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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-10-27
" Let Dogs Delight. Z"

The Wing party in this State is not enjoy
ing itself over well just at this moment. 1t is
divided into two sections, each being indebted
20 the other for a name. Those who consti-
tute the larger interest are called wool-heads'
on account of their abolition tendencies
Those of the ether wing are denominated
Schiedam Schnapps because Of their prefer
ence for sparkling Holland over colder and
purer article. The newspapers which repre-
sent these two interests are engaged in a reg
ular battle, which promises to amuse polti-
clans throughout the dreary weeks of waning
autumn.
The cause of contention is all about the
management of the Government for 1854
They have elected 6 Senators out of 81, and
81 Representatives out of Isl. With this nu-
cleus they look forward to the Legislature
with the hope that, by trading as they did in
PenobscOt, or BY cheating as they did in Cum
berland, they may carry off some Of the spoik
of victory The specific bone of controversy
is this-whether Mr.. Crosby shall be Cover
nor or Mr.. Fessenden shall be United States
Senator, the latter being the champion of the
'Wool-heads, and the former, (notwithstand-
lag his campaign letter. Of the Schnapps'
1t is, doubtless, ridiculous 70: these parties
to quarrel about possessions which may never
be theirs TO enjoy, but as they have nothing
else to contend about, their proclivities must
needs be satisfied in fighting over fortunes in
expectancy.
The present troubles have their antecedents.
Early last winter, before Mr. Crosby was
made Governor, there much wrangling in
the Wing legislative caucuses about the ex-
pediency of allowing Mr. G. TO be elected
Indeed it was declared in open debate, in the
House of Representatives, by Mr.. Cochran, of
Marlborough, that it impossible to get
a Wing caucus by vote to sanction his cleo
ton. And although Mr.. G. was subsequent
ly-chosen, his election was accomplished
Age
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Liverpool 9Th, Gen Berry, Seavey and Undine
Merryman, New Oreans Grotto, Stewart, Charleston;
Horatio, Hail. Philadelphia American Union, Kelley New
York; 9th, Dirigo, Cooper, New Orleans
Ar at London 4th, Southampton, Tinker, New York.
Put back to 5th VIM Cooper, Landerkin FIN Shields
for New York.
Sid FIN Androssan 3d. Masonic, Hickman Boston.
Sid fm Liverpool It'll, VIM Henry, Watts Rio Janerio.
In the river outward bound South Carolina Stewart for
Melbourne; Horatio, Hail. for Philadelphia
Adv Rochambeau for New York 11Ih; Chas Croker do
18th; Kossuth, do 18th; Sarah Hyde, and Cambria do
22i; Gen Dunlap, for Philadelphia 13th England
New Orleans 21st
CID London 9th, Doten, Crows Orleans; IN
ion Pennell, Bremen.
In port, & Woodward, Sturtevant for Boston 18th;
Hydra, Lunt, for New York ldg
Passed Deal Sd, Erie Lewis, FIN Bremen for New York.
Ar at Hamburg lst Marion, Sampson, Havana
Adv at Havre 9th Medora, for New Orleans.
AVID at Bordeau, Arco Iris, for New York.
Sid FIN Newcastle II inst ship VIM Patten, Decker
ton
Cid St Stephen, NB 12th ship Tempest Patten Liver
pool.
At Leghorn LIST inst ship Jane Cooper Cooper FIN Tri-
este, 26th ult for New York ldg.
At Malaga 2Sth ut, barke Nautilus, Lincoln and Vesta
Perciva for Boston. ST. 2Sth brig Virginia. Cooper New
York.
At Cronstadt 2Sth ut, ship Champion Drew for Boston
ldg; bark Messenger, Bird, do do
Ar at Trinidad Sth, brig Drummond Pinkham Wiscas-
set.
Ar at Havana 18th inst ship Marathon Vandyke New Or
leans. Sid 11th brig Amesbury, Could New York.
In port 18th, ship Marathon, for New York bark
A ii kimball, Porter, for Trieste 10th.
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HE Pill ES.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
Ter. UDham'S Internal Remedy,

DOR The cure ofPIes, Inflammation of the Liver and
l. Spleen; Inflammation. Soreness and liberation Of
The Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladdcrs; Inlam-
matory aud arcnrial rheumatism; Inquiry of blood,
weakness and Inflammation of the Spine and for the
relief of married Ladies'.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
The only really successful remedy for thai dang
and distressing complaint, The PILES ever offered 10
the American public
application, and ciH any case Of Piles, either
bleeding blind, in ernal or external, and probably
The only thing that Will.
Ii is very mild in lis operation, and may be taken IN
cases OF most acute Inflammation without dangeT-
This medicine attacks the disease Al lis source aud
moving The cause, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LADIEs.-Tne Electuary is perfectly
safe for egnant Ladies; and The useful cal har
lie that possibly be- used, IL will not on
Il he piles and all inlammatory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an easy
lime Il safe delivery, and sound constitution in the
offspring.
Sold Wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G Page,
Sole Agent for the Proprietor. ly45
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Hs STATE OF MAINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR:
A PROCLAM ALTON


WOAC Am1mkSY1VAmS ANA EuASC'
With the advice of the Executive Council,
| appoint THURSDAY, the Seventeenth day Of
November nert, to be observed by the people
of this State as day Of Public Thanksgiving
and Praise
We are again approaching the season of the
year which has long been marked by the re-
currence of New England's FAMILY FEsTI-
VAL" 1t again draws near to US, laden with
precious memories and joyous anticipations
1t calls upon US to gather up and re-unite the
scattered links of the chain which binds us to
fatherand and home. The recollections of
childhood and the more hallowed associations
of maturer life, cannot fail to ensure the OBJ
servance of this time-honored Festival
But amidst the enjoyments and festivities to
which the day gives birth, gratitude to HIM
who affords us the occasion and the opportuni-
ty for this public expression Of Thanksgiving
a+d Praise should occupy the chief place in
our hearts Peace and righteousness still
reign within our borders. The pestilence
that walketh IN darkness and the destruction
that wasteth at MONDAY have not visited us.
Blessings innumerable have marked each day
as 1t passed, and the year is crowned with
His mercy. For all these mercies and bless
ings, let US as individuals and people be
thankful
Surrounded by the comforts Of life, the en-
dearments of family and home, let not the poor,
the homeless, or the stranger within our gate
be forgotten. Let the solitary heart be glad
dened and the bereaved heart be comforted.-
Let the naked be clothed, the hungry fed and
the oppressed set free. Let gratitude to
COP be manifested in works of love and chari-
ty to man, that the hearts of all may be filled
with Thanksgiving and Praise.
Given at the Council Chamber, at Augusta,
this seventeenth day of October, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-three, and in the year Of the Indepen-
dence of the United States the seventy
eighth.
BY the Governor: WIN. G. CROSBY.
JOHN G. SAWYER, Secretary of State.
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TELEGRAPHIc TINE BALL.-An arrange
ment has been made in England. in connection
with the telegraphic lines, by which the exact
Greenwich time is communicated throughout
the country. large ball is erected on a pole
in conspicuous position, in the Strand, Lon
don, which, by means Of communication
with Geographic clock at Greenwich, falls
precisely at O'Clock Similar balls are cree
ted, for the performances of the same Office, at
other places. One has lately been erected
near the docks in Liverpool, and by falling
at O'Clock precisely on every day, it indi-
Gates the Greenwich time, and every ship
leaving the Mersey, adjusts its cronometer ac-
cordingly-Boston Advertiser.
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ASK ANY ONE WHO HAS EVER USED


~ What they think Of them Nney-nine in hundred
will tell you they the best Pills for liver complaint
headache and dyspepsia that they have Read
the following from of most respectable citizens
New YORK, August 8, 1852
do hereby certify that have been suffering from pain
my for long time and after trying many
remedies came conclusion that my liver affected
Immediately commenced using DIR. MLane's Celebrated
Liver Pills. and the few that have taken have already
given me more relief than all the other medicines have
put together. went to clarvoyant consult him;
after examining carefully he advised continue the
Of DR.. MLane's Pills. that they would ehectualy
W. w. PHILIPS.
No Columbia place.
II Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MCLANE's
CELEBRATED LIVER PnLs, and take else There are
other Pills. purporting be Liver Pills. before the pub
lie DR.. MLanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated Vermi-
uge now be had all respectable Drug Stores the
United States and Canada.
BURR { PERRY, Cornhill Boston, General Agents for
New England. A q Page, Agent, Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally.
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Mutriugtg.

In this city, 10th inst by Rev. S. f. Dixie Maj Cyrus w.
King to Miss Sarah p jameson
In this city, Goth inst, by Rev Mr. Jaques George H.
Duncan to Miss Mary Z. Moulton
Ia hs cty nth inst, by the same, Capt. Charles F.
Spri ger to Miss Mary A. Smith
In TINS city, 18th inst, by Jacob s. Sewa Esq., Mr.. Ed
ward +. Anderson and Miss Fanny NJ. Brown.
In Brunswick, 18th inst, by Octavius Merrill ESQ.,
John L. Courson to Miss Harriet Perkins =
In Topsham, Charles L. Thompson to Miss Clara IT
Dunnng, both Of Brunswick Capt Mathew Reed to Miss
Lucinda Eaton, both Of I.
In HaIowell, VIM ]. Fly of II to Miss Mary A. Norton
Of Farmingdae Major Kelley, Esq, Miss Eliza Chan
der. "
In Augusta, Oliver R. Merrill to Miss Louisa L. Fuller
mm stevens Of this city, to Miss Helen L. Pike of A.
In Hailowe 18th inst, by Rev. c. G. Cone, ALBERT c.
TRUNDY Of Yarmouth, to Miss MARY e. HopBs of H.
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PAINFUL AcciDENT.-A boy employed in the
press room of the Office of the Pennsylvania In
quirer, named Thomas Bradley, met with a
painful accident this morning. He had piece
Of Irvine tied around one of his thumbs, and
was amusing himself by throwing the other end
of the string over shaft which was revolving.
The twine finally became entaOgled in the
machinery, anG was jerked by it with such force
a. 10 take off the thumb, and drag out slnew
leading 10 the elbow The sufferer was admit
ted 10 the hOspital.-Phld. Bulletin.
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SAVING WooD BY SrEAM.-Two young
men Of our city have constructed boiler and
steam engine on the same principle of the
steam fire engine, which they can wheel about
from one part of the city to the other, and
when they receive a job to saw wood, can
raise steam in about ten minutes, adjust their
circular saw in the meantime, and in half an
hour cut cord Of wood in one or two pieces,
as may be desired, The whole machinery
does not weigh over five hundred pounds, and
NAV be regarded as neat improvement and a
saving of much manual labor.-C Cincinnati
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Oct. 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hylas, FOgg, Boston
FRIDAY, Oct. q.
ARRIVED.
Sch Kennebec, Perkins, Virginia.
Sch Olive Branch, Williams, Boston.
Sch Sarah, -, Gardiner for Boston.
Sch Glide, -, Portland.
SAILED.
Brig Porto Rico, -, Boston.
SATURDAY, Oct. %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Planet, Preble, Minudic, Ms,
Sch Ontario, MKenon, New York
Sch Eveline, Groves New York. with corn and -four to
Merritt Robinson)
Sch Arno Halves, New York.
Sch Linnet, [Br) st John, NIB.
Sch Wiam (Br) Haines, Monkton NIB.
Sch George, -, Nova Scotia.
SUNDAY, Oct %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Comet, Briggs, Boston.
MONDAY, Oct. "a.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston.
CLEARED.
Ships Roger, Maxwell, st George, b; Cynosure,
new 1851 tons) Tucker, Mobile.
TUESDAY, Oct Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Peru Snow, Boston
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DISASTERS.


Ship John Calhoun of Bath which got ashore at Mus
quash in June last the voyage FIN New York. got
off and taken the ways at st John NIB be sold by
auction 29th ns at MCary blocks by consent Of
and insurers free of all claims for getting her off the rocks
Ship Commerce, (of Bath,) at New York finn Liverpool,
Sept TO- lat As So lon II 40 in gale lost fore and mzzen
topsal yards foretopgalant-sai
ship John Dunlap at Portland FIN Liverpool had heavy
westerly gales the whole passage On the 18th u lat AS
10 Ion ~ 20 had hurricane in which she carried away
mantOpgalant-mast, lost sails, &C.
ship Josephine, of Bath ut New York FIN Bristol had
hurricane goth u lat A. Ion d. lost reeed maintop
sail, &c.
Ship BENZ Adams, at New York from Liverpool lost all
three topgalantmasts, fore-sa man-sa &C. lost stern
boat and received other damage, In NV gale 10th inst
Brig Richmond, at Wilmington, NC, fin Bath ran foul
of wreck night of 10th inst while going
miles an hour She leaks badly and 60 the marine
railway for repairs.
The wreck of sch Lgure, of Richmond dismasted and
her beam ends passed 18th inst lat 43 90 IS TO-
by Br brig Geo Washington at New York I'm Windsor
Brig Torno 100 TONS built in Gardiner sold in Bos-
ton at auction for $4,000 cash.
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Auction Notice,

ne subscriber, at his spacious Rooms in Moses new
biock VIII personally attend to the sale Of all kinds Of
Merchandise entrusted to his care and he would
July oer ms services as Auctoneer sale of all kinds
Of hea Estate vessels Corporation Stocks Stocks of Mer-
chandse Household Furniture, in Sheriff. Assignee
and Administrators sales, &c. He hopes by FIDELITY In
business promptness in settlements and moderation IN
cnaIges' 70 merit snare OF patronage. j. T. GILMAN
REFERENCES.
Magoun 4 Clapp, } 8 H. Colesworthy, Portland
q q. Hyde 70, Bath John Philbrick, po..on
W: v. Q. Moses,) Abel Tompkins, : DoS'on.
Bath, Oct 1853
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Dtntba.

In this city, 18th inst Mary p wife Of the late Cant
Levi Paterson, aged 81 years and months
In this city, 18th inst Melvina wife Of Nathaniel Ing
ham, aged % years.
In this city, 21st inst, Mr. John H. Snow, aged &c.
In this city, 23d inst, Ephraim Snow aged 10 years
In Woolwich, 23d inst, Augustus L. Stevens, aged
years.
In Brunswick, Mr. John Douglass formerly Of Durham,
aged 70 Mary A. Morse, aged II months Lewis NJ,
son of Capt. VIM S. Given, aged years and months
In Topsham, Miss Lucy E. Haley, aged 20 years mos
In Lisbon, 10Th inst, Jacob Bibber Esq, aged 67.
In Boston, Friday last James c. Tallman, Esq for
merly Of this city, aged 40.
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White Beaver Hats.
Coal Cooking Stoves.

of superior quality, for sale by
" July 20. L. s. FISHER.
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On such Subjects the Testimony of Woman
SHOULD BE CONCLUSIVE.

New YORK, August ?, 1858.
" Mrs. Clute, of No. 272 Second street, believing her
child about three years DID, to be troubled with worms,
purchased bottle of Dr. MLANE's CELEBRATED VERM-
FUGE and gave it spoonsfu which had the effect of
causing the child to discharge large number Of worms
The child is enjoying good health We would advise
all parents who may suspect their children to be troubled
with to lose tme but Immediately purchase and
administer Dr. MLane's Celebrated Vermiiuge 1t will
cure The money will be refunded in all where it
does not give satisfaction.
p. S. The above valuable remedy, also DIR. MLanes
Celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers viii please be careful to ask for Dr. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED vERMFuGE, and take else. All
other vermfuges, in comparison worthless. Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine vermuge also his Celebrated Liver Pills
be had all of the respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada
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N ew Fall Goods.
A. B. BUTLER.

ITAS just received splendid assortment of FALL and
LII WINTER GOODS which he win sell cheap for Cash
Consisting in part Of the following articles;
Black and Blue Silk Vevets, for Capes.
Beautiful Cashmere Shaws,
Long and Square Wooden Shawls,
Black Italian Dress Silks, at all prices,
Fancy Dress Silks,
Thbets, variety Of colors and prices,
Cashmeres, do do do do
Lyonese Cloths, at very low prices,
Black Alpines and Alpaccas, full assortment,
MOhar Lustres various shades,
Pladed Thbets beautiful Styles
Pladed Raw Silks,
Plain Wool DeLaines, all colors
Cotton and Wool do great variety,
Figured Persian Cloths rich styles,
French Figured Salisbury, Plaidod and FAN assort
ment White Flannels,
White, Blue Red and Blue Mixed do,
Broadcoths Cassmeres, Doeskins, satRes and Taor's
Trimmings,
Ladies' Broadcoth for Cloaks; Ladies Cloths for do all
colors.
Plain and Checked Cambrics, at all prices
Linens and White Goods Of all kinds,
Laces Edgngs, Insertings, Cambria and Muslin Bands
Collars, Wrought Handkerchiefs, Grass Cloth do &c
Large assortment Of Hosiery, from the best makers
Aso Kid Foase Cashmere ana other kinds Ladies' and
Gents Gloves.
All Colors Of Wooden Yarn,
Ladies' and Chdren's Fancy Hoods Scars Sleeves Caps
&c.
ALso-Trimming Goods Fringes, Chaps, Braid, Galloon
Velvets, Buttoes Of all kinds and sorts.
Counterpanes all sizes, cheap
ALso-German Worsteds, single and double Zephyr do
all coors all kinds materials for working Worsteds al
ways on hand.
Drilngs Denims Striped Shirting Cotton Flannes Best
kind Battings,
DeLaine Remnants, &c.
The above Goods were bought for CASH and win be sold
CHEAP.
Customers please call In and Goods and we will
guarantee to please you. A. d. BUTLER,
No opposite Sagadahock.
Bath Oct 1853
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Powder.

A GREATvariely ,forsale cheapby
II Sept2S. Il. IL. q. MARSTON.
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E A slight smash up occurred at the Ma
1ine railway in Cape Elizabeth. on Friday.
While heavy ship was being let into the wa
ter The cable broke, and at the same time the
heavy balance wheel burst asunder, fragments
Of il flying in every direction through the roof
and sides Of the building. One man was IN
iured, though. not seriously. Several persons
barely escaped injury.-&dte Of Name.
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Julius, why didn't you ObOng your stay at
de spring!'
Kase, Mr.. Snow, dey charge too much
How so, Julius =
why, de landlord charged dis colOred indi
widual wild stealing de spoons
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Light Feed for Dog Days.

RICE Farna Corn Starch, Sage, Pearl Barley Potato
nstarch, Tapoca Irish Moss c. f. Isingass and Gelatne
for sale by NJ H. GANNETT
July 9th. 1859
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Cumberland Coal.

N07 TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal, supe
wv ror article for Blacksmiths' use, landing per
steamship Freeman Rawden from Alexandria and for sale
It my Coal Yard wharf north Of b. c. Bailsys
Bath, June IL, 1858. So L. o WEEKS.
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IYCETJM.

TICKETS for the of Lectures about commence
ready and be procured at SAWYER
MAG0UN'S bookstore at the following rates:
For TWO DOLLARS worth and upwards, at the rate of
IL tickets to a dollar.
For less than two dollars the of IL
cents per ticket
Z. S. J. NEALLEY, Treasurer.
Dat
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I. ROBINSON il prepared to put up SHIP and
FAMILY STORES short notice. as he has all these
articles constantly on hand
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TuYer Irons.
Just Received

IRON Boston, superior lot Of CHEESE-Berk1hire,
New York Worcester County and Suffolk Tor sale by
June % .-T- T-.77a I'm "A. IL. ROBINSON
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SUDDEN DEATH. Mr.. Samuel Mcclellan, of
Gorham while at work in his field with his
son Thursday morning., fell down dead Instant
ly. He asked his son question concerning
the business in which they were engaged. and
in quarter of a minute dead. Mr.. Nc
Lellan was about 20 years old, and died, prob
ably, from disease of the heart, with which
he was troubled. He was a member Of the
Methodist church, and universally respected.
-ArCus
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EASTERN TIMES
IA MARINE JOURNAL. x6

STINsoN Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
Tor the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Boston Capt
nson favorably known experienced merchant and
smpmaster formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
70 nun WIN De attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHER DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
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Read! Read!
Over $50 Bottles are daily MANUFACTURED and
sold Of
CLARKE'S VEGETABLE
Sherry Wine Bitters.

And still The cry is more! more more we sup
pose the reason that everybody buys and takes them
is because Iney are made of ROOTS and HERBS,
which are sure do good and never do injury such
Rock Rose, Wintergreen Sarsaparila, Dock Root,
DaHdelion, Wild Cherry, Prckly Ash, Thoroughworl,
Poplar Bark, &c. the great remedies for " kness,
Loss of Appetite Liver Complaints, and unh ahhy
the stomach bowels and blood. The ladies II
ike them for The make clear skin, rosy checks and
good health, and Sonice the be really
delicious; and al say love them for they bound
10 do ~ good
Sold everywhere for the low price OF 25 cents for
pint bottle, and 20 only for mammoth bottle,
holding quarts
f.. CLARKE haron, Mass, Sole Proprietor.
r. X SMITH x CO.
6mI3 Wholesale and retail agents, Elm ST, Ba H..
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&POK I'm.

No date, Monhegan NNE 10 miles, bark Leroy Hal
lowell, I'm Thomaston for New Orleans.
Oct 90, Sandy Hook W 80 miles, bark Huward OF Bath
I'm Newport, E. for Portsmouth, Va.
Oct 81 lat 40 Is, Ion y As, ship Elvra Owen I'm
York IIayre.
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1000 Book Agents Wanted!
TO SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR
THE YEAR 1854 N!
1000 Dollars a Year!

WANTED in every section Of the United States, active
w and enterprsng engage in the sale of some of
the best books published in the country To Of good
address, possessing small capital Of from $25 to $780,
such inducements will be offered as to enable them make
from So to SIS a day profit.
7 The Books published by all useful in their
character extremely popular, and command large sales
wherever they offered. For further particulars, adj
dress, (posIage pad,) ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
Oct. Is, 1853. 3w1S ISL William st, New York.
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"READ'S"
Improved Portable Range.

For Burning Wood or Coal!
A CKNOWLEDGED by all to be the best Range in use
n for economy and convenience Also Barstov's Banner
Cook Stoves, for burning Coal Wood together with
large assortment Of Cooking and Parlor Stoves Open
Crates, Fire Frames and Franklin Stoves, ParlOr Coal
Stoves beautiful article of Open Crates, with ovens,
Bryant Hermans Funacefo sale at the lowest prices,
by ii. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Bath Oct 49,
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TUE subscriber would inform the citizens Of Bath
ana vlcinliy that he h1s taken the recently
occupied by Kendall Richardson 4 Co, where he
offers good Ssortment nf Hard ware. House Furnish
ing ana Finishing Goods. Also, q large assnIGmcrt
Of !arpehiers Fools The pa Of the public is
solicited. HENRY NJ BOVEY
April II. uIl Front ST Bath.
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Somerset and Kennebec Railroad
COMDaHY.

NOTICE is hereby given that assessment loeng tne
~ second Of ten dollars each share o the capa Seock
in the Somerset and Kennebec Railroad Company has been
made and ordered BY the President and Directors q .ad
Company and that the said assessment VIII be due and
no- Ne II me treasurer Of said Company at his once In
To- ta,rtIis an the 10Th day Of October A. D. 1885,
s. p. SHAW, Treas. Of 5. K. y. r. Co.
WaterviIe, Sept. 7, 1853 l5td