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nOMESTIL. PORTS

Boston-Ar 18th, ships Meteor, Bearse Orleans
23d ut Arabia; Boutele, Mobile 2Gth ut briggs Ellis
Richardson, Rochelle Jan jst, Svia Holmes Hole Rio
G ande, Tarbox, Mobile I'd inst YIN
Cid, harks Gleburn, Springer. Havana PERL Curtis.
Ar Isth, brig Abby Jones. ak, sagua 9Th ult via
Holmes Hole.
Ar 2Is, ship EsmeraIda (of Brunswick) McManus Mo
bile 2Sd nlt; bark AvervH of WaIdoboro) Ke bar Hava-
ma 10th alt via Holiness Hole Brig 81 Lawrence Of do
Weber, Cardenas Ith inst sch Moses Eddy, Thurrll
Wiscasse Fs :
New York-Ar 10th inst, schs Bride Pressey, Rock
land tEErsss.s -rFss.s4 ~ Tfe4#
Cid, bark Helen Maria, Silsby, Havana.
Cid 7th, ship Kate Swantnn, Moore Havana.
Cid 18th, ship st Johi, Skoield, Havana bark John
Bird, Bird do -
Sid 18TH ships Saratoga and Southampton bark Hell
Maria.
Ar 9Th, bark Lepanto, sewaIl, Alexandria, Syria.
New Orleaus-Ar eIh, ship Emma Watts, Dear
born, Havre
Ar 9th, ship Macedonia Preble, Cardiff.
Adv, ship Ellen Maria, Whitmore, Trieste, wig 400
bales.
AEa " Pass .e,h uis,s ship Kate Howe, Norcsoss,
MObiIc-Ar 9Th, ships Brlndywine, Merryman Am
ercan Union, Otis, Liverpool; bark Bel Adams, Cor
nsh, Boston. H' s ai
Adv loth bark BeEj Adams, for New York. nearly all
cargo engaged ta1s t|H .ir.
la port ilth, Am .UAion OTIS for Havre; Brandywine
and Geo -Patien, d. asa W. N1 IA ~ aN
CharlesiOn-Ar l3th ship Alliance, Tinkham, Liv-
erpoOl
Holmes HoIe-Ar 2lst, sch Juniata, Of Harpswell,
Havana 9Th inst for Portland
PhiIadeI phia-N ent TO sea 18th, bark Louisa Kill
ham.
BaItimore--Clds lctr,s ship Moro Castle. Bishop,
OAba.
Ar 18th ship Rockaway Goodwin, Liverpool
New LOEldOm---Ar l8:h,A sch HaFbiBaef, Hooper and
Mt v mon, Yates Rockand for Norfolk. Y
NewpOrt-ln port 17th, sch Adeline, of Bath, for
Philadelphia.
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nsTATE 0R1iAlNE.
INlD IBH 4HhIdO VI 0kll
A PROCLAMATION

FOR DAY OIL
Public HAEiltation Fassllsk and Prayer
In ,confCrm9sy with a iahonored usage
and by advice Of the Executt Council. ap-
point THuRspkY, Cue J5swtees Fay 2f Apr.s neat,
to beAQhsepeed as sRay of Pgklic Humllation'
Fasting and PrayerA
The daily manifestations the goodness and
mefgVUg SUD should hlA maH heart with graf
itude. and his lips with praie What shall we
render unto Him for His he#ehts
In view ofSHis strength aour weakness,
sFTiss ,nno during spatieuce,hhd Eindness to.
svSards us. and our ingratitude and forgetfulness
of Him. it becomes Us, as individuals and peo-
pIe, to acknowledge our dependence upon Him,
to confess our unworlhinesskof the manifold
blessings we are continually receiving at his
hand, and to ask His guidance and blessing in
\ all our enterprises, public andbriVate. The re-
membrance of our sins and errors should lead
us torepentance, and renew-aNd strengthen the
desire to lead lives more accepfabiein His sight,
and more devoted to his servike. = a.,4
To this end, invite the people Aof this State
to'refrain from their ordinary avocations on the
day thus set apart for public Humiliation, fast
ing and PRAYER to assemble ikstheir respective
places of public worship. thefeto bow III deep
humility before Almighty God, acknowledging
their individual and NATIONAL transgressons of
His just and holy laws,-to lay upon His altar
the sacra6ce of conlrite hearts implore His
paFdoningl mercy for; the PCT, His sustaining
/. strength Tor the future. AMI may the media
lions Of the day, and the services of the sanctu-
airy, prepare us all for truss and more faith
full service of Him in the lifek that,no is and
happier and holier existenc&in the life that is
to come. Ss fs54Ry &c.,
Given as The Council Cham er at augusta,
this fifteenth day of March,F the year ofour
Lord one thousand eight Kindred and fifty
three. and Of the independence Of the United
States the seventy-seventh.F
By the Governor. WM g CROSBY.
JoHN SAWYER, Secretar3pf State.
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STOVES.
Wanted,
FIRE. FTREII

GOAT, Vest and Pant makers
" q. e. LEE. nearly opposite
l4tl Fl.. .aE the Elliot House
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.1a gI1muE Rs;R. fe. lsI sa " Ky
Cases recentIy Cured.
INFLAMMAToeRY1 RHEUMATISM hi UNI us

young lady, Miss CLARK, aged ~ ha,. a Sc we're al
lack OF nhdtnatory Rhe unIaIi 0 The rsl Of Mar
tSo2, proceeding from lhe effects vf mercury, OF which
she was salIvaied, 1el7 She was under The care OF
me mosl eminent and knd pin ysclaaas in the city Of
YORK. For Two weeks she was D The most agonizng
Pains aud every hour her friends ed aa tpeah
You'd relieve her Her physcian had no hope Of he
Iec9very bplile of Ready chef was SEM her. and
appheu by The advice and consent Of her physician
VIZ tou her nurse az sDhng else would give her ease
.,s w me Rrlief would. In fteen minutes she
tgas eo-d Fn p4im Ia eidvs she conf I,a;e
tAe 'oem Aud before Abe Second, ,ultie was used up
was reported cured by The physician
you ure ahie'ed wtheN+urais ii, era rs g pasrns
&c, Keiisf will imp few fni,iutes allay The most
violent pardxysms Whereve there is any main Rad
WAYS Ready Relief viii remove IL
Mysterious Noise Battle The had well win /, nd.
wsyas ltea yiR~ifrfg keep he sianat n clean IA 6r,e
from nc The bowels regaar fadsvay VS. ena
tr, aud free from alpcruponious hu and those
persons who compsiY Of ringing, and other uuPTeas
krtn'i$@ 4he ne hit WI certainly dvoid all further
a3htbyalce frtsm these sources. ~ Z - z 49, y
7HTrd Of Nearing tea-spooninl of Railways Rea-
dytRtIfef Hidea Il a tnmber Of water. and syringe III
iaIhe at1Iree Times day will remedy nil de hty
n Sore Ftet. I,ae them every nj with r r This
var removes all soreness and give them plea%inl
SEEM e Gf9osiIsMHI 81 ssi ~ "A \ ~ "if 3w3g
AsExLs,17A. G. Page and N, X, Ellsworth,
BAH + "a 5nuiid DaAd, KiscasseE VIM GatchelI
srunswck; > g Tiybels, Lisbon g r Thicker and
samuel tciards3 Bowdo iilham David Newbegin
booahbay. 9S santstq - ta sfJ3tk39 =
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DECEIVED. This day al the store on Elm 81 and
III for sale $500 bushels meaIing corn -four lard box
rasns, cheese, smoked beef teas, coffee. pickles
&c, &C.. Old Hyson Tea. Young do do. Oolong do ,
Nirgyung Dc, Sperm Oil, Burning Fluid &C..
Bath, Feb 2. r X SMITH & co.
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NEW GOODS.

,tIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
ne public generally, thhl he has taken abe Store
nearly opposite the Elliot House Block ront Street.
-Axh e re he offers good assortment Of
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N7SJ a.trl'r6aGyl COS.

In this city 2lst inst, by Rev Mr. Brooks Mr. SAMUEL
IT WRITTEN Of Westport 10 Miss NE Il n flErNETT
la this city, 18th inst by Rev o Fiske Mr. William
Hassen 10 Miss Sarah RiBes, both OF thts city. ah
In West Bath, 10th inst. by Edwin sNoyes, Esq, MI
James Small, of this city, to Miss Ruth Green Of
Phipshurg. ~ k44s.. r-I 'v.s .t t-ar.s.h n
In Salem, 18th inst by Rev e DwInnell, Mr. George
BATHS Of this city, to Laura, daughter Of Mr. John Chip
man Of 5. Sal s1st sd IsnA So tfasfa H.
Elizabeth Hall of chelsea, Me. " 81 FArt4
In Marshfeld, Mr. Warren Todd of Woburn to Miss
Aurelia Lane Of Searsport. .atts ts-sh4Ag t.af lH
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GO 600 WORTH o. stoxess aud sloye dealers
DDsOOO Stock, al Auction.
The subscribers will sell, per order Of r. bearing
Assignee, 1.-THE on Broad street. heretoo re- &C.
cupiedby Muiroe Goodrich, commencing
Wednesday, April ID, at 8 O'Clock, NJ A.,
unless disposed of private sale, previous 10 AprI
5lh, all the stock insaid stofe,
The stock Is large and we'll selected and offers n
rare opportunity fer deaefs or for any one wishing TO
80 INTO the business The stock consists in part Of
Cooking Stoves vnrious palierns Paror Stoves vari-
patterns Paror Coal Gra.es, Sheet Iron Air Tight
Stoves Wire, Sheet Iron, Tin Ware, Pumps Tubing,
Agricultural Tools, Chains &c, &c. n
70 For particulars, see large Posters which will
be issued in due season. Terms liberal.
] BAH, March p. I3w40 .aOWENl& Co !. Aucl'rs
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Pension for Widows

0F Revolutionary Soldiers married since $500 and for
" the Widows and Orphans Of Soldiers Of the war Of
1872, obtained by SEWALL,
Counsellor at Law.
u Office, corner Of Front and Broad Streets.
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Genuine Medicines

SARsAPA RLlA AND coa AFo,B LIT Rs-7WeAvER'sSA SAL;
-yAHIcy BELEs, .i}B%c ELBTs,-Nc. = DR.s gAFFE's
FANNY " e9tetyEs-- NMBoR,s Go coy IN
OF Cop Liver OIL AND LIME.
Eownsend's SarsaparilIa i Caiarrh Sunf -. -.
Pan KIerx - xaizt iclll fdsnn .sasiifeFs
Anb0l sBifters n Syrup ~ Liverwnrt
Johnsnn's LinameHtl 4 Pulmonary liasam
Medicamenum Pills of al kinds
Footh1che Drops Pile ElecluarY
Co nppsltipn boAvheEy VT r. Bone Lhame,f
Hair Ofis~ 'NA Worm Lozenges
Eye Water i-s Vermifuge ~
And all re most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al The City Markedly
1y43 A. G.. PAGE.
.u.as .sr,mrr pTRr;Rs A. .tlsr sts wv gs4a
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A HEART-RENDING CASUALTY occurred u
this vicinity on wednesday. gentleman
left the city with his life and infant child ID
a sleigh, 10 60 to his esi,lence, few miles
out Of Town. In ord Il 10 sdield. lhe infant
from The weather, il vas wrapped up very
closely, and as il rel aidetl, qaiet iIiry sup,
posed wasasleeP; j arriving at the place
Of destination, il wa Ken feoin lis mani
foldswrappers, when e iearfuTfact became
apparent ;Ilat it had I'd smeIhered To death
TIE infant was about bur or five weeks old.
Tile anguish Of thepaAents can better be i'm
agined than describedkA Port. Ado.
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Notice.

LII persons indebted 10 The subscriber by Note or
N Account requested 10 call and settle The same
Immediately. I'LL demands over six months due will
be left with an Attorney for collection, al the expiration
ofthirly days. j. ", ROBERTS.
Bath, Feb 7lS53.l 4sE rnt ut "a
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HohosOays Ointment aud Pills. for the cure Of
Scroft1La, Cancerous Wounds and old sores,

= -NC'W tsVo' O"'Ce'OHS WUII7ttS UNA Ola SOTeS.
Asa Avory.a youth. the1son of Mr. James AvoTy OF
Ramsey. Cambridge shiTe. severely afflicted with
scrofuious wounds for three four years aud during
that period many remedies were Tried, but without The
Last benefit whatever being derived from them In
his deporable slate Mr. jos Sergeant, chemist of
sey, recommended min Ia Hoilnwav's Ohm YACHT
an" Pills: and these inva liable medicines have been
he means OF efectpa y curing The boy of shock
complaint III very brief space of lime. They are an
efhcacious remedy FIR bad legs, old res gou, and
rheumatism See advertisement 1u4U
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Destruction of the Clipper Ship
Golden Light, by Fire.

Its with regret we announce the loss Of
this beautitul clipper ship, WHICH recently
left this port on her tisst voyage to CslifoI-
MIA. 49, 49,
The British ship Shand, which arrived al
this port Su0dayEfrom Calcutta, has on
board Capt. WinsdF, aud par, Of officers
crew aud passeugsi% OF the new clipper ship
Golden Light, wtIirh sailed from this port
Feb. IL for SAM Francisco. Capt Winsor
reportsthai the ENhlen L light was struck by
lightning on -ht 0tfs Feb. 90 at nine
O'Clock. The captain reports AIsat sdleS ex.
cry exertiop hadt been nute TO save the ship
through the Thght and day Of the 23d, all
hands were driveTllo the boats al p. M,
aud The crew sud passengers, thIrty-fye 10
number. left tie ship after sllaAvas complete
ly ia flames forward. AT 10 o'clock the
foteinass buFgsof and ell, ard at half past
lode main AGd h,izzens la4sis Nhuts y
They saw the ship for the last time at half
past / 9 O'Clock, midnight aud she appeared
then rleary Consumed.
sTs Tile boats, fivein number, with plenty Of
provisions ami water, Refes aiTected O asseer
southwest. AID keep Company possible
Three of Ihe boats bad cornpasses, and
those withody were Directed TO follow the
others. One boat was Arising on the morn
ing of the 24,h, and was not seen alter.
wards. Andtiler boat also parted company
on the tousslfasssssssEsE lesyisgs.hesil,.
Alter five days exposure IN open boats, The
remaining hfiats that kept company were
picked up bxthe British ship Shand, Capt
Christie, wllRss urbqnty aud unbounded
hospitality, tasetIler with that of his wife.
officers aud Gtew, wiiIieser be remembered
by the survivors as a debt Of gratitude which
thew must evef owe them. 81
The following are the names of the per-
sons picked upRn lie boats:
Charles F. N,insor, master; John w. Lin
colu. mate; Chas. F. Barton. 81 mate; Geo.
II. Hutchings. skIeward; Vim. A. Miller,
z Charles A. Parkins. Francis B. Merriam,
Henry c ParlS, John Smith. VIM. Cook,
Horal,O B. Bease, Francis Silvan, Manual
Francis. and A6fone Francis, seamen; Mrs.
II. E.. Ford of Yarmouth, Me-, Mrs E. s.
MoHeII. Mr.. hrH Mrs. geo. Cummings of
Gardiner. Me-, Mr.. E. p. Doege of Salem,
aud Mr.. Natha1 Simonds of Lincoln, Mass.
~ The total number OF persons on board is
stated to have beRn thirty five, and conse.
quenIIy there arr fifteen yet to be heard
from. who may IPssibly be rescued in the
same manner aSk those who have been SO
( fortunately rescued by the Shand. .H
The Golden Light was fine vessel Of
lao tons burIlen, built by the MessrS.
Briggs at Soul, HDston, las, season, and was
owned FIincIIMllN by. James Huckins, Egg,
OF this city. SbeEis doubtless tulIy insured,
as well ss her caVgo,' and the loss will fall
heavily upon the Insurance Offices in this
city. The total loss on vessel aud cargo will
not fall much Short IF $3OO,OoO,-BOs. Jour.
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Turkey AND THE CRYSTAL PALACE Elk
HIBirIoN.-'Fhe SuIaa bias given notice
through the Charge d. Affaires of the Unired
States at COnsrantinople, that the Turkish
Government will he unable to despatch a
war steamer with Turkish goods 10 The
Crystal Palace Exhibiiion at New York
The reasons given are want OF time, AMI The
necessity which exists for the use Of oil his
vessels of war at home
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LOUIS NAPOLEON ANk CENTRAL AMERICA.
Louis. Napoleon is allan to send a naval
iorre to San Juan de Nicaragua, 10 demand
from The Municipal Auq ,orities fhete. salts.
faction for fines levied lst them upon FREQ II
subjects fer their reiIlsalzd comply with some
of the demands of tlIH3 authOrites. The
French Government hefaae deciding on this
course made a demand Oh the British Cow
ernmenr, who replird1hat had no respon-
sibiIity ia he case, for g,y treaty with The
United States it had relin1tAshed all author
ty and dominion there. ~
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PGRArE.-G apt. lice, q wI,aIeship Har-
vest, at Edganown, from Pernambuco.
makes the following repus, the PARTICULAR
Of which were doubtless a3yen him by Cant.
Slliman: ..--..-
The schooner S. Morris VAIN. Capt. Sill
iiman, at PernamtIuco ffom philadelphia,
was boarded 10y schooner, supposed to be a
SLAYER, in LAT. 80, deg, lon. 80, deg, and
robbed of sailsiProvisionsS SIC. Capt. Sill.
man states thaI.she 9ppeiged to be Bati-
more. built vessel, OF Eaboik $50 ions. She
had 20 or 80 men on bOaF. with short guns
OH deck. The boat'srrpV that boarded her
were well armed wilhspiAols and cutlass
The schooner showed N Portuguese flag.
hut the captain was a SRaniard She had
LOST her fore topmast, Fnd tie crew were
making preparations Send down the Amer
lean schooner's topmah to replace it, when
Two large vessels hose in sight. and she
made sail and STOOD q The eastward.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.
FOR THE HAIR

Since the introduction Of this wonderful prepare.
lion for beaufyng The hair, preventing il from fall
ing of and turning gray, nothing has prer 10
compete with iis incontesied-is mcontesIibie vr-
tues. Only % cents, in large bollies
ID BARNES. Proprietor,
1m4O 16i Broadway, New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per Steamer Oanada, at Boston.
Sid FIN LIVERPOOL 25h ult, X Page, Strickland, N Or
leans LIST inst, Shanghae, Gray, do C0nqueror, BOu-
tele, New Ofk ID inst, ship Switzeran Carter Phil
adelphia 4Ih ship George Washington, Comings, New
York.
Adv Harriet d. Augusta, for City Point 9th Otseon.
the and Falcon, Orleans with despatch.
LIST inst, Vermont, Orleans; ] G. Cal
houn, Lowell, Philadelphia.
Cid 25th ut, ship John s. Albert, Wilson, Philadel-
pha.
Emf for ldg 10th, otseonthe, Young and VIM & Mary
Stinson, New Orleas - "a A ~ I'LL
Adv 5th, Calhoun, Lowell, for New York with
State Rights, Paxton do with despatch; VIM & Mary
Stinson, for New Orleans 18th = LAX n @A4
Al Lond n 5th, Yorktown, for York 18th.
III port tn, Erie Curtis, Tor New York, Idg.
Ar at Falmouth I'd, Hannah CROKER Brown, New Or
leans for the ClA de, leaky aud with loss OF sal
Ar at Uadiz Feb 10, SOLOMON Eatoa small, Malaga and
GibraIter. IL H-fA US es En-
RaIr,sgate, March THE Am ship Masonic, Hall, FIN
Newcastle for N York, was launched IT the railway to-
day. after undergoing The necessary repairs.
Plymouth, Feb 27-The Am ship Caspian, Delano, FIN
Charleston Tor Havre was towed here 25th, fin Torbay
and will be prepared forthwith; nEbEH
Ar San Juan del Sud Jan TO- ship St Peter DiIlng-
ham, New York Aug IL.
Al Vera Cruz 10Th ult sch Phipsburg Elms from New
Ar 1T 81 Jago 2sth ult, brig Indian Queen, varney,
Trinidad. y - etrsE e-gr-. e erst. .cir.rr
AT Havana 9th list, brig Ars Washhurn, Aldrich dsg
At Havana 7th inst, sch Mohawk, Johnson, Sierra Mo-
rena and sid 9Th for Boston 18Th ship Calcutta Lor-
ing, I'm Liverpool 10th in baas-cid 18th, for Or
leans but may take charter and remain brig G
Washburi, AldTich for BRISTOL RI, ldg.
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Assignse's Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of MUSRoE &
n GooDRIcH by note or account are called upon for
settlement. They win cab al The Office of Porter l.
1st after which time all accounts, &C. remaining un-
paid, will be sued JOHN DEARING, Assignee
Bath, March % 1858. 4s # setr 6w4O
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r E M o V AL.
II. III. G.. MARSTON
AccOrdeOns and FIutinas.

TN fine order, for sale a, the City Market, by
i A.G PAGE
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nARRABlA BPS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

4 HEALTHY and sure restorative for the Hair,
n preventing il from falling or, and restoring its
MAJ ural appearance and original color when inclined
10 gray, making il soft AMI 6ue, without The danger
70 me head usual with hair dyes, and free from all
di<agreeable consequ eIces. This resloTa i've, when
efcIenly applied. re The head wing
dapdrrf aud all cuIaIeous eruplioiIss V-he at The
same lime il stimulates The hli-, producing a fine
glossy appeIrInce, alI restoring ID 10 its orig ina
shade OF color The proprietor has received great
personal benefit from The Of lns ariicle which he
has brought 10 its present Stale Ui perfection BY
peaiedand carefuly tested experiments, aud he now
offer il The public in fhe fullest assurance that
cannot fail give saiiSiaci hen properly applied.
Directions accompanying each boue.
Prepared only by The proprietor, in Bath, who can
furnish any amount ofiesinomy'to establish the well
nedrepuIalion OF The Restorative.
DANIEL LARRABEE.
PRINCIPAL Depot fer tie sale oflhe above, Wholesale
and retail Owen Co.'s store, F roni 81, ard his
dwelling house. Grove 81, Bath. y .1turrt
Bath, Feb IL, 1858. 6m35
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NRANBERRIES, New Raisins, Cron Currants,
-, Salana Rasins and Preserved fruits Of all kinds
for sale by Al PAGE.
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Tamarinds, Honey, Sardines,

DRESERVES and Jellies. Of ali kinds. Canary
i Hemp and Rape Seed, Caraway seed. Hops Mac
ers, Soap Powder, Patent Soap &c for sale by
'N a' A. g PAGE
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Lard oil,

ON superior uualiiy: also, the bestnf Spe RIM and
URe6hed whale Oil for sale cheap as can be OBJ
tanned in The city, al the store of
SO H A L ROBINSON.
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, compound Almond nLotiou

\. N A 4-Fl.tF s.HM tIANt M
A SUPERIOR article for removing Freckles and
n pimpes from the face, and for the cure of chappcd
hands, prepared and for sale by
.a.Hfa 'ia af a t5 - J:MATHEWS, +
March 90, 1853. Sagadahock Building
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Piano Forte Tuning.

MR. CALVIN EDWARDS. of Portland, will visit This
McIIy every fortnight, and Pianos for all persons
who may desire. Nj r wards has been for many
years a n1asuJacsErer ofepanssr which IRE not sur
passed by aAv made and his repniaIio as tuner is
MOI equailed By any person in The State
- Orders left al SAWYER 4 Magounis Bookstore,
will receive prompt attentIon.fE Gsts
Bath, Mar Is, 1853. t..8 80
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MiIl Saws.

uENSHAW 4 WQ0DROUGH'S casl Steel S M a.
I'LL and Cross-CuI Saws constantly on hana sne m N
sale by 49, ~
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JENNY LIND. The New York Courier and
Enquirer says: 5. s.r
NJ We learn directly, and from the very hest
authority, that The fa,AIIy difficulties which
were recently said to bave determined NJ
anne GohischRidt 10 return TO this country,
do not exist IN the least degree and thai
there is no present .pr,kpect Of our hearing
her again from any ca3se whatever. a
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u r.. SMITH 90. have removed their store from
IL the Corner OF Water and Federal SIS to Elm ST,
al The head OF Wafer ST., where they have filled MP
with good assortment Of Family and Ship stores
as can be found in the city OF Bath.
Bath, Feb 2, hff afX Hes1ea Hs1 e -