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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-23
EASTERN TIMES
AZ AZ MARINE JOURNAL. 81
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY June 16.
ARRIVED.
Brig Louis Walsh, Wood, Savannah
Brig Boston Lady, (Br) Gowen, Chester, Ms
Sch Mary (Br) Malinny, Monkton, NIB
Sch Isabella, (Br) Trembil Prince Edwards Island
SATURDAY, June is.
ARRIVED.
Brig Mary, (Br) Flynn, Prince Edwards Island
Sch Eveina McFadden, New York, with live oak timber
to Trufant, Drummond 4 Co
Sch Clara, Loud, Salem
Sch Jos Farwell, Alexander, New York
Sch Niagara, Stearns, Boston
CLEARED.
Schs Grace, Hopkins Portland Lady, (Br) LaVach, Pic
tou, Ms Isabella, (Br) Turnbull, Schoodiac, NIB
MONDAY, June 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Sea Bird, -, Choptank
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INSECT DEPREDAToRs.-From all quarters
we hear Of the ravages of the insect creation.
In Hartford, a yellowish-green caterpiller is
stripping the naples Of their foliage-some
look as bare as in spring. The Hessian fly
is said to be committing great ravages in the
wheat fields of Virginia
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TRASK'S
Alternative AND TONIC,
For the Hair.

THE vaue Of this admirable preparatoni too wen known
in this community to need any extended notice or
mendaton and the proprietor feels that il Il only
for him to call the attention of the public to the fact that
for mating Of the hair hoariness decooraon badness
&C.. it has equal, and who prizes this useful ana
appendage Of the head be without IT,
For sale by the subscriber at his shop opposite the
dahock House, and by Sawyer & Magoun, Henry HYDE
Magoun Stinson and w. B. Stearns. p FL TRASH
Bath, April 2S 1852 as
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DISASTERS.

Ship SiIas Leonard FIN Matanzas for Treste put into
Newport 17h obtain men, five Of her having deser
ted Maanzas afterwards picked off Cape Florida and
taken to Key West Since her arrival at Newport the
maindef of her have left and gone Providence
their way Boston, The state that they shipped
New York for Matanzas and back.
Ship Gondar burnt at Charleston, good ship Of $40
tons, built in 1917 by j. Gdden, Esq, Newcastle The
loss is estimated 100000. Her cargo with the excep
ton Of $780, was insured in England.
Sch Cornthian, at Brookline FIN Rockland got ashore
twice the passage fore foot and otherwise dam
aged.
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Muttiagts.

In Rockand Mr. Alexander Griswod to Miss Jane Lat
tey, both Of Rockland.
In Gardiner, Mr. Joseph Perry to Mrs Ann Maria Peter
son Capt Benz Randall, of st. George N. B. to Miss NJ
Augusta White, Of g Mr.. Albion p. varney Of Bowdoin
to Miss Frances M. Hodges, Of West Gardiner.
In Litchheld William Springer to Sarah T. MorrelI.
In Halowe, Mr.. Augustus Jones, Of Chelsea, to Miss
Harriet G. Lord, of Pittston.
In Boston, Mass, Capt John II. Sparks of B. to Miss
Sarah E. Durham Of Bowdoinham.
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II H IL PILE .
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
Rr. UDham,S InIPrnnl RemedN

EOR the cure Of Piles, Inflammation of the Liver aud
Spleen Inflammation, Soreness and liberation OF
the S'omach Bowels, Kidneys and Badders; Indam
maiory ana mercnrial rheumatism; Impuriiy 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 thar dangerous
ana distressing complaint, The PILES ever offered 10
The American public
MARX THIS: IL Is an Internal Remedy, moi an external
,SPpneoh, ana tutH cure any case Of Piles, either
Deeuis or ohnd, inernal external, and probably
Is very mid III its operation and may be taken in
cases Oh most acute Inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease nj its source and RI
moving me cause renders the cure CERTAIN AND
To MARRIED LADIEs.-The Electuary is ne yfac,I,
safe for Pregnant Ladies; and The useful
tic that can possibly be used, as il will only remove
he piles and all inaammatory diseases WITHOITT
PAIN OR IRRITATION but will ensure an eas :
time safe delivery, and sound constitution in the
offspring.
Sold Wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G Page,
Sole Agent for the Proprietor. 1y45
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81 A new steamer, to run between Rock
land and Machias, is expected on the route on
the 9Th of July. She is now receiving her
engines at New York. The boat cost about
$50, 900, and is to be commanded by Capt E.
S. Blaisdell.
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Sherif's Sale Of Real Estate.

INCOLN, ss-June 18th, 1S53-Taken on execution and
IL will be sold at public auction the premises on We'd
nesday, the 18th day of July next A. d. 1858, at ten
of the clock in the forenoon, all the right which John
Brmegine had the 10th day of May, A. ID. 1852 or
has, to redeem the following real estate situated in
Bath, in said County, and bounded follows viz begin
ming the southwest Of land formerly owned by
Caleb Lambard, deceased, and confluence of the
County road-hence running north degs east by the
road five rods-thence degs SOUTH eight rods
and four nksthence south ten degs west to the road
thence west dgs NORTH to the first bound being the
lot which Thomas Harvard purchased Of the administrator
of David Stnsons estate, and the lot conveyed by Sey
Bsbee to said Brmegne the being under mortgage to
Isaac Lincoln and John d. Lincoln to the Of
four hundred dollars with interest from April 3d. 1851
3w52 j. G. SNOW Denutv Sheriff
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RThe Democrats of Gardiner, at their
Caucus on Wednesday evening last, elected
Stephen Weber, Maj. F. 7. Lally, and
George III. Robinson, Esq, as Delegates to
the State Convention at Bangor.
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STORE BREAKING.-The store of Mr.. Mer-
rill in Sidney, was broken into on Wednesday
night last, and about $500 worth of property
stolen. The rogues cleared the building out
of all the cloths, dry goods, &c.
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OWING 10 the great quantities of SPURIOUS Re-
" liefs now in the market, each Bottle Of the GEN.
UINE RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, offered for
sale in the STATE MAINE, must have extra label
bearing the signature OF H. II, HAY, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist, Portland, GENERAL AGENT for MAINE.
Purchase none without this label. 3m44
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1t will be seen by advertisement in another
colume, that the Steamer Teazer, Capt. Morse,
will make regular trips to Boothbay every
Wednesday and Saturday. That sounds re-
freshing Capt Morse is up with the hot
weather this year.
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DOR public and private buildings sold and put up in the
best manner and warranted operate to the satsfac
ton Of the purchaser Aso Brick and Portable Ranges of
different kinds great variety of Cooking and other
Stoves CamboOses, Oven, Ash and Boiler Mouths Copper
Iron and Chain Pumps Sheet Lead Pipe, Zinc &C.,
hand at all times. Tn Sheet Iron and Copper work
tended to with promptness by WATSON PENNELL,
Bath, June Is, 1853 81 Broad Street.
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SPOKEN.

May 81 lat 46 81 Ion "a TO- ship Albert Gallatin Storer
from Baltimore for London
June 2 off Cape Carnaveral, ship II Ii Body, FIN Or
leans for Liverpool
June 8, no lat &c, bark Florence fin st john NB for
London
June TO- lat 80 TO- Ion so 10, seen brig VIM Craw-
ford, fin Cardenas for Philadelphia
May 81, lat - lon 81 25 brig Marshal Ney, I'm York
for Havre and Bordeaux
June s. lat 2S lon 70 so ship Lizzie Harvard,
FIN Orleans for Liverpool
June lat % 90 lon SO SO, barque Bertha, of Camden
from Newcastle for Havana
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Con LIVER Or AND LtME-It has now become n
settled fact that there is nothing vet discovered SO eff
cacinus for coughs, consumption and all pulmonary
complaints, the Cod Liver Oil, with the preparation
of Lime combined. The public indebted DR. Al
exander b WiIbor, No t56 Conri BuJfnch, 81,
for this valuable medicine, from whom only
get the genuine. We would advise every who
is afflicted with complaints above mentioned, 10 Try
This preparation OF The Oil without fail. We have
seen il tried with the happest results
A. G.. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. 6mt5
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~ The captain of the ship William and
Mary, Stinson, of Bowdoinham, who cruelty
deserted his ship and left two hundred men,
women and children to perish, has gone to
Australia. He could not stand the whitening
rebuke of an incensed community.
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FIVE CENTS TO BosToN.-Last week there
was brisk competition between the steamers
Penobscot and Boston, and considerable excite
ment produced. Through tickets to Boston
were offered as low as five cents, and one man
tells us he was offered ninepence and ticket
to steam it to that city on the Boston This is
the day of cheap travelling, truly.-BeJaa
SIGNAL
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An unmarried lady, on the wintry side Of
fifty, hearing Of the marriage of young lady,
her friend, observed with deep and sentiment
tai sigh, " Well, | suppose it's what we all
must come 10"
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81 The steamers Illinois, Prometheus, and
Uncle Sam, sailed from New York on Mon
day, well filled with passengers, for Califor-
MIA. B. F, Angel, Consul to Honolulu, went
in the Illinois, with his family.
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VAssALBoRo' AND CHINA RAILROAD. The
corporators of the Vassalboro' and China
Railroad Company have called a meeting of
the corporators for an organization, to be held
at China, on the 18th day of July next.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-23

" Mr. Wheeler of the Kennebec Journal
has disposed of his interest in the publication
of that paper to his late partner, w. H. Simp-
son. Mr.. W. however retains his position as
editor.
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Daniel R. Clapp has recovered verdict Of
S., 379, so in the Circuit Court against the
City of Providence, for injuries received by
fall on a slippery sidewalk last winter.
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~ The enterprising people of Rockland,
are rebuilding their stores, and getting re-
stored with commendable enterprise. They
are an energetic, thriving people.
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BANGOR misunderstanding Strickland,
w. B. S. Moor, A. w. Roberts, B. Wiggin,
G. l. BOynton, D. F. Leavitte, A Hayford,
G.. w Weston and S. L. Fish.
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~ Prentice, he of the Louisville Journal,
says 1.-THE wkig party does still exist" That
Prentice well sustains the reputation of being
a noted wag.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-23

R A man may marry his sisters daughter,
but he has no right TO dance with her mother.
Morality has sharp quirks nowadays.
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Rev. VIM. A. DREW, of Augusta, delivers
the address before the Masonic fraternity at
the celebration in New Gloucester on the Oath
pcf
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The communication on the State Conven-
ton in cur paper this week is entitled to the
serious attention of every democrat.
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

lust received, large and extensive assortment Of
u Gas Burners Chandeliers, &C, which offer the
lowest mandatory prices. hese fixtures are from the
best manufactory and all warranted. Please calf
and examine. 3. w. HEATH d. 70.
Bath. June 4. 81
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An elderly lady asked Tompkins what sort
of tree the tree of liberty was. g poplar
tree, ma am" was the immediate reply.
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RAILWAYS RENovATING REsOLyENT.

RENovATING. because II renovaies The system and
makes The blood pure, ric aud healthy and imparIs
strength 10 the nerves.
REsoLvENT, because il resolves away from The sol
ids all diseased deposits. Price 81 per boIIIe.
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81 Gov. Crosby is to deliver 4th of July
Grafton to the citizens of Belfast.
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Oil and Candles.

lust received from New Bedford, bbls Bile, ched
y spring Sperm Oil 10 bbIs beached spring Whale
OIL; boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamantine do
TOBACCO-Featherstone Wood gate, and Pollard
brands. For sale by d. Il l.. PATTEN.
Nav IL. as
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~ Rev. James Belcher has retired from the
Editorial chair of the Ellsworth Herald and
W. H. CLANCY becomes his successor.
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Sundries.

MALAGA, Smyrna and Sutana Raisns, Figs, Zante Cur
M rants, Sheed Almonds, Rose Water, Tomato Kechup,
Corn Starch, Farina, and Arrow Root, for sale by
Bath June 49, NJ. +. GANNETT.
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New and Seasonable Goods !!

Such Brocade, Figured Plain, Black and Coored Silks
India and POULAND, Silks Vistes Shaws Lawns, Berages,
Berage Deaines Musns and every article necessary
render their stock the most complete Of any the Ken
nebec.
The above will be sold at wholesale and RETAIL at aston
ishingly low prices.
Bath. June Ia. 1853. 5otf
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Just Received

LPROM Boston, superior lot of CHEESE-Berkshre,
New York, Worcester County and Suffolk. For sale by
june " A. 7. ROBINSON.
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10 Hon. B. A. G. Fuller, of Augusta, is
to deliver the 4th of July Grafton at Gardiner
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Sherif's Sale.

INCOLN, ss-June 9th, 1851 have this dav taken on
~ execution Henry Bauchus Of Georgetown s James Will
ams of said Georgetown and shall sell the same at public
p NJ at the Of Thomas Emmons in Georgetown ali
the right title and interest that the said Williams has or had
on the It'll day Of April 1885, being the day on which the
following described real estate with all the appurtenances
thereto belonging situated in Georgetown and bounded
northerly by land of William Wiiams-easerly by the
Greek In the Mars-southery by land of Henry Bauchus
Jr-westerly by Back River; being the same premises
conveyed to said Williams by said Bauchus by deed dated
April oh, 1906 and mortgaged by said Williams to said
Bauchus May 31 1852 secure the payment Of one hun
dred and fifty dollars, in and II months with interest
5wl N. NICHOLS Deputy Sheriff.
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Hardware, Glass, Cutlery, sc.

THE subscriber would inform the citizens of BAH
Il and vicinity that he has taken the store recently
occupied by Kendall, Richardson & Co., where he
offers good assortment Of Hardware, House Furnish
ing and Finishing Goods. Also, large assortment
ofCarpenters' FOOLS The patronage of the public il
solicited HENRY M. BOVEY
April IL. lf44 Front ST Bath.
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Flour and Rive,

ID ECEIVED per Sch Normahal-for sale by
IL d. & l.. PATTEN, Railroad Wharf
Bath, June |, 1858. Soft
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For Restoring and Beautifuing The Hu,

The most delightful Toilet ricle and effective rem
edy for Dan iruf aud headache in The world
Price only IS cents, in large bottles.
fa d BARNES, Proprietor,
Im6O l6l broadway, New York.
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New Stock,

THE subscriber has just returned with full supply Of
Boots and Shoes of the latest Styles which together
with his former stock makes his assortment complete
Persons from adjoining towns who buy for cash
spectfuly invited to call j. w. ROBERTS.
Bath, June Doth 1858.
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do A GOOD assortment Of mems boys and youths
HMI Il calf Boots just received by
VW j. w. ROBERTS
49, Bath, June 20th 1858.
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Cumberland Coal.

ROz TONS Run of the Mines Cumberland Coal, supe-
w ror article for Backsmiths' USE landing per
steamship Freeman Rawden from Alexandria, and for sale
my Coal Yard, wharf north of b. @. Baeys
Bath June ii, 1853 81 b. o WEEKS
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A FRESH supply of FAMILY GROCERIES, articles too
n numerous to mention For sale cheap as can be pro-
cured in this city, A. 7. ROBINSON.
June %
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Direct from New York.

O00 BBLS. FLOUR, Of different brands such as the
gu Hiram Smith, Manhattan, Metropolitan Mills,
quarry Mills Ohio Cyaugua, Double extra Akron, O. Ha-
mons double extra half bhls do, &c. &C. For sale by
june AZ A. Z. ROBINSON.
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JAMES Nj. BUZZELL, Nj. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ODEJ6I NO IUU II TElIcTUl lNTeEL-1 tE9tlcNCcl a
Is Pleasant Street.
TO THE AFFLICTED

~ The AFFLlC1ED
nR BUZZELL having had much experience f5r'
~ about ~ years past III The treatment of CHRONIC
DISEASES, such as Lung, Bronchial, Liver. Kidney
and Sp nal Observation-Disclosures, Rhcumai ism, Dis
pepsla, hnbltunl CoslivenesS, Piles Fits Asthma
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dropsy, Scroula, Sai
Rheum and other Humors he iatters himself from Ills
investigation and observations IN regard TO these acc
mcnt Of them, thar he all durable cases Of
them upon fair trial and within reasO nable lime.
And having been extensively engaged in OPERA
TIVE SURGERY snch us amputaiio reseetion OF
bones, operation for Club Feet, Hare Lip, WY Neck
Contracted TendOns Cataract Polypus, Fistula, E4-
arged FonSils and the removal Of Scirrhus brea<rs'
tumors and wens &c, he has concluded 10 devote his
attention mainly 10 the treatment of Chronic Alice
tons and Operative Surgery-and for that object he
has located in Portland, where all in this State or
elsewhere who may desire his aid Physician
Surgeon, may avail themselves Of his advice or ser
vice through The medium Of railroads eAnboars the
mail, &c.
B.-PalieniS consult with The 9Oefor BY letter
in regard 10 their FREE EXPENSE.
Advice and prescriptions will be forwarded 10 pa
TENTS, where The symptoms have been previously
stated 10 him by letter otherwise for 81. Ii med-
cncs forwarded with the advice, the charge for
the medicine will be added.
Patients who can come 10 he city and be under The
Doctors Immediate care can get boarding places in or
The city upon reasonable IeTmS-where notice il
given, places will be oba ned before the arrival ofthe
patient.
The doctor will 60 10 any place OIL or near the rail
road routes 10 perform operations ortrcal Chronic
ses for reasonable compensation.
No will lie promised where The doctor enter
iains the least doubt himself Of His SYSTEM
meti the nature Of the disease, according 10 the
principles Of Physiology and common sense. Chloro-
form will be administered IN operations. .
Portland, May 10, 1858. 6w4S
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For Sale!
Fern Leaves,

A SECONDHAND PhRion, il good order; will be
ax Stp eneuP ~ -pp'' 1'' DAVID PATTEN
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q II. WHITMORE has taken The shop formerly
y. cuped BY the Me:srs Knowlton. on Washington
street near Genre 81, where he intends carrying
the Horse and OK Shooting business Having had con-
siderable experience in Horse Shoeing, he falieTs him.
self Thai lie will able give entire satisfaction
his customers Particular attention paid 10 Horses
with bad or pinched feel Horse Shoes keptconstant
w on hand and for sale.
Buh, April A, 1858 tH2
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Mill Saws.

HENSHAW MOTORCYCLES Cast Steel Mill
Ill and Cross Cut Saws constantly on hand and for
sale by A L ROBINSON.
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Read! Read!
Over $50 Bottles are daily MANUFACTURED and
sold Of
CLARKE'S VEGETABLE
Sherry Wine Bitters.

And sun The cry Is more! more! more! We sup.
pose the reason that everybody buys and takes them
is because tney made of ROOTS and HERBS,
which are sure 10 do good and never do injury: such
as Rock Rose, Wintergreen, Sarsaparla, Dock Root,
Dandelion, Wild Cherry, Pricky Ash, Thoroughwori,
Poplar Bark, &c, the great remedies for eakness,
Loss OF Appetite, Liver Complaints and unhealthy
ike them for hsy make clear skin, rosy cheeks and
good health, and nice lie be really
delicious and oil sayT love them for they bound
10 do good
Sold everywhere for the low price of 25 for
pint bottle, and 20 cents only for Inc mammoth bottle
holding quarts
F.. r. CLARKE, Sharon. Mass, Sole Proprietor.
r. r SMITH Il CO,
6nI5 Wholesale and retail agents, Elm ST, Ba b
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TNP(rN Fnnny,s Portfolio. and interesting work
Fbv FasNv Perm lust received and for sale BY
= - HENRY HYDE.
Ba,h June g. 1853. 4w5l
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Sugars.

MUSCOVADO, Havana Brown, Coffee Crushed Powdered
vi Granulated and Boston Crushed Sugars sale by
Bath, June 20. NJ II. GANNETT.
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Books and Stationery!

Also-a very large assortment Of PAPER HANG
INGS; all Of which will be sold low.
Bath, May Il, 1853 tfl9
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Wanted.

ok or eight good Goat makers, 10 whom the highest
y wages viii be given, AZ y,
BAH, May 81, 1853 sw5o
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House PanerS and Borders,
REMOVAL.

Henry Hyde
III AS removed for shorl time the store recently
IL occupied by r. r. Smith & Co., doors north Of
The old sand, where he will be happy wait on is
former customers and friends. lie has just received
Nv NO
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THE subscriber will keep constantly on hand, tor
A sale Blasting and Sporting Powder, BY the keg~;
also Safety Fuse. III M. BOVEY.
Opposite Elliot House Block, Front SCI
Bath, April H. tf4f
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Hardware, Cutlery, 80.
MITCHELL & Low.

IL EEP constantly hand and for sale large and supe
N ror assortment Of Hardware Edge PooE saws, Car
peners Tools Of every description &c the lowest prices or
cash Also, constantly on hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &C., &c. -
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IL nersons indebted to the subscriber, by note
"A count, are requested 70 call and settle immediately
as he wishes TO close up MS accounts without delay
This is the Fast call. LIZARD WALKER
RAN NAV 27 1853. 5OtE
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THE subscriber conunues to receive appicRuons for
Insurance against loss by Fire In the AuEuStn
Mutual Fire Insurance ComPgnys Please
call on D.. ELLSWORTH AGEhT.
Bath, Oct.17 1854. fstf
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Shorts.


GLOVES, Hosiery, Trimming Goods Bruids. But4
" tons, &c. nj A u BUTLER;S.
Bath, May 10, 1858. No 8, opposite Sagadahock