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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
FOUR DAYsL4TER FROM EUROPE
Nee York Telegraph Ofoe,
.\OOdUU SOM / = o.rlar[ u III {

Ne'e York Telegraph Ofoe,
Sunday, Sept. L, O'Clock p. VI.
The U. S. mail steamer Atlantic, Captain
w est reached her dock about o clock tins al
ternoon, having left Liverpool at half-past | |
o'clock on the 2Ist ult She brings upwards
of 100 passenpers among them Jenny Lind
The excitement 10 see her was immense and
the enthusiasm was great. She bowed repeat
edlv 10 the crowd and seemed highly delighted
and in excellent spirits Jules Benedict and
Signor Beletti are also amongst the passengers.
At Liverpool they had great difficulty in get
sing Jenny Lind on board, the excitement was
50 great TO take farewell of her. and a special
steamer had TO be engaged to take her ON
board. She made herself extremely agreeable
during the whole passage. and on one occasion
gave concert for the benefit of the sailors.
which realized f70. She proceeded at once
to the Irving House
There has been a decline in cotton in the
Liverpool market
The money market in London is extremely
quiet, but somewhat tighter. Consols % Is a
sc SO
The favorable accounts Of the commerce Of
France are confirmed BY private letters. The
cotton market has experienced collapse, and
still further decline; sales of 5000 bales on
Monday. and 1000 on Tuesday. The decline
in prices altogether has been led per pound.
The wheat crop in England is thought to be
below the average, ond great portion of the
potato crop, it is feared, will be lost.
The reception of the president of the French
republic IN the provinces, continues to be ofthe
most enthusiastic character.
The accounts from Schlezwig represent a
complete suspension of the operations of both
armies in the field, but the general impression
Is that the stiffness will not be of long dura-
ton. Some of the new German recruits are
said to be already murmuring at the inactivity
to which they are compelled TO submit
Advices from Belgium state that large
tract the country presents most melancholy
harvest scene for nearly sixty miles all the
lowlands are flooded, and the corn floating
about. Thousands of acres of water stretch on
each side of the railway, and might be taken
tor lakes were ii not for the rows of trees that
mark the the margin of the submerged fields
The Austrian government has rejected the
proposition of the Lombardo Nenetial deputies
relative to the loan of one hundred and twenty
millions of tiorins, the government not wishing
TO pledge itself not to issue any paper money
in those provinces.
The dates from Labuan are to the 10Th June
The American envoy had also called at Labuan
on board the L. 5. corvette Plymouth, and III
spected the coal mines.
Denmark.-The marriage of the King of
Denmark, on the eth Of this month, with Mdlle
Rasmussen, who was formerly mlliner is
confirmed, and it is stated she exercises great
power over the king. She was raised to the
title of Baroness Dauncr.
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ID 81 { Ii 6

In this city, LIST inst, Mrs. Mary Ann Cruise, aged 81
years. .---
In this city, III ult, Harriet Tracy only child Of
r I Dana, aged Years and mos
In this city 2sth of croop, VIM. Henry Austin aged
Years and months.
In this city, 3st, Mrs Mary, wife Of Daniel Duuham
aged 20 Years OF Mrs. u. it be said in truth, she
lived beloved and died lameRted
In this city 2Sh, Miss Emily, daughter of Jonathan and
CaTissa Prcble, aged 10 years and 10 months.
The friends of the deceased insensble of the
many vors and Kind attentions of Emilys friends and
socate in her long and distressing lness of Us mouhs
of their ivors them by day by night during their
the sickness and death OF beloved daughter and
The society with which Emily worshippcd-as well ms
the circle in which She moved have lost Of their most
promising members and brightest ornaments-yet they
mourn not without hope-she died in the Lord.
The following lines dedioa to her mother:
Mother, while you fondly anguish
Der the grave OF her you loved
While your heart is filed with anguish
She is warbling hymns ADORE. Cow.
In Arrowsic 3Is Hlt., Mr.. William cFaden, aged 20
wears.
In Boohbay, Capt VIM. Maxwell Reed, aged So years
and months
In Pittson, Aug. 20th, Nath1 Berry, soldier Of the
Revolution and one Of Washmgtons Life Guards aged "
Years and months
In Chicago, Aug 22d, Of Cholera, Mrs. Wealthy I wife
of VIM IL. Parks Esq, aged ~ formerly of this city
also the 24th, Henry p their youngest son, aged II
months
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
EDREIGN PORTS.

JacmeI-Sli alt sth, brig Marcia, Smith, Boston.
1ictou-A l5h, ConSu H., Thomas Edsp5Tt.
st John. NB-Ar I'D inst ship II II Body, Ale Y
ander, New York.
Per steamship America at New York
Ar at Liverpool l0tli, Nathi kmball Stone, New Or
leans; lth, Forest Queen, -, Quebec; 18Th, Excel
sior Cracker, New York.
Going in, Ilh Chas Crooker, Wood, from Charleston.
Std 18Th, New England, Preble, New YORK. CID l7,h,
Isaac Cropper, New Nork.
Adv, Adelaide Metcalf Scott Boston, ai Forest King,
lahorn New Orleans; Mary Ward, Novel;, tor do 18th
despatch.
Ent inward at London, 18Th. Juliet, Mcuon, Tadous-
&C.
In port. Juliet Mou'ton ston lds commenced 18th
Ar at BRISTOL 9th, Ziratan, Chase, Havana, via Cowes
SD from Shields, 10Th, Florence, Woodward, Boston
Ar AT HUI, l2h, Emua Lincoln, Barlrtt Rich ibucto
Ar at Esineur, 7th Wabash, Barnes, Croatadt for
Bordeaux 9Th, lily Nesmith, Buler Matanzas for Crons
tadt.
Adv Old England, and c. VI. Clark for New Orleans.
Adv at Bordeaux, 10Th, Sabdtti>. Mobile.
Sid from X van Aug 4, Arthur, Spear, New York.
Cid at Newcastle, l6h ult, Florence for Boston.
HaIifax-Ar 3d. sch. Foreigner Mcdonald, Bath for
2 T. Is land.
Cronstad:-In port h ult, baIque saone, Robinson,
fin 1oudon, ar 4th, for Boston, ldg.
Matanzas-In port I7Ih ult, ship Caroline c Dow
Blanchard. for New York 25th.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
To the Ladies Of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS. WlNSLOW, an experienced nurse
ana FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SooTHING
SYRur, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of tcething by
softening the gums-wil allay all pain and
spasmodc action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, nsrer has it
faded If timely sed,--perfectly safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price Is
cents bottle.
n. Il. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DIR. A. Shaw, agt.
lyll
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
House Wanied

Ny one hil vin convenient house 10 let. III the vi
II entity Of Washington Street. north OF Winter 81
can hear of an occupant by applying at OFFICE
tf3F
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

BLIss's Cop LIVER On CANpY.-A neat
and etticacious compound combining all the
medical virtues of the Cod Liver Oil, with 9th
or powerful yet harmless curatives, is one of
the most popular remedies of the day, for coughs
colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, and all diseases
OF the pulmonary organs. Thousands have
tired 1t with the happiest results.
BE sure and enquire for Blsss and observe
his signature on every package of the genuine
article. For sale in Bath by 4. q. PAGE the
only authorized agent.
n. b. Betcare Of cotmtertcits, 3nlO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

Tennessee Inecdote.-At sale the other day
in the good old democratic county of Caswci,
the auctionecr commenced by saying-''Lct's
See what you'll give for This property these
whig times y The corn sold tor Sl,G0 per bbl,
the cotton ten cents per ID; and the bacon ten
cents per Id. Pretty good prices under a tory
administration somebody remarked. IL like
Gen. Taylor well enough, replied an old lad Y
''bH he had no business making cofae 50 nigh =
| endeavored to explain that the high price OF
her favorite beverage was owing to an earth
quake which shook the berries from the trees
before they were ripe. NO" said the old la
dy, that's the way with you whigs-er@y
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
Great Fire at Montreal.

The Montreal papers contain the particti-
lars Of the destructive coniagratlon which
occurred 10 that city on the 23d inst.
The fire commenced in livery stable in
Craig street, and spread with great rapiditv,
destroying block ofstone houses from which
the inmates barely escaped with their lives,
leaving great amount Of furniture and 9th
er property TO he DESTROYED. The fire exten-
dcd up Main street, 10 Wire street, destroy
ing the whole properly, OF stone and brick
tuiidiugs, nearly one hundred in number
The Montreal Herald SAYS:
"Men, women anl children who had hard
~ escaped with their lives, and with no COW
erings beyond their night dresses, We're dis
Uractediy running atoUt IN search for shelter.
Some succeeded in placing their furniture
ant goods in safety on the Champ de Mars,
and, we regret 10 say, the majority OF the
sufferers lost their all-not only what they
had been forced TO abandon in their houses,
but what they had, il the first instance, re-
moved to the houses Of their neighbors, in
the hope that the conflagraIou would not
reach them"
MANY houses, not consumed, were partial
" injured aud rendered temporarily unln-
tabi,ahlc. SO that hundreds of people were
rendered houseiess. There seems TO have
been deficiency in the supply OF water, and
also ia fire apparatus and in the strength OF
the fire department.
Property TO the amount Of 500 900 was
insured; but the loss is estimated tie exceed
$4,000 The Hartford, Etua. and Protec-
ton companies had risks 10 the amount OF
100000.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

Criticism. Grace Greenwood has been
exercising her feminine criticism upon some
of the members of che United States Senate.
In speaking of their bad pronunciation, she
says-"Mr. Clay, and indeed many OF the
Southern members, say "1rhar' and ''thdr "
MIR. Webster says ''in-di-r1d-oo-ai' and ''nd-
ta1,'' and one Of the Texas Senators says
"6'tst' for burst" They must attend
''woman's school in the vacation between
this and The next session. Perhaps Grace
would consent 10 be @schoeI marm"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

At the Free Soil Convention At South Par
is, last week, it was confidently stated thdt
many OF The Democrats, acquainted with MIR.
Reed, aud living ia his Vicinity would vote
for HIM. This was a mere ru.c, with other
mancRvres, TO induce those favorable TO an
independent nomination 10 20 in for Mr..
Reed. They understood il, and hence wish
ed TO have the views of the opposing candi-
Oates fairly, if at all, presented, while they,
for the sake OF consistency, would support
an independent nomination. The liberal
portion Of the Convention took fair and
honorable course. Such men are an honor
to any party and deserving OF the respect OF
all parties. Ashley have no free soil candi-
date, they will of course 60 in for the next
man of their choice, regardless of 'sugges-
tons favorable TO the wings, or OF whig sym
pathy. Mr.. Reed will hardly get full vote
OF his own parry, while the Democrats OF
the whole District were never more united
than in the nomination of Col Andrews
Oxford Democrat.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

FREE Soil NoMINATIoN.-The Free Soil
convention, held al New G lcusester on the
18th inst, nominated WIN. P. Fessenden as
their candidate .or congress. The Portland
Advertiser which so severely denounced the
free soil members of the Legislature for voIIng
for Mr.. Hamln, for United States Senator
takes no exception to the above act of the free
soil convention, bur rather rejoices at it, and
thinks that Mr.. Fessenden will he elected
Sauce for the goose, &c.'-Baagor Jefer-
SOn;0D
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

In Springfield, late on Saturday night, Wat
son and William Simons were severely stabbed
by three Irishmen. On the same evening Mr..
Watson Simon's son, aged four years, was
killed by falling from second story window.
On the forenoon of the same day, Timothy
Donovan was killed by being crushed between
two freight cars. Another man had his feet
crushnd
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

TapiOca, Sage, NacarOni,
TERMICEIII Farina, Potatoc starch, Wheat Groats
Dat Groats for buildings, &c, for sale attic CITY Mar
ket by A. G. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

How PRINTERS ARE CHEATED. The New
Hampshire Stale Patriot says it has $500 sub
scribers and thinks it has the best paying list
of any political paper in this country, yet 700
owe for three years, 400 for five years, and
1000 for one, making the aggregate due the
office $4,000 for the paper, time and labor
This is the fashion with which printers are
cheated. The National Intellgencer is said to
have over 100000 due that concern from its
subscribers. Ii shows how many fortunes are
feeced out Of the profession
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

ANTI FREE SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN.-Strange
as this beading may sound, 1t is a fact that a
convention of this character was held last
week at Utica. Among other measures, II is
proposed to start newspaper TO oppose Tree
education. This is step backwards for
which we did not suppose any respectable
number ofpeople in any state would be pre-
pared. -Pr0ridence Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

The Southern Press does not generally rel
ish the fugitive slave bill as it has passed the
Senate, and regards it as intending to seduce
Virginia, Mary land, and Kentucky from the
common cause of the South. The papers
are unanimous in asserting that no law
can be made effecIual TO recover runaway
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

California Co mmerce.-The receipts for du-
ties at San Francisco, from Nov. II, 1910, to
May 81, 1850, were $755,975. At the latter
date there were 635 sail of vessels in harbor,
besides AS at Sacramento City and other plac-
es up the rivers of these 100 were foreign.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

ONE OF THE LUMPs.-Messrs. Burgoyue
X Co. have shipped from San Francisco a
lump Of quartz and gold, weighing 1913 lbs,
and said 10 be the finest piece yet. 1t is in
tended 10 be sent TO the London Exhibition
IN 1851, as Il specimen from California.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

iCP The Boston Bee says-wc were in
formed yesterday by the best of authority that
in several houses on Lowell ST., from the real
windows ofwhch may be seen the Jail yard.
places have already been engaged for Friday.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

Some peoples curiosity sticks out about a
feet" The latest case on record is of one
who undertook to count up the number of
times the editorial "we" occurred in news
paper. Barnum is after TIE fellow who is now
engaged in putting his head in soak, for a
grand splurge in splitting hairs with jack
knife
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

patent right has been granted to John \.
Whipple daguerrcotypist, and William B.
Jones, Of Boston, as the original inventors of
the process Of taking dagucrreotype or photo
graphic pictures glass.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

IMPORTANT to those having impurities of
the Blood-BRANT'S PURIFYING En-
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in the
world, is now put up in QUART BOTTLES.
~ See advertisement headed SIXTY EoUR
DOSES, in another column. 1t is so strong and
purifying that one bottle lasts from Ten to SIX
TEEN days longer than Sarsaparilla. 3m4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

Terrible Death.-Mr. Potter and his son,
aged eight years. of Toppsfield, Mass, persisted
last week in the Ipswich marshes. They got
inextricably stuck fast in the mud while gun
ning, and were drowned by the rising tide
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

A SINGULAR DREAM.-One of our citizens,
on Monday night, dreamed twice of being
drawn as juror for the U. S District Court.
which holds its sittings in Boston, and singular
to say, on Tuesday forenoon he received infor-
nation of the. fact of his choice to thai situa-
ton the previous day. Who will say now
''dreams go by contraries Corr. of Salem
Gazette
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

California Gold-The total amount received
at the Philadelphia and New Orleans mints,
to July 81, 1850, is S2O,93l, $40. Since last
January, the receipts have been at the rate of
$50, 900 900 per annum.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

NIIE members othe Iyceum and all others interested
| in the cause. are requested 10 meet at the Common
Council Room Tuesday evening Sept 10, at = ock,
10 make arrangements for course OF Lectures.
Per Order, Esq NEAL'hf, sec y.
Bath, Sept 4, 1850
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
Election Notice.

COUNTY Of LINCOLN,
CITY ofBiTH.
WARRANTS have been issued fur meetings OF
W the nhibltants OF sad City, to be holden in
their resp active Ward Rooms on'Monday the ninth
day OF September next at ten O'Clock the forenoon
to give in their votes for a Governor four Senators
and one Representative in the Legislature of this
State; also, for County Treasurer one Comfy Com
missioner, and County Attorney for said County of
Lincoln. and Representative for the fourth Con
gresslonal District in the thirty second Congress of
the Unit States-aso to give in their votes the
question submitted to them BY .Resolve providing
for amendment of the Constitution in relation to
the meeting of the Legislature
WILLIAM TORREY,
Bath, Aug 81, 1850. -. CITY Clerk
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
SPOKEN.

18Th lat 81 49, Ion II Al, barque Utah, Hitchcock, OF
and I'm Newcastle, Me, for New Olcans; had been be-
Gained 10 DAYS
from Matan for { onstait.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

lust received by Il. OWEN, pflmc artlce Of
y Warp Yarn. Also, Cotton Bats OF the very first
quality Also, ground Logwood, Redwood, Fustic,
Copperas, Alum, Blue vilrol, Outer, Indigo
Bath, Aug Il, 1850. 3w9
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
Early Er,,itaudye-

MR.. CHARLES CRooKER's celeqrated Diarrhn
vi Cordial. For sale by \. SHAW, agent.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05
CITY OF BATH.
h Board of ALdermen .Lnu 15. lS5n.

Il, Board Of Aldermen, Nay 10, 1850.
ORDERED : That the quarantine regua ions be As
" follows viz and after the tenth day OF June
and until the tenth lay OF Octohe quaran-
tine shall be had all vessels their officers.
passengers ANA cargoes, their arrival from any pori
where any contagious sickness prevaeda The time OF
th.iT departure, and on all vessels board Of which
person shall have died, have been sica with
contagious disease during their horneva bound pas
sage.
No PerSon shall be allowed TO 20 on board Of or on
shore from any vessel, when quarantine, without
permit from the boarding. odicer. Vessels will anchor
on the quarantine ground opposite the South steam
Mill.
H. Pilots will tale notice OF The foregoing rcgula-
rcns and act accordingly. +. H. MOR> T.. Mayor.
WILLIAM FcKREY, City Clork.
Bath, May Is. tdjl
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habit Of the System.
A NONG the many and important discoveries Of this
| n generation, l. one whose amc wIlbe written
with a sunbeam in The history Of the past SANDS
SARSAPARllLA stands nth alone, and by lis own
works prncaims puNyeT-tat maie eloqucnce soIrres-
ishy affecting Y W appeals - ie suffering for relief
Lave been cured by This invaluable medicine, such
not furnished in the records OF time. These things
dene ia secret places or - some unknown
but performed IN our principal cities and public pa
Thoy brought before the world 10 sussantIae
and The tacis uniolded although gigantic are plain
The light OF day.
aids the SaulaTy pFociI The potent sim
pies OF the vegetable kingdom; and its unprecedented
he restoralout eah fihose who had long
pined underthe most Distressing chronic malades has
gwen ii exalted character furnishing, does,
evidence of its ornIntrnsc value and recommending
il 10 the ai eed IN ter ms the aflicfed only can know
1t has long been a important dcsderaum in the
practice medicine 10 obtain remedy similar this
one thai would act Oh The rsr stomach and 5o1rsIs
with all The precision and potency ofminera prepaTa-
ons, vet without any OF there GseierioGs effects upon
the vital powers Of the system. Although possessed OF
powerful healing properties, Is entirely harmass and
will not ;nlure To most delIe3te constitution When IN
rerfcct health effect produced by lis except
increase OF appetite; but when disease Is seated in the
Frame and carrying fsi rs vicin along the path OF life
then its mysterious influence is felt and seem enkm-
dies life and veor ana brings health and strength
To the suffering and diseased
SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS OF TIE EYES.
WINCHESTER, Ky, Oct %, 1919.
A. b. & y. StNDs-Gentemen:-I would not have
presumed write YOU il il was not my duty 10 let
the public know the almost miraculous effect your
pariIla has lad upon me. NJ limbs covered with
ucerous that could moi walk during The whole
Spring and summer In this situation commemorative
use OF your Sarsaparila, and alter taking two boues
was entirely cured must tell YOU of another wonder
ul cure Ay brother afflicted with Is scrotuIa in his
head 50 bad thai his physician told him shat the loss Of
his sic HI was inevitable, and permanent blindness
ed to he his fate. Three bottles entirely restored his
sight and we comet bGt recommend all similarly Attic
ted to use Sands Sars1Tarilia. Yours truly,
BENZ. BUCKNER.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY Aug. 81.
ARRIVED,
Sch. Ann Alley, Philadelphia.
sch Banner, Lynch, FAN River
SATURDAY, Aug 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Orlando Hill, New York.
Sch Advent, kimball, New York.
Sch CardenaS, CTuckeT, FROM the Potomac.
MONDAY, Sept
ARRIVED.
Sch Watorviilc, Reals, Boston.
sen Rochester, Heath, Boston.
Sen ny las, SNOW, Boston.
sch James Henry, Louefel!ow, Boston.
Sch GdZele, Deals Boston.
DISASTERS.
ship Emma Watts, Waits, uf Htllloweell, At N York
from Maanzas, took the gale Of 18th p lattcras from
SW. itla>ie nine hours durin. winch ship shifted
cargo, aud received amount Of damage dies gnated
cons idetabe."
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DY ElEs'S
WASHING FLUID.
The greotcst Lalor Soring Machine yet
discOrered.


DY lis use, washing machines aud hard rgbhng are
ID entirely dispensed with and onelaf OF the la
Dor required t. do lie washing OF faplfy.
The Fluid is chemical compound. Of suihclent
strength all foreign substances from inc cothy
BY simply boiling small quantity OF II with me co'hes
and without the slightest injury toihe meet deeaie ao
rio Try H. and lift does not prove SATISFACTORY; the
money will be refunded u
Sold al - cents per bottle, or % CTS per Saiioh.
Dyer's Blacing Fluid,
oa Il, connection wiih The Washing, Bleaching and
Cleansing Fluid, every family viii he delighted with
IL chc.per and convenient than the indigo bsg,
aud few superior
Sold nj - cents per bottle
Also as above, the
EXCELSIOR STARCH,
The best article manufactured, put M IN pound fscaasv
expre<sv for family Being eniireiy wee ''h' an
srecks This article he used win tie n.noS' YvH
6dcnce in preparing the finest ninsa ,, 4 sss,
as il produces fine polish Ml'h'N s""'''' = m 800
| turing The fabric n
Sold at I2hs cents per io- ., .,;,. III ;,,i,,
| tions. -. ,,-.t,,t,.
| 4ml0 A. G. PAGE, igGf for Bath
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Ga 81 &c { 81 QJe s.

In Wiscasse Mr. Charles II Wheeler principal Of the
Saltonsta High School, Of Saem Mass, Mary, daugh-
ter of John Brooks Esq of w.
In Brunswick Mr. Henry Z. Mason to Miss Mary ]. An
derson, both of this city.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-05

OPENING this Morning more cartons Bin silk shawis
" some very large and fine. For sale cheap.
June 26, 1850. 2 OWEN e. co.