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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

The FISHERIES. Correspondent "Inspect-
or" writing to the Courier and Enquirer from
Washington: says the report of an entire fail
ure upon the fishery subject is incorrect, mas
much as treaty was concluded between Mr..
Champion and Secretary Marcy, and sent TO
London towards the close Of the last month,
bu, il is said that the provisions of the treaty
are much in opposition to the views Of the
British Colonies, particularly in regard to the
registry of their vessels and The participation
in the coasting trade of the United States.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
~ Hon. Ii. HAMLN with his family left
home for Washington, on Monday morning.

FREAKS OF INSANITY There is a patient
in the asylum at Utica who has been at work
for the last two years in getting up steam
boat, the engine of which shall be worked with
epson salts. Another gentleman in an adjoin-
ing room proposed TO put elliptic springs under
Niagara, to ease the water when it Jumps"
While third is busily engaged in getting out
the timber of " six-bladed horse . and a
" leather frying PAM The philosopher who
said that the only reason why crazy people
differ from other people, was because they
were more largely imaginative than other
folks, was not so tar out of his reasonings as
some folks imagine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

BABIEs.-A lady in Boston, whose life is a
beautiful illustration of what devotedness to
charity viii accomplish, desires US to publicly
state, (says the Bee) that she has, at her res
idence four children, varying in age from
three to fifteen months, for which she wishes
tosproctlre good homes. Any who may be
disposed to adopt, or provide suitable home
for them, will perform great deed Of human
ity. The children are all bright and healthy,
and would, we doubt not, be the means of hap
piness in many family not now blessed with
such. Any information will be given at the
counting room of the Bee.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

TELEeRAPHIc FEATs. The English papers
record the following remarkable Geographic
feats as instances of the perfection TO which the
use Of electricity, as medium Of communica-
tion, has attained:
ain the Sydenham Palace block Of marble
vas much wanted The telegraph was set to
work, and message sent TO Cairo, asking if
they had a block that would be suitable. Al
s1est directly aa answer was returned, that
block was then lying at the quarry at Cairo,
and ship was lying in the harbOr, about to
sail for England. Immediately another mes
sage was sent back, ordering the marble, and it
came TO England by that very ship. The other
instance was quite as curious. When the
Queen went to Ireland, il was arranged that
she should launch at Tamworth, but il was
discovered that there was no plate at hand
They wanted to borrow it from Sir Robert
Peel, at Drayton Manor, but Sir Robert had
gone to Switzerland. Then came the question
whether they should send to Birmingham a0d
get some plate there, or send word to Geneva
by the electric telegraph.
They did the latter, and almost Immediately
asmcssage came back from Sir Robert Peel,
placing Drayton Manor, and all its contents,
at the service of the Queen"
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0Eatbs.

In this city, 2lst ut Phillip Higgins aged 81 years IL
months.
In this city, 25th ut, Mr. Uriah Hamilton aged Al years
In this city, 9th ut Mrs Lucy Patten, aged SO years
In this city, 26th ut Mrs. Rachael E. Robbins aged 20
In Whitefeld MISS Helen A. Kennedy in the 31s year
Of her age
In Brunswick William NJ, of Mr. Abiezer Snow aged
10 years IL months.
In Lisbon, Benjamin Whitney, aged II years.
In Harpswell, Mrs. Jane Truant aged 81 years mos
In Danve Seth G. Mason Jr., aged % years. months
and 20 days $50
In Leeds, Mrs Avelne r. wife of John Libby aged %
In Woolwich, 22d ult., John Gray, aged 81 years.
In Woolwich oath ut, George Trott 81 years 81 mos
In Hallowel 10Th ut Mrs Caroline l. NJ. Stckney wife
OF William stickney Esq, aged A years and months.
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HAIR WORK.

F all descriptions done to order in the best shapesuch
" as Bosom Pins Ear Rings, Crosses Necklaces&c Any
one wishing work of this kind done have by leaving
their orders with T. ii. O. MARSTON.
Bath, Nov. H. ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

ICE in THE PENoBscoT. Nov.
26.' The navigation is closed here, the anchor
ice with the surface ice making an obstruction
several feet in thickness. There are enclosed
in the ice from so to 80 vessels with full car
goes, besides the steamers Daniel Webster,
Boston, and Eastern State The steamboats,
made an attempt on Sunday to force their way
through the ice, but abandoned it and re-
turned to their wharves. The ice obstruction
extends about five miles. A contract has
been made this morning between the agent of
the shipping owners and Col. John Goddard
and. james Dunning, to cut a channel and get
out the vessels at 81 ton, which will amount
to about $4,000.
The lob will last about seven days, and the
railroad force has been turned to the removal
Of the ice, N 'i' "
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PORT OF BATH.

FRIDAY, Nov. 25.
ARRIVED.
Sch Julia, Pierce, New York.
Sch Jane, McCloud, Portsmouth.
CLEARED.
Sch Ellen Nancy, (Br) Crane, Walton, Ms.
SAILED.
Sch Jew, Gardiner,
SATURDAY, Nov. &C.
ARRIVED.
Sch William, Snowman, New York.
Sch III X Dunton, Dunton, New York.
SAILED.
Sch Ellen Nancy, (Br) Walton, Ms.
SUNDAY, Nov. p.
ARRIVED.
Sch Catherine Brown, (Br) Crossley, Amherst, Ms.
Sch Henrietta, Buker, Boston.
Sch Arenzamend Fletcher, Boston.
Sch Curlew, Brookings, Boston.
Sch st Marys, Sylvester Boston.
Sch Mary Shields, Watt, Boston.
Sch Comet, Briggs, Boston,
Sch Swallow, Lankerkin, Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

SEVERE SENTENcEs.-Several white men
were convicted Of larceny in Charleston, S. c.,
last week, and sentenced to Imprisonment for
different periods, 10 addition to which they are
TO receive thirty-nine lashes on the bare back,
in the market place. A white female, said to
be a respectable milliner, Of industrious haolls,
and having large family, was convicted OF
larceny, and sentenced to be imprisoned two
months and 10 receive one lash on the bare
back. Daniel T. Shepherd, charged with the
homicide of William Hodge, was sentenced to
Imprisonment for twelve months and fine of
$1,000.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
Bath & Georgetown Stage Line

,...--. 4r - FIlIIE subscriber will run
EESHlE(~-.SN two-horse Carriage, suitable
RsSsS1IEEssrBRf conveying passengers, from
g-tsEL lLrII QM ~ Georgetown Bath, rs follows
zzz-6@eave Georgetown for Bath ev-
cry Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'clock A. NJ
and returning, will leave Bath at ~ o'clock r. NJ or
the arrival of the cars ..r.IIr. t.,..s
Fare one Dollar, from Georgetown to Bath
Every effort will be made render this route cenven
lent and pleasant. An team will be furnished when
necessary All errands entrusted to the driver will be
promptly attended to. f.s .t.- fu a- -a-r -.
The subscriber will furnish pleasure parties
at short notice at any time excepting the days above
mentioned. ALFRED L. BERRY.
Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1862 3m2O
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R. II. R.

Liver Complainteured by Railways Regulators. Cramp
and Spasms stopped by Railways Ready Relief Rheuma-
ism cured by Railways Ready Relief Bad Blood Cleans
ed and Purified by Railways Renovating Resolvent
Liver Complaint.
Waldo Roberts, Esq., of the 9th Ward, cured Of Lv
er Complaint by Railways Regulators. They free the
bowels from all retained huors render digestion easy and
insure to all who them pleasant operation Of the bow
els They correct the stomach and regulate the action of
every organ in the body They give tone and energy to
te nver and create good appetite They cure Dyspep
s Oostveness Indigestion, Bilious Complaints, Fevers
&C. After taking dose Regulators the patient feels the
pleasures oil health blessed with good appetite and
pleasant ana regular digestion Price Of Regulators, rs
cents per box
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IL The London Times rdicuIes the idea
that England is about 10 Africanize Cuba by an
inundation of African apprentices, on the con-
dition that slavery shall cease in that island at
the cad Of fifteen years. 1t thinks that Eng
land, unable to manage the apprenticeship sys-
TEN in her own colonies, will be slow TO try
the same in colony not her own.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

O. Recently lidle girl in ST. Louis,
while playing with some beads, got one Of
them into her ear, and every effort 10 extract
il only pushed it further through the orifce.-
The pain was such as to produce insanity a
few hours after its introduction, and the conse-
quence was that she died few days after
wards ia violent paroxysms.
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Prospectus for 1854.
The Saturday Evening Post.


THE Proprietors of the Post again coming before the
public would return thanks for the generous patronage
which has placed them far in advance Of every other er
ry Weekly in America And, the only suitable return
for such free and hearty support their
1854 have been made with degree beraity probably
uneqaed history Of American newspaper literature
They have engaged contributors of the ensuing year
following brilliant array of talent and genius Mrs. SOUTH
woRrH-ESERsoN BENNETT-MRs. DENIsoN-GRAcE GREEN
WOOD ADD FANNY FERN.
In the first paper January next design commencing
an Original NoveIet written expressly for columns
NETT author Of viola Clara MorIand ne Fopsed
Will etc; this Noyest by the popular sothor Of Clara
STEP-MoTTER" by Mrs Mary A. Denison author OF some
Pictures" "Gertrude RUSSELL" etc.
We have also the promise Of number of sketches by
Grace Greenwood whose brilliant and versatile pen
almost exclusively employed upon the Posi- and
" LITTLE PILGRIM" Mrs. Souhworth-whose fascinating
works being rapidly repubshed In Englandalso
will maintain her old and pleasant with the Post
The next story from her gifted pen will he entitled MRIAM
THE AvENGER Or THE Fatal VOW, by Emma ID IA n
Southworh, author Of the Curse Of Clifton" The los
Heiress," "The Deserted Wife etc. and astnot eastt
authorized to series of articles from who
has rapidly risen very high in popular favor They will be
entitled New Series of Sketches by Fanny Fern, author
Of Fern Leaves etc. We expect to be able
the Sketches by Fanny Ferns well the series by Grace
woodin the early numbers Of the coming year.
cravings, Foreign Correspondence Agricultural Articles
The News Congressional Report, The Markets, ETC. also
shall be regularly given. '...
" CHEAP PoSTAGE.-The postage on the Post to any
part Of the United States, when paid quarterly in ADVANCE
in only % cents a year. l
TERMS-The terms Of the Post are Two Dollars per an
num- payable in advance.
copies, SIS 90 per m
8 & (And l to the getter up Of Cub) $40 90 ~
IL !" (And to the getter up Of Cub) SIS 90 &c
20 !" (And to the getter up of Club1 $40 90 f."
The money for Clubs always be in ADVANCE
Subscriptions may be sent risk. When the sum is
large draft should be procured, if possble-the Of
which may be deducted from the Address, al
ways postpaid, DEACON & PETERSON,
No, &C South Third Street. Philadelphia.
II n BAny person DESTROYS Of receiving copy Of the
POST as sample, can be accommodated by notifying the
publishers by letter, (POST-PAID)
IL To DEMONSTRATIONS who give the above inser-
ion condense the material portions of it, he notices Of
new contribution and terms for their editorial col
umns, shall be entitled to exchange, by sending
marked copy Of the paper containing the advertisement
notice. "a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

Coon ADVICE. The Christian Register
says il is stated that the physicians of one Of
our cities have agreed to raise their charges
meaning to live, however it may fare with their
patients. The patients had better strike, and
resolve Rot to be sickI
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EASTERN TIMES
80. 81 MARINE JOURNAL. ssR

STINsoN 4 Co.. No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
Tor the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Stnson is avoraby known experienced
shPmaser, formerly of this city, All business entrusted
to him Will be attended to with prompness and despatch
ARTHER D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE EFFECTED BY
DR.. M'Lanc's Celebrated Vermifnge.

New York, March 10, 1852
~ This is to certify that have been troubled for al
most four years with choking sensation sometimes bad
almost suTocate me; employed two regular phys
clans but purpose. was then persuaded to try
bottle of Dr. ALLIANCES Celebrated Vermifuge took two
spoonsu dose 1t began to operate when
it made thorough work. II had regular worm factory
within me) should Judge it brought away from
quarts of worms they had the appearance of having
bursted the remainder Of the bottle at two doses
The fleet was it brought about quart more all chopped
to pieces. now feel like a different person.
The above widow lady, forty-six years Of age
resident Of this city For further particulars the public
referred to Mrs. Hardie, No. Manhattan place. to E.
L. Thea Druggist Of Rutger and Monroe streets
II Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DR. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED VERMFUGE, and take else. All
other vermifuges in comparison, worthless Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine vermuge, also, his Celebrated Liver Pills
be had at all of the respectable Drug Stores in tn
United States and Canada.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The steamship United
States, at New Orleans, whose arrival has
been telegraphed, brings ten days later advice
from the Sandwich Islands, received via Cali
EOrnia. Another change has been made in the
Ministry, Prince Kamehameha having resigned
hesOfiee of Prime Minister, and John Young
being appointed his successor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
DISASTERS.

Bark William, at New York fin Mansanilla, had hurri-
Sept off Hatteras the outward passage, during
which had oremas main topmast and bboom sprLng and
lost enrire suit Of sails.
The Of sch gure, Richmond frequently report
ed taken in abt so miles Of Cape Cod. by sch
Flash at Plymouth, which loose night of oath ult
ing gale. The r. had taken from her anchor kedge
and some short pieces Of rope.
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70 The inmates Of the Jail at Princeton,
KY, broke out last Saturday night week, and
escaped. One was white man sentenced to
be hung, two negroes under charge of murder,
and gang of counterfeiters.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
Piano Forte Tuning.

Mr. CALVIN EDWARDS, of Portland, will visit this
N1cy fortnight, aud lune Pianos for all persons
whomay desire. Mr. T. wards has been for many
years mTHu factMer Of pianos, which are not sur
passed ay any mai. aII MS reputation as tuncr.is
moi equaledb by any person in The State.
Z = Orders left al SAWYER Magoun's Bookstore,
will receive promp, attention.
Bath, Mar Is, 1853. 30
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W. 60 We are requested to state that there
will be Citizens Temperance Meeting at
the City Hall, on Monday evening next, COM
;mencing at o'clock. al
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Hardware, Cutlery, 30.
MITCHELL & LOW

K EEP constantly hand and for sale large and supe-
IN ror assortment of Hardware, Edge Tools Saws Car
peners Tools Of every description the lowest prices
cash Also, constantly on hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &c., &c. g. tl. 3D. ir Erin 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
Lard Oil.
THANKSGIVING Ball,

EXTRA quality lard OIL for sale by
u Nov. %. MF GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

FIRE. The store of John p. Brown, in
Dixmont, Me-, took fire on Wednesday even
ing, and was partially consumed. Damage TO
store and goods about $1,000, mostly insured.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

EOk THE HAIR-Amohg the many preparations for
tne growth Of the Hair, this GOLDEN GLOSS takes the
lead Three reasons will be given why is 50 universally
used ana preferred to all others. 1st Because it has
proved the most eectual in Badness 3D. Because it inn
parts beautiful dark gloss and delightful perfume to the
hMr 3D. Because the Ladies, with fine discrimination
wch they all possess, have adopted It. Many other re
sons could DC given why it is great favore, but those
VINO want more have only to give it trial Price 25 cts
u large bottles For Sale by Druggists storekeepers
~. =. nohD PROPRIETOR, 3o4 Broadway, New York.
AaiSe Dlscount 10 MERCHANTS. 6m22.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
Bows Thick Boots,

II0SE wanting first article Of boys and youths
double soled thick Boots find them at the Store OF
Bath, Sept. 10Th, 1858. j. w. ROBERTS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01

Liver Complaint, OF ten years standing,
Cured by the use of only two boxes of
DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
NEW YORK, August 2, 1858.
u This is to certify that having been afflicted with liver
complaint for ten years. and having tried nearly every
known remedy without finding relief at last induced
to try DIR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS and
after using only ticO boTes perfectly cured. now
take pleasure in recommending them the public the
best Liver or general Ambitious Pills offered the
public. MRS. ANN MALONA, No. IL Rivington street.
II Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, and take none else There are
other Pills. purportng to be Liver Pills. before pub
lie. DR.. MLane's Liver Pills. also his Celebrated verm
fuge, be had at all respectable Drug Stores
United States and Canada.
BURR PERRY, CornhilI, Boston, General Agents for
New England G Page, Agent Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
New Insurance Agency.

THE PENTUCKET MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY. Of Hayerhil, Mass continue to insure
most kinds Of property not Specially hazardous for
I'VE years. on favorable terms This company elplogRO
travelling agens but local agents in most Of the cities and
towns in New England Instead Of the enormously large
premium notes demanded by most companies they require
Of very small amount only guard against contingent
cCs. l- WIN. III. IIEWES. President.
L. NJ HAYES Secretary.
The subscrberhaving beenappoed Agent Of the above
Company j. ready to receive applications for insurance
at his Furniture Store Front st. Persons wishing for nsu
rance will do well to call and examine the rates Of this
Company. t Ere rU trat j B HUDSON
Bath Aug. q, 1865. 3m1O
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Teachers Wanted.

TWO teachers will find good employment in this city
for term of twelve weeks In the intermediate
School, and one in Primary School No 10.
The term will commence on Monday, Dec. 12. Appli-
cation be made to the School Committee.
t HUSTON, per order
Bath Nov 90. 1853. 3w24
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

JUST received, large and extensive assortment of
Gas Burners, Chandeliers &c, which we offer at the
lowest mandatory prices These fixtures are from the
best nanufactory, and all warranted Please call
and examine. rt 8. w, HEATH a. co. :
Bath, June A. 81
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v Cumberland Coal.
Hardware. Glass, Cutlery, &c.

TlBE subscriber wo1d inform The citzens OF Bath
IL aud vicinity hat he has taken the store recently
occupied u Kendall Richardson \ Co., where he
offers good of Hardware, House furnish
ing ard Finishing Goods. Also, large assOTImeRs
Of carpenters TJols. The aTonage of the public 10
solicited. HENRY M. BOVEY.
April H. u44 Front St Bath.
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NEW FALL GOODS!

Now openingby the subscribers, at tie
New Granite 5tOres
THE largest stock Of seasonabe Dry Goods ever offered
this river consisting in part Of Tbets oeyery shade
and price, very fine Cashmeres All Wool de Laines
Black and Coored Silks Bay State Long and Square Shawls
in great variety, Prints, &c &C. All invited TO
inc our Stock OWEN co.
Bath, Nov. l. rr fnfs- MI nr--. I~t
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THE subscriber has hand, and will be constantly
supplied with BLASTING POWDER which ne offers
sale, wholesale aud retail. Also, large supply o.
FUSE. WILLARD WALKER.
bath, May "a, 1853. a.ts.r.z z5aftt -.ss Soft
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
Neauasset Lake Ice Company.

THE Directors of the Nequasset Lake Ice Company
have made an assessment OF one hundred dollars
each share to paid the before the
LIST day OF December inst ii w OWEN, Treasurer
Bath, Nov 80.
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Marfin r.. RradfOrd.
Music Lessons.

MISS JULIA M. TALLMAN, sin give lessons the
wi Piano Forte and Organ. 4h8
Bath, Nov 1853.
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More New Dry Goods!
arge arrival of SeasonabIc
EAFV GnnhS
ShaWls 4! ShawIs /!

A COMPLETE assortment Of Long and Square Wooden
N and Cashmere Shawls, just received at
A. ID. BUFFERS,
No opposite Sagadahock.
Bath. Nov. d. M#A
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Poultry Wanted.

1R00 LBS ofTurkeys, Chickens and Geese wanted.
COO Tor which cash and the highest price, will be
Paid' otnl9 A. LINDSEY, Centre st.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
EXCHANGE n q
On England, Ireland and Scotland.
EDWARDS & BREWSTER,

EDWARDS & BREWSTER, fanan
No. A State Street., Boston, -nG
WILL draw BILLS OF EXCHANGE for the sum Of one
w pound and upwards upon Messrs 4 WIe9IE a Co..
London, charging five dollars the pound sterling M
Arepermtted 10 refer in Boston 20
A 4 A LAWRENCE 4 CO.. JaK Minis 4 Co
O7- Bills ofExchange drawn above, ~ current
can be had on application eutAAS6 Wy
Bath, Dec IA, 1852.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-01
HEINISCM,S SHEARS.

THE Subscriber has made arrangements with ROSCIUS
Il HEINISCH to keep better Stock Of his Shears and
Scissors than has hitherto been kept Boston, and which
will continue to sell at the REDUCED PRICES.
He will also have, heretofore all kinds Of LEONARD
WEND's SHEARS, constituting full assortment from the
best makers in the market Of Patent TaiIOrs Shears,
Taors' Trmmers and Points, and Ladies' Bankers Pa
Hangers and BARRIERS Scissors every pair being
WARRANTED, and sold at wholesale and retail the Low
est Prices.
WaIcOtt's Graduating Button Hole Cutters,
Aiso-An assortment ofTaors Measures, Pressing IRONS
Scanning Rollers, Squares, and all kinds Of Cutlery and
Hardware For sale by
Martin l.. Bradford, ,t
Importer of Cutlery, Hardware, and Fishing Tackle,
142 WASHINGTON STREET, Nearly opposite School
Street, BOstOn.) aa'. ...rs. .rt
n B-Cutlery Sharpened and Repaired in the best
ner ...
Nov. "a, 1858. 4w24
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Prime Stock

0F Metallic Old Fashion Rubber Shoes, fot sale by
" Bath, Nov. ~ L. s. FISHER.
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Sundries.

ALAGA, Smyrna and Sultana Raisins, Figs Zane Cur
vi rants, Sheled Almonds Rose Water Tomato Ketchup,
Pepper Sauce, Canary Seed Sage, Tapoca Pearl Barley
Corn Starch, Farina, and Arrow Root for sale by
Bath, June Is. NJ ". GANNETT.