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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
FARM FOR RENT.
Valuable Slaves for Sale,

r OFFER Al Private Sale Negro Woman with
i three children. also Negro Man aud Two like
III boys, belonging to the estate Of E. A. RELY.
decd and if hot sold b. the 27lk Gdy If DtSsmbsr,
will on that day offer Them Il Public Sale. They
viii not be sold 70 trader OF any person bidding
fos trader,
A credit Of of six months will Be given.
JOHN w. CRANE Ad1a,r of
Dece,2ber ?, 1892, E A. RELY, deed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
FARM FOR RENT.


WILL Offer for rent 10 the highest bidder Ia
frort Of the Court Hopse ID charlestown for
Z term Of years on MoNDAY. 2Tp DAP Of Deesm-
Der, All that
Tract or Parcel Of Land,
on which Mr. Isaac fleetwood now resides and for
merly occupied by the late WIN. Moore, containing
about
39J .aCRES,
and adjoining the lands Of John G. Wiltshire and
Col Hfie
The Land Is 70 4 high state 81 cultivation.
Possession given on The Isl day ofAprii, 1883.
Further particulars made known on The dag OF
Renting WIN. G. FERGUSON.
Dec q 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
Sale Of Valuable Water-PoWer
AND
FACTORY PROPERTY.
At HARPERSEERRY, IA,
UNDER DECREE OF COURT.

pr Vifsue Or Decree or the County Coart 81
- jefferson, rendered al tie November term.
1872 u The ehaueefy cauSe therein Depending ba-
tween A. 3. Daxidsop & Harris. plaintiffs. and he
HarpersFefry and Shenandoah Manufacturing
Company Defendants, and With The concurrence sf
she authorities u said COMPANY. the undersigned.
p SPECIAL Commissioner appoinfsd III said decree,
will proceed 10 sell at public auction. Is he hishest
bidder, On SATURDAY, tAe aaad dag of .Jaaaa
rHwert Is53
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

nf.ATEI5 T'asie Spoons and Forks Albata Tia
i be md 'es adonz. Wire strengthened Brit
tania. Ifon and Eesaan Silver spoons. Just receiY-
ed By 7. kANLlNS q son.
NoYenber 1, 1862
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
Weaving Department.

:. Looms, 81 Of which are now ii operation, for
IA sheeIlngs, driven by two new iron Turbine
wheels feet 10 inches in dialleler each, from tie
Establishment Of E. C. KilbUrn & Co. FallRiVer,
Massachusetts
lrnn Sha!ling, Gearing ana Pulles Of the most
approved finish, with Composition Boxes
One Cloth Press | Seraper and Brush Machine;
Banding Maehines3 Lathe and Tools for Roller
covering, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

Vyo man of STEADY habits, With small fam
liz viii fnrnishsa dwelling house. 70 which
xvnod and wafer Is Convenient Possession given
~ DE- tsrsi ear or NcTember next
October 81. 1859 GEO BACKHnUsE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
S1TlTy FP p HOTTER !,

The maeh admired Small Fly Lottery Is still
drawn 0n Taesdsr fhurssiav ar5 Saturday-
Capitals B and s. 090 Fiesr,s St Certificate
Of Paekageef Wholes 54h-Haiyss : 50T quar-
tiers , -.
To- Fora god prize ard prompt a'teafiea.
Address, M ANSEi, q Go.
eeTglcr of Balttlaort 4. Lfghtferfis.
Dec Q 1862 B9.rlNuRe Mn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

Con- ais Hay.
TTTE want 10 purchase Corn and Hay. for
w which We will pay the market price il goods
or cash. kEfkS q kEAkSLkf.
December 2, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09

Stationary, Blank Books, sc,
TN Stores a. well selected ot Of Cap aad Post Pa
i per, plain and ruled, which can be offered Al
very low prices;
Aniss Supsrine Letter Paper al 81 so a Ream
Blank Booes of every pattern and description
Quilts aaaEteei Pens;
Pen Hooters; Ink Stands Of every kind
Envelopes the hest kind al 81 per thonsand1o
Gi cents per package, and warranted 10 be
made Of the bess matefial.
Forgale BY T. NJ SMITH.
Novembl III u III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
For sale.
shoe Ffndts, a,s.

IHas Of Ell sizes Thread French RubbeT.,
= ATls and Eafts.Freuch XII. Spsralls meas
ufe.si rsps, size sticks, &c, Tor sale nv
Oeio9et = 1852. TRAWIINS & SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
,Tiekss sio; Halves 5i Qaarers . 50; Eishhs

"a 4Gi23 s 90
u s1a 900 4 1909
On Chris'tsas oay, the 23;h, viii be drawn the
Grand coaSalidated Lottery
! Grand Capital Ptizs d 100000; l.ef 10 COO !;
| Of 20 00a; ! II - SEQ ! u 90U1 , Of 4 100:
100 ot2 zoe 1 100 81 Geo
Tickets S2o-Helves l0--QuarteFs 5-Eighths
y E0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
Pa,Ior, Bedroom, and Kitelea
EJR2JgEg5 lfs,

NaAogaay chairs, 1is5tS, Si@e5oqra,
ifssrcaas lfaAagaag astd 6!ieerTy Bef
ssts,lS; Bedding; i ,gbot Bsfligerator
.Sde5ral StgtsS !; fiaH aed Par!gr Cafpets
ing Ssrate AIlttias, and a Nhmder Of
Rea@AotA and Kanit1yre. litics tao name
go2S II mention.
Dec. ., Isis
NB, Sale viii commence at Is o'clock, pre-.
-clssIy. = -
TesMs 2nsilh liberal crediD made known at
sale, p. Il II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
WHEAT WANTED.

IA n00BUSHT5LS PaItIE WHEAT wan
cO,OOC ted, 4s I purchase for the Balti-
more Mills, viii algays be able TO give the high
est market Price T. 81 AIsQUITu.
CHarlesto1n. Aug 3, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
.ILL TIE PROPERTF.

REAL AND PERSONAL,
On The Island Of Virginfus, belonging Ia or in tie
possession II said Manufacturing Company. en-
hraeing 10 the real estate about siraefes Of land
&c. situated on sad Island, adjoining Harpers-
Ferry. With lis appErtenant WaEef-Poger
THIS TFATER- HER. III uroferiy devel-
oped, j. capable III driTing almost IA UNLIMITED
amount Of snachiEsefy
The Improvements consist, ID part of 4 large
BRICK F,AcTORY 3UILDfaSG, Of The most
fefmauent character, fOf b. IS feet, four stories
high. with tin ROOT
The Factory Is filed with he most approved
machinery bnils BIZ Charles Daniossh, 81 New
Jersey in 1873 ~ Wit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
E0Es SALE.

H00 LARGE Locust Post; second hand
L. w single Rockaway; ! Que horse Baronche /;
l.Goot Carfyall. w. ]. HANKS.
ChatAesoWn. Nagember IL. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
3 Bailots. al L; n.awn Nnnkers.

Tickets St0 Halyes5 CHARTERS . so Efghhs
- Certificate ef&25 " 5eie Tickets $l20;
% Halves CO. % a iIartefs 30. Eishths Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
Package Of wAoie .Tiei,els s3Oo-Hslves $50

- We pay al prizes al slghs, no matter how
large
s-sy-A II correspondence and orders are strictly
confidential aad the Official drawing sent as soon
49, !
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

able vehicles were put into use, and
carried the mass of the goods out of
harms way. Numbers packed their
goods up in a great hurry, and had
them taken to places of safety by their
friends and the many volunteers, who
worked with great zeal to assist the
unfortunate.
Fire-proof buildings We're slowed
full Of rescued goods, the owners be-
ing willing to let them go if such build.
ings should burn.
Bishop Alemani was noticed hard
at work for long time on the En-
pire machine, and though tired out
several times, always resumed his turn
when rested.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1852.
PER ADAMS AND co.'s EMPRESS.
Destructive COnflagratiOn! !
LOSS $15O,OO0!!

ABOUT y O'CLOCK lueSday evening
FIRE broke out in Merchant street, and
for while swept everything before
it, threatening at one time again to en-
velope the city in general confagra-
ton.
The fire commenced in the second
story of Sandy Marshall's saloon,
frame building on the south side of
Merchant street, one door from Kear-
ney. The flames shot out of the win
dows and soon enveloped the front.
At the same instant the east partition
caught fire; in twinkling the adjoin-
ing fame, the Central House, was in
flames. 1t was soon evident that the
intense heat thus produced must sweep
all the adjacent wooden buildings be-
fore it. At this point the Sansome
Hook and Ladder Company were
brought into action, and they set Wig
orously to work in Merchant street,
pulling down the small frames stretch
ing down towards Montgomery street.
Meanwhile the building occupied as a
cigar store, at the corner Of Kearney
and Merchant streets, took fire and
shortly afterwards the exposed surface
Of the Union, just across the narrow
street, scorched, smoked and finally
burst into flames. Befora this, how
ever, the Monumentals had located
their engines around the cistern on the
Plaza, and were playing strong and
3teady stream upon the burning build
ings. Efforts were made to save the
Union, but the flames had complete
possession Of the street, and soon drove
the iremen oet upon the Plaza From
the corner they spread to Ellesrd's
Saloon on Kearney street, adjoining
the California Exchange. BY this
time that great pile Of conbustible
materials, the Union, was wlapt in
flames that shot high up into the air,
tapped the walls of the Jenny Lind,
and overtopped and curved over them
As this building is unfinished and has
NO roof upon it, great fears were en-
tertained that the fire would be drawn
down and consume the wood work
within, but fortunately the Union fell
before this could take place.
The fire had now complete control
Of Kearney street from the California
Exchange to the Jenny Lind, and was
speeding down Merchant street on
both sides, towards Montgomery. 1t
took hold successfully upon Wheeler's
Bowling Alley, the State Reading
Room, public saloon, the Knicker-
booker Engine House, two or three
offices, and finally two story build
ing occupied as fancy bakery, next
to Naglee's building This last was
tern down bodily by the Sansome
Hook and Ladder Company. It cross
ed over to the north side Of Merchant
street, set FIRE for time to the brick
building in the rear Of the Jenny Lind
and threatened another brick building
occupied as saloon, just across the
alley behind the Jenny Lind. But
these. however, we're eventually saw
ed. The next house was q frame,
stored as it turned out afterwards, with
alcohol and liquors of all kinds, and
the Sansome company applied them.
selves vigorously to prevent this catch.
ing. They could not succeed in t..s.
but they pulled it down and crushed
out the fire before it could commnn;'
cate with the spirits. A number of
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05

HE CROPS AT THE SoUTH.-Our South
ern papers speak in the most encouraging
terms OF the prospects Of the crops in that
part OF the country. The Richnond( Va
Inquirer of the lst, says: The wheat harvest
IN this vicinity and on lower James river
IS now progressing rapidly. Some farm
ers expect full crop as last year, and the
gram Is excellent. The corn crops are gen.
orally promising, much improved by recent
rains The Hamburg Is. C.) Republican of
the same date, says: 'rhe wheat is stated
to be fine. The oat crop is excellent. and
some of the farmers, we Understand a are
cutting. The corn crop was never NOR
promising at this season of the wear, The
Augusta { Ga Chronicle Of the Doth. saws
'The accounts that reach US from all Ser.
tions of the country still CONTINGENCIES favor
able in regard to the prospects of the crops,
and the promise of an abundant harvest new
er was brighter The Savannah Georgian
Of the LIST, says: 'The crops were never
more promising at this season of the veal
than at present. From Texas, TeEness ee
and Alabama we have similar reports. Ii
Mississippi rain is very much needed. The
Southern papers generally speak Of the cot
ton crop as rather backward, though promi
sing well.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
Democratic County Convention,

The Democratic Republicans of Lincoln
County will meet by their delegates in Con-
vention, at the Court House in Wiscasset, on
Thursday, the 26th day of August next at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, for the following pur-
poses, to wit To nominate four candidates
for Senators for the third Senatorial District /;
two candidates for County Commissioners a
candidate for County Treasurer a candidate
for Clerk of the Courts, and candidates for
Registers of deeds.
The basis of representation is established as
follows viz All towns and plantations which
gave for the regular Democratic candidate for
Governor in 1850, seventy-fve votes and I'M
der one hundred and fifty, will be entitled to
two delegates each {; all those which gave one
hundred and fifty and under two hundred and
twenty-five such votes, to three delegates
each all those which gave two hundred and
twenty five and under three hundred such
votes, to four delegates each; all those which
gave three hundred such votes and under three
hundred and seventy, five, to FIVE delegates
each; all those which gave three hundred and
seventy-kve such votes and under four hun
bred and fifty to six delegates each ; and all
other towns and organized plantations, to one
delegate each
Upon the above basis, Rockland will be en-
titled to sic delegates Bath and Wadoboro, to
four delegates each Union, Warren, Wash
ington, Whitefeld, Bristol, Jefferson. Lewis
ton, Nobleboro, Thomlston, and Wiscasset, to
three delegates each i; Boothbay, Bowdoin,
Bowdoinham, DamariSotta, Lisbon, Newcas-
tie, Phipsburg, Richmond. st. George, South
Thomaston, and Topsham, to t,oo delegates
eacn, and all other towns and organized plan
tations, to one delegate EACH
EDWIN S. HoyEY, Chairman.
July 18th, 1852.
Per order Of County Committee.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
DOMESTIC PORTS

BostOn-Ar 25th, bark Ocean Wave, Lewis, Cape
Town, CGH l4th ult brig H W Moncure, eyburn, Ha
vana 9th inst.
Ar 29th ult bark Homer Carlisle, Philadelphia brig
Avaro, (of Warren) Gould, Philadelphia; sch Henry
Newbrt, Waldoboro; soop Moses Eddy, Hamlin, Wis,
casset.
Ar 80 h, brig Choctaw of Gardiner, Duell.
Cid, ship Bennington Young, Orleans brig Manic
Thornkike, Rockland.
Ar 3lst, sch Dunton, Lauson Dean and Pawtucket
New York.
Cid, sch Hylas, Snow Bath.
Ar LIST, sch Cora Richards, Bristol.
Ar 3D. brig Mans lnilla, of HarCswel Bailey Phila.
delphia.
New York-Cld 23th, bark Henry Warren, Rairden
Maguadavic
Ar 28th, sch Anna Dagget, Rockand.
Ar 29th, bark Cleaner, Hamlin, Bath.
New Orlcaus-Cld 2lst ut, lip Uriel, Foster, Lv-
erpoo
Below 3D. ship Maine, Freeman, for Liverpool
Adv ped. ship WIN Patten. Minot, for Liverpool, wig
300 bales cotton 200 hhds tobacco.
BaltimOre-Cld 28th brig T A Cunningham.
Philadelphia-Cld 9th, brig Forester, Jewett
Bath.
Ar 2eth, sch Ustaloga, Perry, Poston
Went to sea eth, ship United States.
NOrwich-Ar 24th, sch Charleston Packet Thomp-
son, Gardiner.
PensacoIa-Cldp prev ed, bark Peri, Couer Ports
Wilmington, NC-CId 27th, brig Coral, Gibson
Bath.
Ncwpori-Sld LIST, brig John Balch, Boyd. George.
town, SC
Fab River-In the bay I'd, bound up, sch Enter
PRISE of Bath
AIexandria-Ar 3Oth, brig Maria Wilder, Coffin
Wilmington, NC.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05

A SAILOR DEvoURED BY A SHARK.--The Nor
folk Argus says, the other night one of the
men on board the U. S. ship Pennsylvania at
tempted to make his escape from the service by
the shore in safety. The poor fellow had
scarcely, however, touched the water, when he
was seized by large shark, and speedily des-
patched. His cries for help are represented as
being piteous in the extreme, but before the
boats could get to his assistance he was destroy
ed by the voraeious monster of the deep. 1t is
said that number of these fish are in our wa
tiers, having followed the Cyane when she came
IN from sea, with several men upon her sick
iist-their instinct, when there is disease on
shipboard, prompting them to pursue in the
wake, in hopes of prey.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
Remarkable Cure of Influenza

VERGENNEs, Vt, June Il, 1851
Messrs ScovGLL CODY the use Of your inestima-
pic preparation of Dr. Rogers Syrup of Ltuertvort Tar
~ ~ Canchatagua have thoroughly recovered from
. ne. worst attack ofINFLUENZA that or as think
ny one else ever experienced was aware Thai ihr
dn up was invaluable for Coughs and Colds but ha no
Inane u would nave such lea effect in relieving
dull be ana that too of the kind had a very
nose ran c6n,s upd feeling in my head my eyes and
lion in he and that harassing prcklv sens,
disorder drove m e throat which sometimes marks The
,ion ,,,ben me almost crazy. Such was nv s,na
siTn c ~re a commenced taking your medicine Ths
checker n; once he idaordlnary. The irritation was
on in ,he 5ead aa telling of uness and
tacis and you are al liberty publish ,bs he simple
WIN respect, yours, LYDIA casE
CAUTION.-None genuine unless there ;s - :,
pun wrapper, note Of hand signed with pen bv ne
l. SCOVILL & Co. '' ny
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. L. SEQ
Willy CO, Proprielors al their Principal Depof,
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, Broadway, New FORK 10
whom all orders for the Medicine and letters relating
TO agencies, should be addressed posi- paid
ALSO, for sale in Bath, by A. G. PageJ Waldo
boro, BY NJ. NJ Rawson
PRIcE-In large bottles, 81 90 SIX bottle. for IS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
Tamarinds, Jellies, Preserves,

oRANBERRIEs,. Oranges. Lemons, sardnes, Primes
u Olive Oil, Ext Lemon, Ext Vanilla, Ground Ssgt
srwmer Savory &C; Ground Pumpkin, Extra Figs
isinslass, Moss Yeast Cocoa of all kinds, &C. for SALE
the City Market by PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
D 9 81 { IN s..

In this city, 29th ult, Mr. Nathaniel bearing, aged 40
years
In this city, 29th ult Sylvester S, of Sylvester
Roach, aged mon his.
In this city, 3st inst Henry D. of Dexter Coombs
aged years and II months.
in East Brunswick Both ult, OF Group, Charles W, old
est of John and Eliza Bisbee, aged years and
months.
And is thy lovely shadow fled
Yet stop those fruitless tears
He from thousand pangs is freed
You from ten thousand fears.
Though lost, he's lost to earth alone
Above he will be found,
Amidst the stars and near the throne
Which babes like him surround.
Look upward and your child you'll see
Fixed in his blest abode;
What parent would not childess be,
To give child to God Com
In Allegheny County, Penn, Mr. James Duston, eldest
brother of Capt Jesse Duston of this city, aged
and 3 months.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
UIy IUIII, IoO-'
Per order Of County Committee.

DEARINGs PANAcGA LAr,oRUM Read the following
letter from gentleman in East Boston, dated July 49,
1852
Mr.. DEAHGNG- Sir About the middle OF May last,
was bitten by dog, npuu my right arm Th.: teeth
OF the dog entered the Shy part of he arm to Il great
depth Violent Inflammation eusued, and extreme pain.
The wound Became green and cpvertx with black
scahs and all the applications made ii afforded no
rehci, but my suHeung became aud IN re violent
through the week, uniII, The seventh dav aIer The
INJURY obtained bottle of your Pana,eu LapSo yu1,
NE hrsi application of which afforded relief; The ia
Illumination beg N Immediately 10 Subsde. and in four
days the soreness and swelling had 50 for abaed that
was able 10 resume my labor and the wound which had
became very large il consequence of the mort icaon
of The surrounding parts healed rapidly believe ii
be a valuable remedy, and cheer ully recommend ii
10 those who are suffering rom mechanical injuries
such mine. Yours, &c
WIN. SEAVEY, Joiner.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
State of Maine.

T 1NCOLN, ss-Ai a Probate Court held al Wiscasset
IL on the second day OF Aug. AID 1852
ORDERED that b. C. Barley. administrator of the es-
tate of Villa Crawford, late Of Bath in SAID Conn
ty, deceased notify the heirs and creditors of said
deceased and all persons that his second
count Of administration the estate Of said Crawford
viii be offered for allowance nj n Probate Court AT
Bath On the twenty first day of Sept next when and
where they may be present if they And al
said Court the widows petition for allowance
viii be considered.
Notice 10 be given by publishing attest ed COPY of
this order in the Eastern Times paper printed in Bath
three weeks successfully before said Court Of Probate
Given under my hand this I'd day of Aug in the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and fit
TWO. ARNOLD BIANEY, Judge
Copy Attest:-EDwIN :. HovEy, Register. 3x7
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05

For common cold, and for every description otcough,
whether The result of cold produced by fever
or The result of fixed pulmonary hahIr, ii stands
rival ed-unequal led. Ii often cures cough in few
days that has lasted for MONTHS and bafed he skill of
the best physicians
ID. Any person having Bleeding a, the Lungs should
at once resorIto DOWNS ELIXIR. We having new
err known instance of recurrence of bleeding at the
lungs while the patient adhered 10 the directions in
the use OF this medicine
Sd. In cases of M.ases, Downs Elixir is of great
benefit as breaks up The cough and restores The pa
lien 10 health in much less than the usual time.
4th. Every family having Whooping Cough, should
immediately mak use of Downs Elixir. 1t will save
hours ohard coughing md restore the PATENT health
much sooner than any known remedy.
5h For the Group it is an rnfaillng remedy. We
speak confidently having never known il to fail in the
hundreds OF cases in which il has been used.
9Th Asthma it greatly relieves-often cures 1t has
undoubtedly produced positive of This COM
plant than all other remedies
9TH. In oflone standing Lung complaints it is
the best article you possibly obtain as 1t an ex-
pectorant of great power and often in the last stage Of
disease it is the only article that will afford relief
Sold at wholesale and retail by c. w ATWELL
NO q, unCer the United States Hotel, Portland.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
Boots and Shoes,
Look ye! Look =!
A. B. BUTLER


las Just received fine selection of SUMMER
- GOODS, which will be sold very CHEAP for
CASH; among them may be found the following ar
ticles =
Cashmere Shawls, very cheap,
do do printed, new styles,
do do plain,
Blk Silk Shawls, from S4,75 to $40,
Blk Italian Silks, from Is cts to $l,75,
do do do l yd wide, SIPS,
Foulard Silks, some beautiful patterns,
Colored do do do do,
Poplins, very handsome,
Plain and Figured Silk Tissues,
do do do Berages,
Berage DeLaines. some elegant patterns,
Lawns and Muslins, in abundance,
Scotch and American Ginghams,
New Style Prints,
American Prints, from to 25 cts
PARASOLS The best assortment of Para
soils ever offered in this city, and will be
sold very cheap.
Full assortment Of Misses Gloves and Ho-
siery,
do do Ladies' do do
100 prs Kid Gloves, at SO IL cts, warranted
perfect in every respect,
Colored Silk Fringes and Laces,
= Gimp Trimmings and Braids of many kinds,
Edgings of all kinds,
Wrought Edgngs and insertions very cheap.
Colored and White Linens,
White Goods of all kinds,
Plain and Striped Nankins,
Cloths for Summer wear,
Bleached and Brown Cloths, cheaper than
ever before.
If our customers will call and examine our goods we
will warrant our prices to give entire satisfaction
ABB BUTLER, No Kely's Block,
Opposite Saga,iahock, Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
Facts for the People.
DOWNS ELIXIR.

ETRST. All this season ofthe year, when coughs al
l. colds are so common, everybody should know tn
The safest and surest remedy 10 be obta med. is
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
Third Congressional District.

The Democratic Republicans of the Third
Congressional District are requested to meet,
by their delegates, at Mitchell's Hall in Rock
land, is said district. on Tuesday the oath day
of August, A. D. 1852, at IL of the clock, A.
NJ, for the following purposes
Ist To nominate a candidate for Represen-
tatve to Congress in the next Congress of the
United States.
I'd. To transact any other business that may
properly come before them.
All towns and organized plantations in said
district are entitled to one delegate each, and
one additional delegate for every fifty democrat
ic votes which they cast at the last gubernato-
rial election.