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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per steamship Canada
Cid from Liverpool 18th, Gen Berry, seavey, New Or
In the river, outward bound Arlington Pendleton for
New Orleans.
Adv 18th, ship Harvard, Andres, Charleston with
Emit for dg 18th, Ellen Maria, whitmore, for New Or
leans 18th, Washington, Wlkie, Mobile.
In port dg Harriet Augusta, Robinson, for Orleans
Rockaway Bosworth, for Philadelphia.
Ar at Portsmouth 10th, London, Heberd, London for
New York.
Ar at Plymouth 18th, Brunswick, Thomas, HAVE via
Deal for New Orleans boats stove &c, and men lost
overheard
Ar at Glasgow I1th, Genoa, Kelley, N York.
In the Clyde, ldg, Mary, for Boston.
Ar Havre llrh, ship Old England, Lowell, New Or
Jeans.
Ar at Cadiz Jan 4th, Damariscove Mabee Rio Grande.
Ar ut Singapore Dec 3 Macedonia Snow, San Francis
CO. and sid 4ih for Calcutta 3d. Zenoba, Jackson, do,
and sid for Bombay.
Hong Kong-Ar 2lst, ship Iowa, washburn, from San
Msnilla-In port Nov 10. ship shanungo. Patten for
Boston, abt 80 days.
In port Nov 2ls ship shanunga Patten for Boston 80,
before.
CaIcutta-In port Dec 10, ship Hampton, Davis, for
London, unc /. =.
Palermo-In port Sd ult, brig Josephine, - for N.
Cardin-In port 10th ult, ship Nathl Thompson Muir
tlasgow-in port Eth ult, ship Genoa, Kelley, for
York, Feb l.
Rio Janeiro-Ar Dec 18th, brig stephen Young, New
Orleans
Halfax-Ar Cd, sch Mary, Bond, Boston,
Sid 3lst ult, sch Ida, Boston.
In port Dec 2lst ship Jas Cooper, Fner, for Cali
forna. "a r>-.-.
Honolulu-Ar Dec 9Th, bark Sarah Boyd. whitmore,
San Francisco 1Ith Almeida, Thayer do and cid goth
for Lahana.
Cienfucgos-Cid goth ut brig Harriet Marston, Trim
idad n~atfrr Erfts t.t-r
Havana-Ar 3st ut, bark Orline 81 John, Rodbird for
Boston. itr .4faL .N-.. '''.
Ar 18th, J Guntenburg, Simpson, Bath e. l
Matanzas-Ar 18th ult, sch Three Sisters, Rumbu,
Cardcnas-G Going in 9Th, bark w Bridge from Hav-
ana
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Citv of Bath.

In Board Of Aldermen, Feb IL, 1851.
Ordered, That the Mayor be requested 10 cause 10 be
published in all the papers Of this Cny the 4ih Section
OF the l63i Chapter of the Revised Statutes Passed
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk,
q II any person shall make, aid in making any lo
terry, shall hereafter ADVERTISE or make public any
scheme for any lottery, shall advertise offer for
sale any ticket part of ticket in any lottery or shall
sell or give away, negotiate or dispose OF or shall
purchase receive the same or shall have in his COS
session ticket paper purporiing TO be the num-
Der of any ticket part of ticket OF any lottery with
intent to sell dispose OF the same his own ac
count, agent for another he shall be punished by
fine, not less than one hundred dollars. and not ex
ceedng thousand dollars; one hall of which fine
shall be for the of the person, who shall inform and
prosecute for the same, and the other half the use OF
the state. 3w3i
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ETupttOhS, stuOO IN CHerS L. yer COmD{1iHf DuS-
Pepsia Bronchitis, S1H Rheum, Consumption,
Ferer SO es, Female Complaints Eyri,ipe-
las, Loss IF APpstite, Pimpi,s Bi es,
General Debi ity DC. &c.
IN this preparation have ali the restorative prop-
critics OF the ROOT, combined and concentrated in their
utmost strength and efficacy Experiments were made
III the manufacture of this medicine until il found
il could not be improved. Accordingly find il re-
soried TO almost universally in Of Serofa Liver
Diseases, Salt Rheum, General Prosraiion Of The Vital
Powers and all those toTmenins diseases OF the skin
trying 10 the patience and nnriousto The health II
is tonic aperen, and dsenectanl. II acts simutane-
ousy upon the stomach the circulation and the bogeI
and Inns three processes which ordiIia the re-
suit of three different kinds of medicine
The lime through the instrumentalty this one
remedial ogent There are many ways ofrelevine pain
the time being but there is only one way Of renov
ing disease No palliative anodyne no troplca ap
plica,on Will remove H. 1t must be attacked a,i,s
source, the fluids of the body which convey the poi
the localities where tits developed in inflammation
sores, ulcers, tumors abcesses glandular wengs
a $ the may be. t
These fluids mus, be reached acted upon purified by
some powerful agent. Such agent is SANDS Sarsa-
parilla which gently stimulates while il disnfrc,s and
expels the stomach aud bowels all that irrita
ting and ut the same time restores their vigor and
Its great merit is that il meets and the asiive
principle ofdisease ITSELF and when that is gone, the
symptoms necessarily disappear The rapidity with
which the patient RECEIVERS health and strength under
this triple influence is surprising. Each new case in
which applied furnishes in the result ceriif
cate of It's excellence and we have only point 10 the
accumulated testimony OF muliitudes who have expert.
enccd its effects, 10 convince ncreduy itself tsrea
value.
Lieut. Miller of,he Army has kindly us the follow.
ing letter from California
MONTEREY Jan is. 1850
MEssRs A & SANDs:-Ibeg leave add nv les
mony in favor of your invaluable medicine, hoping il
NAV lead other unfortunate beings Try lis efecls
and that III ey may be benehiied as have been.
arrived here from the United States by the overland
route about the first of October last few DAYS after
was attacked with very disagreeable eruption of the
skim which my physician could not cure. happened
to find your sarsapara ina store in this place. and re-
membcrng the popularity OF the medicine nj home
purcha sed three boes which had The desired effect Of
removing my difficulty entirely
With high regards, yours, &c
II MILLER, U 4.
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The Dead of 1850.

The London Times, in an eloquent review
of the year "that's gone and AVA" thus al.
ludes to the many distinguished deaths Of
that period. There is no year, Of course, in
which the grim scy,he bearer does no, cut
down many who have filled large space in
the worlds eye; but during the last one, he
has gathered notably large harvest of IA
nous names:- sati .s .7-. ... ,-
We are taking leave of a year of funerals,
and cannot omit the opportunity of passing
glance at the many great names, living and
fiourishing twelvemonth since, and now
added TO history. We have already alluded
TO Sir Robert Peel, Louis Philippe, and
President Taylor. We must add the Duke
of Cambridge; the Emperor of China, our
antagonist in the opium war; the American
Statesman, Calhoun the Prussian Minister !;
the Queen OF the feIgians; the Duke of Pal
mella the Chief Justice Doherty; Words
worth, Jeffrey, and Bowles; Miss Jane Por-
ter; Wyatt, the sculptor; Sir Martin A.
Shee; Frazer Tyler, the historian; the elder
Brunei; James Smith, the agriculIuraist !;
Neander, the German theoIogian; poor
Waghore, of the Overland Route, and many
other names. respectable in this age, and
venerable, perhaps,in the ages to come. All
of them, even the humhlesr, and we could
add many more snch, have deserved well of
their country, and contributed not a little 10
the happiness and the elevation OF their age.
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VERSATILITY OF LAwYERs.-When Judge
Parsons was a practising lawyer he was
employed 10 plead two cases in court, which
were precisely alike but in one he was en-
ployed by the defendant, and in the other for
the plaintiff. il happened that both cases
were tried the same day. He spoke half an
hour to the first Jury, The case was given to
them and they retired. When he appeared
before the second jury, he made use of very
different arguments from those employed by
him before, of which the Court look notice,
reminding him that he seemed to have
changed his tone, and repeated TO him what
he had said a few minutes before. Mr..
Parsons fixed his keen eye upon the Judge,
and replied :-"May it please your Honor,
might hane been wrong half an hour ago,
but now | am right" lie proceeded aud
Which the juries returned il was found that
he had gained verdcI in both cases.
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FEMALE LABOR IN THE MINEs.-The pa
pers are copying and making comments
upon an article in the Sonora Herald, in
reference 10 female working with her nus
band in the placers. This is not a solitary
instance Of the kind. We saw last April, a
French woman, standing in Angles Creek,
dipping up and pouring water into the wash.
er, which her husband was rocking. She
wore short boots, white duck pantaIoons. a
red hannel shirt, with black leather belt,
and Panama hat. Day after day she could
be seen working quietly and steadily, per-
forming her share OF The gold digging labor,
and though her slight form aud slender
leure, love and devotion to a fixed and
definite object, seemed to give her power and
endurance equal to The opposite sex. After
wards she accompanied her husband q
Murphy's New Digginss. She was modest
in her department, and apparently perfectly
devoted to her husband--Ah. California Dec
Is. ri
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To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEETHING. 1,
greatly facilitates the process of tcething by
softening The gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers. it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief and health to your infants, never has ii
failed if timely sed.-~perfectly safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS s. PERKINS. Price Is
cents a hottie.
N. p. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, aud attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DR.. A. Shaw, agt.
lyIl
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FpOu TIE STATE OF NAIVE.

The attention of the reader is called the following
certificate OF remarkable effected by using onIS
FIVE bottles of Sands Sarsaparilla
SIDNEY, ialaine,l April Is, 1850
Messrs A Il D SA Nps This is TO certify hat the
subscriber Of Sidney, County Of kemebec, Stale Of
Maine, has been afflicted more or less ever since nv
birth, with Scroula which continued 10 increase until
last February In January my legs were swollen I
could net get on boot stocking and had several
srre sores on me all the In this situation,
about TO give up in despair, when was advised try
sands, Sarsaparila had not much faith ia it, but /
sent 10 your agents Augusta, Me-, and procured bot
tie which did me much good sent and go, another
and continued until had taken five botiles am now
pc rfecriy welt any person who may read this letter
L afFcted with any disease of Serofuia, would most
sincerely recommend and advise Them TO make OF
sands Sarsaparilla IL amy person wishes further
formation abcr my caee, by calling upon
vince them of Inc healing power Of this medicine. q
Si,ncd, STEfHEN HAYWOOD
< Ps.-We are personally acquainted with Mr.. Hay
wood and believe his statement above 10 be true.
Signed, DILLINGHAM; h TITCOMB. Z
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A B L
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton 81 corner
of William. New York Sold alsoby Druggists gener
ally throughout the United States and Canadas Price
81 per bottle six bottles for SIS. VI M
/ For sale by A. . Page, Agentfor Bath. 3m27
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Presence OF. MINn.-A young lady pas
sing. down q steep street near,the E xohange
inthis CITY, before the lhaw commenced. was
overtaken,by one of the bhoys lying fiat up
on his sled, who was using the middle of the
street for coast the lady was undermine
the boys back Upon reaching the bottom
Of the hill, she rose with great elaboration
and remarked; Young man. If you had been
going the other way should have been pro-
voked with youi rs it is ] am under ohliga-
TONS The youth allowed she ought to be,
ito get good ride for nothing, and not haze to
drqp khe sled back r--Detroa Advertiser. 1
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IN order to make room for our Spring Stock we will
sell our present Stock, comprising OF the best
papers manufacturedl AT COST, for FORTY days.
Also-A lot Of small patterns nj great reduction from
SAWYER 4 MAGOUN. BOOKSELLERS
Bath, Feb II, 1851. "a
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers

THE subscriber wishing close of his Winter Stock
L 10 make room for his Spring Goods. would mos,
respectfully invite those in want of such call and ex
anime before pure Ina sing elsewhere.
He would call particular attention TO his stock of Me-
talic Rub5ers-which for durability are surpassed bv
none i'll the country. Among them may be found La
dies Boots-do Buskns and slippers-Geul's Heavy
Over Shocs-Alisses' and Childrens Boots, Buskins
and Slippers.
The above stock will be sold reduced prices for
CASH. J. w. ROBERTS,
ID door north of Owens Auction Store
Bath, Feb Il, ISL. 81
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BLIsss COMPOUND Con LIVER Or CANDy.-We would
call the attention Of readers advertisement OF
this unsurpassed curative for colds coughs influenza
asthma &C. We have never, in all experience, used
any remedy for these Affections that will compare with
this candy which possesses all the medicinal virtues of
cod liver OIL and is at the time agreeable
cie OF confectionery The oil has been limited In its
owing TO It's isuneraby bad taste and disagreeabc odor
from personal experience can recommend Bliss Cod
Liver Oil Candy but must caution readers against
numerous counereits. Inquire for Bliss's Candy and
receive other. For sale by
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath and riciuify
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w ouId soon be in a Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. n mercham PierYont
Centre dshtrbHa county, Chic wrote October lci.
and stated of CoSsUMFTTo% which the OF BEAST's
INDIdN Pulmonary BdISiM had effected IN MI.
WILLIAM CROCHET Of an al uiune Town. He said Mr..
Crockett had s relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found noe for the fatal hHnd of that
unreenng monster, Consumption had taken fast hold ks
vita and destroying and facilitating his body that
he skeleton. lie sitca by his ply clans
and all friends, who wuIld iah1bf qr6re But
this last extremity anu marvellous
yet is that the Of only fre bie, of BRANT's
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM has mic!rrched the hnnd
of the destroyer and ed Mr. Crocke 10 health and ho
Is now healthy, hearty, rugged man
S D. DAMN, Esq, er,arf and postmaster a Jefferson an
adjoining town, about the time. and stated
that he acquainted with Mr. CROCHET, ind testified hv
Crpr 4lrN bstbnr 1,,rd frrfs
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% c 81 { ii S.

In this city, Feb 9Th Mrs Anasatia Cushing aged -
years.
In this city, Feb sth, Flora Woodward aged months
In Phipsburg, Feb 4th, Mr. Thomas Cushing aged 81
years.
At Shaws Flats, California Nov 23d after brief i'll
ness, Jacob Berry, of Brunswick, aged 81.
Mr. Berry has been long and favoraby known to the
travelling community, as the proprietor Of the Tonne
Hotel, Brunswick.
In California, Dec 25, Willism Hitchcock, Of Me -
Dec 23d, William w Spaulding of Hallowell; Esd, John
Cook Me. ..'
In San Francisco Dec ast David Pengarce of Maine,
yed N
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DISASTERS.

Brig II Lowell, (of Thomaston) at n York FIN Larr-
experienced severe weather the pas sage head
braces, rails, &c.
The sch Nymph, Weber, of and FIN Lubec, cargo of
plaster and fish, bound to Boston, O'Clock PM Feb
5th struck sunken wreck miles south from Pemaa ud
Point hole in her bow, and down in 80 min
The took their boats and landed at Towns
end. No insurance vessel
All the passengers of the Martha Sanger lost in the
Caribbean Sea, have been rescued sixty aiken to
New Orleans; the remaining thirty taken TO Key
West.
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CALIFORNIAN. Greedy, of Maine, was
murdered al Savage's old camp on the Rio
Fresno, by Indians, who burnt the tents and
buildings, and fled to the mountains. Elgh-
teen out of a party Of nineteen we're frozen
TO death in one night on Feather river, where
the snow was fourteen feet deep! Very ex-
tensiye dry diggins have been discovered IN
the low ranges of hills between the Yuba
and Feather rivers.
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FueIrrvEs ARREsTED.-At New York on
Saturday Ernest Moses, German Jew,
and his wife, Sarah Farbarn, were arrested,
charged with stealing gold watches and jew
elry, valued at several thousand dollars, the
property of Mr.. Hsrnett, residing in London,
Moses was employed as steward aboard
steamer Empire City.
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED /!
A DOCTOR CURED!

DRJ w FRENCH Of HiNsdaie Hllsdrie Co., Michigan,
about the LIST of January Sia follows; :" have
been in the regular practice OF medicine IN this place Tor nn
years but Obliged 10 quit the practice of my profession
in consequence OF III health. WIS severely afflicted win
Chronic Disease Of The Lungs ms To corvirce me that HAD
CoNsuNPTioS, past doubt, coushed almost incessai-
~ night day. and had pans and soreness IN my
chest side and breast, tired The remedies recommended
ny the skul of the profession all TO no effect except
ing the and debility caused by them was prcu-
diced against patent medicines, and nave no faith in
generally But was inducrd-as experiment. more
through laitlI-to try bottle of BRANTS INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM; and do here acknowledge, for
the Of the afflicted whom il may that the
effect of ills tue most prompt and saatay Of
medicines witnessed the effect of IN all my prac-
ce Ny cough Immediately ,iered and in about eight
days was free from cough soreness OF e chesl and
PAIN and consider and pronounce myself wilt MAN.
Dr. French is respectable druggist at HIlsdae.
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valentino S

A SUPERIOR assortment Of Enghsh and American
n VALENTINES, from 81 cents 10 $500
These Valentines just imported, and are there
fore fresh and clean.
ALso-A prime lot of ENVELOPES and Valentine
Writers.
u NOW Is THE TIME-Cal NJ the New Book
siore-next door north of the Elliot House.
ELISHA CLARKE.
Bath, Feb H. 1851. 81
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs PRATT FOSTER, merchants Of Hesf CornpdH.
Conn., said BRdNT"S BiLSiM had effected cures OF such
hopeless of CONSUMPTION in their town. NM now Nc
other coughmedcine could be sold there that " had dsed
If the that physicians ana al me
friends said MUST DIE One gentleman IN particular as
far gone that his physician told him II was n % ae
any more medicine file then trhc hope % began TO
lake GRANTS BALSAM-Gor wELL-ond is soc as rcQ
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M 81 rW6Ma5eS.

In this city, 9th inst by Rev Mr. Skin Mr. Nathaniel
Morse TO Miss Harriet NJ Sewall, all of this CITY,
In this city, 5th INST, by Rev Fiske, Mr. Francis
Hart to Miss Mary Libby, both Of Bath.
liz Portland, 5th inst, Mr. Benjamin Cummings to
Miss Anne Appleton, daughter Of Judge Wells, all OF
Portland.
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Manv cousumptions Cured.

Mr. s. H. CLARK, merchant. Clyde. Uayne county n y,
wrote 10 inform us ihs BHANT'S PULMONARY BAL
SAM sold readily Clyde and said the statements Of
some Of our most respectable people and personal visible
can be relied medical virtues have cred
NAM eonsuptre persons. several of whom am acquainted
with who were hopclesy sick TO he considered by
physcians all friends. possibility OF cure; ard
vel te facts are BRANTS BALSaM has restored them 10
PERFEcr HEALTH"
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FITS, FITS. FITS.

Messrs. ]. X LIPPINCOTT SON. respectable mer
HIsyyore SHraH county, Peay wrote 10
May u, 1872 stating, among other HENEFrS which had
been derived from the Of BRANTS PULMONARY
BALSAM. that Of their customers had Just informed
that her child which had been subject 10 FITS for
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SPOKEN.

No date, lat N, Ion 80 W, ship Dfadem, from, for
San Francisco. ~ s,- M atfy wfFT
Dot a. nat II 81 N, lon 2Al W. bark Iris 50 days from
New London for Patagonia. f.4 ts
Nov 49, lat IS g. Ion 100 10, brig Crocus, As days from
San Francisco for Caoa nl
Feb s. lat 50 A. Ion 20 10, bark vesta, hence for
Savannah s7-f 4ry .fras
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City Accounts.
Southern Pine Lumber For Sale

'VHE subscribers Agents for the sale the above
Timber al the very lowest ratcs-to be del vered at
Darien Upper Steam Mill, Georgia.
PORTER &SMrTn
Bath, Feb. II, 1851. 3m34
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LYoeuno.

THE 14th Lecture Of the will be delivered hi.
"wednesday evening, Feb IL, at the City Hall, BY
Rev. Edwin Ii. Webb, Of Augusta
Commencing at O'Clock. Price of admission to a sin
gle lecture l2A cents Per Order,
f. ). ]. NE ALLEY, Sec and Treas
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Could not Live a Day longer

hessrs F. CALDWELL Co, of EAT Ostrcqo Osi--go Co..
N H., respectable druggists. wrote to We have just
heard through Mr. Whteran. respectable citizen Of this
plsce important of Consumption which BRASTs
1sDIAs PULMONARY BAIsAM has produced on the wife
acquaintance of his. who resides in the OF PAle
no. this county She had been long confined her bed
and dangerously diseased thai her friends believed
II impossible for her 10 lire than ONE DAY LONGER
But when all other hope utterly failed, she commenced
king BRANT-S Pulmonary B4LSdM. and its medical
efficacy has raised her from BED, that she is
going about and attending her doesfe household as and
duties She acknowledges and very evident that she is
indebted BRANT'S BALSAM for her recovery from
long and dangerous sickness; and her friends and
nnetiic nv
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I.rJNGs HLED-MUST DIE

Mr. S. TERRY, merchant, Rsror Graase eovs.y, ". H.
wrote August 81 1873: BRANToS medicine aoug
ders 1t has cured Of Consumption that all the
physicians had said 1ust die When he commenced taking
Branr's medicine he could rase his hand his head
he Ned at the lungs and every symptom seemed indicate
that he must die topsing TO alb he able TO la
and rides all the He
II has also cured lady of Consumption in Orleans
county. which her father says doctor eonfa
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- EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.
ARRIVED.
FaGDAy, Jan 81.
Sch Hylas, McFaddin, Boston.

The ship st Thomas, 7l6 tons, built Bath Me-.
has been purchased in Yok for the California trade on
private terms
Brig Sea New, $50 tons, built in Thomaston in lsi3
sold auction in York the eth for 200 cash
She purchased BY Mr. Wade, Of that city, for the AZ
rican trade.
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Bounty Land to Soldiers.

u late Act of Congress, Bounty Land granted 10
IL officers and soldiers OF the lsl2 and n the
rous Indian wars since 1890 In the of the death
OF the soldier. 10 their widows and :Inor children.
The undersigned being permanently located aIthc city
al Washington, and possessing thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the requirements OF the Government
Offices, prepared To attend procuring Bounty Land
warrants without jeopardy delay, and al but lille
pcnsc 10 The claimant.
Land located on the best Western lands and
the land sold, i1desrcd the advanla
Claims for invalid, Revolutionary aud Navy PEN
SONS back pay and every other description
ofclaims agansithe General Government, adjusted with
promptncss and despatch.
Persons desiring Information of friends. who are or
have hscn in the Army Navy Will forward 10 him ali
the particulars known of their service. together with
fee of one dollar aud their inquiries will be replied by
return OF mail Address. tpnst paid)
CIIAS e.. TUCKER,
32tf Washington Civ d C.
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20 Agents Wanted.

WANTED by the subscriber, twenty active men Of
w good character aud address, 10 canvassihs Stale
with New and Pictorial History. Constant and lucra-
tive employment given. +. b. SIMONTON.
3lu Browns Corner. Me.