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Influenza and Consumption.

II is indeed melancholy truth, that thousands fall
victims 10 consumption every year from no other
than neglected colds yet find hundreds nay thous-
ands, who treat such complaints with the greatest in
difference, and lei them for weeks, and even
months without thinking of the danger AT first, you
have what you consider slight cough or cold you al
low business, pleasure careessncss 10 prevent you
from giving il any attention. ii then settles upon your
Breast you become hoarse, have pains in the side
chest expector,e large quantities OF matter, perhaps
mixed with blood difficulty Of breathing ensu-s and
then You find your foolish neglect has brought on
this compla int II, ihen you value your life health
he warned i'll Time and don't irfe with your cold, or
trust 10 any quack nostrum 10 you, but mmedi-
a,ely procure bottle of that famous remedy
DR.. WlSTAR'S BALSAM of WILD CHERRY
which is well known 10 be the most speedy cure ever
known, thousands will testify, whose lives have been
saved by il.
For influenza II is the very best medicine in the
world.
Be not deceived remember that spurious limitations
and other prepa atons of lid Cherry abound through
out the land but is Dr. Wisiars that has performed
so many thousand wonderful cures, therefore buy no
other but the genuine original Balsam of Wild Cherry
signed 1. Butts on The wrapper.
To be genuine il must be signed BUTTS
sd lress all orders 10 the General Agent Seth w
Fowie Boston, Mass 3w 4S.
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Horrible Catastrophe!
A Woman and two Children
Burned!!

We have to relate to-day. one of the most af-
fecting and heart-rending disasters that ever
occurred in our city. The circumstances, as
near as we can ascertain, are as follows:-At
about twenty minutes before one O'Clock, this
"wednesday morning, fire was discovered is
suing from house on Oak Grove Street, own
ed by Mrs. Peleg Tallman, and occupied by
two families, Richard Gibbs and Mr.. Names.
and before the alarm had become general or
the engines had arrived at the spot, the ell part
of the house was nearly consumed, and two
boys of Mr.. Gibbs, aged and years, who
occupied the chamber over it, in company with
their grandmother, were burned to death =
The old lady, whose name is Hurley, who
we understand, is about As years of age, had
been awakened and was heard to scream, and
it is probable had gone down stairs to ascer-
tain the cause of the smoke, and finding her
egress cut off by the fire at the foot of the
stairs, endeavored to return, but was over
powered. Her half consumed corpse was
found in position which leads 10 the above
superstition. The bodies of the children have
also been recovered.
Mr.. Hadley, who boarded in the house, lost
a set Of joiner's tools and some money. He
and his wife barely escaped by leapng from a
chamber window. The house was not insured
Mr.. Gibbs lost every thing.
whereabouts of the night watch at the time of
the fire. The dwelling house burnt is situated
in the very heart Of the city-within five min
utes walk of the watch-house-yet no alarm
was given by the watchmen 1t is certainly
somewhat strange that dwelling house with
its inmates should be consumed by fire in the
midst of our city and the watchmen know moth
ing of it until they were called by the alarm
of the citizens. But it is stranger still that
onr citizens will quietly submit to it! 1t is
said they were at support! 1t is melancholy
TO be obliged TO record such loss of life in
on. city by fire. The fact that human beings
were burning with the building, cast gloom
over all the spectators and firemen, and instead
of the noise and hustle generally attendant at
fires, stiffness prevailed-broken only BY
words of sympathy and pity for the afflicted.
The Fire Department was as efficient as
ever.
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Look We /! Look!!
A. B. BUTLER

AAs Os LIZ L "oxe
HAS just received a fine selection of SUMMER
IL GOODS, which will be sold very CHEAP for
CASH among them may be found the following A.
Cashmere shawls. very cheap.
do do printed, new styles,
do do plain.
Blk Silk Shawls, from $4,75 to $40,
Blk Italian Silks, from Is cts to $l,75,
do do do l yd wide. Sl,25,
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 Is 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
loo prs Kid Gloves. at 60 IL cts, warranted
perfect in every respect,
Colored Silk Fringes and Laces,
Gimp Trimmings and Braids of many kinds,
Edgings OF all kinds,
Wrought Edgings 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 goods
VIII warrant our prices to give entire satisfaction
B BuTLER,'No Kelly's Block,
.-- Opposite Saga 1uhock, Bath.
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LEAVES FROM THE NoTE Book OF NAT
uRALIsT by W. J. Broderip, Esq, Boston
E. LiueI Il Co.
These Leaves have been published seri.
ally in the Living Age. Mr.. Broderlp en-
tiers upon his work with all the enthusiasm
OF one VINO finds in living nature the high
est source of enjoyment. He writes with
the warmth of one who believes that
"He prayeth well, who Ioteth we'll
Both man and bird and BEAST
There is difference in words which fall
from the pen as if one felt that ne had to
say something, and who writes as
though he had something to say,-some-
Thing which could not be repressed. The
humor, the Learning and the fondness for
quaint old writers evidenced in these pages,
lend TO it a peculiar attractiveness. We
have marked passages for extract, and our
readers shall have some further acquain-
lance with the work.-Belfast Journal.
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FRENCH SPoLIATIoNs.-The Courier dcs
Etats Unis concludes an article on these
claims as follows:
" 1t concerns, then, the honor of the Uni
ted States government, that the French
Spolarion' bill should at length be passed.
II is now ffty-two wears since France actu.
ally paid the indemnify it provides, and 1t is
high time that the depository should pay il
over TO those entitled. The majority of the
newspapers very properly insist upon the
necessity of now passing the bill, and for
our own part, we are disposed to bid it God
speed, were it only to get rid Of this odious
and lying (menieur) conjunction of words
French Spohd.ion,' which tends to saddle
upon our country a responsibility, the whole
weight Of which the United States should
surely bear alone.''
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BOston-Ar 18th, sch Gannett, Spear, Rockland.
Cid sch Westport, Reed. Wscasset.
Cid 18th, ship Mazatlan, Macloon brig William, Of
Gardiner, MooeTs, Bath.
Ar l6ih sch Herald, Oliver Bath Good Hope, Fetch
er, Phipsburg.
New York-Ar 18th, schs Thos Hix, Bengal, Della
ware, Lanson Dean, Bride, Avenger Elizabeth and EE
fort, RocklaBd.
Ar 18th, brig Vim Crawford, Brookings, Gardiner sch
Elizabeth Arcularius, Pierce, Rockland.
Ar l3th schs General " arren MedOra and Phpsburg,
Rockland.
Cid 10 h, ship Hannah Croker, Bennett, Quebec.
Cid l4th, brig Nartiske, Ne,son, Ponce.
Ar 10Th, ship Caspian, Truiant, Havre.
New Orleans-Cd 4ih, ship Cornelia, Blanchard,
81 Petersburg; 5th, brig Ctocus, Norton Dretheim,
(N0rway.)
Adv 5h, ship Juliet Moulton for Boston, nearly all
freight engd bark Tenaro Barsow, for Gottenburg pas
sage only-
. lowed TO sea Sd, ships Sheffield 4th, Kennebec.
Adv aot Ih burlington, for Havre, large part cargo
going on board.
w ilmington, NC-ch sth, sch Sarah Mooers,
Black, BATH.
MobiIc-Ar 9th, bark Mary varney. New York
ApalachicoIn-Sld 22d, chip Erie, Curtis, New
York.
Georgetown, DC-Ar 9Th, sch LADY of the Ocean.
Fawcett, Damarscotta.
Cha rleston-Ar 18th, new ship stephep Larrabee.
Bath.
Adv 9Th, ship Chas Cooper, Cults, for Lveruoo large
part cargo engaged
Observation-Disclosures oth ult, sch Waterloo. Lewis
Damariscotta
PhiladeIPhia-Ar llth, brig wanderer, Mooer,
Port Prince.
Went to sea, ship Marathon.
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AccIDENr.-On Monday evening, as the
last train on the Boston and Maine Railroad,
was passing from Dover to Rollinsford, an
IrIshinatf. in fit of intoxicalion, was found
lying upon the track, just beyond short
curve in the road. He was not seen by the
engineer, in season TO stop the engine, and
the whole train passed over him, so mang-
ling him that ell attempts 10 identify the
body have proved fruitless. He came over
the Manchester end Lawrence Road, in the
morning train, where he took ticket for
Dover, but, being intoxicated, he neglected
to get out, and was carried on to Roliinsford
where he left the cars.-Argus.
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FIRE.-Our citizens were aroused from
their slumbers at about two O'Clock this
Thursday morning, BY the alarm oil fire,
which was found 10 proceed from the exten.
sive farm buildings of Mr.. George Gleason.
at the meadows Thomas,on, (about two
and half miles from this village.) The
fire had made such progress before sufficient
aid could be procured that the buildings
were entirely consumed, together with 10
head Of cattle, a valuable horse and all the
farming implements, &c. The household
furniture was all saved. The fire originated
IN the barn, directly over the iye-up; and
was doubtless the work of an inceudary.-
Loss $4,000 Insurance ,000.-Rockldnd
Gazette
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CURE FOR HEADAcHEs.-A work has been
published in Paris, by an eminent physician,
in which is described new remedy for
headaches. He uses a mixture of ice and
salt, 10 proportion of 10 I-2, as cold mix
ture. and this he applies by means Of a little
purse OF silk gauze with a rim Of gutta per-
cha, 10 limited spots OH the forehead or other
paris OF the scalp, where rheumatic headache
is felt. 1t gives instantaneous relief. The
skin is subjected to the process from half
minute to one and half minutes, and it is
rendered hard and white. 1t is said to be
good in erysipelas and diseases of the skin.
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DISCOVERY OF YET ANOTHER Planet
Only few days ago it was announced thar
Nj. Gasparis. at Naples. had discovered
cew Asteroid, the fifth first seen by him,
but the name of which we have not as vel
heard. BY the last steamer information was
received that Mr.. Lu:Iler, at the observatory
of Blk near Dusseldorf, had recently found
yet another, with Right Ascension Of about
IL hours. and a north decIination of about
degrees, which, we believe, is the seven.
teenth planet now known TO exist between
Mars and Jupiter, all of which were un-
known ifty-two years ago.-Traueitcr.
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Genuine Medicines.

AND TOMATO BIrrERs-WeAvER's SALT
RBEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAD's GAL
vANIc BELTS, BRACELETS, &c.-DR. JAMES
FAMILY NJ EDTcINEs-WILBoR's COMPOUND
OF Cop Liver Oil AND LIME.
Townsend's Sarsapara Caiarrh Snuff
Pain Killer Richardson's Biiters
Abbott's Buffers Syrup of Liverwort
Johnson's Lnament Pulmonary Balsam
Medcamenlum Pills of all kinds
ToOihache Drops Pile Electuary
Composition Powders Bone Linament
Hair Oils Worm Lozenges
Eye Water Vermifuge
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
NJ EDIClNES, for sale al the City Market by
1y43 A. G. PAGE.
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CARPETINCS J.

THE subscriber wishes return lis sincere thanks
10 his friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received by which he Is happy IN
being able say them that he has now OH hand an
extensive assortment Of
English Tapestry and Velvet Tapestry,
Brussels and Brussels Tapestry, fFf
Super and Extra Three.ply Carpets.
Super. Extra Fine. Fine and Common doY
Stair Carpets and Rugs Of all grades.
Stsaw Mating Of all widths.
Cotton and Wool Booking.
Painted Floor Cloths Of all widths.
Paper Hangings and Window Shades.
Putnam Patent Curtain Fixtures, &c.
The above comprises Of the latest and choicest
styles and quality Al prices below the New York or
Boston markets. d. KELLY,
Carpet Sotc under the Sasadahock House
rss Anril no. 1884, 3wa5
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ANU ALL MINDS Of
Chronic and Female Complaints,
J. p. PAINE, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician,
Newcastle and Damariscoua, Me.
ro,he Honorable Arnold BIaney, Esquire. Judge Of

TO the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire, Judge of
Probate, within and for The County of Lincoln
DESPECTFULLY represents Hiram Henry OF Tops
IL ham, in the County Of Lincoln, executor Of the last
will and of Zebediah Lancaster late of Bow
donbam in said County OF Lincoln, deceased, tesiate
that The sonal OF said deceased, that has
into his hands is lent to pay the just debis leg
aces. and charges Of administration by the sum Of
three hundred and 6fly-nine doars-ihat the sGd de-
ceased died seized and possessed OF certain piece
parcel of land situated in Bowdoinham, in said County,
and bounded and described follows, 10 wit:-norih-
erly by land of Lewis Mus,ard-soulherly by land Of
James X. Millay-easterly by land Of Robert Thomp-
son-westerly by land OF Moses Wiams-and con-
tanning about hundred acres that partial sale OF
the would greatly reduce the value of the resi-.
due; that Humphrey Varney has offered The Of one
honsand two hundred dollars Tor sud land subJecl 10
the WIDOWS dover in the including the reverson
Of the WILLOWS dover in said land that the 10
advantageous offer, and that the inesea of all
ed will be best promoted by immediate acceptance
of the He prays thai he may be licen-
sed and empowered 10 sell the same NJ private sale 10
said varney agreeably 10 his said offer
HIRAM HENRY
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To the Constructive.

70 Persons who have been taking the COP LIVER
OIL, be pleased 10 learn that DIR WILBOR, 156 Court
ST. Bosi 3D. has succeeded (rom directions OF several
professional gentemen in combining the oil with lime,
IN such manner that II is pleasant the taste, and its
effects in Lung complaints truly wonderful Very
many persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless,
and who had taken The clear Oil for a 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. 3m33
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The awful census of the dead
by CONSUMPTION mainly fed
Then, ere The fatal dart is sped
Remove the cause Of what you dread.
Be in iime
The frequent cough that mars your rest,
The fevered pulse, the ightenrd chest,
The breathing, laboring and oppressed,
The coming of the scourge attest
BE in time
TAR, CANCHALAGUA, LIvERwORT,
These, convaescent crowds assert,
Will the dread malady avert,
And save the ienderes lungs rnhu5t
Be in lime.
ROGERS has blended in one charm,
These elemenns of healing balm,
His syrup the worst cough will calm,
Then Try ii i'll the first alarm
And be in time
ChUilON.-None genuine unless there is the
buh wrsppcr note Of hind, signed with pen, by A
l. SCOVILL Co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. l.. SEQ.
WILL. q CO Proprietors their Principal Depot
iOTHlC HALL, No. BIG Broad,cay, New ork :, Io
whom all orders for the Medicine, aud letters relating
o agencfes should be addressed posr paid
ALSO, for sale in Bath, by A. G. Puget Waldo
'oro, by NJ. Rawson.
PRICE-In large bottles, 81 90. bottles for S5
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LINCOLN ss-At Probate Court held at wiscas-
sci, within and for The County Of Lincoln oil the
third day Of May, AID 1854.
On,he foregoing petition. ordsvsd that the said ps.
,onrr give notice all persons Interested in ssid
,a,e ina, they may appear Court Of Probate be
holden at wiscassei, within and for said Comfy,
the third Monday Of June next by causing copy Of
said petition, with this order, 10 be published IN the
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous 10 said Court
ARNOLD BtANEY, Jxdge.
Attest :.-EDw1x s HovEY, Reeistsr.
A true copy. Attest, EDWIN Hovss, Reg. aw47
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per steamship Canada, at Boston
Ar a. Liverpool 2Sth ut Maine, Freeman, Orleans /;
Andros, Apslachicoia.
SID eth, Rio Grande, Ryan, Philadelphia.
Adv, Emma Field, for New York 3d.
Ent for ldg Gath, Sewal, for N Orleans 26th Emma
Field, New York.
ton. ~' ~
Ent inward at London Esd ult, VIM Kent, williams,
I'm Calcutta. '
Al Passage (Waterford) goth ult, Milan from Liver
sengers. - r
SD from Havre sd ult, ship chas Croker, Duncan,
:, Adv, Brunswick for New Orleans; Jane d Cooper.
New York.
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Stoves! stoves!!

THE subscribers have
= on hand and are now
selling nj iheLowEsrPRI-
eEs, ST o v E ) of every
description, someefwhich
arc heavier, better finish.
ed, and more pcrfecitha,,
any others in use. We
warrantthem and il, upon
trial of thirty days do not
prove satisfactory the mo.
w. WALKER q CO.
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@ In Orland, on the 9Th inst, the two sto-
ry dwelling house of Washington Partridge was
destroyed by fire. Loss about $5OO-insured
for $3.50.
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Sherifs Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

INCOLN, ss-May 6, A D 1s52-raken on execu-
u ton, wherein David p Holmes Of Boston, in the
County of Suffolk and CommonweaI of
Is creditor and Peltiah II. Foster Charles Foster and
Alvin Haley all of Richmond said County of Lin
eoin doing business under the and style Of p. H.
Foster Co.. are debtors, and will be sold at Public
vendue, ut the Office of Ezra Abbott. ESQ., in said
Richmond, OIL Saturday, the twelfth day of June D
is22 OF the clock in the forenoon all the rgh, in
equity which The said Charles Foster the be FORE
named debtors has had the 9th day of December
1881, "a, OF the clock IN the afternoon, being the
ime OF the attachment, Of the original writ, redeem.
ing the following described real estate in Bow
dom, IN said Couaty of Lincoln, viz :-bounded MS fol-
lows.beginning al Samuel Barkers north west cor
ncr-hence runnih south Ca ihance stream
50 called-thence running northey by said stream to
nemiock tree marked on the south corner of Jona-
Than Browns land-thence west-north-west by said
Browns land, to his southwest corner-thence south
southwest to the first mentioned bounds-beng the same
arm on which said Charles Foster lived in October
io5i Said premises being mortgaged to Richard Parks
the said Charles Foster by mortgage deed dated
ber 18th 1851 to secure the payment of 1--WE hun
dred dollars payable in year from of said
gage and interest. DANIEL WITHAM, Dep Sheriff.
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SPOKEN.

May 5. of Hatteras, was ssnalizsd ship Dadem, fm
York for Charleston.
May lat 81 A. lon n II, ship Monmouth. Torrey, fin
New Orleans for Liverpool.
March s, lat N, Ion 81 W, ship Masonic, Coney, from
Calcutta for London
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G 81 Z Z { 81 o. eS.

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev Fiske, Mr. Augustus
Arnold to Miss Anna, eldest daughter of Capt Robert
Bosworth, all of this city.
In Georgetown, 9th inst, by Allen Clarey, Esq, Mr.
John Clifford, d Patricktown Plantation, to Miss Jane
Shea, Of G..
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ARRIVED
DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS

Brig Tboosa, FIN Philadelphia for Portland in Con-
tact 18th, off Great Egg Earbo with sch and put back
to Del Breakwater for repairs.
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MIXED PAINTS.
Gold and Silver Watches
"4T REDUCED pRICESi IN

lust received as splendid assorimenis of GOLD and
d SILVER LEVER and LEPiNE WATCHES were
before offered in this ciiy-some Of them imported
expressly for retail trade, and will be sold so 10.
will he for the advantage of the purchaser 10 call
uefore purchasing elsewhere. L. II. G. MARSTON,
Sept l3. ID Two doors north the Elliot House
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STOVES.

A LARGE assortment Of Cooking, Parlor, and store
stoves OF The most approved patterns now selling
by The subscribers al GREATLY REDUCED prices
Also, constantly on hand. Coal Holds SheveIs, Sif-
Stove Funnel. Sad-Ircne TIN and Copper Ware ot
every description, and all other articles usually kept in
a hardware store. MITCHELL Low
Bath, Jan. %, 1852. 90
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. the Honorable. Arnold Bsaey, Esquire, Juds. sl

To the Honorable Arnold Baney ESQUIRE, Judge 81
Probate within and for the County of Lincoln:
THOMAS w CHADBOURNE Of Edgecomb in said
County, administrator of the goods and estate that
were Of George Cathran, late OF said Edgecomb, de-
OF said deceased is sufficient pay the just debts OF
in charges, by the sum of more than thirty dolas; and
that Is necessary 10 sell the real estate Of said de-
ceased for the payment Of such debts. expenses and
charges And said administrator further represents
that an advantageous offer of the sum Of thirty dollars
ceased or ofhis interest therein by Dependent Merry
and that The interest of all concerned will ne best pro
NOTED BY an immediate acceptance Of said offer.
SAID administrator therefore prsys that he may be H.
censed and empowered 10 sell said real estate or the
interest Of said deceased therein said Merry the
sum aforesaid, at private SALE with without public
notice. al the discretion Of said administrator the
purpose aforesaid- w. CHADBOuRNE.
Wiscasset, May 3, 1852.
LINCOLN ss.-Ai q Probate Court held at wiscus,e,.
within and for the County of Lincoln on the Sd day
Of May, A 1852.
On the foregoing peion ordered that the said pe,i.
oner give notice 10 all persons interested in said cs.
they mayappear al Court OF Probate 10 be hol-
denat Wscasse within and for said County on the first
monday OF June next, by causing copy OF said peti.
lion, with this order, 10 be published in the Eastern
Times printed al Bath in said County, three weeks sue.
cessvely previous To said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
Attest EDWIN s. HovEY, Register.
True Copy Attest: EDWIN s. HovEY, Reg. 3w47
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ID G 81 { III g..

In Sacramento City, Mar Is, Albert P, OF Mr. Alex
ander Wentworth, Of Brunswick, aged FL.
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Genoasld no date, Genoa, Kelley, Lsghorn, to load
TstanIss-Ar 2sth ult, bark Scotland Percy, Havana
In port LIST inst, ship Kossuth, Fisher for Falmouth
soon. FA
Ar Soth ult, bark orline 81 John, Rodhird. York
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Wholesale Slaughter!
DUTCHE'S DEAD SHOT
DOR BED BUGS, is now making tremendous havoc
L with The bed bugs. Ii is TO make clean sweep
wherever applied destroying the bugs, nits and all
Once thoroughly applied only the bedslead, but
To the cracks and crevces about the eilings-iher
hiding placesand there is trouble the sea-
SON IL rs aperfeci bosom Of destruction.
Sold al wholesale and retail by c. w. ATwELL, No.
a, under the U. s. Hotel Portland.
Also sold by A. G. Page, Bath, and by Druggists
and dealers in medicines generally. ta3
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House Papers.

A LARGE and beautiful assortment of House Paper
n just received AT
SAWYER MAGoUN'S Bookstore.
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Sweeten I'M!

A PRIME lot of Crushed, Powdered Havana Brow
II New Orleans and Muscovado SUGARS, at
Bath, May 10. EATON & SHAW'S