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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
Teachers Institute.
To the experimenting School Committees
and Teachers in the several towns in the
County of Lincoln.

GENTLEMEN
In conformity with the provisions Of the law. the
Ieachers Institute IN Lincoln County will commence lis
session. the present year. the Town Hall in Warren
on MONDAY, Sept. ID at 4 O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Every arrangement deemed TO the hest
ess of the Institute, will be made. The services Of aIc
Teachers aud Lecturers will be empoye and ii is believed
nothing will be wanting to render the session one Of re-
newed interest and profit.
II 10 be hoped that every teacher in the county will,
be in attendance early in the that full dement's
Of the course of instruction may be enjoyed.
The Convention of experimenting School Committees
will be holden the Academy in Warren, Friday
6, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
Ii is scarcely necessary remind committees OF the
fact that heretofore quorum has been present in
convention, and that Lincoln has, consequently ALWAYS
failed elect her member Of the Board Il desirable
therefore, and indeed il expected that approac
ing convention every will be represented at eas,
delegate
Questions Of importance to the educational interests of
the county will come mp for consideration and the coun
ses OF all will be required in the discussion and disposition
OF them. Let no town. then, fail 10 be represented
j. T. HUSTON,
Member Of Board Of Education for Lincoln County.
Bath, July 18th, 1850
papers in the County, Please copy.)
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

ELEcrIoNs.-The democratic gain in North
Carolina is reported to be FOUR THOUS-
AND. In Rutherford county, REID, democrat,
gained IL .OeO, and is triumphantly elected ov-
er Marley, wing, who was chosen two years
ago by 800 majority. The democrats have
gained NINE members of the Legislature.
From Missouri, despatch dated at St. Lou
is on the 9TH, says:
Official returns come in slowly, though but
little doubt exists that the whole wing ticket
for the city and county is elected John ].
Darby, whig,, is likewise reported to be elected
TO Congress from the first district
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

IMPORTANT to those having impurities of
the Blood-BRANT'S PURIFYING EX.
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in tho
world, is now put up in QUART BOTTLES.
90 See advertisement headed " SIxrY-EouR
DosEs." in another column. 1t is so strong and
purifying that one bottle lasts from Ten to SIX
TEEN days longer than Sarsaparilla.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
State of Maine.

/ lNCOIN, ss-At Probate Court held AZ Wisr,ss,t
IL on the 9Th day Of August, AID. 1850.
Ordered, that Augustus N littcfcld Executor Of the
estate OF Bctscy T. Lemont late Of Bath in said County
deceased notify the heirs law and creditors said
ceased and all Interested that his fourth account
OF administration the said will be OF.
cred for allowance Probate Court Bath on the I7th
day of September next, when and where they NAV be
present If they cause.
Noiice TO be given by posting mp sttsstcd copy
TINS order IN some public place in Bath 30 DAYS before said
Court and by publishing in the Eastern Times ncw,pa-
per printed in Bath, three weeks successfully.
Given under nay hand this fifth da, of August in the
year of our Lord ls50.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge
a True copy-Atcst: EDWIN : IIovKY. Reg. 3w7
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

To the Hon irnoIi Blnney Judge Of Probate ,rithin
and for the County ri lincoln
DENONI CUTTER administrator Of tho Of Ed
ID ward Drnkwater, late of Webster, in said county,
ceased respectfully c,rcscnts, that the personal
the said deceased sufficient by the Of eight
dred and five dollars and twelve cents, his just
debts and charges Of administration he therefore prays
that he may be empowered and licensed sell convey
so much Of the Real Estate Of the said deceased NAV
sufficient TO raise the said with incidental charges
BENONI CUTTER.
LINCOLN. >s.-At Probate Court held At Wiscassct,
within and for the County of Lincoln, the 5h day
OF August, AID. 1850
On the foregoing petition, Ordered that petit
toner give notice all persons interested Estate
that they appear Court Of Probate he holden
At Bowdoinham within and for said County the ID Mon
day OF Sept 1eNby causing copy of said petition with
this order to be published in the Eastern Times printed
Bath in sand County three weeks cssivcy
said Court.
ARNOLD BI.ANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Attest: EDWIN $. HOVEY. Register.
True Copy-Attest: EDWIN = HovEy, Register.
Sw7
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Aug 6.
ARRIVED.
Rris 7 W Smith, Britt, New York.
Sch Harriet, Ro-ton
Sch Consul, Beck Boston.
FRIDAY, Au..e.
ARRIVED
Ship Caspian, Torrey, Is DIS from New York.
SATURDAY, August 10
CLEARED.
Siciiian brig Csrofta. Lacan. Pal rmo
Br sch Foreigner. Dcna1l. Prince Edw ard Island.
ARRIVED.
Brig Morica, Berk, Ply mouth.
MONDAY, Aug IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hyl,s, Snow, Boston.
Sen Texas, Baker, Providence.
Sen nehoiah Trip. Yarmouth.
Sch Mirror, White, Yarmouth.
Sch America, Baker. Yarmouth.
Sch Lion, White, Yarmouth.
Sch Carroll. Baker Yarmouth.
Sch Mary Jane, -. BOSTON.
Sch Banner, Lynch. Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

LAUNCH or THE Day Dock. We learn
from the Portsmouth Gazette. that the second
attempt to launch the great dry dock at Pierce's
Island, yesterday afternoon, was succcssful.-
The launching took place at quarter past g.
As the immense structure slid into the water.
a salute was fired, which was responded 10 BY
the vast assembly of spectators present, with
hearty cheers
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

o. We understand the cars on the Ken
nebec and Portland Railroad made their first
trip over the new road from the junction at
Yarmouth to the depot on Preble St. in Port
land, on Tuesday last. The trains from this
city will hereafter run regularly to the depot
in Portland over this road.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

GopEY's LADY's Book FOR SEPTEMBER is
superior number. |, contains articles from our
best writers in prose or verse and the long ar
tlcles are not all about love and nonsense eth
er. Mr.. Cooley is evidently in the van of the
publishers of his class of magazines. We
wish him SucreSs
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SheriG,s Sale.

I lNCOLN. ss-Takcn execution and will be sold a
II pu.c Auction Monday the 18th day of August
at O'Clock p the Brick Store in Php>hurc Centre
all right Thomas Morse said Phip>buy, has
redeem the following described premises. being lot Of
land and the Dwelling house standing thereon, situated in
said Phpshurg, bounded north and the land Of
Woodbury. SWEET and J G Goss-South and east BY land
late of VIM IL Morse-souih and by the public road
leading by the residence Of Mark Hill-north and
by Land Of said Swett-the having been on
uon Jonathan HYDE, for the of i've hundred
dollars, said levy dated Nov 10th, lsie.
Terms made known sale.
y. NICHOLS, Deputy sheriff.
July 10 1850. Sw6
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BY THE LAST MAIL.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BoSTON--ir l2h sch Mary Adams, Merrill, Gar
diner
NEW ORLEANS-tr 81. bark Robert Walsh, Thom-
ton. Cid snip Charlotte Reed, Cerc.
Ar Sd ship France, Philadelphia.
NoRFOIk-Ar Sth, sch MaTbehead, Ellnls Thom
SALEM-Nr liih. Hope Susan. and Ranger, Bath.
NEW YORk-Saiird I0h bark Paro, fhomaston.
GEORGETOWN, SC.-Cld 9TH, sch Nevis, Thomas
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

We are informed by telegraphis despatch
from the Committee of Arrangements, that the
Democratic Mass Meeting which was to be
holden in Portland to-day, has been postponed.
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. MoNbAf, aug l.
DISASTERS,

Brig Pamahn. Sheldon. TN Calais ait Je l6, for lanai
sp ken 18th July, lat Is 30 Ion 90; she had lost
in lat "a 30 Ion TT 30 her foemast sails and rigging
the deck, with only her manmat standin G. deck load
gone, was lesky, and was steering for Nassau.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arr1caf Of the Cambria al Hahfdr'


HALIFAX TELEGRarH OFFICE, I
Tuesday. August q, 4 A. NJ. \
The steamer Cambria Captain J. Leiich,
from Liverpool July %, arrived here to'day
ALL . o'clock, aud sailed again for Boston
at3l-4 O'Clock. with a fresh westerly wind.
The steamer Niagara, Capt. Stone, from
RoS,on July 10Th, arrived at Liverpool on
Saturday night at - o'clock. July ooh.
The steamer Pacific was advertised TO
sail from Liverpool on "Wednesday, July
3lsi, at o'clock.
The Portuguese government having declin-
ed to accede to the demands Of The Ameri-
can minister, he has demanded his passports
and advertised his household furniture for
sale. The American squadron was still in
the Tagus, and MIR Clay intended 10 leave
Lisbon on the i9ih.
News Of The death of President Taylor
produced great sensation in England, and
the leading Journals devote much space 10 a
review OF his character and exploits, IN
which they paw great tribute 10 his worth
and lame. A large meeting of American
citizens in London assembled on Thursday,
at which the American minister presided,
and passed series of highly patriotic reso-
great loss their country has sustained in the
death of the President, and of their sympa-
tIlf with his family.
The political news from England posses
ses feature Of striking importance. In
parliament, the ministry have sustained two
more defeats upon their own measures, and
III addition have seen the necessity of aban-
doning the Jews emancipation bill, and the
new marriage act.
The potatoe blight is said TO have reappear-
ed both in England and Ireland, in a mi,isa-
ted form. Its effect is beginning TO be felt
in the corn markets of the kingdom, not
wiihstanding that the cereal crops generally
promise an abundant harvest.
IIostilties have recommended between
Denmark and the Duches. the latter havin,
been declared by the former in state Of
blockade. An action occurred between a
Danish man-ot-war and the German steamer
Bonnie, on the 2lst, in which the former sus-
tanned considerable injury, and was forced
TO retire on land. The hostile armies were,
nj last dates. face to face, and as the king of
Denmark intends severe coercion. backed hy
the active support of Russia and the passive
supper, Of the other great powers, including
England. there remains no doubt but that a
severe conflict VIII ensuc.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

FIRE IN SwANviLLE.-A saw mill owned by
Cornelius Marden, situated in Swanville, about
eight miles from Belfast, was entirely DESTROY
ed by fire on Sunday, the 2sth ult. About
900 NJ of boards and lumber contiguous, we're
also consumed. Loss 50 900, no insurance
The fire was evidently the work of an incen-
diary.
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beware. Beware.

TIME sickly has commemorative careful not 10
waste your money for Quack Medicines. DIR. A. shaw
keeps all kinds of genuine medicines. Buy what YOU
know is valuable. Remember the place-a few doors
south Of the Elliot House.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

RAscALIrY.-We learn that on Thursday of
last week, the boom at Parker's Head was cut
apart by some malicious person or persons and
that about 1900 logs were let loose. most of
which escaped to sea
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

kENsEBEe.-The bill TO incorporate this new
town has passed the Senate, and is likely TO
pass the House.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

James p. Rich, summoned to appear before
the grand jury, in Boston, on Friday as wit
ness, was seized with a fit in the witness room
and died within then minutes. He was 70
wears cd
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar al Livcrroo 29lh, ship Falcon, Smith, Mobile
Gen Parkhll, Mckown, Charleston In the river, out
ward bound. 3i>I, Emma Fields Snow, n York.
ShieldsAr a6th Florence. OF Bath, from 10 load
for L :.
Anrwerp-Sailed aoth, bark Quinnchaug, Jones, New
York
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FEvER-SORE CURED.

The Rev. RICHARD DtNNtSC;. Pastor OF the rfessy-
rrtan church. Adams Basin Monroe county, N. Y, ~foso
to us: 81 have Just received letter from Mr.. CHiSkRv
DuSSiNe, relative To the ii his Eeversoe, You may
depend on Whit i; States for he is ChrstaR ard
elder in the church. Some he had % HAYS
OF his legs cn e life "A cunseqneIire bf Fever
SORE Phe ether lcg Ating Affected. and abvrt to DO
amputa,ed, recsnmeniei BsANrs MsniciSr. ksed tho
rrssst. He - hare s,es c-is Bor+tss %
BRANTs MEhICiNF- placed All HOPE. Jro-s scsr
,nrcHG,:ia. ~ .sy- Nriirsss and that, with
The blessing OF God. has sFsied u nay leg" Sec
Fu-rrhlefs 6,% aar~ir,ii,rs
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City Of Bath.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Aldermen will
IN be in session at their Room in he City Hall
building, on Saturday the seventeenth ustant, from
two TO five O'Clock in the afternoon to receive ev
dence of the qualifications Of persons claiming the
right to vote for State and County Cfiicers.
@ IRE. ROBINSON, Ihairman.
Bath August 10, 1850
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

oagdudHUCk V!SttT HOuSt.
IvNlif subscriber respectfully announce to the
u citizens OF Bath rhaI he has just opened n
new and splendid Ol SrER SALOON, in Iiar-
vey's Brick Block, Front ST. where he will be
happy TO wait upon any who may call.
JOHN :. YOUNG.
Bath, May %, 1850. tiIS
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W Irr6 ia d eS.

In Topsham. Sunday last, Mr.. Peletiah
Thompson to Miss Jane Parker
In Bowdoinham, on Sunday last Dr. r. c.
Chapman to Miss Matilda Lunt.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

N. bah persons indebted TO said concern
are requested to make payment to WM. ROC
Frs, and thereby save further trouble:
Bath Feb Is, 1860 u3J
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ASSiynecs' Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel Crowcl and War
" rem Hathorn of Bath, in the County of Lincoln,
partners trade, under the firm of Crowe & Hsfhorn,
the day OF Juy instant, assigned the
subscribers all their estate of every description for the
benefit of their creditors pursuance of the provisions Of
the Statute of this State, entitled act concerning
sgnments, approved March 81 lsi4.
The time limited by law for creditors to become par
ties TO the assignment is hereby allowed them copy Of
the assignment. be the Office of Tllman &
Booker. ISRAEL PUTNAM, .s,rpccS
HENRY TAII.MAN. ) '-
Bath July 30 lS5O 3yy6
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

EXCURSION TO DAMARIRcovE. The excur-
sion of the season, we understand, comes off on
"Wednesday of next week 4 steamer is en-
gagged to take the pubic-and by this we mean
every one who wishes to have a first rate time
to Damariscove Island, one of the finest
places on the coast, for an affair of this kind.
\ chowder of the richest kind will be served.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
The CITY Schools

WILL commence their ne 1t term, on MONDAY
w Goth inst.
An examination TOR the admission Of Scholars to
the Grammar Schools will be held at each Of the
Grammar School Rooms, on the preceding Saturday
at 9 O'Clock. A Nj.
Let il be borne in mind, that no scholar is admit
ted to examination without the required certiica'e
Aug TO- wv
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Annual Dividend
OF THE
Gam. Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY.

The Scrip of fifty per cent Fronts,
n AIMED bv This Co the lasi year tcqual 10 the Prem
" Note i. tris day received by the Subscriber and
ready Tor delivery 10 members.
Applications ,akeI, and ro'ices granted bS this pros
porous and fortunate cuiipaiW through
PELEt WAUSWDRTH,
Ist for Liasotn County.
E,,L Nav - ism im50s
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INDIANA ELECTION. indianapolis. Aug. -
The returns are favorable TO the Democrats.
who have carried the State by large MAORI
ty.
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hereby given, that by virtue OF hcruce from Hon Ar
mold Blaney Judge Of Probate for the County Of Lincoln
there will be exposed FOR sale the premises Bath
the seventh day OF September o'clock in the
forenoon, all Of the real estate OF John Mathews late Of
Bath, deceased, including the of the widow
dover, for the Of the debts of the deceased
and the incidental charges of sale. Said Real
consists of the homestead of said John Mathews
the being subject widows or assigned to
her.
Datcd at Bath, this sixth day of August. Ap, lsS0.
WASHINGTON GILBERT
Sw7. Administrator Dir bouis nan
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

One More Lot

DR A. SHAW keeps all the patent medicines called for
~ in the market-but recommends none except those
which are good
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Notice!

0NHE Copartncrshp heretofore existing under
the name Of ARNOLD s ROGERS, is this
day dissolved by utuilc6Ssent, ami all demands
against the iii nj - i'll be settled BY wM. ROC
Frs. AUGG STUS ARNOLD.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

DEMOCRATIC CONTROVERSIAL a meeting of
the Democrats of Kennebec County, held at
Augusta on Thursday last, LOT NJ. MORRILL,,
Esq, of Augusta, was unanimously nominated
for Congress from the Kcnnebec and Franklin
District. Johnson Williams of WaterviIle,
was nominated for County Commissioner; Geo,
A. Wright of Wayne, for Clerk of the Courts.
John Means of Augusta. Isaac II. Small of
Wales, Mr. Chandler of Watervills, for Sena-
tors.
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CANCELS CURED.

ur. d Il. KINNEY. merchant. Cl5annr. Oaeid1 ruvnfe
y Y informed that cinccr-iuctor said ecsnty
rn-cns ush.riu II ENIT'HS thr-,r IN rtr- pAvsrv
of"RRANT'S FURlFN ING ENrRACTs oracer>terav
Greene county. y. Y. Is also ;sNs sara PURIFIER. Mr.
A. r. SsTrLE druggist ssrsiuafis. Montgomery ctur-
~. n " has inrssr- OF important aF cAScEk
OF long which effected aged lady Ct
place II, therefore this PrRrIEs Caarer, by pa-
rfyng healing power What impure dS.asc OF the bleed
not cure Seven years experience and triumph ssYs
nnr il nr,r.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

EARNSWoRTH BROOKS have This day re
L ceived from New York. a fine assortment OF nev
style Children's and Infants HATS and CAPS whicl
will he sob low.
Bath. Aug. II. l-.5u
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n-PThe senate have passed Mr. Pearce's bill
to offer ten millions to Texas for certain reduc-
tons of her boundaries and the cession to the
United States of all territory outside of those
boundaries, and her REIMBURSEMENT of all
claims on the United States for liability for her
debts, and for her ships, forts and custom house
revenues. 1t is confidently believed that, if the
house pass the bill, it will settle the Texas and
New Mexico dispute, and prevent troubles that
are beginning to wear an ugly look.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
Early Fruit and vegetables.

L1ROM Boston, New York aud southern markets, IN
in their season. received regularly by the boats al the
City Market by u FAIt..
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LuCORRuGs. e.

BYRON, GENEsEE Co. N. ". Oct. 10, IsfT.
"Mcsss NJ. T, WALLACE co: Some time las, win
ter wife became dehiated from effects of Lap-
raa and NHysng Sore Mouth, that She could her ch3
or perform any household labor Her medical utas1x
varied according Tire advice and preserpscrs Cf me
eminent physicians ui ssiS exhass,ed Ia useless
efforts She became 50 VERY Skeleton: the time she
commenced taking Br1as Mediciae she weighed more
than eighyhve pounds; bit hy fs Tine she had TAKEN er
bottles she became perfectly wei. The cure is perfect
that she is ennhled 6 ali necessary household work.
and gained thirty pounds oi flesh in four weeks
"YouIs rrulr, C. B. GALENTlNE,>
The reader will Observe that Mr. GsLESTISE says os-
SKILL" He, informed by L. 5 TESsy Esq, OF tse
place. has studied medicine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
DANGEROUS SCROFULA

Mr. J. h. HAsKrS Of Rome, Oneida Co. " Y, who wac
cured Of Scrufa In 1916, the facts
action in the SuPsEMs COURT in the C,y Of Ser Yovk
the 6th # DecrIber, 1872, under the following
Parson in the City II Ne York had m1sufacturrd and
vcnied gyicas article medicine. calling BKANr's
tSpSN MEDICINE, IL iatTtioa " the yeHHae medicine He
wa. prosecuted ~ Obtain damages. in the Supreme Court of
The Cuy n New YORK and the referred BY tie Cssr
10 BosworH, Esd 81 Liberty ST, eminent Lawyer
Us Referee to take the testimony The defendant piepi-d
-Higr'io1 ~ damages that tho Prrprieors Of Brsnts Ned
icine had in published sT,rENESrsof esrs
and thus hat committed rId tho public and therefore,
was not entitled 10 damages, The of Mr. Hnskia
selected as ecisy false and Haskns t-nea
regard 10 NE FActs rs published and hn Sssosv MORE
rHtS SUSTAINED The paJlieaitoa.
VI htSNiN <ai. well acquainted Br,ni'. suriG ING
very badly ah ted bt attended
tii could ~ In
of ih firittunH. Brhsf-
F- or ic uielii when citnerceJ ParSsr
had he-n 'oaned bel . could hama
h-si. mere
could s
nni holns the holr
that breath pissed
shoulder htud
ar-, ~lHa bad Arcush safe hy eouls -
e-k- tcrr -ycn.t
sbh~ shah lad bad also
n'rd hrufts
-y. va u sI--.nfol sn.s.
hni ho'ile strengthened -uab. Of bed the
s-2 sote tsk the td in>e -fn ~hth .trershene1
healed
trpscte II Is-i Leonard, tf
sr;te. tl aie HEALED Alt NY ULCERS blt tire, ,-su
aru A. Urge the end worked
At oArFrHs tasf used Sr St shsh made rENEErT
CURE. AMI rrstsrei AclhA FOE Full PlRfJCU
~
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SALT RhEUM,

tt7utF
by RRaNT'S EXTRiCT
For sale by A.G. PAGE, Baln -. Wakesea
Prince Th,na ston; w. u, Barnard, Wahi"bc-
ro,: q. II. Thomas, Richmond; y. y. we'hcr-
lee. Warren; J. ID. Davis, Lcwiston Fall.; Z.
Dana, Jr p,marscot,s; q, !. Holt, Topsham;
Pierce 4 MARTHA. "a. Thomastsn3 r p. Carr,
Rowdoinham; J. \. CLARK, w,scasss'; ". A
Dibb.r. Little River Village.
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New Goods.
Notice

A T the Auction Store Of Gwen 4 Co, received this
- morning, and TOR sale cheaper than ever
July 81 OWEN & co.
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Lost Overheard,

We copy the following extract from a letter
received by gentleman in this town, from
Capt. Crabtrec of the American Steamship
Hermann, lately arrived at New York.-Hoi-
IofrfU GG-tffe
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
Paw from 3 to 6 cents

DOR sufficient quani, of Dycrs Washing Fluid to
L do your washing and all hard labor, most of
yonr SOAP, fuel aud and al clothes. Beware
Of counle rci,s aud immlations. A. G. PAGE. agent.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
S T 0 v ES /!

PURCHASERS Of Stoves can find The be st
u stock aud hest patterns, ~ The lowest pri-
ces l., calIiugon MlrCIIEiL& Low.
Bath, MAY %. 1850. IS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

TapiOCa, Sage, MacarOni,
NERMlCELLI, Parma, Pataioc starch Wheat Groats
Dat Greats for Pddngs, &c, for sale the City Mar
ket by AGPkGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15

SPUkEN.
June 6, lat Is Ion - 2O,was passed ship Macedonia,
Snow, Boson, March for CIliornia, would touch AT
Valparaiso
July IS Lat IS Ion S. bri Cohen, Of Warren, fan New
Orleans for Marseiles, 81 DIS out.
Juy u.s. lat 81 Is, Ion 50 Ia, ship Louisiana, Bastow
I'm York, 9th, Tor Panama,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-15
Dyer'S Cleansing and Washing EIuid.

THE greatest Labor Saving article Yet discovcrcd-ma-
king the clothes perfectly clean in quarter the
nj ,me-wi,hout rubbing and with little labor BsrrGnf
ed 10 give satisfaction the money rcundcd-TRY IT
A.G PAGE, Agent for Rath