youso, M. D. Let no father be ashamed to present a codv of the ^HCULAIMlJHto his child. It may save him from mi early ({rave. I ,et no young nuui or woman outer into the secret of mnrricd life without reading the Pf> 'KBT iBKCULAPHJH. Let no one suffering from a haeknied Cough, Pain in the Hide, rvetleaa nights, nervous feeling*, and the whole train of Dyspeptic aenaations, and given up hy their phyaieian, be another moment without eonaulting the /KNCULA PIUS. Have the married, or thoae about to be married, any impediment, read thia truly neeful hook, aa it haa been the meana of earing thousand* of unfortunate creatures from the very jawa of death, Bf* Any person sending TWENTYa FIVE CENTS enclosed in a letter, will jne copy of thia work hy mail, or flvo copies will be sent for One Dollar. Address, (peat paid,) DR. WM. YOUNG. No. 1M Bmrme* 8L, Pkiktptivkim. April St 10 tfe BLANKS BLANKS! BLANKS! Of trtrj description, for sale ! !


ocr: NEW ADVGRTISMUNTS. II. F AB H\. WATCHMAKER A JEWELLER, CHESTER. S. C. rIMIE sulmcriber returns hi*sincere L to his former patrons and friends, for the very liberal encouragement he has re- ceivod at their hands; nnu indulges the that they will still eontinue to call, whenev- er * desire may present itself to anything in his line. V\ lie ha* recently replenished hi* stock hand with an assortment of the finest WATCHES AND JEWELRY. ever before Introduced in this place, which he feels confident cannot fail to those who ard lovers of the beautiful In point of quality and price, he in deter- mined to sell nothing that he cannot conli* dintly recommend, and on the terms possible. All articles sold by him ...i ... ...:11 v. ..J. J HUt nwwij will UC lU'lHU pjuini, provided It has sustained no injury nt hand* of the buyer. . Having secured the services of a skillful and experienced workman, he feels fully able to execute any order in the Use uith neatness, durability, and despatch. ft. FABIAN. Au?' tC6a- vol it 3(1?ly Land lor Bala. subscriber offers foe aa)s bis trait Ijind w ere ho lires,containing about 80 acres cleared?the ballaose woods. To a cash I sell


ocr: \ Leonard's "fry W SHAVING SOAP Makes the richest, heaviest, thickest, and moet permanent lather of any Sharing Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Paddings, Pies, Custards, Creams, Ices, Jte., are very choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should never be without them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquimte perfume of Fruits and Flowers, will find in these Flavoring Extracts all that they ean desire. LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being from Favrr instead of from Acids, as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only far more pleasant, but also more healthful and wholesome, and makes the most agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.?Those of using Mustard that is not half rioe-flour, ana wish it perfectly rune, should try Leonard's Pure Mustard, and they will enjoy an article very different from what is usually called Mustard. Bardotte's Taatelcs*


ocr: AND DRY GOODS, CB A R I. KNTOX.H. C. dt 1.KM A N,'formerly of an successors to C. & K. I.. Krriiisos 6 would respectfully call the attention of their customers, and utherevUiling Charles- to their assortment of 4 ajjxy


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ocr: Leonard's It" SHAVING SOAP Makes the richest, heaviest, thickest, and must permanent lather of anj Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING TRACTS, namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Roeo, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Puddings, Pies, Custards, Creams, Ices, &o., are very choioe, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should novor bo without them. Those who delight in tho flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowors, will find in these Flavoring Extracts all that tboy can desire. .LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being from Fruit instead of from Acids, ?ro mi me orainary minis, is not only far more pleasant, but also more and wholesome, and makes the most agreoable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD?Those sirous of usina; Mustard that is not half rice-flour, and wish it porfeotly pure, should try F^eonard s Pure Mustard, and they will enjoy an articlo very different from what is usually called Mustard.


ocr: '] i ' in ri ol * i' V m fr F c? * a Doctor Yourself ! "HE POCKET mTILAPlUSi Or, every one hit own Physician. ? showing Diseases and Mitltormnlions of the Human System in which isaddeda on th" Diseases of i''So contemplating m age. By Wii.lia* Yousm, M. 1). Let no fsther bo ashamed to present n copy r the AESCULAPIUS to his child. It may ive him from sn early grave. I.tt no )oung ian or woman enter into the secret of married life without rending the OCKET iESCUDAPIUS. I*t no one ifTering from s hacWnied Cough, Pain in it Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, td the whole train or Dyspeptic sensations, id criven no hv their nli vsieian. lo< ?io?lh?r oraent without consulting the Have the married, or thoae about to s married, any impediment, read this truly teful book, as it has been the means of iving thousands of unfortunate creatures om the very jaws of death. MT Any person sending CENTS enclosed in a letter, will >ne copy of this work by mail, or lire >pies will be sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid,) DR. WM. YOUNO, No, 169 Sprue* Al., Philmpclphi*. April IS 10 j BLANKS BLANK8! BLANKS! -Of every description, for sale t this


ocr: Rnr<loUe'? Tasteless SUGAR DROPS I hey oontu'n no calomel or fereury in nny form, or any deleterious ingredient whatever, and uro at onco attractive t> tho eye, plearant to tho taste, and sure in their rpeiation. Children eat them with great nudity and pleasure. i. _____ Always ready for uae, Leonard's Yeast Powder. This PoWiIav in nn ..1 ?>i ? 1.1. for Ybait, in making Bread and all kindtt of Hatter (Jakes, and haa the adl vantage over Yeast, in making the batter perfectly light and ready for bsk'ag the instant it is mixed. Ruekwheat and other Cakes, when made with this are loss likely to disagree with the stomach than those mado with Yoast; and as it requires hut a few minatos to prepare for baking, the possibility of ever n&ving them sour is entirely avoided. Foa iiu ar T. J.


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ocr: Dorlor Yourself ! POCKET J&CULAPIUS: Or, every one hi* own Phy?ioian. ?1 F.dition, vith one hundred Malformation* of the Human System in which isaddeda oo the Diseases Females, being of the highest importance to lose contemplating m By VVilliam Yovho, M. D. Let so father be ashtmed to preacnta copy of the yttHCUIjAPIUSto his child. It may save him from an edrly grave. Let no or woman enter into the secret of married life without reading the jESCULAPIUS. Let no one suffering from a hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, seat less nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train or Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their physiaan, be another without consulting the Have the married, or those about be married, any impediment, reed this truly useful book, as it has been the means saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. HT Any person sending CENTS enclosed In a letter, will me copy of this work by mail, or eopiee will be sent for One Dollar. Address, (poet paid,) DR. W*. YOUNG, No. 162 9prw* Bl, PkiUftbkiu. A aril 12 1A *r BUNKS!BUNKS! Of every description, Tor this * *


ocr: Leonard's "Try It" SHAVING SOAP. .Makes the richest. heaviest, thickest, nnil most permanent latlier of any Sonp now in use. I. KO X A It I) S F I. A V () It I X (? KXT It A CIS, namely. Lemon, Vanilla. It<?c, I'eacli, Orange, for Cakes. Pudding*, Pies, Custarus, Creams, Ices, &c. are very choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should never he without them. '1 hose who delight in tlie flavor and exquisite perfume of Fruits and Flowers, will lind in these Flavoring Extracts all that they can desire. LEONARDS LEMON SYRUP, lieing made from Knurr instead of from Acids, as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only far more pleasant, lint also more and wholesome, and makes the moist agrccahlo of summer drinks. LEONARDS MUSTARD -These of using Mustard that is not half ricc-flour, and wish it perfectly pi-rk, should try Leonard s Pure Mustard, and they will enjoy an article very different from what is usually called Mustard. Harriot Taatelo**


ocr: rocKKT .KSIM LAIMLS Or, every one hij own Physician. N, A O highent iuiportuiiec t< married people,or lh? ac contemplating in.tr rinifn. By wii.i.um voi'K(i, M. I). Let no father In* a*haiucd to present a eop\ of tin* jGKt'lllkM'IDHlo hi* child. Il may eavu liini from an early grnvn. J.jt no yomijj man or wo man enter into tin* wri'l oblio.i. lieitt of married lift* without reading tin I'Oi KKT JESCIJI.A1MD.S. |4*t no anlVcring from n h.cknied Cough, l'aiu in the Side, rentlo** night*. nervnew feeling*, ami tlie whole train of Dysp. ptic *en*ation* and given up l?y their phy*icini, he another moment without cnmmltiug the .t'SC|i|,A. i'll'H. Have the tnariied. or tln?*e ahout t<i be married, any impediment, rend (hit truly uacful hook, an it ii.ta been the I)ican* of aaving thoiiN'Mid* of unfortunate creature* from the very jaw* of death. 2Af~ Any paranu Heading (JKNTH enelo*etl in a letter, will re* eeive me copy of tlii* work liy mail, or five copiee w ill he Mcut for One Dollar. Addreax, (po*t paitl,) DR. WM. YOU SO, .So. 153 Sprue St., J'hilaprlpki't. April IS 10 if Flour ! Flour 1 Flour !! A A T>BLS. euporfftr article, In Htorcsnd JJ for aal? by 3. ADAMS May IB. 1*?St I I 1 ,


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ocr: FURNACES. AI.ARGK assortment of FUjJNACHS lor heating Dwelling Houses, Stores, Churches and Halls. -Having had many years ex perience in the business, we think we can sell as good a turuace us can be bad,and put it up in the best and safest manner. ALSO ON HAND Brick Furnaces, Of many kinds, Portable and Wood do., I All of which will l>e sold at wholesale and retail by Willard Walker & Co. i 50

place_of_publication: Bath, Me.

publisher: John T. Gilman


ocr: PIANO FORTES OF the best manufacture, equal to any made in the States, [Tstantly on hand and for sale by ■ SAWYER <k MAGOUN, a iuiiu i witoa iu ici—oiicci music luruisiicu iu oruer. Bath, 8ept 1, 1852. 11


ocr: THOSE who Wish 10 have the sweetest and test Bread should learn the importance of using. Fresh Ground Flour, exclusively, particularly during the hot season. The subscriber has just received at the GARDINER a prime lot of Wheat from which he is manufacturing FAMILY FLOUR, which he thinks he may confidently recommend as at least equal, if not superior to any Flour of the same grade ever offered for sale on the Kennebec. Also—For salens above, EX TRA FAMILY' FLOUR from the best pure Genesee Wheat, licJicvcd to be surpassed by no Hour in the United Slates. Graham Flour, Middlings, Shorts, &c. N.B.—The subscriber warrants every barrel deliv ered from the mill to be full weight, sweet and fresh groun I. WM. M. VAUGHAN. June 1852. SRf


ocr: FIRE INSURANCE^ The North Western Insurance COMPANY, STATE OF NEW YORK. PROPOSALS FOR INSURANCE. HOUSES,Buildings, Manufactories,Store*, Vessels in harbor.goods, wares anil inerchandisegtuerul Iy,from loss or damage by fire. Incorporated by the Sialeof N. York in 1832. CAPITAL, {allpaid in) 150,000. G I'.ORGE F1S11 F.R,[’resident SAMUEL HAWLEY, Secretary. J. 11. JIcLELLAN, Agent for Bath. Feb.27.1351. 1>36


ocr: Cure your Sore Eyes! IF your eyes arc sore or weak,or if tney trouble you, no matter what is the cause, lose no time, but try DR. PETTIT’S American Eye Sulve. Its effects are most wonder ful, producing almost IN IS I'ANTANEOUS Relief. We are almost daily re ceiving accounts of wonder ful cures eflectcd by Eye Salve, but can here only refer to the following A Cure.—A gentleman hadfor years suffered severe ly by a CONCENTRATION OF 1IUM0R8 AROUT THE causing a discharge of much matter, and great pain and soreness. An Ulcerous Sore was consequence, forming on the side of the nostril, below the eye which bad constantly discharged mat ter for upwards of two years, and was generally be lieved to be a Cancer. This man received a perfect cure in the tiso of Itoxs of DR. PE T T I T’ S AMERICAN SALVE Sold by C. W. ATWELL, under the U. S. Portand. Fiorsaleby A. G. PAGE, Bath ; E. Gatchellaml Win Brunswick—and by


ocr: DR CONINE’S SYRUP —OF Ginseng and Malva. THIS Compound, now established in universal favor by its great and acknowledged merit, is Used in every Family, and lecommcnJed by all physicians. This medicine is based upon a recipe procured in China by Dr. CoxrxE, the celebrated oriental traveller Its wonderful prop- erty for Purifying the Blood, and in all complaints of a bilious character, nre everywhere acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Lungs, SPITTING OF BLOOD. Bronchitis, and every dis ease of the vital organs, this g real remedy is without a parallel. For Couglis, 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 ajl phlegm that may obstruct the throat. and is without question Na ture's most potent remedy for CONSUMPTION, and all diseases lhat nrise from coughs and neglected Colds. It has cured Canker, Salt R lieurn. Erysipelas, and Scrofula—diseases which have defi.d the power of 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 as a Dyspeptic Remedy, and for Irritation ol the Nerves, Low ness of Spirits, or headache, is a sure cure. The interesting history of the Ginseng, fee, is to he had in pamphlets, gratis. The Compound is contain ed ill QUART BOTTLES, Une Dollar per Dottle—btx Dottles for WILSON, FAIRBANKS & CO., SOLE AGENTSt Nos. 13 and 15 Hanover Street, Boston. Also for sale by llie principal Druggists ill the cily ami country. Ginl3 T2 A TTI grp »i a lur CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. K above Manufactory during llie past season hav


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ocr: furniture AND REFRIGERATORS! J. B. HUDSON, Front Street, Bath. WOULD call ulieniion to the above article*. Hi* stock of Furniture consists of Bedsteads, nil kinds; Feathers,different grades; Paris nude Cane Seal Ure cianandCommon Chairs; Bureaus; Tables; Looking Glasses: Glass Plates; Mattrusses; Painted Chamber Sets, any color; AA ood Seal Chairs.all kinds. REFRIG ERA TORS! Ofa superiorkind, upright, warranted as clirapns can he bought in Boston This article is made double and filled in with charcoal, and will keep iee rough longer than some other kinds. READY-MADE COFFINS constantly on on hand. Old Furniture repaired and painted in good style. Bulh. June 22, 1552. 2ml --


ocr: Livery Stable. ■JOHJf hTdavis, HAVING purchased the stand lately occupied by S. W .Wilson, and united with his own stock, lately kept at the Elliot House Stable, is prepared to answer all calls for Horses and Carriages. Orders left at the Sagaduhock House or at the Stable on Centre Street, will be promptly attended to, Bath, Aug. 30,1852. lltf


ocr: 36ook anb Sob printing. Having recently made extenilve sddltiUons to oar fiell'f variety of PLAIN ANN PANSY 70B TYPE, rhe proprietor of the Eastern Times is now prepared to «, •cute with HBAT5MS and DESPATCH, every dtfOrimtum of Job Work, such a# Circulars, Bill-heads, Cards, Catalog use* Blanks, Programmes, Shop Bills, Labels, Auction and Hand Bills, Ac,, Mlc. ty Particular attention paid to H3Hi(2)SJSa S>IBIISJ,252JSJ®» m*'i*orfc_«Hnuted to us will be performed in the leaf and'nrornmw °* “ ean ** <&<*<**■ OfdVA solicited,


ocr: PDHNITTJHE 1ND REFRIGERATORS! J. B. HUDSON; Front Street, Bath. WOULD coll attention to the above article*. His stock of F urutture consists of Bedsteads all kinds; Feallusre, diflerem grades; Parisnu.de Cane’Seal G re tail andCommoii Chairs; Bureaus; 'fables; Looking Glasses: Glass Plate*; Mullrasscs; Painted Chamber Sets, any color; W ood Seat Chairs, all kinds. REFRIGERATORS' Ofa superior kind, upright, warranted as cheapas cun be bought in Boston This article is mude double and filled in with charcoal, and will keep ice much longer than some other kinds. READY-MADE COFFINS constantly on oil band. Old Furniture repaired and painted in good style. Bath, June 22,1652. 2ml


ocr: DR CONINE’S SYRUP * -OF Ginseng and Malva. THIS Compound, now established in universal favor by its great and acknowledged merit, is Used in every Family, and lecominended by all physicians. This medicine i* based upon a recipe procured in China by Dr. Coxixe, the celebrated oriental traveller Its wonderful prop erty for Purifying tne Blood, and in all complaints of a bilious character, are every where acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Lungs, SPITTING OF BLOOD. Bronchitis, and every dis ease of the vital organs, litis great remedy is wilhoni a parallel. For Coughs, Croup, Whooping-cough and all diseases of the t hroat, it is a sure and prompt cure. It possesses the remarkable power of Dissolving Loosening ami Removing downward all phlegm that may obstruct the throat, mid is without question Na ture s most potent remedy for CONSUMPTION, and all diseases that arise from coughs and neglected Colds. It has cured Canker, Salt Rlteitin, Erysipelas, and Scrofula—diseases which have defied the power ol other medic ines have yielded to this. It is pleasant and palatable, and as a Restorer of Appetite, It stands unrivalled. It has never been equalled as a Dyspeptic Remedy, and for Irritation ol the Nerves, Lowness of Spirits, or headache, is a sure cure. The interesting history of the Ginseng, Ace, is to be had in pamphlets, gratis. The Compound is contain ifcCART BOTTLES, One Dollar per Bottle—Six Bottles for §lo. WILSON, FAIRBANKS & CO,, SOLE AGENTS\ Nos. 13 and lo Hanover Street, Boston. Dy Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city and country. 6ml3 Johnsons’ Anodyne Liiiamcnt, IjllSHKR’S Cough Drops—Turlington's Balsam— . British Oil—Tooth Drops—Ilarlam Oil—Aledica nieii t it in—White’s Salve—Cough and Worm Lozen ges—Catarrh Snuff—Extract Yalirian—Liquid Cuti cle, Sec, for sale by A G PAGE. ■R A TW CTP A TVT


ocr: jt ixxiN u ± uitrJti» r.me. ' f4F the best manufacture, warranted M' / equal to any made in the States, con W“Yavj[fc>FTjstantly on hand mid for sale by J H \J V SAWYER <fc M UJOUN, Booksellers. Piano Fortes to let—Sheet Music furnished to order. Bath, Sept 1, 1852. 11


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ocr: Rest for the Dear Little Suffering Ones. HIRS. WINSLOW’? acusycSi ©‘S’ibwifo A CHILD on Congress Straet. Portland. was cured of Infantile Dyspepsia or Diarrhoea, alter being given over by the attending physician. One parent informs me his child has suffered to an alarming extent with Flatulance or Wind Cholic — Lately they havte used the Soothing Syrup, and it al ways effects a speedy cure. Hundreds of like instances might be enumerated. £7* MOTHERS TRY IT! ^0 Sold by C W ATWELL, under the U. S. Hotel, Portland,General Agent for State ol'Maine. Also sold by A G Page, Bath, and by Druggists and dealers in medicine generally. 20


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ocr: Extensive Stock —OF— FALL & WINTER Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND FS1I1SIIK HOODS! JUST RECEIVED BY {j njs. I AT THE WELL KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Croad St,, BATH. ^ m The stock just opened is LARGER and com prises a BETTER ASSORTMENT than was ever before offered to the public in this Ex tensive Warehouse ; comprising every variety and style of TALL AND WINTER CLOTHING! FALL STYLE 1ATS AID CAPS! EVERY VARIETY OF FURNISHING GOODS! AND SEAMEN’S CLOTHING, &C. I leave it for the public to judge whether or not I have the largest and best assortment to select from. Being grateful for the patronage heretofore bestowed, I assure my friends and the public generally, that I shall adhere strictly to the LOW PRICE SYSTEM, Which I have established, and am determined to have my stock embrace everything in my line to meet the wants of the public, A. J. FANS WORTH, Agent. Bath, Oct. 1, 1853. 17tf


ocr: Superior Coach, Furniture and Polishing Varnish. FOR *alo by the subscriber,at his shop on the cor ner of Washington and Centre Streets Sign anil Carriage Painting, Gilding, Graining, dec. Hath,1 unc4 ,l'.31 S.C.SAWYEK


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CUBE OT Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO t CONSUMPTION! THE above Expectorant, prepared by ail Physician mid Chemist, has now heroine a stand ard Preparation, and is ottered for the


ocr: PIANO FORTES fOF the best manufacture, warranted equal to any made in the States, con stantly on hand and for sale by SAWYER & MAGOUN, Hooksellers. i ituiu runes 10 music luiuiMavu Bath, Sept 1, 1852. H


ocr: DR. CONINE’S SYRUP —OF Ginseng and Malva. THIS Compound, now established in universal favor by its great and acknowledged merit, is Used in every Family, ind lecninmenJed by all physicians. This medicine is based upon a recipe procured in China by Dr. Co.nink, the celebrated oriental traveller Its wonderful prop erty for Purifying the Blood, and m all complaints . f a luiluus character, are every where acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Lungs, SPITTING OF IlL(sOI)' Bronchitis, and every dis ease of ilie viial organs, lliisgreal remedy is without a parallel. For Coughs, Croup, Whoopiug-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 tkront, and is without question Na ture’s most potent remedy for CONSUMPTION, and all diseases 1 lint arise from coughs and neglected Colds. Ii has cured Canker, Salt IIIleum, Erysipelas, and Scrofula—diseases which have defied the power of other medicines have yielded to this. It is pleasant and palatable, and as a Restorer of Appetite. It stands unrivalled. Ft has never been equalled as a Dyspeptic Remedy, and for Irrilal i< u ol the Nerves, Lowness of Spirits,or headache, is a sure cure. The interesting history of the Ginseng, &e, is to he bail in pamphlets, gratis. The Compound is cuntain tfcUART BOTTLES, One Dollar per Uottle—Six Dottles for $5. WILSON, FAIRBANKS & CO., SOLE A GENTS, Nos. 13 and 15 llanovcr Sired, Boston. O* Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city and country. tiuiitj BATH STEAM


ocr: AI.AHUK Dwelling -Having hud perience in I Ire lliink we can Inmate as cun it up in the manner. ALSO ON Brick Of many Portable and Allot which wholesale and Willard


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN H. DAVIS, HAVINO purchased the stand lately occupied by S. W. Wilson, and unite ! with his own slock, lately kept at the Klliot House Stable, is prepared to answer all calls for Horses and Carriages. Orders left at the Sagndahock House or at the Stable on Centre Street, will be promptly attended to, Bath, Aug. 30,1852. »*tt


ocr: Apples, Onions, MARROW Squash, Chesnuts, Walnuts, Crnpcsand New Raisins, tor sale 0/ M F liANNKTT Nov 22, I -m2


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN hT~DAVIS, HAVING purchased the aland lately occupied by S. W. WiU >u, and u lite I with his own *lock, lately kepi at the Elliot House Stable, i* prepared to answer allca'I* for Horse* and Carriage*. Order* let! at the S.igad iliock House or at the Stable on Centre Street, will be promptly attended to, Bath, Aug. 3lt, 1852. lltf


ocr: Flour. THE subscriber* haveon hand a large lot ofsnperior Flour which they will sell a* low as the same qual ity can be bought in this city. R R SMI PH A CO. Jan 1.1852. 28


ocr: Preserves, Jellies, Olives, TAM A R1N DS—Capers—Pickle*—Pickled Limes— Sardines—Ketchups—Preserved Fruits—Citron— Currants—Raisins—Pigs—Prunes, Ac, for sale at the City Market by A G PAGE.


ocr: < : FURNITURE AND REFRIGERATORS! J. B. HUDSON; Front Street, Bath. IXTOULD call altenlion lo the above article*. Hi« »» stock of Furniture consistsof Bedsteads all kinds leathers,different grades; Paris im.de Cane Seal Gre :ian and Common Chairs; Bureau*; Tables; Looking Slusses: Glass Plates; Matlrassts; Painted Chamber ieis, any cplor; W ood Seat Chairs,all kinds. REFRIGERATORS! 3fa superior kind, upright, warranted as cheap as can >e bought in Boston This article is made double and illed in with charcoal,and will keep ice mu.'li lougor han some other kind*. READY-MADE COFFINS constaoilyon on hand. Old Furniture repaired and painted in good *lyle. Bath, June 22,1S52. 2ml


ocr: THOSE who wish to'iavetlies?oeefe«tand&e*< Bread should learn the importance of using. Fresh Ground Flour, exclusively, particularly during the hot season. The subscriber iris jnst received at the GARDINER a prime lot ol Wheat from which he is manufacturing FAMILY FLOUR, which he thinks lie may confidently recommend as al least equal, if not superior to any Flour of the same grade ever offered for sale on llie Kennebec. Also—For saleas above, EXTR A FAMILY FLOUR from the best pure Genesee Wheat, believed to be surpassed by no flour in the United State*. Graham Floor, Middlings, Shorts, Ac. N.H.—The subscriber warrant* every barrel deliv ered from the mill to bj full weight, sweet and fresh _roun|. W.M. M. VAUGHAN. Gardiner, June 25, 1832. 9*f


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 tecommciided by all physician*. This medicine t* based upon a recipe procured in China by Dr- Cosine, the celebrated oriental traveller It * wonderful prop erty for Purifying ike Blood, and in all complaints of a bilious character, are everywhere acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Langs, SPITTIlfG OF BLOOD. Bronchitis, and every dis ease of the vital organs, this great remedy is without u parallel. For Coughs, Croup, Whooping-cough and all diseases of the throat, it is a sure and prompt cure. It possesses the remarkuble power of Dissolving Lodfiening 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 Cold*. It lias cured Canker, Salt Rheuin, Erysipelas, and Scrofula—diseases which have defied the power of other medicine* have yielded to tins. It is pleasant and palatable, and as a Restorer of Appetite. It stands unrivalled. It has never been equalled ns a Dyspeptic Remedy, and for Irritation of the Nerves, Lowness of Spirits, or headache,is a sure cure. The interesting history of the Ginseng, Ac, is to be had in pamphlets, gratis. The Compound is contain ed in QUART BOTTLES, One Dollar per Bottle—Six Bottles for $5. WILSON, FAIRBANKS A CO., SOLE AGENTS„ Nos. 13 and 15 Tlanover Street, Boston. 0“ Also for sale by the principal Druggist* in the city and country. 6ml3 Johnsons’ Anodyne Linamcnt, FISHER'S Cough Drops—Turlington’s Balsam— British Oil—Tooth Drops—Harlam Oil—Medicn meiitum—White’s Sal ve—Cough mid t\ orm Lozen


ocr: FURNACES. AI.ARGR assortment of FURNACKS for heating Dwelling Houses, Stores Churches and Halls. -Having had many years ex perience in the business, we think we can sell as good u lurnnce as can be had,and pu it up in the best and safest manner. ALSO ON HAND Brick Furnaces, Of many kinds, Portable and Wood do. All of which will be sold at wholesale and retail by Willard Walker & to. so


ocr: Superior Coach, Furniture and Polishing Varnish. FOR sale by the subscriber.at his shop on the cor uer of Washington and Centre Streets Sign anti Carriage Painting, Gilding, Graining, Ac. Bath ,Iuue4,1>51. S.C.SAWYKR


ocr: PIANO FORTES JOF the best manufacture, warranted equal to any made in the States, con* stantly on hand and for sale by SAWYER & MAGOUN, Booksellers. Piano rortes 10 let—sueet music mrnisned to order. Bath, Sept 1, 1852. 11


ocr: GAT & Co’s Kennebec ana Boston EXPRESS. LEAVES Office every day (Sundays excepted) at 1 o’clock P M, connecting in Boston with the N York, and Philadelphia Expresses. j * Merchandise,Specie. Ac., forwarded witlj^liapatch, al so the collection and payment of Bills, Drafts, Ac., promptly attended to, and at moderate charges. All Or ient, when goods are to be returned by Gay A Co, will be delivered free of charge. HENRY HYDE, Agent, 41lf Opposite SagaJahock House, Bath


ocr: Canker in the Mouth, CURED BY Dr. Pettit’s Canker Balsam. A CARPENTER in Camden, Me., was badly uffl ct ed with Canker in the Mouth. He tried various remedies—had recourse to physicians, hut obtained no relief. Hit mouth war one complete Canker sore, the gums swollen and affected to the point of suppuration, and cleaving off from the lee'li. He received a perfect cure from the use of one lionle of Dr. Pettit's Conker B ilsam, purcliasedol J tT. Norwood, one ofour Agents In that town. Sold by C. W. ATWELL, under the U.S. Hotel, Portland. A Iso sold A. G. Page, Bath, and by Druggists and dealers in medicine generally. lf20


ocr: HOLIDAY PRESENTS! HENRY HYDE, Opposite* I he Snandahock Hoanr, HAS just received a choice selection of Annual* for 1853, Book of Poetry, History and Romance. Also, a variety of Game* for Children, among which are Uncle Tom and Little Eva, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, by the author cf Dr. Bus by's Cards, The Game of the Circles, The Reward of Virtue, Backgammon Board*, Tivoli Boards, &c., Also a large assortment of papier machie and morocco Portfolios. 2~


ocr: A Cure for Cow;As, Colds, CoHfumpt'on, Bronrkilis, Asthma, General De bility, If all Scrof ulous Humors. THIS Compound has been u«ed with the most com plete success by our most cel ebrated physicians forthe re moval and permanent cure of ihe above diseases. Hun dreds for whom there was no hope before the discovery of this simple yet effectual re medy, have been raised to health and happiness by its timely use. The following ease of J Williams is snffi cienl to convince all of its wonderful effects. He says: I had been sick with con firmed consumption for sev eral inontbs. I had usud thu clear Cod Liver Oil most of ihe time, but had derived but liiile benefit from it. I had an altuck of Bleeding at the ______ Lungs, which alarmed my friends very mueri, as they now supposed there was no hope for me. About this time I heard of your Com pound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime. I immediately commenced using it, and began soon to perceive ils beneficial effects; in two months ray cough had en tliely left me, and I am now enjoying perfect health. Truly yours, J. WILLIAMS. N It—This Compound does not nauseate like the clear Cod Liver Oil, but can he taken with pleasure bjr the rhosi delicate female. Be sure find gel the gen uine, manufncinrnd only hr ALKX'ft B. W1I.BOR. Chemist, No 156 Court St, Boston. A. G. PaRe, Sole Agent for Bnth. 6mis43 Just Received DIRECT FROM BO-TOS, t A Fresh Supply if Groceries, SUCH as Spanish Olives, large and small aixe Rai lilts in whole, halve* aiidjQuarter boxes; • sope Corn Siarch, Preferred Gin


ocr: Piano Forte Tuning. MR. Calvin Edwards, of Portland, will visit this city every fortnight, and tune Pianos for all persons who may desire. Air E wards has hecn for many years a manufacturer of pianos, which are not sur passed by any made ; and Ins repo tali oh as a tuner, is nolequailed by any person iu the Stale. ir?°* Orders left nt Sawyer Sc M agouti's Bookstore, will receive prompt attention. Bath, Mar 15,1S53. 39


ocr: J. M. COOK, 24 ATKINSON STREET, BOSTON, ’ Manufacturer of Stained, Cut, Ground, Enameled, and Flock Glass, WILL furnish also, at the lowest prices, Side-Lights, Ship Windows, Sky-Lights, Church and other Orna mental Windows ; SHADES, Door Plates, Coach and Lan tern Lights, Uround and Enameled Olass, wholesale and rfe tail. Also Plate and Common Olass for sale. Leaden aiid Metal Sashes made to order. Jodbi.vg of all kinds. Boston, Sept. 23,1853. 6ml5


ocr: Stoves. ALAROE assortment of Cooking, Parlor and Store Stoves, of the most approved patterns, now selling by the sub scribers at greatly redl’ced prices Also, constantly on hand, Coal Hods, Shovels, Sifters, Stove Funnel, Sad Irons, Tin and Copper Ware, of every description, and all other articles usually kept in a Hard ware store. MITCHELL A LOW. Bath, June 10, 1853. 32


ocr: Extensive Stock —op— FALL & WINTER Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND (DimilM GOODS! JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St„ BATH. The stock just opened is LARGER and com prises a BETTER ASSORTMENT than was ever before offered to the public in this Ex tensive Warehouse ; comprising every variety and style of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING! , STYLE Mi 111 UR! EVERY VARIETY OF FURNISHING GOODS! AND SEAMEN’S CLOTHING, &C. I leave it for the public to judge whether or not I have the largest and best assortment to select from. Being grateful for the patronage heretofore bestowed, I assure my friends and the public generally, that I shall adhere strictly to the LOW P«ICE SYSTEM, Which I have established, and am determined to have my stock embrace everything in my line to meet the wants of the public, A. J. FANS WORTH, Agent. Bath, Oct. 1, 1853. I7tf


ocr: Ship for Sale! sgji MOW building in Richmond, ami will be sold on reasonable terras, a ship of about G00 tons burthen,superior model, drafted by Wm Z llans cotnb, for a fast sailer, with good carrying capacity.— The best of materials are being used, and no pains spared in her construction. She will lie ready for sea ulraut the middle of May next For further informa tion inquire of II. P. TOOTHAKKR. Richmond, Feb 23, 1953. j(3C


ocr: UNION INAUGURATION BALL ! CORINTHIAN HALL, FRIDAY EVENING March 4, 1853. MANAGERS. Warren Hawthorne, Daniel Dunham, A W Turner, Jr, J S Wiggin, W E Proctor, Horace Litch field. music oy J w Raymond's uoti Ion Hand. tickets, $2,50, including supper, to be obtained of either of the Managers, and at the door. Dancing to commence at 8 oclock. O* AH, without distinction of party, are invited to attend. 2w3(i


ocr: Kennebec and Portland Railroad. Two through Trains each way between Boston and Augusta. Winter Arrangements, Commencing Deumber 13th, 1852. TRAINS LEAVE DAILY, (Sundayscxcepled,) a* follows : Leave Portlaiidfor Bath and Augusta at 5 30 a M, l ami 7 50 p m . Leave Auguslufor Portland and Boston at 5.30 a M and 11 45 a m. Leave Augustafor Bath,and Portland at 5 30, II 45 a m, and 1 IS pm. Leave Bathfor Portland and Boston at 0.40 a m . and 12 II) p m Leave B»th fot Portland, at 6 10 a m,12 40und 3 IUpm Leave Bath for Augusta a) 6 40 am, and 1 50 and S 25 p M. Through Tickets are sold between Augusta and Hallowell lo Boston S3 50 Gardiner to Boston, ' 3 40 Richmond to Boston, 3 15 Bowdoinliam a ml Bath lo Boston, 3 00 Brunswick to Boston, 2 75 Freeport lo Boston, ' - 2 50 Rockland and Thoinustou to Boston, 4 75 Warren lo Boston, 4 50 Wuldoboroto Boston, 4 00 Damariscotta to Boston, 3 75 Wiseasset to Boston, 3 50 China to Boston. 4 25 Easl and South Vassalboro to Boston, 3 87 Vassalboro to Boston, 3 75 China to Portland, 2 15 Easl and North Vassalboroto Portland, ) 75 Vassalboro to Portland, ] 65 B 'Hast to Portland. 3 50 Bangor to Portland, 3 *5 FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY Arrangements have been made with the Eastern PStP Railroads, whereby freight will be transpor ted between Stations and til is Road and Boston at Ratks, and without change of cars at Portland. All orders for freight intended for this Road must left at No 17 Merchants’ Row, Boston. E. C. II VUE, Superintendent.


ocr: I FIRE INSURANCE. • _ The North Western Insurance COMPANY, STATE OF NEW YORK. PROPOSALS FOR INSURANCE. HOUSE S,Buildings, Manufactories.Stores, in harbor,goods, wares and inercliandisegeueral ly,froin loss or damage by fire. Incorporated by the State of N. York in CAPITAL, (allpaid in) 150,000. GEORGE FISH HU,President SAMUEL HAWLEY, Secretary. J. II. UIcEEEEAN, Agent for Bathi Feb.27,1351. Iy36


ocr: Superior Coach, Furniture and Polishing Varnish. I30R sale by the subscriber.at his shop on the cor . tier of Washington and Centre Streets Sign anti Carriage Painting, Gilding, Graining, Ac. Bath ,Juue 4, H51. S.C.SA WY ER ;


ocr: TBl at lira n h 1 mdhm A. J. FARSWORTH Will sellVhat remains on hand of his very LARGE STOCK of SUMMER CLOTHING! HATS, &c., &c., AT REDUCED RATES. Those in want of THIN CLOTHING Will do well to call soon, and make sure of a GOOD BARGAIN! THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD! To make room for a FRESH LOT, which is soon coming. I will not reassert that I keep the largest stock as everybody knows it. IC7* Those in want will do well to improve the present opportunity, by calling at the Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Union Block, Nearly opposite the head of Broad S'., BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agknt. Aug. 13, 1853.


ocr: THE Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAI 3CK & Outfitting 7TAB.BHCTJ.03. just been received the LARGEST assort ment of offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of COATS! all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year*; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Hi dlMMITlEUl PRICES! a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of AND CAPS! BOYS’”CLOTHING! great variety. The subscriber also ofTers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, FANCY ARTICLES ! SUCH AS Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber this season, far exceeded his usual outlay purchasing stock, and he now assures the that no person wishing to purchase need his store without being suited. He is to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! which the same quality of Goods can be purchased io this or any other city. and Friends, the city, wishing to purchase, and to a wise outlay of their money, are res invited to call and examine for them J. BALLOU.


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ocr: Lively Stable. JOHN' hTdAVIS, HAVING purchased the stand lately occupied by S. W. \ViL >n. and u lite I with bis own slock, lately kept at the Hlliol House Stable, is prepared to answer all.-a'ls for Horses and Carriages. Orders left al the Sagadshock House or at the Stable on Centre Street, will he promptly attended to, Bath, Aug. 30, 1852. ll'f


ocr: DR. CONINE’S SYRDP J —or Ginseng and Malva. THIS Componntl. now established in universal favor by its great and acknowledged merit, is Used In every Family, and lecoinmended by all physicians. This medicine is bused upon a recipe procured in China by I>r. Comxe, the celebrated oriental traveller Its wonderful prop erty for ."uiifyinii tie Blood, and in all complaints of a bilious character, tire everywhere acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Lungs, SPITTING OF BLOOD. Bronchitis, and every dis ease of the vital organs, this great remedy is without a j parallel. For Coughs, Croup, Whooping-cough and all diseases of the throat, it is a sure and prompt It possesses the remarkable power »l Dissolving Loosening and Removing downward all phlegm that i may obstruct the throat, and is without question Na- j lure's most potent remedy for CONSUMPTION, all diseases that arise from roughs and n'Clerte l Colds. It has cured Canker. Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, and Scrofula—diseases which have defied the power of j other medicines Imve yielded to this. It is pleasant and j palatable, and as a Restorer of Appetite. Il slant)? hnnrail'd. It has never been equalled ns a 1 Dyspeptic Remedy, and for Irritai inn ol the Nerve*, Lowness of Spirits, or headache, is a sure cure. The interesting history of the Ginseng, \c, is to he had in pamphlets, grans. The Compound i» contain <IUART BOTTLES, One Dollar per Bottle—Six Bottles for $5. WILSON, FAIRBANKS A CO., SOLE AGENTS^ Nos. 13 and 15 Hanover Street, Boston. 0“ Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city and country. 6ml3 Johnsons’ Anodyne Linanient, FISHER'S Cough Drops—Turlington's Balsam— British Oil—Tooth Drops—Harlmn Oil—Meilira ntentuin—While's Salve—Ci.jgh and Worm Lozen


ocr: Preserves, Jellies, Olives, T\ M A RIN l)S—CopiTi— Pickles—Pickled Limes— Sardines—Ketch it p*— Preserved F mils—Citron— Currants—Raisins—Figs—Prunes, &c, for sale at the City Market by A G PAGE.


ocr: PIANO PORTES~ OF the best manufacture, warrnhtcd equal to any made in the States, con stantly on hand and for sale by SAWYER <fc MAGOIJN, Booksellers. Bath, Sept 1, 1852. 11


ocr: furniture AND REFRIGERATORS! J. B. HUDSON, Front Street, Bath. WOULD call attention to the above article* HU slock of Furniture consist* of Bedstead*, H|| kind*: Feathers,diflerent grades; Paris mt.de Cane Seat Gre cianandCommmtChoiis; Bureaus; Tables; Looking Glasses: Glass Plates; Matin.****; Painted Chamber Sets,any color; U ood Seal Chairs,all kinds. REFRIGERATORS! Ofa superior kind, upriglil, warranted as chenpas can be bought in Boston This article is made double amt filled in with charcoal, and will keep ice much longor than some other kinds. READY-MADE COFFINS constantly on on hand. Old Furniture repaired and painted in good style. Buth, June 22,1852. 2ml


ocr: Corn Starch, Farina, GROATS—Honey—Dry Yeast—Starch Polish—Ca nary See , — l.inglas*—Irish Vertnaeelli—Cocoa —Hemp Seed—(lulled Barley—Sa go—Tapioca, Ac lor sale at th: City Market bv A t, PAGE.


ocr: Cure your Sore Eyes! IF your eyes are sore or weak, or if tney trouble you, no matter what is tiie cause, lose no time, hut try OR. PETTIT’S American Eye Salve. Its ellfects are most wonder ful. producing almost IN STANTANROUS Relief. We are nlmost daily re ceiving accounts of wonder ful cures eflected by the Eye Sal vc, hut can here only refer to the following'.— \ Core.—A gentleman had for yearssufleredseverc IV by a CONCENTRATION OF HUMORS ABOUT THE EYES, causing a discharge of much mutter, and producing great pain and soreness. An Ulcerous Sore was the consequence, forming on the side, of the nostril, just below the eye which hac constantly discharged mat ter for upward# of two years, and wm generally be lieved to be a Cancer. This man received a perfe’t cure in the me of two boxes of DR. PETTIT'S AMERICAN EkE SALVE. Sold by C. W. ATWELL, under the U. S. Hotel, Portland. 7tl Forsaleby A. G. PAGE, Bath ; E. T. Oatchelland Wm Baker, Brunswick—and by Druggists and dealers in Medicine generally. Lltf


ocr: > FURNACES. AKAROK assortment FURNACKS for Dwelling Houses, L--.„ Churches and Halls. -Having hail many years ex peri^nce ill the business, we think we can sell us good furnace as can be had,and put it up in the best and safest manner. ALSO ON HAND Brick Fnrnaces, Of many kinds, I Portable and Wood do., I All of which will h» sold at I wholesale and retail by Willard Walker & Co. • 50


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN It. DAVIS, TTAvv1^lpurcha3f'1 l.lie s,ant* lately occupied by B. l. , ‘Ifn'1’ a.r‘ Ullll>J w‘lb h is own stock, lately k!‘iP a!'bl, '; l°l Hou“ liable, is prepared lo answer tillv.u.ls tor 11 or.se8 mid Carriages. Orders left tit the S.igadaboek House or at the 3 Labi a on Centre Street, will be promptly attended u» Bath, Aug. 30,1832, ’ j|,f


ocr: A. W. TURNER, JR., HOUSE AND SHIP PAINTER, Glazier and Paper Hanger, Front Street, (4th door from Arch St.,) up stairs. Imitator of Wood and Marble All orders promptly and faithfully attended to. lyl


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


ocr: LYCEUM. flHCKETS for the course of Lectures about to commence MAGOUN’S bookstore, at the following rates : For TWO DOLLARS worth and upwards, at the rate of 12 tickets to a dollar. For any sum less than two dollars, at the rate of 121-2 cents per ticket. E. S. J. NEALLEY, Treasurer. Oct. 19.


ocr: Spring Style BATS! FOR 1833 ! A Supelb Article, just received by A. J. FARNSWORTH. _ Uiloow an,f Pensions / f\BTAIMED for Widow* of Soldiers of the Revolution Lf who h ive married since 1806, and for widow# and mi nor heir, of soldier, of the War of 1818 who died in the set vice or ofdBeaMAWjBcted wWlRiuMie service Bounty Laud WSffanM obtained bit reasonable terms. The highest price paid fog Bounty Laud Warrants, at ih) OJBeu, C**f tlM Baffc Book Store. ’ c " 5w89* SAMUEL D. REED.


ocr: Twiggs llair Dye and Tonic. THE best artic'e in use for restoring gray hair to it* original color mid lor the prevention and core of baldness, prepared aud'for sale br J. M.kTHKWS, Bath. March 2:4. 1853. Niignduhock Building. “


ocr: Keiaebecaad PartlaadBailroad. (p&jj&i fisaa H^&ann , jigjgEgiiPi Two through Trains each way between Boston and Augusta. Winter Arrangements, Commencing December 13th, 1852. TRAINS LEAVE DAILY, (Suuduysexcepted,) aa follows: Leave PortlandfoT Bath and Aognstant 5 30 a at, land 7 50 p m. Leave Auguslafur Portland and Boston at 5.30 a m and 11 45 a m. Leave Augusta for Bath, and Pori laud al 5 30, II 45 a m, and 115 pm. Leave Batbfor Portland and Boston a t 6.40 a M, and 12 40 p m. Leave B*th for Portland, at 6 40 a m,12 40and 3 10 m Leave Built forAuguslu at 6 40 a M, and l 50 and 8 25 P M. Through Tickets are sold between Augusta and Hallowed lo Boston $3 50 Gardiner to Boston, 3 40 Richmond to Boston. 3 15 Bowdoinhamand Bath lo Boston, 3 00 Brunswick to Boston, 2 75 Freeport to Boston, 2 50 Rncklnudaud Thomastonto Boston, 4 75 Warren lo Boston, 4 50 Waldoboroin Boston, 4 00 Dnmnriscotlnto Boston, 3 75 Wiacqaeet to Boston, 3 50 China lo Boston. 4 25 Fast and South Vnssalboro to Boston, 3 87 Vassuiboro to Boston, 3 75 China to Portland, 2 15 Foist and North Vassnlboroto Portland, 1 75 Vnssallioro to Portland, 165 B -llast to Port land, 3 50 B-ingor to Portland, 375 FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. Arrangements have been mude with the Eastern and P S A P Rail roads, whereby freight will he transpor ted between Stations and this Road and Boston at l.ew Rates, and without change of cars al Portland. All orders f>r freight intended for this Road must be tefi*it No 17 Merchants' Row.',Boston'. _ , B. C. H YDE, Superintendent. Bath, Dec 3, 1?52.


ocr: \cw Bostou llams and IVorthwii Lard, IN fine order, for sale at the City Market, bv A. G PAGE.


ocr: THE Largest Assortment AT THE SAGADAHOCK Clothing & Outfitting ■WAREHOUSE. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of mm mm ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS2 some of which, in quality and equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AND FANCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS . Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far'exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality* of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. Itf


ocr: REMOVAL. Henry Hyde HAS removed for a short lime to the stora recently occupied by It. U Smith ft Co., 4 doors north ■of the old etaud, where he will be hippy to wait on his. former customers ami friends. He has just received a new supply of Books and Stationery! Also—a very large assortment ol I’.tPKR HANG INGS*; all of which will be sold low. Bath, May Jl, 1363. tN»


ocr: THE Largest Assortment Yet, ~ AT THE SAGADAHOCK Clothing & Outfitting WAREHOUSE. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of mtm dam CLOTHING! ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable fur any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AND FANCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. Ilf


ocr: Manufacturer of Stained, Cut, Ground, Enameled, and Flock Glass, mental H indows; SHADES, Door Plates, Coach anil Lan tern Lights, Ground and Kuauieled Glass, wholesale and re tail. Also Plate and Common Glass for sale. Leaden and Metal Sashes made to order. Jobuixg of all kinds. Boston, Sept. 23, 1853. 6ml5


ocr: IIM1DS ItHW V1C1MITY! V/Ot R attention is urgently invited to a careful and candid 1 perusal of something that just been introduced into your rocky, barren, yet time honored State. 1 PULVERMACIIER’S HYDRO-ELECTRIC A NEW and NOVEL mode of applying a powerful remedi al agent, so constructed as to be worn under the garments, next to the skin, producing a constant, UNINTERRUPT ED current of ELECTRO-MAGNETISM, effecting Immediate Relief from the most accute pain, and also a iiermanent cure of all NERVOUS DISEASES. It seldom has failed to furnish almost instant relief, and a FINAL, PERMANENT CURE, by being used according to directions, to the following diseases : Rhunvatism Uterine Pains Gout, Sciatica Palpitation ot the Heart Paralysis Periodical Headache Painful and Swelled Joints St. Vitus’ Dance Neuralgia of the Face General Debility Diseases of the Spine . Pains of the Chest Deafness and Blindness Hysterics, Dyspepsia ALL DISEASES that are caused by a deficient amount of NERVOUS FLU ID, are greatly relieved, if not permanently cured by sim ply wearing the chains for a few hours each day. Be it understood That it is not claimed that it cures all diseases, but only those for which it is recommended ; and moreover, we boldly claim and DEFY, that no medicinal agent of ANY KIND has performed SO MANY CUKES during the last year, of those diseases just named, as Piilvcrmacher’s Electric Chains. And to prove this assertion, we defy any person to produce So many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of Scientific Physicians anil intelligent patients as may be found in a pamphlet of 30 pages, to be had (gratis) of the agent in tiiis city. Ttie Electric Chains were first introduced in France In 1850, and after being subjected to the most Thorough and rigid trial, by the first medical men in Paris, they were found to pos sess strange and marvellous power in relieving pain, wher ever applied, and by their influence were introduced into the hospitals of that city, and also secured by letters patent by the French Government. They are now introduced in almost every Hospital in Eng land, Germany, Austria, Belgium, and patented in those countries, where they have become the Most Popular Curative Agent in


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