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ENGLlsH's DRAMATIC COMPANY. This eel
ebra,ed company of performers from Boston,
having performed in the principal cities in New
England, intend, we understand, TO give four
performances at Corinthian Hall, commencing
next Monday evening. The company number
some fourteen performers, from the Boston
of for good character and talent. They will
open with the popular comedy of Charles the
Second, the jinterlade of the Irishman in'Lon.
don, and the new comedy ofthe Trough Dia.
mond, - and there will no doubt be full house,
and if the company is deserving of patronage,
this is certainly favorable opportunity.
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ABoLITIoNlsM IN MAINE.-Parker PiIlsbury
writes very despondingIy in the Libera,or,
concerning the Abolition cause in Maine.
and concerning the State as field for
Anti-Slavery culture, He has just compile
ted "a most fatlguing and every way trying
campaign IN that State, but the meetings
were generally small, and in more than one
instance failed altogether In Portland, he
says, the ranks of the tried and true have
been sadly thinned and broken The Port
land Inquirer. the Free Soil organ in that
city, ne is informed, is feeble affair, alto
gether.' In Saco aud Biddeford, he 'enconn-
tered flood of opposition and meeting
held IN one oflbose places left him "a dollar
aud sixty cents out of pocket. - rareler.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
Gr II YEARS OLD!!!

BrooMIyo GROVE, Orange Co., NJ Y, July %, 1880
To Dr.. A. H. CHKrsTrE New York
Dear Sir-Having been very severely handled by
Rheumatism and other diseases AMI having been cured IN
a most remarkable manner by CHRlSTfES CALvANfC
BELT and FLUID thought would give you . state.
mcnt OF my case for the benefit Of others. had the
rheumatism last winter and my legs sweed very much.
My head also very much AFFLICTED having fevsr6
pain my eyes that | could scarcely see. At the
same time, was troubled by spasms, caused by the
pain in my head ] SUPPOSE. My hearing had been
getting poor for several years from catarrh that IN
one ear could scarcely hear at all. Having heard
derful accounts Of CiRrsTE's Belt and FLrIp
your store and got them The Belt put on and the
Fluid used directed and don't think have had, sssr
the first night using them, minute clear pain from
that time to this, being six months. The Rheumatism
left my body entirely after wearing the Belt avery short
time. probably two weeks. Then put Galvanfe
Necklace and had not it two weeks before my head
was perfectly we'll My hearing in both is entirely
restored. the pain all my sight is very good for
man OF my age, az years in AugusD and 4 consider
myself entirely we'll having worked through harvest
remarkable, and therefore do Hesitate recommend
Christie's Galvnnic Curativ~s to ali rersons a
fcted as have been. y . h ...' ...-- /. -rr
csfgned) CD rHINEAs rUffIrLL.
State Of New York, Newburgh, Orange County, ~
Phineas Tuthifl Of blooming Grove, Orange Comfy
y. Y, who is personally known q NEST respect
able citizen and worthy Of al confidence being daily
sworn deposes and that the fcs forth in tire
above statement in relation his case are entirely cor
rect and that he in the enjoyment Of good health
caused a he believes by Chrise's Calvanc Curaves
PHINEAS TUTHlLL.
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW for April 1852.
This Review contains enough of substantial
matter to last general reader at least quar-
ter of q year. The table of contents of the
April No of the Westminster gives us: The
Government of Nubia Physical Puritanism !;
Europe its condition and prospects, A Theory
of population Shelby and the letters of poets /;
the commerce of literature; Contemporary lit.
erature of England. America, Germany and
France, &c., &c. r.H aT ~
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ssIHE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION. The Eng
l',h Admiralty has published some further
documents, the result of the investigation
which has been instituted, respecting the
ships seen on the ice BY the crew of the brig
Renovation, off the bank of newfoundland -
Captain OmmaneY, an experienced Arctic
navlsators from an examinstion Of Mr.. Rob
ert Simpson, then mate of the Renovation,
Z and from other inquiries, has no doubt that
the TWO vessels were seen in the ice IN the
o position described; but he regrets that owing
to the distance at which the Renovation
4, passed from the piece of ice with the ships
lying upon it, no fact can be elected by
which the vessels can be identified. To-
wards the close of his report, Captain ON.
Nancy says: 49,.
"Whatever ships they may have been,
whether Franklin's or not, the fate of the
crews mus, be a subject Of pubic sympathy,
and many surmises will result. NV firm
conviction is that hose vessels drifted a con-
siderable distance on that piece Of Ice
From the description given, cannot denom-
mate II berg the most elevated part being
40 more than thirty or forty feet high, while
IL was five miles long, which appears very
like, portion of a heavy foe, with hum
mock upon it,. From the fact of being found
drifting with the current which sets along
the coast of Labrador from Davis's Straits,
4 infer they came from a high northern lati-
tudes; the removal Of the spars and absence
of the boats, indicate that the abandonment
of the ships had been work of time and de-
liberation; the fact Of the ships being close
together has the appearance Of their being
consorts. If the bulls were in floating
condition when loosed from the ice, there is
yet a chance that they may be fallen in with
some day, as timber ships have drified to,
the coast OF Portugal and the bay of Biscay.'
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HRANBERRIEs, Oranges, Lemons, sardfnes, Prunes
~ Olive Oil, Ext Lemon, Ext Vanilla, Ground Sage,
Summer Savory, &c; Ground Pumpkin, Extra Figs,
isnelsss Moss, Yeast, Cocoa Of all kinds &C. for sale
the City Market by A q PAGE,
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I al T. T. { a. Of 9S.

In this city, 9th inst, by Rev Mr. Whttlesey, James w
Elwe, Esq of New York, to Miss Lucy e stinson Of
this city. 20 1i'' t' Dr. 'r-a
In Wiscasset 4th inst, At the Congregational Church.
by Rev. Mr. Balkan, Rev. VIM L. Hyde, Of Gardiner, to
Miss Frances E. Rice w.
In Dover Mr. Haevile Holt Of to Miss Emeline Hus-
sey of Halowell.
In Boston, Mr. John Groves to Miss Amelia Hurmant
both of Wiscasset.
In Newport 25th ut, Mr. James Foye Of Gardiner to
Miss Harriet Stckney of Augusta.
In Montgomery Ala, 18th ut by Rev Mr. Finley, Mr. J
Appleton Melcher teacher Of the preparatory department
OF Howard College, Marion, Ala formerly Of Brunswick,
to Miss Catharine Z, daughter OF Joseph Dewey, Esq
of Hanover, N ii.
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ID c a. { IL 8.

In this city, 10th inst Abner Dunham aged Is ye
and months. .4.rl ...l .1tirI ,57g -illy .-.I 30
In this city, 9Th inst, Rosamond Darah, aged Is.
In PhipsbuTg, 10th inst, Mrs Elizabeth -Wides, aged
IS years. ..- 'v..4 ltI -. .neIl1 -t1. ..s -.l
In Damarscotta, 9TH inst Mrs Mary I, wife of Mr. 7
Wales, formerly of this city, aged 49, .i. ar4 lr.
In Newcastle, 9th inst, Mrs Eliza Webb, aged AZ
llth, Mathew c. of Capt John Madgan, aged l9
and 10 months. rre. NJ Y .- g.y hl, ~. ..-rq
In Bristol eth inst Mr. Robert Buclin, aged 81 years
and months. ftt,1. ..lI.rf
On board bark E A Kinsman, 9th ult, her passage
from New York to Matanzas, Geo w Moulton LIST officer
In York, his way from California for Gardiner
Hiram Hildreth, aged about 40. His remains
veyed to G. and inferred 7h inst with Masonic honors
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To the COnsumptive,

" Persons who have been taking The COP LIVER
On, be pleased 10 learn that DR. WILBOR, I56 Court
81, Bos cd, has succeeded (rom directions OF several
professional gentlemen) in combining the oil with lime,
in such manner that pleasant 10 the taste, and lis
Effects in Lung complaints truly wonderful. Very
many persons whose were pronounced hopeless
and who had taken the clear Oil for long time with
out marked effect have been entirely cured by using
this preparation. -
Be sure and get the genuine, manufactured by
A. b. WILBOR
For sale by A. G.. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and
vicinity. fL ELL 3m43
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WESTINGHOUSE ANNIVERSARY this, (Wed-
nesday) evening, at the City Hall, commence
ing at Z o'clock. The Hon. Neal Dow, OF
Portland, has engaged to address the meeting,
as have also several other gentlemen.
Those who wish to see and hear without be-
ing jammed, should secure their seats in sea-
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Ar OXFORD BEAR.-Mr. Isaac Thurlow, with
two other hunters shot large black bear at
Woodstock. Oxford county, having followed
him to his den and killed him there. He
weighed goa pounds, and was taken to the
Boston market.
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Posr OFFICE CHANGEs.-A new post office
has been established at South Hampden, Pc
nobscot county, Charles P. Fifeld, Postmaster !;
also al Ashaway, Washington county, II. l.,
Lyman Lenyon, Postmaster. The name of the
postofice at Goose River, Waldo county, has
been changed to .Rockport..'
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ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE. As the work
men were engaged yesterday noon, in repairing
the dam at McQuestons mills, portion of the
dam gave way b. which Mr.. Barnlla Hamil-
ton and Mr.. George Bishop were thrown into
the stream. Mr.. Hamilton escaped, but Mr..
Bishop, after sustaining himself for some timo,
suddenly sunk and was drowned. His body
was recovered in about an hour He has left
wife and one child. living in this city.-Ban-
gor Courier. ...f
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ILLINOIS The recent Democratic State
Convention nominated Joel A. Matterson, for
Governor, chose an electoral ticket, and passed
resolution unanimously nominating Hon.
Stephen A. Douglass for the Presidency.
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RHODE ISLAND LEGIsLATUnR.-The Rhode
Island General Assembly adjourned on Friday
evening last, after session of four days. The
principal act of the session was the passage of
the Liquor Law, which goes into effect on the
third Monday in July. ,--..,.-- ..-
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Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA AND TOMATO BIrTERs-WeAvERs SALT
RHEUM AND CANkER CURE-MoREHFAD's GAL
vANIc BELTS, BRACELETS, &c.-DR. JArNE's
FAMILY MEDIcINEs-WILBoRs COMPOUND ,
OF Cop Liver on AND LINE.
Townsend's Sarsaparilla | Catarrh Snuff l1-,. r
Pain Killer Richardson's Bilters
Abbous Bittcrs Syrup of Liverwort
Johuson's Linament Pulmonary Balsam
Medicamentum Pills OF all kinds
Toolhache Drops Pile Electuary
Composition Powders Bone LInamem
Hair Oils . ~ Worm Lozenges
Eye Water Vermifuge -.....
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the City Market by
1ys3 A. G.. PAGE.
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ACCIDENTAL young man named Coombs, in
the employ of master Purrngton, had his leg
broken below the knee, on Tuesday, in the
ship-y ard of Messrs. w. V. & o. Moses. He
attempted to lift heavy stick Of timber from
off the horse alone. tripped, and the stick in
falling crushed his leg. CT s.~ % ~
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Incipient Consumption-a Thorough Cure.

Freehold, Nj. Aug 3Oih 1851.
GENTLEMEN-I little thought three months since
that should now be in the land of the living. CON-
SUMPTION, that disense so fatal to my sex, seemed
10 have marked me for its 1t all proceeded from
neglected Cold. My family nursed mo with the
most assiduous but in spite Of nursing and of
kindness, the Cough grew worse. and Ibecame wasted
almost 10 skeleton, was OIL the poin, giving up
and taking To my bed VIXEN I was advised TO make
Trial of DIR. Rogers Syrup Of Livcrwort, Tar, and
Canchala gna.. II was for innate suggestion for me,
tor by lis use have speedily recovered my ordinary
health The cough left me in three weeks, and in less
than SIX weeks was comparatively hearty I am al
present III better health Than for years previously
which attribute TO The nvigoratng effects of your ex
traordinary preparation. Respectfully yours,
ANNA J. MOVES.
A. l.. ScovILL K Co.
CAUTION.-Nonc genuine unless there is on the
buff wrapper, note of hand, signed with zen, by A
l. SCOVILL & Co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. l.. SCO-
VILLA co Proprieiors at their Principal Depot,
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, Broadpuy, New work TO
whom all orders for the Medicine and letters relating
to agencies, should be addressed, posr- paid.
ALSO for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page, Waldo
PRlCE-In large borles, 81, 90: or SIX bottles for SIS
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On Hand
Tamarinds, JelIies,o Preserves.

THE best assortment Of HARNESSES ever offered in his
city. Call and purchase. THOS. EATON, ia
Bath, April IA, 1853. Gw4s
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THE -" BLUE JAY."-A rival to the Swedish
Nightingale has been discovered in the Female
Seminary at Leroy, N. Y. She is a Miss Jay,
who is said to do the echo song as well as Jen-
nv Lind
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CARPETINCS |!

TVHE subscriber wishes to return his sincere thanks
10 his friends and customers, for the very Iibera
patronage heretofore received by which he is happy in
being able say them thai he has now on hand m
extensive assor,mentof rr
English Tapestry and Velvet Tapestry,
Brussels and Brussels Tapestry,
Super and Extra Three ply Carpsts,
Super. Extra Fine. Fine and Common d..
Stair Carpets and Rugs of u grades.
Stsaw Mating df all widths, II
Cotton and Wool Booking.
Painted Floor Cloths Of all widths,
Paper Hangings and Window Shade4.
Putnam's Patent Curtain Fixtures, &e.
The above comprises sons Of the latest and choices,
styles and quality Al prices below the New York OF
Boston markets y. KELLY,
Carpet Store under the Sagadahosk House.
Psr Anil 20, 1852. 3w45
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Besten-Ar 5th, sch Geo Davis, wildss, Bath AIbi.
on, Robinson, Damariscotta.
Ar 9th Ranger Crooker, and Olive Br,nch Dunh.n
Bath Cornth an, Cheney, Wiscasset,
Sid 9th, bark Benz Adams. ti
Ar 7th, sch Edwin. Bray, RockIand
Cid It'll schs Benjamin Stannard Robinson, Thomas.
ton Catha inc Beai, WnchenhAch and Orbit Levenss
Ter, Waldoboro
ar sth bark Lizzie Loud, Murphy, Havana 9Th ut =
brig BLOW, Fhtner, Galveston schs Louisa Oliver and
Hope Susan, Bath Piston, Cornish, Richmond Ma.
~ Snow, Crie, Rockland.
CID, brig Melissa Ann, Mensneld, Rockland seh Gee
Davis, Wides, Gloucester.
New York-Cld 5th, ship Erie, Curtis, Matanzas
brig Venus, Gardiner, Mansanilfa.
Cid, ship TTopic, Smith, San Frsneisco.
Cid 5th, Sou h CarolIna, Stewart, Rotterdam.
Ar 7th, schs Mt Vernon, Col slmons and Lucy White
Rockland
Cid 7th, ship Humphreys, Merrill, Havana bari
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Commissioner Notice.

1in'e extended on Josxpk Sel0dlTs EStdtc.
THE undersigned, CommissoneTsto examine the claims
against the estate Of los eEwALL dseessed, hereby
rive notes that further time Of four months from The
bring in and prove sad claims and the undessened viii
msef At the Office of David Bronson. in the Custom
Houss huildns Oh the nfst Monday of fshraTy March,
April and May next q two O'CLOCK in the aissnneu; i
that purRoss. 2. G: MAeogN, )csmni,u,e,srv.
Bath, Jan -, 1881. sa'' afp f'T tNl
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ST0VES.

A LARGE assortmeat g Cooking, Psrlof, ard S,eye
a Stsvss, Ut ias approved ra sfns nav selling
by The Subscribers 81 GREATLY IZnu3xr lffss.
Ala, constantly o. hand. Coal Hods, khovcls. Bin
srG Steve Funnel, ad-Ircns, Tin and Corrr Ware a.
every description, and all other ARTICLES rsu.y hsrr
hardware store. MtTCHELts& Low
Bath, Jan. %, 1852 u
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The Manchester, N. H. Mirror says SO per-
sons were baptized in that city by immersion
last Sabbath; also "a persons two weeks ago.
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%@"e g EvERAL different uizes Of the
y best Plough in use, kept constant.
- - ~ on hand and for sale by
Bath, May il, 1859. W. WALKER & co.
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rHlNEAS TUfHILL.
WEAKNESS AVID NERVOUS DEBILITY.

DEAN SrRI want another supply Of CHRlST1ET
GALVANIC CURATITfS, Immediately. This is m in
telgent and reasoning community and tAey once
that the Curatives constructed upon scientific and
philosophical principles and must work cfectuay ursE
tho Nervous System in the of Nervous Dissases
An estimabe young lady in our town afflicted with
extreme Nervous Debility and severe pains in the head
and neck She put one Of the Galvanic Belts frd
Necklace and Immediately became sensible Of its curative
and strengthening powers and the next day relieved
Of the severe palms. and raised from state OF entire
prostration to health and strength. msn
ton several other equally wonderful
Yours very respectfully.
J. D. KNIGHT.
Panama. Chautauoue Co. ~ " Oct. /. Isse U7lh
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fTF The woods west of this city were on
fire several days last week, and large tract of
land was burnt over.
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Gold and Silver Watches
NEAT REDUCED PRICESL IN

TUST received, splendid assortmon,s of GOLD and
d SILVER LEVER and LErIyE WATCHES were
before cred in this ciiy-some 81 them imported
expressly for my retail trasc, and will be sold lotn
that will be for the advantage OF The purchaser call
before purchasing elsewhere. r. II. G. MARSTON,
Sept -. 13 Two doors norih The E,o, House
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' Throw Physic to the Dogs.

To illustrate the OF the GALVANlC BELT,
suppose the Of person afflicted with that bane OF
civilization, DYSPEPSA, any other Chronic Nervs
Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimuants takea
which, by their action the and muscles Of ths
stomach afford temporary relief but which leave the
patient in lower state and with injured faculties, AFTER
the action thus excited has ceased Now compare this
With the effect resulting from the application Of the
GALVANlC BELT Take a Dyspeptic sufferer even In
the worst symptoms Of attack and simply tic the belt
round the Body using the Magnetic Fluid directed
In shor. period the nsensbe preparation will act on
the positive element Of the Belt thereby causing CAL
vanc circulation which will pass to the negative and
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up 4
tinuous Gslvanic circulation throughout the system
Thus the most severe Of DYSPEPSIA PER-
hANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE or
YEARS
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STRANGE ENOUGH!

To D. c. MoREHEAp, NJ. D. .r
have disposed Of all the Gdlvanic Belts with MB a
cepton Of two and the results have been most suc
cessful beg you will send me new supply iminedi
ately. young man in q town sdjoinng had been out
Of health for long time and unable to do any work
ALL He tried the Regulars" until they csmpletely
physcked his pockets well his system. He thea
concluded to try Belt and Fluid. The fvsf day il
compelled him to keep his bed and his parents and
friends begged him to take OF the Bslt-said it would
make him worse &c. but he kept It on and the day
went to ing and has worked hard every day since
Yours truly, A. j. SMITH.
Bristol, ~ H, September IL. 1850 sa-
~ No trouble or Inconvenience attenas the ne o
DR.. CHRIS1TE'S G.4LT.aETC cUR911vEH an an
they may be by the most feeble and asnes.s ~
perfect ease and safety In many cases ne sehir
attending th6r ID MgAEy plsusdnf SO ~
are accompanied by full and plain direcuons ~ ~
Pamphlets with fu particulars may Be oossnsd stA
Of the authorised Agent.
Prices: -aai e-
rhs G.lvanic Belt. ThrS9 Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollayt
Ths e;aivanic bracelets. 0ue Dollar he5.
The Magnetic Fluid. Ole Dollar.
.if PARTICULAR CAUTION. nm
n. Dsusss q cssass.fsits snl wsssAisss g~issisas
b.. faas gf D. g. N0REHEADs u. D.
0tNIlAI AGENT roR TIE uNITSn srATIA
IN DvssAvsa>t tsw Ysss.
For sale BY a. q. PAGE only eutAssised
Agent for Bath and .yieinity.ae sssa eeplyS
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To the Honorable Arnold Baney, Esquire. Judge Of
Probate within and for the County of Lincoln:
THOMAS w cHADBOURNE of Edgecomb in said
County, administrator Of the eoods and estate that
were Of Gsorge cathran, late Of said Edgeconb, De.
ceased respectfully represents that the personal estate
OF said deceased Is not sufficient 10 pay the juH debts
said deceased expenses of administration and ucide.
charges by the Of more than thirty dollars and
that is necessary sell the real estate Of said de-
ceased for the Payment of spci debts and
charges And said administrator further represents
that an advantageous offer Of the sum Of thirty dollars
has been made to him for the real estate of said de-
and hut the interest Of all concerned will best pro
NOTED by an immediate acceptance Of said Offer
Said administrator therefore prBys that he may be IL
censed and empowered sell said real estate, or the
interest Of said deceased therein said Merry for The
sum aforesaid private SALE with without publ,c
notice, the discretion of said administrator for the
purpose aforesaid. T w. CHADBOURNE
Wiscassei, May 3, 1852. @ 11lll
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LINCOLN ss.-At . Probate Court held at Wiscnsset,
within and for he County of Lincoln, the Sd day
of May, A D 1869.
On the foregoing petition ordered tha, The said pe,i.
TONER give notice all persons interested in said es-
tate that they mayappear Court OF Probate hol.
den within for said County on the rat
Monday of June by causing copy OF said pe,i.
lion, with this order 10 be published in the Eastern
Times printed Bath in said County three weeks suc
cessively previous to said Court III ID
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Attest: EDWIN s. HovKY, Register.
"A True Copy Attest: EDWIN s. HovEY, Reg. 3w47
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MANY THOUSAND
TIES ANTI TESTrnrf,,vJ ~ q

from the most intelligent and respectable persons resdiae
in portion Of the United States could be presented
These are now unnecessary but numerous selection
embracing many statements of the extraordinary
TCAL may be had Of the authorised Agent Tho intss
ested arc particularly invited to call - .. W
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SPOK EN-.

leans for Antwerp.
Ap e. at Al 49, Ion 4s &c. ship sas Leonard, Basset
FIN New York for Hamburg.
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.r STUCCO WORK. Ri
VIM. A. Jenkins B.. Co..

Plasterers and Stucco Workers, Whiteners and
White Washers and Fancy Coloters.
" Orders left at Mitchell Lows, Front Street or
j. Wake6eld's, Commercial Street will receive promp,
attention .,.....7.. WIN. A. JENKINS,
1y47 Alb. CoLroN
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AND ALL KINDS OF-
Chronic and Female Complaints,
Adjournment Of Sale Of Real
noe 2 i1 < Estate, re d1

THE sale of the real estate of William Ta late Of
Woolwich, deceased, advertised to be sold this day.
adjourned until Wednesday, 18th inst at o'clock NJ
at the store Of Mrs Sarah Thwing in Woowich.
Ilt BENZ TALLMAN, Administrator.
wooIwich, May IL, 1859. Al
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.-Hr~. EASTERN TIMES ar W
Az MARINE JOURNAL. a&
PORT OF RATH.

PORT OF RATH.
ARRIVED. r
'--n ARRIVED.
Brig Albion Cooper, Daily, Baltimore.
Sch Gov Arnold, Farwell, Key West.
Sch Rosanna Rose, Rose, Wilmington, NC.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston.
Sch Charleston Packet, Thompson, Boston.
sch Alice, Hallet, Portland. 49,. l.,-I lsHe
SATURDAY, May Q.
ARRIVED. I... r..
Sch Reindeer, Merrill, Baltimore.
Sch Arenzamend, Fogg, Boston. It
MONDAY, May 10.
L. ARRIVED.
Brig Louis Walch, Leland, Jacksonville.
Sch Surveyor, Drew, Portland.