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DOMESTIC PORTS,

Boston-Ar 4th, barque l. & A Hobart, (of Booth
bay iIodgdon, Smyrna, July lS.
New Orieans-Towed to sea, 2Ist, ship Reliance.
New YOrk-Ar Sd, ship WIN Sewall, Small, Liv
erpool Al sch Anita, Damon. Thomaston.
Ar 4h sch Richmond, Thomlston.
Ar 4th, ship Rappthannock, Cushine,I Liverpool So
harque Nimrod, (of WadoboroO Robinson, Marselle:
July O..
Liverpool.
Ar 5th. ship Kossn,h, of Bath, Hamburg.
San FranciscO-Ar Jy 23d, brig G w Kendall, is,
DIS FIN Wisca>sef.
Al Jy 2lt. ship Trenton, Torrry, York, Feb 6; a3d
brig Geo w. Kendall Chase, Wscasset, Jan 49, Rio ia
metro, Mich lf goth, Swiftsure. Kcmpton Bost n Jan
via - Catharin 3lst John Davis Lemont Bath jar
10; via Valparaiso May n.
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Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given and keepers Of Dogs
~ that and after Monday the 81 day of June the City
Ordinance concerning dogs will he strictly enforced by
CHAS. II. GREENLEAF, CitU Marshall.
Bath June |, 1850. 4
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A BALLOON RAILwAY-Major Browne
of Great Portland street. London, has adj
dressed letter TO the merchants and bank.
ers OF London, proposing the establishment
OF balloon railway across the great deser, Of
Africa lie suggests The establishment of
terminus near Morocco, whence he would
lay 1000 or 1900 miles Of single rails into the
desert. These rails are for the guidance of
balloons, which are TO carry 10 persons EACH
An immense and lucrative trade with the in
terror, the Major conceives, could be carried
on by this means. He offers to exhibit his
models free of expense.
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FIRE;-Ihe lamp black manufactury of
isaac McCausland and others took fire on
friday morning last. and was consumed
II was situated near the oil mill on the
Vaughn stream. The engines were on the
ground, bur it was too late to save the build
ing. Loss about 500. IT is not known how
the fire took.
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BY the last Mail,

BOSTON-Ar 9Th sch Diamond, Davis and Moro, KEEL
lar, Thomaston; Orange Slower, and Oron Post Rock
land Oddfellow Rowse Augusta.
EDGARTOW Mar 9Th, sch Margaret Everett York
for Hallowell 9th, Margaret, Hallowe-
At Hampton Roads 18th, sch Gen. TaTbox, from Thorn
aston for orders.
At Dublin about ed ult, ship George Evans, Coullard
for Orleans. with passengers.
Ar at Lahaina June IA, brig Fawn Bradbury, San Fran
cisco.
At Santa Cruz, Cuba, 18th u ship Tarquin Doughty
for Bremen, tthe Alex Mliken, Boston 25h nit
ports speaking ship Tarqn, from Cruz for Bremen
the 18th, LAT 20 Ion 79a-he reports BE-
correct.
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THE Fall Term Of this Academy will commence on
L Monday the 9th day OF Sept next, and continue /
weeks. The school will be under the charge of
Mr.. G. Snow NEwCoMB, A. NJ !, Preceptor,
Miss ANNA ID. REED Preceptress,
Miss Lucy NJ. WELLS, Teacher of Music
Tuition follows, Instructions in common English
branches, 20 cents per week
Higher Engush branches, - contS per week
Classic and modern languages, 80 cents per week
On the Piano Forte, 5000 per term.
I-7- Scholars from out of town obtain boarding
places in good families, reasonable prices in the vii
iase or near the Academy The have recent
ly made considerable addition TO the Philosophical AID
paraus use, and Sufficient 20 meet all the
wants oil first school.
JOHN K COFFIN,
Secretary 10 Board of Trustees.
Newcastle, Aug Fl, 1850 3w1o
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GOrham Seminary.
Dead shot for Bed Bugs.

BEARS, Apples, Oranges. Lemons, Ganteopes and
and other kinds of fruit, for sale cheap The City
Market by A G PAGE.
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ID F. UPTON respectfully announces to the ladies and
ID. gentlemen OF Bath and vicinity that he has taken the
formerly occupied by Mr. J. W c. Morrison, where
he will be happy supply any in want with superior
Daguerreotype Miniatures.
All are invited TO call and examine 81 ecimens.
Bath, July IL, 1850. III
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES & C0MpL ANTS.

No remedy offered the public has ever been half az c-
IAN and ctciudi in restoring the incidental oeakneo
md ureghdrtie' Of the sex, BRANTs PULMONARY BAL
SAM. makes difference whether the arrangement DO
suppression other iueIhHcsst REGULATES ALL.
by strengthening he e7Waiag the and
sohiHg and dHaying NERVOUS IRRITABLITY u Sec
r,iaie
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CITY OF BATH.
I'm Board of Aldermen. Man. Is, IS5

In Board Of Aldermen, May ID, 1850.
ORDERED That the quarantine regulations be as
" follows viz: and the tenth day of June
and until the tenth day OF October next quarai-
tine shall be had all vessels their officers,
passengers and cargoes, their arrival from any por
where contagious sickness prevailed at The time OF
the ir departure and all vessels. board of which
any person shall have died. have been sick with any
contagious disease during their homeward bound pas
sage.
No person shall be allowed 10 OH board Of, or on
shore from vessel, when quarantine, without a
permit from the boarding officer Vessels Will anchor
on the quarantine ground opposite the South steam
Mil.
GT- Pilots will take notice Of the foregoing regula
ions and act accordingly. FIJI. MORSE, Mayor.
WILLIAM roRREY, City Clerk.
Bath, May Is. td50
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ESCAPE OF THREE CoNvICrs FROM THE
CHARLEsTowN STATE PRIsoN.- About four
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, while it was
raining torrents, the following convicts esca-
ped from The state pris in:-JoIn Lowell, al
las Greele Noonan, alias Boston Frank
William Barry, and William Scale. The
two frst were Ill under a long sentence for
breaking into store III Milk Street being
armed with loaded revoIvers, and Scale had
served nine ont OF ten years for robhlng the
Jeweiry store OF Davis, Palmer y Co. They
ELECTED Their escape by means of false kew ,
wilh which they opened a door leading to
The store room, then the door of The store
room, and by prying off he bars OF another
door, they passed into the new wing IN The
process OF building, and got off one al a time
just as opportunity offered. Lowell was
seen ny a man al work 10 The sawmil, and
when hailed, threatened to knock out his
brains. Scale was undoubtedly The master
spirit OF the enterprise, bur they are all dcs-
pcratc characters. Another convict, named
William Newton, was detected in taking off
some oil his prison clothes, preparatory to
start Post.
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New Steamboat OH The Columbia

new steamer named the Columbia, was
launched at Astoria, arrived from dock to
Oregon City on the 9th inst. The people
there are III great eXtacies at this enterprise
The Spectator OF the llth inst. says;
This is the first steam vessel that has ap-
peared in this place, aud as it is the sure har-
Dlnger OF Getter times, it was hailed with ioy
by every citizen. The vessel itself is hight
draught steamer, and entirely capable of ac-
commodatIng the travelling and commercial
public, IN new and superior style. We re-
gard It's appearance as the commencement
of a new era in the trade Of the Columbia
and Willamette. The weary traveller will
no longer be required TO toll for days or weeks
10 make the passage up the Columbia, but
having arrived at Astoria, a twenty -four homs
pleasant ride on Il magnificent river, skirted
with The most wild and beautiful scenery.
VIII place HIM in this city. On Monday last
The Columbia made trip 10 Portland. for
the purpose of giving our citizens an oppor-
tunIty OF witnessing her capabilities.
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ID g 81 t ID s. .

In this city, Sc t. H. Mr. Rogers Northey, Of Pttston,
aged "A years months.
In this city SEPT. 9th, Mrs. Berhire Cove aged about
81 years.
In Sacramento city, the 2ls inst, Mr.. James McDo-
maid, formerly of Maine aged y
In Sacramento city 10th, George W. Blodget, late of Bel
fast aged p
In Sacramento city Eth, Horace Doton, of Knox, Me-
age
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

MUNUAf, sept.
ARRIVED.
Sch rhiena Southon. lors.
Sch Lucy Blake, Holbrook, dn " it'll Corn and Flour
% ID Robinson.
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FEVER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church. Adams Basin, Monroe county, ~ Y wroie
TO us: Il have inst received letter from Mr. CHAssyY
DuSSISG relative to the Of his Feversore You NAV
depend what 1t for he Christian man
elder in dhe church Some since he had have
Of his legs CIT of his life consequence Fever
The other leg being Gifec.ed and about 30
amIutated, | recommended BRAST'S MEDICINE Read
result. He hare used only THREE BOTTLES OF
BRANrS MEDICINE. placed HOPE, from your rec
11nerdItioH IN nat MccHs. and that, with
the blessing Of God il has elected a u ny leg" See
Pamphlets for full particulars.
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Apprentice Wanted.

A intelligent industrious and active bow aboui is
n years Old who is willing 10 devote his time 10 the
Printing business, can hear of situation by applying
al this office.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, Ne.

"BYRoN, GENEsEE Co., N. Y, Oct. ~. 1871.
"Nfessrs. NJ. T. WALLACE CO.: Some time last win
ter my debiaied from effects of Luoor
rloa Nursing Sore Mouth that she could not lift her child
or perform any household labor Her medical reamentwas
varied according to the advice and prescriptions Of the most
eminent Physicians until skill was exhausted in useless
efforts. She became very skeleton lat at the time she
commenced taking BrdRrs Medicine sht weighed no more
than eighve pounds but by The time she lad taken four
bottles she became perfectly well The perfect,
that she now enabled do all necessary household work.
and gained thirty pounds Of flesh in four weeks
Yours truly, C. B. GALENTINEp
The reader will observe that Mr. GAENrINE saws
SKILL" He informed by L. S TERRY, Esq, of the
same place, has studied medicine
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-12

IMPORTANT to those having impurities of
the Blood-BRANT'S PURIFYING EN-
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in the
world, is now put up III QUART BOTTLES.
~ See advertisement headed " Sixty
Dosrs, in another column. 1t is so strong and
ParfWHg that one bottle lasts from Ten to SIX
TEEN days LONGER than Sarsaparilla 3mi
BLISS Con LIVER On CANDY.-A neat
and cfhcacious compound, combining all the
medical virtues of the Cod Liver Oil, with 9th
cr powerful yet harmless curatives, is one of
the most popular remedies Of the day, for coughs
colds, hoar,eness, bronchitis, and all diseases
of the pulmonary organs. Thousands have
tried 1t with the happiest results.
BE sure and enquire for Bliss and observe
his signature on every package Of the genuine
article. For sale in Bath by A. q. PAGE the
only authorized agent
n. b. Be,care Of comterfeits 3ml0
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Early Fruitaud Vegetables.
One More Lot

LROM Boston, New York and southern maTFe's, IN
their season. resolved regularly by the boats Al thes
City Market by A. q. PAGE.
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aG 81 T Z { st @G@.

In ToDsham, 7th inst, Mr.. Oliver Brown, Jr., Mis-
CctaVia Tehhetts.
In TopshanI, 9Th st Mr.. King Esters of Durham t.
Miss l. dia Smith of Topsham.
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THE LOAN QUESTION.

We stop the press to announce the vote of
this city on the question of loanng its credit to
the Kennebec and Portland Railroad -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-12

I,ARNSWORTH q BROOKS have tins day re-
L ceived from New York, fine assortment of new
STYLE Childrens and Infants HATS and CARS which
will be soib low t.
Bath, Aug. II, 1850.
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Truth.
DaguerreOtype Rooms.

DR A. SHAW keeps all the patent medicines called for
IL in the market-but recommends except those
which good.
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To Let.

a ONE half of a two-story double house. sua-
f..M ~ ted on Washington St, near Mr.. johnson
LAM Rideouts. Said house is pleasantly situated,
Ia convenient, and in first order. For further
particulars inquire at this Office X. H. Byram,
the premises. 6wl2+
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-12

E'pR sufficient quantity OF Dycr's Washing Fluid to
l. do your washing, and all hard labor. most Of
yonr soap, fuel, and and Of clothes Beware
of counlerfeils and Limitations. 4. G. PAGE. Agent.
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EsGWarc. Beware.

7NHE sickly season has commemorative careful no. y
L waste your money for Quack Medicines Dr. a. snam
keeps all kinds of genuine medicines Buy Wna' ~
know is valuable. Remember the plaee-a lew uools
south of the Elliot House.
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LIVER-COMPLAINT !

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Stamford, Conn, one Of
the oldest and most respectable physicians afflicted
with Iirer Complaint years, aud perfectly cured
By pSigg BRANTrS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
name hmm t!rrtlsp f There MIA
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-12

Porter's '1Frceport'' Cheese.
CONSTANTLY for sale by NJ F GANNETr.
" September Sd, 1850 3w11
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ON New Goods received this morning and now oneni
" at the Auction Rooms of OWEN ~ Co, and will
sold at the lowest prices-ca before they are gone
Bath, July 3, 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-12

DECEIVED regularly and for sale by
III MF GANNETT
September Sd 3w1l
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ChiIdren's Hats and Cans,

A T the Auction store Of Gwen & Co., received th
LIN az OWEN & CO.
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Transparent Window Shades.
glIacE silk Shaw,S!

A ND CURTAIN FIXTURES just received by
~ MORRISON d THORNTON.
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.Jaynes' Medicines.

GEARS syrup OF Iiverwort, Fahnesiock Vermiuge,
y Trufant's Compound for Sail Rheum. Motifs Med
cines, &c, and psof all kinds, for sale by
A. q. PAGE Agent
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"ATTfcA. Genesee Co, February !! lsls
AM T. WALLACE & CO--(fcaHeReH: was, Tor more
than year. afflicted with disease OF the stomach could
not eat fat greasy substance without causing great
pain sickness. and vomiting, and was continually alcted
a stomach l. experiment, trled one oottlc
of BRANTrS MEDICINE, which, TO my utter dsappoIt-
men eased and rlred the sRot pain after eating here
fore sed second hottie which has completely cured the
disease am row well and hearty, and almost any,
thing without being panied, the stomach becoming
e Yours respectfully. T. $. WILCOX"
Mr. Wilcox is a respectable merchant of Auica.
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EsaraSOiS !!

EaraSOiS
A GOOD assortment opening at the Auction Store
n bv OWEN Il co.
Bath, June 26, 1850.
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Misunderstanding, tins gentleman, his arrival ad-
dressed letter TO the governor of South Carolina stating
the object OF his visit. The following is the letter:
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Photographic.
puILApELpHIA, August l5-4 ..

PHILADELPHIA, August l5-4 p IN.
The bark Dallas arrived here last evening, with
dates from Porto Cabello TO the 9th ut.
Venezuela is in a great state OF excitement in
consequence of the approaching election for Presi
dent of the republic. Monagas throwing all his
influence in favor of his brother there appears to
be no probability that any one of the candidates
will obtain two thirds of the vote in electoral col
leges, therefore Congress must decide in January
next by selecting one from the four candidates,
who may receive the largest vote. These very
unfortunate prospects for the future.
The commercial affairs improving. Coffee
is scarce, and commands 81 8, cts. per Id.
The brig Fayetteville, from Baltimore, has just
arrived.
New ORLEANS, Aug. Ia.
INDIAN DEPREDATIoSs IN TENAs-Galveston
dates of the 7th report continued depredaons; 200
attacked Captain Ford's camp at San Antonio Die
go, and took several horses; also, Davs's Rancho,
and captured train Of mules; afterwards attack
ed party of Mustangers, killed seven and wound
ed nine men.
Wild Cat the Seminole chief, with 700 Indians,
peaceably disposed They have settled near
Eagle Pass, and made compact to protect the
Mexicans from the Camanches
Gov. Bell has issued commissions for raising
troops in almost every county, for Santa Fee to be
ready to march on the lst of September.
Lieutenant Thomas Mason was drowned in the
Rio Grande.
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MEMORANDA.

Change Of date, made by and toih the adrice and
consertof 0ts Senate.
The date Of Colonel J. B. Walbach's Brevot Of
Bngadier General, changed from "AIay 30, ls4s, -
10 NoUembu II, 1923.
Tfdnsfers and correction Of dates Of commission by
and tcih he adUice and consent Of Us Senate.
Second Lieut. william Sivey, Of the Third Ar
tillery, to the First Artillery, Company 3D. TO
date November 6, ls49 vice Chsl6n, promoted
Second Lieut.. Bcekmsn Du Barry, Of the First
Artillery TO the Third Artillery, Company F. to
date February 10, 1850, rice Hamilton, promoted
Second Lieut.. William II. Lewis, Of the First In
fantry to the Fifth Infantry, Company b. to date
October Z, 1919, Uice Harrison, deceased.
second Lieut.. Thomas Wright, Of the Fifth In
fsntry, 10 the Second Infantry, Company c. to
date October TO- ls49, Uioe Gardner, promoted.
Second Lieut.. John withcrs, Of the Second In.
fsntry, To the Fourth Infantry, Company CO. to
date January 3D. 1850, rice Russell, promoted.
The allowed named Lieutensnts will Join their
Companies without unnecessary delay
The appointments Of Cadets j. X. Duncan, r. D.
stockton, j. w Frazer, and A. Cumming to be
Brepet Second Lieutenant to date from Jtlg 1919
instead Of July 2, 1919, announced in "Gsn-
erai ORDER" No 80, Of ls49. And theysrc restored
TO their relative rank in the Army according TO tho
order Of precedence determined by the Academic
Board
+Diod Of wounds received in skrmish with In.
dans
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AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL.,,


Coughs, Colds, HoarSeneSS, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, ASTHMA, and
Consumption.
n Offering to the community this Justly cele-
l. brated remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs it is not wish to trihe with the lives or
health of the afflicted, but frankly to lay before
them the opinions of distinguished men, and som
Of the evidences Of it's success, from which they
can judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge
ourselves TO make no wild assertions or false state
ments Of its efficacy nor will we hold out any hope
to suffering humanity which facts will not war
rant.
Many proofs here given, and VIC solicit an
inquiry from the public into all we publish, feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa
tronage.
Professor CLEAvELASp, Of Bo,odoin College, Mains,
tprit,s-
81 have witnessed the effects Of your 'CnrRRv
PEcroRAp in my own family aud that of my
friends and il gives me subtraction 10 state in IL.
proved 90 cminently successful in curing diseases
Of the throat and lungs"
Rev. Or. OseooD tsriIes-
THAT he considers CHERRY PrcroRAL' the best
medicine for pulmonary affections ever given to
the public" and states that ''his daughter after
being obliged to keep the four months
with a severe settled cough, accompanied by rails
ing Of blood, night swoats and the attendant syp-
toms Of consumption, commenced the usc of tho
'CHERRY PEcTosAt,' and had completely recov-
cred"
From DR.. JoNrs, an suainsnf practitioner of n,di
cine IA alabama. toeii knoton throughout he STATE.
MONTGOMERY, (Ala.,) Oct. 4, 1sls
DR.. J. G. AyER-Su. ! have used your adnirs-
bic compound extensively in my practice, and find
IL 20 surpas1 by far any other remedy we have for
curing disease upon the lungs.
Your obedient servant
r. II. JONES, NJ. ID.