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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09
fut that Impudeni Rascal Out .

While the congregation were collect
ing at church, on certain occasion, M
old, dark. hard featured, skin-and-bone
individual, was seen vending bis way
up the aisle, and taking his scat near
the pulpit The officiating minister
was one of that class who drlcs'cd writ
ten sermons, and a for prayers, lac
thought that they ought 80 be the nat
ural outpoufines Of the heart. After
the singing was concluded. The house,
ns usual. was called TO prayer. The
genius we have introduced. did not knecl
bnt leaned hi. head devotonately on
the back Of the pew. The minister be-
gan 10y saying;
Father Of alt, in every age by saint
and hy snyage ed.'-i'pe, said a
low bli clear voice, near oll hard feat
urc. The minister, after casting an
indignant look 10 the direction Of the
voice, continued 'wboso fhrone siitcih
l on the aJamnuiiue Lill. Of Faadise '--
( Milton. again interrupted lhe so'ce.
( The minister ips quIvered for n mo-
mcnt, bat recovering himself, beganr
we thank Thee most srarions Father
lhat We arc permitted ig assemhie once
more in Thy nvne, vl,le sthers, equall}
meriiouous. bot lens favored have been
carried beyond that bourne from whicl
no traveller returns '-' Sbaipsoye, in
ierruptsd ihe voice. lhi' was 10
mo-h. .Pui fi,a, ipp'iirni rnscal cot
shouted ihe miuiricr, O0glaaL rjac
ulaied ihe voice. in ihe same caln hu
provoking manner.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09
ehNce Potirg.


TuD pIRsT-BoRs.
Tlie t1rsi l..Hu 10 TAin sHls.
4 uolihf,'a4 rnisnsts
4 tssasisas sfrataTt, 'oi,d ard d.
AH-fsHE siaiiEtiah.
htsis- nis huarh utsr the aaif.
its taastep jsuris Niih frhtHtss
Aad lf4dis8, Ali iis isstaf,. iatq
sfc issethes ith o., s'f tnfhtn-ss-
Fifri 73sdgs ~ ihtf hr,ruibrd ir,e--
%, hsqgs ihs, thsi eiaim H'
first 20 fsaaa uesscn ai.sye-a
q. hspps thcg that same a.
~ JtBnes the hausshoid siih 10 voice,
And, y iil qu,tt lsurtter rnrng,
Msk,s ne iusbiaiste r,sm, rjoitt.
\ hidden raptafs hfuEinr.
ii, hesuiy 81 ihs besuioras tlihrr
~ kiaafrd light rcsomi.irs
Hut, tve,tpsss eiih futieFinE wing.
un faiy oehhacs tiymilss
~ mnsh 81 ,llos. that rayo IL bifth.
OF Father and ~ Mother
~ mach II this snfid hailt eR esnh,
Ana ~ much II smother
SONG or THE NIGHT,
sisg 10 u,ofe 10 naouruiai nambsrs
~ Tho ionliBos, 81 night
No, thoee haairs, tn1 Eo,'d fu slumtrr,
Seals u sWeeicf bliss iHyiic.
A. 81 man waf woman given,
isirsss bali VI biin b. be-.
Airh ~hhDai DIVIDES the heaven,
And the falfest half is she.
Therefore. "a the long to-inouuN,
lhink apon it, @ ia! love
fysp day doth btinf IL sufrpw,
Erefy night shins stars above.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

CoSfAB.- Diaeha,am -- Cooi nor
yer. Pairiek. hos you tuz 2
Irshfaaa -' Good monin' iill ye,
Mte-ihink ye viii ne gei snJ rain
ihr DAY r
Da,eAaan- o, ! kess no-'e never
lac maeh ran 10 = fsfry tfy dims,
IasAaaa FA.ih sud ys're rgh lhefe
Mike. asd thin, phsneFer H geis ~
the xsy o. rsiaia, 'he avn the bi o
ahu wiihsr uill ws ge', a. iong ~ lhs
sis spell hoN lds."
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

CT TreF CnsfFsHsfU AcarENt--
f.t s-ls Fsss 80 s-ssss.f FftA.g, t.i
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-16
House Papers and Borders.

A LARGE and well selected stock Of House Papers
- Borders, Fire Board Patterns. Window Shades
and Fixtures for sale at low prices by
~ SAWYER & MAGOUN, Booksellers
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-16
MunicipRl Court.

June 11th.-J w, r. Hoyt was brought up on complain
of City Marshal Walker for selling liquor Jesse Mitchell
of West Bath Mr. Mitchell testified that he did not obair
any Of Hoyt The City Marshal testified that he went int
Palmer Ledyards store, opposite Hoyt's and watched
Mtchels movements, who then in his wagon-saw hin
carry into Hoys store frkin aud bag-saw Hoyt brns
them out and afterwards him, John Harris store
put them into Mitchers wagonwent to the wagon felt
the jug in the bag, but did not open it, taste or smell
it. The Court thought the proof not sufficient and dis
charged Hoyt-
B. Randall for State. s. Sewal for def
June 13th-Wm. Mclaughlin was brought up for selling
the ardent" to John Ring, or about May 4th-
Ring says he rather thought he into Mclaughlin
shOpwas rather "tpsy" having been drinking all night
did not recOect of getting any liquor theewas extremely
"corned when he went in, and couldn't tell what took
place there. Mclaughlin discharged.
B. Randall for State. s. Sewall for deft
The above named Mclaughlin on the same day
brought up to to compIadt of having his prem
Uses considerable quantity of liquor intended for SALE
The Marshal and his posse, Friday last seized lot
kegs, jugs, demjohns, bottles &C., in and about the build
ing occupied by him. which, after hearing of the case was
ordered by Judge Smith to be destroyed and the De was
fined so and costs.
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State Of Maine.

LINCOLN, $50 the SherfS ofOur seUerG Counties Of
Lincoln York Cumberland Kenne6ec, Hancock, Wash-
ington, Oxford Somerset Penobscot, Waldo, Franklin,
PiscGGquis and AroostO0k, either Of their Deputies
or to any Constable ofthe town Of in ne County Of
GREETING.
SNp WE command you to attach the goods and estate
wv Territory of Oregon to the value of one hundred
and twenty dollars and the said def W he may
be found in your precinc appear before Justices
of Supreme Judicial Court next to be holden at Wscas
set within and for County of Lincoln on the first Tues
day Of May then and there in our said Court TO
unto Davis Hatch of Bath in our said County of Lin
coin, trader in plea Of debt for that the said p by the
consideration Of Justices Of Supreme Judicial Court
holden at Wscasset within and for the County of Lincoln
aforesaid the fourth Tuesday of January, A. D. 1885,
recovered judgment against the said de for foryve dol
lars and eighty cents debt damage and fourteen dol
lars and eight costs Of suit as by record thereof
remaining in said Court appears, which said Judgment ia
full force and annued, reversed or satisfied whereby
action hath accrued said p to have and recover Of
the said def the several dollars and eighty
cents and fourteen dollars and cents amount
ing in the whole sixty dollars and foryseven cents.
Yet, though requested said def has never paid the
but negec and refuses do to the damage Of the
said p (as he sath the of one hundred and twenty
dollars which shall then and there be made to appear with
other due damages. And have you there this Writ with
your dongs therein.
WITNESS ETHER SHEPLEY, Esq, at Wscasset, the
9Th day of March, In the year Of Lord thousand
eight hundred and ifty-three.
Il. d. BOWMAN, Clerk.
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M 81 Y z { @Je@.

In this city, on Monday morning last, by Rev. DR. Elng-
wood Mr. James Church of Norwich Conn., to Miss Adri-
ana Harrison of this city.
In this city, 9th inst, by Jacob s. Sewa Esq, Mr. AL
this city. :
In Rockand, Mr. Simon Gordon to Miss vctorne Spau-
ding Mr. David w. Kent to Miss Caroline E. Black Mr.
John Brown to Mrs. Nancy Bartlett all of X.
In Thomaston, Mr. Henry r. Green Of Spencer Mass to
Miss Mary f. Fogg Of T. Capt. Raymond L. Gilchrist
Miss Harriet b. Jordon, all of T.
In Chelsea, Mr. Otis T. Bradbury of HalIewe IN Miss
Maria Davenport, of G.
In Gardiner, Mr.. Alvah Cummings to Miss Ann Ripley
both of Hallowel
In Whitewater, WaIworth Co., Wis, Mr.. l. W. Atherton
OF Hallowel, to Miss A. S. Bigbee of Beloit.
In Danvile, MIR. Leonard w. Chase Miss Eliza NJ Re-
cord both of Lewiston Mr. Edmond Merrill to Miss Eliza
beth j. Martin, both Of d.
In Leeds, Dana Gof, ESQ., conductor the Androscog
gin Railroad, to Miss Orintha Foss of L.
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The Weather the South.

The Livingston (Ala.b emocra. Of May IS
says: ...
Inc farmers ia our section have pretty
generaliy completed then wheat harvest, and
we are told the crops lisa yielded well, per-
haps better than that oklihy former year.
We have had for ma6g days bad weather,
dry, cold, and unhealthy. Blankets have
been restored to the 6i&ls, and screens re-
moved from fire-places. I'D Cotton plants that,
ten days ago, were gr94n and fourishiDg,
now look dropping and iekly. Altogether,
the spring has been yer Anpropi,ious."
The Madison (Ga.) vi tor Of June 2, says
The fields are litera rarched, aud the
signs promise nought bzf distress Indeed,
we have never seen our dkicultural prospects
more discouraging.' "
The Athens (Ga.) Herkn Of the same date
says: &C.
AFTER drought ofsor58 four 10 six weeks,
more or less, we were iIf8liis region favored
with refreshing Shove lRh Monday evening.
Although very light, iksyill no doubt be
found TO be Of great bentH 10 the crops, par.
ticularly corn and cottonN Eve have heard the
opinion expressed that Ms are beyond re-
demPtion,' but we thin fhe rain will benefit
that crop also. CottonS5Ss suffered much,
both on account Of the &bught and cold, III
mornings have been nalsnalIy cold for some
time past. Indeed, SO I'D was it last week.
that we heard il rumors # that frost had been
seen one morning in ne portions Of the
county,
The Edsefsld Is. CsAdver,issr Of June
l, says: III
mo rain yet! Not irOp MOOT drop =
AT leastnOt one worth ption(Tg>. Gardens
are well nigh exhau VI. >0Als Present a
gone CASE Those cS4on fields~ wherein
stand 10 not yet obise -. are hopelessIx in
exlremis. Corn is ddpg s0msxhat tet,er
than cotton, but ifthe Do fails to coMe }oon,
the corn TOO muse-GaE We are generally
harvesting fair crops dWhsr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-16

Pursuant to previous notice, the Democratic
Republicans Of Phipsburg, assembled at the
Town House On Saturday, June IL.
Hon. J. G. Whitmore, was chosen Chairman,
and 5. w. Gushing, Secretary.
Nath'l. c. Reed, and Joseph r. Berry were
chosen Delegates TO the State Convention to
be held at Bangor. y,
James L. Todd, Nathl. G. Reed, James c.
Whitmore, James Clifford and Tallmau Lowell,
were chosen Town Committee.
Chose Barker Duley, Pearson Morrison, III.
Harrington, Ira B. Delano, WiliamD uley, Sub
stitutes, in case the delegates or either Of them
should be prevented from attending the Con-
vention.
Voted that the proceedings of the meeting
be published in the Eastern Times.
s. W&CUsHING. Secretary.
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STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN, ss-Supreme Judicial Court, May Term, A. D.
1853
And appearing to the Court that the said Francis
A. Lemon resident of this State and has tenant
agent attorney therein, that his goods have
been attached in this suit and that he has had notice of
the tendency thereof ordered that the plaintiff not
fly the said Francis A. Lmont of the tendency of this suit
by publishing atested copy Of his writ and declaration
and this order thereon three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Eas
tern Times newspaper printed at Bath in the County
Lincoln the last publication be sixty days least before
the next of this Court to be holden at Wiscasset with
in and for the County Of Lincoln on the first Tuesday Of Oc
ober that he may then and there appear and shew
causef any he havewhy judgment should be rendered
against him in this suit and execution issue accordingly
Attest--E. b. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Copy Of writ and declaration and order of Court thereon
3w52 Attest-E. D. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-16


IMPORTANT CoLLIKfpN CASE, The Cleye.
land Herald, of the I'D inst. publishes full
report OF the Opinl delivered by Judge
Leavitt, Of the Unitj States District Court,
in the case of the kamer Atlantic Vs the
propeller OgdensbuN& Ii will'be remember.
ed that collision tdsk place between these
vessels, on the Goth 4 August, 1852, at some
point on the lake, boz een Cleveland and the
entrance Of the Wel@Nd Canal, and that the
steamer was sunk, md more than Two hun.
dred lives were lost. ne Judge was Of the
opinion that the Atlt6c did not keep suffi-
clent lookout en- III hight Of the collision,
that she was guilty En- great error in porting,
and then hard-portil her helm, and that she
was also in fault infRgt having checked her
speed when the pr eeler's lights were first
made. He therefo decided that the libel.
lants on the law al&the facts were not en-.
titled 10 a decree, eI 3er for the whole, or any
part OF the value okkthe steamer Atlantic ;
and that the respon! snts had just claim 10
compensation for ilinjury sustained by the
Ogdensburg arsingDm the faulty manage
ment OF the Atlani The amount of this
injury, by agreemdE Of parties, was three
thousand dollars; f. which sum the Court
decreed against the belants, with COSTS.
The Judge also dkided an important point
of practice in this che, holding that the Joint
ed in the same libeEof proceeding IN rem,
against a ship, and persondn. against the
owner, in an actionxpr damage by collision,
is not admissible Y. Commercial.
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INCOLN ss-June 18th, 1S53.-Taken on execution and
IL win be sold public auction the premises on We'd
nesday, the 18th day Of July next, A. d. 1850 atten
of the clock in the forenoon all the right which John
g. Brmegine had the goth day Of May, A. b. 1852 or
has, to redeem the following real estate situated in
ming the southwest o land formerly owned by
Caleb Lambard, deceased and at the confluence of the
County roadhence running north ten degs east NV the
road five rods-thence east deg SOUTH eight rods
and four nks-hence south ten degs west to the road
thence west degs north to the first bound being the
lot which Harvard purchased the administrator
of David Snson estate, and the lot conveyed by Stuey
Bsbee said Brmegne the same being under mortgage to
Isaac Lincoln and John d. Lincoln, to the sum Of
four hundred dollars with interest," from April 3d. 1851
3w52 j. q. SNOW, DEPUTY Sheriff
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CRYSTAL PALAcEs This building has
made considerable -pSRress within the last
ten days. The greats part of The windows
IN the dome are IN ir places. OF these
there are sIxty-four - 10 tiers of shirty-two
each; The Plankin&& going on very well.
The large fan-liehts receiving their sash.
es, and the whole thin closing ia very rap
idly.
The additional bull bg, $50 feet by 81, is
also going ahead verN st. The.lower story
OF this is to be devotes to machinery in mo-
tion the second st6s& is given to pictures,
and The Association WI thus have the largest
gallery Of art ever opesed in this country
N. Y. Herald. -
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Per steamship Pacific, at New York

Ar at Liverpool 18th u Naples, Duncan Princeton Rus
sell, and Rich'd Morse, Dinsmore, Orleans.
At Havre 29th, Tempest, Fulton, FIN Mobile.
Ar at Rochelle 31st, r Curtis, Slower, Norfolk.
Sid from Table Bay March 3lst ship Jas Bogert Howe
PIT Phillip.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-16

To Hon. Arnold BLaney, Judge Of Probate toithin and
for the County of LincolR:-
lIE petition of j. f. HUNT, of Rockand in the County
Of Lincoln, guardian of Calpherna p Ulmer Clarence
d. Timer and CASTOR Umer minor children of Joseph
Timer, late of said Rockand deceased and heirs his
estate respectfully represent that his said wards inter-
esed in and possessed in fee simple in equal proportion
and as heirs aforesaid Of five undivided seventh parts Of
small lot OF land situated in Rocland aforesaid and part
OF the store lot called the Joseph Umer store lot being
equal to hvetwehs of the whole and described follows
to w.t. beginning at the southeast of strip of land
set of to Almra j. Timer, Main Streethence westerly
on the souhery line Of that strip y-two feet to land Of
jeremiah Beryhence soutfery by said Berrys land to
land OF the late John LoveOy-hence easery by land Of
said Loveoy to said Main streeand thence northery by
said street twenty-five feet to the place Of beginning and
that sale OF portion Of the necessary for the sup
port and education Of said wards and pay expenses Of
guardianship, and incidental charges and that by partial
sale OF any portion of their interest therein the residue would
be greatly deprecated and your petitioner further repre-
sents that an advantageous Offer in writing for said proper
y made to him the 2d day May last and is still
continued by John Berry, of Rockand aforesaid to wit,
the sum Of twelve hundred and fifty dollars the mother of
said wards approving thereof and petitioner further
represents that the interest of all concerned will be best
, NOTED by an immediate acceptance of said offer.
wherefore your petitioner prays that he may be empow
cred and licensed to make sale of said property and make
and execute the proper instruments of thereof to
said John Berry, according the statute in such cases
made and provided.
Dated at Rockland, this 9th day of June, A. D. 1853
Il T. HUNT. Guardian,
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Administrators sale of Real
Estate.

pursuant 20 alicence from The Judge or Probate
for me County 2: Lincoln shall sell al public auc-
9th day of July next, al ten o,ciocS ~ ne ne
forenoon, all ire right tide and interest which Jobu
lime Of his decease in and The following n;sna w
Real Estate situate 10 Bath, viz the HomesSeeS ~
said Sockbridge, situate High Street between ~
late Dr. Yields and A. G. Pages the House ANA IN,
on Garden Street, between Capt. J. Drummond's ana
Capt Robnsons the Bowman lot at The corner ~
Washington nd North Streets occupied by Mr. Jerks
the Mner's Shop, on Centre Street occupied by Miss
Ham. II. CT STOCKBRIDGE
Administrator on the Estate Of John Stockbridge
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Read Read!
uUer $50 Bottles are daily manufactured and
-[T -Dr sold of rs@ r~
CLARKES VEGETABLE

And still the cry is more! more! more. we sun
pose the reason that everybody buys and ,he
is because they are made of ROOTS and HERES.
which TO do good and never do injury: sneh
as Rock Rose, Wintergreen, Sarsaparilla Dock Root
Poplar Bark, &c. the great remedies for " eakness
Loss of Appetite Liver Complaints, and an unhealthy
state of the stomach, bowels and blood. The ladies ali
like Them for they make clear skin, rosy cheeks and
good health and nice he be really
delicious and all sayT love them for they are bound
10 do me good
Sold everywhere for the low price of 25 cents for
pint bottle, and 20 only for the mammoth bottle
holding two quarts.
Il, r. CLARKE, Sharon, Mass Sole Proprietor.
r. r. SMITH l. CO.,
omis Wholesale and retail agents, Elm 81, Bath
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EASTERN TIMES
IA MARINE JOURNAL. 80
PORT OF BATH.


ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY June 8.
Steam Propeller Freeman Rawden Townsend Alexandria
with coal to b Weeks.
SAILED.
Briggs Metalack, Alley, Wilmington, NC.
Brig Lincoln Webb, Preble, Wilmington NC
Brig MOncello, Clifford Georgetown, Sc
Brig Nancy Paisted, Ballard, New Haven.
Sch Hibernia, Leeman, Baltimore.
THURSDAY, June 0.
Brig Richmond, Chesey, Georgetown, sc.
Brig Judge Whitman Lewis, st Mary, Ga.
Br sch Hero, Hewelling, MOnktown, NIB.
Br sch British Queen, @, Ms.
CLEARED.
Bark Flying Cloud, (new, 451 tons) Lewis, Boston.
Sch BENZ Franklin, Loud, Wiscasset.
FRrbAY, June TO-
Sch Alfred Hail. Ee-l--
Steam Propeller Rescue, -, Boston.
SAILED.
Ship Flying Dragon, Baker, Boston, in tow of steamer
Rescue, Cleft at Al ? NJ
Br sch John Hastings, Beudrot, Halifax, Ms.
CLEARED.
Brig Carribee, Clifford, Savannah.
Br sch Hero, Fewelling, st John, NIB.
Sch President Jackson, Elliott Boston.
Sch Sarah, -, Boston.
Br sch Lady, LaVache st John, NIB.
TUESDAY, June IA.
Sch George Davis, Pnkham, Boston.
Sch Hylas, Snow, Boston.
Sch Jewett, White, Boston.
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NEW GOODS i!
At the Granite Store.

DETERMINED not to be outdone ~ any one in the SUD-
| ~ ply Of new and fashionable Dry Goods,
OWEN eaB Go.
win open this day their spacious store in addition u
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A monster hog, weighing eleven hundred
and nine pounds, has been delegated to attend
the Worlds Fair FROM! Wisconsin.-Er.
BEArEN.-A monster hog up for the same
destination, has been on exhibition in this city,
weighing over tsseLUe hundred pounds!
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

ROrton-Ar sth brigs Matinc Thorndke Havana 18th
ult Reuben Carver, Cobb New York
Cid 9th, ship VIM Patten, Decker, shediac to load for
London
Ar 10TH schs DurOc, Parker, Nobeboro Henry New
brit and Catherine Bea Winchenbach, Waldoboro.
Cid, brigs Choctaw DUEL, Galveston Joseph Albion,
Clark, Cardenas.
Ar llth schs visscher Wiscasset Mary Ann Williams,
hence.
CID ship Tarquin, Doughty, New Orleans
Ar 14th, bark Flying Cloud, (new) Lewis, hence.
Ship VIM Patten went below Saturday and anchored
in the roads,
Ar 18th, sch Sarah, Benson Rockland
New YOrk-Ar 9TH, schs Richmond, and Star, Rock
Ar sth, bark Barring Brothers. Gregg Glasgow ship Ro
chambeau, Haowell, Liverpool schs Only Son, Margaret
and ii Herrick, Rockand.
Ar 10th, ship VIM Tapscot, Cornish, Liverpool bark
Gilbert True Belfast brig Ocean Bird, Forup, Curacao
Cid 10th, ship Continent Drummond, Liverpool 18th,
ship John Calhoun Melcher, st John, NIB
New OrIeans-Towed to sea oath, ship Ii II Body I;
brig Crocus.
Adv ship Falcon Wade for London greatest part cargo
going on board bark Globe, Blair for Bordeaux passage
only
Ar Sth, ship Emma Watts, Dearborn, Boston
Cld "a st John skolheid and Arkansas Otis, Havre
Shanghai, Gray, Liverpool.
MobiIeAr Sd, ship Arabia, Boutelle Liverpool 4th,
sch Empire, Rockland.
Savannah-Below Sth brig Harriet FIN Rockport
JnckscnyilIe-ArS Sd, briggs Cooper, Coburn and
John Alfred, Gray, N York.
Ar LIST inst brig Rodney Carr Tarbox Damariscotta
CharlestOn-Adv ID, ship Gondar, for Liverpool wig
500 bales. t'
In the ong 7th sch Challenge, stnson, FIN Rockland
Rockand.
PhiladeIphia-CM 10th inst bark Roderick Dhu,
Smith, Navy Bay. eet
Sam Francisco-Ar May 4th, bark Mary Melville,
Barstow, Puget Sound
GaIvcstOn-In port 26th, bark Altoona, Arey, disg.
Sid FIN Trinidad 10th ult brig Stephen Young, Seyburn
Portland.
Sid FIN Havana 31st ult ship Havana, Adams, Trieste.
EdxartOwm-Ar 10th, schs Grace Hopkins, Phila-
dephia for Bath Mary, Wall, james River for Thorn
aston
NOrwich-Ar 9th, sch Boston, Bailey, Gardiner
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Sid from Trieste abt It'll, ship burlington, burlington
Symena TO finish ldg for N York.
At Gibrater 10Th ult sch Central America, Chase from
Messna for Boston 10TH detained by westerly winds BARI
Arco Iris, FIN Marseilles for York
At Sagua abt I'D ult Kate Swanton Morse for London
ldg bark Savannah, Small, do do.
Ar at st John, B. 9th inst sch Bay State Clark Thorn
aston.
Cid 4th, ship VIM Kent, Ftner, Liverpool.
Cid 7th ship Della Maria, Burlegh, Glasgow.
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StoveS-

LARGE assortment Of Cooking Parlor and Store Stoves
"A Of the most approved patterns selling by the sub
scribers at GREATLY REDUCED prices.
Also, constantly ON hand, Coal Holds, Shoves Sifters,
Stove Funnel Sad Irons, Tin and Copper Ware every
description, and all other articles usually kept in Hard
store. MITCHELL L. LOW.
Bath, June 10, 1853 80
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-16
Clocks! ClOcks!! CIOcks!!!


THE subscriber has hand, and will be constantly
supplied with BLASTING POWDER, which he offers for
sale, wholesale and retail Also, large supply Of
FUSE. WILLARD WALKER
Bath May "a, 1853. Soft
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-16
Democratic Cancns.

The Democrats Of Bath requested to the
devious Of the Mechanics Pierce and King Club In
Granite Block, on THURSDAY EVENING June 10th, for
the purpose Of choosing Delegates attend the State Con-
venon to be held Bangor nst and transact
other business that may be for the interest party
PER ORDER OF CITY COM