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CITY ITEMS.

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A. Prsr,ss .or-.r L,wYfhs ss.v e,rnsi7. 60 wata'
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LIv.sS GiRAFFls Chi-ese Als-uu- Nha~J o5,4-@-l'
cost. hsk the AMER - y.n.' starts 70 m'rToT for
r. ss here be- wi siVe gfsni oo1'sr ga IL 'nd'y
evening. Mr. G. = unG-r-tsud. sill sterwNd proceed
% Neaport give 80 concerts hre' aud thence 10 bos
tor. Abou, ihe middle # September he will comnsnce
series # concerts in iii, Cry.
Such Of orr friends >, copies Of or title 'to7 -
entitled o. Hot Corn and Toe TFoPenny M'rd'<- can
no. supplied Wit them by Supplying ~ the Paolra'i'n
oce tsi.uornirg W. printed them IN orr Weekly
NJ Jon Houl,t whites 10 The Erorc,' sts,inz ~ !,
slolly sse that h. late brother Nicholas Hewlett wss
he toa or even 10 the vicinity al the time Of the drown
irg # tls sweoi,h sailors
D,r,srrEr Of The W.snl>GroS FlRE,irS-The wash
,ogtop Fireu-r, lately ysus Columbian Engine Co., No
a. Of his Guy, returned hone, vi the Nss York aud
T.ilsdephia Railroad on Thursday morning They
were IS TED to rsey City By large proportion Of the
members Of No H. ali their tire dresses IN honor o.
their gutss After the baud nd performed several a2Pro
pro,riate airs ald to memb of both Companies had
e1cb.r. 20 b,lts hats and ot.r Frm-ns memen,s the
Whistle fourded and with many cheer the visitors lie
rsr,.d loud in their gr,t-'f s"knos l@dgn@n's.
Ctrs FOR ruz CRY PoLicf We have been ,ho rn !
car resembling ib used by The Negiok FNemen male
10 order Of the Commissioners, 10y John 6 Pmsn, of
Traukof = g. be 10y She Police ol night dur. o.
the fron' 10 German silver 5 the word "foi,s,' II
mounted by the Cty Coat oi ARM snd tn III nb-r of the
Nerd whie. ths oel'us IN con.pcuol5 cph7t.
Tie mouIiirg 6 m.de b. Mr. j. ) Salt o. OG.cf =
ILe- oTs ore 10 BE- provided FIR platoon IRON ea'h d.,
ir,i Al other # sub-t snce -sih-rl hl' of =
more co1v,uert -hspe viii b. provided ior the msmbsri
q tis fic ray duy These cas- are $40 gly m1ds
nc viii form III excel ut pr lection Tor ne be ds alike
.l,m rowoy or meteor ologc assault lac cost vii be
fen 81 Cd 10 81 80
4 gold medal o, i'e v.ae OF TX huadr-3 d,ars, ele
emily ~,rf.d LIS been Pr scented 70 Alr cote j Il
Oneai- Ii.a1.1t .trr or four inches d sn tsr'
a,cia. f. iu.I relief tistily with = SUB wreath Tn
-..tr,f te - nj. in- eriptor:
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HAGrVRRE0TYPEs - COLORg-AttentiOn OF the pub
.r sced 10 bred Dagueeotyfes also.
biz i tnr-a PT-s n o combining ue a,cn'aos and uuln-
s1th the be- and finish Of the hnest
Ou Psnus Numerous rlrimsn be a. his magnificent
a., er, No. Broadway OF Lsonadst D,ueueot}pes Of
ta..a sd ner.Drs csfitl ~
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

CRYSTAL PALACE. Se--Yars. Aus Is 1881
tor'' buttons E. tli- ia. ..-.-.--------.---. y ~
J !. BR0wN. Agent
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cote hsk the AMER e. pianist. ATS q PROV t'T
TT sa shere b. VII sive gsni col'srt ga u 'od'y
evening Mr. G. ~ understand. sill sfterwNd proceed
give ie~ concerts th-re aud thence 70 bos
tor. Abou, ihe middle II September he will commence
.er-es Il concerts In iii, Cf'y
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CHARGE OF ENnFzzIsrENr John D ike, porter 10 the
store Of D,rru n Van LEV, No $50 Westst Just
rested By Oai Or, ss-- Of ths Third Ward charged
with tmb zzl ng groceries brancie' &c which he sold
and spol4 'e proceeds b. his own use. lie was locked
up by Justice BogWt FIR trin.
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Such Of orr friends >, d-,r- copies Of or i;ts 'to'
entitled Hot Corn and Toe TSpP7nuy M'rrt<-' can
o- supplied viii them by Supplying A. the Pao. 'a'i'n
0fe til. morning W. rAve printed them IN o1r Weekly
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4 gold medal oi i'e v.ar OF TX huadr-3 'iars, ele
c.uiy worried LIS been presented - sr cote j u
BE- Oreai- j. about trse or four inches a. sn fer'
a,cia. r. f relief tifttily, With SUB wreath. Tn
gtr,f he - n b. 90 eriptior:
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17

FnHE subscriber continues to receive applications
4 Insurance against loss by Fire ia the Augusta
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Please
uaH on j. ELLSWORTH. AGENT
Bath, Oct. II. Iz52. - 1sf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
DOMESTIC PORTS

BOstOn-Ar 9th, ship Zenobia of Bath, Barker, Lv-
erpool brig Peerless, Cashier, OIleans brig Emily,
Young, Mansanilla
CID bark Nacoochee, ThOrp, Port Spain.
Cid 10Th, sch Harold Purrington Bath.
Ar lth, schs Exeter, Snow, hence: Brilliant, Lam
bert, FreeTou
Cid l2h, bark Lion, Alexander, Buenos Ayres
New IOrl-Ar 9th, bark Orline st John, OF Gar
diner, Rodbird, Cardenas ship Milan, of Bath, Coter
Liverpool.
Ar 10Th, sch Mary Wise, Crockett, st John, PR; Nor
thern Light Holmes, Rockland.
Ar llth, sch Mary Crockett, Rockand; ship United
States Chism, Newport, E.
Cid 10th, bark Yes a, Percy, Sagua; sch HalloweI
Arey, Boston.
Ar 18th, berk Hy Warren, Rdirden, Bristol, E, via 81
Thomas.
New OrIeans-Ar ID inst sch Ophir, Booker
ROckland.
Adv, ships Sewall and Name for Liverpool wig 1000
bales.
Ar 3d. ship NJ de Embil, Orr, Newport, e. IS.
MObile-Ar Sd inst, ship Geo Patten, Stinson, Lon
don 20.
RichmOnd-Ar 7th, sch Isaac Ames, -Ames, Rock
land.
Ar 7lh, sch Isaac Achorn, Gregory, and Lucy Ames
Ames, ROckland.
PhiIa deIphia-Ar 9th, brig WIN Drew, Dun
ming, MatanZas,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17

GREAT RAILROAD SMAsH.-We learn from
The Manchester Mirror that Saturday after
noon Oh the Lawrence road, little below
New Salem depot, 40 loaded baggage cars,
from the Montreal road, were thrown off the
track. There were so cars in the train. A
connecting rod was pulled out, dropped down
and stuck into sleeper, and pitched some
six or eight cars down The embankmenr,
about 20 feet. One car was thrown entirely
round, end for end. One was saloon car
in which was the freight conductor, who
thinks il must have turned over tour times
before it reached the bottom of the embank
ment He was terribly bruised and iammed
The engine and ten cars went on and he was
left in alone in 'IngloriOus ease Finally he
kicked hole through the side of the car and
cTawled out. This accident blocked up the
road, so that passengers had TO cross tits
point on foot. Monday it was all right.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17

ORDINATION. Rev. Joseph Crehore was or
dained pastor of the Unversalst Society in
this city, on Tuesday evening last. The SER
vices on the occasion were solemn and impress
sive, and were as follows Reading Of The
Scriptures by Rev. M. M. Taylor of Bow
doinham; Invocation by Rev. G. c. Strick-
land, of Saco Sermon by Rev. John G.. AID
ans, Of Maiden, Mass; Ordaining Prayer,
by Rev. z. Thompson, Of Augusta; Charge
to the pastor by Rev. G. Bates of Hallowell ;
Right Hand of Fellowship by ]. w. Hanson,
of Gardiner; Address to the Society by Rev.
Z. Thompson, of Augusta; Concluding Pray
er BY Rev. NJ. w. Willis, Of this city; Bene-
dction by the pastor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
N. R. R.
Cases recently Cured.
No. l.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.

young lady, Miss Clark, aged %, had severe at
lack OF inhamnIaory Rheumatism on the first ofMar.
1852, proceeding from The effects Of mercury, Of which
she was sallvated, 1877. She uRder The care OF
The most eminent and kind phi yscans i'll the city of
York. For two weeks she was in III e agonizing
pains, and every hour her friends expected that death
cOutd reLiete her. Her physician had hope of he
recovery boiie of Ready Relief was sem her, and
applied, by the advice and Of her physician,
who told her nurse nothing would give her
he thought the Relief would. IN fifteen minutes she
tcds reteUed from pain In three days she could tedUe
the room And before The second bdtle was used up,
was reported cured by The physician
II you are afflicted with Neuralgia, era ps. Spasms,
&c, * X Relief will in few minutes alay The most
violent paroxysms Wherever there is any pain Rad.
ways Ready Relief will remove it.
Mysterious Noise. Battle the head well with Rad
ways Ready Rel ef, keep The stomach clean and free
from acid, the bowels regular. with Railways Regula-
tor, and free from all acrimonious humors, and those
persons who complain of ringing, and other unpleas
anlnolses IN The head will certainly avoid all further
annoyance from these sources
Hard of Hearing. tea spoonful Of Railways Rea-
dy Relief added 10 tumbler Of and syringe
10 The ear three times day will remedy all dtfic ulty
Sore Feet. Battle them every night with r II II this
will remove all soreness and give them pleasant
scent. 3w39
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17

STARTLING JUVENILE MURDER. This
forenoon, two boys, named Joseph Grader
and Polio La Bou, met on the sidewalk OF
Atwater street, near its junction with Gin
ton, and had some disagreement about a
small twisted cake of the value of halt cent.
Grader was peddling candy, and we believe
the cakes also; but be that as il may, they
came in collision, when Grader drew a case
knife, ground 10 The shape of a dagger and
plunged it into the lungs of La Bou, killing
him almost Instantly. The wound was at
the pit OF the stomach, and was about an inch
long, or the width Of the blade Of the knife.
The boy Grader is about 16 vesrs of age,
and has anything but an enviable reputation.
The deceased was about IA years of age
His parents reside on Joiner street.
The author ofths hoTrid deed made great
exertlons to get away, but was finally traced
TO railroad car on the Lockport Road,
where he had ensconced himself, but was
discovered and secured. The murderer has
been committed to Jail, aud the case goes be-
fore the Grand Jury now in session. Rock
ester American, 18Th.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
Later from Europe.

The steamer Africa, Capt. Harrison, from
Liverpool, Sunday morning, 9th uIt., ar
rived at New York at hall-pasl 3 o'clock,
Sunday afternoon. She brings So lassen-
gers, and $4,000 in specie.
ENGLAND. In The House OF Commons, on
Friday, Tile subject Of the Jewish disa5iIi-
ties was discussed, the object being TO ex-
tend 10 the Jewish subjects of Great Britain
the same privileges as were enjoyed by Prot
estant dissenters and Roman Catholics. A
motion by Lord John Russell, that the House
go into Committee TO consider the subject,
was carriedlby vote Of 234 10 205.
John Williams, a native of Boston, U. S.,
has been sentenced 10 death at Edinburgh,
for the murder on The highway of an old man
named Andrew Mather.
The ship Three Bellies has arrived in the
Thames from Melbourne with $4,000 ounces
of gold.
C.P. Roney, Esq, Secretary of the Dub
lin Industrial Exhibition, has been appointed
General Superintendent Of the ST. Lawrence
and Atlantic Railway.
II is not believed on the London Exchange
that the difficulty between Austria and Tur-
key will result in war.
A meeting relative to raising subscriptions
for Mrs. Stowe, authoress of "Uucle Tours
Cabin" has been held 10 Glasgow. Con-
siderable sums were expected 10 be raised.
Resolutions against slavery were carried by
reclamation.
FRANCE. The greatest efforts are being
made in France 10 reduce the estimates
within the limits necessary reproduce bal
anced budget on which the Emperor has set
his heart.
Some American houses have made pur-
chases in Paris of fashion and luxury for the
New York exhibition. The Partisan manu-
facturers are taking considerable interest in
the matter.
The budget will be placed before the AS
sembly in March.
$50 political prisoners have been amnest-
ed by decree.
PORTUGAL. The Portuguese Cabinet is in
a critical state, and there was a probable
cessation of diplomatic intercourse with Bra
I'll, consequent upon the quarrel with the
Brazilian Minister, Mr.. Drummond.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17

We have met the enemy and they are no.
where. Their route is overwhelming and
our victory complete. We have received
but few returns thus far. but those indicate
'nat the Democracy have swept the State,
giving Gov. Martin a majority estimated from
tnree 10 i've Thousand, elecIing Hon. Geo.
w. Kittredge, Hon. G. w. Morrison and Hon.
II. Hibbard our candidates for Congress by
large maJorilies.-P Portsmouth Gazette.
The Patriot says: The election in this
State, on Tuesday, resulted, as we assured
our friends il would, in clean, signal and
overwhelming Democratic victory. We have
elected our Governor by clear majority of
about $500 over all phases and factions ofthe
opposition; we have elected our entire Con-
gressional delegation by triumphant MAORI
lies, no one of them having less than 1900
over all opponents; we have elected eur
Railroad Commissioners by majority equal
10 that for Governor; we have elected four
Of the five Councillors; we have elected nine
or ten oil The twelve Senators; we have car
RED The House by majority of about sixty
members. Such is The completeness of the
victory; i is emphatcally a clean sweep
The first State election under The adminislra-
ton OF our own distinguished citizen, 1t was
meet and proper that il should result as il
has; the honor of the Granite State demand
ed il and the whole country expected it.
Conscious of the position in which they were
placed by the Democracy ofthe Union, and
OF what was demanded Of them, the Democ-
racy OF New Hampshire determined not to
be found wanting, but to achieve a triumph
as decided and overwhelming as il was i'm
portant. This resolve they have nobly carried
into effect, and we doubt not they will re-
ceve the thanks and congratulations Of their
brethren drought the whole land.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
GFG 81 T. Y al o. s..

In this city, 18th inst, by w Gilbert Esq, Augustine
Holmes to Rebecca Norton, both OF this city.
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev Allen, Mr. Isaac
Butler of Phpsburg to Miss Charlotte Clifford of West
Bath
In Georgetown, Monday evening last, by Allen Ca-
ny, Esq, Capt FRAEcIs Low, JR to Miss MARGERY AL
LEN BAKER, all Of G..
The happy pair will please accept our thanks for n
bountul slice of wedding cake May the voyage of life
be to them prosperous and happy and their resde glad
dened by the bright countenances many iite LOUIS
In Topsham Mr. James Prince of Portland to Miss
Frances Tedford, of L.
In Pittston, Mr. William ii Parcher to Miss Louisa S
Moore
In IIalowell, Walter Wood to Miss ENra Hanscom,
both Of H.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
% g 81 { ID s.

In this city, 6th inst, Mrs Rachel Jane wife of Mr. Ed
gar r Snow, aged SO years.
In this city 10th inst, Thomas A, OF Thomas L
Farnham, aged years.
In this city, 18th inst John N, of Mr. James r
Shaw, aged 2 4 years.
In this city, 18th inst, Daniel Durgin aged years.
In Charestown Mass, 9TH inst, Sarah Ann, daughter
Of Samuel and Catherine Stinson aged years and
months.
In Brunswick, Mrs Lucretia Cobun, Of Hanover, N
II, aged SO.
In Richmond Ann S, daughter of James Beedle, aged
81 years.
In Gardiner Mrs Abigail McCurdy, aged 78 years and
months.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
Hartford Life and Health
INSURANCE co.

Office, Post-o6fce Building, Hartford, Conn.,
Capital and Surplus, over 100000.
DURING TWO YEARS. BUSINESS, ISSUED NEARLY
1000 POLICIES.
No Health Risks taken 6y the Company.
THE Hartford Life and Health Insurance Company
takes risks on Life, grant purchase annuIlies,
confer endowments, and make contracts upon and APP
pertaining 10 deferred aud revislonary interests Con-
necled with life risks, agreeably 10 The powers and
privileges conferred by the charter
The business Of the Company is conducted upon the
Joint Stock and Mutual Plan,
The option of The ms red thus meeting TIE
and circumstances of the public fully, il is be-
lieved, Than merely mutual companies can do.
Annues will be granted or purchased, and endow
ments conferred Oh terms highly favorable, aud ac
cordlng 10 the rates of The most eral and well con-
dueted companies III this country and IN England.
The Charter Of This Company provides that The wife
NAV insure The life OF her husband and the amount 10
be paid be secure from creditors al his death.
An equitable will always he paid for policies
surrende red To the Company before they expire.
Travelling, sea and foreign residence permits will
be granted a small extra premium.
Policies Oh lives OF persons going California will
be granted Oh the Joint Stock principle only. and
Extract from HE Certificate of The Comptroller of
the State of Connecticut, Gated
JANUARY 7h 1851
tThe great success and prudent management ofIhis
company together with lis well invested ca piul aud
surplus enle 10 the entire confidence of The com
muuiiy and recommend ii as III my opinion equal IN
strength and ability The best institutions The kind
:" n Luz ST c"''' RUFUS g. PINNEY, Comp, roller.
The Board of Directors is composed of active bust
ness men with capital and character involved and
giving their personal attention 10 the manag cement
ana control ofihe transactions Of The company.
JAS. DIXON. President
WM 4. HOOKER, Vice Pres.
HENRY MILLER Sec.
Policies NAV be secured on application 10
ALFRED STONE, AGENT.
Brunswick, March 1, 1853. 3m37
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
DISASTERS.

Brig Wildcs Walker, Edg comb, I'm Matanzas 10th,
Of and for Providence, with abt 300 hhds asses
ashore at AN 5th during the thick weather, on Little
Bahama Bank, abt miles of Memory Rock, shortly
after filled and sank-crew saved
Capt T. in announcing the loss of the brig that
ship fun York, and brig belonging TO Bath, fin Ia-
vana, with moasses went ashore at the time and
place with him, the latter became total loss The ship
probably the Esinore, lost 18th As TO the brig,
discover that any Bath brig sid fin Havana abt the
time the w W dd.-BoS. AdU
Bark Orlne st John, at New York I'm Cardenas was
struck by lightning 18th inst, off Uatteras, which carrie
away mainmast head, and stunned the mate
The damaged cargo and materials of ship Nath Kim
ball brought $50, 976; salvage Si9500.
Key West dates 9Th inst, that bark III Kimball
Of Rockland FIN Orleans for Philadelphia i'll port
repairing.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
Shcrif's Sale.

II INCOLN, S. March 10th, 1851 this day seized on
IL execution Samuel ID Haley Samuel Foster alI
the right equity that the said Foster or had nd the
time of the attachment the original being the 18th
day of july 1882 redeem the following described prem
ises ed the city of Bath the corner of Wash
ngton aud Pine Streets with the buildings thereon-also
lot of land situated in said Bath corner Of High
and North streets, and shall sell the same public
ton at the Office Of Bronson e. Sewal on Tuesday the
18th day Of April next, O'Clock NJ The same being
under mortgage and recorded the Western Registry az
Deeds for said County of Lincoln.
3w39+ N. NICHOLS Denutv sheriff
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
FOREIGN PORTS.
Per Steamship 4frica.

PeT steamship 4frlcd.
Ar at Liverpool 22d, VIM and Mary Stinson, Charles
ton; State Rights, Paxton Savannah Otseonthe Young
New Orleans.
Cid, switzerland, Carter, Philadef hla; r Page
Strickland, New Orleans.
In port 25th, ship Erie, Curtis for New York, ldg.
Sid fin Cardiff 22d ult ship Katahdn, Morse, New Or
leans.
Ar at Messini 18th u bark Lizzie Loud Gorlam, Mar
settles.
Brixham Feb 24-Am ship Caspian, Delano, Of Bath
from Charleston for Havrc, which on shore on the
beach at Elbury, in TOrbay, off last nights tide
and is being towed Plymouth by the steanl-tug Mon
arch.
Havre, Feb 24.-The Merchant has with 324 bales
cotton, I'm the Am ship Caspian Deano fun Charleston
ashore in Torbay. Two other vessels will bring the
remainder
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
nARRADlEIN9S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

4 HEALTHY and restorative for the Hair
Il preventing il from falling of, and restoring its
nat ural appearance aud original color, when inclined
10 gray, making il soft and fine, without The danger
70 The head usual with hair dyes and FIRE from al
dlsagreeable conseqC enccs- This atIve, when
eihc emily applied: sure 10 The head
dandrGh aud all cuianeouS erupions while al the
same Time II stimulates The hair, producing fne,
glossy appearance, AMI restoring il its original
shade OF coler The proprietor has received great
personal benefit from the of mis- article which
has brought 10 us present slate Of perfection by
peat land carefully tasted experiments, and he
offers Illo the public in the fullest assurance that il
cannot fail to give satisfaction when properly applied
Directions accompanying each botlle.
Prepared only by the proprietor in Bath, who can
furnish any amount oftosIimony establish the well
earned reputation of The Restorative.
DANIEL LARRABEE.
Principal Depot for the sale ofthe abnve wholesale
and retail, Owen Co.'s store + ront ST. and his
dwelling house. Grove ST, Bath.
Bath, Feb H. 1853. sm35
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17

RIO DE JANEIRo. A. correspondent of the
Boston Post says Rio, although enjoying an
extensive commerce, and having one of the best
and most spacious harbors in the world, ap-
pears still TO be in statu quO, with little or no
prospect ofan augmentation of her growth or
thrift. An infusion Of Yankee go-ahead-a-tive-
ness is all that is wanted 10 make Rio one Of
the most Populous and wealthy cities in the
world
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17

Has Removed to Front Street,
In the sto-e recently occupied by Charles Russel.-
FURNITURE OF all descriptions hand. Coffns
furnished at short nOtice. Old work repaired and
painted. 26t(
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17
Shprif,s Sale

1NCOLN SIS, March 10th, 1851 this day seized on
IL execution, Andrew J Farnsworth IS Samuel l. Eos
ter all the right in equity that the said Foster has or had
at the time Of the attachment the original writ being
the 9th day OF August, 1882 redeem the following des-
ner of Washington and Pine Streets with the buildings
thereonalso lot Of land situated in said Bath on the
corner Of High and North streets and shall sell the same
public auction Tuesday The 18th dav Of April next
at O'Clock ", at the office Of Bronson e. Sewa the
same being under mortgage and recorded the Western
Registry of Deeds, for said County of Lincoln.
3w39* n NICHOLS DENNY Sheriff
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-17

The Democrats of the Legislature are gene
rally favorable to an immediate adjournment
The wings are for holding on, hoping, it is said,
by bargain, trickery or something else, 10 elect
Mr.. Fessenden to the q. S. Senate. Look
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