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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14
B o S I o N NJ A r X E I.
THURSDAY, March 7.

Cotion-Holders are firm. with sales in small lots,
some $50 bales, al our previous quotations.
Flour-There is better demand tfof The article, but
holders are firm al SIS so % 62k for Genesce common
Sales 500 bbs Baltimore at SIS 81 per Dbl mos.
Grain-The market continues dull for Corn, with small
sales yellow at 81 "a 56c, according to quality; white
Soc per bush cash. Small sales of Oats AT "a "a 44c for
Norhern 81 "a 35c for Southern Small sales of Rye
So "a 70c per bush cash.
Provisions-Limted sales of prime Pork SO ID So
$40 so "a IL clear S12 30 "a 10 90 per bbl mos
Sales Western mess Beef at 50 50 "a 10 Sc; Eastern
SO per bbl mos Sales of good Lard at 6< "a &c per
b. mos
mos.
Sugar-Saie of about so boxes, new crop, at * "a
7<sc per ID, mos Cuba-of about 600 bags 81. Do
minco al III "a ll7s per b, mos.
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CHURCH ORGAN.

nor sale an Organ suitable for small sized
J. Church-seven feet Might've feet wide-and
two deep-Mahogany Case Gilt show pipes in 'front.'
has sIopt Diapason and Principal through Dulcana TO
middle c. four draw stops and pedal to take ohe Prin-
cipal.
1t built by of the best builders in the country
and is sod for no fault but 10 be removed in order
put a larger one in its place.
II is now Standing in the First Parish Church in Ken
10 GEO w. BOURNE
HENRY KINGSBURY,
orto GEO. w. HARDY, Postmastsr..
Kenncbunk. March, 7, 1850, 7m35
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THE BOSTON EMPORIUM OF
SHAWLS AND SILK GOODS.
JEWETT g. PRESCOTT,


IJAvE received for the Spring Trade of 1880 truly
Ill Magnificent Assortment OF SHAWLS, Silk Goods,
iSc- which is submitted 10 Tho public, for approval
Cashmere, Long and Square Shawis-Pain Embroid-
cred and Damask hguered Grape Shawls-Bay Siaie
Long and Square Shawis-Back Silk Shawls,-or, 10
up the catalogue, srsry kind Of Shsics-R oh aud
Ecgant-Common and substantial Low priced and
Expensive.
Black and Fancy Colored Silks for Dresses, in the
same unlimited variety OF styles and qualities.
Cameeon Satin de Chimes and French Sstins
Canton and India Silks and Shawls.
Grape and Cashmere Nantes and Scarfs.
French Sacks, Vsites and Mantillas, in true Paris
STYLES, and Rich Silks in suitable widths for all those
articles.
Mourning Shnwls and Silk Goods of all kinds
Also, Fine Bomba zines and Alpaceas. Wide Silk
Velveis for Vistes and Shawls.
Each Steamer and Packet from Liverpool or Hu-
adds something new 10 assortment, keeping IL
fresh and attractive All Purchasers, (tueuding
the Ladies niasse assured of intention pre-
all times tbs Best Coodshe Largest Fariefy-
and uniform Lou Prices.
JEwETT& PRESCOTT.
NO . MILK STREET, BOSTON.
A few steps from Washington Street. 3mis3s
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STATE OF MAINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR:
A PR OCk AM ALTON


Public Humiliation, Fasong and Prayer,
1, JOHN w. DANA, Governor Of the State o.
Maine, with the advice of the Executive Coun.
Gil. do set apart THURSDAY, the 4th day Of
April, as day of Public Humiliation, Fasting
and Prayer.
Our Heavenly Father has placed US in q
world fruitful and productive, capable of sup
plying our utmost physical wants-He has
clothed it too, in order. grace and beauty, such
as may afford the highest exercise and unceas-
ing qualification to the moral and intellectual
powers with which he has endowed rs-He
has not made us isolated creatures, to partake
in loneliness of the fruits of his bounty, OF
care in solitude at the wonders of his works
but social beings. surrounded with all the en-.
dearing ties of family, country, kindred and
friends.
To all these sources of enjoyment Ee has
bid US welcome, without any restrictions upon
their use, except such - are conducive to our
greatest qualification. and our highest happi-
ness; and in return for these varied blessings
He only requires obedient. thankful hearts. and
the exercise of the same spirit of benevolence
toward those He has placed around Us, which
He has manifested to u.s.
But we have been unmindful of his reasona-
BILE demands, of obedience and gratitude-we
have withheld from our w-creatures, the
spirit of kindness. charity and love which He
has enjoined-we have refused to do unto
others, as we would that others should do un-
to us"-avarice, ambition. pride, oppression.
party and sectarian bitterness. evil speaking
and harsh judgment have caused relentless and
unceasing strife, even among the avowed fol-
lowers of the "Prince Of Peace"
For such ingratitude to God-for such per-
version Of His beneicent designs, toward the
creatures He has made. tbs meet to make uni
ted, public acknowledgment, by devoting day
to sincere Humiliation. fasting and prayer"
Given 1t the Council Chamber, at Augusta
this sixteenth day of January. in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifty, and of the Independence of the
United States the seventy fourth.
JOHN w. DANA.
By the Governor.
EZRA b FRENCH, Secretary of State.
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CARPETS.
FOR THE SPRIN0 TRADE.

WlLL1A M P. TENNY Co., Carpet Hall, over the
w Maine Railroad depot HI yma rket Square, now
receiving frou all the principal English and American
manufacturers, Carpeiines Of every description. Vel
Fine medium and common Ingram Carpe,ings. variety
Of style and fabric, comprising many new and beau,i-
full designs
w. r. T. 4 Co.. agenm for the TAPLEYv1LLE
CARPETS, which will be found worthy Of the aien-
lion Of the trade Painted Floor Cloths from two ~
feet wds-a large assortment.
Straw Mutings, Wool and Cotton Bookings, Rugs,
Mats, &e.
@ Ship owners, Hotel keepers and Families are
respectfully invited call and make their selections
3m3s.
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Guardianship Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thai The Subscriber has bee
IN appointed Guardian of WILLIAM KING of Bath,
adJuged by The Court OF Probate be per-
son, and has taken upon himself that by giving
bond as the law dIre-s. All persons having demands
upon said King desired exhibit the same and all
persons indebted HIM called upon make pay
meni ASA REDINGTON.
E.h Qua
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Commissioned Notice.

WE the Subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable Arnold Blaney, Judge of Probate, for
the County of Lincoln, 10 receive and examine The
claims of the creditors of Richard Harnden, late of
Woowich deceased, whose estate is represented nsol-
vent hereby give notice, that six MONTHS commencing
from the 25h day Of February \. D. $780, al lowed
said creditors bring and prove their claims and
that will attend 10 the service assigned the Of
fee of John H. kimball Esq, IN Bath, the frs, Mon
days Of The months of April, May, June and July H.
al two O'Clock p NJ. DAVID OWEN, in.
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Estate of Thomas Cotton.

ESTATE Oh 4MOmtBS 'OOttOms
IT INCOLN, sat Court Of Probate held
IL at Wiscasset, within and for the County Of
Lincoln on the 25th day Of February. A D.
1850:
Africa P. Cotton, who 10 named Executor in
a certain instro ment pur porting 10 be the las,
will and testament Of Thomas Cotton, late Of
Lisbon. in said County, deceased, having pre-
scented the same for Probate:
Ordered. that the said Africa give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order to be posted up in some public place
in the lows Of Lisbon. and BY Publishing the
same ia the Eastern Times. printed at Bath.
three weeks successfully. that they may appes
al Probate Court to be held at Wiscs sset. r.
said County,on the second day Of April next,
and she~ cause. IL any they havs. why The
said instrument should not be proved, appfov-
ed. and allowed a the last will and tst,s A n
Of said deceased.
ARnoLD BLANEY. Judge ofProbsis.
Tue Copy-Attesi:
Edwin $. HovEr, Register Of Prstatss
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NG 81 T. r6 81 o. Q g.

In Danvie, ID inst. Dr. II Wcihern Gould OF Boston,
Mass 10 Miss Elizabeth lsley of d.
In Gardiner, Geo. s. Maynard, to Miss Martha E.
White.
In Providence, r. J. Capt John D. Carlisle, OF Rich
mond, Me- lie Mary f. Libbey, of Portland.
In Brunswick, Benjamin r. Morse, Esq. 10 Miss
Carissa Prescott 4
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, March 7,

Al Market-4s5 Beef Cattle; II pairs Working Oxen
IL Cows and Calves; 225 Sheep; ll00 Swine.
Prces-Beef Cattle. exira, Sc rs frs, quality SC 90
second, SIS as; third 81 rs.
Working Oxen-S65 6S. ~ so.
- Cows and Calves-S20, % %.
Sheep-S3, 3 so, One extra lot sold So one for
SIS, each
Swine-4 ID Sc Retail 4 20 &c.
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Cure for Whooping Cough.
Commissioner Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uudersign-
l ed have been appointed by Hon. Arnold
Blaney, Judge of Probate for Lincoln Ccanty,
Commissioners Of Insolvency on the estate Of
James Hunnewell, late of Wiscasset. in said
County, deceased. and that six months al
lowed by law, for the creditors of said estate TO
present and prove their claims. The under
signed will be in session at the office OF Henry
Inga lis in Wiscasset aforesaid, on Monday the
the 9th day Of May next, on Mon1ay first day
of July next and Saturday the 24th day Of
August next, for the purpose Of receiving and
examining the claims Of the creditors Of said
estate. A
HENRY INGALLS,.
JOHN B. NANCE.
Wiscasset, Feb. rs, 1850. sw37
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% G 81 { III s.

IN this city, Mrs. Joseph Shaw, aged about co.
In this city, 9Th inst. Miss Mary Eliza Worton aged
16.
In Providence, 5h inst Mrs Sta,ra Ann, wife Of Mr.
Henry Taylor and eldest daughter of the late Capt Sam
uel Rairden, Of Bath, aged 26 years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

e. We understand that Mr. Edwin B.
Webb. of the Bangor Theological Seminary,
has accepted the call of the Congregational
Society of Augusta, and that he will enter up-
on his pastoral duties about the fsrst Of next
January.
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(Knotcn by some as the Lalrton WheeD
for the County Of Lincoln. II is a most valuable
Invention, where the saving Of water is an i'm
portant consideration. They are perfect, adj
apted to Tide Mills, as they will run equally
Their advantages are very great under low heads
Of water, us saw mills and other ma oh nery NAV
be driven very fast under four feet Tread and fall
They enclosed is not to freeze in winter,
and in construction they ARE simple cheap and
durable, being made Of cast iron, and they are
geared with less than half the expense Of the
common Tub Wheel, besides other advsnta ages
too numerous tn mention here.
Persons who wish to improve their Mills, are
invited TO call and examine one in operation at
this Foundry.
There are, also. four driven by nj the
Damariscotta Mill, near this Foundry.
Undoubted reference will he given as to it's
merits. LOTHROP & HIGGINS.
Uamariscot,a Mills, Jan. 81, 1850. l,32
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FEvER-SORE CURED.

rcS Alan. PDsr Mou,o fsos ,,r o. ;s
. 81 have just reesived lerrer from Mr. GHAssEY
DuSSiSG relative tic Of his Feversore You
depend what for he ia Christian and
elder IN the church Some since he had to have
his e;s CIT Qg his life in Consequence ~ Fssr
core Tbs other leg beng ps- sasssSa NC asoss 2 %
result He y hare vsea onlp THREE BOTTLES of
GRANTS MEDICINE. placed ALL HOPE, from your yas
ommcndIon, ia that Medicine and tsr, vita
the blessing of God. ii hds eessd Of IVY iey" See
Lar. .laIsE LIZ L y rticaaiar
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HAvANA.-Cld 23d uit barques Oregon, Sprague, N.
Orleans, Quinnebaug, Jones' do; brig Lion, Sedgley,
Bath 9Th. Casilda. Grant, Baltimore.
In port Sd inst, barks William Fullerton for New Or
leans, soon; w Bridge, Brown; A Jennis, Dsnni-
son: Desdemona, Stinson H Warren, Rairden, Bru-
nette Preble lsnardon Sanford; Sophia, Everett; A
mos Patten MNear,, and Russia, Orr, frt charter
Amazon, Thompson, dsg; Saone Sargent, and I X
Woodward Chapman wig frt briggs Rate Boyd, Hall.
FIN Wiscassei 23d disg Gen Marion, Linscott. for
New Orleans, soon; J. r. Dow, Merryman, freight or
charter.
MATANZAS.-Ar2 oath, bark Barring Brothers, Col
Boston 9th, ship Kvssuth Fisher Bath, via Charles
ton.
Sld22d, sch Avon, Putnam, Boston, 2sth brig Wildes
| P Walker, Edg ecomb, Providence
Ar at Liverpool 1Sih ship Josephine Croker Char
lesion Ontario Holmes, do. 10Th, T Roger, Robin
son. Savannah CT 18th. Harriet Augusta, Croker, N
Orleans.
OF Isle of Wight, 18th, Eli Whitney, Drew, I'm Ha-
vre, for Orleans
Ar at Antwerp, Feb 81 Sea Lion, Dyer, New Or
leans.
Ar at Havre, Feb 9Th, Genoa, Kelley, N. Orleans.
Ar at Valparaiso Jan a. ship Hampton Davis Bath,
Septs Rio Janeiro Nov H. fol Jan Francisco. 9th, bark
Anna Maine, do, Oct 25, Rio Janeiro November a5n
for do.
Sailed from Havana 24th ult, brig Charles, Trott for
Boston.
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Estate OF william Richardson

Estate of William Richardson.
II INCOLN, sat a Probate Coart held
IL at Wiscasset. on The 25lh day Of Feb
ruary A. D. 1850.
Ordered that Henry L. Richardson, Freder-
lick l.. Richardson and John q. Rcha rdson,
Executors Of the last will and tssiam cnt Of
VIM. Richardson. late of Bath, in Said County,
deceased, notify the heirs at law and creditors
Of said VIM Richa rdson and all persons inter-
ested, that the irst account Of administra lion
on the estate Of VIM. Richardson, will be Of
fered for allowance at a Probate Court at Wis
casset on the second day of April next, when &
where they may be present if they see cause.
Notice to be given by publishing an atiesied
copy of this order in the Eastern Times, a news.
pa per printed in said Bath, three weeks success
sively before said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of
Feb. in Tho year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate
Copy Attest.
3w37 EDWIN 8. HovEY. Register.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, MA.cu ..

SATURDAY, MARCH ..
SAILED.
9Th, brig WIN. Crawford, Brookinss, for Carolina
schs - Mays, Oliver Boston, Convoy, Allen, dol
Elizabeth, Merry do.
DISASTERS.
Sch Eliza Brown, Of and from Thomasou. with lime
before reported spoken the Baze Of The Missssip
rails rigging, anchors, &C. sold auction on tn,
Leves, 9Th u and the hull with the spars standing
Sch Chrisanthum, Penniman, from Boston for En-,
Thomaston, with an assorted cargo, went ashore
Franklin Light, night Of Is, nsi, and became a
loss. Most of the cargo snved-There was $3.50 usur
ed OH the vessel.
A Lighter arrived nj New York morn Of the 9th with
full load Of the cargo Of ship Realm, which remans
full Of water. She had swung round two points the
westward
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Ar Jan 9Th, bark Palladium
M'Lans: New London, Aug 7,h; 18Th, ship shanunga,
Pniten, York, July l4th 2sth brig Fawn, Pniten
BosToN.-cld 9Th, ship Amazon, Of Boston, late Of
Bath
Ar 9Th, sloop Wave, Mel addin, wiscasset.
Ar 1i,h, sch Luella, Lewis Bristol; Roman, Ds,ton
Wes,Pog,; ChiIds Harold. Conan. Bath
Antilles, Grover, Thomaston for York.
Ar 7!h, sch Virginia Poor York, for bath sih bark
Mary Melville, Weber, N. York for Boston.
Ar 9Th, bark Montpelier Coley Providence, for Cam.
NEW ORLEANS Cid 26th, bark Rhone Jewelt,
Savannah. lowed 10 sea 1s,, ship Marcia
Adv ships Monterey, for Boston. wig 800 bales cotton
100 hhds sugar. Sarah Louisn, Mcclellan, for N York
large part of Cargo engaged
Advshp Yankee Blade, for n. York, night Of March
WILMINGTON, N. Car s,h, sch Isaac Achorn
Sylvester, Thomasion.
RICMHOND.-Ar 7ih Elizabeth, Harrington, Thorn.
aston.
PHILADELPHIA.-Cld i'm, bark Sarah Boyd fol
San Francisco, was lowed 10 Morris Listens 9th.
= NEW YORk.-Sld 9TH, bark Indian Queen. CID 9Th
brig Richmond Blair Potomac River; ship Wabas h
Barnes. Cuba; Arkansas, MAXWELL Havana; barks Ma
ry varny, Sturgis, Cadiz; Wyandoite, Houdeue, Lin
erick. Sid ships Wabash and Arkansas bark Wyan.
dotte.
Ar 11ih, brig Coral Hill. Havana.
1lIh, ship Fortune, Smith, and Helena, Thondike
ThoiRaston.
NEwPoRT-Ar7th, sch Trenton, Harrington Thorn
aston for New York
PROVIDENCE Sid 7,h bark Florence, WOODWARD
Mobile or Apalschcola.
PORTSMOUTH, port 10Th, schs Alabama. Cope
land; Pilot, Spear, and spring Bird, Insraham, Thorn
for Boston AIbaross, Mcfarland, Boothbay, fol
do Geo Davis, BAH, for do Fulton, Swan Island, TO
do; Neponsc.., Thomasion for Salem; Lamar,ine, Al
ma for Boston; srafower, Wesport, for do; James
Bath for do; Sloop Julia Ann, do, for do.
GEORGETOWN, Car 9TH, sch kennebunk
Moore, Bath.
MoBILE.-Cl Sd, brig J Pennell, Given, Provi
denre
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MERCURIAL DISEASES.
GENERAL DsaAIJy or THE SYSTEM
Notice..

RIO Alexander Campbell. Treasurer Of the
i town Of Georgetown--This cerliies that the
SawmiIl near Thomas Heai's owners unknown,
is assessed on the LIST committed to me Tot coi-
lection by the Assessors of the town OF George
town. in the sum OF eleven dollars; and that
the same is due and unpaid to me this day, il
being more tlfnn six months from the day Of
commitment Of said taaes TO me BY said asses
ors. JOHN LEHMAN, Collector.
Georgetown, Feb. rs. 1850. 3w3T
Augusta Age, please CORY
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Last Free Notice

yENHE Subscriber having sold ont his stock in
trade is making hasty preparations TO leave
this city and all persons indebted to him are
informed that only very few weeks opportunity
will be afforded them to settle with him person.
ally. All are requested to settle forthwith
Those who cannot pay their bills may be allow
ed to adjust them by note.
Remember, that in very short time, rs shall
leave he city, my unsettled bills viii necessari-
ly he placed in the hands Of third party for
collection.
All persons having demands against me will
present the same for settlement.
Call at my house, door sosth Of the Universe.
list Church. Front st.
Bath, Feb. IS. 1850 j.. r. GILMAN.
tf35
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Notice!

fUNHE Coparincr.hip heretofnrr existing nnder
U the name Of ARNOLD & ROGERS, is this
day dissolved nv mutual consent, and all de mauds
against the firm will he settled by WIN. ROC
ERS. AUGUSTUS ARNOLD.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
N. B.-A!i persons indebted to said concern
are requested to make payment 10 WM .-ROG.
Frs. and thereby save farther trouble.
Bath, Feb Is, 1860 TIA,
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CANCERS CURED.

Mr -. B. k1N,SsY merchant. Citation. hneiGs crrnp.
v ". informed i:ia; eie'rdoctor in said eocrfy
wonderful of q 5S( I;S
Of" KRANT'S PURIFYING ENTRA:'T' 4 aeeyssefSr
Gr'.nr county, y Y. asu using said PrRtrtrR Ar.
A. u. sgrrLE. druggist at Canaoharis Montgomery
ty. y. T. has informed MS of Important e CAsr&
Of or standing. which effected aged lady Of that
place. IL therefore. this PURIFIER CG-r. pu-
ylr, healing power, what impure dis-ese of tie bIod
cure, Seven wears experience and triumph suys
tlr hni NlluI il Will
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The Fox Island Salmon Fishery.
WILL be sold on reasonable conditions for
w the term Of the life Of Mrs. Joanna
Shaw; or the same will be let for one or more
years, OF during the term Of the life afore-
said. Apply at the Office Of
w. GILBERT
Bath Feb Is, 1850. $w36
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Toilet.
Notice.

mo Aiexs6der Campbell. treasurer q ~, "
sowu X e sorg etown-rhis csr'ifes that me
e.. III r.sr Thomas Heal I, ew ness unkncw =
!. s,.iesied on ths list committed 20 me. FOR
cotIeeiion BIZ the assessors Of tho soxs o.
G..r-,town. in the sum often dollars and sew
ss,een cents, and that the same 10 due asd 80
rsid to me this day, being mors skah twsNs
moaths from the day ~ comnnmsssst ssse
''-'- y - ALLEN CHA REr, CeiIsefcs-
Ceorssiowa. Febs rs 1850 SwS7.
fAnfp1a Ags. plesss cspyJ y
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGi. &c.

"BYRoH GENFsEr Co., y. y CT TT Isi9- .
"Messrs. NJ T. WALLACE CO.; Some time last win
my wife became deblitaed from the effects Of Lso~
rhea and Nv7sinJ Mouth hni she could not lift her chd
perform household labor. Her medca treatment wss
according the advice and prescriptions of the
physicians until siu exhausted in usaless
efforts She became very skeleton that the time she
commenced taking Branfs Medicine she weighed more
than egyGve pounds bur by the time she had taken x,
bottles she became perfectly well The cure il 70 perfect.
that enabled do all necessary hosehod work,
aud gained thirty pounds Of nesh in four weeks.
YOURS truly c. B. GALENTfNE.'
The reader win observe that Mr. Gxi.EFTfSE srys
He informed by z. s. TERRY, Esq 0f tic
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Commissie ners' Notice.

"E the subscribers having been appoint.
wv cd by the Judge Of Probate to receive
and examine the claims Of The creditors Of
Nehemiah Peterson, late Of Bath, deceased.
whose estate is represented insolvent, 1--WE mo-
tics that six months, CONNIE ncins from the
25th day of February A. D., 1850, hsvs beei
allowed 10 said creditors to bring in and proys
their claims. add that We will sttsnd 70 the
service assigned us at the Office of joseph Sew
all, in said Bath, on ths kfst Wednesdays o.
the months Of April, May snd Juas' q Two
J0sEPH stwALI ! c.~.4..
Bath, Feb. %, 1850.
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For Sale,

sEx THE good White Oak built and gap
S42 per fastened sch LIBERTY, % tons
burthsn, built at Duxbury. Mass., well found
in sails, rigging. chains and anchors. She ear
rics IFS tons Coal or 700 bbis snder deck,
and will be sold low,
Apply 10
b. WEEKS, Commereial St.
Bath, Feb. IL, 1850. 1m34.
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FOR MILLS !!
ADKINS WATER WHEEL,

They have also purchased Of the Proprieto
the right of the
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

Feb rs, lat "a, lon 81, ship Medallion, from New Or
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1EORGfA Fhct fjse Timber. 8 r y
III for ssle by CLARK & SEYfAEl &
Bath. Mafch S, 1880. s1F3J
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LIvER-COMPLAINT +!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Stazfori, Conn. Of
de oldest and most respectable physicians, afflicted
with Ii.er- Complaint many years and perfectly Cured
by wiring BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
l... L. a -, l.u=.z ~.Ix=..
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9Th, brig WIN. Crawford, Brookinss, for Carolins
schs 81 Marys, Oliver, Boston, Convoy, Allen, dol
Elizabeth, Merry, do.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES & C0MPt AIMS

No remedy offered to the rubic has been hrv
h< AND Srai resforny the incidental ircokness>s
And rvegulayite Of the BRAsr's PuL.oSsRY BAL.
II makes difference whether the derangcmeut be
sprressoa e-eefs other veakness-it REGULATES EL
by sngaing he SYSTEM, ssvaliTag he a~d
satAiHg md aaviae NERVOUS iRRITAsILITYs ~ Bee PAM
phlets,
CHANGE OF LIFE,
from the girl the and the al midi< a?e,hs
accelerated and the other gradually ssprersed
prevent any OF the fatal dsasss that frequently
consequence of such change
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!
"ArrIc., Geneses Co. February |, is0.
an T. WALLACE CO.-Gcaaemen ! was. for more
ilun year. afflicted with disease Of tho stomach. could
any fat greasy substance without causing
pain, sickness, and vomiting and was continually acied
with stomach J. experiment, tried one bottle
Of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, to my utter aisappoh.t
meu ea,ed and re,ered The asnrl pals qfr eatirc there
fore used second bottle which has completely cured tie
disease well and hearty and esn est almost
eng WITHOUT being PANIED or the stomach becoming = "
Yours respectfully, r. 3. WlLCOk;.