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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-19
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER
From California.
Arrival of the Daniel webster
and Northern LiEht.

The steamship Daniel Webster, from San
Jnan de Nicaragua, arrived at New Orleans
on Saturday evening, bringing dates from San
Francisco to July Is.
Crime throughout California was on the in
crease. A number of fights and murders had
taken place in Shasta, Calaveras and Ell Dora
do counties, the authors of which, however,
were promptly punished by the citizens.
The reports from the mines were not very
favorable, but large yields were anticipated as
the rains commenced.
The troubles with the Chinese population
were not yet settled, and those on Bear river
had been driven off by the Indians.
The general health of California was good
The crops were producing an astonishing
yield.
The markets at San Francisco were in
healthy state, with fair business doing.
The steamer Northern Light, from San
Juan, Aug 8, with 300 passengers, and $780,
600 In gold dust, arrived at New York on Sun
day morning. She reports Sar Juan healthy,
and the river in good navigable condition.
The Northern Light brings two days later
intelligence from San Francisco, from which
we learn that through the intercesson of Mr..
Dillon, the French Consul, amicable relations
had been restored between the Americans and
foreigners in the district of Mariposa, and all
parties had returned, and were quietly pursu-
ing their business at the mines.
A rumor prevailed at Sacramento on the
10Th, that Georgetown had been destroyed by
fire. The report requires confirmation.
FROM OREGoN.-We have dates from Ore
gon to July 10. An extra session of the Leg
islature has been convened 10 consider sub
jecis connected with the interests of the
territory. No news ofimportance.
Major Moses ]. Barnard, formerly of Phil
adelphia, died at Oregon City on The 4th of
July. tie served with distinction in the Mex
lean war, under General Scott.
FROM THE IsTHNUs.-Panama papers con-
tain accounts of great mortality among the
U. S. troops. A large number have sickened
and died. The families of many of the SOL
diers now on the Isthmus are in great dest-
tutiUn.
Col. Wood and Joseph Dyer, well known
merchants of AspinwaIl, kill each other in
street fight. One was shot through the head,
and the other through the heart.
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State of Maine.

I lNCO1.N Sat- Probate Court held Wiscas-
~ set, on the I'd day Of August, A 1852.
ORDERED that Asa Redingion, guardian of William
kS an insane person, late of Bath in said County,
deceased notify all persons interested, that his last
count Of guardianship on the estate of said King will be
offered tor an allowance Probate Court Wiscas-
sci on the first Monday OF September next, when and
where they may be present if they
Notice 10 be gwen b publishing aitested 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 second dav of August in
The year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
fty-two. ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge.
Copy AteSt-EDwIN S. HovEY. Reg. 3wS%
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State of Maine.

r INCOLN, sat a Probate Court held at Wiscasset
IL on the second day oil Aug, ID 1852.
ORDERED, that b. C. Bailey administrator of the es-
of William Crawford, late Of Bath, in said Coun-
w. deceased notify the heirs law and creditors of said
deceased and persons interested that his second &C.
count administration the estate Of said Crawford
will be offered for allowance al Probate Court at
Bath The twenty first day of Sept. next, when and
where they be present If they cause And al
so said Court the widows petition for allowance
will he considered
Notice 10 be gver by publishing an attest ed copy OF
this order in the Eastern Times paper printed in Bath
three weeks successfully before said of Probate
Given under my hand this I'd day of Aug i'll the
year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and fit
two. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge.
Copy Attest EDWIN S HovEY, Register. 3w7
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just Received.

pURE Lemon Syrup, prepared by the Shakers, for
L sale by NJ. +. GANNET.
Bath June %, 1852
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ID g 81 { III s..

in this city, 18th inst, Marceus Hall, aged years.
In this city, 10th inst, Achsah Curtis aged years
and IL months.
In Woolwich, 9th inst, Miss Mary Jane Heal aged 10
years and 10 months 9th inst, John Deano, aged 10
years.
In Phipsbug, 18th inst, Mrs Margaret Butler, aged 90
years.
In Brunswick, 10th inst, Capt John Wilson, aged Sc
12th Mrs Aban. wife of James Spollett, aged 81.
In Richmond, 10th INST, Stanwood Alexander, Esq,
aged 80 years.
In Damariscota, 10th inst, Capt David Farnham aged
46 years.
In Lewiston, Daniel Wiggin, aged &c years and 5
months; Frank ii Murray, aged year and mos.
In Marysvile, July I'd, Sydney A, Horatio and
Betsey Cross, laely of Me- aged years.
In San Francisco, July 8, Mrs Mary Spear of Port
land, Me, aged 80.
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I 81 t Z { 81 yes.

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev Allen DIR War
rem to Mrs Sarah 2 Ball, both of Weymouth, Mass.
In Brunswick 18th inst. by Rev George Adams, Capt
Joseph Slsbee to Miss Frances, daughter of Adam Le-
mont, Esq, b.
In Lewiston, Mr. SewalI Goss Miss Elmira Car
vile 9Th inst Mr. Cyrus Lord Miss Carroll, all of
Lewiston.
In Augusta, Sd inst, Mr. II Hubbard Of this city, to
Miss Laura A Crowell, of China.
In San Francisco, Mr. George Drew of S to Mi SIS
Harriet HASKELL of Topsham, Me.
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State Of Maine.

T 1NCOLN sat- a Probate Court held al Wiscasse:
IL ON the second Jay of August, AID 1852.
ORDERED, that Susannah Backman, guardian of
Gideon Blackman, compus, of WoolwCh, in said
County, notify all persons interested, that her second
account of guardianship the estate of said ward will
be Offered for allowance at Probate Court at Wis
cassel on the first Monday of September next, wnen
and where they may be present if they cause.
Notice 10 be given by publishing an at,esied copy OF
this order III the Eastern Times. printed in Bath
weeks successivell before said Court of Probate.
Given under my hand this second day Of August, in
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
dfly-two. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge.
Copy Attest-EDwIN S. HovEy, Register. 3ws.
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WOODEN WARE.
State of Maine.

| lNCOLN, sat Probate Court held AT Wscasset.
~ within and for the County of Lincoln, on the I'd
day OF August, AID 1852.
ORDERED that Mary J. Hunnewcll, administrative OF
The estate OF james Humuewell, late of Woowich in
SAID County, deceased, notify the heirs LAY and cred
os OF said deceased and all persons interested thai his
second account OF administration the of said
deceased. will be offered for allowance al Probate
Court al Wscasse the 1st Monday Septnexl when
and where they may be present ifthey see cause.
Nolce 10 be given by publishing alteslcd copy OF
Tins order III the Eastern Times, public lie wspaper
printed al Bath, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before sa id
Courl of Probate.
Given under my hand this second day of August, in
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
ffy-lwo.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
3wsf Copy a,est-EDwIN IIovEY, Register
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LINCOLN, ss-Ata Court of Probate held at Wiscas-
sell within and for the County of Lincoln, on the 2J
day of August, ID 1852.
Upon the foregoing petition ordered that The petition
give notice 10 all persons interested in said esaN
that they may appear at Court OF probate 10 be hol-
den at Wiscassei, on the first Monday of September
der be published in The Eastern Times, printed al
Bath, three weeks successfully previous said court,
ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge of Probate
Auest-EDwIS 5. HovEy, Register.
true copy, Attest EDWIN 5 IIovEY, Reg. 3w7*
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-19

FIFTY YEARS AGO. The Amherst Cabinet this
week closed its half century. Our worthy and
venerable friend, the senior editor has Just had
the degree of Mas. of Arts conferred upon him
6y Dartmouth College. He was master of the
Printing Art for a long time, and that being
the art of all arts, he has been master of arts
without diploma.-Nashua TELEGRAPH.
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Delegation to Hillsborough.

The following gentlemen were selected BY
the Mechanics Pierce & King Club, to repre-
sent the Democracy Of Bath, on the 18th inst.
at the fiillsborough Mass Meeting, the home o
Franklin Pierce, among the granite hills of hi.
native State:
Nathan Coombs Nathan Lord
Oliver Moses S. L. Foster
Arthur Brown J. G.. Snow
Henry Tallman VIM. V. Moses
Thos. X. Bradford Joseph Edgecomb
DIR. L. G.. Stockbridge John Lowell
James Coulliard Charles Potter
Samuel Crowell William Scolly
Jere Ellsworth John Anderson
DIR. Sam'l Anderson Scott Morse
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EASTERN TIMES
"a ga MARINE JOURNAL. So So
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Aug H.
Brig Coral Gibson, Wilmington NC
Sch President Jackson, O'Nel, Boston.
SATURDAY, Aug H.
ARRIVED.
Brig Richmok' Chesey, Portland.
Sch Planet, Sn wv, Boston.
CLEARED.
Br sch Jane, Coalfeet, Windsor, Ms.
SUNDAY, Aug a.
ARRIVED.
Brig VIM Crawford, Brookings, New York.
Sch Convf1 Allen, Boston.
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lie has personal vanity enough to damn
seven successive Administrations That is
what Mr.. Brownlow, of Tennessee, publish
ed Of General Scott. Mr.. Webster has re-
Gently ratified The sentiment by appointing
Mr.. Brownlow publisher of the United
States Laws by authority.
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During the year 1851, 4,156 crossed the
ocean by the Collins, and Ais BY the Gu,
ard line. The first made their passages in
an average of 10 days 81 hours, the last l
days, hours and Is minutes. The former
paid 80, 1921 37 in custom house duties, and
the latter 2,S2O,901.
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Democratic Caucus.

The Democratic Republicans of Phipsburg
are requested to meet at the Town House on
Saturday the 2Sth of August inst, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, to nominate candi.
date for Representative to the State Legisla-
ture. Per order of Town Committee.
Phipsburg, Aug. IA, 1852.
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PEACHES. The peach crop is said to be
good in Delaware and Maryland. Yester.
day, about 5000 baskets from those States
passed over the Camden and Amboy Rail.
road in New York.-Mew York Express, 18Th.
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Death and Destruction.

Fortu thousond Bed Bugs slam IN one night.
nUrCHER'S Dead Shot for Bed Bugs, is making
IL great havoc among the bed bugs. II uses them up
win perfect bosom Of destruction. Nothing like it,
MOI bed bug rnit escapes One thorough application
10 the bedsead and the cracks and crevces about tbs
ceiling their hiding places is Sufficient for The season
Sold by the dozen single bottle by 6. w. Atwsll,
under the U S hotel, Portland
Also soLdby Druggists gensrdxy s'9 s't
Also sold by A. g. PsRe, Bath and by Dfneeiss
and dealers in medicines generally t tfst
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Pierce & King Club.

The next meeting of the PIERCE & KING CLUB will be
held on FRIDAY EVENING next, at II O'Clock
at the Common Council Room punctua attendance
is requested. OLIVER MOSES President
F. ID. SEwALL, Sec.
Bath, Aug Is, 1859.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Per Steamship Africa.

Adv at Liverpool Both, Benz Adams, Drummond, for
York llth Arlington, Ryan, for Charleston l4th Ellen
Maria Whtmore, for New Orleans I'd.
Cid London 9th, Kossuth, <>sher, Newcastle to load
for port in the United States
Sid 2sth Maria ,Burlcgh, York
Ar at Deal 25th, ship Given, Given, Hamburg for
Shanghai, ami proceeded same day.
Ar at Cardiff 26th, Zenoba, Barker, Havre.
Ar at Portsmouth 2Sth inst, ship Rebecca, Saver Ha
Ar at Cardiff 27th Trenton, Paten, London TO load fol
New York
Al Havre 2sh, ldg, Drigo. for York; Old England
for New Orleans
Leghorn-In port 3d. ship Delaware Patten, for New
ork next day st John, Skoleld for do, ldg Skoleld
Lewis, for Boston, do.
Drontheim-In port 18th ult brp Crocus Norton fl,
Bordeaux.
Hayana-In port Sd, ship Hampton Young, frt or chit
bark Benj Adams, Coombs do do.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-19
Democrats of Phipsburg.

The democrats of Phipsburg are requested
to meet in caucus on Saturday, the twenty frs,
day of August next, at four o clock in the af-
ternoon, at the Town Hall, for the purpose of
choosing two delegates to attend the County
Convention at Wiscasset on Thursday, the
twenty sixth day of August next also to
choose Town Committee for the year ensu-
ing, and to organize fully for the coming Sep
TENDER election, and to take any and all neces-
sary action for the benefit of the party; and
we hereby pledge ourselves to attend the eau
Gus unless unavoidably prevented:
Dated this 29th day of July, 1852.
J. F. Mereen Timothy Bachelor
James l.. Todd Sumner Heal
James Duley Pearson Morrison
j. 2. Larrabee ]. A. Jewell
Geo. P Todd Prescott Getchell
VIM. Sprague, Sd Tallman Lowell
Hiram c. Malcolm F. H. Morse
Abel NJ. Oliver Nath'l Morrison
William w. Heal Dennis Gahan
Joseph Dunton VIM. A. PIERRE
Daniel Greenlow Thomas D. Dodd
Timothy w. Todd Alden S. Oliver
Merrill Wyman James Wallace
Winslow Morse Charles o. Spinney
VIM. Green Alfred Sprague
Samuel w. Shaw John Rock
Lyman Oliver Geo. w. Rock
Thomas Child Henry Oliver, I'd
VIM. Wildes Edward Green
Walker Getchell c. G. Wright
Nath'l S. Todd Abner Lowell
John w. Lowell John Stevens
Oliver X. Spnney Jacob Oliver
Matthew 2. Gahan w. H. Small
Hiram Morse Alfred S. Perry.
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DISASTERS,

Boynton, of Thsmaston, at New York fin Rot
reports having sustained considerable damage in
gal the 10th july in lat Al, Ion 90 40. The captain
tears lis cargo is damaged.
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Tothe Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire. Judge of
Probate, within and for the County of Lincoln.
T UCY SEDGLEY, Administrative of the estate of
IL CALEB SEDGLEY, late OF Bowdonham in said CouIl-
~ deceased, respectfully represents that the person.
al of the said deceased is sufficient BY the
sum of three hundred and fifty dollars 10 answer his
just debts and charges of administrations she therefore
prays that she may be empowered and licensed 10 sell
and convey much of the real of The said de-
ceased may be sufficient raise the said sum with
incidental charges. LUCY SEDGLEY
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Iowa. Buffalo Aug. 16. 1t is reported
by returns from Iowa. that the Democrats
will have large majority in the Legislature
and l member Of Congress.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

The METROPOLITAN will be completed. and open for
the reception of company September 1st Price OF board
two dollars per day
SIMEON LELAND & CO., Projectors.
d,v
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Fourth of july

TScomng, and in order TO Keep COOL. every Lady
L wants & FAN have Large assortment of Fans
Of all descriptions, prices ranging from So co.
Please call and examine
L. II. y. MARSTEN'S Jewelry Store
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House Lots for Sale,

n NEVERAL House Lots on a new street run
"a - ming from Russell to Centre street. are offer
lssssm ed for sale at prices which cannot fail to suit
Gb purchasers. SAM'L l. ALLEN
BAH, May 5, 1852. ends
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REMOVED.
New & Rich Jewelry, Watches, SC.

A LARGE and well selected stock Of Jewelry,
a Watches, &c. just received and VIII be sold very
low Our stock of Jewery is the largest that has
beeu offered al private sale in this place H
Jitne %. 1852 s. " HEATH e. CO.
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Commencement.

MR.. UPTON will be in Brunswick again some DAYS
11 previous to, and after Commencement. A fine on
porunity will thus be presented for visiters 10 obtain
Daguerreotypes. This will probably be the last he
will visit Brunswick. Terms reasonable be
und anywhere.
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TRASK,S
AND TONIC,
For the Hair,

THE value of this admirable preparation is TOO well
1 known in this community need any extended no.
lice commentator; and the proprietor feels thai il
is only necessary for him cali the attention of The
public 10 the iac that for mating of The hair ,hoariness
decooaiion. baldiess, &C. il has equal and no one
the head should be without it.
For sale by the subscriber, at his shop opposite the
House, and By Sawyer & Magouu Henry
Hyde, MagouD Stnson, and w Il Stearns
II TRASk.
Balh, Apr 49, 1852. As
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Ground Horse Radish,

pICKLES by the gallon and jar Mixed Pckles-oIves,
L Cdpers-English Mustard-Pickled Lines &c, al the
City Market u rA6A.
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Al Court Of Probate held Wiscasset the second
day OF August, A 1852.
Upon the foregoing petition, ordered that the petit
loner give notice TO all persons interested, by causing
copy OF her petit Jon and order thereon 10 be published
~ me Eastern Times paper printed in Bath, in said
Gouy lhrcc weeks successfully, previous 10 The 21st
nay OF september next thai they may then appear at
rfoDaie Court 10 behefd BAH, and for said Conn
y, ana snow cause, ii any they have why the prayer
OF tie petitioner should moi be granted
an ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge.
ATrue Copy Attest: EDWIN s HoyEY Reg 3w6
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. The cour, Of Probate for The County Of Lincoln

To the Court Of Probate for the County Of Lincoln
RESPECTFULLY represents Priscilla DARLING Of
II Bath, in said County, that Nathaniel Wyers, lae Of
Bath, died the 5lh Of JAM 1861 seized and posse
ed of real estate goods and chaes ghis and credits,
10 the value of five hundred dollars which ought to be
Their represents that she is creditor Of said Wyers he
the fine of his disease being indebted 10 her.
Wherefore she Trays that administration of said estate
maybe granted 10 jeremiah Ellsworth of Bath,
other suitable person. tr
Dated this I'd day Of August, 1852.
her
PRISCILLA n DARLING.
mark.
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Cambooses.

noBBS celebrated Cainbooses, for sale Wholesale and
nost ren souabe rites and warranted 20 give saisfac
non H. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
Near sagadsLock Ferry, Front ST., bath:
JuIy IS. 1852. OIL
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Superior Stove Polish,

w ARRANTED the best in use; making no dust ne
waste, no disag reeabIe smell, and giving bea vii.
inl lusre with lille labor; for sale al il, L. CHAM
BERLAIN'S Stove Depoi.
Bath, July 20, 1852.
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DIR, NOURSE

las removed to Pearl Street Cd house west of Captain
L Parkers Office heretofore, opposite the Saga
dallock House. i4stf
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To the Court of Probate for the County of Lincoln
ID ESPECTFULLY represents, Amos Purr ngton of
III Bowdoin, i'll said county, that Isaac Randall lat c
of Bowdon in said county, died the eth day
of May 1852 seized and possessed of goods and chat
lcs, rights and credits, 10 the value If more than
twenty dollars which ought TO be administered accord
ing to law. Your petitioner further represents that he
is guardian of Foster Randall. and that Foster RAN
dali is heir at law of said deceased. Wherefore he
prays that administration Of said estate may be granted
10 Samuel Carr, OF Bowdoin aforesaid, some other
suitable person.
Dated this sixth day Of July 1852
AMOS BURLINGTON,
Guardian Of Foster Randall.
Al Court of Probate held Wiscassct the I'd day
ofAugust, 1852,
Upon the foregoing petition, ordered, that the said
petitioner give notice TO all persons interested by
mig copy of his petition with this order thereon 10 be
published in the Eastern Times. three weeks success
svely previous the first Monday of September next,
that they may appear al Probate Court 10 be held al
Wiscasset, in and for said county, and show cause, if
they have, why The prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
A true copy eel, EDWIN HcvEY, Reg 3ws
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st John, NB-Ar 18th, sch ORR, McMullin, Bath
Cid 9th, ship Emma Field, Thompson, Liverpool. A
st George-CId 9Th inst, ship Roger, Horbest,
London. .--rrFr- .a..s
M SPOKEN.
Aug g. lat 2sl Ion III, brig Nancy Plasted Of Gardn-
e., days fin NewburypOrt for Baltin ore.
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Medical Notice.
X. RICHARD CLAY. vi. ID. /,

WILL be at the HOTEL Hodgdons Mills, Boothbay, on
w Monday, Tuesday und Wednesday, Aug 9th, 10th and
1ith. u Consultations free. II No M-rcury given IN
any case whatever.
PS.-Dr will remain at Boothbay till Aug 18th, for
the purpose Of visiting patients their residence Ihose
desiring his professional services should send IN her ore
ders previous to the 18th inst.
DIR Clay will be at Mr. Wyman's, Phipshurg, TUESDAY
afternoon, Aug 18th. John W Adams', Winnegance, on
Wednesday afternoon, Aug 18th.
6agadahock House, Bsth, Thursday and Friday Ang
18th and goth. wv
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n'EA Pc rs, Coffee Pots, Urns, rich Golhic Tea Trays
! common Dry Egg Coolers, Britannia Soup ru-
reens, &c. W. HEATH co.
June 20, 1852 2f
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Boots and Shoes.
Fourth of july

5 al hand. which is very flung for every
man 10 treat himself 10 Il suit, in order 10 ap-
pear bright and comfortable on this impor ant
day Now the hest place OBJ ain these articles
BALLOU'S
SagadahOek Clothing and 0utfitting
WAREHOUSE,
as he has just received very i.rge and excellent
sorimeni of the fashionable Goals, Pants Vcsls
and every article of genllemens wear and which he
will sell al astoundmg low prices. Please call in and
examine and save at least ten per ii twenty.
Bath, June 90, 1852. j. BALLOU
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Glass Ware Of every description.

500 dozen common and rich Glass Tumblers, very
cheap; Lamps, CandlesIicks. Wine Glasses, ock and
Champagne Glasses, Glass Jugs. Creams. Sugar Bowls,
Preserve Plaes Salts, Noppea and every article in the
Glass Ware line, Tor sale cheap.
RICH AND COMMON TOILET WARE,
From 81 10 $50 per sci. s. w. HEATH & co.
Bath, June 30, 1852
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Table Cutlery.
Britannia Casters,

I OOO SETS of Table Knives and Forks, of ever,
lUOO description. 5. w. HEATH & CO