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FOREIGN PORTS

Ar at London 30th ult, Yorktown, Meyer New York;
Glenburn, Springer, Havana
Ar at Falmouth 9th Moro Castle, Bishop Havana
Cid at Newport 2Sth, Caspian, Delano, New Orleans
Ar at Elsineur 24th Sarah Hyde, Snow New Orleans
(and cid for st Petersburg.)
Ar at Havre 2Sth Rhine, Doane, Mobile.
Sid FIN Calcutta May II, Gertrude, Winsor China.
Ar at Singapore May 14th, Milton Barry San Francisco
Feb q for Calcutta.
Ent for ldg Tonqun, Kelley, for Boston,
Ent inward at London LIST inst Arlington Ryan, st Johns
NIB
Ar at Glasgow 3Oth, Tenaro, Barstow st John, NIB
Adv at Havre 30th, Wurtemburg, for New Orleans.
Adv at Bordeaux 29h, Chas Cooper, and Meteor, for
New Orleans.
Leontne, Merryman, Portland.
At Matanzas 9TH inst ships Costello, Gray, for Trieste
ldg; Hydra Lunt, Tim Havana, 30h ul for Cowes do
bark Jane Doten Stockbrdge for London dg Buba Saw
yer, for Portland do.
Ar Cardenas ab 1st inst barg Northwood Pnkham for
New York ldg.
Sid FIN Sagua Both ult, bark Cherokee, Coffin, York;
list inst bark John Bird do ship de Embi, Percy Lon
don.
Ar at St John, NIB, 12th snip Monmouth, Trufant New
York.
Cd FIN Miramichi 5th, ship Beuna VISTA Theobad Cork
At Havana 8th nst bark M White, Lewis, which sid
3da4th, for Cardenas, loads for Liverpool at f3 10.
Cid at Quebec 18th ship Hemisphere, Pray, Liverpool
Ar at Georgetown, 21st ult, sch Pannet Preble,
hence.
At Ponce 4h inst, brig Narask, Nesona FIN Kingston,
Sid FIN Cardenas 7th bark NorthwOod Pinkham, York
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R. r.. r. NO. 3,
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.

To Regulate the System, to Free the Bowels from all
Morbid and Acrimonious Humors
SICKNESS,
If caused by Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia
abundance Of Putrid Humors, Undgesed dose of
Radwayss Regulators, will empty the Bowels Of all Morbid
Humors.
The very moment they taken they commence their
Office of regulating, cleansing, and removing from the
Stomach, Bowels, Liver Kidneys Bladder, &C., all unna
and irritating deposits They the most pleasant
physic in USE they neither grpe scken the patient
the indication the patient has Of their operation,
and pleasure Fever, Measles Bilious Collie, of
Regulators will prevent much Sickness and rid the patient
Of all danger.
LADIES IN ILL HEALTH
Should Railways Regulators. They will regulate their
SYSTEM and assist nature in bringing about their monthly
turns essential to the health Of the female
Il. Z. II. NO. l..
IL you suffer acute pain Railways Ready Relief ap-
piled either externally internally, will stop the most pain
full paroxysms, and aay the most violent Cramps and
Spasms in few minutes 1t is daily curing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Toothache, Tic Doereux, sc.
Are made whole the Lame and Stiointed, walk with
ease, after two applications of II. r. Relief.
ure Of Railway CO. upon the wrapper, and the letters
II. X. Il. blown in the glass
Price rs cents, so cents, and 81 90 per bottle.
AGENTs.-A. G.. Page and N. X. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset VIM. Gatchel, Bruins
wick; J. G. Tbbets, Lisbon; G. +. Thicker and Samuel
Richards Bowdoinham; David Newbegin, Boothbay. 4w2
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THE EARTHQUAKE. 1t appears there were
three shocks of an earthquake felt in this city
on Sunday morning; although many of oar
citizens felt but two, some but one, and few
slept SO soundly as not to enjoy the extraordi-
nary phenomenon at all. The first was about
half-past three. according to the general ex-
pression) the I'd between four and five. and the
Sd between FIVE and six. Two of the shocks
were quite heavy, shaking substantial houses
There was the usual rumbIing noise, as of a
heavy wagon rafting over the ground. We
hear from many towns in the vicinity that the
quaking reached to them. 1t was the heaviest
earthquake felt in this region for great many
years. "The huge rotundity we tread, grows
ole, "-Hr0ts,
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From THE Rio GRANDE New Orleans pa
pers of Saturday state that skirmish had
taken place between Captain Granger's com
pany, U. S. Rifles, and party of marauding
Indians. Five of the latter were killed and
number wounded. Troops in large numbers
are continually arriving at Mexican towns on
the frontier. Military encampments are also
being established at many points on the Rio
Grande
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The main part of the water power Of Ticon-
ic Falls, with near two hundred acres Of land
on the East side of the river, has been bonded
to company who are endeavoring to effect
an arrangement that shall lead to the improve
ment of one of the most desirable manufacture
ing privileges in New England 1t is conf
IDENTIFY asserted by some who ought to know,
that the bond will not be suffered to run out
A paper mill is in good progress, on the
Emerson Stream, between the iron foundry
and the bridge.
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D&atbs.

In this city, 14h ns at the residence of J. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Sarah Hunter, of Topsham, aged 81.
In Bowdon Sunday, IL inst Agnes D., wife of Robert
Coombs and daughter of James Denham, aged 10 yrs.
In Winnegance 10th ns William Leeman, aged q years.
In Belfast Sth inst Of Chagres fever, Lycurgus Payne,
NJ. D.. son of DIR. J. Payne, aged %.
In Phpshurg 18th inst. Mrs Nancy Maloon, aged So.
In lewiston st inst Jerusha Chase, daughter Of Eze
kel and Jerusha Chase, aged 20 years. months.
In lewiston 9th inst, Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr.. Simon
Marston, aged 20 years.
Brunswick 18th nst suddenly of paralysis, Miss
Jane Potter, aged 48.
In Hallowel Mary A. Stanal daughter Of lliam Stan
tial, aged IL years and months.
In Norway, 9th inst, of consumption Charles F. Park
hurst, (prnter) age q years IL months
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gave learn from Augusta that the nominal
ton of ErastuS Foote, Jr., of Wiscasset as Reg
lister of Probate for the County of Lincoln-of
Geo. Thorndike of South Thomaston, as In
spector of the State Prison, and Oliver i. Cur
rier of New Sharon. and John w. Dana of
Fryeburg. as Trustees of the Reform School,
were confirmed. The re- nominations made at
the last session for Sheriffs in Kennebec and
Cumberland, and Register of Probate for Cum
berland were rejected. The nomination of
Thomas Jewett as Bank Commissioner in place
OF Moses Sherburne, resigned was also reject
ed The Council adjourned on Saturday.
Port. Advertiser.
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MnrrtnQts.

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. p Jaques Mr. James Z.
Hunt to Miss Mary i. Heal.
In this city, 18th inst by Rev. n Brooks Mr. James G.
Preble Miss Francis NJ X. Bartlett both of this CITY,
In this city, 18th inst by Jere. Ellsworth, Esq., Sala-
thlel Sprague to Mrs. Phebe Loach
In this city, 9th inst, by VIM Torrey, ESQ., James W.
Savage to Miss Mary J. Mitchell.
In Augusta Mr. George Colburn Jr of Pttton, to Miss
Louisa A. Maxcy.
In Kennebec Mr. Cyrus Tozer Of Augusta to Miss Eliza
p. Goldthwaite.
In Yarmouth, Mr. Elbrdge G. Coy of Augusta, to Miss
Sarah Jane Lyon Of New Gloucester
In Rockand, Mr.. Charles Nelson to Miss Maria Harrng-
ton, both Of r.
In Charleston Kanawha, G. H., Va. 9th ut Mr.. S. R.
Miles, Of Palmer's Advertising Agency, Boston, to Miss
Minnie, daughter Of A. Whtteker Esq, of Charleston.
In Damarscotta, 4th inst, by Rev. MIR. Foster, Mr.
Samuel Lunt to Miss Ann Young.
In Bristol 18th ns by S. A. Clark, Esq, Mr. Francis
Marion to Miss Margaret Yates.
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REMARKABLE AND SUDDEN DEATH.-On Sat
urday evening last, Miss Susan Farnsworth
an interesting daughter of Mr.. Joel Farms
worth, of Ellsworth, aged about sixteen years
while engaged in conversation with her friends,
suddenly fell over on the sofa on which she
was sitting, without struggle or groan, 2
lifeless corpse, and no effort of physicians and
friends could produce the least sign of return
ing life.
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from Montreal, arrived at Portland Monday
evening, at a quarter past seven o'clock. 1t
was received by a salute of thirty-one guns,
the ringing of bells, and music by the band,
who played g Hail Columbia - and I" God
save the Queen" The mayor made an adj
dress of welcome, in a brief manor, which
was responded to by Hon. Mr.. Pennoyer.-
The immense crowd which surrounded and
filled the depot, rent the air with loud cheers.
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RARE CHANCE.
STOVE DEALERS STOCK,

THE entire stock in the Broad ST. recently
occupied by Monroe x Goodrich, is now in III e
market and will be sold the reasonable terms,
fapplcatIon be nlde soon. The Stock consists of a
good variety Of all the best Stoves IN the maj ket,
Hardware, Pumps, Agricultural Implements, Tin,
Britannia and Japanned Ware; and rs the store is
centrally situated, the Work Shop good, and The good
will OF The concern north something, rare opportu-
nifty is afforded 10 any enlerprsing man who wishes 10
purchase The stock aud carry on The business.
The Agricultural Tools, such as Ploughs, Cultiva-
tors, Forks etc, will be sold separate from the Stoves
in lots 10 suit purchasers.
For further particulars call on the subscribers, who
are authorized 10 sell for the parties concerned.
Bath, April 8, 1853. 4;r OWEN Il co.
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IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN BREADsTUFFs.-
The Treasury Department received letters from
the American Consul at Marseilles, per steam
er Arabia, in which that officer writes =
"The French steamer is in from CONSTANT
nople. News unfavorable. Wheat is rising,
and will be very high if war takes place, as
the Black Sea, (the great granary) will be
closed. The American flag will be in great
demand if il remains neutral"
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Maine Wesleyan
SEMINARY.

THE FALL TERM will commence August Sd. The Gas
scGt Department will receive the exclusive attention Of
of the teachers; and the instruction will be such to
thoroughly fit the Students for entering any Of New
England Colleges
The English Department embraces course Of three
years Studes and under the direction OF the Principal
Young ladies connecting themselves with the Female
Department, enter upon course OF study qualifying
them to graduate at the Female Collegiate institute for
which have charter, and which will 60 fully into
operation the buildings suitable for that purpose
erected.
Scholars will find much for their interest to be present
at the commencement Of the term
Kents Hill, July s. 1858. Avn III. z. TORSEY.
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CALIFORNIA WILD ANIMALs.-Two Griz-
Ely Bears, captured by the celebrated Califor-
MIA hunter, ]. M. Thomas, together with a
long armed Negro Ape, from the Isthmus, and
two California Badgers, are now. on exhibition
on the vacant lot in front of Tho NDst Office
All Of our citizens will enjoy look at that
formidable animal, the grizzly bear. They
will remain in town but one day longer.
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Coon ENOUGH FOR THEM. Sundry individu-
ais at Salisbury and Amesbury village, have
got themselves into trouble in consequence Of
having caused to be published certain articles
in notorious publication called life in Bos-
ton" which reflected upon the character of Mr..
VIM. Alley. There have grown out of the
matter, one horse whipping, one lawsuit, and
three humilating acknowledgements from as
many different individuals, which are published
in the last number Of the Villager.
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IL Ill H. Pr II s.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. UDham'S Internal Remedy,


DOR the OF Piles Inflammation OF the Liver and
Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation OF
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladdcrsi Iniam-
matory aud mercuria rheumatism; Impurty 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 that dangerous
and distressing complaint, the PILES, offered TO
the American public
Mark This: il Is Internal Remedy, no. an external
application, and ioH any case Of Piles, either
bleeding blind, in ernal external, and probably
The only thing that will.
is very mild in its operation, and may be taken in
of most acute Inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease its source, and
moving the cause, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT
TO MARRIED LADIEs.-The Electuary is perfectly
safe for Pregnant Ladies' and The useful cathar
tic that possibly be used, il will not only remove
the piles and all inhammaiory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION but will ensure cas-
time, safe delivery and sound constitution in the
offspring.
Sold wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G. Page,
Sole Agent for the Proprietor. 1yl5
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The patriots, Kossuth and Mazzini, are both
absent from London at this time. The first is
supposed to be in Turkey, prepared TO call his
countrymen to arms in case Of war in the East !;
and Mazzini is probably in Italy, ready for
revolution the first favorable opportunity
Heaven grant them speedy trial of strength
with the tyrants
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-21

On Wednesday last the City Marshal seized
on the steamboat wharf, six bbls. and two kegs
of liquor. The kegs were found packed in a
large leather covered trunk, which the Mar
shall safely lodged in the Watch House.
On Saturday the same officer seized three
bbls. containing cucumbers, and after remov-
ing part of the vegetables, found well fastened
to the head of each Dbl. large keg containing
liquor, which the Marshal secured, leaving the
cucumbers for the smuggling owner.
Bangor COurie, i
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MONTREAL, July 13.-The coroner's inquest
into the Gavazzi tragedy closed last night Nine
Protestant jurors found, among other things,
that the firing upon the citizens on that Occa-
sion was by the order of the Mayor, and that
the said frings were unnecessary and unjusti-
fable. Ten Catholic jurors returned YER
dict agreeing mainly with the other, but sta
ting that the order to fire was given by some
person unknown.
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u Hon. Shepard Cary, in his speech at
the Bangor convention, with his usual disin-
clination to resort to DISCUSSES, told a good
story, the application of which it is easy to
make. A little boy talking serious things to
his grandmother, said % Grandmother | hope
you will die before do" "Why SO, my
child." Because | am young, and can
stand trouble better than you can % The hit
occasioned good laugh.
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A HINT. A European paper saws

II is generally known that the leaves of ge-
raniums are an excellent application for cuts,
where the skin is rubbed off, and other wounds
of that kind. One or two leaves must be
bruised and applied on linen to the part, and
the wound will become ccatrized in a very
short time.
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LADIES IN ILL HEALTH

COP LIVER OIL AND LIME.-It has now become a
settled fact that there is nothing yet discovered eff
caclous for coughs, consumption and ali pulmonary
complaints, the COD Liver Oil with the preparation
Of Lime combined. The public indebted 10 DR. Al
exander Wilbor, No l56 Court, corner BuLfnch, 81
for this invaluable medicine, from whom on y
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 II tried with the happiest results.
A. G.. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. Gmi5
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iEP The City Grays, Capt. E. K. HARDING,
accompanied by the Bath Brass Band, will
max an excursion to Bangor on Monday next.
visiting Belfast and Rockland on their return.
We predict for them a good time among the
people of Fenobscot.
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The ScHooLMAsTER ABRoAp.-In paying
tribute to the ladies, for the part they acted in
the celebration at Gardiner, the Transcript
man says-"They done it, and they done it
WE'LL" Try did next time, neighbor.
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R- The Washington Union confirms the
report that Buchanan has made up his mind 70
60 TO England, and also says that Ministers
Soule, Gadsdeu, Borland, Green and Bedinger
will on their respective missions in few
DAYS.
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Caution,

OWING 10 the great quantities of SPURIOUS Re-
" lefs now in the Market each Bottle of the GEN
UlNE RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, offered for
sale in the STATE oEMAINE must have extra label,
bearing the signature of ii. II, HAY, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist Portland, GENERAL AGENT for MAINE.
Purchase none without this label 3m44
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EASTERN TIEIES
81 MARINE JOURNAL. aa
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, July IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch William (Br) Haines Monkton, NIB with Hackmetac
ship knees to Eph Hardng0
CLEARED.
Ship Bernard (new, 677 tons) Delano, Bic Island, L.
SATURDAY, July 16.
ARRIVED.
Brig Metallaek, Alley, Wilmington, NC.
Sch Yucatan, Garland Rondout.
Sch Daniel Webster,-, Rondout.
Sch Star, Bookings, New York.
Sch Margaret, Foster, New York.
Sch Hylas, Snow, Boston.
Sch Geo Davis Pinkham, Boston.
SUNDAY, July II.
SAILED.
Sch Corene, Nickerson Fall River
Sch Gazene, Pool, Boston.
- MONDAY, July 49,
Brig Druid, Parsons, Baltimore
Brig Albion Cooper, Colburn, Jacksonv,Ile
Brig Telegraph, (Br) M'Donald Prince Edward Island
Sch Coral, Cook, New York.
TUEsDAY. July 10.
Sch Planet, Preble, Prince Edward island.
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Ironing made Easy,

DY the Of the Patent Self-eating Smoothing Iron
I'D with saving Of patience discomfort and fuel result
long sought for by various Inventions but found till
1t needs but satisfy the most sceptca
For sale by ii. l.. CHAMBERLAIN,
~ liberal discount made to the trade
Bath, June IA. 81 Front St., foot of Elm.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Bride Pressey, Of and from Rockland for New York.
with me while beating through Hurgate morn Of 18th got
ashore Grdiron rock Immediately took FIRE and was
burnt up.
Sch Planet Prebe Prince Edward Island went ashore at
Fiddler's Reach capsized and filed
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FATAL CUNNING ACCIDENTAL young man
named Ezra Durgin, of South Berwick, while
cunning, on Friday, accidentally discharged
his gun, and the whole charge entered his neck
and came out at the back Of his head, killing
him instantly.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-21

HARPER's MAGAZINE. We have not re-
ceived the July No of this periodical. We
cannot get along without it. Win the publish
ers please forward?
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Shcrif's Sale.

INCOLN IS. July l. 1858. Taken on execution and
IL will be sold public auction, Wednesday, the third
day Of August next at ten o'clock in the forenoon at tne
premises all the right which George H. Green oil Batn IN
said county, has by virtue of bond from Robert d. Nc
Kown to the lot of land and buildings situate in Bath afore-
said and bounded souherly by Arch Street. and west by
Roland Fisher north by George Harvey, ana cas-. oy
Samuel D. IIaiey N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-21

FIRE. The house of Mrs. Geo. p Merrill, on
Middle St., was slightly damaged by fire on
Monday afternoon last.
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HAVING. The farmers in this vicinity are
forward in their haying, and have been unusn-
ally favored by good weather. The crops
are not SO heavy as was anticipated, owing to
the want Of rain. The quality is good, but
the quantity will not be much more than las,
year.-Let0iSton ADD
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-21

R The Ellsworth Freeman cautions the
public against one dollar bills on the Ellsworth
Bank, altered to fives. In this altered bill the
figure one upon the right hand corner and the
one upon the lower left hand corner were torn
of-and the large figure five in the body Of the
genuine bill is of black ink with the word fire
printed In the top. but in the altered bill it is
of pale red INK and not as large as on the genu-
inc. The vignette in the lower right hand
corner Of the ones is lone female and in the
genuine fves is large figure five with five fe-
Majestic one at the top is represented as hold
ing the scales of Justice.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

Cleanses the head from Dandru and its natural impure
ties and Badness after many years standing The
Kathairon restored my hair after badness Of II years
Yours, &c, A. JAY CoURTMGHT, rs Bond st., N. Y.
Asuperlave article for dressing the hair Price only rs
ceut4, and sold everywhere. M
" ID. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway,N. Y.
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We know large man in this city who is
always snort-slghted directly he spies out a
poor reiatlon' ana yet drop bank-note at his
feet, and you will see how very quickly he
will pick itup.
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Read! Read
Over $50 Bottles are daily manufactured and
sold of
CLARKE'S VEGETABLE
Sherry Wine RitterS.

And sin The cry is more! more! more! we sup
is because tney made of ROOTS and HERBS,
which 10 do good and never do injury: such
a Rock Rose, Wintergreen, Sarsapa ra, Dock Root,
Dandeliou, Wild Cherry, Pricky Ash, Thoroug hwori,
Poplar Bark, &c, the great remedies for eakness
Loss OF Appetite, Liver Complaints and an unhealthy
of the stomach, bowels and blood The ladies all
like them for they make clear skin, rosy cheeks and
good health, and nice TO he taste 10 be really
delicious and oil say'I love them for they bound
TO do me good.
Sold everywhere for the low price Of % cents for a
pint bottle and 40 only for the mammoth bottle
holding two quarts.
f.. r. CLARKE, Sharon. Mass, Sole Proprietor.
II. X. SMITH X CO.
6nlS Wholesale and retail agents, Elm ST, Bath
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IL Mackerel are now abundant in the bay
Several Of our citizen have made good hauls
recently
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THE subscribers to the stock the Richmond Bank are
requested to meet in the Vestry in Richmond Village,
THURSDAY, July Fl, at six o'clock, p. NJ make choice
Directors and transact any other business that le
gally come before the corporation.
LEMUEL BROWN, Secretary.
Richmond, July 5, 1853 2w3
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SPOKEN.

July O. lat 40 90 Ion 46 IL ship Genoa, of Bath
I'm New, York London; Telegraphed The cid 3D.
and probably in lon Ga 10.
June I, lat 80 "a, Ion So ship Humphrey, Merrill FIN
New Orleans for Bremen.
July lat 26 40 Ion 65 So passed brig Ocean Bird,
FIN York for Curacao.
July lat 81 80 lon ~ 15 ship Clinton, Murphy Is days
from Orleans for Liverpool.
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20 Cacios, one of the Turks Islands was
visited by heavy rains last month, and large
quantity Of salt was destroyed.
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Air Furnaces and Ranges,
Twiggs Hair DYE and Tonic.

THE best article in for restoring gray hair 10 te
original color and for the prevention and cure Of
badness, prepared and FOR sale BY
". MATHEWS,
Bath, March %, 1859. Sagadahock Building.
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Found.

GOLD PENCIL. The have the same by
Il proving property and paying charges application to
JAMES MCCLELLAN.
Bath July g. 1883 3w3
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TUST received from New Bedford, 5 bbs Blc1ched
u spring Sperm Oil 10 bbIs beached spring Whale
OIL; boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamanine, do
TOBACCO-Featherstone, Wood gate, and Pollard
brands For sale by ID. Il l.. PATTEN.
May IL. as