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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-04
State of Maine,

LINCOLN, $50 the Sherifs of several Coun-
ties of Line Din, York, Cumberland, Kennebec Ham
cock, Washington, Oxford, Somerset, Penobsco,
Waldo, Franklin, Piscaaquis and Aroosiook, or eirl-
OF their Deputies any Constable OF the town of
in;he County of GREETING
WE command you 10 attach the goods and
I SEAL. w estate of William r. Best of Boston, in
49, the County Of Suffolk, and Common wealth Of
Massachusetts master mariner 10 the value of
dred and fifty dollars aud the said Best iii he
appear III your precincl) appear before
lice of our District Court for the ddle District nexu
10 be holden al Wi>casset, within and for County
Lincoln the fourth Tuesday OF February pexl, then
and there III our ga id Court Jacob Rob
inson, of BAH. III the County of Lincoln gentle man, in
plea of The case. for that the said def said Bath on
the day Of The purchase OF this wni being indebted
the pf IN the sum OF one hundred and twenty eight dol
lars according 10 The account annexed
WM. T. BEST
TO Jacob Robinson, DR..
For House Rent from March Isl, 1873, 10
Nov. 18th, 1850, al SIS per year, SI2s,0O
Reed Payment,
In consideration thereof then and there promised the
pin To pay him the same demand; vet ihou- h
requested the def hath paid the same hui neglscis
and refuses to do it, To the damage Of the said Robin
son, ths he salihl 10 the of hundred and fiji V
dollars which shall then and there be made appear
with other due damages And have you there this
with your doines therein
Witness, RICHARD d. RICE, Esq n Wiscasset, the
30ih day of November, in The year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffy
Z B. BOWMAN, Clerk.
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BATH STEAM
CORDAGE MANTP iCT0RY.

THE above Mandatory during the past hav-
L ing been completely rehed V :th new machinery
including Engine, Tarring Apparatus and Spinn ng
neutrality-suspicious. all the latest improvements.
The propreiors would invite the enton of ship
owners and dealers IN Cordage generally, 10 their
adjustment, where may he found Of first
qualify Hemp aud Manila Cofdage which win he sold
hy cioiesale or retah the owest nfacnrers Pri
Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal 10 any in the
market furnished short notice and all orders from
III neghboring towns, will be promptly attended
Please call before purchatine elsetchere.
tf47 q Il D. r. DONNELI..
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DISASTERS.

Sch o ofOF Blackington, at Edgartown FIN Thorn
aston, for York. with lime ashore 26th on Chap
pequddc PIT had lost false keel and would have to dis
charge to get of
ship Given, FIN York, before reported dismasted
on smthvi,e NC, stated by tel have arrived at VIII
mington. ~ sa4 flaaf
topmast.
Ship Conqucror, BouelIe at York 25h ult, fin Liv-
erpool was in contact 70 on Bank with ship
slight damage The w lost bowsprt and cutwater and
the crew went on board the c, bat returned
ing finding her in safe condition. Capt states that
when in contact II was midnight and the fog dense
chat he could not distinguish objects the length Of his
ship distant. sA
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Coad's Patent Graduated Galvapic
Battery, and Patent Inslla-
.N ted Poles,
FOR MEDICAL RURPOsEs.

FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the afflicted tina,
he has purchased The Right of Coad's Patent Grad
unted 6alvanic Battery and patent Insulated Poles for
Lincoln County, Me- and now ready to sell ndividu-
al and town rights his Office al the residence OF Dr.
PRESCOTT the city Of Bath, and 10 operate on patients
with this useful instrument for the cure OF all
nervous and various other diseases.
TINS battery + The only sS cs ever !"
the human eye the the BRAIN, or to any other part
of the body, in finite gentle stream without shocks
pain, with perfect safety and with the happiest eff
fecis. This important instrument is now justly and
highly approved of by many of the most eminent phys
clans IN The country, to whom the aicted will be re-
TERED. Reference will also be given TO many highly
resEecaLl persons who have been cured by means of
this valuable appa Of some OF the invei
crate Disorders whclcould not be removes by
any other known means
Among others, il has been proved to be admirably
adapted for the of the following diseases VIZ, ner
headache and other diseases OF the BRAN. II is
with this apparatus only, before stated that you
the electric fluid with safety 10 the
sight dimness, amaurosis TO the ear TO
hearing, TO the tongue and ether organs 10 restore
speech and the parts of the body for
Chronic Rheumar,sm, Asthma, Neuralgia, or Tic Dou-
oureux, Paralysis Palsy Gout ,Cholera, st vus'
Dance, Epilepsy, weakness from spraiis some diseases
peculiar 10 females Lunacy. Contraction Of the Limbs,
Locked Jaw, &c. II restores bulk and funess 10 the
wasted limbs, restores stiff JOINTS strengthens weak and
old pc rsons. and prolongs life.
Patients coming from distance can be amply accom-
modaed with board, and all medical aid which their
CHARLEs n. LYNCH.
Bath. August 6, 1851. 7w7
The following communication will show the impor-
lance Of tins useful instrument in the city OF Bath
BArn. Juiy 30 ISL
Mr.. CoAD the Patemtee of Electro- Galvanic APP
pa ralus has operated in my office for nearly week
m m nahss
the operations, for disease OF the heart and deafness
and the Rev Robert Starr aged about seventy stated
i'll presence that he had been totally deaf his RICH,
hf yfour years. and after operations he could
hear more distinctly with il than The ..her
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Brig Amesbury, Colburn, Boston.
THURSDAY, Aug %.
Sch Gassabears, Baxter, FIN Eastern Shore Md.
Brig Virginia, Nelson, I'm Rappahannock.
FRIDAY, Aug 20.
Br brig Buffalo, Nelson, St John, NIB.
Brig Catherine Rogers Burke, Phila iephia
CLEARED.
Brig Young, Wooster, Calais.
SATURDAY, Aug 80.
ARRIVED.
Br brig VIM Young, Atkinson, st John, NIB.
Br sch Orr, McMullen. Moncton, NIB.
Sch c H Sampson, Berry, Boston.
CLEARED.
sloop Julia Ann, Wildes, Boston.
SUNDAY, Aug 81.
Brig VIM Crawford, Brookings, New York go
MONDAY, Sept !.
ARRIVED.
Sch Only Son, Noble, New York.
Sch Hylas, Snow, Boston. HaL
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DIR. MARSHALL,S
ABOMATIG CGTARRH AND HEADACHE SNUFF

DIR. MARSHALLS
AE0MATlC CATARRH AND HEADACHE SNUFF
This SNUFF has proved the most effectual RENE
dial Agent known for removing
Cold in the Head, the Headache. and an
Catarrhal Affections.
1t relieves the patient of Giddness or Dizsiaess in
he heGd-of all WHIZZING OR BUZZING SEN
SATION such as are produced by too great flow
and pressure Of blood upon the 6raiu,Scures the
Headache, and Is theonly agent known upon which
you can rely with confidence for COMPLETE
RADICAL CUKE Of that most troublesome disease,
The Catarrh.
II clednses strengthens and restores to healy action
al those organs and membraneous passages of he head
the obstruction of which produces Pam in the Fore
head and region of the Eyes, sort Of snung tn The
Nose. sense Of matter dropping from The Head into
The Throat &c.
All these it cures easily and speedily, and the
most Confirmed Cases Of Caaafrhy it usually
cures in FEW MONTHS.
It's an unfailing cure for Bleeding ut the
Nose, if persevered in but short time"
There is a spurious article in the market, put up
by H. C. Gridley, which dealers and buyers will do
well to avoid.
The test of the genuine, is to that it bears the
name of Charles BoUen, late of Mddle6my now Of
Montpelier, Vt
c. W. ATWELL, Portland, Me-, Wholesale Agent.
To whom orders for supplies of the medicine may be
addressed.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; E. T.
Gatche and VIM Baker, Brunswick-and by Druggist
and dealers in Medicine generally 47tf
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.


JUST published. the Life and Public Services of EN-.
y ANDREW JACKSON, seventh President OF the
United Staes including the important OF his Stale
Papere with the Erlogy delivered by the Hon. Geo
Bancroft Edited by JOHN 8. JENhINs,A NJ. Publish
ed by GEO. DERBY Co., TO whom all orders should
be addressed
Now that all that mortal of jackson, Is gone from
among and there remains OF the once great man but
the memory OF his acts-now that party strife and po
cal turmoil longer buffet his and fame be-
tween The gaus of opposing iciionsow that the dead
may claim, what few Distinguished men ever received
while living, the dispassioa,e judgment of their fellow
men, is the tin. for the life Of Andrew Jackson To
he written new generation is sprngig up, TO which
tho deeds Of his life will he matter of history and II
is right thst should receive its knowledge OF Them,
through a medium free ,f prejudice and party spirit
1.-The question of the Union brings up his action on
the notification question. and in The very words which
Bancroft in his euloey in ls45. applied 10 the author Of
the proclamation The Union-if must be preserred.
The whole influence The past M okcd favor Of
the constitutions from the counci-chamber of the faith
who moulded our institutions; fro, The hall where
American Independence was declared, the clear. loud
cry utiered-srhe Union-it hinst be preserved
From every battle field of the Reyviudon-from Lex
Inson and Bunkers Hill-from Saratoga and York
iown-irom the field of Eunw-frum the cane-brakes
that sheltered the of Marionihe repeated, long
prolonged echoes came up-'rhe Uniop-h must he
preserved From every valley IN our fand-rom ev
cry cabin the pleasant sdesffom the ships
wharves-from the Of hunters in west
ernmos praires-from The living minds Of the living
millions of American reemen--from the thicky coming
glories offuuriy-the shont The sound OF
many waters-"fhe Union-it must be Preserv d.. The
address from which This passage whs'ahe Us pfiheu al
length in The present volume being we believe the on
~ form in which is al present accessible We have
also judcious selection of Jackson most memorable
State Papers his Veloes the Proclanation Messages,
Inaue ural and Farewell Address There u.s. too, re-
print of Dr. Beihunes sermon on his deaih An excel
lent full length portrait a fronspece to the volume.
which is n crediahle specimen of the rising Buffalo
press"-Li erary World
10 Our authorized Agent will call and present The
,onk for inspection.
NB-Agens wanted 10 sell the above work IN all the
States in The Union Apply postpaid TO
GEO. DERBY CO.
s,ys 164 Main Street, Buffalo.
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DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS.

FOR THE TofERr, THE NURSERY, FOR bArHlNey
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPosEss
HIGHLY perfumed by It's own ingredients, Recon-
-; mended BY the faculty Of almost every European
Io established under the patronage Of almost ev-
sean in London and Paris and thousands OF inc
d.irh; :, no make daily Of II ir1R. York, Pha<
y.nI a boston Il is the greatest luxury lady or
.on,e., "ulu wisn for the improvement Of heath iof
soo,hing s.n.n,o. emneiltshment, ami It's delicate
TO the complexion.
we give rev 1.-THE prominent properties Of tho
BALM OF THOUSAND FioyEEsy
already well established by actual experience.
FIRST.
This Balm remedies eUery defer Of IA.
and establishes in It's stead Beauty and Heath =, ~.
time when both, by the changes Of age freaks Of n.
ture or disease, have been obscured and unde rmiped
il cleanses the skin, AMI draws To the surface impu1
sunburn. sallowness and freckles impair.
ing the skin its original purify, and an surpassed
freshness rendering il clear smooth and white.
SECOND.
the grorfh and fHersdse Of the HAIR cdrsE
At to eurt in the natural manner.
II cleanses the head from dandruf giving vgor health
and life 10 she very roots OF the hair
THIRD.
hisa superior article Sharing being superior to ali
seriPtions Of Soaps Creams, Pastes &c.
Asa DENTRIFIcE Tor cleansing the Teeth. il ia by far
the medicinal OF compound yet discovered
preventing decay, relieving pain ulcers and canke rs
and renders the teeth white alabasier For tue
suffering and for hr hing tor sue ting iffn and for
adults Iopfomcie Of body cleanliness health
and strength and prevent eruPtions &c. there mo-
article suitable Than this Balm. II may be used in
cold or warm, hard or self water
FETRLDGE 4 co.,
Manufacturers and ProYriefdts-BOSTON.
SAWYER & MAG DUN and VIM. B. STEARNS
gents for b ith, where the above may be found at
wholesale aud retail
JuiV is 1y6
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


BosTON-Ar 27th, schs Rolando Pitcher, waldoboro
Florida, Oliver and Exeter Curtis Bath Banner. Brain,
ard, Gardiner. '
Cid; brig Almira, Brown, Thomaston; sch c samp-
Ar 18th, brig Gen Marshall of Thoma.ton, Fuller, Phil.
naelPhis schs Grape, Cressey, Bath, James Brewer
Cid brig Susan spoard spoffard, Thomsston, to load
for New Orleans.
Sid, ship Sarah burlington.
AT 18th, sch Mary Ann, Williams, Bath
Ar 30th u bark wyandotte, Webb, from Havana 18th;
brig MARYLAND, of wsldoboro, Yates, Philadelphia
Cid. bark vesta, Finn, Philadelphia.
NEW YORK-Ar 9th, Rhine, Doane, Hsvre Georg-
es, Fales, Bordeaux.
es. (of Thomaston) Fales, Bordeaux.
Cid, ship Carioca, Pray, Glasgow.
Cid 18th, bark Mary varney, sturges, Mobile,
Ar 29th ship Trenton of Bath Torrey San Francis-
April 5th and los days from Caao schs Eben Her.
bert, Bengal and B Pitts, Rockiand Slst, Mary and
Bolivar, do.
Ar st inst, schs Bengal and Richmond, Rockland.
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 18th ult, bark Isnardon, New
sAvANNAH-cld Esd, brig A Lancaster, Moore,
Bath.
Went to sea 22d, brig Leontine Merryman, Bath.
Norfolk. ~.
Below asth ship junias Cooper, fin Newport E. at an
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, ship Caspian, Trufant,
Pensacola.
NEwARK-Ar prev to 9eth ult sch Hope, -, Rock
land.
NEwPORT-Cid 2Gth ult, brig Cardiff, Melville, Ha-
MoBILE-Cld Goth, ship Huntress; Lambert, Liver
WILMINGTON, NC-Cd 9Th, sen H Mason, skol-
field Curacao.
NORFoLK-Ar 9th, sch Elizabeth, Harrington, Thom-
aston.
GLoUCEsTER-Ar 27th, sch Texas, Gardiner for
FALL RIvER-sld 26th, brig Harriet Newell, Warren,
Philadelphia.
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Na 81 T T. 81 95eg.

In Brunswick, Mr. Isaiah Stetson of Bangor Miss
Eliza G Griffin, of b.
In Boothbay, Mr. W Fisher Of Bremen to Mrs Mary
A Weston Of Augusta.
In westboro', Capt Nelson Ham Of this city to Miss
Virginia Crooker of Boston.
In Andover, Mr. Charles Gregg Of Andover TO Miss
Catherine Orr of Brunswick.
In Rockland, Mr. Almond Judkins to Miss Elizabeth
Sherman, all of r.
In Boston, Mr. Luther Soper Of Oldtown to Miss Al
mira II WEIGH of this city.
In Thomaston Mr. Henry T Rivers to Miss Mary J
Dunbar.
In Portsmouth. H. Capt Peleg Curtis Of Harpswe to
Mrs Elizabeth Clough Of Portland.
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N6W UOOO0!
THE subscriber has just received large assert meni
l. OF fresh FAMILY GROCERIES, which, in add
ton his former stock, comprises of the largest IN
the city, among which
Old Hysom TEAS, Oolong Teas,
Young do do Ninyong, do
Souchong do
Old Govt Java COFFEE, Pernambuco Coffee,
Rio do ST Domingo do.
Dutch Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
ST Croix do Porto Rico do
Havana do.
observation-disclosures and Box Raisins-Cur-
rants-Burnng Fluid, extra quality-Bar Soap-Mo
ali other articles usually kept in Grosery
Store. To be sold al the lowest prices for cash.
X. r. SMITH,
Opposite the Sagadahock House.
Bath, June 25, 1851 If
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D c s. { ii 8.

In this city, I'd inst, very suddenly Capt VIM Craw
ford, aged about so years.
In this city, Aug 18th, Amanda Small, aged 81.
In this city, Sept l, Albert Henry Mathews aged 8
months
In woolwch, Sept l, Miss susannah Thwing, aged "a
years.
In Ipswich, 22d ult John Stamford ESQ. for many
years a resident of this city, aged II.
In Hallowel, Miss Caroline Fitzpatrick, aged is wears
and 10 months
In Rockland, Alex and Francis Marion, children of
Eben'r Alden.
In Cushing Mrs Hannah, widow of Capt Adam Wiley,
aged SO.
In Topsham, Mrs Jane T, wife of Nathaniel Walker,
Esq aged IS.
In Topsham. after short but very Illness Nathl
Walker ESQ aged 70 Miss Marcia youngest daughter OF
the late John Godfrey, Esq, aged "a.
In Ssco, Mrs Mary Cone, wife Of Rev Cone,
aged IS
In Augusta Jackson county, Ark, Mr. George Chandler
eldest of the late John Chandler of Augusta Me-
aged 80.
In Boston, goth nit, Miss Clara A. daughter Of Calvin
Robhins Of Buckheld, aged % year. and 10 month";.
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UoImau's Chest Supporters

RE the best offered for sale-Ihey easy I
n be worn nd keep the chest aud Shout iers i'll jus
the right position. s SHAW, Sole Agent.
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Ship Trenton of Bath, at York 3ath-fm Calao had
heavy gales OFF Cape Horn, sprung mammas stove bull.
,garks and received other damage June IA
Sch Texas, fin Gardiner for Providence pu uto (,lou
cester 9Th with mainmast sprung -
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Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that by vir,ue. of n license
~ Court will be exposed tor sale the hou
of Mrs Helen Wright, in Woolwich, on SATURDAY, the
27,h day Of September next a, o'clock p. NJ, much
of the real estate Of Franklin Wright, late of Wool.
witch, deceased, as will raise the sum of one hundred
and eighty dollars for The payment of his debts and
cdenal charges Of sale.
Notice of sale TO be given by publishing in the Eas-
tern Times three weeks succcssivcly the first publica-
10 be thirty days before the sale. rrr
HELEN WRIGHT, Adminsirairix
woolwich, Aug Is, 1851. Sw9'
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Best Sporting Powder.

MANUFACTURED by the hazard Powder Compa
M ny also Shot, Percussion Hats and Caps Wads ant
every description sporting aprai aius for sale by
J. F. McKEVNEY, Gun SIN III
Bath, Aug. 12. 1851. OH
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I. H. DUPEE,
DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST,

NO0HS 0OeT M0TT1S0nS Cdrpel N0re.
l. H. ectully informs his friends and the public
that he has fitted Rooms Morrsons Store Front
street, where he will be happy upon all who may
favor him with call Pictures neatly put up in Pins,
Rings Lockets and Cases of every description
best manner at the lowest prices and warranted to
suit. All work done with large Sky-Lght. ly9
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Marine Insurance.

THE undersigned Agent for several Boston and other
i Ofhces will insure against MAINE RftKs on Yes
sels Freight Goods and Effects, 10 any amount re.
CURED Il The usual rstes Policies issued and losses
promptly paid a Bath Claims underwIjte adjust.
ed and collected. JOHN H. kIMHALl., s-Y4
Once nearly opposite Ssgsdshupk House
Bath, July -, ISL, ly3S
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The Great Remedy fOT Sea Sickness.

sOLD ny
M 10 g. e. H d ID e II & CO.,
Al the General Depot for the popular Medicines,
100 Court Street, Boston.
For sale by A. g. PAGE, Bath; VIM.
Baker and NJ s. Cleaveand. Brunswick; E. Dana,
Wiscasset; W II. Barnard. Waldoboro--and by Drug
gisis and Medicine Dealers throughout the land
3ms52
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Flour, Pork, Beef and Cheese.

lust received by the subscriber, per brig Caiherin
d direct from New York, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as
d-Empire-Cahoun-J Beach-B Usher.
Also. Common brands
Also Buckwheai Flour-Chcago MESS BEEF
New York do do-Boson do do-MESS PORK-New
York CHEESE-Boston do All OF which will he sold
cheap for cash. r. X. SMITH.
Bath, June %, 1851. ltf
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THE old original Dyer's Washing FLUID, the first and
best Fluid made. that will not rot the cotbes-Pa-
tent Soap-and Washing Powders for sale by
A. G. PAGE
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FOREIGN PORTS.

(Per Stea,nsh As,a1
Ar at Liverpool Aug IL, Harriet. Berry, New York;
Rebecca, Sawyer, do.
Sid l4th, Rhine Harvard Philadelphia.
Ar 18th ult, ship Sarah Hyde, Lowell, st Stephens
NIB.
In the river outward hound, Buena Vista, Howard for
New York.
Ar at Falmouth 10th, T Southland, Bishop, Havana.
Ar at Heivoet 18th ut, ship South Carolina, Stewart,
New York.
Cid at London 18th, Geo Patten stinson Bremen,
ballast
Ar at Glasgow 18th, Emma Watts, Watts, York via
Greenock
Sid from Cronsadt sth u,, ship Tropic, Smith, Liver
pool
Adv at Havre 9th ult, ship New England, for New Or
leans
Ar at Bordeaux 1lth, Clinton, Desno Gronstadt.
A at st Helena June 18th, Monterey, McManus, CAL
cutta, and sid 18th for London.
Trieste-In port 9Th ul ship Arlington Ryan for New
York.
Cronstadt-In port 9th, bark Indian Queen, Drummond
for Boston, to wall for sheet iron.
Bristol-m port l4ih ship Josephine, rornholm for
York, abt ready.
SPOKEN.
Aug lat So, Ion is, ship Caroline Dow, fin Havana
for st Petersburg.
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TamarimdS -CitrOn-Currant
PRESERVED GINGER, Strawberries, Raspberries
L Plums, Peaches, Marpelade, 6uava Jelly, &c, fol
sale al the City Markedly A. PAGE.
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New Goods.

NOW opening al the Auction Store. a large assort-
IN of seasonable Dry Goods such Dress Gods
Broadcloihs. Doeskins Cashmareus-for Summer Coats
Brown and Beached Sheeiihgs, very cheap.
Bath. June "a. ii. w. OWEN.
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Townscnd's Sarsaparilla.

A LARGE supply Of this most valuable remedy 70
n sale al the City Market by A. IT, PA6E
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Peaches, Applcs, Pears.
The Old Overs Washing Find.

DINE-APPLES-Waierm lons-Oranges-Cocoanu
and all other kinds of fruit for sale at the CITY MAJ
ket by A 6. PAGE.
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ParaSOlettS.
Havana Cigars.

OOO PARASOLS and PARASOLETTS now
<OO opening and for sale nj Auction prices by
Bath, June3, 1851. H. w. OWEN.
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To Painters.

lust received, LOT OF The very best quality PAINT
D BRUSHES, and Tor sale very cheap by
J.W. WEIGH, No. Elm Street
Bath, July 10. 1851. Pima
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This wav, Gentlemen !!

L ERE IS prime lot Of GOAT BOOTS, which viii
sell al discount, have large stock hand.
Bath, June rs 1851. J. w. ROBERTS.
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NEW GOODS!

A SUPERIOR article, just received and for sale by
II June 25 1851. SMITH 4 CO.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-04

THE genuine artice-a valuable remedy for M
diseases, for sale ii the Gu Market by
A. G pAGJ
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Wrought Cashmere Shawls.
GOOD tmen just received ard for sal by
n Bath June 3, 1851. w. OWEN.