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To CLEARA WELL OF Foul AIR. Put
a quart or TWO of unslacked lime into a
bucket and before lowering it into the
well, pour sufficient quantity of water
on the lime to slack it then let It down to
the water but not so as to go into it. In
a few minutes the well will be cleared of
the foul air The Stacking lime either ia.
king up the noxions air and forcing it
out of the well. London Builder
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lso Our time is like our money. When
we change guinea, the shillinys escape
as things of small account; when we
break a day by idleness in the morning
the rest of the hours lose their importance
in our eyes. .s1F}t9
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The Scmi-WeekIy Traveller

Il published al he same office TUESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS, nj SO a year in advance, and con
tains all the important indulgence Of the three
days precedng-Poitioal, Literary Scientific and Lo-
cal Particular atenIon paid 10 Shipping and Com
mercal matters. A Review of The Market, Prices
Cur emit Cattle Markets. &C., &C., are regularly fur
nlshed. .,. ---.E a-. .45s
Posi- masters sending S23 shall receive 10 copies of
the Semi eeky one year; or $40 Ill advance 20
copies 10 be directed 10 one address.
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b, An extravagant man, having built
costly mansion, remarked to friend as
be was. moving into it,. Now every
thing willgo on like clock work. Yes
was the reply, it will be lick, tick
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In all divorce trials the jury should be
composed Of six ladies and six gentlemen.
When female is on trial, sympathy has
more to do with the verdict than testimo-
nv or common sense. --..--
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STATE OF MAINE. y

..,.--....,s lS SENATE, Feb. q, 1852.
ers cause an altesied cory CT their peIiion With his
order thereon, 10 be published two weeks sncc.ssi
DAYS al least. before The third "Wednesday of Msre
1852 that all persons Interested may Then n,e"r u;
shew fany they have why The PRAYER Of mid
petition should not be granted 49, = N'
Read and accepted. 4
Sent down for concurrence.
FRED. f SHAW, Secretary pro tenn
In HOUSE OF REpREsENrArrvEs, FEB. 3d. 1852
Readand concurred. f. w. FLAsG, Clerk.
true copy-atiest: sW
FRED. E. SHAW, Secretary of the Senate pro TEN.
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DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS,

FoR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY, FOR BATHING,
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
HIGHLY periumed by lis own ingredients. Recon-
LII mended by The faculty of almost every European
and established under the patronage OF almost ev
cry physician in London and Paris, and thousands of m
divuas, who make daily use OF II Iii N York, Phila
delpha and Boston. 1t is the greatest luxury lady
gentlemen could wish for the mproveme of health for
comorl and personal establishment and It's del cate
soothing sensation, and the delightful sol ness itmparls
the complexion
We give few ulthe prominent propertieso fthe
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS!
already well established by actual experience.
FIRST.
This Balm remedies euery defect of the conipierton
and establishes Ill stead Beauty and Health the
lime when boz by the c.anges age, freaks of
lure. disease have been o,scured and undermined
ceanses he skin, AMI draws The surface all Impu
rifles and every sp cies of pimles and botches; also
ian, suDburn saownesS and freckles, lmpart
ing the skin its original purify, and an unsurpassed
freshness, rendering il clear smooth and white.
.r-N q -a9 SECOND. ..-.
pronotes the groth and increase IF the tir causing
i f 1t 10 curl in thu most ndtHrd m Ilner. .ffrt
Iceanses the head from dandrud, giving viSor, health
and life 10 the very roots of the hair.
THIRD
Hisa superior arielfor Sharing being superior to al
d sc'irtions of Soaps, Creams, Pastes &c.
AS DENrRIricE ior cleansing The Teeth. is by far
the most medicinal OF any compound vet discovered,
preventing decay, relieving pain, ulcers and cankefs
and renders the teeth white aIabas,er For The
suffering and for bathing sufaing infants, aud for
lulis promote of body, cleanliness health
and rengih. and 10 prevent eruptons &C. there is
article more suitable than This Balm 1t may be used
cold warm. hard or soft waller. rT
m~ FETRLDGE 4 CO.,
Nfunrfactu' ers AID Proprieto,s-BoS TON.
SAWYER & MAG DUN and WM. s. STEiRNS
Agents tor B tth, where the above may be found a
wholesale aud retail r. q
JUN IS. -..... .f d. iva
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To seek to soolhe ruffian by reason,
is to attempt to bind buffalo with a gar
land of flowers. -1trt .r ~ll
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Farmer Jed, do you follow the
plough nov2' Loafer- Yes, stree, but
a, a good distance behind, | tell YOU
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The WEEKLY TRAVELLER,
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In no indeed. is "a pariizan paper. Wholly un-
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IUS received by the subscriber per brig Catherine
y direct from New Yofk, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as
Acknowledgment Calhoun II Beach-B Usher
Also Common brands
Also Buckwheat 'iour-Chcago MESS BEEF
New York do do-Boson do do-MESS PORK-New
York HEESt;-Boston do All OF which will be sold
cheap for cash r. II. SMITH.
Bath, Iume IS, 1851. llf
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would say. the circulation of the Traveller is larger
than that of any daily subscription paper in Boston or
New England and Thai advertise inserted III
eoch Of the THREE EDITIONS tehhout extra
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Notice to POstmasters. r.

Posinasters sending us SO in advance,wb be entitled
10 the fifth copy gratis. $50 shallreceive twenty cop
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Marine Insurance.
THE undersigned, Agent for several Boston and other
L Offices win insure against MARINE RISKS on Yes
sells Freight Goods and Effects, 10 any amount re-
CURED the usual rates Policies issued, and losses
promptly paid nj Bath Claims on underwriters ADJUST
ed and collected JOHN Fl. KIMBALL,
Office nearly opposite Elliot House.
Bath, July 10 ISL .nr. 1y39
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NEW BOOKS!
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE Low by
[zIlNNlT HYDE

ATT THE BATH BOOK STORE.
The Silver Cup of Sparkling Drops, for the
Friends of Temperance.
A Wonder Book, for Boys and Girls, by N. Haw-
thorne. -...r-. ... ... ....,
Memoir of Mary Lyon, Compiled by Hitch
cock, ID d Ii ID. I-rv
Closet Hours. by Rev Ray Palmer.
Gift Book. for Young Ladies, BY DR. VIM hicott
knights Life of Hannah Moore.
Sea and Sailor, by Rev Walter Cotton.
CarIyIc's Life of Sterling.
Family Worship. q collection of Prayers for every
day in the year, by $50 Scotch Clergymen, vol, clo
Bonar's Commentary ON Leviticus, vo clo
The Divine Governments, Physical and Moral
by McCosh, w. clio. Owls
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'l5hi MoESE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT. t.-f
VITEf.el prompted by every principle ofhumaniiy 10
w make known tothe world the
Wonderful efficacy of this extraordinary
Preparation.
Thousands have been relieved of great amvunt OF
suffering, and macy lives saved by the of II is
acknowledged by the best Judges of medicine be the
most elegant, scientific and saluary preparations now
Ill use, and as -
rro4I Dcpurative Remedy.
seldom, if ever equaed !, stands unriuailed for the
cure II Erysipeas salt Rheum Canker, Scrofula, aud
alIdiseases arising from an -
Impure state of the Blood.
ALSO all
Bowel Complaints,
and used with success in all of
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens The weakened bodY-gives tone the
rious organs andnvigorates The
Entire System,
s-.a and also for the ofthe
Liver Complaint, Calarrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, sc.
Those affected Chronic Diseases, of whatever orm.
will find this medicine only pleasant The but
u eet1in cure, ii il b. within the power OF remedial
agents effect their diseases.
Ii is composed of medicines so happily combined as
totend directly 10 give tone 10 The
Stomach aud Bowels,
exces 10 healthy action The Liver the whole CLAN
DIT a. system, allay
Nervous lrritabili;y,
and promote the free action of The
LUNGS,
thus rendering lappcube 10 all diseases ofa Chronic
nature purely vegetable, and may be used i'll all
climates; and al all t-A
Seasons of the Year.
Prepared only by c. MORSE Co., Providence.
and sold by thousands all over The United States:
CanadaS. &c.
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for Bath and his section ofthe Slate of Maine. ly3s
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Notice ta F0recl0Se.

WTHERRAS John Brooks of Wscasset, County of
w Lincoln, OH the 2sth day of February, A 1919
conveyed 10 Elisha Taylor, of said Wi.casset by
deed Of mortgage, piece of land situated in The
of Wiscasset the side of Fifth street. and which
is particularly described said deed, which is
ed IN Registry of Deeds Office. said Wscasse Vol
l90 page Isl and the conditions of said Deed having
been broken, claim 10 freclose said mortgage, and
give this notice accordingly.
- Trrr1 ELISHA J. TAYLOR.
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NEW GOODS!
THE subscriber has just received large ment
L of fresh FAMILY GROCERIES, which, in addi-
lion 10 his former stock comprises one of The largest III
the city, among which
Old Hyson TEAS, Ooong Teas,
Young do do Ninyung, do
Souchong do.
Old Govt Java COFFEE, Pernambuco Coffee,
Rio do 81 Domingo Go.
Dutch Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
ST. Croix do Porto Rico do
Havana do
Lard od6sh-Rice-Cask and Box Raisins-Cur-
nIs-Burnne Fluid, extra quaIty-Bar Soap-Mo
Iasses-and ali other articles usually kept Grocery
Store. TO be soil al the l'wesi prices for cash.
K. Il. SMITH,
Opposlethe Sagadahock House.
Bath, June 25, 1851. 1tf
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nnlnla
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Through Tickets are sold

Beiv cen Portland and Bangorat SO rs; Portland and
Belfast al SO so, Portland and China al 81 25
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern and
s. r. Railroads whereby freight will belransport-
ed between Stations on Tins road and Boston al re-
duced rates, and without change of cars al Portland
All orders for freight intended for this road may be
left at No II NJ .rchlnis, Row, Boston.
JOHN RUSSELL, In Superintendent.
Portland Dec o5 1881 81
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well and Augusta follows lf.--L tlff
Leave Portland for Bath and Augusta at
.-.r IA NJ and II as P NJ
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al Sis A NJ and IL NJ.
Leave Bath for Porllandand Boston
al 80 N, and Is P NJ
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Each train from Bath and Augusta connects at Port
land w th The trains from P"r land to Boston.
The IL 45 train from Portland, for Bath ana Au-
gusia. connects wh the train leaving Boston al A. NJ
Passengers iorIhe Eas, arriving in the Isl tram from
Boston. will lake the OF this road al the junction
OF the Poranu Saco and Portsmouth Railroad al Cape
Elizabeth. aud proceed directly on without delay.
Freight with passenger attached. will leave
Portland al go A NJ. Returning will leave Augusta
for Portland Is NJ and Bath Tor Portland al As
PM.
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Stages leave Augusta fur South Vassa!boro, South
China Palermo, Liberty Village and Belfast on arrival
of The train leaving Portland al NJ.
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ARRIVAL OF the train leaving Pori@ at IL 45 NJ
AT Bath. stages nunecl with Vscassei, )anariscot-
Ia Waldoboro Thomaston Belfast and Bangor, on ar
| rival of each ira in from Portland.
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CAUTION.
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Purchase Railways Relief only of the authorizes
agents, whose inserted IN the paper, you vii
then be gel the genuine article.
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Reports of Lectures.

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disconrses delivered in The city and elsewhere, as al
likely 10 be interesting and instructive TO he gcner
reader
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is published large sheet, al 81 year IN advance
$3.50 al The end of the year. II contains a vas
amoun, of matter, embracing complete summary o.
current Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, Literary
aud Miscellanenu Srleclin &c. &c :.
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70 All The genuine DIR Townsends Extract arsap-
arila manuaclu red February 1850 has the sig
nature and certificate OF DR. Chiffon on il.
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RaiIrOad Matters.
Money Matters

Railroad intelligence including Information resPecl
ing the condition and progress of railroads Throughout
The Umied STATES, constitutes distinguishing feature
Of The Traveller 49, y ~ m
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RnsWelPs Mineral Paint.
A SUPERIOR article of FIRE PROOF PAINT,
IL warranted equal offered 10 the public, for sale
by MITCHELL " LOW;
July Q, 1851 .f+.7 +t.-
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For sale wholesale and retail by Fl. Fl HAY. Drug
gst Portland general agent for Me. All applica ions
for agencies in SAID Stale be addressed To him.
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Flour, Pork, Beef and Cheese.

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Stone Ware.

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THE E,tension OF the Capitol.

We publish this morning the very able and
conclusive speech Of Mr.. STANTON, Of Ken
lucky, upon the joint resolution making appro.
priations for the extension of the Capitol 1t
exhibits practical acquaintance with the sub
ject, which gives it more than ordinary value
1t seems 10 us that no unprejudiced person can
read 1t without being persuaded that the work
In question has been most faithfully executed,
and that the highest credit is due to Mr.. WAL
TER, the architect, for the manner in which he
has discharged his professional duties, and dis
bursed the funds entrusted to him by Congress.
We had intended to publish Mr.. STANToNf
speech, and to bear this testimony to its fairness
and ability, before our attention was called to
it by the Union We trust that we shall never
be slow to recognise these qualities in our po-
litical opponents, particularly when they are
exhibited in such striking contrast with the
course pursued by other gentlemen upon the
subject to which this speech relates. Mr..
STANTON is certainly entitled to high commen-
dation for the just and impartial manner in
which he has treated this question, and TO the
gratitude of the workmen thrown out of en-
ployment, and dependent upon charitable aid ,
in consequence Of the delay of the appropriation
which the gentleman from Kentucky has urged
with so much zeal upon the immediate atlen-
ton of Congress.
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Baltimore Correspondence
BALTIMORE, March 1875 p. m

BALTIMORE, March lS--5 p. m
The Hibernian Society celebrated the anniver
sary of the Tu,elsr Saint OF Ireland BIZ Il mag
nifcent dinner at the Eutaw House, The com.
pany sat down about O'Clock, and the assem-
b!age, numbering about two hundred persons
did not rse till > O'Clock a. IN. The evening
passed pleasantly away in social enjoyment proper
to the occa sion.
The Irish Exile Delegation also celebrated the
anniversary by dinner at the new Assembly
Rooms, at which numerous company were
present.
The heavy storm Of yesterday was particularly
severe to the nurthward. The telegraph lines
between New York and Philadelphia were blown
down, and communication between the two cites
has not yet been renewed. II is feared that much
damage has been done to vessels on the coast, and
may expect TO hear Of numerous marine dsas-
ters. AtPhadepba it showed iuriously through
out the day. To-day the weather is cool. but
pleasant.
MAnKETs.-Saes of 2 800 barrels flour at Si ~,
being decline Of 8, cents.
Red wheat 80 SO cents; white 90 1903 cents.
White corn So cents; yellow 81 cents.
Whisky % 22l cents.
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further, That no register receiver shall receive
for his services during any year greater COM
pensatlon than the maximum now allowed by law.
SEC. T. dnd be IL further enacted, That in all
cases where the militia or volunteers or State
troops of any State or Territory were called into
military service and whose services have been
paid by the United States subsequent to the
eighteenth of June, eighteen hundred and twelve,
the officers and soldiers of such militia volunteers
or troops shall be entitled TO all the benefits of the
act entitled San act granting bounty land TO GER
tain officers and soldiers who have been engaged in
the military service OF the United States, approved
September twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and
fifty. and shall receive lands for their services
cording to the provisions Of said act upon proof OF
length of service therein required and that the
last provso Of the ninth section of the act of eleventh
of February, eighteen hundred and forty seven, be
and the same Is hereby repealed Provided, That
nothing herein contained shall authorize bounty
land 10 those who have heretofore received or be-
entitled to the same.
SEC. 8. dnd be AZ further enacted, That where
any company, battalion, or regiment, in an or
ganized form, marched more than twenty miles TO
the place where they mustered into the service
OF the United States, or were discharged more than
twenty miles from the place where such company,
battalion, or regiment was organized; In all such
CAGES in computing the length OF service of the OIL
GERS and soldiers of any such company, battalion,
or regiment with view to determine the quantity
of land any officer soldier is entitled 10 under
said act, approved 2Sth of September, 1850, there
shall be allowed one day for every twenty miles
from the place where the company, battalion, or
regiment was organized, TO the place where the
same was mustered into the service of the United
States; and also one day for every twenty miles
from the place where such company, battalion, or
regiment discharged, to the place where il
was organized, and from whence it marched, to
enter the service.