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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-30
The Freshet.

In consequence of the easterly storms which
have prevailed for the last two or three weeks,
the rivers throughout the State have been very
much swollen, but previous to Friday, the Ken
nebec had not risen sufficiently to cause any
serious apprehension. On Wednesday last
however it commenced raining, and from that
time up to Monday night the rain poured down
almost necessarily, and the water rose in Gar
diner, Hallowell and Augusta from six to ten
feet, Friday night, Several storehouses were
swept away; also two or three ice houses with
their contents. The steamer Ocean was de-
tanned at Richmond until Sunday night, on
account of the large quantity of logs in the
river. Several booms were carried away and
it was thought large quantities of logs would
go 10 sea, but through the exertion of our ci,i-
zens, many of whom worked hard all day. de-
spite the rain, very few got below the fort
perhaps one or two hundred. The steamer
Huntress hoated on to the wharf in Gardiner
where her bow stuck fast. She has since been
so, off without much damage.
The County roads between Brunswick and
Freeport are so badly damaged that the mail is
carried through on the cars. At place called
Frost's gulley, near Freeport corner, bridge
was swept away and the road quilted out to
considerable depth. Beyond Freeport there
was land slide, which covered portion of the
track and prevented the passage of the cars,
but the trains continue their regular trips on
each side, so that the travel is not INSTRUCTED
The road, says the Tribune, as a whole, stands
the food much better than could have been ex-
pected. particularly between this city and
Brunswick, which has sustained no damage and
is in good running order. The trains on the
Androscoggin and Kennebec road did not so
through Monday, and we hear that the road is
materially damaged and it was thought some of
the bridges had been carried away. The travel
on the Atlantic road was not interrupted.
It is said that so grea, quantity of rain has
not fallen at one time for the last 80 years.
We learn that the body of man was picked
UP in the river on Sunday.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

in great variety. Also, UMBRELLAS, Walk
ing Sticks, Brushes, Periumery aad other arti-
Giles too numerous to mention.
Now as economy and retrenchment seem to be
necessary with almost all classes of the commu-
atty, it is recommended that the clergyman, the
lawyer, the doctor, the merchant, the me chanic
the farmer the sailor, and above all the poor la
borer who is obliged to work ten hours for the
sum Of one dollar, to carefully read, consider
and carry into practice what is set forth in this
advertisement, which will result in great benefit
to all the community. We would say in conclu-
sion, that to elergymen Of the various denomna-
tons in the city,by making themselves known
such at the counter, goods will be sold at COST
Other pr ofe ssh ons Literally CO nsdered. Also a
liberal discount to those who buy to sell again
Remember and call at Balous' Sagadahock Cloth
ing and Quitting Warehouse, Sag adahoc, Bull
ding, Front Street, Bath.
May %, 1850. 5w4S
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The house then took up the army bill, and
MIR. Carter spoke warmly in favor Of il. He
recommended retrenchment in what he
termed 'loaferism' in the navy.
MIR. Cobb, of Ala, opposed the bill, and Mr..
Burt followed in support of it.
Some personalities were used by the two
latter gentlemen, which caused temporary
confusion in the house, in the course of which
MIR. Thompson accused the chair OF design
TO keep him from the floor by trickery. ms
added to the excitement. The bill was 1naily
passed by two thirds vote, and The house
adjourned.
SESArs.-Mr. Turney reported back to
the senate the patent bill, with amendments.
Mr.. Downs resolution respecting the mail
steamers between New Orleans and Chaeres
was modified by himself and adopted.
MIR. Davis renewed his proposition for two
assaying officers ia California, and briefly
advocated the measure.
Mr.. Underwood spoke in favor oil a branch
mint in San Francisco; and after brief de
bate, the subject was postponed and made
the special order for half an hour on Wednes-
day and each succeeding day till finished
The compromise bill next came up, and
MIR. Mason spoke on the subject TWO hours,
IN which he took very decided ground against
the Missouri line to the Pacific, but would
admit California with that line for Der south
ern boundary.
After a short debate and explanations by
several senators, Mr.. Underwood obtained the
floor and spoke short time, but gave way
for motion to adjourn, which was carried.
HoUsE.-Mr. Stanton, of KY, made an in
effec,ual attempt to introduce resolution
instructing the select committee, of which he
was chairman, to inquire what officers dur
ing The late administration had electioneered
against Gen Cass.
Mr.. Crowell asked leave to introduce
Till to abolish the slave trade in the District
of Columbia. Leave was refused, the mo-
ton not having received two>thirds of the
votes.
Ia committee OF the whole, Messrs.
Thompson and Bennett spoke briefly on the
California message, after which the bouse
adjourned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-30

F CONSUMPTION PREVENTED AND CURED.
Consumptive patients visiting DR.. CLAY have
their chests examined with the Stethoscope,
and the nature, extent and precise location of
their disease designated, and also (both those
who have the disease and those who are pre-
disposed to IT'D put in possession Of effectual
means, which. it strictly followed remove the
disease, and insure to them perfect immunity
from Consumption to the end of their lives.
His remedies are so combined as to be ap-
Plied directly to the Lungs, and not surpassed,
ing humanity. See advertisement in this pa
per. .---- Is
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Sherif,s Sale.

lincoln SIS. May 2lst, 1850. Taken on
- execution in favor of John E. Merrill, OF
Pittston, and against Elbridge G. Stevens OF
Dresden, and will be sold at public auction a,
the office Of Ezra Abbott, Esq, in Richmond in
said county, Monday, the 2lth day Of June
1850, at l O'Clock, p. NJ, all the right in equIt,
which the said Stevens has to redeem the fol.
lowing desc, bed premises situated in said ORES
den, viz, beginning at the south line Of Alfred
G. Lilhgow's land, and on the south side of the
miII-pond. near the bridge that crosses said
pond; thence south forty three degrees west thir
teen and one-fourth rods and three links; thence
north seven degrees west four rods anL one
fourth thence north forIy-three degrees east &c
SAID Mill pond-thence as said mi-pond flows
TO the first mentioned bounds. Together with the
buildings-being the same premises mortgaged
by said Stevens to one Thomas Sherman, record
ed IN the Reg istry Of Deeds at Wiscasset, Book
ia Page 225.
DANIEL WITHAM, Deputy Sheriff.
3w49
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Paermo-In port, 2eth ul brig Uranus, Burt for New
York.
Gibral,er-In port LIST. brig solomon Eaton Sparks fin
AIcssina tor Baltimore.
Havre-Adv 9Th inst, ships Neioka. for n York soon
Brunswick, Thomas for n Orleans June Is
Newport-In port 10th inst, ship Cordelia Henry fol
Boston, Idy
Liverpool-Cld Sih inst ship lIaine, Freeman N Or
leans.
Havana-Cld sth ship Wabash, Barnes, Cowes.
Sid fm do. 18th, ship Arkansas, Orr, Antwerp bark
Florence, Woodward, Cowes 18Th, ship Clinton Della
no, do.
CID 18Th, ship Marathon, Fulton. Bath.
In port 18Th ships Geo Washington Snow, for Crons-
tadt, idg rarquin. Doughty Robi Patien rurrincton
Charlotte Reed Weeks # chlr Isabella, Preble for
Cadiz ds; Indian Queen fl or charter Saxony, Mel
cher,
Mayaguez-In port, sih, brig Consuelo, Thomas, from
Boston, 23d uli, Just
ST rhoinas-Sld a5ih ult, brig Chcctaw, Fner, $,
Domingo.
MATANZAS-Sld 12ih. brig \ G washburn, Carde-
carienas-In port 18th inst, brig Teos, Lampher for
Boston.
Ar al Barbados ih inst, brig velona, Keen East.
port
Ar al Cardcuas 18th ult, brig Demarara Porter, East
port.
At Santa Cruz April TO- brig David Henshaw, for sar
Francisco, ldg.
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NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber
II has been duly appointed administrator o.
the estate of John Turner, late of Gloucester, in
the County Of Essex, deceased and has taken
upon himself that trust, by giving bonds as the
law directs. And all persons having demands
upon the estate of the said JOHN TURNER are
required to exhibit the same, and all persons in-
debtei to the said estate are called upon make
naxmept HENRY INGALLS,.
NAV 6, 1850. 3w47.
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM situated in pleasant part OF the town O
u Wesport, with the fishing stand connected there
with
SAID farm is properly proportioned to tllage pas
ture and wood and-and there is on il fine Granite
sold
For further particulars, application may be made
Charles Brooks on the premises, the subscriber in
Georgetown. MOSES RIGGS
Georgetown, May 81, 1850 3m4s
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To the Ladies,

The uunte ruped success Of DR. Clay, in the treat
ment of Proapsus Uleri, Um5cal diseases, suppress
sion fuer alhus and all that formidable list diversified
suerings which comes under the general head OF female
weaknesses. enables him 10 perfect and per-
manent IN every case matter how long standing
aggravated the may be.
70 Let fail 10 consult DR. Clay. II
No charge for consultation.
"A ye sick, dcspairing and afflicted ones, who have
long sought medical assistance in vain call Or Clay,
who will afford relief, il professional skill and the
assiduous attention will avail One thing may be conf
DENLY relied upon-that his prescriptions will njurs
being perfectly consistent with the laws OF hesh assis-
ting mother Nature in her efforts relieve herself OF
the deadly fangs Of the fell monster dscaxe-whose
name is lie gion- Nor,cay AdrerfiSsr.
n b. Consultations by letter, tpost paid with fee
of dollar enclosed will receive prompt
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M Ire6age@.

In this city, by Rev. Mr. Stevens, Mr. Augustus Dur
gin and Miss Lovina NJ. Curry, all OF Bath.
In Portland, Capt Thomas B. Sleison of Bath, TO Miss
Margaret f. Williams
In East Thomaston, l2ih inst, by Rev. II. R " al
worth, Mr.. Flint, 10 Miss Olivia Spear both OF
E Thomaston.
In Belfast, Daniel Mason to Mss Julia Patterson
both of Belfast.
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DISASTERS,

Soop Osceola McClinton, Boston for California (be
tore mentioned spoken leaky, and with loss of captain
Merrill overhoardl ST Thomas 9Th inst. The cap
tain was washed overheard when four days out. Wa.
waiting for advices from home
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Sherif's Sale.

LINCOLN, % -
vuNAKEN on execution and win be sold at pub.
Z lie auction to the highest bidder, at the
Office Of P NJ Wells ESQ.,, in Bristol, on Satur-
day, the twenty second day Of June next. al two
Of the clock in the afternoon, all the right in
equity which Benjamin F. Bailey, OF said Bristol.
has TO redeem the one undivided half part Of the
following described real estate, situated in Bris-
toll, and bounded as follows, viz-on the south by
land OF James Coombs-on the east by land OF
William Hackelton-on the north BY land Of
Samuel PoIand-and on the west by land Of James
Basdell, and is the same conveyed to said B, F.
dated April 26, 1888, the same having been mort
gagged by said B. F. Bailey to HaHnah Coombs
by deed dated March 2. lS49.
NJ. P. FURLONG, Deputy Sheriff.
Bristol, May 20, 1850. 3w4s
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-30

LiNCoLN, ss-A. rrooate S9p1. ned at Wiscasset,
of April, 1880
JOHNSON JAQUITH ofBowdon, who is named En-.
a ecuiorn certain instrument supporting TO be the
last will and of Crspus Greaves Of Tons
ham, in said County deceased, having presented The
for Probate: Ordered, that the said Johnson Ja
quith give notice all persons interested by caus4np
copy this order be posted up some public placs
in the OF Topsham and by publishing The same in
the Eastern Times paper printed in Bath three weeks
successfully that they appear al Probate Court 10
be held Bowdonham,in said County, the I7thdav of
June and show cause, if any they have why The
said instrument should not be proved approved and al
lowed the will and testament said deceased
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
true copy Attest. EDWIN S. HovEY Register
3w4Se
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vi Dut UHt,
as they are all managed by one board of officers is
in aldourishiug condition, doing fair business,
and continue to insure different kinds of prop
er,v, dee med not too hazardous, against loss or
damage by fire, on favorable terms, for any length
Of time exceeding four years.
The FIRST CLASS Of risks consists exclusively
Of Farm buildings, and property therein, or
buildings not exposed as others
The SECOND CLASS Risks Dwelling
Houses, Barns. Sc, and property therein, IN
villages and cities.
The THIRD CLASS CONSISTS of Stores, Mer-
chandize, Churches, School-houses, Building
Risks, and any other property the Directors
deem proper to insure in this class.
No class in any liable for loss in either Of
the Others. la.sR etrm.4
nREcToRs-Charles Davenport, Peleg Wads-
worth, w. v. Moses, Freeman H. Morse, J B.
Swanton, Jr., freeman Clark, John Hayden and
Abiel Avery.
| Applications for insurance may lie made to the
Secretary at the Office in Bath, through any Of
our agents in other towns.
CHAS. DAVENPORT, Pres't.
w. v. MOSES, Treas'r.
! PELEG WADSWORTH, Sec'y.
Bath, May 81, 1850. 6miS
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DRY GQ0mso

The above goods will be sold in lot. g.,
purchasers. and every article warranted perfec,
and fresh imported.
Said goods will be open for examination A.
said store. Tuesday, at O'Clock, M. Ladies
and Gentlemen are invited to call and examine.
OWEN & CO., Auct'rs.
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Notice

rs hereby given that the subscriber has been duly sp
pointed administrator Of the estate of Jonathan -
Tallman, late of Perkins in The County of Lincoln de-
ceased and has ak upon himself that trust by giving
bonds the law directs And all persons having de-
mands upon the Of the said Jonathan required
exhibit the same and all persons indebted 10 the said
estate are called npon 10 make payment
BEDFORD D. TAL1.MAN-
May 9, 1850. SwTs
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% g 81 { ii s..

In this city, Goth inst. Mrs Mary Low, aged ST. Mas
saohuseiis papers please copy.
She turned last look of affection upon her sorrowins
friends, and then without struggle her spirit departed
She who was loved in lite is forgotten in death
Or did she speak OF aireT, happier land, where
row and anguish enter not. w.B
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Combs! Combs! Combs !

OLIVER, Shell, Buffalo and common Horn back
y COMBS-Side combs Fine Combs, Pocket-combs,
Round Combs for children, &C., for sale by 4
IL L. II. 6. MARSTON
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Madam L. Girardin,

at the request Of a number of invalids, unable
to visit Boston. will visit Bath, and remain at
the Sagadahock House on WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY, Goth and 9th of JUNE
where she can be consulted gratis. Ladies
wishing TO consult one Of their own sex, well
qualified TO treat such cases as the above, with
as much success as the DR. himself, she being
perfectly acquainted wnhall kinds Of medi-
ciues used in his practice for The last fourteen
years.
Mrs. T.. G. was graduated as female Phys
ician in S24 in Paris, has been in extensive
practice ever since, she is very success
ful in treating diseases incident TO woman and
children, her office and residence is at 2 ELF
OF street, BOSTON, where all comrnunica-
tions (post paid. y will be attended to. Medi-
cine sent 10 any part of the country.
April 20, 1850. 46
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HARDW ARE /!
Dead Shot for Bed Bugs.
SLEEPIN PEACE!!

A NEW Preparation, and sure Exterminator OF those
Il noxous veTmin that disturb our nightly rest.
possesses essential advantage any and
cry other similar preparation that Its poisonous par
uces remain for long time in with whatever
Is applied TO- and is TRAP READY SET for the des-
truc,on Of any OF the vermn their eggs that may
cape the first destruction.
ONE THOROUGH APPLICABLE annhilates, and puts for
ever out of the way those eraicliRs biting tor
nisnt'ng invaders OF our nightly quietude.
Try il, and you shall-SLEEP IN PEACE.
Look out for counterfeit DE4D SHOT,., A sure
test OF genulneness Is 10 that every bottle has
the name OF l.. l. BUTCHER, ST ALBANs, VT.
" Sold for 25 bottle by Druggists and Deal
ers in Medicine generally-A C. PAGE our Agent for
Bath who Will sell Wholesale Retail al the pro-
prIetors lowest prices. 4miS
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Notice.

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice, whom il may
concern that he has in his small lot Of IRON
received from vessel of this place IN July 2Oh 1s49
the owner can have the same by proving properly and
pa yins charges. WIN. WlNSLOW.
Bath, March 81 1919. tfs9
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.
r.. II. G. MARSTON

e - HAS just received and offers for sale a large
TIN Ill and beautiful assortment of WATCHES,
EN!G9 JEWELRY. FANCY GOODS, &c, as cheap
GSsSZ can be bought elsewhere, at the old stand,
wo doors north of the Elliot House
Bath, May s, 1850 46
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SPOKEN.

May II, lat % a5 hon ~ SIS, brig Taycr I'm Thorn
aston for Orleans
April l6, lat So, lon Is, bark Sarah Boyd. White
more, from Philadelphia, March :, for Caornia-al
well.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
nR. r. RICHARD CLAY, late of the city of Yor
IL Office aud residence at the
Gardiner Hotel, Gardiner. Me-.

where he will be attendance for consultation with pa
uens aborng under the various forms OF dseases-par
teularly affections of the Lungs, Liver Kidneys Stem
ach. bowels nervous system, dyspepsia spinal Diseases
suppressions and female complaints of every name
Piles, hstua and rernoe. catarrh in the head
chronic bronchitis, mercuria and rheumatic diseases,
diseases arising from impure state Of The blood or
habit OF The Ladies and Gentlemen respect
fully invited 10 call.
The long practical experience and astonishing success
of DR. Clay IN the treatment of consumption nervous bill
lious chronic and female diseases him in soc-
ting for treatment the worst possible that be
found i'll the community. DIR Clay is a member Of the
Reformed Practice and uses no mercury in any case
whatever He has many unsolicited testimonials from
various individuals, of whom persons OF dis
uncton, esyirg 10 the great success attending his
practice.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED

FRIDAY, May 81
Bark Lion, Alexander, Boston.
CLEARED.
Br sch Albert, Styles, for Albert, NIB.
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Apprentice Wanted,

Nintelligent industrious and active boy, about is
"a years old, who is willing devote his time the
PRINTING business hear of situation by applying
at this Office.
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AUCTION SALE
B Y o w E N 4 co.

IN THURSDAY. sd inst, a. O'Clock, A. NJ, at the
" office of the Auctionecrs A beautiful collection OF
Plaster Safwdry and Ornaments, and SPLEEN
did figures. OWEN 4 CO. Auct'rs.
Bath, May o. 1850 1w4S
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CARPETS.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

WILLIAM p. TBNNY Co, Carpet Hall, over the
w Maine Railroad depot, Hay markel Square, are now
receiving from all the principal English and AIne ricnn
manufacturers, Carpetugs every Descriptions Vel
Fine medium and common Ingram Carpcngs, variety
of style and fabric, comprising many new a'd eeauu-
full designs. ,,x-,-.Yrr y,
w p T.. K Co. agents for the TAfi.h I VILE
CARPETS which will be found worthy OF me a'rh-
rn n ihc trade Painted Floor Cloths, from two "a
feet wde-a large assortment ,,:. n.
Straw Mauinys, Wool and Cotton BocAhss, Kings.
Mats, &c -.a
~ slim owners. Hotel keepers. and Families are
renec,nily invited call and make their selections
3m3s.
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Patent saIamander safe

TINE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
L sale of FIRE Poor SAFES, for the preservation
Books papers gold five bank bills and other valua
bles IRON destruction by ere and loss by thieves pre-
pared furnish Safes OF all sizes, from SIS $500,
The lotrsst Boston Prtrss.
"A PAGE, Agent Tor Both and picinity.
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Boots and shoes

Of the best custom work and latest style, constantly
" received from the manufacturers, ana 10, s
rT Doors and SHOES made and repaired 70 o' a,s
Bath, May 2, 1850. E-
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t Mrs GouLD's Bonnet Rooms, three good Milners-
| n Those only who are experienced in the manniac-
ture OF Fancy Bonnets need apply. u4o
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LINCOLN. sat Court Of Probate held at Wis
casse within and Tor the County OF Lincoln, on the
9th day of May, A. D. 1850.
On the foregoing petition Ordered. that the said perS
TONER give persons in said estatc
appear Court OF Probate be held al Bowdoin-
ham, the third Monday Of Jnne next, by causing
copy said petition with this ORDER To be published
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous To said Court in the
Eastern Times, newspaper printed in Bath.
ARNOLD BLANEY Judge of Probate.
Copy Attest. EDWIN 5. HovEy, Register.
3w47
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate

Honorable Arnold BlaRey ESe Jaige Of Prooafs
tcithin and for the County OF Lincoln
ID ESPECTFUIi.Y represents Abiel Stnson guardian
IL Of Rne : Clark. Eliza Jane Clark and Martha Ann
Clark minors heirs of the hate Henry 6 Clark, that
said minors are interested in certain Real Estate situa-
ted in Webster. in said County. and being the home
stead farm Of the late Henry Clark, Of said Webster,
that said is unproduclive and will not yield in
sufficient pay the taxes ard keep the same in
repair and that it viii The interest of the said
that the may be sold, and The proceeds there
OF put interest he therefore prays that he may be
empowered and licensed 10 sell Real Estate at Public
Sale. ABEL STINSON-
By J. w. RUSSELL.
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as can be found, call in as above, and pay 1915
and take one. In fine, il you want any article
in the Clothing and Quitting line, you can OBJ
tain 1t at Ballous' Sagadahock Clothing and Out
fitting Warehouse, on the most reasonable
Tor
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ShawlS!
CASHMERE Long and Square Shawls, a beautiful
" assortment, Blk and Cold Silk-White and coored
Embroid'd Grape do with an endless variety Satin
Printed Cashmere Shawls for Ladies and Misses.
Bath, March %, 1850 OWEN co.
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Washing Made Easy.
d. the use OF the Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
ID very little rubbing needed and garments cleaned
with tins Fluid will wear longer and be cleaner. whittier
and soder than they be made with soap and
For sale by w. Z. MARSTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-30
BOOTS OR SHOES.

YOU can obtain Them here as cheap as anywhere
the country. lfyou want good a
HIATT
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-21

Srr,M BourR EXPLOSIONS In
the Massachusetts legislature n motion
has been ma lc, that he Judiciary com.
unite consider the expc dIcncy u pre-.
vidIng that stationary steam engines
used ior driving machinery, shah BE-
placed ~ buildings separate from that
IN winch the people connected with
such establishments are omp'nyrd.--
Also. whether any other legislation Is
necessary for the greater security Of
human life from the xplosion Of steam
boilers