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PORT OF BATH.

SATURDAY, Nov. 49,
ARRIVED.
Brig Berry, Pelton, Georgetown, SC.
Sch Merom, Chase, Maitland, MS.
CLEARED.
Ship Clinton Murphy, Turks Island.
SUNDAY, Nov. 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Farmer, Andrews, Rockland.
Sch Georgia, Pettingl, Savannah.
Belov-Sch Planter, Thomas, New York for Rockland.
SAILED. - ..
Ship Gauntlet, (new) Borland, Mobile
Brig Rivulet (new) Senter, Havana.
MONDAY, Nov. 81.
ARRIVED.
Brig Harriet, Spear, Virginia,
Brig Orizava, Morse, Bucksville G.
Brig Julia Payson, Giles, Philadelphia
Brig Porto Rico, -, Boston.
CLEARED.
Ships Phaton (new 1883 tons) Spooner Boston; Henry
Reed new of Hallowel $50 tons Dearborn st John, NIB
THURSDAY, Nov. IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hyias Howes, Boston.
Sch Garden, Pratt, Boston.
Sch Gazelle, Poole, Boston.
Sch Resolution, Rolings, Boston.
Sch Conclusion, -, Boston.
Sch Mary Ann, Qm below -, Boston.
FRIDAY, Nov. IS.
Sch Ellen Nancy, (Br) Crane, St JOhn NIB.
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EThe Portsmouth Gazette saws

90 Hon. Edmund Burke styles large por-
ton Of the Democratic press of this State his
'assailants.' We remember when the whig
and abolition press occupied this position to
wards the honorable gentleman; now they
seem to have changed front, and copy with
approval and delight nearly all of his pungent
and severe political articles. Who has chan
ged-the Wing press, Mr.. Burke, or the Dem
Ocratic newspapers ofthe State! Surely there
Is something rotten in Denmark when a prom
inent man who boasts of his veteran democrat
cy receives the favors and attention of the
wings and is 'assailed by majority of the
Democratic press
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saved in pocket some twOor three hundred dollars physi
clans fees.
This testimony give with the greatest pleasure and
hope It may DO something towards making these invaluable
Pills known to all who suffering with liver complaint
WILLIAM HISS, Traveller in Western New York.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. McLASEs
ohhkBRATED LIVER Pills. and take eise There are
other Pills. purportng to be Liver Pills. before the pub
lc Dr. MLanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated Vermi
fuge can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada.
BURR PERRY, COrnhnl Boston, General Agents for
New England. A q Page, Agent, Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally. IVA @4af iatHf7
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0Gutbs.

In this city, 18th inst Of typhoid fever Miss Emily To-
hey, aged IL years months.
In this city, Thomas Henry Reed, aged 10 years.
In this city, 10Th inst Michael Kelley aged years.
In Brunswick, 18th inst, Mrs. Mersa Rodick, aged SO
years, reict OF the late Mr. John Rodick.
In Jefferson Mrs Hannah, wife Of Deacon Asa Hagget
aged Al years.
In Augusta 14th inst, Mrs. Elizabeth b. wife Of Mr. Oh
liver G. Hussey of Nantucket aged 81.
At sea, Oct. 25, board brig Nancy Plaisted the
passage from Franklin La to New York. Mr. John Gibson,
Of Pittston, seaman.
Lost overheard from schooner Charlie & Willie, the
passage from York River Damariscota, Robert Kelley,
Of Boothbay, seaman
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1t Is known TO our readers that the Hon.
stephen A. Douglas, one of the Senators OF
the United States from Illinois, has been abb
sent from his own beloved country for several
months, making the tour of Europe, and his
return to his native land, and to his residence
IN this city, has been announced In our Jour-
nal.
Judge Douglas is the perfect Embodiment of
a true-hearted American citizen. Like many
other statesmen of the land who have shed
lustre upon their country's history, he who
now in part so ably represents the sovereignty
of Illinois in the higher branch OF the national
legislature had but few advantages for intel
lectual culture in early life. The high men
tai powers with which he was so sinpularlv
gifted he eagerly embraced every leisure mo-
ment to improve; and such was the progress
he made, lit is universally conceded that the
Judge is eImlnentlya man of progress,) that he
soon became distinguished, not only for his
talents, but for his attalnments in letters.
He is the Trainer, the architect, of his own
fortunes. The once skilful mechanic has since
sdva"tageously figured as an eloquent advo-
cate, learned ,jurist, an able statesman, and
throughout the extended and still extending
simi@ OF our country he is esteemed as a de-
voted American patriot. We love to dwell
~lPOAA ~aS suCHAcNIucHJS Cl l1IiIu, dIu IL Is OuI
delight to honor the aristocracy of genius >
but the only object we had in view when we
commenced writing was to introduce, by
line or two, a few extracts from the Paris cor
respondent of the. Cincinnati Gazette. =
These extracts we subloin
&c Mr.. Douglas has just returned from an
extensive tour, which embraced Italy, Greece,
Syria, Turkey, Russia, Prussia, Belgium, and
France. He leaves here Thursday, and, trav-
cling through Scotland and Ireland, will take
steamer at Liverpool on the 10Th of this month
for the United States. He looks well, has
enjoyed his trip, and is ehock full Of good
stories, startling adventures, and Intervention
arguments, with (which to astonish the natives
at the next sitting of Congress-
Mr.. Douglas travelled over the principal
part Of Russia in a long carriage, which trav-
elled night and day at the rate of eight and
ten miles an hour. 1t contained sleeping
room and a kitchen, SO that he seldom LETT it.
He penetrated to the confines Of Tartary,
where grand annual fair was going on, at
which there were three hundred thousand per-
sons-Siberians. Russians, Austrians, Cal
muck Tartars, Circassians, Georgians, Turks,
and Persians.
The Judge arrived at Smyrna the day after
the Koszta affair, and he describes the excite
ment as beyond anything he had ever SEEM
The enthusiasm for our government all over
the country amounts to a mania. p Washing
ton Union.
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kMosr EXTRAORDINARY CURE EXPECTED BY
DrsM,IAhe's Celebrated vermifuge.

NEW YORK, March 10, 1882.
~ This Is TO certify that have been troubled for al
most four years with choking sensation sometimes bad
almost to suocate me employed two regular phys-
clans, but to purpose was then persuaded to try
bottle Of DR.. MLanes Celebrated vermfuge took two
tea spoonsfu at Dose soon began operate when
it made thorough work. q had regular factory
within me) should judge brought away from me some
quarts of worms; they had the appearance having
bursted took the remainder of the bottle at two doses
The was it brought about quart all chopped
to pieces. L now feel like different person.
The above is from widow lady, fortysix years Of age
resident of this city For further particulars public
are referred Mrs Hardie No Manhattan place. or to f.
L. Theal Druggist corner Of Ruger and Monroe
" Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DR. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, and take none else. All
other Vermuges in comparison, are worthless DR. Nc
Lanes genuine Vermuge also his Celebrated Liver Pills
all the respectable Drug Stores in tn
United States and Canada.
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=
Cid 18th, ship Arlington, Ryan, Liverpool
New YOrk-Cd 18th, ship Conquerer, Boutelle, Liv-
erpool
Ar 18TH ships Delaware Patten, Bremen Emma Fields,
Crowen, Liverpool
Ar 10th, ship Charlotte Reed, Ewel, London banks
Gobe, Blair, Bordeaux; Sarah Ann Orr Newport E. Tor
Gloucester.) ~
Ar 2Oth ships Sea Lion, Hall, Hamburg VIM Cooper,
Landerkn, Newcastle, L.
Bost0m-Ar 18th ship VIM Patten, Of Richmond,
Decker, Newcastle Sd ut Downs 10th sch John Colby,
Wiscasset
Cid, schs Henrietta, Baker, Richmond Adelne stearns,
Bath H f.
Cid 18th, bark VIM NJ Harris, Tary, Rockand schs ]
Counce, Seavey, Thomaston; Arenzamend, Fletcher,
Bath.
Ar Goth, brig Virginia, Of Richmond Adams, Yicomico
River. Sid 18th, bark Emma Lincoln; brig Leontine.
Bath "A. n
PortIand-Ar 18th, brig Orzava, Morse, Bucksville,
G, for Bath fa uff ST .ltl 4-
GIOucester-Ar 16th sch Oregon, New York for Bath.
Salem-Ar 18th, brig Com Stewart, Bishop, Phiadel-
pha for, Bath. H& ~ --
Holmes HOle-In port 1Sth 9 A M, sch William,
Dunton, chesapeake, and Others
NewPOrt-Ar 10th, schs Charlie Willie, Virginia,
for Damarscota; Challenge, Thomaston for Virginia
POrtsln nth-Ar below 10th, schs WARRIOR Rockland
for New York; John Bell, Boston for Rockland
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Deal Sd Marshfeld, Torrey, New Orleans.
Sid FIN Portsmouth 1Sth Am Congress, Tim London) New
York.
Cid at Bristol I'd, Katahdin, Eustis, New Orleans.
Sid FIN Bremerhaven 31s ult, Union, Pennel, and New
England, Orr, York.
Ar at Havre I'd inst, Richard Morse Dinsmore York
Ar at Giberaltar 25h, Hathorn, Brown Alexandria
At Calcutta Sept IL, ships Meteor, Pike Boston, 60
ing into dock same day Milton, Barry, for do
At Smyrna 10th ult, ship Havana, Adams for New Yorl
few days. .D--f ffH 1s -gr
AT Malaga 10th u brig Choctaw, Burton, to load fol
Boston.
At Havana Sth inst bark Odd Fellow Elliott for Sierra
223 briggs Manic Thorndike, for Cardenas
molasses for Boston, chartered It'll at 34ths carries 400
Mechanic, Merrymar, disg. - s.--. --s a- So
Sid 1st ship Marathon Vandyke, New York.
Sid I'm Cronstadt 21st ut, ship Champion, Drew Boston
Ar at Cardenas 31st ut brig Sea Bird, Orr, Portland
Ar at Mramicha 9Th Inst ship Tranquebar, Harvard
Bath.
Ar'at Matanzas LIST inst. bark Corinthian, Edgecomb
Bath, H~ E .H~
Ar at Liverpool Sd, Continent, Drummond, New York
Sid 21st ult, Cambria, Perry, New York.
Adv, Geo Washington, Comings for New York 9th
Southampton, do 10th Rockawcy, for New Orleans 18th
Old Dominion, do with despatch. " Il fs
Ent for ldg LIST ints Old Dominion, Sampson and jose
phine, Jameson, New Orleans
ADV at Havre Sd inst, G Patten, for New Orleans
Adv at Bordeaux I'd inst, Ellen Maria for New Orleans
Arco Iris, for New York. f-Ai t' ' -
Ar at Port Phillip Australia Aug 81 bark Nmrod Mich
OILS, New York AID 30, Rio Janerio, July II.
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NO WONDER he WAS THANKFUL.

ROCHESTER, Oct. 49, 1852.
u GENTLEMES-Ilaving experienced the beneficial eff
fects Of Dr. MLanes Celebrated Liver Pills. take great
pleasure in recommending them the public feel war
ranted in saying that they certain cure for liner
complaints and all bilious diseases, matter how diff
cult long standing. myself afflicted with this
dreadful disease for two years. oh how tbankh
that heard of these Pills. purchased of one Of
your agents three boxes and before had finished the third
box, vas completely cured verify believe but for DIR
MLanes Liver Pills, should have been in my grave;
but is enjoying the best of health and stand
living witness Of the efficiency of DR.. MLanes's Liver
Pills. Beside recovered my health consider that have
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Wing RESIGNATION IN VERMONT. A wing
editor ia Vermont adapts himself to the change
that has. receatly come over the Green Noun
taias Of Vermont as follows. He appears to
have the faculty so prevalent with wing edi-
tors, of adapting himself to circumstances =
"We have. at last locofoco governor.
John S. Robinson, of Bennington, All old
bunker, with a shell of adamant, TO use the
political nomenclature of sister State, has
been Invested by the legislature with the ex-
elusive authority Of Vermont for The easuing
year- As good citizens we are boand to sub
matt eheerfulIy TO the dispensation, and kiss the
rod with which we have been smitten. The
chastisement, we admit, is severe; but if, as
the clergy say, it is properly improved it
will be full Of instruction for the future, and
we shall be- wiser men and better citizens for
the afficiioh weshaye suffered: re-
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HE undersigned, having been appointed by the Honor
able Judge of Probate for the County of Lincoln Com
missoners to receive and examine the claims Of creditors
to the estate of William Walker late Of Bath in said coun
y deceased represented nsoven hereby give notice that
six months from the seventh day of November A. D. 1853
have been allowed to said creditors to bring in and prove
their claims and that will attend to the service assigned
at the Office e J. 8. SewaI in Bath Saturday the
18th day Of December next and Saturday. the 3lst day
OF December next the Saturday u the months
of January, February March and April 1854 at from
two to four O'clock in the afternoon each of said days
JACOB s. SEWALL, lco.......--.
J. ELLSWORTH, commissioners
Bath, Nov.16, 1853 3w22
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Piano Forte Tuning.

MR. CALVIN EDWARDS, OF Portland, will vieit this
Mcy every fortnight, aud tune Pianos for all persons
who may desire. Mr. r. wards has been for many
years Iau factWer of Pianos which are not sur
passedby any mIde an hIs reputation as a.tuner is
not equalledby any person ia The State.
70 Orders left nj SAWYER Magoun's Bookstore,
will receive prompt attention
Bath, Mar15, 1858. 80
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REMOVAL,

0NHE subscriber takes pleasure In informing ms friends
that owing 10 the steady increase Of his business for
the last five years. has taken the spacious store OH the
corner recently occupied by Field Reed two DORIS north
If his Old stand he hopes by selling good articles,
fair prices his business still continue to increase.
Purchasers are invited to callthey will find assort-
ment good and prices reasonable. j. w. ROBERTS.
Bath Nov. ], 1858. ..a. a ..tf.... ...
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EXCHANGE
On England, Ireland and Scotland.
EDWARDS & BREWSTER,

No. 4 State Street, Boston,
WILL draw BILLS OF exchanges for the sum Of one
w pound and upwards upon Messrs WIGaiN q Co.,
London, charging five dollars the pound sterling, ci
Are perm tied 10 refer in Boston 10
WILLIAM APPLETON e. Co, J 3 IHArha Bro
A L. A LAWRENCE d. Co, > MILLS q ~
~ Hills &c drawn as above current rates
can be had on application 70 f cEWALL;
Bath Dec IA, 1859. zu
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given That the subscriber has been
I duly appointed Administrator of the Low
late of Bath, in the County Of Lincoln, deceased has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bond the
directs And all persons having demands upon the
Of the said deceased required exhibit the all
indebted the said estate called upon to make
payment. JOHN s. BAKER.
Nov. Z. 1853. 3w2
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Ironing made Easy,

DY the Of the Patent SefHeating Smoothing Iron
I'D with saving of patience, discomfort and fuel result
long sought for by various Inventions but found till
1t needs but trial satisfy the scepc-
For sale by ,t H. L. CHAMBERLAIN
II A liberal discount made to the trade.
Bath, June IA. So Front st., foot of Elm.
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a. Nov. ls. A. T. ROBINSON
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Family Groceries.

CHOICE and well selected stock Of FAMILY GROCER
les fresh and NICE just received opened, and now for
sale cheap as be found in this city, consisting in part
follows
Cohees Teas Sugars Of all grades, Candlesalow and
sperm, sperm and Whale Oil, Nut Cocoa Prepared do,
Chocolate Bakers Broma Tapoca sago Corn Starch Po-
tato do Pickles, Ketchups of all kinds Olive Oil, Castor
OIL and large number of other things numerous to
mention. a n RORJNSoN
Corner of Front st. Ferry Wharf Bath Nov. Is. 49,
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

A NEW and beautiful assortment Of Gold and Silver
n Watches Jewel &c. just received and will be sold
cheap. T. III. G.. MARST0N.
Bath, Nov. IL
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ShaWlS /! ShawIS 4!

NENTS' French Bosoms that will equal the finest linen
VI for beauty and durability. Price 81 IL For
sale at A. b. BUTLER'S.
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NEW FALL GOODS!

n -|H NOW opening " the SuDscFlDefs, az The --TT"T
New Granite Store!
THE largest stock of seasonabe Dry Goods offered
this river consisting in part Of Thbes ofevery shade
and price, some very fine Cashmeres All Wool de LANES
Black and Coored Silks Bay State Long and SquareShAws
in great variety, Prints, &C., &c. All invited to
inc our Stock. OWEN CO.
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Gas Burners. Chandeliers. Sc.

lust received, large and extensive assortment OF
y Gas Burners Chandeliers, SC, which offer the
lowest mandatory prices. These fixtures from the
best mandatory, and all warranted. Please call
and examine. s. w. HEATH & co.
Bath, June 4. 81
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Cumberland Coal,

h0r7 TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal supO
w ror article for Backsmiths use, now landing per
steamship Freeman Rawden, from Alexandria, and sale
at my new Coal Yard wharf north Of b. O. Baeys
Bath, June IL, 1858. 81 b. O NEEK6,
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Shorts, Indian and Rye Meal,

ND nice article of Buckwheat for sale by the subscr
n Der. A. t. ROBINSON.
Nov. 16.
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- ECEIvED this day al the store on Elm ST., and
IL for SALE $500 bushels mealng -four. lard box
rasins, smoked beef teas, cofe pickles, &c
&c. &c. Old Hyson Tea, Young do do, OoIong do I,
NiHgyong do, Sperm Oil, Burning FLUID, &c
Bath, Feb2 X X SMITH K co.
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Girl Wanted.

WANTED Immediately honest, capable girl to do the
w work in small family. To such the highest
wages will be paid. Apply at THIS OFFICE
Bath, Nov. "a, 1853. 3w23
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Bows Thick Boots.

THOSE wanting first rate article Of boys and youths
double soed thick Boots, find them at the Store Of
Bath, Sept. 10Th, 1859 j. w. R0BEKT&
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EASTERN TIMES
s. MARINE JOURNAL. Ma

SrINsoN & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agent
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath to Boston Capt
Snson favoraby experienced merchant anC
shipmaster formerly of this city All business entrusted
him will be attended to with prompness and despatch.
ARTHER DONNELL. Agent for Bath
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Polishing Irons,
F the quality just received Also Sad Irons Ena
U Patent Setheating Smoothing Irons, by
Occt IA III L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Notice ia Gas Consumers.

nERSONw who wish to be supplied with Gas By Nle Bath
L Gas Light Company coming autumn and winter,
hereby notified that il necessary 20 make an lmmeats
a,natio Nv entering their tho books VI che
Rt the Of the Treasurer for that purpose,
as M roe9rs can be until the above Toqugon B
Nil with 1t will much facilitate tho operation the
CONTRACTORS who engaged in laying tho service
pipe. .tn CuASs CAAKfs Shf
Bath Sept. 8. Treasurer OF Bath Gas Light Co.
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Sugars.

MUSC0VADOy Havana Brown, Coffee Crushed, Powd4Ye,
W Granulated and Boston Crushed Sugars for sale BY
Bath, June 20. - d. M. GANNETT
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c. The State Of Maine newspaper has not
ventured . word on politics since the great
spIurge it.made on the removal Of Bronson.
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Remnants De LANES.

ONE those fine Remnants De LANES, received
" and for sale at A. b. BUTLER'S
Bath, Sept. IA, 1853 .tl. .-f
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DUELLING. Travelling in stage-coach,
Professor v got into an argument with
fellow-tTaveller about duelling, the necessity
of which the professor strenuously denied
The other stoutly maintained it, and insisted
that there were many cases which could be
decided only by a duel.
4 deny that said the professor.
'Poh!' exclaimed the other; quite clear
Why, what else can you do! Here are you
and talking together and suppose we get
into a warm argument, and ] say to you, you
lie . what can you do thenl You must fight
me-there's no other remedy
8 1 deny it, replied the professor, with pro-
voking coOlness.'
why he again replied, 'if you say to me,
"you lie!" 1 should say, "Prove it," If you
prove it, do lie and if you don't prove it,
it's you that lie. And there is an end Of the
matter.
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Powder.

TIHE subscriber has on hand, and will be constantly
supplied with BLASTING POWDER, which he offers for
sale, wholesale and retail Also, large supply OF
FUSE. l, WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, May 81, 1858. soft
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APPOINTMENTS IN New YoRK.-Those
factionists who are constantly denouncing the
administration on account of its appointments,
represent that much the largest portion of the
principal offices in New York have been con-
tered upon the barnburners,' or those who
opposed Gen. Cass in I84S. To oppose this
constantly reiterated falsehood, the Washing
ton Union has published the names and politi-
cal complexion in 1913, of all the principal
officers appointed in New York. From this
1t appears that of the 35 principal officers,
Exclusive Of Postmasters,1 26 were Cass men
being about three-fourths of the whole num-
Der; and of the Al principal Postmasters, 81
were Cass men-being over three-fourths.-
Yet the Hards are continually complaining
that they have not got their share OF Offices
N. H. Patriot
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Oil and Candles,

lust received from New Bedford, S bills BEe6ehed
y spring Sperm Oil (; 10 bbls beached spring Whsle
OIL; boxes Wax Candles; 10 boxes Adamanline, de-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wood gate, and Pollard
brands. For sale by D ( l.. PATTEN. -
May ~. IS
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House PAPERS and Borders.

LARGE and well selected stock of House Papers.
n Borders, Fire Board Patterns, Window Shades
and Fixtures. Tor sale al low prices by
40 SAWYER & MAGOUN, Booksellers.
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SPOKEN.
Music Lessons.

Oct "a, lat A 49, Ion So &c. ship Richard Mors
FIN New York for Havre with loss of foretopgallanmast
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Hardware, Cutlery, SO.
MITCHELL Low.

Y EEP constantly hand and for SALE large and supe
IN rior Of Hardware, Edge Tools, Saws, Car
peners Tools Of every description at the lowest prices for
cash. Also, constantly hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &C., &C. 80
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AccOrdeOns and Flutinas,
Hardware, Glass, Cutlery, &c.

THE subscriber would inform the citizens Of BAH
IL and viciniIyIha he has Iaken the recently
occupied by Kendall, Richardson & Co., where be-
oilers good assOFIHe Of Hardware House Furnish
ing and Finishing Goods Also, large assortment
Of ;arpencrS Tools. The patronage Of the public 10
solicited raal .f HENRY NJ. BOVEY.
April H. ma Front 81 Bath.
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Clocks! ClOcks!! Clocks Ill
A REATvariety, for sale cheap by +1l -
n Sept2S. r.. III. G.. MARSTON-
Ladies'! !.

TT good Husband is desirable and happiness I'm the
Marriage state the great idea, be and yclr
WEDDING CAKE Of us, for never knew n 70 faat ~
sure and give plenty or time to make y VI. -. a
3m20 -7 ROBINSON bKOIhEK
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Pure Ground Java & W. /. Coffee.

CHOCOLATE, Cocoon and SheIIz; Cream OF Tartar,
- Ginger, Pepper, anda general assortment OF Spfe
e, fresh from The Lynn MiHs; Mustard, PeppersaMee
ketchups and Pickles, RaiSns in DO xes aud half do ;
STEWARDS and Eas Boston refined white and yellow
Sugars and Syrups, Soap in box es also Starch in do
Boston and Portland ronmd Rock Salt; dried cod6sA
and herring, for sale by Dr. H. PATTEN,
May 4, 1853 4U