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Paid for losses, (part Of which occurred in
1867 ss,267 Il
printing, stationery, and sdEer-
Using So o.
postage rs %
+" Office rent As 90
expense settling losses, IS IA
H fuel and miscellaneous expenses 81 80
" President and Directors, (nne in
number,1 ncluding services of
cations, 200 90
Secretary for services, 4o1 so
" Treasurer " 80 81
" Oliver Moses and A. J. Fuller, for
auditing last years accounts, 90
Balance in Treasnrer's hands. 29I &c
S4,a9s l6
CoSrRA-CR.
BY balance of last years accts, S3s 26
Received of p. Wadsworth, cash
premiums, 1s45 s5
Received of p. Wadswerth, en- LIST
assessment Sd class, ss5 90
Received of P. Wadsworth, on I'd
assessment Sd class, 2447 81
Received of p. Wadsworth, ON
expired premium notes and cam
- s4,sss Is
Safe, Office Furniture, &c. belonging to the
Company, valued at Sl75 90
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ami having wiines sed It's good effects upon many per-
within Or knowledge fully satisfied thai II is
a valuable medicine, perfectly safe, convenient and
highly effcaci"us, and would therefore recommend II
every occasion mos cleeriully. 10 persons suffering
from any humor, especially Salt Rheum:-
C. r, Cbrell. Hartford CT VIM E Goodenow, Norway
VIM = TYLER Norwich do b G Barrows, Lewiston
Carter Coicbrd Boston g w Sawyer, Dover
G NJ Eddy New Bedford Wooster faTkel, 10
j S Harrison Boston Joel Paine, Jay ~,
Jobn VilIiams Boston John Wakefield Rocksnd
Ariel Work Milton HG Wasnburn. Belfast
N A Snragne Nantucket # p Batchelder, Levant
Iodd 4 inrraham Bangor Gilbert Parshley, Sangerv'e
Ingraham, Camden David Hammond, Troy
WIN Mnuroe, do Francis Blake, Harrison
Apstin Sveetland 10 WIN Weber, Webster
Certificates 10 almost any might be added il
bit the proprietor feels thai the article has
beeome 90 we'll known and virtues generally
knovlsdgsd by physicians, as 10 make II unnec-
sssary further proof Of the merits Of the article
For sale in this city by A.. G. Page and II the
Bath Book Store Brunswick, VIM Baker and z
: Galchel; and BY Druggists generally. Price 81
vith furdirsctons. 33n
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Stolen,

LlROM the Siabl. Of the subscriber on Thursday
night, Jan 18th dark red mare, eight years old.
.aving deem and full breast, hip bones rather sharp
white spot in her forehead tno very distinctly black
and tail both little curly,l and her left hind foo
white.
From tracks in the snow, and other indications il
appears the thief Il schonlhouse by with
Il horse and sleigh where he stopped. then came and
took SAID mare and went toward Belfast. A man with
horse and ale gh and leading Their horse seen
miles mellow, about II o'clock The nigh, go.
ng in that din ection. A buffalo skin lso taken.
Any person WHO will give informato ion where said
mare can be onnd or return her, dciec and ares
the thief, shall b. HbsraIy rewrde1.
JOSEPH FREEMAN. In.
Prospect, Jan 10, 1852 3w32
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To d. c. MoREHEAn NJ d.
have disposed o; all the CavaIc Belts with the eS4
reptjnn two and the results hDve been
sessful, beg Won will send a supply inimcdL
atoy. A young man in town sdjoinirg had heen out
Of health for cny time. and unable TO do any work
all. lie tried the Regulars" until they completely
ply sickcd his pockets 2;el his tystsm lie then
concluded to Try Belt and Fluid. 7 lie FIRST day i
compelled him to Keep his he'd ana his parents ard
friends begged him take OF the Belt-sad it woulc
make him orsc SC Int he kept it and the nerf day
v ant TO hayiEg and has ~Crkcd hard every day since
Yours trlly A. J. SMITH.
Bristol, n. H.. September Is. 1850
BY No trouble or iuconv sniense sttends tne use OF
DR. CHRISTIES G.4LV.fNIC Cbh.i Xxx 80. s ane
they may 10 worn by the most feeble aAs decale WIN
perfect and safety. In many cases the Se"seion
attending their use highly Te5saN and Sgsfcee lney
are ACCOMPANIED by full and plain directions ior use
Pamphlets WITH full particulars may be obtaned gTsuf,
Of the authorised Agent
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The (Ialvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Bevsre Of Counte5es and H'Orthisss isiistio"s
D. C. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
I39 Broadway. New York.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, only authorised
Agent for Bath and vicinity. soply6l
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Commissioner Notice.
lime edended on Joseph Se,eairs Estate

Time ertended on Joseph SelcalTs Estate.
THE undersigned, Commissioners examine the claims
L against the estate Of Jos SEwALL deceased, hereby
give notice that a further time of four months the
fifth instant, has been allowed by the Judge of Probate
bring and prove said claims and the under signed will
meet the office Of David Bronson, in the Custom
House building the first Monday of February, March,
pr and May next, O'Clock in the afternoon, for
that purpose ID. C. MAGOUN, )coum;..;on..
' D. BRONSON, commissioners
p,tb Ian ISL tf3l
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STRANGE ENOUGH!

Panama, Chau:saque Co. y. y. oc:., |. 1854
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. Throw Physic to the Dogs.

To illustrate the Of The GALVAN1C BELT,
suppose the OF person afflicted with that bane of
civilization by SPElSA any other Chronic Ne.v
on. Disorder. ia ordinary cases stmuants taken
which by their action The and muscles OF the
stomach afford temporary relief but which leave tbs
patient lower ami with injured faculties after
action thus excited has ceased. Now compare ths
9TH the effect resulting :iora the application Of the
q ALVANlC BELT. Take 4 Dyspeptc sufferer, even in
the worst symptoms Il an attack and simply tie the Belt
round the Body, using the Magnetic Fnid directed.
In shor: period lie nsensibp rcrspiraon will act
the positive element of the Belt thereby causing Gal
vaic circulation which Will pass the negative AMI
thence back again to the positive thus Keeping up Goa
tnuous Galvanic circulation throughout the system
Thus the cases Of Dl SPEpSiA FER
MANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE Of
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ave been quietly working their way among the most
ateligent and respectable classes and constantly
,cheging in alarming train OF diseases which
for tees baied ell the aii Of medicine and all th
ssa s:iancs lhssa .;.sea.ss
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WEAKNESS lND NEay0;s DEBILITY!

DEAR SE-l want another sEpyly OF CHRlSTfES
GALvANiC CURATIvES. immediately This is an in
that the Curavcs are constructed upon scientific and
philosophical principles and work caectuay uroo
tho Nervous System, in the Of Nervous DiseaSeA
An cstmable young lady in town was afflicted with
extreme Nerrous rcilty and sewers palms in the head
and neck She put On ono OF TIE GaivaI1c B-lts ana
Necklace and med;Gsj became sensible OF its curative
and pewers and the next day relieved
Of tho severe pains and raised from state of entiru
prostTation to health and strength can men
ton several ether cases equally wonderful.
Yours very respectfully,
j. D. KNIGHT.
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EASTERN TIMES
sxsA MARINE JOURNAL. sA s
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, Feb Z
CLEARED.
Dr. sch Pearl, Mclean, st Jshn, ND.
SAILED.
Bark Lizzie Loud, Murphy, Havana.
MosDAY, Feb 9.
ARRIVED.
Sch Convey, Allen, Boston.
Sch Pres Jackson, Dockendorn, Newburyport-
Sch Lanson Dean, fcnniuan- New Yorn.
New ship Elizabeth, (of Warren r q Carr, has com
seted her repairs at Portland, and loading for Mo
bile on the 4th it was expected she would be ready fol
abt 10Th.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that the subscriber has boon duly ap
L pointed executor of the last will &c Of John Siani
lord OF Ipswich III the County of Essex. and Com
mnnw-ah of Massachusetts deceased and has taken
upon hersrIfthat trust by ing bonds the law d
rect. Aud all persons having demands upon the
uf the said John Stanford required la exhibit The
me. aud all persons indebted 10 the said
called upon make payment.
MARY s. FARLEY.
Feb 1852. 3w3l
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BOUNTY LAND,

Rf late decision AT Washington, il is now establish
~ ed Ihni all The Militia OF Maine who served in the
War OF 1879, for thirty days more are ent He'd 10
Bounty ,1i Land under The Act Of Sept, 1850,
Widows and minor children of drceased soldiers ire
entitled 10 the benefit Of The Ac,
Inc Undersigned is prepared 10 receive applications
HENRY INC AII,S
WiScaSset, Jan 10, 1852 2p,SO
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DRY GOODS.

At the time place OF the abuve, will be sold
without the entire stock of Dry Goods Mer
chant, consisting All Wool NJ DLaines Cotton and
Wool do Alpaccas Lyonescs Mohar Dress Goods
Gnshams (some very high COST Prints i'll great varie
ty Bay State Long and Square Shdwls Cashmere do
Beached and Brown Sheetngsi Irish Linens Broad
cloths satinetts Cotton Flannes Tickings Brown
Cambrics &c. Sale positive to- close the concern.
Bath, Feb. 8, 1852. 2w33
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Per Steamship Niagara at New York.

Per Steamship Niagara at NfW York.
Sid I'm Liverpool 14th ult, Phena, Herbest, Baltimore
Conqueror Boutee, New York.
Ent for dg 18th, Mary Florence, Trott, Baltimore u.s.
Pelicin State, Manson, New York.
Ent inward at London 18th, Harriet Augusta, Trott,
York. efr-rI.
Put back to Deal 18th ship St Iohn skohed, for New
OrleanK
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MANY THOUSAND
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIAL

from the intelligent and respectable persons residing
in every portion the United States could be presented
These now unnecessary, but numerous selection
embracing many statements of the eXraordinar;
TIChL may lie had of the authorised Agent The inter
estcd are particularly invited 10 cell
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More Proof,


From Deacon Lewis, of Utica.
Cheerful ly give my name in favor of DR.. Buchan's
Hungarian Balsam Of Life Last April my wife was al
tackled with violent cough, attended with severe and
most.
DISTRESSING PAIN IN THE SIDE
so bad as to deprive her of While in this situation
called ON Messrs Warner & Co for medicn-, and
he recommended this Balsam purchased a bottle, and
by III time we had e one half of it, my wife began
get better and otter using the remain her neah
COMPLETELY RESTORED. Since that time, have
commended tie Basam my frie DIS, mniy of whom
have used il with like success.
JOHN LEWIS,
Deacon Of the First Ba list Church in Utica.
DR. BkADLEE-Dear Sr-Having observed the beneficial
effects of he Hun.a ian Basam of Life upon self
and Others particularly in removing, case
stnate cough of long standing and alarming pc that
had resisted ous other remedies | cheeriully give
my testimony TO its superior value a remedy for pull
mOnary affections. Yours, DC,
No Bartlett Place, NEWTON.
BoSToS, Feb Sd, 1886.
David F. Bradlee Son, 100 Washington ST., Boston,
Sole Agents for the nited British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle
A. u. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinty. 2w32
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Commissioner Notice.

A FURTHERtme of two months from January 5ih
II 1852 has granted by The Judge of Probate, 10
he creditors of the estate of Thomas Cushing, lie of
Ph;psburs in the County of Lincoln Ia bring in and
prove lneir claims against said estate We appoint u 9
ohGe OF PoIer Smith, in Bath, IN SAM county, a.
Feb 2oh is5l between the no urs of and Fl, Q
p NJ as The place and time performance thereof.
c. r. PORTER Commissioners of liz
3w3o ~ Es,nte
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The Citizens Temperance Meeting stands
adjourned to Saturday evening, l4th inst.
Speakers are selected for the occasion.
L. .E1 P Wadsworth, Sec'y
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10 the Honorable Arnold Baney, Esquire, Judge OF
frnbate within aud for the Couhty of Lincoln.
INioMaS ChiLD. OF Phipsburg, in the County OF
Lincoln aforesaid, GUARDIAN OF Calvin b. " hIie
MINOR ana only heir al law of VIM b. White, late al
said PhlpsburS deceased respecttully represents
said minor is The Il CERTAIN niece of real estate
situated SAID PhIpsburg bounded as follows 10 VII
northerly by land Of Vim Ropers-easrrIy by Ken
nebec river-soulherly and westerly bv Drumore Bay
and Mil pond subject 10 the righ, Of dover of The WI
dow of said deceased
Aud said guardian further represents that il would
be for the benefit ri said minor that wo hi nj
paris said real estate should be sold aud disnosed nj
and the proceeds thereof pun out ineres, In. s., ID
real estate not being productive 10 said minor
And SAID guardian further represents that an adr,u
tageous offer mas been made 10 him for said Two md;
vided third paris Of said real The sum of mr..
hundred and fifty dollars, by Charles Could of Iishnn
said Comfy and that II c interest said minor nnd
all concerned would he best promoted by Immediate
acceptance of said offer.
Wherefore SAID guardian p.avs that for the rca sons
aforesaid he may be empowered and licensed sell al
private sale The said undivided third paris of sa I'd
real he said Charles Gould for The before
mentioned with without public notice, the dis
creiion Of said guardian. THOMAS CHILD,
Guardian of said Minor.
Wiscasset, Feb. ., 1852. 3w3i.
LING OLN, sat n Probate Court held Wiscas-
set, within and for the County of Lincoln OH the
second day of FEBRUARY, AID 1852.
onthe foregoing petition ordered that the said petit
oner give u"lice 10 all persons interested in said
tate thai they may appear Court of Probate 10 be
first Monday of March next, BY causing n copv of
said petition, with this order, TO he published in the
Eastern Times paper printed Baih,in said County
three weeks succcssiveiy previous 10 said Court.
ARNOLD BL4NEY, Judge
Attest EDWIN s. HovEY, Register.
true copy. Arrest, EDWIN S HcvEY, Reg. 3w3s
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VERY Low PRICE,

To enable Families in the country to lay in sup
ply for their own use, the proprietors offer Five
Pounds good sweet SoucHoSG for Sis Five Pounds
ORASGr PEKoE for S LIS; Five Pounds NI,croSo
for sl.50; Five Pounds Fine YoUsG lIYsoy for So;
Five Pounds OLD HrsoS for $3.50; and CorrEE,
ground at their Mills Ten Pounds best CuHA for
SI.20; Ten Pounds best JAVA for SLIGO; Ten Pounds
best Mocha fer l.s0, ground.
tJ- Orders from the country, enclosing the money,
may be sent at risk and the package will be
carefully forwarded, strongly packed. Orders by
Express mon Immediately attended 10.
Address REDDING CO.,
China Tea Store,
100 WAsUrScToS STREET. RosroS.
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Per Steamshfp Euronn

Per Sfeamshtp Europa.
Ar at Liverpool 18th, Calhoun, Melcher, Charles
ton.
Gu esd, South Carolina, Sanford, Mobile.
Sid 18th, Humphrey burlington, Prince, New York =
Given, Given, New Orleans.
Adv lS'h' ships Richard Morse and Continent for New
SD from Hayre 18th ult, ship Monmouth Torrey, New
In port ldg, Rhine, for New Orleans
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The New York Courier and Enquirer says
the friends of Daniel Webster in that city. are
about bringing his name before the public as
a candidate for the Presidency.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

The Lincoln County Anti-Slavery Conven-
ton will be held at the City Hall in this place,
on Thursday and Friday of this week.
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CHR1sT1E's GALvANIc CuRATIvEs,
Arc an Absolute and Positive Specific.

The BELT Is used when Tic body system generally
is affected the NECKLACE for plants Of the Throat
Asthma and Bronchitis. and o! the Head and the
BRACELET for all disorders of the limbs,
Rheumatism, Palsy Trcmors and SpasmodIc affections
These articles simply applied directed with tbs
MAGNETIC FLUID which accompanies them. and when
faithfully used they NEVER FAIL
The great peculiarly and excellence Of the GAL
VANIC CUATYES consists in the fact that they arrest
and disease by ouccri application in place of the
usual method of Dragging and Physicking the patient
till exhausted nature sinks hopeesSy under the inilic
ton. They strengthen the whole systea equGl-e he ciTea
Of Bleed promote the ,ecreiions inrg0rdte Tx
entire energies and do the slightest ha'H nnd~
cny rirczu tances.
Since their introduction IN the United States only
Siu mo han
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12

Kossuth, in his letter accepting an invitation
to visit New Jersey, writes that it is impossi-
bic for him 10 fix the precise time of his return
10 the Eastern States.
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Wallet Found.

CONTAINING some money and papers. The cwner
" can have the same by proving properly and paying
charges ApIlyio REV. E. GERRY.
Phipsburg, Feb. 10, 1889. 3w34
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Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
MITCHELL & LOW.

KEEP constantly on hand and for salea large and
N perior scrimen OF Hardware, Edge Tools. Saws
Carpenters Tools of every description, the lowest
prices for cash.
Also. constantly on hand, Tin and Copper Wnro-
Ships Pumps, &c, &c. 80
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% e 81 I ID S..

In this city, 9th inst, Mr. Will IN Fnote, aged s.
In Acapulco, Mexico, Dec 29th Mr. Levi FRYE West
Bath.
lii Newcastle, asth ut. Mr.. Isaac C. Washburn, aged
Al years
III Bremen, 81 inst OF consumption, Miss Rhoda
Trouant, aged so
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all hope OF relief had been given up and every thing
else hcen tried in vain The beneficial uts which
have uniformly attended their is confidently stated to
be without parallel in the annals Of Medical Science
Clergy nei lawyers. and physicians ladies Of the
highest standing distinguished persons holding eie-
waited Official stations merchants. manufacturers, and
mccharics t..e poor and the rich alike; often whole
families among all cassee, ranks and conditions, have
equally been recipients anil have equally acknowledged
he woHdrous and often unexpected bcnehts which they
have thus received.
ss- Lc: it he known and remembered that the only
Natuia Restorative for the Nerves is Gslyanism, and
a all Nervous Diseases should
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To the Honorable Arnold Bancy, Esquire. Judge If
Probate, within and for The County of Lincoln
DEM. +. TALIM AN, administrator of the estate
ID If William F. Tarr. late of Woolwich, i'll sad
County. deceased respectfully represents that the per-
snna of The said deceased is sufficient by the
Of three hundr ed aud eight y-nur dollars and eighty
six his just debts and charges of adj
minisraiun: he therefore prays that he mIy he
red aud licensed sell and mnch of The
real estate Of the Sald deceased may be sufficient
raise the said SUN with incidental charges.
BENZ. F. TiLLMAN.
LINCOLN sat- q Probate Court held nj Wscasset,
within ard for the County of Lincoln, the I'd day
of February,A 1852
On the foregoing pci"n ordered, that the said petit
TONER give notice all persons Interested i'll said rs-
late, that they mayappear Cour OF Probate 10 be ho
denat Wscassct, within and for said County the first
Monday Of March next, by causing copy OF said peIi
ton, with this order, be published i'll the Eastern
Times printed Bath in said County, three weeks sue
cessively previous Ia said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEN. Judge of Probate.
Attest: EDWIN ). HovEy, Register.
ATruc Copy Attest: EDWIN :. HovEY Reg. 3w3l
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Aid for Hungarian Exiles!
HAVING determined 10 close off the remainder of
Ill my stock far practicable, 10 enable me Ia
make room for Spring goods will now offer it 10 my
friencs such q
Discount from former prices,
will effect immediate sale of The Tine stock
fresh md embraces all that is the present
time. Purchasers will do well TO call aud examine this
stock and learn the prices before purchasing elsewhere
w. ROBERTS.
Bath, Feb IL, 1852 81
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Valentines! Valentines !
JUST RECEIVED BY q
HEN KY HY DE.

r the BATH BOOK STORE, large and splendid
n assortment of Valent ines from Cubid's Manufac-
tory
ii. Fl. is also constantly receiving Miscellaneous
works from Boston and New York they are
isssed from the pIen. "a
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PHIEE-:S TUTHILL.
arrfrnrf-

State OF New York, NewIurgh, Orange County. y
Phineas Tuthill Of Blooming Grove Orange County
y. " who is personally known respect
able citizen and worthy of all confidence being duly
deposcs and that the facts set forth in tbs
above in relation his case entirely
rect and that he m the enjoy ment of good health
caused as he beercs by Chriscs tialyanic Curatoes
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Notice.

rNHEcopartnership heretofore existing under ,he
ahd firm If lanes smith 4 Co is this day dissolved
ny mutual consent.
All persons having business transactions with said
firm will call on ABEL Woor, VIII" is au hnriZed 10
settle the JAMES SMITH,
ABlEI. WOOD.
sf Inv, o,rdD
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isca set. Jan. &c. 1852.
A GOOD CUP OF TEA.

low delicious and refreshing Is good cup of Tea.
II And how many there who pay so cents, and
even rs cents, pound for common Tea, when they
can have for the same money! or less, nico, fresh,
and sweet Tea, newly opened, with an aroma and
taste which impart delightful, pleasant glow, and
nvigorating influence. All Teas injured by
being exposed to the air, and lose their goodness by
remaining long in the chest after opening. Such is
the case with the Teas sold by Redding & CO.,
at their China Tea Store" No. 1888 WAsHIsoToN
STREET, Bo,Tos. This store has been in successful
operation five years, and Tea Coffee, and Chocolate
only sold there. Thousands of chests of Tea are
received by the Propretors, and disposed of anEu
ally and their stock, for variety Of kinds, is not
equalled in the CITY, Besides, devotng their sole at
tention the sale of Tea, gives 10 the purchaser
an advantage in knowing where he can always get
fosh, sweet and choice qualities, ats
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Rich Millinery and Fancy Goods,

at Auction, at the Auction Store Of OWEN q Co, on
Thursday, Feb. II, at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
The stock consists part of PEARL Rutland Satin D
amond and variegated STRAW BONNETS Black, light
and dark Green, Drab and " hit VELVET do FIR, nch
and American Ribbons Feathers, Flowers, Mourning Col
lars, Tabs, Hoods, Head Dresses, &c.
The entire stock is and Ill the articles offered
of the desirable and fashionable kinds having been
purchased the past Fall and the present inter. The la
dies particularly invited to attend the sale
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MIXED PAINTS,

Re80y 1Or use.
IL, those who wish do their Painting ran
"A snd any and all KINDS Of Mixed Psips, Put " IN
sma II or large quantities. at
J. W. wELcH'e, No tttn D..
ssMY w. is also prepared 10 DO oil kinas OF fdink
ins Grsining, Gliding, Chasing, and Pepsi HspesnG
sSSsrs,o!ofs, 10 ,ha psstes. nsIpsy 7a' knS
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To the Public!

FNHE public cautioned against purchas ing Ship
L yard, advertised by OWEN The deed of tho
same was obtained from me by fraud and deception,
and shall therefore contest the light OF any dspo
sing OF said property.
also notify the public that the said shipyard is for
sale by reasonable
CLARISA OWEN
Bath. Jan. &C. 1852. 3w33
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Found.

A SMALL roll of BANK BILLS. Inquire at this
II Office.
Bath, Feb IL, 1852. 3w3i
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-12
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In Boston, 5th inst, Capt Thomas NJ Brown of Rock
land TO Miss Charioue 5 Fisher, of B.
IN DanlaTiscuiia he 4ih lust, by Rev. Samuel Al.
bee, Mr. William IL. Startling, Miss Elizabeth Al
bee, both Of AIonhcaan.