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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
EOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Liverpool ls inst ship Rockaway, Besworth for
Philadelphia.
Adv ships Forest King. Hathorn for York lIih =
Gen Washington, Berry. Baltimore Goth; J p Harvard,
Andres, for Charleston 10th VIM Paten, Theobald for
Orleans Sh.
Havre-ln port ships Old England, c Calhoun and
Huntress, for Orleans
Messin-ln port 2jth ut, bark William, Fullerton, fin
Bath, ar 18th for Eoston.
Gasgow-ln port 9th inst, ship Genoa Kelley, for n
York, ldg-
Havana-In port 1th bark Orne St john Rodbird, for
Philadelphia,
Ar 9Th, brig Gazellc, Brazicr, Bath.
Cid It'll bark Isabella, Preble Cienfuegos, 10 load for
New York.
Iiverpool-Cld 9Th st Peter Trott' Boston.
Carenas-ln hort sth, brig Wanderer Mooers, for Ball
timore next day
Ar 7th ship Robt Patten, Fulton, York 18th, brig
Merrhew, Griffith, Boston.
Ar at Panama, Feb I'd, ship North CaIolina, Ftner,
Francisco.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

SUIclDE.-Thomas Woodward. Of Bidde-
ford, committed suicide on Tuesday last
The deceased had been at work in one OF
the mills of the I.aconia Co., but was DIS
charged two or three weeks since on account
of his intemperac habits, and has since that
time been on drunken spree. On the day
he committed the taral act, he went out and
purchased sume poisonous substance and
returned home about noon. He then shaw.
ed himself, knelt down and prayed for some
time. He afterwards went to bed. His
wife surprising il to be the effects of liquor
took no notice of his movements. She dis
covered him about an hour afterwards, bu
life was extinct. His body was opened by
the physicians, and quantity Of arsenic and
laudanum was found in the stomach.
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Paper Hangings!
CHEAPER YETI!

MORRISON & THORNTON continue 10 sell al pr.
vi ces below competition. Old Ancon Store, e II
north OF Il. Hyde 4 Cos. 3w35
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

MRS. WINSI4OW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening the gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, nerer has ii
failed ift;meiy sed,--perfectly safe to be ad-
minstered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price 25
cents hottie.
n. II. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DR.. S. p. Shaw, agt
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CITY of Bath.

In Board OF Aldermen, Feb IL ISL.
odered, That the Mayor requested 10 cause To be
published in all the papers tins City, the 4th Section
of the I63d Chapter of the Revised Statutes Passed.
WILLIAM rORREY, City Clerk,
ssIf any person shall make or aid in making any lot
terry, shall hereafter advertise make public. any
scheme for any lottery, shall advertise offer
sale any ticket part OF ticket in any lotlery shall
sell or give away, negotiate or dispose OF or shall
purchase receive the same shall have in his sos-
session any ticket or paper purportng 10 be The num-
her OF any ticket of ticket oi any lottery with
intent to sell dispose of the same, Oh his ac-
count, agent for another, he shall be punished by
fine, not less than hmdred dollars. and mt ex-
ceedng thousand dollars; halt of which fine
shall be for TIN, of the person, who shall inform and
prosecute for the sne and the other hall 10 the use of
the state 3w34
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

CHEAP PosTAGE.--A SPLENDID PRoPosAL
MIR. Barnabas Bates. whose untiring efforts
in behalf of Cheap Postage .or many years
past, are so well known to our citizens, has
lately presented TO Congress memorial in
which he proposes TO carry the United States
Mail on all the present post routes at the
raIe OF tico cents prepaid on all letters Of half
an ounce, or fraction OF an ounce, and agrees
TO deliver them to their address in all towns
containing ten thousand inhabitants or up
wards, free of any additional charge. He
further proposes to carry newspapers, pamph-
lets and magazines at half the present rates,
paid in advance, and guarantees the safe
delivery OF money, letters and other valua-
b'es at a reasonable premium. In addition,
he agrees 10 supply TO each member of the
Senate and House ofRepresentatves twenty
five hundred stamps per annum, and TO con-
vey the correspondence OF The President,
ex-Presidents, and widows of Presidents, free
of any charge. And furthermore, he offers
10 pay, for a contract on these terms, for ten
years, the sum of one miiion dollars, or al
the rate of one hundred thousand dollars
annually
Mr.. Bates is backed in this memorial by
men of wealth. and states in his memorial
that as soon as this contract is made with
himself and his associates, they will give
ample satisfactory security for its faithful
performance n. York Sun.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
1900 Yards Carpeting.

w f must dispose of the above make room for our
w Spring supply Also large assortment OF VIM
dow Shades and Curlan Fixt~res which will sell
very cheap. MORRISON 4 THORNTON.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Virginia, (of Richmond Nelson, which ar at Kew
West dsmasted, could not obtain long oremast was
fitted as herm brig. Her expense Sl037,
Brs Carleton, I'm Philadelphia for Mobile, which put
TO Norfolk Dec 30 in distress is announced have COM
pleted her repairs and put to 18th.
Bark Clenburn of Bath before reported Charleston
I'm Liverpool via st Thomas is stated teegraphc
patch dated 18Th to leak 400 strokes per hour having
probably touched on the bar
ship American, (of Wiscasset fin Orleans for Balti-
more, got ashore Key Naca Shoals morning of th
but got of without assistance has since arrived Bat-
more.
Cen Lucy Biake OF Thomaston or vicinity, at Charles
ton I'm Norfolk, twice driven off coast and put
into Savannah Had previously struck Frying Pan
Shoal, causing the vessel to leak.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

BLISS COMPOUND Con LIVER OIL CANDy.-An emf
nent English physci writing of the use of Cod Liver
Oh saws he observed that in few days the cough was
mi gated, expectoraiion diminished in quantity and
opacity the night ceased the pulse became slow
er and ofbete volume and the appetite flesh and strength
gradually improved. Now these are high commenda-
TONS but limited experience teaches us that they are
not undcserved. Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy
uni es all the good qualities of the OIL above cnumera-
ted agreeable and pleasant odor 1t is an in
valuable medicine but friends, in purchasing it, must
be on the lookout for counterlets. For sale by
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath and uicinity
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Maine Female Seminary.
At GOrham, Me.

rNHE SPRING TERM will commence on Thursday,
1 February ~ Applications for admission shonldbe
made early
TERMs-Board and tuition S25 90 per halEsession
lone ouarrer) THE usual extra charges for Painting
Music and Languages. Increased iacik,ies will be
forded young ladies for the prosecution of their ed
ucation whether in the solid or ornamental branches
Circulars containing INSTRUMENTATION, viii be furnish
ed on application to the Principal
EDWARD r. WESTON.
JOHN WATERMAN, Secretary. SWISS
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lust received at w ROBERTS. prime 10, oil
y Mems Grained Boots. Call and examine, I'd door
north OF Owens Auction Store. 90
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SLEEPER d ROGERS, Proprctors
The Boston weekly Journal

Is issued every Thursday morning No - State street
Boston; printed on fair white paper and clear type. II
is of the arges, class weekly newspapers; made
with great care expressly for country circulation aud
forms complete record of the age in which live
Every event of general interest which this
the other side of the Atlantic is duly chroncled .nd
manner TO interest, while il ene hIens and instrucis
No article, paragraph or advertisement, which would
offend the most asdious is admitted into It's col
umns while no expense spared by the publishers
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
Clocks ! Clocks ! 7!

A GREAT variety Of eight day and thirty hour
CLOCKS, for sale Cheap.
r. H G. MARsToN'S
Bai h. Feb is. 1851. IS
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.-We copy the fol-

IMPORTANT IF TRUE.-We copy the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Auburn Advocate
Of Wednesday,
Mr.. |. l.. Burdick, of Utica, has succeeded
in inventing cylinder printing press, which
is certainly far ahead of anything now in
use. This press prints both sides of the
paper by one revolution will print twice as
fast as Hoes and does its work as well or
better than the Adams press, and it requires
but halfthe labor in feeding it, while the cost
Of the machine, ii is believed, will be less
than that of any power press. There is one
OF these presses now al work in Utica. Print
ers, and al! concerned in the business, will
do well TO call and see for themselves.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
Joyful Intelligence !
-iaother Life Sared after the Doctors could do no
more

dnother Life Sared after the Doctors could do no
more.
BAH, Me-. Feb. 81, 1915.
DR. Bradlee-Sir-I take pleasure in giving you a
statement OF the beneficial effects Of Buchan's Hunga-
ran Balsam, on my daughter, who had been for a
Der OF yeats afflicted with bad cough pain The side,
raising blood, and all those pains and troubles which
attend That Insidious disease, CONSUMPTION. ]
employed several distinguished physicians at great ex-
pense who atler numerous visits. and many expert
ments, finally declared that
THEY COULD DO NO MORE!
| was then advised by friend try Buchans Hunra-
rian Ba,sam did and the result has been most S.
tonishing Ny daughter is ENTIRELY CURED, and is
now attending TO her accustomed duties paid Two
hundred dollars for physicians and medicine, wilhou,
any sort of benefit while Six Dollars worth of Hunga
rian Balsam had removed the disease, restored the
strength, and brought on healthy action
am gratefully yours,
JOHN YOUNG.
David F Bradlee & Son, 1870 Washington 81, Boston
Sole gents for the L. States and British Provinces
American price, one dollar per bottle
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

Miss Hannah E. Woodbury., of Beverly.
summed from the railroad cars near Salem,
while the train was at full speed, and escaped
without injury With the other passengers,
she was alarmed by large stone being thrown
against the car. Her safety was in some de
gree owing to foot passenger catching her
dress as she jumped from the platform'-Post.
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SPOKEN.

Feb 9th, of Key West sgnalized ship Emma Field,
I'm Orleans for Liverpool.
Feb 49, lat 40 As, passed ship Vermont of Bath fin
York for Savannah.
Dec s, lat 90 :, Ion IS % W. ship Hannah Croker fin
Boston July 9th, for san Francisco.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

Austrian Reply to Mr.. Webster. There
is rumor at Washington, says the cores
pondent of tie Ledger, in diplomatic circles,
that spicy reply from Prince Schwarzem-
berg, Secretary for Foreign Affairs at Vienna.
is on the way TO Washington, in reply 10
Mr.. Websler's letter 10 ChevaIier Huseman.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
The Washinglon Glohe publishes the fol

lowing notice:
"Ihc Daily and Weekly Glo5cs.-Thc Typo
graphical Society Of tails city having raised
the wages of journcymcn printers twenty
per cent, these papers cannot he printed
without serious loss 10 the proprietor
therefore they will be discontinued on the
4th of March nexr. Subscribers to them are
hereby requested not 10 make remittacces
paying beyond that date
The Boston Post says it is reported that the
establishment has been sold to Mr.. Benton
and John Van Buren,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
Fire and Weather Proof Paint,
or Artificial Slate.

THIS well known and desirable article for covering
roofs and sides OF buildings, rendering them mper-
v:ous 10 ERE water, be Obtained OF the subscrl
bers, who keep constantly on hand full supply:
z. HYDE Co.
Feb. %, 1881.
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A Farm for sale.

A FARM containing rising fifty acres OF
- II good land. well watered, and buildings
Is:sR4 thereon, Also good Orchard. Said farm is
lE-lkA situated in Bowdoin, the road from Bruins.
wick 10 Gardider and seven miles from Richmond Vii
lage.
For further particulars inquire OF Samuel Odione,
near the premises or the subscriber on North Street
Bath JOHN NJ. POTTER.
Bath Feb y, 1851. 36tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

A frsclass business aud family newspaper. is issue
every afternoon. and contains vast ofmscela
neous reading matter and all the news by mails ant
telegraph commercial and business transactions shit
news &c each day, up 10 the of publi al
II is delivered 10 Subscribers in Boston and the ndjoi
ing cities by faithful carriers aud mailed subscriber
in the country sis detars y,ar and is sold al The
counter and the Railroad and Periodical Depo,s fol
t,co cents copy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
Arrival of the Ohio.

The Ohio from Chagres by way of Havana
arrived at New York on Saturday. She
brings no news from California in addition
10 that which we have before published. but
the mails are received by her. From Ha-
vana there is little news of interest.
She brings from Chagres $500 900 in gold
dust on freight. 1t is very gay at Havana.
Great preparations are making for the Car
nival which commences about the 4lh prox-
mo. The captain Ct vessel which arrived
at Havana on the Nth inst, reported an
American steamer with three masts, ashore
on the Bahama banks, about Is miles south
OF Gungey reef. She had signal flying,
but from the dstsnce he could not make her
out. He saw a number of wrecker> along
side and from appearances were trying TO
get her off.
The Ohio's homeward Passage has been
exceedingly boiserous, having experienced
succession of easterly gales from the time of
leaving Havana until her arrival at Barnesat,
which greatly retarded her progress, and
prevented an earlier arrival. The Ohio brings
$50 passengers, the nails, and large amount
of gold dust in the hands ofthe passengers,
in addition to that on freight.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
Administrators Sale of
real. ESTATE.
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.

THE subscriber wishing 10 close of his Winter S,o.k
Il 10 make room for his Spring Goods. would most
respectfully invite those in want Of such call asd ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
lie would call IA rcular attention his stock of Me.
mllic Rubbers-whrch for durability. surpassed bv
III the country. Among them may be feHnd La
dies Boois-do Bnskins and slipr ers-Geni's Heavy
Over Shoes-Misses' and Chidren's Boots, Buskino
and Slippers
The above stock viii he Sold reduced prices for
CASH. ]. w. ROBERTS.
2d door north Of Owens Auction Store.
Bath FeNI!,Is51 81
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED,

THURSDAY, Feb 90
Brig Baldwin, Montgomery, Savannah. On her pas
sage, when % miles Sc of Cape Hatteras picked up a
square bale of cotton, No %, letters mntelgible.
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Ate TON!
Go No "o

EFI3E BATH MECHANIC RIFLEMEN will hereaf-
ter meet at their Armory, every THURSDAY EYE
LNNG df7 O'Clock.
Fine for non-aitendancs 25 cents.
Pepordsr Of the: Conmaad!nE OGcsr,
emfS A. J. POTTER. CLERK.
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To DoIinOWents,

LII persons who indebted TO the subscriber
II coun, of Subscription to the Eastern Times from Dec
1915 March Sh, 1885, and for bills contracted during
that oI Advertising and Jobwork, requested
to make payment without further delay.
Bath Feb 25, ISL 3w
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

TUCK Chains, Anchors, Cordage &c &C, for sale by
~ the subscribers al the lowest market price
Il. HYDE Il Co.
Bath Feb %, 1851
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To Ship Builders.

Y HYDE Co. having been appointed by Mr..
celebrated Jgger Windasses, Gipsey Wfndasses, Side
Wnches, Patent Ship Veniilaors, &C., otIer them
for sale at the lowest manufacturers prices
BAH, Feb. y, ISL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

Ferer So es. Female Co1npl ints, Eyri, iye-
las Loss Of appetite, PimpIS, Bi es
Genera DEBILITY &c. &c.
TN this preparation have ali restorative prop
crtles combined and concentrated IN their
utmost strength and efficacy. Experiments were made
III the manufacture of This medicine unh II was found
il could he improved Accordingly we find ii
sorted TO almost universally IN cases OF scroula Liver
Diseases Salt Rheum, General Preservation o The Vital
Powers and all those ormcntne diseases Of the skin
trying the palienoe and injurious 10 The health 1t
is tome, apeTient and dIsenecant IL acts snuane-
upon The stomach the circulation and the 6oUels,
and thus three processes wslch are ordinarily The re-
suit three different kinds of medicine, carried on
the lime Ihrosgh the fundamentally Of tais ors
remedial agent There ar: many ways etreevlnG pam
the time being, but there is only one way oiremov
ing disease No palliative, no anodyne NO tropical ap-
pcalicn VIII remove IT. 1t mast pe auaeNeu ans
source IN the funds of the body, which convey the poi
the localities where ns developed u lnna
sores, ulcers, tumors abcesses, SanduarswellhssS
as the may be.
These fluids be reaehed acted ePons Psrihea by
some powertuI agent. Such agent is SANDS Sarsa~
p,r;1 which nenv sjinautes while il disinecs and
yneIs from the somach and bowels all thai is lrEiia
ing and at the time restores their vlGor and tone.
~ rea mrri, is that il and tsnlisssthc active
nrincipie ofdfseass itself and when that gone lAo
| symptoms necessarily disappear The rapldny with
rbrb H. patient RECEIVERS health and strength under
this ,rinle influence is surprising Each new ia
,bch Il is applied furnishes in the result GER, g.
catr Of lis excellence and we have only 10 point TO the
accnmuia,ed testimony of mutndes who have expert
enced its effects convince incredibly itself Of ilsreaE
| value. :.
inc let,e from Calfpraia:-
MONTEREY. Jan Is, 1850
NEssRs A y D SASps:-fbeg Icave add nv ,e.-
timonv in favor of your Invaluable medicine hoping it
may lead uher unfortunate beings try lis effecI
and that shey may be benefl,ed as have been.
arrived here from the United States by The overland
route about the first Of October last. few days after
attacked with very disagreeable eruption of the
skim which my physician could not cure l happened
find your sarsapara IN in this place. and
membering the popularity of the medicine AT home.
purchased three boies which had the desired crsi OF
removing my difficulty entirely
With high regards, yours, &c
A
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

~ The immense circulation throughout n England,
and the large Of advertising patronage which the
above papers enjoy, enables the propretors TO IN
expenses for news, correspondence reports &C. that
but few establishments can afford.
c. ALL ORDERS, for either of the above news
papers, will with prompt aifeppn, and SHOULD be
addressed TO SLEEPER 4 ROGERS,
81 No ~ State ST, Boston, Mass.
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Citv of Bath,

NOTICE is hereby given that warrants have been
N issued for meetings Of the inhabitants of the city i'll
their respective wards, on MONDAY the thrd day OF
March next 10 clock IN the forenoon for the cleo
non of Mayor and other city officers.
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk
Bath Feb. "a, ISL. lw3o
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GI dQsQr6 Ia @y@@.

In Winthrop, Benz Smith, Principal Of Litchfed Acad-
envy, Miss Helen Carr also Henry Woodward Of VIM
throp Miss Sarah Carr both daughters of Dea Dan
iel Carr of Winthrop.
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A CompIetc Family NcwsDapcr.


Ii contains vast amounf OF reading matter, su-
hcentiy varied character 10 suit all tastes. Ms News
DEPARTMENT is full, and may be relied upon for
CIV Its LITERARY DEPARTMENT embraces reviews and
selections from all the leading works issued from the
American Press. In the ARTS and SCIENCES, mnch
is exercised 10 record every new discovery and nven-
ton. In AGRICULTURE il takes deep interest and be-
sides full and reports of The Legislature Asr-
cultural meetings held AT the Stale House during The
winter present articles from the auhen sour
ces both Foreign and Domestic, upont he Improvements
made the science, wcllas the praclica BILE di-
Of husbandry. In PoLrTcs il aims 10 lay it.
resders faithful account of the movements great
parties country-n order that patrons may read
and Judge for themselves It's CoRREsPoNIENcE is ex-
tensive and varied and will be found interesting and in
slructve. Its COMMERCIAL and Business Departments
are under the OF sSful and competent persons
Each number contains review of the Market for the
week; the Wholesale Prices CURRENT a review OF the
Money Market, with the latest quotations of stocks at
the Brokers Board; Reports OF the Cambridge and
Brighton Cattle Markets. Ship News. &c. and the
latest news from the South, by MAILS and TELE;-
GRAPH, up 10 the hour of going press; the whole
presenting
More Current Ne,rs Of the Week than anu other
Weekly published in Boston.
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% g 81 t ii s..

In Thomaston, Charles Elwell, infant of Capt Ru
fiis Crawford, aged about year.
Iu south Thomaston, Mr. Isaac Bunker, formerly Of
Eagarton, Mass aged IS.
In Hallowen, Mrs Martha Page wife of w Page Of
Newburypot Mass, and daughter of Edmund Crowell Of
Dexter aged "a
In Cape Elizabeth sah 10th, Mr. Samuel waterhouse,
lsQ
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The Semi-Weekly Journal
Is issued Tuesday and Friday mornings al 81 90
The Journal for California
The Boston Daily Journal

Made up expressly for the California market is publish
ed once in Two weeks, and regularly mailed by eac
Mail ) teamer, al 81 oeuis per number.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
Cement,

" HYDE & Co. have constantly on hand and for
Ii. sale the best article otCEMENT now in use.
Eeb d 1851
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Topsham Academy.

THE SPRING TERM of this institution will com
L mence March 10, 1851.
A. ID WHEELER, S,,;..
J. CLEMENT,
Topsham Feb. ~. ISL. 2w36
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Citv Accounts.

A IL persons having demands, against the City ~
n Ba,h. hereby notified present their claims IL
either ofihe undersigned bc're the 20h February
inst the roll OF accounts for the present Munich pal
year will then be made up; and all hills remaining
outstanding, must necessarily be passed 10 tho
next year. OTIS k1NBPTI. COMMITTEE
CHAS. CLAPP, JR. Accounts.
Bath Feb 0, 1851 2Vs34
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For Sale.

A NEW fine toned Piano Forte, from one of the hes
Il MIanufaci cries in the country. very valuable in
strumen and will be sold low.
sc MORRISON & THORNTON
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20 Agents Wanted.

WANTED by the subscriber, twenty active men OF
w good character and address, canvass this Stale
with New and Pictorial History. Constant and lucra
tive employment given. F. Is. SINONTON.
3Itf Browns Corner. Me.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27

The most important Of every mans educa-
ton, is that which he gives TO himself
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-27
Superior First Sort Potash.

OF extra guilty for the manufacture of good family
" soap. also Sal Soda, Rosn. &c for sale at the City
Market by A & PAGE.