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GEORGIA.

RESIGNATION or SENATOR CoLouIrr.-We learn that on
Saturday. the ed utimo the resignation of Hon. Walter
l. Col1uitt was received at the executive department His
letter OF resignation written the 18th January while
On his way to Florida and mailed that day at Shell
Creek post Office Muscogee county BY som, accident il
lid not reach its destination until the pa His ex-
,elency Governor Towns left here the m ,rnng of the
day for Virginia. Consequently, no commission has
issued 10 fill the vacancy.
The Governor it is expected will return to the discharge
IF his official duties in few days.
NtHedpepW f. Union Eth
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Communicated.
Mr.. TRsistrO>s Lecture.

AT the street Baptist Church on Thursday evening,
was intellectual effort of high order. The subject
was Modern female cultivation and woman's position
in socieya subject always interesting when in skillful
hands, and presenting broad field for well-read and
close observing lecturer The applause OF the audience
evinced with what justice Mr. Tasistro treated his
theme The discourse elegant in dction, abundant
in striking images and highly nstructng in the hisor
cal comparisons which drawn between opposite as
well analogous female character in different ages and
nations of the world. 1t brilliant without sophistry,
and highly complimentary to the without aectaton.
The lecturer showed great critical ability and knowledge
of human nature in his anayzalion OF the female mind
and in his examination of motives to action under differ
ent auspices He peculiarly sarcastic in his remarks
upon the folies OF fashion and the accomplishments of
the present day, and was humorous whal. We can
give synopsis that would do the gentleman Justice
but suffice say that he delighted large auditory by his
eloquence and terse reasoning He concluded by pre-
scribng wise AMI thorough system of education for
females, which should make them useful and happy
The Hon. Mr.. Dayton, of New Jersey, is deliver the
lecture on next Thursday evening
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MONTE. January %

Some queer specimens Of geology received here
lew days ago from Montgomery. They very snugly
ked up three four bales of cotton and were pur-
chased by somebody at the rate which paid for the
The weight Of the stones, told, is about thirty
,onnds each. The cotton sold in Montgomery and
hpped this city. 1t WILL therefore, doubtless be rather
cult to find out who perpeatcd this petty piece
,aIjtv.
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H5- Who chance in the large rattle at Concert
lali There many valuable prizes; first on tn. list j.
he big diamond which is truly very large and brilliant
With settings for pin and ring Tbs greatest curiosity is
)in containing HUNDRED DIAMONDS, forming
and bea utifi wreath 1d very fine opal Tn.
also two fine gold everwatches and variety useful
utcles, for particulars of which the advertiser in
mother column
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PIN STATtsrcs.-There but three pin anuacories
the United States. The statistics of of them are as
oows Per week 10 averaging 20 packs each each
ack containing IL papers, and each paper $50 pins ma
ling aggregate OF 30 984 900 pins per week.
400 per If the products Of the other establish
and the small amount imported together equal
the above should have grand total of 900
for consumption in the United States equal to 200 IN
average for and child in the country
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w 1878, one large quaro volume 1867 closely printed
ages, beautifully printed the finest paper and strongly
md handsomely bound. price six dollars.
This edition abrdges nothing, but furnishes the whole
york issued originally in volumes quarto at 85
,gether with much additional by Professor Good
ch OF Yale College and may be examined a, the book
OF r. TAYLOR, who receives this day large supply
rom the publishers
II supposed TO be type, paper. and workmanship
.usd In the United States Feb,
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The Presidential Stock Market.

The Clay stock is rising.
meeting of 900 wings at Pittsburg have unanimous
ly recommended Mr.. Clay President.
But more remarkable sign is put forth by the demo
cratic wing general committee of the city of New York
on the ST instant, (Philip Hone chairman) They adopt
ed the following strong resolutions:
Whereas Henry Clay, of Kentucky, is, as he Ion,
has becn phatcay the first choice of the wings of th
CITY President believe he likewise OF the wing
Stale and of the Union and whereas tho
the years have given the country strong
reasons to lament that he elected in 1874
whereas Mr. Clay is unchanged in principle and character
and our leader and champion stil-best known,
warmly loved and thoroughly conLed in of all lvn;
wings: therefore,
for Henry Clay have been manifested by us in days
wore that they recognise in him and patrio
without repoach, and believe him calculated above al
whose character and worth designate him the candidate
on behalf of the wing party of the Union for the p7esen
al chair. dyes SO, Noes3.
Resoired That we cordially approve Of the call of
tona convention nominate wing candidates for Pres
dent and Vice President, to he supported at the comnt
election and that checrully consent to submit on
decision of that convention and to abd
y and cordially sustain the choice be therein made by
the collective wisdom of the whg party.
Resored That these resolutions be authenticated by the
signatures of the officers of this meeting and published il
PHILIP HONE, President.
To II go M,s1sI h.w, }vice Presidents,
JOSEPH JOSEPH & {: R nsSnon Ssecre'ares.
Nearly 20 to for Mr.. Clay and for national con.
venton and implicit Difference to its nomination, unan
imous! The New York Tribune adds, that public
meeting will probably be held TO give full effect
the Judgment of her wing citizens.
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Inc Union is right Virginia hns be en-, and neve
can be, wrested from tho hands the democracy Nche
Gen. Taylor nor other wing receive her eectora
VOTE On the contrary we predict that the Old Dominion
will give larger democratic majority in November next
than iho has done for yean-L ywehbvrg RsYvblieaN
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY NIGHT, FEB. s, Is4s.

RtMr. c. w. JAMES, No. l Harrison street, Cine nnat
Ohio general travelling agent for the Western States
assisted by James r. Smith, j. T. Dent, T. c.. Smith, Fred
erIck Hawse John w. Armstrong, Jasen Taylor. L. NJ
Stevenson, and w. Ramsey.
kyMr. ISRAEL Z. JAMES, 1872 South Tenth street. Phil
adepha, is general travelling agent for the southern
and southwestern States assisted by James X. Whippe
william II. Weld, o II. p Stem, John Is. Weld, I. s. Wa
K. s. James
RJ-Mr HENRY NJ. LEWIS, of Montgomery, Alabama
general travelling agent for Alabama and Tennes
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HENRY Clay MRErfNG.-There a large Clay meeting
al Ptsburgh Monday evening which occasion great
enthusiasm manifested. resolution was passed Tor
'ae purpose Of raising money employ eminent artist
10 take the portrait OF Mr. Clay resolution was unani
h9uy carried in favor his for the presidency
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Mr. Appleton, late chief clerk to the Secretary of the
Navy has been appointed chief clerk in the State De-
parment, in place of Mr. Trist and Dr. Young of Ports
mouth, Va has been appointed in place OF Mr. Appleton
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DEATH OF THE u s. Consul AT BELFAsr.-The English
,apers the sudden and unexpected death of
Thomas W. Gipn. esq, the United States consul nj Bel
Mr.. g. the brother OF our respected townsmap
Ienry D. Gipin, esq PHILADELPHIA BmNstin
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TREE.It is stated that an apple tree
Doxbury, Massachusetts, has Welded hundred and
wenty bushels of fruit single quantity su-
lent make fifteen barrels of cider.
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Mrs. .. PARKER Will open, tomorrow morning,
Nl handsome OF French feathers, lew very
handsome black lace wells, flowers, ribands, &c,
r.ncv and peyf,rnsrv Sors between Il and 9Th ssss
Psnnsyivanis svsnus' W.
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Or Unitarian ures.-Thc subject "a re
Tomorrow lang February 6b) will be :" H0man Ma
tire" To commence at II O'clock
Gy-Dncksom Democratic AssocintIon.--A stated meet
ing of This will be held Monday next the
18th inst, at o'clock, p full attendance of the mem
bers is respectfully requested. Applications for member
ship should be presented at all stated meetings
4. W. McKNEW
Feb Recording Secretary.
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From the National IntelIigencer.

NAllDNAl WING CONFENIION.
AL meeting Of the wing members OF the Senate and
House of Representatives. Of the United States, he'd on
Thursday evening, January a. lsis consider the pro-
pretty OF recommending Wing National Convention, the
non w p. Mangun of North Carolina, called to the
chair and Hon Caleb b. Smith, of Indiana, appointed
secretary
Aler discussion and due deberation, it was
Resored, That il is expedien to hold Wing National
Convention foe the purpose OF nominating candidates for
The Offices of President and Vice President of the United
States.
And then the meeting adjourned for week.
on Thursday evening, I'd February, the meeting con-
vened pursuant to adiounnent; when after general
discussion the time and place of holding the proposed
conventions Independence HH the city of Philadelphia,
and the sepeuh doy Of June, were agreed upon
therefore Resolved, That the whir members of the
Senate House OF Representatives the United States do
Wing National Convention be held at Independence Hail.
In the city of Philadelphia, Wednesday, day OF
June 1873 the purpose OF nominating candidates for
the offices of President and Vice President of the United
States.
On motion, it
Ordered That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
Nshed In National iuteIisencer and that all the wing
papers in the United States be requested 10 copy them
After which, the meeting adjourned sine die.
WILLIE +. MANGUM, Chairman
CALEB Il. SMITH, Secretary.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-29

TAe Partisan ~ t-erica We would
respectfully suggest TIA, the conductors Of
uewspsn,r. ia Vermont Who arc 90 lntons,
" shocked at tho publication Of Ger ain
Wu.selAa4 Advertisement, 5 icio Si'Ii con-.
inc & oirerii,r hc ss.c Of VIZ 1f-e-eau.
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v.,k and scr va,r, tag stand IN t'is mat
ter Nt.,. b. an, other raur it wau j
'e.m, ''.. sue u Just a. sweet toN,ry ma
ny ,u ur Us
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-29

Gt,Ii Nrou Storm al thc EIdvard -
\ Stow storm Of aim st Unprecedented Sc
,crity tr t0I' season Of the year visited
Ncw-tuglaud on Sunday night. ~ New
Haven ,hc snow lag at cast foot deep on
level Tuftier north lkcre is reason 10
Jeltcrc is eijH derper.-EI
Mt as Won knows on.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-29

bTF'Ttc election NJ Gr..-a' T.,.a- g.
ne frasicnry viii no. o-ea.oua vacancy
ir tho regular I... n ta-ar-.g as to ,u
which created q Office .l Ma,- General
which ae nos holds ab l.lcs 90 The event
Of dea.H, res.gla,ior or d.s,a.1a!
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-29

CLEAANISG Marble should
be cleaned with c,u.tc lcyand limo after
which 1t should be washed vel with soap 80
tE,chansc.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-29

p1-Tto L.m'r1k Chronltis ssy. lem,
LIND "a relation Of The ArehbubOp Of
Dubiln.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-29

Mr. >.ii,n. Now Orleans j. J., said bet
upwards of 100000 30 Gca Cass c,ryiug
OliJ
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PAPER IgANGlNCS.

IENK$ 4. LIEN have Just received Il large lot OF
- papc, ilan"ngi--S some new and elegant patterns.
9<s=ploase cali ard examine.
nn,l. Anrll 3, 1913. Ms5tSd
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" SOUTM ENN MARKELL

flNllE Subscriber would Inform his friends and the
public generally that he has taken the store OF
Mr.. Gilbert Tnfant Water street, near foot o
south street, where he offers choice assortment OF
West India Goods and Groceries, together with FRO
visions and ship stores at very reduced prces-such
as Sugar, Moasses, Coffee, Oil, Spices, Flour Meal
Rice, Rasins,-Beef, Pork, Lard, and Butter--Crock
cry, Glass, Stone and Earihern Ware. together with
good assortmentof Fresh Provisions, Fruit and Veg
etables. The above is offered for sale cheap as can
be found In 'his city elsew here for cash npprov
ed credit. JIG. DUNN.
Bath, Dec 49, 1917. lyd291
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New Publications.

lust received at SAWYER'S Bookstore the fol
- lowing New Works:
The Convict, (by James)
Launceot Wldge, (by IIooton.)
Christopher Tadpoe,
Pleasant Art of Money Catching.
Conquest of California and New Mexico.
Iactemus More droppings from the pen that wrote
Proverbal Philosophy.
Natural History. Introduction to the study of
Cyclopeda of Moral & Religions Anecdotes. No. j.
Chambers Miscellany. No. 10. .
Pictorial England. No. 40
Chevacr Bayard, (by Simms)
The Model Letter Writer, or Polite Manuel.
Bath, Feb 81, l84S. d9oWl9
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Short Notice.

EkEMANDS due the Subscriber MUST he paid mme
~ diatey 10 save cost. The NEWT call Will NOT be
made by WIZARD H8LKER.
Bath April 8 1918. 36dl33-6w25
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Gracfcnberg Company's Office.
30 BrOa Il way. New York. Sept. 21th. lS47.

The very great increase ofthe GRAErENBEnG Com
PsSYs business in New England, has rendered 1t nee
essary to organize the General Agency there. This
is therefore TO certify, that the NEW ENGLAND BRANCH
OF HE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, ia now established al
No l54 Washington street Boston, and that Mr. Edlr'n
c. Barnes Is duly appointed Secretary of said Branch
and that he is authorized establish Local Depots,
and to grant lights to vend the company's Medicines
Every Agent must have certificate with the seal OF
the Company thereunto, signed by its Secretary and
connterSigncd by the aforesaid Branch Secretary. No
one is authorized to sell the Company's Medicines
without such certificate.
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Removal !!

TEHE Subscriber would inform his friends and pat
u rOns in this city and vicinity that lie has remov
ed fiom his old stand to nearly opposite, laelyoc
cuped by lothian Wormwood. rendering his SINGER
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage which
they have bestowed upon him in time past, he would
remin them that he is prepared To wait upon them
his stand where he will carry on the bus mess
Tailoring, Cutting, &c. in its different branches as
heretofore. JOHN BONEY.
Bntl. Dec. Ii. lS17. il5W9
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Sperm Candies and Oil.

or superior Qualify for sale at the City Market, by
" A. G.. PAGE.
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New York oysters.

IN RBI.S Of Fresh Oysters received this day, and
i " for sale nj BOWLES.
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Room Papers.

NVVH WFVHS'
TfIE subscriber is selling ROOM PAPERS at a
L g7eot discount from former prices. Those who wish
tobuy Room Papers cheap, will do well to call at the
bookstore of REUBEN SAWYER,
Doors North OF the Eliet House
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h. Browns Worm L0zengcs

A RE themost valuable and certain medicines ever
n discovered for destroying and eNpcllingail kinds
of Worms which so frequently Trouble children-
They are most excellent remedy, and are as plea
SAINT to the taste any common confectionery. They
difierlrom all other Worm Lozenges, they hare no
mcrcaTyla tLcm
Thousands OF boxes have been soldwithin the last
rev months. A. e. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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E1iOkI,liS.-A new and fresh article of Cucumber
Pickles IN handsome order may be found at the
sou j End hnktf. q. DUNN
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EDWARD BARTON, S6orftdf!
EFENBERG MEDICINES.

GRA EFENBERG MEDICINES.
The undersigned is fully prepared TO establish
GRAEFENBERG DRpoT in all places of proper size III
New England except the State of Connecticut, and
that portion of Vermont west of the Green mouutahs)
and also in the British Provinces of New brunswick
and Nova Scotia Immediate application should he
made, either personally by letter As there wlltor-
dinarily be but one Depot in town or village, the
Agency will he very valuable
The leading article to which public attention is IN
viled is the GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS,
of which 30 900 boxes are sold each and every week
The following complaints yield with certainty To their
power; asthma, Billions Complaints Ca0rrh, Costioe-
ness, DHSprpsia ErysipeiS, imperfect Digrstion Flnor
.dbaS, Grsen Sickaees Heartbarn, HsGdache 1uadCe,
Lrer Col laintS, Rhcanats1 and various diseases of
the Stomach. In all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS the most
inpcit reliance may be placed upon them. Price %
cents box.
The names of the other medicines follows;
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA.
For summer complaints dysentery, and all other at
cctons of the stomach and bowels, it is nfuble.
Price so cents bottle.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARsAPARILLA
COMPOUND.
Warranted 10 make two quarts superior 10 any in
he world. Price one dollar bottle.
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGfTTh BILE
OINTMENT
Nhereve, inflammation exists. this ointment Is
positive and speedy Price % and 80 cents box
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION.
For disorders of the Eyes tins Lotion HAS 70 equal
For violent inflammation, weakness, or foeien sub
stances in the eyes, it is pnailng remedy. IrcT
- cents per bottle with fnll directions.
THE AERF,NHER HEAL BIT
TIERS
s'overegn TO build up he enervatcd system, TO res
tore the appetite and clear the skin. Price % cents
package.
THE CONSERVATIVES BALM.
This most extraordinary article is jntd'iHe positively
in CoaSnmpLon BronchitiS and Biccdiag at the IRaoS,
II is only sent as ordered at SIS the quart Consnmp-
lives may he of finding in his article that winch
will mol dsappoint their hopes.
Jhe GrGefsRbCrg G0zettf, published by the Company
for gratuHous dStribnoa, may he had on application
10 any of ha numerous AGENTS
EDWIN c, BARNES.
Src'pN. r BrGach.
AGENTS-AL1ERT & PAGE Bath Il. :. Sonic,
Fkepon i. " l.. e. Tue, powna; b Randall. No
Pownul Wm. g. inyt, Durham; Isaac N. DAVIS, l!l
tie River Village: Ohed Merrill, Tapslam John Il,
Haley, Brunswick James Sampson Bowdoinham j.
w. Avery < CO., Richmond Coiren & llachtor@,
Augusta; f. GlaZcr, II, Gardiner.
Dec 81 3taW limos.
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New Crop MolasSes.

NOV LANDING, 100 Ihds very superior Cardcnas
= hoiasses. for sale by
Bath, Feb 9. L.. HDDGkiNS & co.
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Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and Bcantifpinq IN Hair.
BosteH Dec, 1893.
Dr. Frederick Brown icefiify that have used the
otter on which Is put up by yo. For dryness of the
halr ana dandrnf On The head do think il superior
10 any other oil ever used. II makes Tile hair soft
and gives II ane and glossy appearance, and the hair
does not dry up again il does aft er using any other
kind Of oil. 1heTeiorei can most rheerully recon-
mend IL all thai are afflicted with Gry and nm
healthy head Of hair | think nv one by using it
shofi time will tind lila very val cable article
GEO, I. BoNNEY.
A G.PAGE Agent for Bath.
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IS q week in Sickness.

20 WVVh TIT 19EVKHCSSs
TENiIE Mass. IiEAiTn Insurance. IoMPA of R0sroH
will insure against The expenses OF al tllr
sickness they may have during The long term Of FL V d
YEARS. Premium payable yearly. This institution
navy numbers TWO Thousand members, a large portion
at which heione 10 Maine. In The lls three months
il has paid 900 10 m' niir disabled by sores,
accidents, fcvcrs etc, and has cvadrd Cf tic
ierred the payment at clam.
WASHINGTON GILBERT, Agent at Bath.
Row. ]. B. nLSTED, Agemt for iAMrnlh COUNTY,.
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Il. Rr0wn's


= ARSA PARii.LA K Tomato Bltets. The most
~ used and best kH0UH Bitiers before the Public
These Bitters warranted to be purely Vegetable
coinpound-and mark this, 9~Tthey cda HGoey d0 the
tcGStinry in 0ayCasc 3ohGiesCr. II has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood, Strengthening and nv .orating the system. II
is not 10 he supposed that any medicine will
all diseases to which the human frame is subject,
is this article recommended as such like most Of the
qiack medicine ; bHl for e1ecting the prpose for
which il is designed, there is nothing hat has proved
itself SO worthy of the public confidence as this cele
brated compound.
The whole vegeahlekinsdom does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted purity, noariSh and
incigOratc the human system These Bitters have all
the effect OF the most powerful prgatives, when used
in sufficient quantity, and yeI mild in their
GRAFTON that they muy be given persons in the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to the taste,
There have been maEy remarkdbiG cures this tOBa
to WhiChrefeTences will be given by
y. G. FACE, the 0Rly .4GcRfi n Bath