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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

FIRE. fire broke out in large mil; on
Vaughan Stream, IN this town, on Wednes-
day morning last, about o'clork, aud the
building was consumed. The mil, was used
for manufacturing dye-woods, and belonged
20 the Cascade Company. The Fire COM
panies were on the ground early, aud did
efficient service. BY ,heIr efforts, the large
overshot water wheel, 80 feet in diameter
aud costing shout $1,000. was saved. Loss
$4,000, being about $500 above insurance,
The cause OF the FIRE il unknown. There
had been no fire in the building since the
commencement of " arm weather.-Hai Gag
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NG 81 Z W6a@Se@ g.

In Clifton, Ky, 24th, Bryce Paten, Esq director Of
the Kentucky Institute for the Blind, Miss Mary s,
daughter of George Earle, Esq, of Brunswick.
Al Lncolnvle, Centre Haven, Mr. Amos p Knowles of
Northport TO Miss Lucy Young, daughter Of Mr. John
Young Of Lincolnville
N Salmon Falls, Mr. Lewis Litchfed Of Rollingsford
\ ii, to Miss Sarah Page of Winthrop.
In Brewer. MI hadeus Kent Of Orrington Miss
Mary Gerrish of b.
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Kidnapping.

yTOLEN from the subscriber on thursday ihe iol1
y ms,' n pauper child years old named Louisa AMI
STUART Said child has lived with about fhree yeare
and two months and the 9Th Of May as was ecend
10 me of the until she srilvtu n
the age eehteelxears All persons are forhid har-
boring or trusting 1aid child account, a. ANAL
nav no debts contracted for her maintenance.
hereby offer reward Of dollar for the recovery
Of he child or Eve dollars each for the thieves. lodged
in any County jail in the State j. NoRToN.
Cieore etown, July Is 1851 3w5"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

Two OF THE SQUAp.-Two Of those bad
fellows that cut up their didos at the United
States Hotel in this city, in Bangor, and
Augusta, were brought up in the lat named
city. before Judge Fuller, plead not guilty
10 tie warrants charging them with cou-
and were put on their trial. The evidence
was, that on The Tuesday before mentioned
about o'clock P. NJ, that one or more of
the young men called upon Gen. White and
Col. J. j.. Child, presented a letter OF intro.
duction, purporung 10 have been written by
e Mr.. Mower of the Boston Courier, com.
commencing the bearer 10 a generous cou-
sideration. The one who called on Cen
eral White, stated that his wife had been
taken suddenly i'll in the vicinity of Unity,
that uoiorI unately he was without means,
appeared much distressed by the illness Of
his wife SO much so that lie shed tears, and
in the language Of the witness, he appeared
well as a man would and should appear un.
der such affliction.' He obrained all he
asked ten dollars. The one who called on
Col. Child Iold much the same story, intro-
duced similar letter of recommendation
and was alike successful, obtaining ten dol.
lars. The evidence being against the &C.
cu.ed. they were held to answer IN the sum
OF $500 each, and for want of hail were
comm'ite'i TO await the action Of the Grand
jury.-4rgus.
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State Of Maine.

7 INCOLN ss-At Probate Court held at wiscassei
IL on the 4ih DAY of August, AID 1851.
Ordertd- that Asa Rednsicn, guardian Of WILL
LIAM KING, of Bath, said County, an insane
person. notify the heirs nj law and creditors said
King aud all persons interested that his first
OF guardianship on the OF said King will he offered
Tor allowance Probate Court Bath on the 10Th da
ct september next, when and where they may be pres
ent il they seecause
Notice 10 he given by publishing aiested copy Of
this order in the Eastern Times printed at Bath three
weeks successfully before said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this iih day of Aug in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and hyone.
ARNOLD Bl.ANEY, Judge of Probate
3w1 Copy Attest-EpwIN s. HoyEy Rrr
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sol BY
Mrs. e. KIDDER 4 CO..

100 Court Street, Boston.
For sale by A. g. PAGE, Bath; VIM.
Baker and n :. Cieaveland. Brunswick; 3. Dana
Wiscaseet; w II. Barnard. waldoboro-and by Drug
gisis and Medicine Dc.lers throughout the land
| 3,nis52 ~
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IMPORTANT Dsc,s,oN.-At the late tern o.
the superior court OF NV Hampshire, 20 the
case Of Elkins VS.. Bo,Ioo ani Name kail-
road. it was decided that ia'lroais are moi
common carriers OF goods ana merchandise
by their passenger trains, unlesS they ex-
pressiy hold themselves out AS such; and
evidence that The railroad two or Tires tunes
carried goods by such trains does subject
them 10 this liability. Clouds seat by such
trains are al the risk of the owners.
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THuRsDAy, July 81.
Brig James Wallace, Small, Savannah.
Sch H. las, Srow, Boston.
Sch lsIphene, Holden, 81 John.
FRIDAY, Aug /.
CLEARED.
Br sch Sarah Ann, Waycott, ST Andrews.
SUNDAY, Aug 3.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hanover, Winslow, Boston.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston.
MONDAY, Aug L.
ship Zenobia, Barker, Newport Wales IS DIS
Br sch Orslow, Campbell, Orslow, rs
Sch Sarah, Thompson, Boston.
Sch Mentor, Durham, Boston.
BE.OW-Brig Venus, Orr, FIN New York
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NEW ENGLAND ART UNION.

THE objects OF this Institution are the encourage
men, OF Artists, aud the promotion Of Art, 10 be ac-
complished by procuring subscriptions OF money 10 be
applied 10 The distribution OF Works Of Art among The
subscribers, and furnishing 10 Artists the means Of sdn-
Gallon III A
Subscribers of five dollars members ofthe Soeie-
" tor the year Tor which the subscription paid, and
ave entitled 10
1st-An Engraving Of the highest order, engraved for
the Society, and printed for subscribers only.
The Eng raviisg this year will be the
" production at listen, entitled Saul and the Witch
at Endor,' owned by Col. T. u. Perkins, and
generously loaned by him Tie Society for that pur
pose.
For depth OF color fine drawing and grand conce pon
tins Picture will rank with The best world. Size
OF the plate ~ by 70 lnGhes.
2d-Cne Share in NE allvunent made at the Annual
General Mcermg.
The amount hand after providing the necessary
sums for EXPENSES, &c, will be divided by Ihe Directors
INTO number OF sums OF various the vauc
Of $50 S5u0 adap The purchase Of works
IT Art. OF he properly Of Artists their immediate
heirs aud such be represented by certificate
be aoiicd 10 The subscribers which allotment the
| subscribers will be invited 10 nd.
| The certificates devoted to tAe purchase Of
| Pictures Drawings, Medals, Eagravings, aud other
Works Of Ar, executed by native resident American
| Artists.
All payments the funds Of the Institution
\ made To the Artist direct.
The Directors will select works Of for prize
holders as may desire it, nM-
| Subscriptions received by
SAWYER MAGOUN, Honorary Secretaries.
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Dissolution Of Copartnershiu,

T>HE copartnership heretofore known as the firm of
MORRISON Il THORNTON is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
Persons having demands against indebted to said firm
called upon Tor immediate settlement
Business will be continued the old stand, by w C
Morrison, who will settle the accounts of the arm
Nv MORRISON,
Bath, July 80, Isl. 3w6 1T THORNTON
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Charleston, Aug.

Very LATE FROM CusA. The brig Gull
mare, arrived at this por, to-day from Matan-
gas, with dates to July %. She reI"rts all
quiet at the time OF sailing. Rumors had
been received from Puerto Princips only.
that engagements had taken place between
the rebels aud the government troops, and
that the former had Withdraw wa 10 their noun
tain businesses.
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CITY of Bath.

In Board Of Aldermen, May Is, 1851.
ORDER ED - hat the quar,n regulations be
" rs follows. viz aud after The tenth day OF June
ncx'. and until the tenth day Of October next quar
shall be had all Vessels their officers, Crews
Passengers aud Cargocs. on TIER arrival from any
Pori where any courageous sickness prevailed at Il c
time of their departure and on all Vessels board OF
which, any person shall have died have been sick
with any courageous disease during their homew ard
bound passage. .. .-..-... ..... ..l. -.
No person shall he alluwed 10 &c on board Of or on
shore from Vessel when qua raniine, without
pc rmit from the boarding Officer Vessels will anchor
Mill.
U Pilots will take notice ofthe foregoing r-gula-
tons and aciaccordingly.
.- JOHN PATTEN, NJ: y.r.
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk.
Bath. MAY 10 1851 47tf
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The workings Of the democracy are al.
way rather amusing at the commencement
Of a political canvasA-Bath Tribune
So are the coniorlions oil whiegery at the
end of il, especially liz Maine. Poa
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

UT Or what use is it for northern wings
TO col'''nue their efforts for Hen. Scott ?
The Tree soil power Of the country will not
even entertain The question of voting for
him, and the southern wings declare pos
iiively that they will no.. We should like
10 ask thinking men what their chance is ia
that direction. Noihine is more futile ,han
their notions OF success.-Porfiand Enquirer.
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State of Maine

T INCOLN, sat Probate Couri held al w .scasset
IL on the 18th day Of August A ID 1851.
ORDERED. that John Kelley, Administrator of the es
tale OF VIM Kelley, late OF Phpsburg, in said County
deceased notify the heirs at law and creditors of said
deceased and all persons interested, that his private
account Of on the estate Of said deceased will he offered
tor allo vance al Probate Court Wiscasse the
hrst day OF September, when and where they may be
present II they
Notice 10 he given by publishing an auesed copy Of
this order in the Eastern Times, paper printed in Bath
three weeks successfully before said Court Of Probate
Gwen under my hand this 4th day OF August in the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred aud fy
ARNOLD BI.ANEY Judge of Prpb1f.
Copy Attest.-EDWlN =. HOVEN, Reg 3w7
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lust received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine
y direct from New Yotk, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such ms F Mw -
Also. Common brands
Also. Buckwheat FioRr-Chicago MESS BEEF
New York do do-Rosion do do-M ESS PORK-New
York CHEESE-Boston do. All OF which will he sold
cheap for cash. X. X. SMITH.
Bath, June IS, ISL. If
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NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS!
THE subscriber has just received large
L Of fresh FAMILY GROCERIES, which, in adii-
ton his ormer stuck, comprises OF the largest IN
The city. aRoig Inch are
Old Hyson TEAS, Oolong Teas,
Younado do Nmyong,d do
Sonchong do.
Old Govt lava COFFEE, Pernarbpco Coffee
Rio do ~ Domingo do.
Dutch Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
81 Crox do Porto Rico do
Havana do.
Lard Cudfsh-R icr-Cask and Box Raixins-Cur
rants Burning Fluid, extra quality-Bsr >oap-Mo
las.es-and ali other articles usually kept in Grocery
store o he sold al The LwrsI prices Tor cash
Il. r. SMITH
Opposite the Sayadahock House.
G.th June 25 1851 Itf
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New Goods.

NOW opening at the Auction Store. large assort-
~ ment at seasonabe Dry Goods such Dress Goods
Ir"adclohs. Doeskirs Cashmaretis-for summer CuaIs
Brown and Bleached Sheetihgs, very cheap.
Bath, June ~. H. w OWEN
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UNION MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.
CONCORD, N. n.
Capital, $5lS,I21 90.

AMOUNT Insured Jan. l. 1851 = $500. lac 90
THE above Company continues to insure against
or damage by Fire for periods of from three To six
wears for cash premium of from 81 TO 2e5 on $1,000
aud premium note graduated ,rdng 10 the risk
This Company have adopted classes OF risks, viz
Farmers Union, Village Union, Mercantile Union and
Manufacturers Union, aud each class only liable for
its own losses
The Company have thus far been very fortunate since
hey went into operation. They and ha We been
several months pas issuing The Of 5O0 poll
cies per annum. Their capital is consequently rapidly
increasing, and the Directors with confidence commend
The Company the public a medium OF insu rrnce
ounded the mos, equitable principles and promising
he mos favorable result
Propert of all descriptions, insured At the loves,
rates against loss DAMAGE by Fire application 10
j. .. SEWALL, Agent.
Bath, May 10, 1851. 3m47
Havana Cigars
A SUPERIOR article, just received and for sale by
n June 25 1851. SMITH 4 CO.
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
AROMATIC CATARRH AND HEADACHE SyUF

DHs MARSHALL'S
AROMATIC CaTARRH AND HEADACHE SNUFF.
This SNUFF has proved the most effectual RENE
dial Agent known for removinga
Cold In the Head, the Headache. and An
Catarrhal Affections.
II relieve, the patient of Giddine.s or DEraes, in
ne hedd-of all WHIZZING OR BUZZING SEN
SATlON such as are produced BY too great flow
and pressure Of blood upon the 6rdia-cures the
Headache, and is the only agent known upon which,
Won can rely with confidence for q COMPLETE
RADICAL CURE Of that most troublesome disease,
The Catarrh.
clednses strengthens and restores to healthy action
az those organs and nembraneous passages Of tie head
the obstruction of which produces Paa in the Fore
head and region Of the Eyes, sort Of snufng IN he
nose a sense OF matter dropping from he Head iRto
tie Throat, &c.
All these it cures easily and speedily, and the
most con firm Gases of Catarrh, it,Yually
tits an unfsiling cure for Bleeding ut the
Nose, If pcrsevered in but a short time"
There is a spurious article in the market, put M
by H. c. Gridley, which dealers and buyers will do
well to avoid. ~.
The test Of the genuine is to see that it bears the
name Of Charles Boacen, late of Middle6ry, now of
Montpelier, VT
c. w. ATWELL, Portland, Me-, Wholesale Aoe.s.
To whom orders for supplies of the medicine may b
addressed.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; E. T.
Gatohel and Vim Baker, Brunswick-and by Dru.e ists
and dealers in Medicine gel orally Aft
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SheriH,s Sale.

0101 III 8 0d1C.
T INCOLN, ss-Taken execution and will he sold at
Ia Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the Both day Of Aug
next, on the premises, 10 O'Clock NJ all right
in equity that Charles Woodbury., of West Bath has
redeem the following described premises situated in West
Bath, where e said Woodbury. lives and bounded
follows viz :-southery the road leading to Bath
westerly, northerly and eastely by wnnegance Mill
Pond, at low water mark
Meaning hereby sell all the right which said Wood
bury had the ith day oil APRIL 1850 that berg dSy
which the attachment made the original
the be,ng under mortgage jeremiah Robinson
the payment Of two notes. for the of
five dollars each, with interest annually Said notes da-
ted February l., 1885. Terms at the sale.
\. MICH LIS, Deputy Sheriff.
West Bath, July g. 1851. 3w6
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DIR. PAYNE

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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Wanted.

GSOO on mortgage of Real Estate in Boston.
9CUO worth twice tine amount For particulars
inquire Al THIS OFFICE.
fa h. Jnv rs. ISL. f|ffI. ft AZ
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Ship Chandlery!
A S 81 ALa''''"'"' constantly ." Aa" for '''
z. HYDE 4 Co., corner Of Front
Notice!
Ladies Boots!

DOR pair Of Mems rhln Boots, at
l. BAH, June %, ISL. w. ROBERTS,,
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ParaSolettS.

nnn PARASOI.s and PARASOLETTS ncW
ZtJU opening and for sale at Auction prices BY
Bath, June 3, 1s51- II. WOVEN.
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TAKES.

TAKES.
tGREEABLY To vote - The cay Council, notice is
n h-r-l given. that the tares assessed ON the mhab
Of CITY, fer the ie5i, have been this day
committed ~ for collection
An persons paving their Faxes within I'll rty dogs
viii receive discount at per cent, II rad insr
VS. par ce,; aud they rot paid within min ty
dris y order red Ia lie Ste3.
AMMI X. MITCHELL, Treasurer and Collector,
RnIh Time nj Ie5l 3m2
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DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS,

[, D1s 4 ON A NES
BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS,
FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY, FOR BATHING,
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
HIGHLY periumed by its own ingredients. Recon-
Ill mended by the faculty of almost every European
cy and established under The patronage OF almost ev
physician III London aud Paris, and thousands OF i'll
dIvuas, who make daily use ot IL IN York, Phlla-
iclpha aud Boston II is the greatest luxury lady
gentlemen could wish for he improvement Of health for
comort and personal establishment and lis del
soothing sensation, aud the delightful sol ness imparts
the complexion.
We give few fthe prominent properties Of the
BiLM OF A THOUSAND FLoFEBS!
already well established by actual experience.
FIRST.
This Raim REMEDIES ereIy defect of the conrl rior
and estabshe. IN its stead Beauty aud Health al Inc
ne both by the c.angcs age, freaks of ma
iure disease have been ol,scured aud undo rmncd-
cleanses the SKIN, ani draws 10 the a mpu-
and every species of pmIies and bloches also
removes TAM sunburn. saowness and freskles, mpart-
ing The skin lis original pur.v and unsurpass d
freshness, rendering II clear smooth and white.
SECOND.
promote the Crowfh apd Increase of the Hrr causing
1t u curl in the most naturai
cleanses the head from dandru giving visor health
and life In The very roofs Of The hair.
THIRD.
hisa superior article for Sharing being sspero 10 al
sc'ittcns Of Soaps, Creams, astes- &c.
As DEsrRIFIcE .or cleansing The Teeth. 1t is by far
preventing decay renewing pam, slcers ana rsNes,
and renders the teeth white alabaster For ne
ldus promc,e sweeines OF body cleanliness health
and strength, and 10 prevent eruptions Nc. -
article more suitable han this Balm y may DC "seuih
cold or warm, hard or soh waller
FETPLDGE + CO.,
u,,rfetn,er, and Proyr. eso,s-Bo TOW
SAWYER MIG DUN and VIM. b. STElRNS.
Ayrnts 10, B.fA, where the above may DC iouha AT
wn"sssss a" 1y6
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SPOKEN.

June o lat 81 Ion % 90 sisnalired bark Indian
Qneen Drummond, from Matanlas for Cronstadt.
July 23 lat 81 Ion n So ship Chas Crooker, Of Bath
Is days from New Orleans for Liverpool.
June "a, OF Carthagena, Arlington, Ryan, fin Orleans
for Trieste.
July A. lat So lon =, Body, skoI6eld, I'm Liver
pool for New York.
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Mount Eagle Tripoli.

THE hest article in for cleaning Meiais Windows.
L Mirrors, and Glass Warc-for sale by the d"z or
single package by M F GANNETT.
Aug S, 1851.
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ALL. " indebted 10 the unders,rpea -. ,.,--
n ed thu, his books, accounts and no,es ~. y; ~
hands Of w. Giben, .. ma Office, for csecon; and ii,
lore TIE ire, day of September will -
put IN sut. And those indebted upon notes are
ed 10 make promp, payment.
Bath, July q, 1881. 6w5
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Rusuell,s Mineral Paint.

A SUPERIOR article OF FIRE PROOF PAINT.
Il warranted equal 10 any offered TO the public for sale
by MITCHELL Low.
July g 1851 2
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FATE OF DIscovEER.-The German
who made The first discovery of gold in Cal
ifor,,ia, IN digging the race-way OF Suffers
mill at CoIoma, recently committed suicide
by taking arsenic. Like SO many Others
who have contributed TO the wealth and
prosperity Of ind vIIuais, or Of nations, te
derived no advantage TO himself; and not
even his name is mentioned. He died by
his own hand, and is dishonored aud forgot
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FOR Ign PORTS

Per 3 cam alp " at Ner York.
Ar at Liver DOL 9Th ult, ships John & Albert Howard
New Orleans 10Th, hhine, Savannah 10th. Medallion,
Mobile.
Ar 18Th. VIM Patten, Theobald, New Orleans Buena
Vista, Howard, Mobile.
Sid 10th, Harriet Augusta, Robinson, N York.
In the river 18th, outward bound Levathan Knapp for
New York.
Adv Z alhoun, Mecher, Cor Charleston July g.
In port hg, Conqneror Boutelle for New York Eva
philbrsok. for Philadelphia.
Cid IN ult, ship Gen Berry, 'avy, Portland
sid from London l4th, Charles Cooper, Cults New
York
Havana
Ar at Cronstadt eth, Tropic, Smith, Matanzas.
Ar at Deal 18th, ship Sarah Ann, Merryman, London
for New ort load for United proc eded same
day.
Ar at Glasgow l4h, ship statira Morse, Lawton New
York.
Ar EIsneur lth, Henry Warren Mairden, Riga for
Cadiz.
Ar in the Texel 14th Charlotte Reed Weeks Hav
Adv tn AT Havre, Rhine, for New York.
SID from Hong Kong April q, Sarah Boyd, Whitmore,
Singapore.
HsvanaAr 18th, bark Gilbert Green, Matanxss to load
"s Europe Russia MAXWELL Philadelphia
Saxua-ln port 2ls, ult, bark Orine ST John odb d.
for New York, 5 days.
Ms.anlas-n port als ship rarauin Doughty, for Bos-
Quebec-Ar 2sd, ship United States, Chism. for Eng
land, ldg. '' 1s
Calcutta-In port June s. Rome Otis. for London re.
dy st John. Skolfeld, for do soon
GIasgow-In port 10th ult statra Morse Lawtou, for
New York 29th.
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Cheese,

DORTER'S FREEPORT CHEESE constantly on
L hand aud for sale by # GANNETT.
Aug s ISL
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Conviug Presses

DILL HEAD Boxes. Post Offices, Calendars, Card
ID Racks, Pen Racks, and a large variety Of Fanc,
Stationery, just received and for sale by
May7 l35t as SAWYER K MAGOUN
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Black Silk ShawIs.

NOW opening the Auction Store, good assortment
IN Of Black and colored Silk Shawls, very fine,
and for sale cheap II. w. OWEN.
Bath, June -. ISL.
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SMITH &. co

lust received this morning. n prime lot Of Isdie,
u tipped aud foxcd Boots. J. w. ROBERTS.
Bath. June %. 1851.
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Pure Lemon Syrup,
DREPARED by the shakers-a prime article for war
i weather-for sale by N + GANNErr.
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On SHEETS coPPSR > f.ihcms ,esSne hand Chan
Oh Csbls- inquire Of - 0ANN aa,r,ru
Hath July IS 1e51. o"iAn-