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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-06

The new system of Geographic fire alarms
was put in operation in Boston on Wednesday.
Keys of the signal boxes will be placed in the
hand of the engineers, and the police and
watch. Some person near each box is to have
charge OF key. In case of fire. the mode of
giving an alarm will be to go to one of the box
es within the district in which the fire occurs.
and simply turn the crank which i. within, and
Immediately the precise locality of a fire is
known at the central Office. and the alarm is
then struck upon the nineteen bells connected
with the Geographic apparatus. A trial of the
new apparatus on Tuesday night resulted sat-
isfactorily.
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The Boston Journal of Friday evening states
that at one o'clock, on Thursday last, ladies
and gentlemen from Bangor, Maine, and Bos-
ton, were introduced 10 Kossuth by Lieut..
Governor Cushman. A purse of 5000, the
proceeds of levee at Bangor, was presented
to Kossuth, $50 having been previously in
vested in Hungarian bonds. Kossuth in re-
ceiviug the money, said that it should be faith
fully applied to the object nearest his heart,
the independence of Hungary.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-06

To D. c. MeREHEAD, NJ. d.
disposed Of all the Galvanic Bets with the ey
cep.ion two and the results have been sue
cessful | beg you will send supply immsdi
atcy. A young man in town adjoining had been
IF health for long time and unabs to do work az
Ill. He tried the Regulars" UNIV they completely
ohysicked his pockets well his system. He then
concluded TO try Belt and Fluid. The first day i
compelled him to keep his bed end his parents ard
friends begged him to take OFF the Belt-said it would
make him &C. but he Kept it and the nerf day
went to haying and has worked hard every day since
Yours truly, A. j. SMITH,
Bristol, n. H.. September 10, 1850.
kS- No trouble Inconvenience ottsnos me use %
DR. CHRISTIE'S C.9LT.4NIC CUR-3 lIr e, ;.I
they may be by the most feeble anu Ne .,;
perfect ease and safety. In many cases s Tt
attending their use highly pleasant ana iney
are ACCOMPANIED by full and plain directions LOT use
Pamphlets with full particulars may De obtained graus'
Of the authorised Agent
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Ihree DoAars-
Tho Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
TIE Golyanc Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
90 Berare Of Countsreits and Worthless Imitotions
D. c. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
l3e Broadway. New York.
For saleby A. G. PAGE, only authorized
Agent for Bath and vicinity. eop1y6l
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Caution to Druggists and the Public,

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of DR. Wis.
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry in all the diseases oI
which il is recommended-cu.ng many after the
skill Of the best physicians vang-has efec
ted large and increasing demand for il. This fact has
caused unprineiped counierfeiers and mitators palm
off spurious mixtures, of similar and appearance
for the genuine Balsam.
Be not Deceived by Impostors.
the public should be careful to get the genuine ar,i
cle the limitations and counierfes being got up by
those who know nothing of medicine, or OF the dis
eases of The human sysiem entirely unsafe and dan
gerous
From the Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer, Feb 8, 1881
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
We have utter adherence for all kinds of puffs,
and especially such calculated 10 misead The
public 10 the curative virtues of patent medicines
There doubtless many catchpenny nosirums, daily
vended and hourly used, which only ofno value,
bui absolutely deeterious 10 the physical man. There
are other balsams. extracts, &C. not embraced perad
venture, IN the pharmaceuc arrangements of The apo
thecaTy regular oh MUSICIAN, that in certain
of more vane than all the of Galen put
together. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is admit
ted by the imcurren Testimony Of those who have prov
ed its virtues, be of the latter class III colds and
consumption, asthma and chronic coughs, as in other
kindred diseases il has been Used with almost umiver
sal success. In climate changeable this, super
intending and aggravatng the family of diseases above
alluded this medicine has value to be estima-
ted.
To be genuine il must be signed BUTTS.
Address all orders 10 the General Agent, Seth w.
Fowle Boston, Mass. 4w 43.
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A FURIOUS WILD CAT. On the planta-
eion of A. Henderson, Esq, some twenty
miles below, in the parish of Concordia,
Louisiana, as Mr.. Henderson's negroes were
clearing up piece of woodland on Friday
last, a wild cat leaped from Tree upon a
negfo's shoulder, with such an intense leroc-
ily that no efforts could disengage his grasp
until the negroes cut him in two, and thus
released their suffering companion. He was
game 10 the last. The negro's arm will have
TO be amputated.- Mississippi Free Trader.
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$1,000 ERS ON s
Entirely and Permanently Cured.

including all ages classes and conditions, among
large number Of Ladies' who peculiarly sub
jcct to Nervous Complaints, have been
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To the Consunlptive.

u PERSONS who have been taking the Con LIVER
oiL, oe PLEASED 10 learn that DR. WILBOR, 1J6 Court
ST. Bosi cd. has succeeded from directions of several
professional gcntemen) in combining the oil with lime,
IN such manner Una, u is pleasant 10 the taste and its
many persons whose cases were nronounced homeless
and who had taken the clear Oil for long time with.
oui marked effect have been entirely cured by using
this preparation.
BE sure and get the genuine, Manufactured by
- A. Il. WILBOR
For sale by A. e. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and
vicinity. 3m43
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II u ut CUPy -AIIcsI'
JOHN. G. SAWYER, Sec'y of State.


AN ACT concerning judicial proceedings.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiues in Legislature assembled as follows
SECTION l. No judgment shall be entered,
in any action or process now pending in the
Supreme Judicial Court, in any County, and
marked law on the docket of the Clerk of said
Court, until the first term of said Court, held
within and for said County, according to the
provisions of an act entitled ian act concern
ing the Supreme Judicial Court and its juris-
diction,' approved April NINTH eighteen hun
dred and tfty-two, notwithstanding the Su-
preme Court held within and for the district
within which said County is situated, may be-
fore that time give opinion decisive of the
case; and all law cases now pending shall be
entertained and have day in the next law term
of said Court, held within and for said district.
SEC. 2. All motions for new trials or re-
views, where the ground of the motion is the
alleged discovery of new evidence, in any ac-
tion now pending or which may hereafter be
pending in any Court, may be filed in the office
of the Clerk of said Court, therein stating the
substance of said new evidence, and the names
of the witnesses, by whom the allegations are
TO be proved, under oath, either in term time
or in vacation; and if in term time, said notice
shall be given the adverse party, as the Court
shall order but if in vacation, the adverse
party shall be served with true and attested
copy of said motion, fourteen days at least be-
fore the setting of said Court, and the same
shall be heard and tried in the same manner as
are petitions for reviews
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the thirtieth day of April,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and ffty-two.
{Approved April 26, 1921
A true copy-Attest:
JOHN G. SAWYER, Sec'y of State.
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STRANGE ENOUGH!

Panama, Chautauque Co. N Y. Oct. l, 1850
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H We norice that the pilot laws of the
Chesapeake Bay have been SO altered by the
Legislature of Maryland, now in session, as to
do away with all half pilotage, payable under
the old law, giving the pilots now claim on
the vessel only when their services shall have
been rendered.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-06

THE best assortment of WEAKNESSES offered in h4
city. Call and purchase. THOS. EATON, in.
Bath, April IA, 1859. 6w43
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Commissioner Notice.

Time ertended on Joseph SQUALLS Estate.
against the of Jos. SEwALL, deceased hereby
give notice that a further time of four months the
fifth Instant been allowed by the Judge of Probate
bring and prove said claims and the undersigned will
meet at the Office of David Bronson, in the Custom
House building, the first Monday of February, March,
April and May next O'Clock in the afternoon for
that purpose. ID. C. MAGOUN, (con,,;,.;on.r.
D. BRONSON, commissioners
Bath, Jan 10, 1851. u3l
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EASTERN TIMES
a. "a MARINE JOURNAL. So
PORT OF BATH.

FOh Il OE Is "A He
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, April 90.
Sch Prudence, Fairfield, Rappahannock.
Sch Somerset, Perry, Boston.
Sch Eliza Hand, Eastman, Boston.
SAILED.
Ship Dirigo, Cooper, New Orleans.
FRIDAY, April so.
ARRIVED.
Sch Odd Fellow, Beals, Boston.
SATURDAY, May l.
Brig Kinds, Berry, Buxfeld. NC.
Sch Cosmopolite, Witham, Rappahannock.
Sch Henrietta, Stinchfeld New York
Sch Kennebec, Page, Potomac.
SAILED.
Towed down, ship Stephen Larrabee, but anchor
ed below.
MONDAY, May 8.
ARRIVED.
Brig John Marshall, Collins, Savannah.
Sch Watsrville, Hawes, Virginia.
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WEAKNESS AND NERVOUS DEBMITTI

DrAR SIk,-I want another supply Of CHRlST1ES
;iALyANIC CCRATIVES immediately This IS an in
;eront and reasoning community, and they
hiatt the Curascs constructed upon scientific and
philosophical principles and must work cectuay upon
he Nervous system in the Of Nervous Diseases
An esnablc young lady in town was afflicted with
extreme Nervous Debility and severe pains in the head
and neck She put on one OF the Cislvanc Belts and
Necklace ard Immediately sensible of its curative
md powers and the next day was relieved
If the severe pains and raised from state OF entire
nervous prostration to health and strength can mon
ton several other cases equally wonderful.
Yours very respectfully,
j. B. KNIGHT.
m l.
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There is an increased religious interest in
the churches in this city, and number of
conversions have occurred. From all parts
Of the country we hear Of religious awaken.
ings.-Hal. Gazette.
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BOUNTY LAND.

DY laie decision Washington, it is establish
ID ed thai all the Militia OF Maine, who served in the
War of sig, for thirty days or more. are entitled 10
Bounty Land under the Act OF Sept, 1850.
Widows and minor children of deceased soldiers
entitled 10 the benefit Of the Act.
The undersigned is prepared 10 receive appca ions
for Bounty Land, and 10 prosecute Them with prompt
ness HENRY INGALLS,.
Wiscasset, Jan 10, 1852. 3m20
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From New York.
JUST received a splendid assortment Of Ladies' and
Gentlemt ms Carpet Bags Satches, for School Chill
dren Also unks of every variety Of style oonve
Street. THOMAS EATON In
Bath, April IA, 1852 6w43
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Removal.

OWEN Il CO. have removed 10 the New GRANITE
" Store, next Sagadahock House. where lhey VII VII
transact heretofore. n general AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS. Outdoor sales promptly
attended TO- and all business entrusted 10 iheir cure
will receive their personal attention.
70 Liberal CASH ADVANCES on Mercnahoize
of all SORTS consigned for positive sale
II w OWEN. OiLMAN'
Bath, ABR 2S. 1889.
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Richmond, Va, May 4.-The democrats of
the 9Th District of Virginia have elected dele
gates TO the National Convention. No insruc-
tons were given, but all except two are in ia
vor of Buchanan.
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Penambuco-Ar Mch 81, sch Glenroy, Maxcy, Phila-
del ha Feb 10.
Gusyama-In port 1Oth bark Rodcrick Dhu, for New
York.
Canada-Adv 2Gth, ship Huntress, Lambert, for Bos-
ton 9th.
Havana-Sld 18th; ship Vermont, Dinsmorc, Apalach-
cola 20th banks Tenaro, Barsow, and Doten, Stock
bridge Remedies.
In port 23d. ships de Emb, Orr, for New York, ta
ken up ST. % per box Kate Swanton, Morse, do do
Kossuth, Fisher, for Falmouth and orders Josephine,
Bornholm, for Russia, at IT, los.
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THE MAToR.-A few days since, as Mayor
Paris was on his way home by Gorham's
Corner, lie found crowd of nearly hun
bred men collected together, and having n
high time ut fstcufiing promiscuousIy-
His honor pushed his way TO the centre of
operations, culared the most quarrelsome
fellow, and took him off home. His courage
as we'll rs the moral power of the law were
both shown in The act. He had but to an
nounce his station, and the turbulent, excited
mob rapidly melted away, while the man lie
took charge of, became at once as plant as
child.
Mayor Paris though sixry-iour years old,
has all the vigor of prime manhood. Since
he was boy, h. has never been SO sick as
But few men of his age can say as much
Argus.
EQUALITY AT THE AUSTRALIAN DIGGINGs
The diggings, like The grave, have won
derul tendency towards dwelling distinc-
lions, and of this fact the following is not an
inapt illustration. A few days ago $50 says
our lnformani) a very spruce gentlemaniy-
looking digger, whose upper man looked
brilliant in scarlet shirt, girded about his
Il
genuine Turonte with a very fopplsh strut,
and addressed him, from beneath a very de-
lcous pair of mustachious, in The following
style: Look here, my fine fellow; just car
ny bag of sugar off that dray into my tent
and I'll give you shilling Eyeing the
querIsl from top to Toe. with particularly
scruiiuising air, in which contempt was
rather strongly marked, blue shirt replied, as
he threw his right foot upon n stump, Look
here. my fine fellow ; just be pleased 10 Tie
my shoe and I'll give you half crown
A hearty laugh al this sudden an appropri-
ate rejoinder lowered the mercury of The
smar, young novice by considerable NUM-
Der Of notches, and in few seconds after
wards he was seen staggering towards his
tent under the weight Of his saccharing load !,
much better NAH, probably, from the rub
he had Undergone Free Press.
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STOVES.

A LARGE assortment of Cooking Pa rlor, mud Store
n Stoves, of the approved patterns. selling
by the subscribers al GREATLY REDUCED prices.
Also, constantly hand, Coal Holds, Shovcs, Stiff
Stove Funnel, Sad-Irons, Tin and Copper Ware of
every description, and all other articles usually kept in
hardware store. MITCHELL& LOW
Bath, Jan. 25, 1882. 81
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Tamarinds, Jcllies, Preserves,

CRANBBRRIES, Oranges, Lemons, sardines, rrunes,
~ Olive Oil, Ext Lemon, Ext Vanilla, Ground Sage
Summer savory, &c; Ground Pumpkin, Extra Figs,
1.ngass Moss Yeast Cocos of all kinds, &c, for sale
the City Market by AG PAGE.
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ALARMING STATE OF Me-. CLAY's HEALTH
Washington, May p NJ. Henry Clay is sink
ing fast. and he will not probably survive three
days His family has been sent for.
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Seed Peas.

A N carly variety-fcr sale BY
II April 10, 1852 M. F. G Al
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Stoves! Stoves!!

THE subscribers have
- on hand and are now
selling al the LowEsTPRi-
CESS + o v E 5 of every
description, someefwhich
are heavier, better finish.
ed, and more perfectthah
any others in use. We
warrantthem, and if, upon
trial of thirty days, do not
prove satisfactory, the mo.
W. WALKER l. co.
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Piano Forte for Sale.

THE subscribers have just received from the manufac
turers, one new Rose Wood Case Piano Porte. war.
ranted OF superior tone and nsh-a very high cost in
strument-which they will sell low II applied for
It may be examined at any time at the New GRANITE
STORE. OWEN 4. Co
Bath, Msy s, 1859. As
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SPOKEN.

Apl Z lat 81 O8, Ion ls TO- signalzed John Henry,
of Bath I'm Char ston for Liverpool
Apl l5 lat 26 co. Ion e3 e. bark vesta from Boston for
SIS John, PR.
Apl 90 lat 49, Ion co, ship Geo Patten, Of Bath from
Mobile for Antwerp.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Despatch, Cove, I'm Bath, with lumber, faller
in with 80 miles of Cape Ann, waerngged, and takei
by fishing sch Huntress and brought Glouces
ter 29th u.
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India Rubber Clothing.

the Sagadahock Clothing and Quitting Warehouse,
II article of Rubber Goods, consisting OF
LOmE and Short Goats, Pants,
Lcggins, Travelling Bags,
&c, 6e.
which will be sold at much reduced prices These goods
ted crack peel in state cline,
and entire suit may be had for the sum of $780, on
application to the subscriber at the Sagadahock
Bath, April "a is J. BALLOU.
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Great Bargains in Stoves
AT THE
RATH STOVE FACTORY.

WILLARD WALKER Il co. would INFORM The
w public that they will sell the balance of heir stock
in Stoves consisting of about 900 worth of all sizes
and patterns Cost, Until the first OF June Those
who wish procure Stove very cheap, will find il 10
their interest 10 call at the Bath Stove Factory.
Bath, Feb "a 1852. 36
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A Wing State Convention is called, to meet
at Portland, the Sd day of June next.
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Great Attraction f!
BROWN & MATHEWS

HAVE inst returned from Boston with very large
III stock of
1D9@ES0 sI@lsSo 500
which with their former stock makes one of the be ST
assoriments ever offered in this city They offer
superior inducements those wishing purchase n
iclcs in their line, FOR CASH, as they determine.
ed not 10 be exceled either as 10 price quality.
With many thanks 10 their friends and for
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon them during
the past year-thcy would still solicit continuance Of
The
Bath, May S, 1852. ,fl6
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Notice to Boys.

E3OM this date shall allow no b. u N our aug.
ton Store during our evening sales anc, es.s'a
.vl nded ones, whose NAMES we have on lsey. =
will bs handed over TO the police fassn oe's'''' W
our premises. o,rpyxro
BAH, March ~, 1882
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Music Lessons.

MISS Jul IA M. TALLMAN, orgnnist Of the Winter
M Street Church will give lessons on the Piano Forte
and Organ.
Bath, June IL, 1851. ti5l
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MIXED PAINTS,
Ready for Use.

A Ii. those who wish do heir own Painting can
II fnd any and all kinds OF Mixed Paints put up III
small or la rye quantities nj
j. w. WEIGHTS, No , Elm ST.
- Mr.. w. is also prepared ali kinds OF Paint
ing. Granting. Gliding, Glazing and Paper Hanging,
as heretofore. i'll The ueaiest manner. 4u.33
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Ground Horse RadiSh.

DiCKLEs by the gallon and jar-Mixed Pickles-Olives
Capers-Enslish Mustard-Pcklsd Lines, &c, Al the
City Market. A0 FACE.
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A. b. BUTLER

HAS received good assortment of SPRING Style
IL DELAINES, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, &c which
will be sold very Chs7p for CASH No 0 Keley's
Block, Front ST. al
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Sd e 81 { III s .

In this city, 2sth ult, of consumption, Mrs Susan G,
wife of Frost, aged 81.
In this city, 25th ult Nancy Carleton, aged 81.
In Damariscotta 29h ult, Mrs Nancy Austin, aged
81 and months.
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GFrom The Columbus (Ga.l Enquirer, Feb 8, 1881
Uistar's Balsa m of IHId Che,ru
NI al T T. { 81 @ye@.

In Portsmouth, II, 2Gth ult Mr. Thomas Hall OF
Damascotta Miss Catherine Bryar of Portland 29th,
Mr. Benjamin Burbank to Miss Eliza Kincaid, both of
Augusta.
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9 Throw Physic to the Dogs.

To Illustrate the of the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the of person afflicted with that bsne Of
civilization, DYSrEPSlA, any other Chronic Nerv
Disorder In ordinary stimulants are takea
which, by their action the nerves and muscles OF the
stomach afford temporary relief, but which leave the
patient in lower state and with injured faculties after
the action thus excited has ceased Now compare this
with the effect resulting from the application Of the
iALFANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even in
he symptoms =. attack, and simply tie the Belt
round the Body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed.
In shor. period tho nsensible perspiration will act on
the positive element of the Belt thereby causing Gal
vanic circulation which will pass to the negative and
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up
tinuous Galvanic circulation throughout the system
Thus the most of DYSPEPSIA are PER.
HANENJLY CURED. A FEW DAYS is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF
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Per S.cnm,hip Nsagara at Netp Y
Per Steamship Pacific, at New York

Sid fin Liverpool 18th Switzerland, Carter Charleston;
Milan, Sturevant, Boston.
Ar at Deal 18th, London, Heberd, London for York,
and sid same day.
Sid fin the Clyde 18th, sh p Rebecca, Boston.
Sagua-ln port abt 18TH barks Sarah Boyd Whitmore,
for New York few days. vesa, Percy, Barring Brothers,
Cotler. do do.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Per steamship Franklin, at New York
Sid FIN Liverpo ] 23th ult. Gondar, Staten Island.
At London 18th ult, ship London, Heberd, for New
York 18th
Ar at Plymouth 18th, ship VIM Kent, Williams, CAL
cutta for London.
Ar at Malta I'd, Altoona, Arey New York.
Ar at Genoa 9TH, Genoa Kelley, New Orleans.
Per S'cam'hip Niagara at NeU York
Adv ut Liverpool 10th, Huntrcss, for Boston 9th
United States Chism, for Philadelphia with despatch
Switzerland, Carter, for Charleston.
In the river outward bound, ship Iowa. Brewster for
York.
OfPortland 18th, Brunswick, Thomas, go days fin N
Orleans for Havre
Sid I'm Malta It'll, Altoona, Arrey, Palermo.
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CARPETINCS !!

TTflE subscriber wishes 10 return his sincere thanks
10 his friends and customers for the very libe raj
ronage heretofore received by which he is happy
being able 10 10 Them thai he has now on hand
extensive assortment of
English Tapestry and Velvet Tapestry,
Brussels and Brussels Tapestry,
Super and Extra Three ply Carpets,
Super Extra Fine, Fine and Common do,
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's Patent Curtain Fixtures, &c.
The above comprises of the latest and choicest
styles and quality, al prices below the New York or
Boston markets ID. KELLY,
Carpet Store under the Sagadahock House.
Bath, April 30, 1852. 3w45
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NEW BAKERY.
III A r d w A r E.
CHAMBERLIN 4 FULLER.

81 Merchants Row, Boston,
MOULD invite the attention of dealers in Hard ware
w Goods 10 their stock win full confidence thai they
can exhibit AS good au assortment and favorabl,
prices any firm in this city, Onf stock comprises oil
the leading HtdUar: Goods manufactured in England
aud Germany, watch are regularly imported by u.s.
also q faH assortment of
AMERICAN HARD WARE.
c. are agents for d. Tan & Sons Scythes
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