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r. r. r. NO. 3.
RAILWAYS REGUTATORS

Do not sripe pain, weaken or sicken the patient
Small doses regulate, large doses purge One Regu-
lator will gently evacuae the bowels and regulate
every organ in The system. The act upon The liver
stomach, kidneys and bladder. They cure costve-
ness, liver complaint, dyspepsia, kidney complaints,
blliousness fevers Of all kinds. No disease pain
can afct the system while under the influence of II
II r Remedies. -a... nm -... ..4...
Price or r K r Relief, 25 cents aud ST.
do do do R'esoivent, 81
do do do Regulators, % cents per box.
HS r II Office I62 Fulton Street. Y.
AGENrs.-A. G. Page and N. X. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset; WIN Gache
Brunswick: c Tlbbcts, Lisbon 6 T Thicker and
samuel Richards, Bovdoinham; David Newbegin:
R,o,hb,v 4w46
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PARASOLS.
Sherif's Sale.

II INCOLN, ss-May 9Th, 1851 have this day taken
IL on execution Of Woodbury. SWEET and Jacob w SWEET
US james Whitmore and shall sell the public
auction the highest bidder, at the Of George
Todd in Phpsburg Saturday. the 18th day Of June
next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon all the right title and
interest the said WhitmOre has to redeem the following
mOrtgaged real estate viz farm lot of land situated
in Phpsburg, in said County and bounded follows
eastery by Kennebec River and land of James Drum
mond-souherly by land Of James DrummOnd and the
heirs John Mereen-westery and northery by land of
said Mereen and by Reed and Drummonds Pond with all
the buildings thereon, beng the homestead Of said Whit
more being the land mortgaged by said Whitmore
to Mrs Abigail HILL and recorded with the Records of
Deeds for the Western District of said County.
3w45 ~ NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
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New Goods.
Shoulder, Braces.
Flower Seeds.

[JERDS-GRASS, Northern and Western Clover, for
Il sale by 10 NJ F GANNETT.
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Ng 81 r r6a@ eS.

In this city, 9Th inst, by Rev Brooks, Mr. CALVIN
CoBURN OF Newbury, VT, to Miss RACHEL FARRIN, of
West Bath.
In this city, 4th inst by James Potter Esq, Mr. Elliot
SWEET TO Miss Sarah Higgins, both Of this city.
In this city, 9Th inst by Rev John Flske, Mr. Thorn
as Shaw Jr, Of this city, Miss Jerusha Remck, of
Brunswick. @
In Phipsburg, 9Th inst, by N Reed, ESQ., Mr. Apheus
Manson to Miss Eliza Jane Paul both Of =.
In ROckland, Mr. Asa Cunningham TO Miss Priscilla
Written, all of Il. iI
In Farmingdae, DR. c Burgess Of Lewiston to Ann
Higgins off. N
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GAS FIXTURES.

THE subscribers respectfully give notice 10 those
who design using Gas for lighting their houses OF
they are prepared execute all orders
putting up the necessary fixtures.
They have secured the services If n workman a.
long experience in the business from Boston, who will
sunerntend all work of this description, with which
rely upon its being accomplished in thorough an
GEO. w. MOULTON & co.
Bath, May 8, 1853. n4 4m46
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Con Liver Or AND LIME.-It has now become q
settled fact that there is nothing yet discovered so eff
cacious for coughs, consumption and all pulmonary
complaints, the Cod Liver Oil with the preparation
Of Lime combined. The public are indebted TO DIR Al
exander Wilbor, No 156 Court, corner Bulfnch, 81
for this invaluable medicine, from whom tan on ~
get The genuine We would advise every one who
is afflicted with complaints above menii oned 10 try
this preparation Of the Oil without fail. We have
seen ii tried with the happiest results
A. G.. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. 6m45
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Seed Barley,

| A SMALL assortment of Flower S Seeds for sale by
| M April 26. MF GANNETT.
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Mr.. SoULE's FLIGHT FROM FRANcE.-We
met the other day, IN reading the memories
Of the great French author, Alexandra Dumas,
a mention Of the circumstances TO which we
are indebted for nj. Soule's immigration to
and settlement in The IT, States As il may
be interesting to our readers, particularly at
this Iime, we copy the translation for the
benefit of those who do not read the French:
"TrdnSLation.--In the intimacy of Merry
and BartheIemy, two distinguished French
authors) lived at this time one of the princi-
pie editors of a joHrnal called the YellO0
Dloarf. This editor was named Soule. He
had been two months in prison for an article
on San Domingo. lie did not relish his ex-
perience of prison life. He happened 10 bear
a strong resemblance to Bsrtheemy, which
permitted him of using his passport. Bar
thelemy lent it 10 him, Soule fled to London,
and Ihence TO the United States, where he
is now the first lawyer ofNew Orleans, and
makes 10y his practice one hundred thousand
francs a year. Washington Union.
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Il. III. r.
INTERN AL AND EAIERNAL PAINS,
Radooay's Ready Relief ,oiH instantly Stop and
quickly reDeoUe the Cause.

r R-DarrhGa, Cholera Morbus. Railway
Ready Relief will check the painful dscharg
and stop the most Distressing pains few minutes.
head neck or face il refreshes The senses, and i'm
paris renewed life, strength, aud vgor 10 the weak
and weary. The very moment II X X is taken or
applied, It's magic like effects experienced II in
sanly allays the most painful paroxysms Of Neural
gia rheumatism, Cramps, Spasms, Toothache, Sor e.
in the bones joints, Pain and Weakness in the
Side, Iumbago, Gout and Paralysis. Taken iRteTnGt-
iy il cleanses the stomach from acId, cures heartburn
and impaus sweet fragrance TO the breath. Persons
troubled with Sick Headache, will receive instant re-
lief from The use of r II II
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Pure Ground Java & W. /. Coffee.

CHOCOLATE, Cocoa and Shells Cream of Tartar
u Ginger Pepper and general assortment OF Spie-
es fresh from The Lynn Mills; Mustard Peppe rsa uce
Ketchups and Pickles. Raisins in boxes aud half do ;
Stewards and East Boston refined white and yellow
Sugars and Syrups Soap In boxes also rch in do
Boston and Portland Ground Rock Salt dried Goldfish
and herring, for sale by iA'tA ID. X l. PATTEN. III
May 4, 1883. rftf tttl 40 4
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\ State of Maine

II INCOLN, ss--At a Probate Court held az wisea =
Ia set, on the I'd day of May, $50.
ORDERED, that Charles Porter, administrator or
the estate Of WILLIAM KING late Of Bath in snid Conn
ty deceased, notify the heirs al law and credors Of
said deceased, and all pei sons interested That his rsi
accounto Administrations on The estate said
will be offer red for allowance at Probate Cnur, n,
Bath on the 21st day of June sext, when and where
they may represent fthey see cause. Al -l lIE
Notice TO be given by publishing an All esed conv
fthis order in the Easiern Times paner ~
Bath, three weeks successfully before said Court Of
Probate. t'''-3 t1fF'l
,Givenund my hand this second day Of Nav In The
year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred md M .
three. ARNOLD BLKNEY Judge Of Probate
Copy attest, EDWIN HovEY, Register, 3w4s
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EASTERN TIMES
ssA MARINE JOURNAL. 49,
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, May s.
Brig Kent, Kent, Georgetown, sc.
Brig Forester, Oliver, Georgetown, sc.
CLEARED.
Ship Ocean Steed, Cox, st john NIB.
Ship Sea Ranger, new, 600 tons) Hussey, New York.
Sch Hero, Llewelling, Monkton, NIB.
Sch Merom, Chase, Maitland, Ms
Sch Mary, Mabury, aionkton, NIB.
SATURDAY, May z.
ARRIVED.
Sch Sarah Lucy, Blanchard, Boston.
Sch Arethusa, jerks, Parsboro, Ms.
CLEARED.
Sch Convoy, Howse, Boston.
Sch Ellen Nancy, Crane, Walton, MS.
Sch William, Haines, Monkton, NIB.
SUNDAY, May 8.
ARRIVED.
Sch President Jackson, Oliver, Boston.
Sch Boston, Bailey, Boston. .fl. aar.f .a-
Sch Massasoit, Baker, Boston. as
MONDAY, May 8.
r.ras ausa. ARRIVED. r r.r rM y
Dir sch Ellen Botsford, Edgett, Monkton, NIB
Br sch Algona, Vance, Maitland, NIB.
Sch Exeter, Snow, Boston, H
Sch Rochester, Rowse, Boston. t.
Sch Mary, Quinsey, Boston.
Sch Garden, -. Boston, ftH.
lowed to sea 9Th, ship Sea Ranger.
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Jewelry, Clocks and Fancy Goods.
A LARGEassortmeni, a nd WILDE soldcheapby
a Bath, Septic. r. ii. G. .MARSTON.
Removal.

ID X. SMITH K 90. have removed their store from
III. the Of Water aud Fe eraI SIS. 10 Elm ST.,
al The head of Wafer ST., where they have filled up
with good an assortment Of Family and Ship stores
as can be found in the city Of Bath, frf
ath, Feb 2, %
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

For eradicating Dandrui, preventing The Hair from
falling oil and turning gray, is producing decided i'm
preston wherever used. IL is certain attack
Of Nervous Headache. Sold everywhere, for % cts
in large bottles.
D BARNES, Proprietor,
Im45 16l Broadway, New York.
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THAT STRIKE.-The lady who was struck with an
idea last week was not ma terialy injured. A timely
application of The Balm OF Thousand Flowers, which
is also unequaed for imparEg briliancy 10 the
plexion, had the desired effect She is as well could
be expected s-
Sold BY SAWYER K MAGoUN and WIN b. SrEARNs
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no lhe Honorable Arnold Blnnev. ESQ. Judge of Pro

To the Honorable Arnold Baney, Esq Judge Of Pro-
bate within and for the County ofLincoln-
EDWIN MOVES, of West Bath, in said County, adj
I minstraor ofthe estate Of Levi Frye, late Of West
Bath, said County deceased respectfully represents
that the personal estate of the said deceased is not
sufficient by the of six hundred dollars, TO answer
fore prays that he may be empowered and licensed 10
sell and convey much of the real of the said
deceased ay be sufficient 10 raise the SAID sum
with incidental charges. EDWIN MOVES. F.
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20 Anti-Cutaneous. IN

VIM B Trufant-Dear Sr-Feeling deep interest
in the of humanity have been induced state
you the following facts Some years since my wife
very much afflicted with Salt Rheum, and hear
ing your medicine highly recommended, she in
duced TO try it, She has been entirely cured and al
though years ago, she has sig OF the
complaint since Respectfully,
Portland Nov 16, 1852. WIN BECKETT.
Mr. Vim Trnfant-Dear Sri am satisfied that
your medicine is highly useful from It's effects on ms
self and on another individual for whom procu red
some and shall therefore recommend il 10 those af
fcted on every occasion most cheerfully.
r Yours, truly, ARIEL WORK.
Milton, Mass, April rs, 1850. st.t-r
This newly discovered and valuable medicine, Tru-
fanis Patent Compound, has already been proved by
hundreds in this vicinity, TO be sure cure for the Salt
Rheum II has effected after regular physicians
had declared that the patients were incurable
Fps Why shou Id this medicine be more extensive
Nv known Because the more u is known the more II
is approved OF TX. IMBALL, Rnckland.
For sale i'm this city by A. G. Page and attne
Rnth Rook store: Brunswick, WIN Bake r aud T.
T GaIcheiI Rockand, KimbalI and by Druggists
generally.
Price $I-and 10 grumbling. 43tf
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r.. r.. r. no. 2.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT

Makes the blood pure, rich and healhy-renovateS,
cleanses aud enrches the blood, aud resolves away
from the joints, muscles, bones aud solids all diseas
ed aud poisonous deposits. Cures ulcers fever sores,
bad humors, scroua rckets, - Virus dance, syphl
lite comp 'ants. nodes, white sweIines tumors can
GERS, bronchial swenings, wounds, salt Theum, mer-
cural omplaints Ii acts quick and powerfully; in n
few hours fer taking the II esolvent the weak,
cated aud disease patient feels glow of health
aud strength thrilling through the system. Price OF
hottl
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Shio ChandlerY!

ASSyE NhN Ah'''0''"sn '''n'''"'' y'H h'"' '''''''
II. HXD DE d Cos, corner OF Front
and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage, (manilIa and tarred) from the
Manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by Gang or
TAIL Cotton Scotch and Russia Duck, of all descrp-
tions. Cotton and Hemp Twines.
Anchors Of all sizes-Best proved Cham Cables
Sheetsand Fies-BoIt, Shcaihing Copper and Yellow
Melal-Compositi0iS pixies and other Castings-Per-
leys Ventators, Jigger WindIasses, &C., Palentdo
Gear, Windass Necks and Capstans Spindies-Cam-
booses-Iron Spkcs-Naval Stores-Pants, Oilsand
Glass-Nautical Instruments Books, Charts, &c.
Many ofhe above articles suitable notice CAM be
eliveredfrom the manufacturers ttheirlowes tprces
rec Ofexpense to The purchaser
Bath March, 1851 f ....# 81
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DISASTERS.

Sch Orlando. of Waldoboro recently lowed to N Red
or from (luicks Hole where she had been ashore has
been taken upon the railway Has lost keel kelson rui-
part Of stem and stern post and her bottom is badly
chaed. fN''
There is insurance upon only ne-ourth of the vessel
$1,000, Uhe captains parD at an Office in RocklaRd.
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Twisgs Hair Dye ard Tonic.

THE best article for restoring gray hair its
i original color and for the prevention and of
badness, prepared and for sale by
J. Mathews
Bah March % 1879. Sagadahock Building
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Caution.

OWING 10 the great quantities of SPURIOUS Re-
" liefs in the market, each Bottle of the GEN
UlNE RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, offered for
sale in the STATE MAINE, must have extra Ia bel
bearing the signature of ii. ii, HAY, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist, Portland, GENERAL AGENT for MAINE.
Purchase none without this label. 3m44
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SPOK EN-.

April 80 lat 80 AS Ion 70 As, ship Mongolia I'm Or
leans for Liverpool
April q, no lat, &c, brig Ocean Bird, days from New
York for Curacao.
April 3d. lat 81 o. Ion 60, sch Ann, of RockIand Dag
gett, days I'm Boston for Port Prince.
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Pensions and BOUNTY lands.
Piano Forte Tuning.

MR.. CALVIN EDWARDS, OF Portland, will wait this
ucy every fortnight, aud tune Pianos for all persons
who may desire. Mr. y wards has been for many
years mann fdctTTer Of pianos, which
passed by any made and his reputation as tuner, is
not equaed by any person III the State.
o. Orders left nj SAWYER Magoun's Bookstore,
will receive prompt attention.
Bath, Mar Is, 1853. 30
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Seraphines MeOdians and Reed Organs furnished to or
der. Persons hevng Piano Fortes that need tuning
repairing have the same done in workmanke man
ner, by leaving their orders at
Feb %, 1853. SAWYER & MAGOUN'S. T.
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LINCOLN sat a Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
within and for the County of Lincoln, OH the I'd day
of Nav, 1853.
On The foregoing petition, ORDERED, that the said
petitioner give notice all persons interested in said
estate that they may appear Court OF Probate 10
be holden ai Wiscasset, within and for said Cnunty
The FIRST Monday of June next, by causing copy of
said petition with this order, 10 be published in the
Eastern Times printed al Bath i'll said County, three
weeks successfully previous 10 said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Auest-EDwIN 5 HovEY, Register. Y
true attest-EDwTN s. HovEY, Reg. SWAY
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just Received

A PRIME lot of Sugars, such as 6 ranazed, Pow
n dercd, Muscovado, Crushed, Coffee Crushed, Ha-
vana Brown, Portland and b; also superior oi OF
Loaf Sugar. A Il ROBINSON. 4
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Later from Europe.

By the steamer Asia, which arrived at New
York May 5, with Liverpool dates 10 April
%, and BY other arrivals since our last, we
have the following items:
In the House of Lords the earl of Clarendon
stated that negotiations are still pending with
the United States respecting the fisheries
Meanwhile Admiral Seymours squadron will
this year cruise on the fishing grounds the
same as last season.
KossuTH. By the Canada we had brief
notice, that came by telegraph to Liverpool, Of
the explanation in Parliament respecting the
seizure of munitions of war said to belong to
Kossuth London papers by this arrival bring
the debate in full
William Hale, son of the proprietor of the
rocket factory, publishes declaration that
kOssuth had nothing whatever to do with the
business, that not an ounce of gunpowder was
found on the premises; that the factory was
bona fide establishment, carrying on a patent
business; and that the owner intends to prose-
cute the government for damages. There are
several other stories, none of them worth men
tioning. In the meantime the rockets are car
ried off to Woolwich.
Kossuth's friends are taking steps to prose
cute the London Times for libel respecting
the rocket business.
FIRE-The barn and shed attached TO The
house occupied by Mr.. John Richards, on
Lincoln street, were burned to the ground on
Saturday afternoon last The engines were
promptly on hand, and by the most strenu-
GUS exertions the house was saved, although
the wind was blowing fresh at the time, d.
rectly towards the house. The furniture Of
Mr.. Richards was removed, as it was thought
10 be impossible to save the house. The
fire had made considerable Roadway before
discovered, and every thing around was per-
fectly dry, SO that the6re spread rapidly but
TO our Hallowell firemen the task of extin-
gushing it was mere pastime. The barn
was set on fire by boys playing with matches.
This is the second fire that has originated in
this manner, in this city, and we should think
people would soon learn to keep matches out
of the way Of children. The premises were
owned by Robert Pope, formerly of this city,
and insured at the Hallowell Mutual Office
During The afternoon the house Of Mr.. Simon
Page was discovered to be on fire, supposed
to have been caused by sparks from the above
mentioned. TWAS extinguished without ma
terial damage. -Hdl. Gazette.
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THE GoLD MINES OF TEXAS NOT Hoax.
Ne,o Orleans, May z. We have Galveston
advices Of the Sd Of April. The accounts
from the newly discovered gold mines in
Hamilton Valley, on the Colorado, are very
exciting. The tide Of emigration was setting
strongly towards the mines 400 persons now
there averaging from SIS to $40 a day each
some having already realized from $500 to
$4,000 each. The farmers around were lea
wing their crops and starting for the mines.
Merchants were also sending forward large
amounts of goods. The soil for 100 miles
around had been examined, and was found
tocontain gold deposits in every direction.
equally as rich as those in California. Peo-
ole in all parts Of STATE are wild with excite
ment. -.,.s,.--
Gov. Bell has consented 10 run for Congress
in the Western district. h
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MAJ. CHAs. N. BoDFrsH, of this city has vaea-
ted the Office Of Sheriff of this county previous
to his assuming the duties of the CollectorsniP
for the Port of Bath. Maj. B. in his officiai
presided with dignity and decorum. AS cit
izen, he is of pleasing address and gentlemanly
department; and in assuming his new post he
will carry with him the best wishes of our citi-
zens for his success and happiness.-Gard'ner
TranseriRt,. LII -no -.a--1o.-L
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The democratic State Committee have
agreed to call democratic State Convention,
TO be held at Bangor, on the 27th day of june
for the nomination Of candidate for Gov
ernor. -.r vs.
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RARE CHANCE.
STOVE DEALERS STOCK.

n
THE entire stock nthe Store Broad ST, recently
occupied by Monroe K Goodrich, is in I'll Z
market and will be sold the reasonable terms
ifappicaii be made soon. The Stock consists of
good variety of all the best Stoves in the ma rket
Hardware, Pumps, Agricultural Implements, Tin
Britannia and Japanncd Ware; and as the store is
centrally situated the Work Shop good, and the good
will Of the concern north something, opporu
nifty is afforded 10 any enierprIsng man who wishes 10
purchase the stock and carry the business.
The Agricultural FOOLS, such as PIoughs Cutiva
tors Forks, ETC. will be sold separate from the Stoves
in lots TO suit purchasers -t
For further particulars call the subscribers, who
authorized 10 sell for the parties concerned
Bath, April s, 1858. OWEN & co. .
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A SUPERIOR article for removing Freckes and
N pimpes from the face, aud for the of chapped
hands, prepared and for sale by
- j. MATHEWS,
March %. 1854. Sagatlahock Building
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per Steamship Asia
Sid FIN Liverpool 22d, p Harvard, Andres, New Or
leans not York.
" SD 20rh, I Roger, Herbert, New York
In The river outward bound 22d Chas Croker Delano
for New Orleans Hydra, Lunt, for Havana.
Adv goth, ships Saratoga, New York 9th Oregon dc
30th Albert Gallatin, Delano, and VIM Tapscou Cor
nish, do 9Th.
Ent for ldg goth, Roderick Dhu, Rogers, N York
Ar at Portsmouth 2lst London, Hubbard London, fol
New York, and sid same day.
Ar at Londonderry goth, Hannah Croker, Brown
Cow for Philadelphia
Sid fin Limerick goth, Masonic, Hickman, York
At Trieste 18TH ult ship Ii burlington burlington dis
engaged.
Ar st john Sd inst, ship Medallion, MClintock
Boston.
Ar at Cienfuegos 17h bark Roderick Dhu, Smith,
pinwall.
AT Havana 29th ult, ships Clara Ann Hatch and Moro
Castle. Bishop for Cowes, ldg
Sid 25th Kate Swanlon, Morse, Sagua.
Sid fin Sagua 23d, bark John Bird, Bird N York
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Stewards Syrup.
A SUPERIOR article, can be found al he store Of
N 30 t' A Il ROBINSON.
Mill Saws.

IIENSHAW 4 WOODROUGH'S Cast Steel Mill
Ill and Cross-Cut Saws, constantly on hand and for
sale by A kObINSON'
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w anted.

OK TAILORESS Girls, 10 whom the highest wa
[O ges will be given, al
w. HAWTHORNE'S, No 50 Front Street.
Bath, April4, 1853. 42if
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Cement.

" HYDES Co. have constantly on hand andfor
N. sale The beyiarticIe o &c EMENT nown use.
Feb 81 1851.
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NEW Shawls and r eady Made Mantias, Of new,
Nv and desirable patterns, for sale nj
A. B. BUTLER,s.
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COpartnerShip Notice.
Bath, Marc, 1853.

ID ECEIVED. day al the store Elm ST., and
III for sale, $500 bushels meang corn, -four. lard box
rasns, chRese, smoked beef teas, coffee pickles,
&c, &c. Old Hyson Tea, Young do do, Oolong do,
NiEgyong Do, Sperm Oil, Burning FLUID. SC
Bath, Feb2. |Et K X SMITH x CO.
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PIANO FORTES.
Piano FOrtes to Let.

T E@a.n.s G5 al a' m Sss' %sa%a
n H N Ulowest prices, constantly on hand and for
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Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
MITCHELL g. LOW,

HEEP constantly hand and for sale arge and SUI
n peror asscrimcnlof Hardware, Edge Tools. Saws,
Carpenters Tools ofevery description, at thelowest
prices for cash.
Also .constanilyon hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &c, &c. 30
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12

OF too numerous brands to menton-Sugars of all
~ knds-a prime lot of Cigars as good as can be
found in the city. ALFRED II ROBINSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12

IN Tuesday afternoon Goth inst, Pocket Book,
~ tanning small sum Of money. The owner can have
the same by proving property and paying charges. APP
ply to GEO TUCKER.
Bath, April 81, 1853. 3w45
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-12
Found.

HOES, various kinds, Steel Shoves, Iron do, Tex
Ill ira large size) Steel Spades, Manure-Forks.
April DC. -raa~.a s- + GANNETT.