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MASS CONVENTION!

A Grand Mass Meeting of the Democracy
will be held at AUGUSTA, on Friday,
the Sd of September next, for the pur-
pose of discussing the great political questions
at issue between the parties, of exchanging con-
CALCULATIONS upon the nomination of the dis
tinguished son of New England, and Of render
ing his election, not more sure, since it is al
ready certain, but more glorious and trium-
plant.
1t is highly appropriate that while the most
cheering and enthusiastic attestations are daily
given, in every section of the country, to the
wisdom of the Baltimore Convention, in seec-
ting as our standard bearers the Patriot States
man of the North, and that veteran Sage and
eminent Democrat of the South, the Democra-
cy of Maine, which, when united has always
spoken SO VIGOROUSLY, for the great principles
of Equality and Constitutional Liberty, should
assemble on the occasion, and extend a cordial
greeting to the numerous delegations, that are
confidently expected from every State in the
Union.
Several of the most eminent Democratic
speakers in the country will be present and
address the meeting.
Measures will be taken to have the fare on
all Railroads within the State, and from Bos-
ton reduced to one half the usual rates.
Delegations from every State in the Union
are confidently expected.
Democratic graduates of Bowdoin College
are particularly requested to be present on the
occasion.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Marcellus Emery, Melville W. Fuller,
Kingman T. Page, James R. Osgood, Frank
lin A. Wilson, Henry Dunlap, Harrison Gray,
S. Melville Eaton.
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DOMESTIC PORTS

BGsfon-Ar 18th, brig IIinds (of Gardiner) Perry,
Philadelphia; schs Catharine Beal, Wnchenbach Wal
d0boro Arenzamendi, Snow, Bath Santa Maria, Grant,
FreepOrt.
Ar 18Th sch Orbit, Levensaler, Wadoboro.
Ar 20tL brigs Rainbow, of Boothbay, Plumer, Pha-
dcphia Cimi:us, WadobOro, Kopperlelt Angola OF
do Morton do.
Ar 2st, brig Com Stewart, of Harpswe Bishop Phil
adelphia.
CID, ship Milan, Cotter, Orleans SCH Hylis, Snow,
Boston.
Ar 23d, schs Henry Newbirt, Waldoboro; Mary Ann,
Williams, Bath.
New YOrk-Ar 18th inst, sch Onaiavia, Simonton,
MagueZ
Ar goth, ship A Simpson, Simpson, Bath vendovi,
W Brown, and Egeremet, Rockand
Cd Goth, ships Sarah Louisa Mcpherson, Quebec Mt
Vernon Given, Bic
Ar 2lst, brig Melissa Ann, Ham Rockand ed, sch o
II Perry, do.
New OrIcnns-Cld 10th, ship Vim Palten, Minot,
Liverpool
On the bar aground ship Windsor Castle of Boston for
Bordeaux.
BaItimOrc-Ar 18th, brig Catharine Rogers, Burk,
Boston.
Sayannah-Ar 18th, brig John Marshall, Ceilings,
Bath.
AIcxandria-sld 18th inst, sch Corve Cables New
York.
NOrfoik-In Hampton Roads 18th, brig Nancy Plas-
ted Brown, FIN Newburyport for Baltimore.
PhiIadcI piia-Cld 18th, brig Wandered, MoOers,
Boston sch HalIowe Walker, Hallowcl
Ar goth, rig VIM Drew Dunning, and Arcadan,
Huff, Boston.
Went to 18th, bark Orline st John.
Norwicia-Ar lSth sch Alexandria, Blanchard, Gar
diner.
PrOyidence-Sd 18th, sch Texas, Gardiner.
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Flour.

ID ECElNED direct from New York, the best brands
IL of Family Flour. which will be sold low The
opposite the SagIdalock Huse and the corner
OF Water aud Federal SIS. r. X. SMITH Il co.
Ban, June 20. 1852. off
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ACCIDENT BY THE UPsETTING OF A Boat.
Seren Persons Droroncd.-Albany, august o.
About O'Clock this afternoon, one of the
skiff boats plying between this city and East
Albany was capsized. There were at the
lime on board some Is or IS persons, men,
women, and children; S or 10 were picked
up by small boats which came TO their res
cue put the others were drowned The
waves were running quite high al the time
The boat was overloaded, but the cause of
the accident was The attempt of person 10
get his hat which had blown off. Up to
7 p. NJ, bodies had been recovered
Among the dead we're William SayIe, cigar
maker; boy named Spencerburg, aged II,
son ola dry goods merchant in Pearl street !;
Augustus kredder, aged 10, son of Mr.. Geo
Kreader; Anthony Valentine; and young
woman, and young man, whose names are
unknown.
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mother cure of Consumptive Cough.


GENTLEMEN-In consequence of ndiscreet exposure
III The month of February, $751; severe Cough set in
upon my lungs, and soon begun 10 feel all the symp-
toms which usually regarded as premonory TO pull
mondyy CONSUMPTION. Cough mixtures and Bills
icrs prescribed by my physician, did good, and
other remedies were equally ineihcacious. My cough
pronounced consumpIve. decidedly had heard
before of Dr. Rogers Syrup of Liuerwor Tar and Can
chatugua, and said 10 the Doctor wished 10 try it,.
The reply Ill will do you good, though pre-
sumo il can do you no HARM So did try it, and il
saved my life | have hesitation in stating this
be my firm convclion and am ready 10 avow ii freely
10 any you may refer me for informal ion and
also 10 particulars, which have not time to give
al this present writing FRED. BURLElGH.
70 A. L. ScovILL Co.
CAUTION.-None genuine unless there is the
butt wrapper, note Of HIND, signed with pen, by A
l. SCOVILL & Co.
FOR SALE, Wholesale and retail, by A. l.. SEQ
VILLA CO, Proprieiors III their Principal Depot,
GOTHIC HALL, No. 316, BrOadiUdy, New , ork 10
whom all orders for the Medicine, aHd letters relating
10 agencies, should be addressed, postpaid.
ALSO, for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo
boro, by NJ NJ. Rawson.
PRICE-In large bottles, Sl,oO: SIX bottles for SIS
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Lemon Syrup.
inst, Received.

DURE Lemon Syrup, prepared by the Shakers, for
L sale BY NJ. +. GANNET.
Bath. June %. 1859
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State Of Maine.

r INCOLN sat- Probate Courl held at Wiscas-
IL set, The ID day Of August, 1852.
ORDERED, that Asa ltedngton, guardian of William
King, an insane person, late of Bath, in said Comfy
deceased notify all persons Interested thai his last
OF qua rdianshp the estate of said King vii he
offered allowance al Il Probate Court at Wiscas
The rst Monday OF September next, VIXEN and
where they may be present finley see cause.
Notice 10 he gwen b publishing aIlesied 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 day of August, in
The wear of our Lord thousand eight hundred nd
ffiy-two ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge.
Copy Atiest-EDwlN :. HovEY. Reg. 3lvS+
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LEA MINUS fANAcEA LAPsoRUM.-Read the following
1872
Mr. DEAEIYG-S Sir About The ,p;dd1o oe No., ,.s,
was bitten by dog, upon my right arm ira teeth
OF the dog entered The feshy part of The arm to great
depth. Violent Inflammation ensued and extreme min
The wound became green and covered with bIacL
scabs, and all the applications made 10 il afforded no
relief but my suferlng> became more and IN re violent
through the week, until, the seventh day after The
injury, obtained bottle of your Panacea Lapsorum,
the first application of which afforded relief the in
Examination began Immediately 10 subside and in four
days the and swelling had so for abated that
was able to my labor. and the wound which had
became very large in consequence of the modification
OF the surrounding parts, healed rapidly. believe II
TO be valuable remedy, and chez rlully recommend II
to those who arc suffering from mechanical injuries
such as mine Yours, &c.
WIN SEAVEY Joiner
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RETURNED TO QUARTERs.-A somewhat
strange incident occurred at Sing Sing Prison
not long since. Late in the evening the
Warden was aroused by somebody knock
ing al his door. Inquiring who was there,
he was aslonished to hear in reply, it's me
-Schermcrhorn. One of the convicts had
been overlooked, and The prison had been
locked up with him Oh the outside. The
poor fellow had been twenty-five years in the
prison, and didn't know where 10 90. and
so he knocked until he Swoke the Warden
and obtained admission TO his old quarters
Mem York Times
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GI 81 r T. { 81 d s..

In this city, 18th inst by Rev J o Fiske Mr. Benjamin
Blair of this city to Miss Sarah Ann True of Wool
witch.
In this city, 22d inst by S Sewal, Esq, Mr. Simon
Nicer TO Mrs Priscilla Darling; 23d, by the same, Mr.
Simeon Randall of Euson, Mass, Miss Catharine
White of Bath.
In Georgetown, ed inst, by Rev E G Page, Mr. Benz
min ; Oliver Cd to Miss EuniCe Spnney, both ofG.
Iii Boston, 18th inst Mr. Benz F Sanford of b. to Miss
Mary Towing of BOwdoinham Mr. William NJ Boyd,
of San Francisco to Miss Helen Lennox of New
castle.
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Table Cutlery.
Britannia Casters.

600 SETS OF Table Knives and Forks, Of every
tDtJO description. :. w. HEATH & co
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LONG TRAIN. The new eight-wheeled
locomotive, 'Cayuga,' one day last week
drew train of one hundred and .fay-Seuen
coal cars from Ithaca 10 Oswego The en-
CINE is six driver, with but four feet diam
eter of wheels, but draws at rate which
would astonish one unacquainted with the
power of an iron horse -Hhaca Journal.
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Ploughs !! Ploughs /! +!

i1ltt IVA ~ best Plough in use kept constant
on hand and for sale BY
Bath, May II, 1852. w. WALKER &c CO.
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Al cost for few DAYS. make room for his Fall stock
Those III want of the above Goods will find this rare
chance purchase, the Goods hand win be sold
low. w HAWTuORNE
batn, Aug ~ lSJ2 1Olf
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PICKLES. A good old Connecticut lady,
whose idea of pickles is confined TO the
preparation of vinegar in which she annually
preserves her store Of lliputian cucumbers,
says she knows they'll get fighting up
there yet, those Halifax fellows have got
their tempers so soured with all that picked
fish,
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State of Maine,

LINCOLN sat- "a Probate Court held al Wiscasse:
IL on the sec nd uay of August, AID 1852.
ORDERED, that Suslnnah Backman, guardian OF
Gideon Blackman, Il compus of Woolwich, in said
County notify all persons interested thai her second
account of guardianship on the estate of said ward will
be ofere.. for allowance al a Probate Court at Wis
casse on the first Monday of September next, wneu
and where they may be present they see
Notice To be given by publishing an attesied copy Of
III order in the Eastern Times, printed in Bath, three
weeks successfully before said Court of Probate
Given under my hand this second day ef August, in
the year OF Lord thousand eight hundred and
ffly-Iwo. ARNOLD B-ANEN, Jn9ge:
Copy Attcsi-EDwIN ). HovEY, Register 3wo'
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THE FRENCH SPoLIATIoN BILL, which pass
ed the Senate some time ago, still lies on the
Speakers table. Ii seems to be matter of
doubt whether it can be taken up and pas.
sed al this session or not. 1t may be refer
ed TO the Committee on Foreign Relations,
and if so, it will be reported back forthwith,
and put on its passage. There is probably
majority in favor of the bill,-and now or
never is theStime to pass it.-N. Y. Jour. of
Com.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Antilles of and FIN Rockand 10th for York with
6oj bhs me into and sunk 18th, & o'clock PM,
Cape Ann being NNW 45 miles, by ship Corunga, from
Boston for San Francisco. The and passengers,
seven in number were taken off by the G. and carried
Boston.
The vessel burnt at the Spit. below York, the
brig McNlain Young FIN York for ST Kits She was
about three old PAS tons burthe and belonged
Thoma>ton She had assorted cargo of provisions,
valued at 1900, the whole OF which is believed be
insured.
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ScARED,,-The Pennsylvania says-A
whlg gentleman called on us the other day,
and said you know am wing, but have
$4,000 to bet on the election of PIERCE and
KING. ! want the wing candidate elected.
and shall vote for him, bur when | bet i
want to win. know there is no chance for
SCOTT, for every third man of my party
meet, says he will not touch him. If l bet,
l want TO win, and am therefore willing to
bet on PIERCE
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From LoBos IsLANDs.-Advices have been
received that The Peruvian Government has
ordered a reinforcement of the garrison at the
Lobos Islands, in consequence Of the sane
ion of Mr.. Webster 10 American vessels in-
tending to engaged in the collecting of gu
ano.
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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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LONG TRIAL.-At the Supreme Judicial
Court held at Wiscasset, Nathan Richards
and Ensign Worthing, were each sentenced
to the State Prison for Is years, and Il. c.
Stowell Ii years, all for breaking stores on
the Goth of last, in Thomaston, in the night
time.
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There is a man out West so forgetful of faces,
that his wifcis compelled to keep wafer stuck
on the end other nose, that he may distinguish
her from other ladies; but this does not pre-
vent him from making occasional mistakes.
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CoNaREss.-Among The appropriations
named in the River and Harbor Bill, are the
following in Maine 81 800 for repairs of
piers at Kennebunk, SIS 600 for break water
at Owls Head.
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To the Court Of Probate for the County Of Lincoln

TO the Courto Probate for the County OF Lincoln.
II ESPECTFULLY represents Amos burlington Of
bowdoi, IN said county, that Isaac Randall late
OF BowdoIn, III said county, died oil the 27h dav
OF May 1872 seized and possessed of goods and chat,
les, rights and credits, 10 the value of more than
twenty dollars which ought be administered accord
ing 10 law Your petitioner further represents that he
Is guardian of Foster Randall and that Foster Ran
oa is an heir at law Of said deceased. Wherefore he
prays mat administrators said Du
10 Samuel Carr, OF Bowdon aforesaid, or some other
suitable pc rson.
Dated this sixth day of JULY 1859
AMOS PURRINGTON
Guardian Of Foster Randall.
AT Court of Probate held at Wiscasse on The ID day
ofAugust d 1Sj2
Upon the foregoing Petition ordered that the said
petitioner give notice 10 all persons interested by
ing copy of his petition with this order thereon 10 be
published iii the Eastern Times, three weeks success
sively previous The first Monday of September next
that they may appear al Probate Court be held al
WIScasset, i'll and for said county, and show cause, if
any they have, why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
true copy. Attest, EDWIN HcvEY Reg. 3wS
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per steamship Canada, at Boston
IIr at Liverpool Sd, Vim Sewall, Small, 81 Stephen
9th. Caspian, Truant, Richbucto.
Sid 4th Robt Patten, Purrington Havana Benj AID
dams, Drummond and Charles Cooper. Cults, New
York.
Adv, Arlington, for Charleston 18th.
Ent nwd for dg 3lst ut ship Stephen Larabee, Burt,
Bath.
In port at London Sd, ship London, Heberd, for New
York 18th
Ar al Newport 3lst uIt ship Moro Castle, Bishop,
Gloucester, Il.
Ar a Cardiff 18th inst, Tempes', Patten, York.
Ar at Vigo 18th, Italy, Reed, N Orleans.
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State of Maine,

INCOLN, ss-At Il Probate Court held al Wisca sset.
IL within and for the County of Lincoln, the ID
day of August, ID 1852.
ORDERED that Mary j. Imuewel administrators of
the estate of james Hunucwel late of Woolwich. in
said County, deceased notify The heirs al law aud cred
aid deceased and all persons Interested thai his
second OF administration the of said
deceased will BE- offered for allowance al Probate
Court Wscassei on the Isl Monday of Sept when
and where they may be present they cause.
Notice 10 be given by publishing a1tested copy of
this order in the Eastern Times public newspaper
printed al Bath, three weeks successfully before said
Court of Probate.
Given under my hand This second day Of August, in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
ffly-two.
ARNOLD BIANEY, Judge Of Probate.
3wst Copy alles-EDwIN $. HovEY Register.
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EASTERN TIMES
IA MlRINE JOURNAL. rs
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Aug 10.
Sch Mexico, Schoonbeck, Londonderry, Ms.
sch Only Son, Noble, New York.
Sch Andrew Jackson, Pierce, Rockland.
Sloop 4 VI p Prcbie, Damariscotta.
FRIDAY, Aug 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Surveyor, Drew, Boston.
MONDAY, Aug 90.
ARRIVED.
Sch Gazelle, Poole, Boston for Augusta.
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State of Maine.

INCOLN sal Probate Court held at w lscaSSet
IL on the second day OF Aug, AID 1872 -,
ORDERED, that Il. C. Bailey. administrator OF me es-
tate of William Crawford late Of Bath IN sau Coun-
ty deceased notify the heirs law and crei'ors OF said
and II persons Interested that his second
ouu of the estate OF sad Crawford
will be offered for allowance at Probate Court al
Bath Gu the twenty first day of Sept next when and
,bre 1bev mnv be present if they And al
so nj said Court the widows petition tor all allowance
will be considered
Notice given by publishing all attested copy OF
weeks successfully before said Cour Of Probate
Given under my hand this I'd day of Aug in the
vear nj our Lord thousand eight hundred and fiji
two. AhNOLD BLaFEf ,JuHRe.
Copy Atiest:-EDwIN 5. HovEY, Register. 3w7
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Notice.

T ISIS Of the persons qualified 10 for State and
IL County Officers have been prepared, copies ofwhich
have been deposit cd in the City Clerks Office and
Post Office.
By order of The Board of Aldermen.
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk.
Bath Aug. 49, 1S52. 10
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Furniture at Auction.

'l'HE subscribers will sell the highest bidder on
= rlday, Aug. 81, n; O'Clock A. NJ. at No. Elm
o.. a'ey occupied by Il. T.. Billings, lot of superior
second hand and new COOKING STOVES, also some
superior new Furniture, such sofas, Stuffed, Cane
Back, lane seat and Wood Seat Rocking and Nurse
CHAIRS, Parlor, Kitchen and Chamber Chairs, sc &C
Aug. 81, 1852
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Young Man Wanted.

WANTED by The subscribers, in Dry Goods Store,
w young man from 5 10 Il years of age, of sprig hit
ly and industrious habits. None need apply unless he
can come well recommended; and is willing devote
ms undivided attention 10 The interests ofthe store.
Bath, Aug. 81. OWEN Il co.
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Fourth Of july

I : coming, aud in order 10 Keep cool, every Lady
L wants FAN have n Large assortment Of Fans
all descriptions, prices ranging from cents 80 90
Please cali and examine AT
T.. IL. Il. MARSTEN':S Jewelry store
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% e 81 t il 81.

At Satilla River, Georgia I'd inst Capt Curtis Skolcld
master of brig Washington, of HarpswelI
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Commencement.

MR.. UPTON will be in Brunswick again some DAYS
vi previous to, and after Commencement. A fine on
portuny will thus be presented for visiters 10 obtain
Daguereotypes This will probably be the last time he
will visit brunswick. Terms reasonable can be
und anywhere.
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Per steamship Atlantic, at New York.
Ar Mt Liverpool 9th inst, John a. Albert, Harvard,
Orleans.
Cid at Newport 9th, William Hall, Portland (has been
incorrectly reported at Antwerp 5th.
Ar Bordeaux Sd inst, ship Baena Vista, Howard,
Orleans.
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New & Rich JcweIry, Watches, SC.

A LARGE aud well selected stock of Jewery,
II Watches, &c. just received. and will be sold very
low. Our stock of Jewely is the largest thai has ever
been offered al private sale in This place.
June 30, 1852 S. W. HE4TH& co
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Superior Stove PoIish.

WARRANTED the best in use making no dus, No
waste, no dIsas reeable smell, and giving beaoIi
BERLAIN'S Stove Depot ~ L. IMAM
Bath, July 20, 1852.
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York AND CUMBERLAND RAILRoAD-Ata
meeting of the Directors of the York and
Cumberland Railroad Company, on Monday
last, John A. Poor, Esq was unanimously
reelected President of the Company, who
declined the appointment, on account OF 9TH
er engagements.
Col. c. Q. Clapp was subsequently elected
President by a unanimous vote, and has en-
tered upon the discharge of the duties of the
ofice.-Portland Advertiser.
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IMPORTANT FROM BUENos AYREs.-Bdli-
more Aug. l9.-The Sun publishes the fol-
lowing letter, dated Rio Janeiro July A:
By the arrival of French steamer of war,
we received advces from Mouteyido TO
10th June. Political matters are in a bad
condition at Buenos Ayres. Gen Urquza
has dissolved the Sala, in consequence of
,helf opposition to the treaty entered into
py the government of the different provin-
ces ana he has assumed supreme control
ana paced the province under military sub
Jection. IL Is thought by many that his reign
VIII be a short one, as from his increasing
tyranny he is making many enemies.
Our city is quite free frow sickness. The
yellow fever has almost entirely disappear.
ed.'-JOmnM.
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REMOVED.
r. Da WILDER

HAS removed his SAIL LOFT from Talmans Wharf
to the Brick Loft the head of Mel SLAMS Wharf
where he will be happy to receive the calls and orders Of
his old customers and many ones as have mind
to
Bath, March II, 1852. 3etf
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SPOKEN.

Aug 49, lat SO, Ion IS 10, passed bark Mary Flo
eace, of Bath fun New York for Quebec.
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TRASK,S
Alternative AND TONIC,
For the Hair.

THE value OF this admirable PREPARATION il ,oo well
known IN this community 10 need any extended no
lice or comnendailoni and The proprietor feels Thai il
Is only necessary for him TO call the attention of The
public TO the fact that for mating of the hair hoarness
decooaton, badness, &c, il has equal and no ono
who prizes this useful and ornamental appendage of
the head should be without il.
For sale by The subscriber, at his shop opposite The
House, and by Sawyer & Magoun Henry
H. de, Magoun Il Stnson, and w. Il Stearns
IL TRASK
Bath, Apr Is, 1852. as
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Al Court Of Probate held Wiseasset on the second
day Of August, AID 1852.
opon the foregoing Petition ordered thai the petit
oher give notice 10 all persons interested by causing
copy OF her petition and order thereon be published
~ ny aSterh Times, paper printed in Bath, i'll said
I ,hree weeks successfully, pre- ious the 21st
day OF September next Thai thew NAV then appear AZ
' Honrl TO beheld Bath, and for said Coun-
~ a., u snow cause, If any they have, why The prayer
vi 'ne petitioner should he granted
ARNOLD BL4NEY Judge.
i'"e 0opy Auest; EDWIN $ HovEY, Reg. 3w8