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DOMESTIC PORTS

Bosfon-Ar 2sth bark Benj Adams Cornish Mobile
2lst; brig Billow, Flitner, Galveston.
Cid, bark Nesta Percy, Wscasset brig Choctaw Du-
ell Galveston.
SID brig Abby Jones.
CID 2sth, ship Nath Kimball, Cox, New Orleans.
Sid, ship Macedonia.
Ar Both, bark Savannah, Lunt, Fayal Dock llth ,ad
heavy westerly gales and has been of Bermuda since
9th ult his dylas Snow, onsul, Snow, and Convoy
Allen, Bath.
Ar 3st, schs Martha Jane, Colby, wiscasset Phips-
burg, Kellar, Thomaston for New York
New YOrik-Ar24th snip Empire, Thorndike, Thorn
aston brig joan Alfre Atakapas (see dsasters) 2sth,
bark Madonna, of Freeport, Curtis Newport E. via st
Thomas (where she put distress sch Kaloolah Gla-
zer, w Wilmington.
Ar 29th brig Kinds, Perry Jacksonville.
CID 3oth ship Chas Cooper, Cuts, New Orleans bark
Abeona Arey, Palermo.
Al LIST nst brig Torno, Berry, Messina via Newport
Ar Cd inst, ship Sarah & Louisa Mcclellan, from Mar
New OrIcans-Ar 13th bark Jas Smith, Lovett
Boston.
Towed 4rh, sabats Hall, for Baltimore, having
repaired; s h, Italy, r ed.
Adv 18th, ship Chas Crooker, Duncan for Havre, wt=
400 bales.
Ar o5th, ship Tropic, Smith, Baltimore.
Ar 9th ut (by Tee) ship Sarah Purr'ngton Mecher,
CID GOTH ships shanungo Pa,ten Boston bark Tena-
ro, Ba stow, New York ships VIM s WALL Jack, Liv-
erpool; Costello, Watts, do.
Savannah-Cld 25th, brig E baldwin, Montgomery,
Boothbay.
Ar 2ith, trg Cardiff MelvilI, Havana
Adv 22d, bark Scotland, Percy, for Phadelpl ia with
despatch.
Adv 23d ship Lizzie Harvard, Parker, for York, part
cargo engaged.
NorfoIh-Ar 9th ut, brig Solomon Eaton. New
York.
PhiIadcIphia-Cld 2sth, ship William, Hall, New
At Lewcs 27th ship Clinton, FIN New Orleans.
Wilmington, NC-Ar 25th, brig IL Crosby Col
Inns, Porto Rico.
NcwPorf-Ar Both, sch Julian, Snow, Thomaston
for New York.
Sid 3lst, brig Torno, for New York.
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parallel uhlyin the horrors of a middle
passage in the African Slave trade.
Mr.. Gwin was glad that the subject was
brought Up, and he hoped that the Senate
would thoroughly investigate the subject, and
pass bill i'm posing the severest penalties
on all offenders. No doubt that large
number Of lives were lost by these abuses.
The resolution was finally adopted.
The House bill for the relief of the Cuban
prisoners, was read and referred TO the FL
nance Committee. Adjourned TO Monday.
House. The bill to SET apart and sell MIR.
Asa Whitney portion oil the puolic 'ands,
10 enable him TO construct a railroad from
Lake Michigan or the MISSISSIPPI, to the
Pacific. was referred to the Committee of
the Whole.
. Mr.. Stanton Of Kentucky, from the Com
mitree on Public Buildings, reported bill
authorizing the Secretary Of War to purchase
Winder's building for the use of hiss deparr-
ment. Read twice, and referred TO the Com
mittee of the Whole. The House adjourned
TO Monday.
MONDAY, Feb. 2.
In the Senate The bills for the relief of the
Cuban prisoners, and the Mexican indemnity,
were passed without debate or amendment.
The Senate then resumed consideration of
the special order, being Mr.. Foote'S comPro-
mise resolutions, which was continued until
the hour of adjournment.
House. -On motion of Mr.. Sackett, resolu-
ton was adopted that the Committee on For
eign aifairs inquire into the powers and duties
of American Consuls in relation TO American
seamen, officers, and commanders OF merchant
vessels of the United States while in foreign
ports. The House then adjourned.
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Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Humboldt.

The steamer Humboldt, from Havre for N.
York, put into Halifax Sunday morning in
distress She left Cowes on the 14th. I'm
mediately after her departure, she experienced
a succession of heavy gales, and in lat. 30, a
tremendous sea damaged her rudder so badly
that she was only steered with the greatest
difficulty.
ENGLAND. The Times announces that the
next session of the Parliament will be opened
on the Sd of February, by the Queen in per-
son and that the present Cabinet, without any
further modification, is resolved 10 face the
difficulties of the session of 1852. The Times
however, gives no hope that Lord John Rus
sells Government will survive the session, but
plainly hints that it will speedily fall before the
accumulatng difficulties and oppostions which
1t must experience.
The London Daily .Ne,Cs, of the 18th
inst, states in reference to the Prometheus af-
fair, that the British Government will express
to the Cabinet of Washington, in frank and
manly terms, their regret at what has occurred
and testify in marked manner their dlsappro-
baton of the aggressors' conduct.
FRANCE The President of the French Re-
public has issued decree dssolving the Ma
tonal Guards throughout France, but it is 10
be re-organized when the government may
deem it necessary for the maintenance of pub
lie order. In such cases the President will
appoint the commandant, colonies, and lieuten-
ant colonies.
Arrests continue TO be made in all parts, and
there was a virtual reign of terror
1t was daily expected that Louis Napoleon
would declare himself Emperor; but it was
felt that such step would not add to the des-
potic power he at PRESENT exercises.
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Case of James Terneur, Esq.
Cough of Ttoo Years Standing Cured,
OwAsco, Onandaga Co., Mar. "a, Is

OwAsco, Onandaga Co., Mar. "a, 1851
Messrs. A l.. ScovILL Col will comply with
pleasure with your request. and can say from my WIZ
personal experience thai DR.. Rogers Syrup of Lirer
mort Tar and Canehaldgua is The best for
diseases of The Lungs, before the public.
In the Spring of 49, was afflicted with most DIS
iressng cough att ended with much pain in the breast
and side pa riIculary night, when il was extreme
ly troublesome as 10 break my rest continually. My
Lungs were oppressed with quantity of phrgm and
matter which was very difficult TO raise. Ihad tried
several physicians and almost everything recommended
for the cure CONSUMPTION, wit hout oblaining any
Iehef' And seeing no prospect of my being cured by
mem, out on Inc contrary my Cough increasing, was
inducea 10 'ry bottle OF your medicine, and before
hao iaksh y all up, il removed The pain, abaied my
Cough ana ~ short time cured il completely has
also relieved my Lungs and in fact made me compar-
atively, WELL MAN! will only add thai have
since seen II used IN my neighborhood i'm several in
stances. with eonlptefe success, and woud earnestly
advise all persons afflicted with diseased LING 10 tive
il a trial. Yours, respectfully,
JAMES rERNEuR.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail. by AL. SEQ
WILL & CO, Proprieiors at their PrfncipaI D,not
GOTHIC HALL, No. 316 Broad,oay, New york 10
whom all orders for the Medicine and letters reInrg
TO agencies, should be addressed, posf paid.
ALSO, for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo.
boro, bv NJ. NJ. Rawson. tENf
PRICE-In large bottles, 81 90: bottles for IS
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Robbery Of Maine Men il. Boston.-Isaac Mar
shall, of Waterviile, was surrounded by gang
in Andover street, on Saturday night, and rob-
bed of $S5. After he had got clear of his as
sailants, he run towards the water, and not
perceving the line of the wharf, fell overheard,
but was soon helped out by Waterman.
Edward Winslow of Camden, was knocked
down in the north part of the city, and robbed
of $lS5, note for $l20, and a watch. He
was not sufficiently acquainted with the city to
be able 70 give the name of the street.
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DISASTERS.

Brig Ellen Maria at Wilmington, NC, 2st ult fin Bos-
ton, lost boat, Sails &c.
Brig John Alfred FIN Attakapas, which ashore at
Hog land, below New York, got of and 9th ;
amount of damage not reported
Key West date of 18th ut states that ship lebanon
of Warren fin New York for Orleans beiore reported
ashore Key Vaccas) had eighteen feet of the
hold, and there no hopes If getting her of. She
struck on the 9th the Delta Shoal and bilged her
cargo which was valued at 00000 would be saved in
damaged state.
Sch Gertrude (of Warren) Watts, from Navy Fay for
Pensacola, in ballast, totally lost 9Th u ab Is miles
north of San Juan, Mic. Three Of the Ju-
an morn of 18th, leaving the captain and mate the
beach The steamer Saranac 10 send boat for them
next day.
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Stolen.

EROM the Stable of The subscriber, on Thursday
L night. Jan 18th, dark red mare. eight years old
having deep and full breast, hip bones rather sharp
white spot in her forehead mot very distinctly black
name and tail tbolh little curly, and her lie hind
white.
From tracks in the snow, and other indications it
appears the thief came 10 n schoohouse by, with
horse and sleigh. where he stopped, then and
took said mare and went toward Belfast. A man with
horse and sleigh and leading another horse
two miles below about II O'Clock the night 90
ing III that direction. bCfalo-skin also taken.
Any person who will give information where said
mare can be fonnd her, detect and arrest
the thief, shall be Hb:ra'ly REFUNDED
JOSEPH FREEMAN. JR.
Prospset, Jan 10, 1852 3w32
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% @ 81 { III s..

In this city, I'd inst, Dr. Nathaniel Weld, aged IS
years.
In this city, 2sth ut, at the Hatch House, Capt samu
ell Dunton, of Westport, aged As.
In this city 9th ult., Robert Cahill, aged months
In Georgetown I'd inst Miss Mary, daughter of Capt
John Fisher. q. o., - --
In Southport 18th ut after protracted sickness OF 10
months, and great suffering all of which she bore with
christian patience Mrs amanda, wife Of the Rev Nathan
Webb.
In Boston, Both ult, Mr. William H Blasland, aged 81.
In Bangor, MARK L. HILL, Esq, merchant aged So
leaving amiable wife and five young children, to
mourn their great and irreparable loss.
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BOUNTY LAND.

nY late decision al Washington, it is establish
ID ed, that all the Militia of Maine, who served in the
War OF 1912, for thirty days or more, are entitled 10
Bounty Land under the Act Of Sept, 1850.
Widows and minor children of deceased soldiers are
entitled 10 The benefit Of the Act.
The undersigned is prepared TO receive applications
for Bounty Land and 10 prosecute them with prompts
moss. HENRY lNGALLS.
Wiscas.et Jan 10. 1852 3m3O
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FALL OF Rock AT NMGARA.-Sunday,
about . P. M, at Niagara, portion of the
rock of Horse Shoe Falls, on the American
side, between the island and the Tower, fell.
The portion gone is about 100 feet, and incIu-
des the rock at the right of the bridge that
leads 10 the Tower.
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Commissioners Notice.

A FURTHERtimn Of two months from January 5ih.
1852, has been granted by the Judge Of Probate 10
the creditors Of the estate Of Thomas Cushing, late OF
Ph'psbnrg in the County of Iincoln 10 bring in and
prove their claims aeains, said estate We appoint the
office Of Porter Smith in Bath, in said County, and
Feb 2Nh, 1852, between the ho urs Of one and Ave
NJ, the place and time for he performance thereof
t. R. PORTER. ycomnlissonsrs ofIn
PALMER DULY, soTveney on said
JWS2 Estate.
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FIRE IN GREEN-The Kennebec House
in Green, near the Railroad Depot, took fire
Thursday afternoon, and was destroyed. Furn-
itnre partly saved. The house was built about
year ago-loss $3OOO-insurance $1,000 on
building and furniture.
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DRY GO0DS.

At the same time ard place of the abuve will be sold
without reserve, the entire stock of Dry Goods Mer-
chant consisting OF All Wool NJ D'Lanes, Cotton and
Wool do Alpaccasi Lyoneses; Mohair Dress Goods
ty; Bay State Long and Square shawis Cashmere do
Bleached and Brown Sheetings; Irish Linens Rroad,
cloths Satinetts Cotton Flannes; Tickings Rrown
Cambrics, &c Sale positive to- close the concern
Bath Feb. 3, 1852, %.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!

ARGE sale If Books this "wednesday evening at &,
~ PM, and continuing each evening this week, comprs
ing the most valuable stock in this city and pre
sehtng rare chance to those wishing replensh their
Libraries at their own prices. Catalogues OF the Books
can be obtained by calling tn Auction Room of Owen
Co, during the day The stock very extensive and
must be sotf, to close A Ii comprises MANY
valuable works. and all warranted new and perfect La
dies and gentlemen invited to call and examine our
stock Of Books dur ng the day Ladies accommodated
with Books, private SALE fair average auc ion prices
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Commissioner Notice.

Time ertended on Joseph Se,calrs Estate.
TINE undersigned Commissioners examine the claims
against the of Jos. SEwALL, deceased hereby
give notice that further time Of four months from the
fifth instant. has been allowed by the Judge Of Probate 10
bring in and prove said claims and the undersigned will
meet at the Office Of David Bronson, in the Custom
House building, the first Monday of February March
April and May next at two O'Clock in the afternoon for
that purpose. D. c. MAGOUN, lc.-.--..'-
D. BRONSON, commissioner
Bath. Jan 10, 1851. ,cy1
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gI 81 T Z { 81 @Je@.

In this city, 9th ult, by Rev Case Jr Mr. Thomas
Nrego, OF Boston, to Miss Emma d. daughter of Captain
ID wis Hatch, of this city.
In Portsmouth, H. 22d ult, Mr. Jesse Wilson Miss
Mary Hunt, both of Brunswck Mr. John Noyes, of
Gardiner to Miss Caroline A Gechell, Of Augusta
In Charleston, s. c. 4th ult Mr. A W. Jones, of Rich
mond, Va to Miss Lucy Ann, daughter Of the late VIM
G. Bazin, Esq, of Boston
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FATAL AccIDENr.-Mr. VIM. Eddy of Cor
NTH quite an aged gentleman, fell from a beam
in his barn last Thursday, breaking several
bones and receiving injuries which caused his
death shortly after. He was, says the Bangor
Democrat, one of the earliest settlers of that
town, very worthy man and highly esteemed
by his fellow townsmen and all who enjoyed
his acquaintance.
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AccIpEnr FROM BLAsTINc. Mr.. Warren
Monroe and MIR. John Denizen were severe.
ly injured by a premature explosion while
engaged in blasting on Monday last. They
were attended by DR.. Miller, and are in fair
way for ery.-Le,oiston Journal.
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We, the undersigned, hereby certify that we
are well acquainted with Mr.. r. N, Brown and
his wife. They boarded with us about three
months last fall. We saw nothing but he was
kind and affectionate towards his wife. But
she appeared to he disconnected and homesiek.
and would often speak of leaving him ard her
child. On the day she left Portland, she called
npon us to borrow money to pay her expenses
to Damariscotta. We refused to let her have
money for that purpose, and endeavored to dis
suade her from deserving her husband and
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iLF Kossuth arrived at cleveland, Ohio,
On Sunday evening, Feb. /. He was met by
various delegates on the route, and at Ravenna
was addressed in the courthouse by Judge
Brayton. kossuth appropriately replied.
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and having witnessed It's good effects upon many per-
within knowledge. fully satisfied that il is
a valuable medicine, perfectly safe, convenient and
highly effcacious, and wouid therefore recommend il
every occasion mos cheerfnlly, persons suc ring
from any humor, especially Salt Rheum:-
C L Covel, Hartford. CT. VIM E Goodenow, Norway
VIM Tyler, Norwich do B 6 Barrows Lewiston
Carter Colcord, Boston q w SAWYER Dover
NJ Eddy, New Bedford Wooster Parker, do
J s Harrison, Boston Joel Paine, Jay
John Williams, Boston John Wakefield, Rockland
Ariel Work, Milton o Washburn. Belfast
Sprague, Nantucket It BaIcheldcr, Levan
Ladd lngraham, Bangor Gilbert Parshey. Sangerv'le
Ingraham, Camden David Hammond, Troy
VIM Mnuroe. do Francis Blake, Harrison
Austin Sweetland do WIN Weber, Webster.
Certificate to almost any extent might be added if
necessary but the proprietor that the article has
become well known and its virtues so gener rally ac-
knowl edged, by physicians, 10 make unnec-
essary offer further proof of the merits of the article
For sale in this city by A. G. Page and al the
Bath Book Store; Brunswick, VIM Baker and E
r Gaichel; and by Druggists generally. Price 81
with fplI direc,ions 32tf
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MIXED PAINTS.
Ready for Use

A LII those who wish 10 d. their own Painting ca
n find any and all kinds of Mixed Paints, put up in
sma II or large quantities, at
- J. w. WEIGHS, No 2 Elm ST.
- Mr. w. is also prepared 10 do all kinds Of Paint.
ing, Graning, Gliding, Glazing, and Paper Hanging,
as ereiofore; in the neatesl manner. 4m33D
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v A disastrous fire occurred in New York,
on Wednesday last. destroying property to the
amount of 100000. 1t broke out in five
story building, No. 81 Nassau St.
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Rich Millinery and Fancy Goods,
at Auction, at the Auction Store of OWEN & Co, on
Thursday, Feb, IL. at @ O'clock A. NJ.

The stock consists in part PEARL Rutland, Satin, Di-
almond and variegaed STRAW BQNNETS Black, light
and dark Green, Drab and " hiIt VELVET do French
ana American Ribbons Feathers, Flowers, Mourning Col
lars, Tabs, Hoods, Head Dresses, &c.
ne entire stock is new, and I'll the articles offered
Oh me most desirable and fashionable kinds having been
lhe past Fall and the present Winter The la
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SAILED.


MISSING vEssEL-Sch Fortune, of and for Rockland,
FIN York came out of Holiness Hole Nov "a was
25th of Chatham since which nothing definite mas been
of her. and il is feared she lost in the of
that evening. Her Thomas nj Stearns master;
VIM Searns, mate both of Rockiand; Richard Miller,
of Washington and Henry White OF WaldoborO She
about 20 tons.
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EASTERN TIMES
IA IA MARINE JOURNAL. asshs
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Jan 90.
SAILED.
Bark Princeton, (new) -.
Sch Pres Jackson, -, Newburyport
FRIDAY, Jan 30.
CLEARED.
Brig Oronoko, Lewis, Havana.
SAILED.
New ship Wurtemburg,- -.
SATURDAY, Jan 81.
CLEARED.
Sch Madagascar, Bonsey, Havana.
SAILED.
Brigs Oronoko and Waverly.
Sch NADIA ascar, (and anchored below2
MONDAY, Feb 2.
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.0. NEW GOODS
At the Granite Store.

lust received, few pieces new style de Lnines.
j plain Raw Silks, Prints, BIeached and Brown Sheet
ings &c. which will be sold prices lower than ever
hefors offered in this city. H, w. OWEN 4 CO.
Bath, J1n. "a, tsJ7 %
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D e A f N e S S
DIR. LE' BRUINS
infallible Aural Remedies

IJAVE been successful in nearly three thousand cases
Ill Of Deafness. These remedies have been pronounc-
ed by DR. hramer of Berlin Drs lizard and Delean of
Paris and Drs Pitcher Curtis and Yearsley of London
the most ironderfal AMI rdLudbie applied TO!
diseases OF ,he internal and middle II The of
impaired hearing is confined the external ear their
effects apparent the 5lh 9th day DR.. Lee D..
warrants erery when the is perfect in
lis formation He has eighteen certificates from those
who had been deaf from nfanoy and whose hearing by
Over Two thousand certificates of cures may be
application.
Patients by sending description of their case, can
have remedies sent any pari free of expense Terms
SIS for full course Of remedies comprising fromA
diaeren, solutions) advice and full insiIucllons $40
fee 10 be paid when radically and completely cured
N. B.-Translaled from the French. Lee Brunn's
Treatise the Ear and Diseases price dollar.
Address Dr. Ic' Brunn. box So Union Square Pos, Of
fee, New York. 1m30
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Rio Janeiro-In port Dec I6, ship Realm, Stevens unc;
10Th, bark Yankee Blade, Whiting from Liverpool Oct
2i, dsg
Pernambuco-In port Dec ID, brig Jas Crosby, Pendlc
ton, r Bosten 10 or Is days.
tardenas-ln port 18th ult, bark John Bird, Bird for
Baltimore, ) days.
Havre-ln port 18th ult, ship Naples, Duncan, for
port unknown.
Jlavana-Ar 18th ult sch Westport Wiscasset /; 10TH
bark Louisa Kilham Bath oath, brig Venus, do.
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Caution to the Public.

HLAR1SA OWEN having cautioned the public
" against the purchase of the Ship-yard and have
advertised The same for SALE thai said Clarisa
ty the name of Clarisa H Owen, by her warrant cd
deed, duly executed and recorded in Register Dee.s
for the Western District of Lincoln County, Vol. 30
page 453 conveyed the same TO my wife, Nancy NJ.
owen winch Deed has never been cancelled, and is
now III full force This land my wife au horzes
me 10 sell for her, and am ready do tair
erms BENZ OWEN
Bath, Feb 4. 1852 Sw33
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Notice.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
Great Sale Of Dry Goods

THE Subscribers have received this morning on COLI
L signment, IA large Stock of Rationale d y Gods
10 sell tor Cash and they will be offered private sale
for i few days al the Auction Store Of Owen 4 CO.
very low prices; and after that, ,c all be hue
ton. The stock consists in part Of N Wool Mops de
LGines fine style Cotton aud Wooido Lyoness Prints
Brown Linen Table Covers; Bleached aud Brown
Sheeinss md Shirtngs; Red Flunnes Cotton do !;
Cambrics l. C handkerchief; Broadcoths Doeskins;
Salineiis, &c. &c.
~ The Ladies are invited to examine the Goods
above named OWEN Il co.
Bath. Jan. &c, 1852. 81
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David F. Bradlee Son, 1870 Washington St, Boston,
Sole Agents for the United states British Provinces
American price dollar per bottle
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
clnlty. 2w32
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Superior Lard Oil,
DOR sale by SMITH \ IN
Feb 4. 1s52 ~

Buekwheat Flour, and Hsminy,
FRESH ground and good, just received and for sale
by M GANNE'rT
Bath, Feb 8, 1852. "a
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MILLINERY GOODS,

MRS. CARLTON, opposite the sagadahock House,
vi would respectfully inform her friends and the ladies
of Bath and vicinity, that in consequence of and
prolonged ndsposon, she unable contnne her
and is under the painful necessity of bringing it
close. She therefore offers her entire stock OF
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supposed TO be past all hope have been
dying have been made comfortable by its use In cases
oil children, afflicted with severe and obstinate coughs it
has been employed with great
OF this having come under my personal knowledge In
deed this is grand medicine Its reputation establish
ed here, and the sales constantly increasing.
Yours truly, DAVID BtGBEE
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Magazines for 1852.

SUBSCRIBERS wantedb by SAWYER 4 MAGOUN, for
y the year 1852 to all the Magazines to be pub
lished Now is the time neutrality-suspicious. numbers
of the various magazines be their Bookstore
Front Street Is
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REMOVAL,
e. g. w. COCK g. CO..
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domas tic DRY
GOODS, have removed TO
NO. &c CEDAR STR EET

NJ. Do CEDAR STREET.,
Opposite the Post Office, and
NO. 20 PINE ST, NEW YORK,
They have always on hand full assortment ofgoods
adapted TO the trade, such us
Merrimac Prints, Brown Sheetings, Bleached
Muslins, Ticks, Stripes, &c.. Cassimeres,
Flannes, Brown and White Linens,
Ginghams, Paper Muslins, Nous
de LANES, &c., Coats Spool
Cotton, Marshsll's Linen
So Thread.
And other goods, all of which will be sold cheap for
CASH.
New York, Feb 2, 1859 1m33