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DRY GOODS.

AIIDE -HEETINts---o0 packages ga, 81, - and
w - brown and bleached Sh-etnzs. from The W ai-
than. stark n ami ton AID Utcs Miils. ioi sale BY
% SEsNIrH : co. - ard y Pinest
lrIANSEIS--iOu bsl-. psiu sud twilled white. scar
let green and ye ow fannels all wool. and ciiereri
widths and qualities. F0r sale b. NEsMlTH CO.
"a 81 and 81 Pines.
fEkTcAN BLANK ET--S0 cases and bales su.
"A perhre .nd medium twilled Blankets no. II and @i
For saie sy 1901 NESNlTH co 81 and ;. Finest
DLEACHED 6OOD--comPrsins al extensive ss'
- soTtuenf Of well known styles 50, - d. o. Va
i2-i sud - snd 30 widths. for fale ~
do c. T. HARRIS - ESchsnse-place
DLlEASD ORANGE PRINTS, 90 6ns snd me
odum cloths and OF and elegant patterns, for sale
lowbg ldiOl c r HARRIS. 20 Exchange place
I OW-PRICED PRINT CLOTH>-For sale By
IL ldioi c z HARRIS. g. ExchsnEsplsc-
7 DW-PRiCED 3-i BLEACHED GOODS-s-f
Lsa.e rs Idol = HAGkiS % E1chsnse-pllcs
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fNuE MINI ArIRN nnLAR LANIP. vi

rives light hiigkt earn ghear a. the cost Of less
than half cent sn hour has gwen such universal sasac
ton that the been obsed 10 open store
Immediately undeI their manutsctoy where tney VIII -
hsprv 10 sst on lsdies ana the public generally. They
viii also keep for sale OIL Of al kinds, OIL Cas-. Tin,
Brtanns ana Glass Ware. Britannia Ware repaired 50
lar ana Astral Lafnrs CLEANED, &C
ENOlCOrr s SUMNER, los Elm -
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NOTICE.-The subscriber has this day admitted Mr.
l\JOHN c. MOTLEY Es partner, and the business
will hereafter be conducted under the name of }.
HERRICk 4 CO at tho new store, % John,st TO wnloh
they now removing. j. n hsniNASH'
II imMTW ls&rhFSCs
nI-sOI.UTiON OF The
Ocopartnershp heretofore existing under the nIin O.
OUlRK fOOG is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Holm n QJRK isduly red 10 ust and settle up
the busne,s Of the late r and viii continue the unhol'
,tery business bis account OF - Fulton At New
York Janusry ), 1915. aVhN ~ SliNhf
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s.rr- naEEEfkNOD@ LINZ, DAILY, foi
z<,crExra~ .rNbcf,a All sish<t- iLrairg ~ Vss
C0fiisrts ., lfsstsEii-i Eclt Point Cod
.gf.lg ss1 CorNsL Tho s.e.nler fiiOH a. Pow ILL.
cari ssnl l0hrsol ~ leave she reri1.i o. ~ -asl
tfs Pisces essry Afternoon tsrrrays @xrsr-
.rEuercng pnI %. Is o'co-k. Reg1I1'ng vil e.xs
tsrTnulEh 1rerf 1CrnF a. o cock y. :. t tsggsss
ed rsshi u sstrg crscrpcr- nSus gs specie pa.
% - 1ri - lr 10 ~ ri5s Z The 0sa tsrs
sn-srr thf h,ot OF BE h-i 10 ssi ctss for
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o!TIes cs9TCs Ae0sOyeI Bo.so. Jan y I .;

OFFICE CRoroS AeUsovcT BoARo, Jan IL. 1872
ITO BLASTERs.-Sesled proposals sih he received
eoth day fjanusry p NJ for bestine trench for
log waerpipe in Tenth-aveune between - feet noitH
The trench will be required 10 be A. feet deep = teet
vide at bottom and p eet wide al top Proposals VIII
state the pTics per running cubic yard Pigments 70 De
made the we progresses, the regular payday OF
tie Department with reservation OF tea Per cent unit
the compson Of the Contract Proposals 10 oe enaoIseu
"trc.osals Tor Blasng BY order OF the Crotou Aque
duet Committee. l. rs u26i JAMES a. COFFIN, res
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r,o THY COMMON COUNCIL O


credit" the several """s 0"10 ''
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NluFF~, MpFf~.. uukfs::.-wN BROWN
WI ~ Chatham a. oggos.ts Roosevelt hss lafss 81
sonent 81 Mafs ~hish 10 ws Gel a. loser prlses thsu
hey have ever Aeen sca IN ms siiy lie 10 rou tasA
essa Ia skis nsfAet ais In
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nD NDTlCE-On and after December 10
Al 81 .sf7, the steamer STATEN ISLANDER
- --'-~- giil run follows
L,ar, Siaien Bs'd-si and 10. 4 81, y, N, snd 5,
? n
Lsar> Are YOKE srd II, A. n !, 81 and q, Pm. dis
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FOR sALE.->Silbe ssl4 BY JhNts

~ TARlI FOR StLE.-W ~ Dc go " JtNt,
" MILLER, Aucu0neer =, the Mefchauis rs.
-e~ change. ar ~ o'clock on Wednesday febigA.q 3
irfe very desirable lsr8 ia'e The residence 81 fr.t
ayxr deceased. about wiis sasI "a Tie fi pf a.
,sica Queens County. consisting OF sbout tf.n sffe
o lsad on which i good sloiy dweii f.o1sa seh
Ai-e new IA in ST. Thomss'. Church. New-f
Fof farther particulars, inquire ~ o. bAhhth 80.
49, Nassausl y. \. % o. tbs auctol fosnii ID
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nN ORDER Of t4s Hoo. David AcNAstef Sos'
ID adse u tae County II Slsuotn, VI ne os-.' -,
Counsellor - Law il The supreme Court Nsie go.
By given tha. sffachm-l, bas Issued sss1,l ne
Of ISRAEL HITCHCOCK. now or ate Of .le N..., ,es
sfcuecu, "a A1scorcils concealed reotsf en ~.
made to tte ssid County Jlirc, pursuauf 70 inc @
ol st4l.tc coucrrriar Attachments rs-Ds ,,sr
ins sesceaed or u1n-resisat debtors ano tlai ~
VII - sod ioi ne payment ol as cllls "Ae.s .,t.cb
sad Israel Hitchcock appear su1 s.schase ,.e- srst
meat aceo.dlns o. l4w. within three months l,lls
publvAton tls E9ficc sid hat faJsaeh. III ,btsg
aud al, Dc livery q any property teoaEns - ~
70 hitn for his and the transfer q snY ~. "a
linn. for any purpose whatever. are fsroaaea " -
NJ WV sARRowE 4 CONS loeA,
als LAVISH Atsonsys sol Attaching Si~'~
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TRVeTEE~ Of the &

THE TRUSTEES Of the SesInens Bank ios say
ings have ordered that interest BIS PAID to all oepesl
tore that according the bylaws. entitled thereto
or the six months ending Sst December lei7 IS follows
On cf 81 coo and under IL The rase oi per cent
Per annum; and
Ga sum. exceeding D. geo ct the ase Of peI cent pei
unnum, pay shle GU ard after Monday. Il n inst.
The interest will be placed 10 the credit Of dePossors a.
BENZ. STRONG, President
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GOAL AT REDUCED PRICES an ns~ ssl
v t8 beat Peach Oschld tkso Ashl Coal screened ~
The yard and cevs.ea - 50 largest SIC 's
and - y for Stove Lss bFUkeL sL1 ) cents eis ION
tie bosts. Two csIgoes Il Chsstsl' To- ale.
PETER CLINTON,
$50 3ra- corner Of King a8a Greenwich 80
OK s5.-COAL. COAL.-Al HntsE cove. ifs9
pCstofm-A fsA sspF.y % fe~eh yfeAsfa -n' a., ssa
Goa Of all slles aac Of superior qaaiJ,ii 1Aio as'
cred Tree OF carts.e 81 low prices MT sle ~ sis
stoves Is De, toa wsrrAled not u cli0k,r AZ
q slnPsONspYar3s y Tbonr scc-st near spflngs sni
Chrssop her-sl assr Ggceswieh-ssenas AID jsoefs'
Market CO iI.
nEl1,f-eiHCHAKD C0AL--Sow disehulof
frorn gAR8E NOM MINT, 100 tons stone,
BARGE SWALLOW. - tons Brosen
gkKGE HARRl SON, il9 tons Ess,
SCHOONER fAih NEAIHEk. n to1s sci
eor ale o. from weasel Apply 70
r. sTOAEs DlCAkRsON, ~ Artbony---
aJu rear kf0sissy,
1.OAr--I09 sous frss S1zl.sy Liverpool, saosT asa
lL.rs,-by JOStfE 3cMUk -ff.
- snrner ~ sIaa ard ra 80
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ss,sPIE>pIp FARM in jersey Cor Sale -

s7asPIE>DID FARM in New-Jefsef iof safe
va This geluab Yarn of SEQ mansion 30 un =,
house. and vsrv extensive 0ut BUILDINGS. t3eiltf
with r.i s.u,-r three good orchards. with every "a
rsty OF fruit together with r peach t7ff fea 81 SCI
out aud excellent arsncenents for iets h9cf - tnce
n ii. situated m BERGEN I0unfY within three Al s. i-e
sris Railroad suc one mile Of the faterlr gert as
nsIiug. the Rauapo through DO. &c &C Fer itrc
r,r.irulars auulV tllu2t ul HOLLY = fAleNNn rint n
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NO THOSE WHO can S7pTeeists good tbins We
krOW Of 10 place Ia ta8 city where r,Jre eNcs.e1t
sputual Tssorstves of the inner De procured
than Al th- Zeena House. 80. Broadway where ss1lr
Muaoz presents to his patrons hs best he
yneysas OF Et.nce Of the Highlands % scotland OF
eve, OF American rye. Old Holland Is also well pre-
ssnsd there; aaa IL any connosseaf weno Ike pui We
az vise him 10 call CPon h senos oT articles wsftaI OF
being pgted J.- IN /.
CHLOkOFORN-T aew Substitute FOR sriFheIs
" ether for producing nsensibnty dufirs fasS-i ep
raoas sud Ia ob-etc cases. can = nsd csr-shy pre-
p.r~d and perfectly pure Ooct Chiffon Sa-aa'e ~
OeIt IS Chambers Ga account o; increased lac
cor this slele, the Piee . now ieaseea
sold wholesale and retail as shove. y "a
nIATINt.-25o ounce, OF plstina Ia wire & various
sizes and ~ plate flstins eracioes espseie-, " .
PIPE spoons &c Also. qasntitg - pa salnni - &c
ana siie Fog s-'esi D,ei ChILrONs Snsn'esi Depot
IS Chambers-sf. - ~
no PRINTERS aud Newspaper ProPnsiofs-Fe'
iuches; siso BEL 4ox-9 inches Both IA c,raP
order. 'i seDSwi nor co = ana 81 Oela-.S
~ I'VE. jill. rroissscr .. Muss teacher q siasins
forie. CO. Broadway, eos. Of hoasanA- go In
DefiERS-4 secondhand locoro:ive Boilers sb ,"t %
DhoTssP power eaci. Sinch iron, sg..es tao,. ss,sH
fcs ale b. liia 81 sftifs. : "a ~
BLASTING POWDER, AND sAttgf kSsf, o.
- 81 osfi5f Qoklty, ior s.lo ~ I.JN ~ > 80.
Us 81 Asen, Bronx Riser Powder Mis- \. "aA -
DIZZINESS NOgEs aud Acceptance negotiated BY
ID Nm c. GILMAN, IS Merchants ESeasose,
jl05t coz o. hanover Aoe " A.. IS
sS.l'E&u.POHER To Lkr.-WeL-hshtet roors
- vth ssan-po~sI Sr lasnui.sl srns pr poses 70 .et
Apply " pIErx sR0fHEk Co ~ "ishs"~e
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- NsW LINE or PACKETS . sna tfoa Law;
4H efrOoLfackes Of th- .lsf an 9TH AZ sAry VIII
-n4& positively sal az follows. their regular days
QUEEN OF THE WEST / 20 ton,, Capt hsilei, from
New York Plat Jsausys from I'VE. pool tin March.
SHERIDAN, ll00 toa,. Capt q. b Cornish, from Now.
York -l.i January from Liverpool ilth March
These splendid iss-ins AID iayore PACKET ships uil.
sal pEIeiaAy a. above Those sbouf or5eeed q, Ea.
rope, those wisirg send for fieEcs the old
eoantry will fail the advantage % be derived
from sale-as this line Of mag ace- skips their great
capacity renders them every ssy coniorabe shsr
al pot smsisr class ald their OF
for comfort and conVea soes toT c21a secslaSshn aud
sieefsgs passenkeis seldom % ever sqls ea Persons
wishing % h-rh. shoat sk~ s9pl cllioa on
board o. % Uul W. }. rAPSCogr. ~ soalh.st
- BLACK BALL LINE OF PAtKETs-
IA he packet ship NEW YORK vii al f0r Liver
- pol 90 hoadsy Ec,t, fls o. Passaxs apply
% n ,loserihcs who fhr oaiy qasse
borted - he e~ue % advertise 90 bring car psssen.
s-rs by ths above lice 81 packets, ~hcA sal frcm Liver
pool "a me la, aut ltfh VI c.-h Mouih
prafts payable ~ sshL lh- koy Back cflre.trt and
on Prescott o cta A CO Rsut era T. .dc-.
Apply % RotHF BROTHERS A. co
~ tlitrltt ueaf cr CD ftc fatna ttps
Names uf The = ack h,i lllr gf arfeis ~
Aefks Ire. fIdsia. Canarldss o<iorf MoAtciuliaI
lease Mrghi. N-~-Yofk. Colantis. llStr
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-, rnn .Alr ~ IXruANEE- eagl-II > n

ks on 30 acrssvery productive. atouu1ng i1 tlkiit =
--~- suitable l1r ge1ferl res'cer.esfu
,..a about S miles from Newark \. J. couvtn.cnt -
R.roas Depot in grosins neish5oihhocd ret sh-i-,
~ NJ g n BUTLER. Tribuus BafIrsf
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! ELizABaTuTOWN AND

r. -szsnzzrzg1 ELiZABETuTOWN AND
- s,,<s~ SOMERNILLE RAILROAD-Re.aie
during tbs pes. season with heavy
Il Rail-WISTER ARRASGEMENr.-Lesr By n. J.
Ralro-@ foot q Cor-landst a. An .n1 p 81 Lsaye
b. sesnoo, from Pier North hlFer. 81 lot oclck ~.
tff-i SHIT train,l Ard = o'ciock :. "a
For EASlOS, Nilkesbauu, Maach Chunk, Pa. &c
Leave by the ncfEns line b. R4ro>S. Fos 4ppiy
n a NePF aerohsnfs' Hotel 81 CcrtiNni-.'. - n
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MACON Geo oh jan. us
nIVIpEND.-A6 dividend OF two dollars peg share On
lJthe capital stock vi the Macon and Western n Go
hes been declared. payable the hEst day OF sebiuay
neat the Bark OF the state Of Nsslork for all shares
standing on the books OF the New-YoIk Agency.
uSlFr BY order, J. IA. TAl LOk, ireasf,
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.~sS FOR SAIN.-A farm ~ltn'n f. miles cf d. VIZ Z
No Hudson containing ar acres 10 "a sa'd o. r. go u
49, de INST valuable farms Dr. Columbia County lis
wood and timber is estimated 90 he worm l ieai. ~
--iv ~ Isi0tfI 4 g. BALL. Is har-llfs.
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AlRCHyrECTuRAL.
STORE FRONTS sc,


TRlMBLE = CHERRY, Architects, respectfully IA
L form the building public that they are now prepare Cd
with original designs for store fronts, private edihces &c
Z evst0us plans sections. specifications &c &c IN &c
cordsncs with the wishes Of tho proprietor DO nioao
way. u oHi
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~: inds01-st VITA wese cctra stock OF nf'f' cit'
- n.ci's ard reriunery, ard tNtafet, reaf5 tt- ga
frt u DUHyiES LYMAN, 30 f.h.ft
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+. Browns

g ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
~ used and best knoUn Bitters before the Public
These Bitters warranted to be purely Vegetable
compound-and mark this, 1rthey can neoer do the
leastinjury ohateuer. 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time, with great success in purifying the
blood, frightening and invgorating the system. II
lie not TO be supposed that any medicine will cure
all diseases to which the human frame is subject,
is this article recommended SUCH like most of the
quack medicine but for effecting the pTpose for
which, is designed, there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the public confidence this cele
brated compound.
The whole vegetable kin gdom does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted to purify n0urish and
inuigorate.he human system These Bitters have al
the effect Of the most powerful purgatves, when used
Grafton that they may be given the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to the taste.
There have been many remarkable cures in this teDR
to whchre ferences will he evenly
A. PAGE, the only Agentin Bath.
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lexington Fire & Marine Inns. TO.
CHARTERED IN 1886.
CAPITAL 100000.

DTRECTORB:
John w. HUNT, President.
w 8. Waller M. C. johnson,
Jonn p,s;' II. r. Duncan J. %. Harrison,
~ !" sTHOs. B. BAXTER, Secretary.
,a.,s;,ned having been appointed Agents to
ne sns did and well established Company, are pre-
pared to make on Fire o, , BE-
the ni"9' IT, J;uss,d and paid in Boston Applications
oy 'e'''' Agents. No. Merchants Exchange an,"
,, r,.r,n,,v refer in Boston 10 State ST., Boston.
me u. 0o aRROT LAWRENCE. ly9
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Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and Beaut1ying the hair:
Boston, Dec. 1888.
Dr. Frederick Brown, certify that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by you For dynes OF the
hair and dandruf the head, do THINK II superior
IN anv other oil ever used. 1t makes the hair soft
and gives it fine and glossy appearance and the mar
does not dry up again as does after using any oher
kind of oil. ThcreforeI can most cheeriuliy recon-
mend il to all that are afflicted with dry and un
healthy head of hair. 1 think any one by using 1t
short time will nd it very valuable article
Gro. F. BoNNEr.
AG,P PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Forced Sales.

PURCHASERS of wooden, Domestic, Dress or cloak
L goods, or any description of fancy goods are in
formed that consignment of the above goods are now
being pened and will be received every week through
the season the Bath 9uction Room, fl positive Sale,
and will be sold at private sale an less than wholesale
prices.
Bath Dec. 15 d36
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Ground Rock Salt.

IAO SACKS, containing 90 lbs each, manufactured
! ~ at the " Stroud Water Mills" IRON the very
best of ROCK SALT, by "WaldrOn Co.," just re-
celved and sale by the subscribers, Agents for the
Manufacturers, who will furnish il in any quantity
and delivered in this city at the lowest Boston price
Bath, July 2. MAGOUN CLAPP.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Johnson Burbank, OF Jefferson in the
w County of Lincoln, Yeoman, conveyed to
Thomas Trask of said Jefferson, Yeoman, by his deed
certain tracts or parcels of Land situated in said JEFF
ferson, and bounded as follows North by Moses
Reeves land West by the town road South by John
Trask and others; East by Dyers' Pond, IT being
twenty five rods in width. Also, one other piece of
Land on the East side of Dyers' Pond bounded North
on land occupied by fIezekiah Ripley East on the
town road South by Thaddeus Weeks or the Shep-
pard lot ESQ caled); West by Dyers' Pond, it being
the same lot Of land sold by Winthrop Weeks to Will
liam Burbank, reference being had for further descrip
Thomas Trask, Jr.. in 1880. Said deed of mortgage
recorded with the records for deeds for said Coun
ty at Wiscasset, June II, ls46 VOL 1884, Page 247.-
And notice hereby given that the condition in said
deed of mortgage has heen broken by reason whereof
said Trask claims foreclosure Of said mortgage deed
agreeaby to the Statute in such made and provid-
ed. THOMAS TRhSK.
BY wAr~ss RAxpALL, his Attorney.
si-r 'As" 9wIb
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+. Browns Toothache Drops,

ENOR the ofthe worst Toothache by its applica
l. ton few times. This is the only compound
which eectuay kills the of the defective tooth
~nhou the least pain injury to the others. II is
warranted not to contain the least acid or Kreosote
which is so injurious to the other teeth, aud SO poi
sonOus in their effects.
A. G. PAGE. Are mt for Bath.
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Refined Whale Oil.
TN Barrels, this day landing ard for sale by
i Dec. 25, I8i7, MAGOUN g. CLAPP.
AnOdyne,

Anodyne,
OR, Poor Mans Plaster. Price I24 cents for large
" size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatest confidence in fact is recomme nded with
that confidence that it is obtained of the Proprietor,
and it does give relief the money shall positively be
returned. For weakness or pain in the loins, back
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism,
Lumbago &c There have been thousands of them
sold, and not single instance has occurred where
they have not given relief The price being very low
every person obtain it. In severe Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and Difficulty of Breathing, worn over the
lungs, it will afford great relief
A. G, PAGE. Age nj for Bath,
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+. Browns Worm LOzengeS

RE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
n discovered for destroy ing and expeng all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble children.-
They are a most excellent remedy, and are as plea
san to the any common confectionery. They
difer from all other Worm Lozenges, they hare
mereuryin them.
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the last
rev months, A, G, PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
At the Auction Rooms.

GOOD assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres sattinetts
n Pants, Dress Goods, ShaWls, Linens, Muslins,
Scarfs, Braces, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps, Buttons Thread Silk, Hooks and Eyes
Needles, Pins Tapes, Gloves, Mitts. and general
variety of Fancy Goods
Consignmens of the abov goods, will be constant
ly received, and will be sold private sale at fair
auction price.
Ladies are invited to Call.
Bath, April %, dies w26tf.
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Aliscelanrous.
Ininos, Wisconsin and Iowa stage Line
5S9k

From OHosea 10 Janssrille, &c Aaroro. Elgin, nc.
From Peru to Rock Island. ria Princeton, &c. sc.
\ TRl.WEEkLf line Of tour-horse Passenger
n coaches will leave the Mansion and Fox River
HOUSES, al Ottawa, for Elgn and Wisconsin, gong
through to Elein in one day. aud to Hoscoe, Rock
ton. Gate Pckatonica,l Bclolt AMI Janesve in trco
days, by ddy-iish. Also bfanch line, connecting
at Cry nj Lake. for Mctienry, through to Geneva,
tn ana tom IN due connection, same days leaving
ottawa, GAINESVILLE, Bcoit and Geneva every Tues
day. Thursday. AMI Saturday. reaching Eign to
lodge, returning the alternate days.
This line passes through Sornonauk, Bristol, o.
wego. Aurora< Batavia, Geneva, LA Foxl ST.
Charley, Elgin, Dundee, Comish's Ferry, Ciystn
Lake, Woo lsIock, Chemung, &c. Passengers will
have two horse coach line from Crystal Lake 10
MclIenry and Galeua, arriving Mt Geneva at o.
clock Pm. ID day and then connect with the South
port and BeoIt Inc Of horss post coach line Tor ell
ther place above named Also connecting, At L,Fox,
with the Chicago and Sycamore line OF coaches,
with the Chicago and Galena stages AT Aurora, so
that going west you can 60 10 Rock Island or Gale
ma in two days for -. Also connects daily line OF
coaches for Chicago and Gaena at Elsin and a
further accommodation mail hne OF horse post coaches
is running daily from Peru 10 Dixon and Rock Is
land, leaving Peru every morning al o'clock A lot.
passing through Lamoie. Gate GrecnieldD Dixon,
S:crhng, Lindou. Albany, and Hampton, 10 Rock
Island in two days by daylight, lodging at Dixon,
and connecting every Monday. Wednesday, and
Friday, with tri-wceky line Of horse post coaches
Tor Grandetour, Oregon CITY, NJ. Norris Byron,
Rockford, Harlem, Rosco. Rockion Beoit, 10 James
vile where all the above stages connect with The
mai lines Tor Milwaukee, Madison, Nneral Point.
and Calena making perfect line OF 4 horse post
coaches doing the mail service regularly on all the
above lines, We hope, by having careful drIyers,
good horses and coaches together with rery lo,r fare
10 have liberal support from the travelling pubic.
orwhich will be grateful and do our best plea
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