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Dtatbs.

In this city, 18th inst, Mr.. Isaac W. LYNCH aged SO
years months Mr. Lynch q enterTrs-
ing master ship builders and highly
pablo and worthy
In this city, 18th inst, Mrs. Zpha n Roberts, agcd &C.
In this city, l4th inst, Henry c., eldest child OF William
and Harriet A. Farshley, aged IL years.
Dear little Lamb see thee to love-
How passing fair child Of earth may be
No a child Of earth thou soarest above
All the dark dangers Of life's stormy sea.
Strangers deplore, and friends in anguish mourn
The sad untimely death Of enc dear;
Angelic child once among mortals born,
Now born anew in heavens exalted sphere!
That fiery chariot oh what tongue tell
The grief that it bear thy soul on high
The tear of sorrow weeps long farewell
A long farewell is brcathed from sorrows sigh. COM
In this city 10Th inst, William, youngest child Of John
and Jane Killing aged months. .t.. f.
In Charestown, Sunday last C. Augusta daughter Of
Capt Samuel q. Stinson, aged % years and months.
In Augusta, Green L. Greedy, Is; anpah widow Of John
s. Getce formerly Of Lchfed 81; at the Insane Hospital
r. HeIplre Of PASSPORT IS.
In Rockand Abner Pitts, aged 70 years John Hanra-
han, aged AZ yenrs.
At Havana Nov 10th, Of yellow fever, Capt. Benjamin
T. Mcclellan, Of st. George, aged 20 years.
In Halloyel Charles H. Davenport, aged years and
months.
In Auburn, John Briggs, aged 6S years and months
In Turner, Edward Whitman, aged Is IL years.
In Auburn, Freemen Haskell to Miss Emily d. Verril
In Brunswick, Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr.. William
Chambers
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LIQUOR AND THE Law IN BIDDEFoRD. The
Biddeford Journal cOntaius an account Of re-
cent seizure Of liquor ia that town with the ar
res4 Of the Keeper, Charles Staples, WHO lived
al the fork Of the Alfred add Kennebuak roads
When the authorities appeared at Staples
door, the suspicion of the inmates was aroused,
the dcers slammed in their faces, barred and
traced. Presently the officers heard coming
mp out of the cellar the SQUAD Of smashed rum
barrels and gGrgling liquors. Upon this they
forced in the deer, and were soon half way up
20 tsNeir knees in the mixed liquors, that flood
ed the cellar. Jugs were put right side up,
bungs, faucets, &C., were speedily restored to
their proper places, lin such barrels and kegs
As had hoops aad heads remaining) and these,
with the owneC, were taken into custody.
sas Staples was taken before Justice, who
fined him $40 and costs-amounting in all, to
more Than thirty dollars. He appealed.
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IL H IL Pill IL 3.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
DR.. UDham,S InIernaI Remedy.

DOR the OF Piles Inflammation ofthe Liver and
l. Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation of
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladders; Inham-
matory and mercnrial rheumaiIsm Impurly OF blood,
weakness and Inflammation of the Spine and for the
relief Of married Ladies'.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Is The only really successful remedy for dang
and distressing complaint, The PILES, offered to
the American public
Mark This: il Intern II Remedy, not KITE rnal
application, and toH any case Of Piles, eth r
bleeding or bnd, in ernal external, and probably
the only thing that will.
Ills very mild IN its operation, and may be taken in
cases OF most acute Inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease its source aud re
moving the canse, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LlDtss.-Tae EIectuary is pc rfrctly
safe for Pregnant LADIES' and The useful ca Ina
TIC that eau possibly be- used II will on
7 he piles aal al ndlmnatory discases. WITHOUT
PAIN Oh IRRITATION, hut viii ensure an eas :
time, safe delivery, aud sound constitution in the
offspring.
Sold wholesale aud retail IN Bath, by A G. Page
Sole Agent Tor the Proprietor. 1yiJ
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Europsans-all, in fact, except the Greeks, are
in the grgatest ecstacies of joy.
The yhole Of yesterday copies Of the bulletin
were ,ctually fought for in the streets, and il
requiEd the intervention of the armed force TO
prevent the crowd breaking into the printing
Cfie Of the Dijerde Havudes, the environs of
witch were covered with an immense multitude.
L wi be in vain to contest the importance OF
th6 recent successes obtained by the Turks !;
they at least prove that Turkey is not quite SO
defunct as certain statesmen allege. The gov
ernment has also received excellent news from
che army of Asia. Selim Pasha was conlinu-
ing his march on the Russian territory. His
inien,ion was to take possession Of the little
town Of St. Nicholas, 70 fortify himself there.
and take up his position for the winter"
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar 14th, sch St Marys, Oliver, Bath.
Ar 18TH sch Imperial Colby, Wscasset via quarantine,
ship Edward Stanley, Of Waldoboro McNte, Liverpool
Nov 6, with 270 passengers. rrrr
Sid, ship Meridian.
Cid 10th, sch Kingfsher Hopper, Thomaston,
Ar 18th, brig Isadora, Of Lnconvle Bragg, Savannah
I'd inst via Holmes Hole.
Cid bark Isabella, Humphrey, Charleston; schs Exeter
Snow, and Hylas, Higgins, Bath.
Framkfort-Sld 18th. sch NJ True, Snow, Rockland.
SID sch Central America.
Holiness HoIc--In port 14th ii A NJ, wind NE,
briggs Sam SMALL Marshall, Lincoln Webb Australia o.
prey, and others.
sid 18th, briggs sam Small, Marshall and Lincoln Webb;
sch Osprey.
Havre ; bark Chas Thomson, Small, do.
II lowed to sea 3Oth, ship Clara Ann. r
Adv ships Muhouse, for Havre, nearly all cargo en-
gagged Sewal for do, wig 500 bales cotton or $500 bbls
flour
Ar It'll, ship Chas Cooper, Cults, Bordeaux.
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MutriaQt5.

In this city, 18th Inst by Jacob Z. sewe Esq, MIR.
james Roach q Bath 70 Miss Everlna Pushard o Dresden
In Brunswick, William Chapman % namariScotta, Miss
Clara A. Towing II b. l. Lucas u Miss Mary Seavey.
In Augusta 18th inst by Rev. n. b. Webb, Capt. Ker-
YIN W. Riggs % Geprrrtown sarah Little q A.
In Lewiston, Warns Foes 90 Miss Jane saunders, both
81 Lsbcn Horace e. Richardson, Of New Gloucester
Mss Ann L. Chamber.
Il WatcviTe, Dr. D. D. West of Augusta Mss Irene
II. Mitchell
In Augusta, Joseph Harlhw % Sarah Jane Fisher !;
George Burgess 70 Mrs Polly Howard John c. Pattec Of
Scarspcrt % Elizabeth Ann Wentworth % VassalborO.
In Gar liner, Adoniram J. Billings 60 Miss Charlotte r.
Holt.
IN HaIiowcI James A. Decker q Bowdoinhan 10 sera-
plnna Park Il IIalloWcll-
Ia Bockar Otis SidcnsParker Il Warren n Miss Fran
c. kunh u Waldob0ro Isaiah Clark Miss SaFh T..
Nash.
In Thomaston, Lathery r. Nichols, to Miss Susan It.
Morse.
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A LADY OF OUR ACQUAINTANCE,


Mrs. Powell, No. 1 8 Stanton Sc. New York,
Was trouble with liver complaint for long time, and az
ter trying many remedies was advised to try Dr. MLane's
Celebrated Liver Pills. She did So and says that with
box she was efectually cured, 4ltt.-.
Indigestion stoPpage oe menscs costiUeness gen.
erGt reguiy Of the boloeLs all diseases originating
in the same prolific cause also that dreadful
Dyspepsia Those who afflicted with any of the above
enumerated diseases that the all
their maades is in the liver and for correction the
remedy ever offered to the public Dr. MLane's Ceebra-
ted Liver Pills Try them. The money refunded if not
satisfactory. srn -
" Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. McLANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER Pills, and take else There
other Pills. purporng to be Liver Pills. before the pub
lic Dr. MLane's Liver Pills. his Celebrated vermi-
u can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada
BURR PERRY, Cornhill Boston, General Agents for
New England A q Page, Agent, Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally.
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DR. MLANEs CELEBRATEn rrRM1rnan

OHIANDHAIED FEKMIFUGE.
u ms IS 70 certify that was troubled with tape
worm lor more than six months tried all the known
ior this dreadful ction without being able
70 destroy It. got one Of Dr. MIanes AlnAnacs which
contained notices Of several wonderful cures that had
performed BY he celebrated vermifuge resolved try it;
and Immediately purchased bottle which took
ding to directions and the result was, discharged
large tape worm, measuring than yard, besides
number Of small ones.
MRS. NJ. SCOTT, No. 20 Cannon street.
1 Purchasers will please be careful to ask for Dr. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED VERNFuGE, and take none else. All
other Vermifuges, In comparison worthless DIR. Nc
Lanes genuine Vermifuge ALSO his Celebrated Liver Pills
now be had at all Of the respectable Drug Stores in tn
United States and Canada.
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Mysterious DEATHS. We learn from the
NetU6urypOrt Herald, that two females named
Elizabeth Burnham, alias Bradley, aged 20
years. and Annette Sampler, aged 10, were
found dead in one bed. in their room at the
Merrimac House, on Friday night. The Her.
aid says
Oh, entering the. room in the morning, the
Sampler girl was found in bed, on the pillow,
apparently having died quietly and without
struggle. The other girl appeared to have at
tempted 70 rise, and to have fallen in the act
with her head near the foot of the bed, and her
hands spread out over the side, but in an easy
position.
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New Goods.
REMOVAL.

OATIN LAUNDRY STARCH, an approved article, for
~ sale by
Aug. 80. A. Il. GANNE1T'
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co HOUSE LOTS, comprised in that tract Of land
10 known as the Sewall he d, lying between High and
Lincoln, and north Of Green street offered for
sale.
go feet WIDE which be located through the centre
extending from Lincoln street TO High street, which
II will open the house Of Judge smith, and confirm
with Oak street. SIS feet dc BY rods deep and
the remaining 20 lots wing between the above mentioned
and Green street. S. fee. WIDE and rods
Deep all of which laid right angles with the
streets and therefore give ample for commodious
dwelling and all other ssay buildings togeth
er with garden spot sufficiently large. rH
These the most valuable building lots now within
the limits OF the city and the whole field, any
her of lots down one be purchased reasonable
terms. -..- ..r.
on nquiring Of DIR PAYNE, Middle street, or of Rev.
:. r. DIXIE, High street. 27tf
Bath Dec. 90. 1853. .. ..... ..-..
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. As Miss Jane M.
Trip, of North Providence, was riding in a
chaise near Gen. Hawe's place, last Thursday
about sunset, man came out from the woods,
seized her horse, and demanded her money.
She threw out a, purse, aud while the robber
stopped to pick it up, still holding the rein,
she hit the horse with the whip, and he sprang
clear, and ran for half mile. The rascal got
only about dollar in change, although the
lady had considerable sum with her.-Prou
Journal, l7th.
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Sherifs Sale.

INCOLN November 30th 1853 Taken on executons
IL in favor OF Nathaniel Lanson and to be sold at Aoco
premises, the thirty first day q December
Zemira Coval had Oh the sixteenth day Jane last Or now
has to redeem the following lot Of land situate IN n'
said county, and bounded south by OAK aueeai 80. VIZ
land Of John W. Elfngw0od, north by iahe lsauls 80
Front Washington street, east oy lan % e ~
An e same being under mortgage to the Bath savings M
swS5 A''4 y ~"''s g. SNOW, Dep Sheriff
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Thanksgiving Ball.

TXTRA quality lard oil, for sale by
IL Nov. %. NJ. F. GANNETT.
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LARGE and splendid assortment OF DE LANES mat re-
"A ceived and for sale cheap ut A BITLER,S
Also Paided Thlbets and Siksa beautiful assortment
Bath, Dec. s.
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~ LYcEUM.-The fourth lecture of the course
was delivered on Friday evening last, by Rev.
Mr.. Alger, of Roxbury, Mass, upon "The
story of Thomas Beckett, with glimpse of
life in the 18th century" Upon reviewing a
sketch furnished by our reporter, we do not
consider it of sufficient interest to publish
Ken Journal.
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MEMS DANCING PUMPS, of all descriptions for sale
Nl cheap for CASH, at J. ii. NICHOLS. Also may BE-
found good assortment of Boots Shoes and Rubbers
the best style and quality.
Rath, Nov. 18th, 1853. q
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PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Dec. Is.
Sch Watervle, (of Augusta) Gill; New York.
Sch Wave, (of Rockp0rD -
CLEARED. .t
Ship Sultan (new Of Georgetown Me- 1854 tons Berry,
st John NIB Schs Catherine, FcwelIing St john NIB ;
Robt Robinson, Lee, Hopewel, NIB
FRIDAY, Dec 16.
Brig Carribee, DuntOn, Savannah.
SATURDAY, Dec. II.
Brig Marcia. Allen, Savannah
Brig Sarah Ellen Doughty Philadelphia via Holmes Hole
with cargo coal to j G 1owell.)
Brig Carolina (of Camden) Patten, Chopank River via
Gloucester
Sch Lucy Ann. CIeaves, Potomac River.
Sch Sarah Moore -, with pitch pine lumber.
SAILED. t
Ship Sultan Berry, st John, NB
Sch Catherine, (Br) st John, NIB. tHH.
sch Robt Robinson, (Br) Hopewe, ND. .t
ARRIVED.
Brig Marshal, Bean, Savannah.
Sch Ustaloga, Rttal, Rondout.
ARRIVED.
Brig Judge Whitman, Lewis Savannah.
Brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins, Wilmington, NC.
Sch EvergIade, White, Bucksvilie, NC.
CLEARED.
Ships st Paul. (new GIG tons Maxcy, New Orleans; Lin
da (new 1877 tons) Brown Mobiles Brig DIR Rogers Cott-
rel jacksonville, fla, by Harding Brig VIM Crosby,
(new) Clifford, Philadelphia, by the same.
SAILED.
Briggs Emine, Staples, Havana; VIM Crosby, Phila-
delpha; Sch Hope Susan, Perkins, Portland
LAUNCHED-At Boothbay 18th inst, from the yard OF
Stephen Sargent ship OF about $50 TONS She is extra
built vessel and reflects credit her enerprisng builder
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EASTERN TIMES
80 Marine JOURNAL. asA

STISsox & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
the UNION of packets from Bath to Boston. Capt
favoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
him will be attended to with promptnCss and despatch
ARTHER DoNNELL, Agent for Bath.
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Sheriff. Sale.

LINCOLN ss.-DeC. 9, 1853.
T HAVE this day seized on Execution James l.. Todd
Ebenezer Jewell, all the right, tile and interest
which said Jewell had on the nineteenth day Of April
las past, being the day which the attachment
made the original writ to decd Of conveyance OF the
premises wherein he lives, by virtue Of bond
contract in writing, from Isaac III. Bowker situate in
Phpsburg, bounded the by the road leading
Bath the south by the road leading Mead
Brook. the and north by land Of Rufus But
Ier with the buildings thereon and shall at
public auction the premises the 4th day January
1854, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
3w27 N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
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q u Secretary Guthrie was painfully injured
by a fall from the steps of..he Treasury build
ing, on Saturday evening.
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DR. CoSISE, the renowned physician and traveller, AZ
serves the thanks Of every Tor his inventohe Gin
and Mava Syrup-or the Of colds, coughs, &c
there nothing equal il IN the world For sale NY the
Agents. Wilson, Fairbank Co. Nos ~ as Hanover It.
Price 81 per bottle-Timss
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SPOK I'm.

Nov. Is, or Matanras ship Carnatc I'm New Orleans Cor
IIavre.
Nov 81 lat a. IS, lon Il so, ship May Queen, skoed
fan Cardiff FIR Virginia.
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----- "-- AKNOLD BDANEli JUagt p AF001,.. !,
true copy. Attest ID. FooTE, JE, Register. oNz

70 the Hon. Senate ana House Representatives. Of the
State Of Name in Legislature assembled, January ISS
TTVE undersigned citizens OF the county Of hncoin res
pecty represent that the public interest requires that
the COUNTY of Lincoln should be divided they hereore
he towns west Of the Kennebec river together with
the town Of Dresden, Woolwch Arrowsc, GeoSeown anu
incorporated into new county. ..
3w25 HENRY EALLMAN anu "a o'i'elo-
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T1TOSE wanting first rate article Of boys and youths
double solel thick Boots, find them at the Store Of
Bath, Sept. 10Th, 1858. J. w. ROBERTS
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Just Received

Nd landing from schooner Oregon, and brig Sa-
a rah Ellen
$50 Lchgh COAL -.
125 Sc White Ash
$50 g Red Ash Stove g IA. ...
leo " = Egg
And for sale at the Coal yard of. C. LOWELL,
a. e..n formerly Heath IL LOWELL.
Dec. 81. 1863. 2m27
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SheriGS' Sale.

ShcrllfS' Sale.
LINCOLN ss.-Dec. 9, 1858 -
r HAVE this day taken on Execution Henry Bauchus
i ofGeorgetowh, Us. James Will ans of said George
tewn, and shall sell the same Mt public auction, at the
store of-Thomas Emmops, In said Georgetown, Fri
day, the 18th day Of January 1854 IL O'clock in the
forenoon, all the right, title and interest that the said
Williams has had the time Of the attachment The
original writ the following described real estate with all
the appurienances thereto belonging situated in George
town, and bounded as follows northerly by land of
William Williams, easterly by the creek in the Marsh,
souherly by land Of Henry Bauchus, and westerly by
Back River being the SAME premises conveyed 10 said
Williams by said Bauchus by deed, dated April :, 1852
and mortgaged by said Williams to said Bancius, Mny
81, 1852, the payment of hundred and fifty
dollars, in six, and twelve months. with interest.
N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
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Office hereby gven That the subscriber has been du
N ly appointed Administrative Of the Estate Of David Cree
sey late of Wesport in the County of Lincoln deceased and
has taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds the
law directs And all persons having demands upon the
Of the said deceased required to exhibit the same,
and all persons indebted to the said estate called
TO make payment to MARTHA j. CRESEY,
Nov. = 1883. 8m22 or, j. SEwALL, her attorney.
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NJ W opening one case Plaid NJ de Laines, some new
~ patterns, and very beautiful. Please examine.
Dec. IL OWEN & CO.
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For Sale.

THE fast sailing, zinc bottom schooner Lamartine 100
tons register years old, well found and in good
der. Apply to d. L. L. PATTEN Bath, or II. J. LOWELL
Gardiner. ata. H f a
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Horse at Auction.

IIE subscriber will sell in front Of his store THURS
DAY, Dec p at 10 O'Clock, young Horse, years old
perfectly kind Sale positive.
Bath, Dec 20. r J. T.. GILMAN, Auctr.
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TO the Honorable Arnold Blaney Judge Of Probate for
fbe rol,nft If T;,roJ0

TO the Honorable ArnoM Blaney Judge Of Probate for
the County Of Lincoln &c
ID ESPECTFULLY represents GARDNER O.. MOST OF
IL Brunswick, the county Of CumberiaIg mat he IS
Guardian Of Isabella T. and Charles Auws Whittemore,
minors and heirs ut aw Of EnOch WhhOre late OF Lisbon,
in said county of Lincoln deceased and that said minors
seized and possessed Of right and interest in the following
described real estate situated in said Lisbon and bounded
follows norherly the BOon road so called, east
efly land ~ Alvin Frasher, souhery land Of Moses
Whttemore, and westerly land Of Henry Davis,
tanning about thirty acres, be the less
and that would be for the interest of said Minors that
the same should he Sold and that the proceeds thereof
put and secured TO them interest. Wherefore he
rays that he be licensed and authorized to sell the
same at private sale Adam Lemont Rodney FOrsaith
and William H. Hail. all Of Brunswick, in said county OF
Cumberland, who offer for the the Of nine hun
dred dollars which considered advantageous Offer and
that an immediate acceptance Of the would be for the
advantage Of said minors and all other interested
in the GARDNER q. FROST
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Moro Remnants.
Plaid WI. de Laincs.

OPENING this morning, more Plaid NJ. de-
" LANES in remnants. OWEN 81 CO.
Dec IA, H
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Wanted,

Ok fTAlLORESS Girls, 10 whom the highest
~ ges will be given, NJ
w nAWrHORNBS; No Ga Front Street,
Bath April4, 1883 42if
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To the Senate and House of Representatives of the State
Maine, next in Legislature to assemble the first
Wednesday of January next:--
THE UNnERsIGNED, CHARLES ii. HuDsoS and BENAHAH D.
TITcoMB. petition to be Incorporated with their assoc-
ates and successors by the Of the ATLANTIC TEL
EGRAPH COMPANY, for the purpose Of constructing
maintaining and using Lines Of Telegraph within the Coun
ties OF York; Cumberland, Lincoln, Kenriefec Wado Pc
nobscot, Hancock and Washington in the State Of Maine
and for extending the TO any point points in neigh
boring States or Provinces with all the rights and priv
eges and subject TO all the liabilities provided by the gem
era Laws Of the State and by the several Acts establishing
similar Corporations. c. II. HUDSON.
b. b. TITCOMB.
pORTI Dec. ~. 1888. 4.s-. 2vv07
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Worthy Of Notice /!

Brewers, Stevens & Cushing, Boston, NASH. A.
Fahnestock, Hull 4 Co., New York, NJ Y.-Allen o.,
Cincinnati, O-Bathard, Adams K Co., St. Louis, Mo-
Carlton Il Hovey, Lowell, Mass.-F Scammon Co.,
Chicago I'LL. u. Wilder Co., Louisville, Ky.-R.
HOLSTER < Co., Buffalo, n VI. Il. Thompson Co.
Troy, NJ W. Musson, Quebec, G. E.-w. T. Baird,
Woodstock, N. D-Ingraham FULLER; Bangor, Me.,-
H. H. Hay, J. Durgn & Co., Portland, New. G. Poor,
table Druggists and Apothecaes in the United States and
British Provinces.
In connection with our old 50 cent article we now put up
81 size; in large square bottles with rich enameled blue
wrappers, gilt directions, and fac smile Of VIM Jonn Cut
Ter, containing nearly four times the quantity OF the small
size.
II Bemare Of Commercials and imifations!!!
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME,
"VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAMn
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER l. CO., Druggists
Boston, and sold by Apothecaries and Country Merchants
generally Price large Size $10O small size SO cents.
ii. ii. HAY, Portland, general agent for Maine.
For sale in Bath, by A. G. PAGE and others. 3m25
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Gifts for the Holidays
AT STEARNS' NEWS DEPOT.

FINE assortment of Gift Books Toys Baskets Pictures
and Fancy Goods Of all kinds has this day been re-
ceived at the above place. 27
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For the HOIydayS.

LARGE Invoice Toys and Fancy Articles OF II kinds
~ suitable for Christmas and New YEARS. Presents,
for sale, wholesale and retail, by J. t. GILMAN.
Bath Dec. 90. 81
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Writing and Bookkeeping,
Taught by U. w. CRAWFORD.

At the room, over OWEN Co.'S STORE in GRANITE BLOCK
each week day afternoon and evening" Saturday excepted
Terms Writing 81 for II lessons, Book-keepin So
Every thing furnished but lights. 1927
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THE subscriber takes pleasure in informing his friends
that owing TO steady increase of his business for
the last years. the spacious tho
corner recently occupied by Field Reed two doors north
of his old stand where he hopes by selling good articles
fair prices his business may still continue 20 increase.
Purchasers are invited to cal-they will find the assort
ment good and prices reasonable. j. W. ROBERTS.
Bath Nov. ], 1858.