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TIL Pill ES.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
Rr. ITnilam'S InIernaI Remedy.

DOR the cure ofPes, Inflammation OF the Liver and
Spleen; Inflammation. Soreness and liberation of
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladders; Infam-
matory and mercurial rheumaiism Impurity OF blood,
weakness and Inflammation 81 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, ever offered TO
the American public
Mark this il an InternaI Rsneiy not an external
applicaiion and 1giH any case Of Piles, either
bleeding blind ia ernal external, and probably
the only thing that wilt
II is very mild in its operation, and may he taken in
cases OF most acute inflammation without danger.-
This medicine attacks the disease lis source, and
moving the cause, renders The cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
TO MARRIED I.ADtEs-Tne Electuary is pc rfecily
safe for Pregnant Ladies; and the useful
lie that can possibly be used will only
the piles aud all iRaammatofy diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an eas =
time, a 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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Mechanics, Inventors and Manu-
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VOLUME TX of the Scientific american commences on
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vanoement Of the interests Of Mechanics nuenors Man
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ede upon these important branches 1t is edited by men
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rarded as sound and able journal Nearly all the Val
liable Patents which issue weekly from the Patent Office
are Illustrated with Engravgs, and the Claims OF all the
Patents are published in its columns; thus making the pa
per perfect Scientific and Mechanical Encyclopedia for
future well as present reference. The Scientific Amer
very extensively crcuatedits circulation in the
last Volume exceeding 5000 copies per week Il IN
form for binding; each volume contains Several hundred
Engravngs and Four Hundred Pages of Reading Mat
ter with an Index The practical receipts alone are worth
to any family much than the subscription price
The publishers offer the following valuable prizes for the
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$500 will be given for the largest list $5 for the second
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titor, Immediately after January LIST, 1854
TERMS One copy one year, 81 COPY six months
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twenty copies twelve mouths $2S in advance.
Letters should be directed, postpaid to MUM Co.,
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FOUR DAYS LATER.
Arrival of the Baltic.

The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool, with
1877 passengers, arrived at New York, Aug. Z,
having been obliged to decline large quantity
of freight.
SUMMARY OF NEws.-The Turkish difficult
ty is considered as settled, although the Cars
acceptance Of the proposal is not announced /:
his assent is daily expected, and until received
nothing definite can be known.
The state of the crops in Great Britain is,
on the whOle considered to be good. There
are no indications Of the potato rot.
From France we have no news.
Queen Christiana, of Spain, is in Paris, in
triguing, they say, 10 marrv her daughter TO
Prince Napoleon, and to set the young couple
up as King and Queen of Mexico, or any South
American State that will accept them.
1t is reported that England is negotiating
with Denmark, to obtain the command of the
entrance of the Baltic
Ii war arises with Russia, it is feared that
breadstufs will be short in Italythis year.
1t is rumored at COnstantinope, that the
United States are negotiating TO purchase the
port Of MarmoriZZa.
The Russians are quiet in the principalities.
The Kosta affair remains unchanged.
The st. Louis had left Smyrna. Two Aus
trian frigates had arrived.
News from the Cape of Good Hope is to
June IIlh. All quiet.
RELATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND THE
UNITED STATEs.-VIENNA, July %. The
misunderstanding between the Austrian gov
eminent and that Of the United States, is like
Iy to be serious one. On the 5th, the Ital-
ian and Austrian refugees in ConstantinopIe
gave Mr.. Marsh a serenade, and the American
diplOmatist came out on his balcony, and gave
cheer for the freedom Of the United. States,
Italy and Hungary.
On the 18th, as soon as the two Austrian
frigates BellOna and Novarra sailed into the
Smyrna harbor, the u. S. soop weighed an
Choir and left The Austrian press asserts
that the assassin Of the young cadet, a certain
Bassiz, an Hungarian, was in the service of
Mr. Lewis, the English clergyman, and it is
limited that the Reverend gentleman connived
at the murderer's escape.
Omar Pasha is constructing fortified camp
near Shumla.
INDIA AND CHINA.-The Indian mail has ar
rived at Trieste, with dates from Hong Kong
to June 7th, Calcutta 10Th, and Bombay Goth.
The Empire of China is divided, and Nan
kin is Independent of the Tartar dynasty
Great anxiety prevailed at Canton, and fears
were entertained of a rising.
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EscArE OF SLAVE. Capt. Amos Hopkins
of the brig Florence of Surry, in this State,
publishes card in the Boston Post, stating
that slave named Pompey Williams came on
board his vessel while off Wilmington bar the
farst OF July last, but was not discovered till he
mad set SAIL that on arriving in Boston the
slave was stolen from the vessel by mob of
colored and white persons while he was absent
from the vessel, with view to telegraph to the
owners in Wilmington.
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No family shouId be without them.

NO family shOuId DC without thcms
We speak of DIR. McLaness Liver Pills. which have be-
indispensable Family Medicine. The frightful
symptoms which arise from diseased Liver manifest them
selves less, in every family; dyspepsia sick
ache obstruction Of the menses and fever pains
side with dry, hacking cough all the hepatc
derangement-and for these DIR. McLanes Pills are SOW
eregn remedy They have never been known to fail and
they should be kept at all times by families.
DIREcroNs.-Take two three going to bed, every
second third night. If they do not purge three
times by next morning, take two more. A slight
breakfast should invariably follow their
The Liver Pill may also be used where purgng is simply
necessary AS antibious purgative they inferior
to And in doses of two three they give astonish-
ing relief to sick headache; also in slight arrangements
the stomach
IL Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. McLANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, and take else There
other Pills. purporng be Liver Pills. before the pub
lie. Dr. Mcanes Liver Pills also his celebrated verrnuge,
be had at all respectable Drug Stores the United
States and Canadas.
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Worms! Worms!

Various tIcUric started relative origin
Of intestinal worms and yet the question sti
among medical authorities OF fact, however, all
informed and in which all agreethe fatal nature
the influence they children At this of
year, the attacks Of most frequent wei
dangerous We take great pleasure in directing the
parents to the Nermfuge of Dr. MLAne 1t is
Of the extraordinary medicines introduced
the public and has never failed Of success when tried
n Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DIR. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED VERMFUGE and take else. All
other vermGuges, comparison, worthless. Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine vermuge ALSO his Celebrated Liver Pills
can now had all Of the respectable Drug Stores the
United States and Canada.
BURR PERRY, CornhlI, Boston, General Agents for
New England. A q Page, Agent, Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally.
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FOREIGN PO2TS.

At Rio Jancro June D bark Rainbow, Gator fin and
Baltimore.
N Havana Goth ut bark Lizzie Loud, Cam for Cron,
stad 600 boxes, taken upat GA 10, if
Cowe and port between Havre and Hamburg, f3 10 brig
Leontine, Merryman for New York Immediately.
Ar Sth uIt barque Barring Brothers. Gregg, New York.
Sid I'm CarCenas 22d; brig Jos Albion, Boston,
At Sagua 26th ult Gar 2 bark Isnardon, Spark for
York ldg
Ar at Quebec 31st ut ship New England Orr New York
Sid for New York 2Oth, North Carolina, FIN Liverpool
Sid for Philadelphia 2lst, Mermaid, FIN Liverpool.
Sid FIN Liverpool 10Th, North Carolina Flitner, York;
2lst, Mermaid, ROBINSON Philadelphia.
In port ldg Tonqun, for York; w Kent, and Lizzie
Harvard, for Philadelphia; Junius for City Point; ii III
Body, and Mayfower for New Orleans.
Ar at London 10TH, Courant Bradstreet Miraamch via
Queenstown; 2lst, Screamer, Skolfeld, Quebec.
Cid 18th, Genburn, Springer, Newcastle 20 load for
York
Ar at Deal 21st Rainbow Savage London for Cardiff and
New York. ,.
Ar at Bristol Goth, Lalla Rookh, Small st John, NIB.
Stockholm, July T. In port Gleauer Flitner, for Amer
ca ldg.
Ar at Gotteuburg 18th, sagadahock Fisher Orleans.
Passed Esneur 18th, Scwall Merrow from Cronstadt for
Gottenburg .t. s-r.. ..nt. .nE
Sid fin Havre 10Th Rhine, Barnes, sUntcd States"
Adv Sea Queen Monson, for Orleans July 20
Ar at Liverpool 16th Leviathan, Knapp, N York
Ar at the Pill 18th, Burlington, Winchel Maanzas via
Falmouth.
Ar at Cardiff 5th Albeit Gaatn storer London to load
for New York. Sid 18th, Brandywine, Merryman York.
Sid FIN Londondrr 18th, Rockaway, Goodwin, Phiadel
phia.
Passed Esineur 18th, Messenger Bird Doane from Cron-
stadt for Boston.
Ar at avre 14th, Harvest Queen Manson, and st john
Skofed, New Orleans
Ar at Bordeaux 10th Chas Cooper, Cuts, Orleans.
Ar at Liverpool oath Kennebec, Smith, Oreans Zeno-
ba, Robinson and Metropolis, Warwick, do; 25th,
Roger, York.
Sid 9th, Yankee Blade, Gray, New York; Continent,
Drummond, New York.
Entinward at London Goth, London, Hubbard, FIN New
York Cid 22d, Eva Phlbrook, St Johu, NIB, probably
error) 25th Given Given, Cardiff and Walthal; Kate
Swanton, Morse, do and York t.
Ar at Newport f, oath, Rhine, Barnes, Havre
Ar Palermo, 10th, ship France, Teal fin Cgenti for
York, ldg.
Ent dg at Quebec, 4h inst, ship New England, Orr
for London.
Sid I'm Bremerhaven, Dist, Humphreys, Merrill, and
Rome, Gross, York.
Cid FIN Calcutta, June g. ship Monsoon, Winsor, Bed
ford and Boston; May 2Sh, ship Tropc Smith, London
SPOKEN
Aug q lat 40 30, Ion 81 ST. passed ship Columbian
I'm, ANY Caves via Hamntnn Roads. for Falmouth. II.
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H. TX. X.
IN TEN MINUTES CURED THE GOVT

IN TEN MINUTES CURED THE G0UT.
Mr. NJ. Edgecomb English gentlemen, residing in Wa
verley Place York. had been troubled with the govt
for six weeks BY the advice and of Dr. Wheeler
he applied r. r. Relief In minutes after the first ap-
pcaon he free from PAIN and has not suffered any
further Inconvenience So reader is with all acute pains
r. H. Relief acts like charm; the moment it is applied,
the most severe paroxysm Of Neuralgia Chill Fevers Rheu-
matis Sick Headache, Toohache, Cramps Spasms Swcled
JOINTS weakness, and Pain in the Side instantly
toms oil PAIN apply the Relief either internally exer-
nay, and you will be free from further annoyance In
purchasing H. H. Relief see that the signature of RAD
WAY CO., is upon each bottle, and the letter R. R. R.
blown in the glass. The genuine will instantly ston the
PAIN Price, 25 cents, so cents, and 81 90 per box
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Most Popular Curative Agent in
the Worlds!

They first introduced in the United States about
year snce and went through with the trial in E-
rope and at introduced into every Hospital
New York, where they in daily efecting
MORE WONDERFUL CURES than had ever before been
awarded them.
They highly recommended by Profs Valentine Mott
Van Buren,, Post, and Others who have published their
views of their and value in several Of the medical
Journals in that city, and also in the daily practice of
recommending their to patients full Of their
opinion may also be found in every pamphlet and sent to
the address Of person in the State by applying ost
paid) to DIR. JOHN MATHEWS who is agent for Bath.
The Chains be by mall with full descriptions for
use.
Price Of Chains, 50 and S.
Physicians politely invited to call and examine their
StI,ictinu aud thir irits
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The DEAD ALIvE.-A little girl about ten
years OF age, the daughter of one of our most
esteemed citizens, was taken sick few days
ago, and on Monday evening, to the poignant
grief of her parents, apparently died. The US
ual preparations were made, the room darken-
ed, and the body enclosed in a shroud. with the
intention of bnrying it yesterday afernoon.-
But on yesterday morning the apparently dead
girl revived, and terribly frightened at the sit
uation in which she found herself, with cries
weIl.-NorfoK Ne,os.
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BOOTS 8 SM0M9.
Prices Reduced!!

THE subscriber takes this method inform his friends
that he has hand, his stand in IIaeys Block,
next door south Of Nichols Front Street. very large
SHOES SEWED and PEGGED BOOTS, and every article
kept in such establishments.
In consequence Of continued i'll health the undersigned
has determined TO close up his business in this city, will
therefore sell every article in his shop the smallest posi-
Bile advance upon net cost.
Repairing done usual, in the neatest manner and with
the utmost promptncss. JAMES FARRIN.
Bath, Aug i, 1853
B All persons indebted to me note account, are
called upon for immediate settlement TO save cost 6w7
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And still The cry is more. more more! We sup
pose the rea that everybody buys and takes them
is because tney are made of ROOTS and HERE'S
which are sure do good and meyer do injury: such
Rock Rose, Wiutergreen, Sarsapa rilla Dock Root
Dandelion, Wild Cherry, Prickly Ash, ThoroughworI
Poplar Bark, &c, the great remedies Tor " eakuess
Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaints, and unhealthy
state IT the stomach, bowels and blood. The ladies all
like them for Ihey make clear skim rosy cheeks and
good health, and nice 10 he taste be reaUu
dsicious; and I'LL say love them for they are bound
10 do good
Sold ywhere for the low price Of % cents for
pint bottle, and 20 only for the mammoth bottle
two quarts.
f. r. CLARKE, Sharon, Mass Sole Proprietor
X. r. SMITH CO,
6ml3 Wholesale and retail agents, Elm ST, Bath.
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Dtutbs.
In this city, 9Th inst, W. $. Walker aged % years

In this city, 9Th inst, w. S. Walker, aged % years.
In Woowch, 9Th inst Hannah Carlton, aged IS years,
months
Woowich 4h inst Victoria A. Powers aged 10 years,
4 months
Pipsburg, Doth ult, Mrs Hannah p, wife of William
Paine Esq, aged 55 years Mrs Paine lived like
an and consequently, died like christian, in full hope
a glorious Immortality.
In Lisbon, Sd inst after short illness, Mrs. DeborahS
widow Of the late Mr. Joseph Cowng aged about 70 years
Mrs. Cowng has lived in the neghborhood for more
than fifty She has been widow since 1884, and land
lady of the Cowing Tavern most of the time since 1884,
which capacity she will luag be remembered by many
weary traveller who has received her Inequalities In her
death the poor have lost FRIEND and her acquantaces
agreeable companion.
In Topsham, August 1, of consumption Eliza, daughter Of
MIR Jesse ID. Wilson, aged 49,
In Richmond I'd inst Caroline Gardiner, daughter of T.
J. Southland, Esq. aged Is years.
In Rockand, 26th ult., EmeIine NJ. Hllman, aged q
years, months.
In Georgetown, July 31s Mrs Eunce widow Of the late
Henry Kah of Westpor aged 90 years, months and q
days.
In New Castle, Mr. John Perkins, aged So years DIR.
John S. Wright, aged "a years.
In Damariscotta, Mr.. Edward Linsco aged IL years.
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Martiu9ts.

In Rockand, by Rev. J. Mariner Mr.. Perle A. Gerry
to Miss Margaret Il. Larrabee, both Of Rockland.
In Belfast July 31st, by Rev. u. f. Cutler, Mr.. Albert
w. Marsh to Miss Anna Pease, both Of 0rono.
Aug ], by the same Mr.. Samuel Saunders Jr., to Miss
Lovina Eaton Of Deer Isle
In Bowon, by Elder Albert Purngton, Mr. james Den
ham, of Bowdon, to Miss Eliza Coombs, of Lisbon
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Phipsburg.

The democratic republicans of Phipsburg are
requested to assemble at the Town House, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, instant, at
o'clock, P: NJ to select two delegates to at
tend the County Convention at Wscasset, on
the Oath day of August instant.
Per order Town Committee
Phipsburg, August L, 1868.
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No person that they Will not accomplish rst
what is claimed they do, and all persons have
become dsguse with constant pouring down patent
(boed swilD kindly and politely invited to
give thom a trial
NJ One Chain will last for years lose none of its
electric power by and be applied either adult or
child. j. STEINERT, Agent for the u. States
DIR. G. d. SANBORN, Travelling Agent.
ems DIR j MATTHEW'S. Agent for Bath
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GAS FIXTURES.

NIHE subscribers respectfully give notice to those
L who design using Gas for lighting their houses or
stores that they prepared to execute all orders fol
putting up the necessary fixtures.
They have secured the services Of a workman Of
long experience in The business from Boston, who will
superintend all work of this descriptions with which
our citizens may faver them and their patrons may
rely upon its being accomplished in thorough and
workmanke manner.
GEe. w. MOULTON.& co.
Bath, May 3, 1858. 4m46
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Stoves Stoves!!
ASSignee'S Sale
Stock Of a Dealer at Auction
1EREMPPORY SALE

WILL be sold at Auction, without reserve the store
w Broad Street. recently occupied by Monroe X Good
rch the entire stock in said The sale will
on Tuesday august % at O'clock and continue until the
whole Is disposed Of The stock consists Of large
ment of the latest and approved patterns of Cook
ing Parlor Shop and Cabin Stoves Coal Stoves and Crates
Hollow Ware Tin Ware Sheet Iron, Tin Plates, Wire, and
a great variety of Tin Plate Workers Stock.
Also large and splendid stock of Table and Pocket Cut
lcry, Fancy Articles and Yankee Notonssutbe for Ped
lersin great variety. The above sale will offer op-
poruniy dealers repensh their stocks and their
attention is respectfully solicited.
u Terms liberal, and made known at time and place
sale. S. l. LovErT, Assignee
July 26. OWEN Co.. Auct'rs
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PuIyermachcr's Electric Chains.

And to this assertion defy any person produce
many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES Of
Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients may be
found in pamphlet Of SO pages to be had grats Of the
agent in this city.
The Electric Chains first introduced in France in
1850, and after being subjected to the most
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COP LIVER Orr AND IsiME.--lt has nuW become
settled fact that there is nothing yet disc cred efa
cacious for coughs, consumption and al pulmonary
complaints the Coz Liver Oil, with the preparation
Of Lime combined The public are indebted 10 DR. AL
exander Wilbor, No I56 Court, corner BuJfnch, ST.
tor this Invaluable medicine, from whom we only
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 happesi results.
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. 6Ini5
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RAILWAYS RENovATING REsoLyENT

Eure plood rich blood, and healthy blood, will course
through the veins Of every individual who will take this
Nemeuy III is not like the Ready Relef- is not intended
TO cure the same class Of diseases that the Relief is
mended 70 cure Nor will interfere in any manner with
the acton Oh 1ne Ready Relief Each Of the r. r. Remedies
prepared to harmonously with each other
and yet neither interfere with other The Resovent
acts upon the blood aud resolves away from the solids Ali
diseased deposits cures Ulcers, Scrofua Cancers tn
mors, Humors Salt Rheum, &c Price, 81 90 per bottle
R. r. Il. NO. 3.
Railways Regulators will regulate every organ in the
system They upon the liver kidneys, bladder stomach
skin, will free the bowels from all corrupt and purid
Humors. They Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Cosve
ness Indigestion Fevers of all kinds. One two Regula
tors will insure pleasant operation Of the bowels and
healthy digestion. Price, 70 cents.
AGENTs-A. &. Page and n. IL. Ellsworth
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wscasset VIM. Gatchel, Bruins
wick; j. c. Tbbets, Lisbon; G. F. Thicker and Samue
Richards, BowdoinhaG David Newbegin Boothbay 4wS
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LYONS KATHAIRON,

FOR RESTORING AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR
Is without doubt the most effective and agreeable article
the world. 1t requires but trial to satisfy all Sold
by the trade generally throughout North and South Amer
for 25 cts.
D. s. BARNES. Proprietor, 161 Broadway, N. Y.
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Thorough and rigid trial.

by the first medical men in Paris they found pos
strange and marvellous power in relieving pain wher-
applied, and by tier influence introduced into
the hospitals Of that city, and by patent
by the French Government.
They now introduced in almost Hospital in Eng
land Germany, AUSTRIA Belgian, and patented in those
countries where they have become the
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The GREAT ExHIBTroN-Among the many articles for
the toilet at the Crystal Palace the Balm Of Thousand Flow
attracts the greatest attention 1t is universally
ded to be the best article known for removing TAM from
the face and otherwise improving the complexion.
For sale by SAWYER MAGoUN and Wan. b. SrEARNs.
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600 BBLS. FLOUR, of different brands, such the
AOO Hiram Smith, Manhattan, Metropolitan Mills,
Quarry Mills Ohio Cyaugua, Double extra Akron, o. Ha-
mons double extra half bbls do, &C., &c. For sale by
June % A. 7. ROBINSON.
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Bath Gas Light Company.

NHE Subscribers to the Capital Stock of the Bath Gas
Light Company hereby notified, that assessment
Of fifty cent each share of said Stock has been made
which they requested pay the on before
the tenth day of August inst by order Of the Directors
Aug l, 1853 3w7 CHAS CLAPP JR, Treas'r
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GAS

DERSONS who wish to be supplied with Cas- by the Bath
Gas Light Company are requested to make application
at the Office of said Company, over the Of Magou
Stnson Front Street. where copy Of the Rules and Regu-
lations will be furnished them
Bath, JuIy 25 3m6 CHAS CLAPP, Jr., Clerk.
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ARRIVED.

Brig Richmond, Giles, Wilmington, NC.
Sch IL jackson, Pierce, Rockland.
Sch Odd Fellow, Gardiner for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Lamartine, Nickels Campo Bello, Ms.
SAILED-Brig Metalack, Alley, Baltimore; schs Jas G.
King wainwright, Wilmington, NC; Lucy Annie, Lowden,
Londonderry; Arno, Hawes New Haven; Sh, ship King
Fisher, (new) Cox New Bedford
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Church Lamps fer Sale,

TX CHURCH Solar Lamps with Shades and suitable
~ Brackets handsome pattern, nearly as good as
new; two Pulpit Lamps, for sale low. Apply to
July Fl. 3w6 nj. f. GANNETT.
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Flour


0F TOO numerous prn n TO menlion-sugars or all
~ kindS-a PI'ne 'o' " I,ssnnfs as good a. can he
found m the city. ALFRED II RORINESNMO 0