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Fishing Schooner Run Down.

On Sunday night, at about midnight, the
Cunard steamer Europa, when about eight
hours run from Halifax, ran down the fish
ing schooner Florence, OF Welheet. Capt.
Higgins, under the following circumsIan.
ces, us related by the master of the F. Ii was
clear night, and the Europa was seen from
the schooner about four miles distant steer
ing towards them. At that time the Flor
ence was close hauled on the wind. Capt
Higgins Immediately sent up light 10 the
mast head, and kept Oh his course, suppo.
sing that his light would be seen by the look
out OF the steamer, and that she would steer
clear of him. As the steamer approached,
she did not appear 10 alter her course. and
one Of the crew named Joseph c. Snow,
who had a musket, fired il to attract the no.
tlce of those on board the steamer.
The lookout of the steamer heard to
cry out to tie officer of the deck-'a vessel
aheadr Of this the officer took no notice.
The look -out was heard a second time TO
give notice Of the proximity; still no notice
was taken. Upon the third cry of the look
out, the officer of the deck called our Port
your helm but il was too late, and the
change in the course of the steamer at this
late moment only precipitated The calamity.
The steamer, going nearly twelve knots an
UOut, suuCh inc SCuUOllCi III Tue BtciHy Chi-
rying it away partially, and swinging the
the vessel lengthwise over the deck, crush
ing the bulwarks and leaving the vessel
perfect wreck.
The steamer passed on for a considerable
distance before her Roadway could be check
ed, and when she had again reached the
wreck, the crew, fifteen in number, were up
to their waists in water. They were all res
cued but one, a young man named Joseph
c. Snow, is or 10 wears of age, belonging
TO Orleans, Mass. 1t is supposed that he was
struck by the paddle wheel and crushed TO
death, or carried overheard. A boat from
the Europa was sent to the wreck, but no
signs of him could be found.
The survivors lost everything. They were
brought TO Boston in the E. We understand
that the CAPT. OF the Europa was below con.
suIing his chart when the accident happened.
The Florence had on board about 900 bar
reIs of mackerel. The total loss of property
is about $4,000, on which there is no insur-
ance. The owners OF the Florence claim
that the Cunard Company are liable for
damages TnaueHer.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.

lust published the Life and Public Services of EN-
y ANDREW JACKSON, seventh President OF the
papere, with the Eulegy delivered by the Hon. Geo
Bancroft Edited by john s. JENKINS, A. NJ Publish
ed by GEO II. DERBY & Co, 10 whom all orders should
Now that all that mortal of Jack SON Is gone from
among US and there remains oil the great man but
the memory OF his acis-now that party strife and pol
ical turmoil no longer buffet his and fame be-
tween the gaols ofopposng facons-now that the dead
may claim. what few distinguished men received
while living, the dspassionaie Judgment ofheir fellow
men, the time Tor the life of Andrew Jackson
be written generation is springing up, which
tho deeds of his life will be history,
right th2t il should its Knowledge OF them
through medium free uf pre- JUDGE and party spirit.
The question of the Union brings up his action
the notification question. and IN The very words which
Bancroft in his eulogy in 1sl5 applied TO the hor OF
the proclamation The Union IT must be preserre7'
The whole influence OF the past invoked IN favor of
The constitutions from the conncichambers of the faith
ers who moulded our instiiuiions from the hall where
American Independence was declared the clear. loud
cry uttered-sThe Union-it must be preserved
From every battle field of the Revoution-from Lex
towu-from the field of Euiaw-from the canebrakes
that sheltered the of Marion-ihe repeated long
prolonged echoes came up-"rhe Union-it must be
preserved. From every valley in our land-from
cabin the pleasant mountain sidesfom the ships
wharves-from the ienis OF hunters in
ernmosi prairies-from The living minds OF the living
millions of American treemen--from the thicky coming
ccries fuuriiy-lhe shout up like the sound of
many waters-sThe Union-iIm must be preserved. The
address which this staken is printed
length in the present volume, being we believe the
ly form in which il is present accessible. We have
also judicious selection of Jacksons most memorable
State Papers. his Veoes the Proclamation, Messages
Jnaugur and Farewell Address. There is, too,
print OF Dr. Bethune's his death. An excel
len, full length portrait is fronspece TO the volume,
which is creditabe specimen OF the rising Buffalo
Press."-Literary World.
@ Our authorized Agent will call and present The
book for inspection.
N BAgens wanted to sell the above work in all the
states IN the Union Apply postpaid TO
GEO. II DERBY CO,
5wS 164 Main Street, Buffalo.
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Orange Key, Bahama Banks, Aug. l, 1851
Two small steamboats,, from New Orleans, with
from 1000 to 1900 men on board, anchored in
Los Limbros Roads last evening, and after
stopping for about two hours, passed this
place, steering E. S. E. 1t is well known here
that the Cubans have purchased these steam
ers. and that those on board formed the auxili-
airy force expected by the patriots from the
United Staaes The destination of the steam
ers and the Aotilla in this Archipelago, is un-
questionably the Bay of Neuvitas.
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FATAL RENCoNTRE. A personal rencou.
ire occurred in the neighborhood of DeKalb,
Miss, on the 18th ult., which resulted in the
death Of both the individuals. This sad
result was occasioned by feud between the
families. Some difficulty occurring be-
tween the wives, McColum happened to
come up, and assaulted Mrs. Gewin with a
large stick, breaking her arm. He took his
gun aud concealed himself; and Gewin arm
ing himself, went in search of him, accom-
panied by some friends. During The night
three reports were heard, and on search being
made, the body of Gewin was found near
McCollnm's house, and a little way off, Nc
Coilum was found, also shot,-lhe latter dy-
ing during the night.
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% G 81 { IN 6.

In this city, 10th inst Mrs Sophia wife Of David Holiness
Esq, aged "a
In Damariscota, 9TH inst, Simon Handy Glidden aged
about % months
In London, Eng 9th ult Capt JOSEPH Snow, of Bruns
wick
In Valparaiso, April 9th John Smith, native Of this
city, and I'd officer Of ship Rob Roy, Capt Watson.
letter from Capt says his death occasioned by his
sleeping part of the ship VIII oh had been umigated
with charcoal kill He was cautioned not sleep
there, but retired leaving the window open and in the
morning found dead.
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iT boat containing two young men,
was run into and capsized by the schooner Two
Brothers, in the river at this place, on Tues
day. No exertion, we understand, was made,
on the part of the captain, to save them but
they were picked up by a boat which put off
from the shore.
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. The London Times
says that there is ample evidence that the
whole story of the discovery of the bodies of
fabrication from beginning to end and also
that there is not, nor never was, a whaling YES
sci of the name mentioned, belonging to Hull,
nor any such person as the Mr.. Douglass re-
ferred to in Aberdeen.
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ANOTHER LIQUOR SEizURE.-Twentvnine
barrels, half barrels and kegs of liquors were
seized on Saturday from The store house aud
wharf of the Steam Packet Company, and
soon lodged in the cellar of the CITY Hail.
They came from Boston, by the steamers,
and were marked for persons in this State,
and New Hampshire-principaly the latter.
The city authorities became responsible for
the freight.-Argus.
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Case from the Woonsocket, R. l., Factory.
The foAowing case is one Of great interest
to the Operatives in Factories.

,, fRovID ENcE, r. l., March 81, 1876.
rms may certify that the Undersigned formerly n
weaver at the Woonsockei, r. L., factories have been
conhned 10 my chamber since the 10Th Of June last and
was supposed IN confirmed consumption The history
o. my case Is as follows While engaged al my work
IN me miii. the room being very hoi and dusty was
suddenly selzed with violen, pains the chest follow
ed sense OF fullness, aud flow blood from the lungs
pains returned at intervals, and raising of blood
continued had much fever, sweals and chills and no
appe,te Being much reduced and unable to work |
zen me mi, and place myself under the care of Dr. H
" br"wii OF Providence. Various remedies were an
Piled with liile or success until DR. b. consderins
my case almost hopeless, advised Try The Hunga-
ran Balsam; and this, believe has been The means
Of my restoration 10 perfect health lis now six week
since commenced taking this Balsam The fever and
sweas have ceased-the flow of blood has been check
ed-and feel nearly well as ever can also state.
for the information OF the afflicted, that this Basam has
been used in the Woonsocket factories by many per.
who have been troubled with coughs soreness and
pain in the chest, with excellent effect
SARAH A. BROWN
The undersigned physician, cheerfuy gives his Ger.
;ifcate in confirmation of The above statement which is
strictly and entirely true. H. G. BROWN.
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DREADFUL AccIDENT-The Worcester Trans
having occasion to go to her husbands barn on
Thursday, accidentally fell from the hay NOV.
striking upon the handle of pitchfork, which
inflicted terrible wounds upon her person, pen
etrating the intestines a distance of toenty-tmo
inches! Frightful as this accident may seem,
there is probability that the life of the sufferer
will be saved.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

THE HUTcHINsoNs. Rhoda, the eldest sister,
is laboring under a severe attack of mental de-
rangement-ths making the third case in the
Family. two of which have occurred within
very few months.
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G 81 &C 6M ne s..

In winnegance, by Rev Covel, Thomas Oliver,
Esq, Of w, to Miss Alice H wyle Of this city.
In Boston, 10th inst, by Rev Phineas Stowe Mr. John
Henderson to Miss Harriet Marriott of this city.
In Belfast I'd inst Mr. John Frohock Miss Franci-
II Rhoads, both of Northport.
At North Belmont, Mr. T Nj Sanborn Miss Cynthia
A HinckleY. both OF Monroe.
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LOST OvERBoARD.-The captain of the brig
Beronda, at Philadelphia from Sagua, reports
that on the Oath ult., when only four hours
from port, his first officer, Mr.. Job. NJ. Little,
of Bremen, in this County, fell overheard while
in the act of securing the stern boat, and that
every exertion to save him proved Intellectual.
He was 81 years of age.
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Dissolution of COpartnershiD,

THE copartnership heretofore known the firm of
MORRISON & THORNTON is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent
Persons having demands against indebted said firm
called upon for immediate settlement
Business will be continued the old stand, by w
Morrison, who will settle the of the firm
JwC MORRISON,
Bath JULY 80, 1851. 3w6 TT THORNTON.
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Music Lessons.

MISS JULIA NJ. TALLMAN, Organist Of the Winner
wi Street Church, will give lessons the Piano Forte
and Organ.
Bath, June IL, 1851. tf5I
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

A. B. c. F. NJ. The American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions will hold
their annual meeting the present year in Port
land, Me-. during the second week in Septem-
Der next
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

The FIRST Ne,u Cotton.-The steamer Bril-
liant which arrived at New Orleans on the
26ih ult. from Bayou Sara, brought down a
bale of new cotton, from the plantation OF r.
Flower, Esq. This is seventeen days ear
lier thaa the first receipt last year; thirteen
earlier than in lS49 and eleven earlier than
in lS4S
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Sale of Pews.

I'hE Pews In the Unitarian Church will be offered
for sale nj public auction Friday, the 18th inst
al o'clock, A. NJ general attendance is respectful
notes interest for the balance pa yabe in six or Twelve
months. II. Nc. ELAN
f. HODGKINS
A. NOURSE Committee
Bath Aug. 10, 1851 80
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

AccIDENr.-Mr. Thompson, of Brunswick,
who was enga ged in framing bridge near the
kyanizing shop in Augusta, had leg broken,
on Tuesday, by the rolling over of aistick of
timber.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

iCP 1t is stated in the New York Evening
Post that Charles Eames, Esq, late U. S. Com
missioner to the Sandwich Islands. is about to
become connected with the editorial manage
ment of the Washington Union
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOSTON-Ar 9Th, brig vesta, Lawrence, Galveston /;
sch John, Colby, Wscasset.
CID 9th, brig Choctaw, David Crowell, Cape verd
Islands.
Cid eth, bark Anonmo, Costra, Palermo via Bath.
Ar 9Th. schs Grape Cressey Bath Minerva, Guptill,
Cid, bark ] Hathorn, Small, Richmond sch Geo Da-
Wis, Dunton, Bath
Ar 10TH brigs Lydia Farnham, of Warren, McIntire,
Philadelphia; Parthenon Davis, do schs Hlbernia
Fosg, Bath.
Ar lth, schs Concern, Blake, Batq; Florida Oliver,
do; Only Son, Decker, Damadscotta.
Ar l2,h ship Singapore, (new) Hamilton hence.
NEW YORK-Cld 9th, ships Continent Drummond
and W Sewal Jack, Liverpool.
Ar 9TH, bark orine ST John, Rodbird sagua brig ORR
OLE Brandt Neuvtas
Ar Sth, ship Manila GRAY, New Orleans.
Cid ship Telassar, Wood, Wiscasaet.
Ar 9Th barks Avarada, ofThomast0n, Healey, London
Vesta, Of Richmond Percy. Malanlas brig Ellen Maria,
Treat, Cardenas
Cid schs I.anson, Dean, Ulmer Portsmouth H Nason
Also 9Th, bark Roderic Dhu of Halowell, McCIin-
took, ssgua sch Albany Packet Grand, Rockland ST.
las Wright, do.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 2sth, ship VIM, Henry, Phila.
delphia.
ADV, ship William Hall, for Philadelphia, with des-
patch.
Ar 3Oth, brig Cushnoc, Lowry, New Haven.
Adv brig Csshnoc, Lowry, for York, with despatch
Liverpool
SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar July lst, bark Oregon, SWAIN
New York.
PENsACoLA-Ar prev to 2dth, ship Nath'l Kimbal
Cox, Mobile.
SAvANNAH-In port LIST, brig Almira, for Boston.
Ar 5th, sch Del Norte, Stinson Rockland
CHARLESTON-Ar I'd, sch Lamartne Turner, Bath;
brig Lamartine, Senter, do.
FALL RIVERA 5th, schs Ino, Kelley, Charlotte,
White, and Corene, Nickerson, Gardiner.
PH1LADELPHlA-Cld eth, bark vesta, Finn, Bos-
GLoUCEsTER-Ar 9TH, sch Sarah, RockIand for New
York.
PROvIDENCE-Sle sth, sch visscher, Wscasset
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81 The largest deposit of gold dust ever
made at the United States mint at one time was
made on Friday last by Harnden's Express,
for the firm of Drew, Robinson & Co., and
amounted to IL 500 OF. 3l-l00, equivalent to
1920 600.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

az DR.. S. P. Townsend, whose celebrated
compound extract of Sarsaparilla is every
where known, is, doubt, the only original
inventor Of the present mode of preparing it.
See advertisement.
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SPOK EN-.

July 2s lat 40 A. lon TO- ship Bennington FIN Boston
for New Orleans
July 25 lat % IL, Ion So TO- signazed ship Saxon
from New Orleans for Liverpool.
July 81 off Cape Canaveral, seen ship Sarah &
Louisa, fin New Orleans for Bordeaux.
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FRONT STREET, BATH ME-.
State of Muine.

r INCOLN, sat Probate Court held al Wlscas se,
IL on the 4ih day OF August, A ID ISL
Ordred, that Ephraim Harding, administrator If the
estate OF James Hunneweh, late of Woolwich in said
County, deceased notify the heirs law and creditors
OF SAID deceased and AL persons Interested that his
third account of admin the said de-
ceased will be offered for allowance a Probate Court
at Wiscasset the first day of September next when
and where they may be present ifthey see cause
Notice 10 be given by publishing atiesied COPY OF
this order III the Eastern Times. three weeks succes
sively be ore said Couri OF Probate
Given. under ms hand This 4ih day Of August in the
year of our Lord thousand eight hundred md fiji
one. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Proh,,.
True Copy Auest:-
3wS EDWIN s HcyEy Rs,;x,.r
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For Sale,
BuSwell's Mineral Paint.

THREE secondhand Oil Canis,ers, for sale low by
July y, 1851. NJ. F. GANNETT
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The union of the wings of New York is upon
a platform of the utmost simplicity, consisting
of two planks one for national and one for
state spoils, and both laid on free soil.
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DISASTERS.

Ship Mt Vernon, of Bath FIN Baltimore for Orleans
went ashore GOTH Tsrtugas, but got off and taken
into Key West. Salvage
ship Joseph Badger, Of Brunswick, burnt al the SW
Pass Of the Mississippi 100 tons burthen valued at
$4,000 There insurance the vessel in Boston for
$500 at the Washington Office $1,000 the Neptune
$4,000 at the United States and the fremont
einsured at the Neptune and Boyston) There is also
81, 800 in New York.
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Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Join,
~ Standing Committee Schools and School House,
until Monday, 18Th inst, erect primary school mouse
on North street, agreeable 10 plan and specifications
room in the City Hall building. The committee re.
serving the right to select proposals.
A. j. FULLER, Chairmzn
BAN, aug y, 1851. 1w3
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Notice to Log Owners.

NOTICE is hereby given thai all Logs remaining in
~ the boom of the subscribers in Woclwich, will be
sold AT Public Auction Thursday the 10th day of De-
tober next al the boom, unless all expenses paid.
TROrr & MARBLE.
WO Dlwlch, Aug. IL. 1851. 3WSs
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Lverpool-Cld 25h ult, ship Medallion, Houdlette,
York.
Riga-In port 18th, bark Rainbow, Lombard, for New
York, ready.
Caao-Sld June II, bark Mary Florence, Trott, Chin
cha Islands.
Havana-Ar 25th ult, bark Gen Taylor MITCHELL Bath;
Geo d Smouse, winchenbach, and W. andotte, Webb,
Boston.
Id 9th, barks Helen Maria, Silsby Cowes LIST inst
Gilbert, Green do.
st John, NB-CId 9TH, ship Emma Field, Snow, Liver
pool.
Newport-Sld a5th ult, ship Harvard, Andrews
Charleston
Cardenas-Ar 2ad brig f Prescott, Bryant. Bath.
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Y HYDE Il Co. have constantly on hand and for
II. sale the best article ofCEMENT now in
Feb 81 1851.
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THE subscribers are prepared to furnish Seraphines
Ohe largest OF them suitable for churches), and
Caharts Patent Melndions tthe action OF which is
quick the Piano. Manufacturers Lowest Prices
These Instruments ofIhe QUALITY, and WAR
RANrED SAWYER& MAGOUN, BooKsELLERs-
Bath. June 8. so
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r. p Az N E

Has removed to the house on Middle Street,
recently occupied by B. c. Bailey, Esq. nearly
opposite the New Jerusalem Temple.
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Marine Insurance.

HE dersgned, Agent for several Boston and other
L Offices, will insure against MARINE Risks on Yes
sells, Freight, Goods and Effects, 10 any
qured, al the usual rates. Policies issued and
promptly paid Bath Claims underwriters adjust
ed aud collected. JOHN II. KIMBAII,
Office nearly opposite Sagadaho,k House.
Bath, July IL, 1851. Iy3S
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.


ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Aug7.
Brig Carlann, Flowers, Baltimore.
Sch Arno, Beals, Boston.
Sch Ospray, Weymouth, Salem.
Sloop Julia Ann, vii .es, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Onsow, Campbell, Londonderry, Ms.
FRIDAY, Augs.
ARRIVED.
Dr. hrig Garland, Mcclellan, st John, NIB.
Brig hichmond, Blair, Savannah.
Sch Caspian, Patterson, Rondout.
SATURDAY, Aug9.
CLEARED.
Ship Singapore, new G23 tons) Hamilton, Calcutta
via Boston.
SUNDAY, Aug 10.
ARRIVED.
Sicilian bark Anonimo. Boston for Palermo.
Sch Catherine, McNear, Boston.
Sch Charleston Packet, Thompson Boston.
SAILED.
New ship Singapore, Hamilton, Calcutta via Boston.
MONDAY, Aug IL.
ARRIVED
Sch Clifford, Getchell, Rockland.
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Best Sporting Powder.

MANUFACrU ned by the hazard Powder Compa.
NJ ny, also Shot Percussion Hats and Caps, Wads and
every description OF sporting aPpa aims fur sale by
j. f. MeKENNEY, Gun Smith
Path, Aug. IL, ISL. s,f
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Consumption,

COUGHS and Cold, Bronchifis -1sthnd Sp1ss If H>A
Needing Lungs Pairs The Byeasf S3de asd CAssE
Nervousness NIGHT Scea Palpitasn Of ae Hssva md Al
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and cssplaia6 arising
therefrom, Cholera Infantum, he.
~ For Proof and Particular Of Curss, oar
Pamphlets and HosdbiRs-an cur Agsais hare tAsa ~
rive away.
For sale by A. G. Page, Bath; C. A.
Macomber, and J. Wakefield, Roekland; w. III Bar.
nard Waldoboroj C. Prince, Thomaston; G II. Thorn.
as, Richmond; B ws,herbee. Warren: E Dana
r P Carr, Bowdoinham; + Dana, wiscasset, w A
Bibber Co, Little River Village; Young CO, Lew.
s,on. All orders must be addressed 10 Wallace Co
30l Broadway. N York. lyeowJ
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A SUPERIOR article Of FIRE PROOF PAINT
n warranted equal any offered the public for sale
by MITCHELL, LOW
July .. 1851 D
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Flour, Pork, Beef and Cheese.

lust received by the subscriber per brig Catherine
y direct from New York, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as
Also. Common brands.
Also Bnckwhea Flour-Chicago MESS BEEF
New York DO do-Bosion do do-MESS PORK-New
York CHEESE-Boston do All OF which will he sold
cheap for cash X. r. SMITH.
BAH June 25 ISL Itf
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BitterS! Bitters J!
Cement.

EoR Spring and Summer Comprehensive true and
l. genuine articles For sale by
81 G PAGE Agent for Bath.
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. NORTH CAROLINA -Tvrrell county gives
Stanly, whig, for congress PCS majority, Wash
iugton county, Stanly 1874 majority, Beaufort
county, Stanly 44s majority, Pitt county, Stan
ly about 60 majority. SANKEY'S gain, from
partial returns, is Ill, and no doubt is enter
tanned of his election. In the 9TH district Out
law, wing. is elected.
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hHthen Furnishing Good
"OODEN WARE


Iron, Tin. Britannia and Japannea w. A..
Hatchets, Hammers, Saws Shovai. 49,
longs, Table Cutlery. Sad Irons. Sc.
Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Work don.
the most farthfnl manner. " oieef al
Those IN want OF any of the above Goods vvoala l.,
wen 10 call anu examine our stock before purcha -,
elsewhere as we are prepared 10 sell low As canh
bought in this city MONROE q GOOpRIcWo
Bath. yufr ~ ISL. -.