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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-02

THE MURDER IN The MCLEAN AsULUM,
SoMERvILLE.-Al Although Mr.. Train, state at
torney for Middesex, has not yet made pub
lie the results Of the investigation which he
held, the circumstances of this melancholy
affair, which happened on The morning Of
the 18th, are made public. On that day dur
ing the absence Of The attendent, the door OF
Mrs. jameso1, one of the patients, was left
unlocked, and she invited Mrs. Strong, an
aged and feeble patient, belonging to Yer.
mont, into her room, where she checked her
70 death. Mrs. jameson confesses the man
ne- Of doing the deed, and says that Mrs.
Strong had been annoying her fer many
months by continually asking for light. -
She believed the Lord had at last delivered
the old lady into her hands, and if there was
any more light in another world, she deter
mined 10 let her see it. When the attendants
entered the room Mrs. Jameson was PRAYING,
and she says that she prayed while doing the
deed, and thanked God for permitting her
thus 10 giorify him. The unhappy unatic,
II appears, had sufficient cunning 10 deceive
the aueudan; by pretending TO be sick abed,
and that she did not intend 10 get up till din
ner time. She pleaded piteousiy to have her
door left aJar, because il would be so lone
some TO be locked up so long. The officers
ofGhe institution are not disposed 10 blame
any parties ia this matter.-BoSton Post.
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BOstOn-Cld 25th brig Leontine, Merryman, Port
land to load for Cuba.
Ar 29th Bennington, Young, Orleans Both schs Fly
ing Eagle, Cutler, ThOmaston; Catherine Beal, Win
chenbach, Waldohoro.
Ar Both, schs Moses Eddy, Thurren Wiscasset Orbit
Levenseller, Waldoboro
Ar 5st brig Joseph Albion of Harpswel, Clark Glen
fuegos 9th ult.
New TOrk-Ar Gath, schs Peru, Ontario, and Mary
Crockett, Rockland
Ar 18th, schs Independence, Delaware Coral Luov
Ames, and Pawtucket, Rockland
Ar 9th, ship Roger, Herbest LIVERPOOL; bark
Childe Harold, Olmstead, Havana sch Lucy Blake
Halves, ROckland. ' '
cisco. s' oah ran
Ar 10Th, ship Ariel, Reed, Liverpool
o0tn ship Union, Of Bath, PennelI, LIVERPOOL Arab
q Bath, Ballard Matanzas Key West for Trieste mi
IN Tor repairs. '' - -AiNS'0, P"'
New OrIeanS-Ar 17tb shin E.Ico. WI.
erpool. snip 0'h' "aue, LlV-
Towed to sea 9Th ult, ship Sea Queen 10Th. shin 81
ran u HYDE bark lsnardon ships Rhine Iztb E;e.
Owen. P he ieu', ElVlra
Adv, ships Niagara, for Liverpool with desn.,eh
Kansas for Rotterdam, wig 3OO ~ u0SP@'Uh Ar-
Ar 18th, brig Crocus, Horn, Matanzas 9.
Cid, ship Sea Nymph Patten, Liverpool
Adv ship Shanghai, for Liverpool, wig 400 hales
Cid 2Oth ship Sagadahock, Fisher, Gottenburr
ADV 2lst ship Katahdn, Morse, for Boston, large mar,
cargo engaged.
Adv 22d, ship Zenobia, Robinson, for Liverpool, wte
100 hhds and 25e bales.
Old oath, ships H Body, Snow and Lizzie Harvard
Lawrence, Liverpool
Savamnah-CId 23d ult, brig Louis Walsh, Wood
Bath
BaItimore-Cld 23d, bark vesta, Percy. Havana
Sam FranciscO-Sd goth, ship Realm, Stevens
San Lorenzo, Peru
PhiIadelphia-Went to sea oath, sch Glenroy.
AT Lewes 25th, ship John & Albert.
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The PASSENGERS OF THE SHIP WILLIAM AND
MARY SAVED! The Boston Journal has the
following report BY telegraph, that all but two
OF the passengers of the ship William and
Mary, abandoned off the Great Isaacs, were
saved by wrecking schooners. In this case,
the vessel must have remained ahoat some
time after she was abandoned by the captain
and crew. 1t will be recollected tina THE cap
tam reported that ne saw the vessel sink.
New York, May 81. A despatch from Sa-
vannah says, we learn from the officers of the
steamship Conway, previously reported at
this port, that all but two of the passengers OF
the Inflated William & Mary, wrecked short
time since on the Great Isaacs, near the great
Bahama banks, have been saved by wrecking
schooners, whilst the ship was drifting, pre-
viOusly TO her going down.
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TIL IL PI H. Il s.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. UDham'S Internal Remedy.

DOR the ofPes, Inflammation of the Liver and
IL Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation OF
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladders; Inham-
matory and mercurial rheumatIsm lmpurty 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 thai dangerous
and distressing complaint, the PILES offered to
the American public
Mark This: il Internal Remedy, not an ETERNAL
application, and tciH cure any case Of Piles, either
bleeding or blind, internal external, and probably
the only thing that will.
Ii is very mild in its operation, ana may be taken in
cases of most acute Inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease its source and re
moving the cause renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LADIEs-Tne Electuary is pc rfectly
safe for Pregnant LADIES' and The useful ca thar
tic that can possibly be used, il will on remove
the piles and all inaammatory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an EASY
time, safe delivery, and sound constitution in The
offspring.
Sold wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G. Page.
Sole Agent for the Proprietor. Iy45
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Citv of Bath.

In Board of Aldermen, May II, 1853.
ORDERED-That the Quarantine Regulations be as
" follows and after the tenth day Of June next,
and until the tenth day of October next, quarantine
shall be had all vessels, their officers, passen
gers and cargoes their arrival from any port where
any contagious sickness prevailed the time Of their
departure; and oh all vessels on board of which any
person shall have died have been sick with any
tagious disease during their homeward bound passage.
No person shall be allowed 60 board of or ash
from any vessel when quarantine, without permit
from the boarding officer Vessels will anchor the
quarantine ground, opposite the South Steam Mill.
No. Pilots will take notice of the foregoing regulations
and act accordingly c BAILEY, Mayor.
WILLIAM ToRREY, City Clerk.
Bath, May 29, 1853. tf50
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BATH CUSTOM HOUSE. Maj. Charles N. Bod
fish entered upon the duties of Collector of this
port, this "wednesday morning. The follow
ing appointments, which we have no doubt
will be generally satisfactory, have been made :;
Z. S. J. Nealley, DeputOr Collector and In
spector.
James II. Nichols, Inspector.
George Sylvester,
Capt. E: II. Fittz, Boatman, &c.
Darius Alden, Inspector at Augusta.
Stephen Weber do, at Gardiner.
VIM. Berry do, for New Meadows river.
N. Spinney do, for Phipsburg and George
town.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-02

PtRArEs IN TIE BossboRts. The Sepaaphore,
Of @arseiiles, states that Dutch vessel, the
Anthony, Capt. W. J. Nepperus, while at an
Choir near the Tower of Leahder at the entrance
of the Bosphorus, was suddenly attacked on
the night of the 18th ult., by band of pirates.
There was only one man on watch on deck,
who was seized and gagged to prevent his Civ
in the alarm. The captain who was asleep in
his cabin, with the captain of another vessel
who had come on board to see him, were at
tackled and desperately wounded. Everything
in the cabin was piilaged. On the following
day the police, to whom information had been
given, arrested two persons who were recog-
nized by the man who was on duty on deck
These freebocters are supposed to be Greek pi-
rates from the islands of the Archipelago.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-02

VANDALIsM-The Office Of the Life in Bos-
ton was entered on Saturday night, and dam
aged to considerable amount. Several cases
oftype were carried into the street, and the
type cast upon the pavement in one immense
heap of pi, while the cases were returned into
the Office. All the stands and cases in the
Office were upset, and second pr made of type
in the composing room. The outside form
was made up, and that was also knocked into
pr. Everything in the Office was upset and
scattered about in the greatest confusion.-BoS.
ton Journal.
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% g 81 { ID s.

In this city, Both ult Mr. Woodbury. Pattee, aged
80 years and months
In this city, 3lst ult, infant child Of w Hartwe
In this city, 3Oh ult, Everett Hathon aged years
and IL months.
In this city, 18th ut Ada Marion daughter Of Thomas
Winslow, aged year and months
In this city, 9th ut, Winfield Scott Foster, aged
wears and months.
In this city, 25th ult, Augusta Bragden aged years
and months.
In Boohbay, 26th ut, Mr. Ebenezer Farnham, aged 70
years.
aged 35.
In ROckIand Julia A. wife Of Capt Baker Booker aged
"a years and months
In Plymouth Mass 18th inst, Martha Harlow, wife of
the late James Harlow, this city.
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EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. 81
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY May rs.
ARRIVED.
Br sch Onslow, Wier, Londonderry, MS.
SATURDAY, May %.
ARRIVED.
Brig MOncellO, Clifford, Georgetown, sc.
Sch Westport, McCObb, Rappahannock, Va.
Sch Nourmahal, Spear, New York.
Br sch Onslow, Wier, Londonderry, Ms
CLEARED.
Sch Thompson, Spear, Ycomco.
SUNDAY, May %.
ARRIVED.
Brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins, Georgetown, SC.
Sch Lillian, Mitchell, Baltimore
Br sch Gpsey, Anderson, MonktOn, NIB.
Br sch Venture, Irving, MonktoD, NIB.
MONDAY May 80.
ARRIVED.
Brig Carribee, Crabtree, Savannah.
BIZ brig Eunice, M'KenZie, Monkton, NIB.
Sch Benjamin Franklin, Loud. Savannah.
Sch Washington, Patterson, Wilmington, NC.
Sch Ariadne, Sargent, Pettcodac, NIB.
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State of Maine.

r INCOLN, ss-Ata Probate Court held AZ Waldo
IL boro, on the Both day of May, AID $50
ORDERED, that William PatIee administrator on
the of Samuel Patiee late of Bath in said cous
W deceased notify ihe heirs at law and creditors of
account OF administration on the estate Of SAID de.
ceased will be offered for allowance al Probate Conf
al Bah on the twenty first day of June next when
and where they may may be present il ihey see cause
Notice 10 be given by pub ishing aested copy Of
this order in the Eastern Times, printed IN Bath Two
weeks successfully before said Court of Probate
Given under my hand this thIriieth day Of MAY, in
the year of Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hty-hree AENuLD DL u Judge Of Probate.
Copy attest, EDWIN .. HOVEY, Register. 2W50
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ODce, NO 100 IL Federal Sreet-Residence No
Is Pleasant Street.
TO THE AFFLICTED!
DR BUZZELL having had much experience for
~ about l9 years past in the treatment Of CHRONIC
DIS EASES, such Lung, Bronchial. Liver X idBey
and Spinal Observation-Disclosures, Rheumatism Dis
pepsla, hab itual COsiveness, Piles, Fits, Asthma
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dropsy, Scrolula, Sail
Rheum aud other Humors, he haters himself from his
and observations in regard TO these aec-
IOns aud from the has his treat
ment OF then that he can cure all durable cases OF
them upon 4 fair trial and within reasonable time.
And having been extensively engaged in OPERA
TIVE SURG cry such as ampulaiions, resection OF
bones, operation for Club Feet, Hare Lip, Wry Neck,
Contracted Tendons, Cataract Polypus, Fisiula En-
larged Tonsis and the removal Of Scirrhus breasts,
iumors and wens, &c, he has concluded 10 devote
attention mainly 10 the treatment of Chronic Aztec
iIons and Operative Surgery-and for that object he
has located in Portland, where all in this State or
elsewhere who may desire his aid az Physician or
Surgeon, may avail themselves OF his advice ser
vice through The medium OF railroads. steamboats the
B.-Pauents can consult with The doctor by letter
In regard 10 their case FREE OF EXPENSE.
Advice and prescriptions will be torwa rded 10 pa
tients, where the symptoms have been previous "
stated TO him by letter otherwise for ST. IL medi-
cnes forwarded with the advice, The charge for
The medicine will be added.
Patients who The city, and be under the
doctors immediate get BIO irdng places in or
the city upon reasonable terms-where noI is
given, places will be obtained before the arrival OF the
patient.
The doctor will go 10 any place on or near the rail-
road routes 10 perform operations or treat Chronic
for a easonable compensation.
No cure will be promised where the doctor enter
tainS the least doubt himself of success His system
of practice is ELECTIC, that is adapting the treat
ment to the nature of the disease, according TO The
principles of Physiology and common sense. Chloro-
form will he administered IN operations.
Portland, May 10, 1858. 6w48
LINCOLN sat Court Of Probate held at Wiscasset
within and for the County Of Lincoln, the second
Of May, A 1853
/ OUISA SPARKS, named executrix in a certain in
srument purporting he the last will and
Of William Sparks, of Bowdonham, in said County
deceased having presented the same for Probate:
ORDERED that the said Louisa give notice to all per
sons interested, by causing copy Of this order be
posted up in some public place in the town Of Bowdoin
ham, and by publishing the same in the Eastern Times
printed at Bath three weeks successfully that they
appear at Probate Court to be held Bowdonham il
said County, the third Monday Of June and show
cause, any they have why the said instrument SHOULD
not be proved approved and allowed the last will
testament Of said deceased.
| ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
A true copy-Attest-EDwIN HOvEY. Reg. 3w4t
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Books and Stationery !
Brushes.
Squashes.

A lot Of w Squashes, for sale by
II May 25, 1853. 40 NJ F GANNETT
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Con Liver ORR AND LIMR.-It has now become a
settled fact that there is nothing yet discovered eff
cacious for coughs, consumption and ali pulmonary
complaints The COD Liver Oil with the preparation
of Lime combined. The public are Indebted DIR Al
exandcr Wibor, No I56 Court, corner Bu,fnch, 81,
for this vauable medicine from whom we can on v
get The genuine We would advise every one who
is afflicted with complaints above mentioned 10 try
this preparation of the Oil without fail. We have
seen IL Tried with the hap2iest results
Az G.. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. 6m45
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-02

THREE DAYS LATER FROM Europe. The
steamship Arabia from Liverpool, arrived at
her wharf in New York at halfpast twelve
o'clock, on Tuesday.
FRANCE. The Patriot contradicts the state
ment that France has sent an hostile fleet to
the Sandwich Islands.
The French Assembly begin to manifest
hostility in various ways to the dictation of the
government, and a dissolution is expected.
A bet of 40, 900 francs is pending on race
from Bordeaux TO New York of the American
ship President Fillmore against the New Bor-
deaux clipper Benjamin.
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Administrators sale of Real
Estate.

PURSUANT to licence from The Judge Of Probate
for he County o. Lincoln shall sell at public
llon al The oihce Of Randall Il Booker of Bath, on Fri
torenoo all the right title and interest which John
S; - a.e Of said Bath physician had at The
Real Estate, situate in Bath viz the Homestead OF
said Sock6ridge, situate High Street, between the
late DR.: Yields and A. G. Pages; the House and lot
on Garden street, between Capt. J. Drummond's and
Capt; RobInsons the Bowman lot at the corner OF
Washington and North Streets occupied by Mr. jerks;
the MIllIners Shop, Centre Street occupied BY Miss
Ham. T. g. STOCKBRIDGE
Administrator on the Estate of John Stockbridge.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-02

The ARABIA AND THE ARcrIc.-A great many
heavy bets were pending in New York on the
result of the outward passages of the steamship
Arctic, of the Collins line, and the Arabia, Of
the Cunard line. The former made the pass
age out in ten days and ten and one half hours
The latter, it seems by the recent accounts from
Europe, made the run out in nine days and
twenty-five and half hours-thus beating the
Arctic twelve hours.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-02

LING DIN, sat Court Of Probate held at Waldo
boro, within and for the County Of Lincoln on The
3Oth day Of May, AID 1853.
WILLIAM LEDYARD and Henry E Palmer named
w executors IN certain instrument purportng 10
be the last will and testament Of William Ledya I'd
Loring, late OF Bath, IN said County, deceased having
presented the same for Probate: ORpEREp Thai The
said Ledyard and Palmer give notice 10 all persons in
terested by causing copy Of this order 10 be posi- ed
up in some public place in The town of Bath, and by
publishing the same IN the Eastern Times, printed Mt
Probate Court 10 be held AT Bath, in said County,
on the twenty first day Of June next and show cause
il amy they have, why The said instrument should not
be proved app and allowed us The last will and
testament of said deceased.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
A true copy, attest, EDWIN HovEY Reg 2w5O
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NG 81 q e & al @ g.

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev DIR Sheldon Mr. Henry
A Hank to Miss Ann jerks both of this city
In Newcastle, Mr. Hartley Nckels OF NJ Miss Luran
Brooks of Westport
In Nobleboro, 18th ut, Mr. Alden Hall to Miss Fanny
NJ Hatch
In Salem, Mass 25th uI Mr. Simeon Putnam Of Rock
land Me- to Miss Vesta Ann Cushman of Chelsea Mass
In Bangor, 22d ult Mr. Jonathan Finson of to Mrs
Nancy NJ Delano, Of this city.
In Rockiand, Mr. Thomas Manchester, and Miss Re-
becca Titus of r..
In Gardiner, Mr. Geo Harvey TO Miss Abby ] Web.
her, bot Of RalIowell Mr. Charles III Fling to Miss Cyn
thiS Davis, both ofG.
In Livermore, Mr. Melville Waugh of Winthrop to
Miss Mary Haskell.
In Watervle, Thomas Leigh of Halowell 10 Miss
Elizabeth Paine.
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The BALM OF THOUSAND FLowERs-The immense
sale OF this invaluable article for the the toilet su
centiy proves the estimation in which it is held by
inc 'auies' FOR removing tan from the complexion,
as oeh'lirlce for the teeth, for promoting the
growth Of the hair, il has no equal.
Soldby SAWYER MAeoUS and WIN. B. srkARNs
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FROM CUBA.-A letter from Cardenas of
May 10Th, states that there are exciting re-
ports at that place of mysterious movements
Of troops to various points under the apprehen-
sion Of another fillibuster invasion. 1t was
SAID also that printed appeals calling on the
soldiers TO join the people in an intended out
break on the 10Th, the anniversary of the land
ing OF Lopez, had been thrown into the win
dows of the barracks.
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Read! Read
OUer $50 Bottles are daily manufactured al
sold Of
CLARKES VEGETABLE
Sherry Wine BitterS,

anu sun the cry is more! more! more! We sup
pose he reason that everybody buys and takes them
is because they made Of Roofs and HERBS
whea Srf s " 40 good and do injury such
Dandelion Wild Cherry, PrickIy Ash ThoTongbwoT,''
Poplar Bark, &C. the great remedies for v eakness'
Loss OF Appetite, Liver Complaints, and an nuSsnI,6y
state of the stomach, bowels and blood The ladies nj
like them, for they make clear skin yosy cbseLs ,nd
good health, and nice he taste as to he sa
delicious; and all sayT love them for thcy a re honng
To do me good.'
Sold everywhere for the low price OF IS cents FIR .
pint bottle, and 40 only for the mammoth bote
holding two quarts.
+. r. CLARKE, Sharon, Mass Sole Proprietor
r. r. SMITH Il CO.,
6m4S wholesale and retail agents, Elm ST, Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-02

EDITORIAL CHANGE. Geo. F. Emery, Esq,
has retired from the editorial charge of the Ok
ford Democrat, and Thomas HI. Brown, Esq,
has been selected as his successor. Mr.. E. is
announced as a contributing editor. The
Democrat has been ably managed by the retr-
ing editor. and we are happy to learn that it is
well sustained by the "Bears of xford" Our
best wishes for its future prosperity.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-02

Mac TRIUMPHANT AGAIN. The celebrated
trotter "Mac," Dhat was born up on Moose
Hill in East Livermore, and used TO be driven
in pedlar's cart here in Kennebec, has had
another trotting frolic, and came out first best.
On the 18th of the present month he trotted at
Philadelphia. with "Taconey," for $1,000 a
side. Mac woa three straight heats. Time,
2.30, 2.31 "a, 238 -Farnaer.
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a. B. Butler,
rs now opening direct from New York and Boston, a
beautiful assortment of
Summer Dress Goods!
Comprising in part the following articles
India and Foulard Silk, some beautiful patterns
Brocade, Plain and Changeable Silks
Black Watered Silks
Plain Black do, all widths and prices
Silk and Linen Goods, for Ladies' Dresses
Plain ALI Wool DeLaines
Figured ALL Wool DeLaines
Cotton and Wool DeLaines
Silk and Silk and Wool Berages
Cotton and Wool DcLaines, in any quantity
French, Scotch and American Ginghams
ChambTays. all colors
Plain and Figured Joconet Muslins
Figured Lawns and Muslins
Embroidered Muslin Dress Patterns
Plain White and Checked Muslins. for dresses
A fine assortment of Embr'd Collars, Hdkfs,
Flouncings, Infants Waists. &c.
PARASOLG.
We have the cheapest assortment Of PARA
SOILS ever offered in this market. Prices from
25 cents to $3.50.
ALso-Tickings, Striped Shirtings. Drillings,
DENNIS. Brown and Beached Sheetings, at the
Very Lo,oest Prices.
Cassimeres, Doeskins, Satinetts, X. Jeans,
Cotton and Wool Checks, and full assort-
ment of Cloths, for Men and Boys Summer
wear, together with every article usually kept
in Dry Goods establishment.
A. b. BUTLER,
No. 9, opposite SaSadahock House.
Bath, May 10, 1858. 4S
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ycweIry, Clocks and Fancy Goods.

A LARG Il assortment, and willb sold cheaPby
4 Bath, Sept13. 4. - .MAhSTON.
Tn
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Caution.

OWING TO the great quantities of SPURIOUS Re
" liefs now in the market, each Bottle of ne = I'm
UINE RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Offered for
sale in the STATE MAINE, must have an extra Lab
bearing the signature of II. IL, HAY, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist, Portland, GENERAL AGENT for MAINE
Purchase none without this label. 3m4
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The City Marshal Of Bangor turned out upon
the ground, on Saturday, some eighty gallons
of gin and some fifteen gallons of brandy, the
same having been condemned, under the law
by Judge Hodsdon.
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The Premium Horse
PARAGON MORGAN.'

a. DAN be seen al the stable of CHARLES B
A W VARNEY in The city Of Portland from
LII May 9Th, 1853, until July. Lovers Of good
Horses will please call and examine genuine Nor
gan Horse, kept for the improvement of stock.
1wdS
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II ECElVED. this day at the store on Elm ST., and
~ for sale, $500 bushels meaIing corn flour utd, box
rasins, cheese smoked beef eas coffee, pickles, &c
&c &c Old Hyson Tea, Young do do, Oolohg do,
NlHgyong do, Sperm Oil, Burning Fluid. &c
Bath, Feb q II SMITH CO.
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Munnewells Point House /!

CASHMERE SHAWLS. Now opening LARGE A..
" sortment Of Cashmere Shawls, just received fron
New York and for sale cheaper than ever before IN
fered. OWENA CO
Bath, April IG,
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CitV of Bath.
FIRE! FIREI!
Coffee, Teas, 30.

A SUPERIOR article Of Old Java, Porto CabeIfo,
n - Domingo, &c; also the best kinds OF Teas for
sale by A II ROBINSON.
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House Papers and Borders.

A LARGE aud well selected stock Of House Papers
IA Blrders, Fire b lard Patterns, Window Shade
and Fixtures, for sale at low prices by
~ SAWYER K MAGOUN, Booksellers