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REMOVAL.

HE subscriber takes pleasure in informing his friends
that owing TO the steady increase Of
the last five years. he has taken the spacious the
corner recently occupied by Field Reed doors north
OF MS old stand where he hopes by selling good articles at
far prices, his business may still continue to increase
Purchasers invited to cal-they win find the
ment good and prices reasonable. j. W. ROBERTS.
Bath Nov. l, 1858.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt, No, IS Suffolk ST., snys
OfDr. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills:

OF Being unwe, and not knowing whether it proceeded
from arrangement Of the liver merely Mysteries, was
persuaded to purchase box of DR. MLANE'S CELE-
DRAFTED LIVER PILLS, and before had used them all,
was entirely relieved. am enjoying perfect health,
and cheerfuly Dr. MLanes Celebrated Liver
Pills to all similarly afflicted.
New York, March Is, 1852
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. MCLANEs
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, and take else. There
other Pills. purporng to be Liver Pills. before the pub
lic Dr. MLanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated Vermi-
uge now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada.
BURR PERRY, Cornhil, Boston, General Agents for
New England. A G Page, Agent, Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally.
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BARK Harwood, Of Bath, Goodwin from Newport r for
Portsmouth, va, with railroad ron went ashore 22d inst
on Wacnsprg shoaes and sank in the her decks
DIg ~ Of Maldoboro, Fuller FIN Georgetown
Sc for Portsmouth with lumber was abandoned at
date; crew saved and taken to Savannah.
She was abandoned list inst, SO miles ESE of Tybee
Ship John Calhoun of Bath, which was ashore At Mus
quash and got of, sold at St john NIB both inst 70
Gen Veazie, Of Bangor, for $4,000. =
Bark Quinnebaug Jenkins 10 DIS FIN Savannah for Nan
tes with TIMBER owed into Charleston oath inst dis
mased in the late hurricane lat 80 lon 20 TO- the 10Th
thrown her beam ends when the foremost cast
away, and took with it the other causing her leak
badly and doing other damage.
Sch Gertrude Horton, FIN New York for Boston, put into
Portsmouth harbor 9th inst distress with loss
boat and fOresa and cargo shifted in the gale of Monday
In Boston Bay; also much damaged in hull spars and
rigging.
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MURDER. While Captain E. Pendleton,
and one Of the hands Of the sloop Everlina,
were hauling her in TO wharf few days since
they discovered something floating in the
water, which proved to be the body of dead
infant An inquisitiOn was taken before cor
oner d. M. Mitchell, and the following verdict
rendered That the said child was murdered
soon after its birth and thrown into the water
by some person or persons to the jury IN
known.-ROckla,ad Gazette.
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OF superior quality, expressly fitted lr burning COAL tho
" equally wei adapted wood; also furnished with
style which passes o into the a the
generated BY boiling and frying. Please call and examine,
IT, II. CIIAMRERLAIN'S Rogers Hnck.
August ,.
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APPoNTMENT-Hon. A. Treat, late coIlec-
tor of this port, has entered upon the duties of
deputy collector and inspector, at Frankfort
The appointment is from collector Sewell, at
Bangor, Frankfort being in that district. Frank.
fort has now become one Of our most important
ports. During the winter, especially, when the
whole commercial business Of the port above is
done there, there is much to be, and we pre-
sumo an additional officer will be appointed
BeIaa Journal.
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Temperance Meeting

The Citizens next Temperance Meeting will be at the
CITY HALL on Monday evening next Nov 7th O'Clock.
Statistics and facts respecting prosecutions convictions,
nnes @c III TINS place. under the late qour law, the
Der Of grog shops and owners of the buildings will
for share of notice. well the comparative progress
the Temperance Cause generally by different speakers.
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n ew Fall Goods,
From New York and Boston.
A. B. BUTLER.

JAS just received splendid assortment FALL and
LII WINTER GOODS, which he will sell cheap for Cash.
Consisting in part Of the following articles;
Black and Blue Silk Velvets, for Capes
Beautiful Cashmere Shawls,
Long and Square Wooen Shawls,
Black Italian Dress Silks, at all prices,
Fancy Dress Silks,
Thibets, variety of colors and prices,
Cashmeres, do do do do
Lyonese Cloths, at very low prices
Black Alpnes and Apaccas, full assortment,
Mohair Lustres, various shades,
Plaided Thibets, beautiful styles,
Plaided Raw Silks
Plain Wool DeLaines, all colors,
Cotton and Wool do, great variety,
Figured Persian Cloths rich styles,
Plain French Figured Salisbury Pladed, and Fall assert
ment White Fannes,
White Blue, Red and Blue Mixed do,
Broadcloths Cassimeres Doeskns, SatRets and Taors
Trimmings
Ladies BrOadciOth for Coaks Ladies Cloths, for do all
colors.
Plain and Checked Cambrics at all prices,
Linens and White Goods, of all kinds,
Laces, Edgings Insertings, Cambria and Muslin Bands
Collars, Wrought Handkerchefs, Grass Cloth do, &c,
Large assortment of Hosiery, from the best MAKERS
Also Kid Foase, Cashmere and other kinds Ladies' and
Gents Gloves.
All Colors of Wooden Yarn.
&c.
ALso-Trmming Goods, Frnges, Gimps, Braid, Galloon,
Velvets Buttoes Of all kinds and sorts.
Counterpanes, all sizes, cheap
ALso-Gernan Worsteds, single and double Zephyr do
all colors; all kinds of materials working Worsteds al
ways hand.
ALso-Beached and Brown sheetngs and shirtings
Drillings, Denims Striped Shirng Cotton Fannes Best
kind Battings,
DeLaine Remnants, &c.
The above Goods bought CASH and will be sold
CHEAP
Customers please call in and see our Goods and will
guarantee to please YOU. A. b. BUTLER,
Bath, Oct. 1853.
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Lectures.

DIR. PARSONS, lately from the South will give course
OF four Lectures, at the CITY HAIL. commencing Tuesday
evening" Nov s, at O'Clock, the cultivation Of the soil
at the South, schools, state Of society, courts of justice
temperance and Slavery.
Lectures free and to continue Wednesday, Thursday
Friday evenings.
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u Persons calling for letters, will please mention they
advertised 70 The postage of each adUetiscd Let
ter, cent lctU be added.
JOSEPH C. SNOW, p NJ
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PORT OF BATH.

FRrDAY, Oct. %.
ARRIVED.
Ship Clinton, Murphy, Liverpool As days has had
strong westerly gales during the passage but sustained no
damage.
SAILED.
Ship Cynosure, (new) Tucker, Mobile
Ship John Fyfe, (new) GRAHAM, New York.
SATURDAY, Oct. %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Garden, Pratt, Boston,
Scn Prest Jackson, Sylvester, Boston.
sen Andrew jackson, Pierce, Rockland.
SAILED.
Sch Somerset, Perry, Virginia.
Sch Watervlle, Gill, Boston
Sch Iiylas, Fogg, do
Sch Gazelle, Pool, do
CLEARED
Sch Sarah Lucy, Morton, Key West
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Of the patterns which warrcn to give satsac
ton all in want would invite to call and examine
All Of which will be sold at fair prices by
WATSON 4 PENNEL.
Oct. 90. Broad st. Bath.
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White Beaver Hats,


0F superior quality, for sale ~
" July 20. L. s. FISHER
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NEW FALL GOODS!

~" OI10IIIIg Dy Ilt SUBSTITUTES, at Tie
New Granite Store.
THE largest stock of seasonabe Dry Goods ever offered
on this river consisting in part of Thibets ofevery shade
and price, some very ne Cashmeres, All Wool de Lanes
Black and Coored Silks Bay State Long and Square Shaws
in great variety, Prints, &C., &c. All invited
inc our Stock. OWEN l. CO.
Bath, Nov. l.
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ga GENTS

TOR GENUINE JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS FOUR
of POCKET KNIVES with six blades from the best
English and American Makers. Rodgers, Braithwaiths
0 other good makers SCISSORS Of every descrip-
ton. r. IIeinsch's, and Leonard 4 Wendt's Patent
TAILORs' SHEARS AND SCISSORS.
Knives and Forks, and Table Cutlery
or all kinds RAZ0RS in great variety. English, Ger
man and American SKATES-LADIEs SKATES, and gen
assortment Of American and Foreign Cutlery in all its
branches For Sale at Wholesale and Retail by MARTIN
L. BRADFORD, 142 Washington Street, Three doors North
of the Old South Church, Boston, 1m1S
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03

A 7. ROBINSON is prepared to put up SHIP and
"a FAMILY STORES at short notice, as he has all these
articles constantly on hand.
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Brig Cardiff Boyd I'm Havana for Bristol RI before re-
ported at Wilmington, NC, in distress, had been
beam ends 10th inst lat 80 lon rs As lost deck load
molasses mainmast foretopmas and sails and did other
damages must discharge and repair.
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EASTERN TIMES
81 MARINE JOURNAL. IS

STINsoN Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Snson is avoraby known experienced merchant and
shipmaster formerly of this CITY, All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with prompness and despatch
ARTHER DONNELL, Agent for Bath
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On such Subjects the Testimony of Woman
SHOULD BE CONCL sIvE.
New YORK. August 2, 1858.
~ Mrs. Clute, Of No. 272 Second street, believing her
child, about three years DID, be troubled with worms
purchased a bottle of Dr.. MLANE's CELEBRATED VERu
FUcE and gave two spoonsfu which had the effect of
causing the child to discharge large number Of
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
NEW
Auction and Commission St0re (!

rNHE undersigned has taken the TWO SOUTH STORES
in NOSES BLOCK Front Street, in which he has
opened a new suite Of Auction and Commission Rooms,
where he has now on and will be constantly receiving
for AUCTION and Private sales, rich variety Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
or Foreign and Domestic manufacture which will sold at
astonishingy low prices. He would invite particular
ton
Invoices Of Ladies' Fall and Winter Goods such as
Apaccas, DeI.aines, Thbets, Lyoneses, &c.
Invoices of Rich Black Dress Silks Lining Silks, Black
and Coored Sewing Silk, Lace Vels &c.
Invoices of Prints, of Merimack Hamilton Cochecho,
Manchester Imported and other manufacture.
Invoices Of Linen Goods such fine Bleached Linens,
L. C. Hdkfs Table Covers, Napkins Diapers Crashes &C.
Invoices of Domestic Goods, such Tickings Denims
Drilling Jeans Beached and Brown Sheetngs Shirtings &c
Invoices of Flannes-A Wool, Domet, Shaker and Cot
ton Flannes-white and Coored.
Invoices of and Hosiery, for Ladies' and Gents
wear.
Invoices Of Embroideries such Collars Bands Hdkfs
Edgings Inserting, &c.
Invoices of Ribbons and Millinery Goods
Invoices of Furnishing Goods, such Readymade Cloth
Invoices of Sundres such Threads, Buttons Table and
Pocket Cutlery Razors Port Monaes, Brushes small
fancy articles IN great variety
ALSO-Invoices OF Cloths such German TwIed Broad
cloths English and American do French and German Doe
SKINS Union do, Satinets, Vesngs, Tweeds, &C., &c.
Invoices of Shaws and Blankets Remnants DeLanes &C.
Pedars Country Merchants Merchant Taiors and others
who make small wholesale purchases, will find it for their
interest to call before purchasing.
NJ Ladies' Department separate from the Auction
Room. n
Terms in all cases CASH. unless varied by special
ment; and all goods will be offered too low figure to
admit Of discount object aimed at being QUICK SALES
rather than large profits
MOSES NEW BRICK BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
Bath, Oct. 1853. J. 7. GILMAN.
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Auction Sales.
Clothing and Wool Blankets
ATT ATCTUnN

THE subscribers will sell Auction, their Auction
Store, on THU SDAY EVENING, Nov g. at Y O'Clock
Overcoats Sack Coats Dress and Frock Coats Pants
Wool Shirts and Draws, together with large stock Of
WOOL BLANKETS and Bay State Long and Square
SHAWLS. OWEN & Co Auct,s
L.
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Last Call.

LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber, by or
II count, requested c. ca and settle Immediately.
he wishes to close up his accounts without delay
This is the last call. WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, May 27, 1853. Soft
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Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
MITCHELL Low.

EEP constantly on hand and for SALE large and supe
IN rior assortment Of Hardware Edge Tools Saws, Car
penters Tools of every descriptions the lowest prices for
cash. Also, constantly hand Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps &C., &c. 80
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Auction Notice.

TIME subscriber at his spacious Rooms In Moses new
Block will personally attend to the sale Of all kinds Of
Merchandise entrusted to his and he would respect
Ilv offer his services Anctoneer IN the all kinds
of Rea Estate vessels Corporation Stocks Stocks Of M
chandise Household Furniture and in Sheriff, Assignee
and Administrators sales, Sc He hopes. by fdetyIto
business prompttess in settlements and moderation IN
charges to merit share Of patronage. j. 4. GILMAN
REFERENCES.
Nlagoun Clapp ! s. H. Colesworthy, Portland.
z Hyde Co, Bath John PhiIbrick Boston.
w. is O. Moses, Abel TomPkins, a. DW
Bath, Oct. 1855 As
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THE first Lecture of the will be delivered at the
City Hail. this, Wednesday evening, Nov. 2, by WEN
DELL PHILLIPS, Esq. commencing at O'Clock.
Subject" THE LOST ARTs.n
Tickets for sale at Sawyer Magoun's Sin
gle Tickets II IL cts. E. S. j. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03
Oil and Candles.

JUST received from New Bedford, bbs Blelched
y spring Sperm Oil 10 bbIs bieached spring Whale
on; boxes Wax Candies 10 boxes Adamanlne, do
, rOBACCO-Feaiherstone Wood gale, and Pollard
brands For sale by D. y l.. PATTEN.
May IL. 4S
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% Spoford's Block, in ROckland, has been
destroyed by fire.
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1900 Book Agents Wanted
1000 Dollars a Year!
Picked up at Sea.

HREE rasts between eighty and ninety feet iongore
forty-five feet Also pieces Of hard wood timber
As feet long we're picked up at sea on the I'm nat by
scbr Henri of Westpcrt. The can have the
IN proving properly and paying charges application
~ pms mi JAMES McCARTT.a
Uss,nort Oct H. 1858. SwIS.
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SPOKEN.

Oct %, off Frying Pan Shoals, ship Della Maria FIN
New York for Charleston.
Oct g, Lat 36 lon H. brig Marcia, AIen FIN Boston
Savannah: supplied with water.
Sept D. lat p 81 lon q 46, ship Clara Ann FIN Cardiff
New York.
Sept 80, lat AZ, lon a. bark Emma Lincoln Bartlett from
London for Boston.
40 2S lon TO- bark Brunett of Waldoboro, FIN
Key West Sd inst for London.
Oct H. lat As To- lon As So ship Charles Jane, (of Bah
Oliver from York for Dunkirk.
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Flour and Rive,

RECEIVED per Sch NormahaI-for sale by
Bath. June |. 1888. soft
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Pure Ground Java & WI. Coffee.

CHOCOLATE, Cocoa and Shells Cream OF Tartar,
Ginger, Pepper, and general assortment OF Spie.
es, fresh from the Lynn Mills; Mustard, Peppersauce
hetchups and Pickles, Raisins i'll boxes and half do
Stewards and Easl Boston refined white and yellow,
sugars and Syrups, Soap III box also Starch in do
Boston and Portland Ground Rock Salt; dried Goldfish
aud herring, for sale by ID. &I.PATTEN.
May 4, 1853. 46
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I;YCEUM.

ICKETS for the of Lectures about to commence
| are now ready and be procured at SAWYER
MAGOITN,S bookstore, at the following rates:
For TWO DOLLARS worth and upwards, at the rate Of
II tickets TO dollar. uf -.
cents per ticket. -ii
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office uncalled for,
hath, NOV. q, 1858.

ttfkCttCtCU
bath, Nov. q, 1850.
GentIemen's List.
Adams John Merryman Capt.
Abbot Charles Mathews Lorenzo
Avery Mitchell Monroe Edward G
Biernes Thomas Morrison John
Buker Slas Morse Thomas
Baker Joseph Morrel Isaac
Benner orin Merrill Samuel
Borand Capt G. Mcdonald Jacob
Brannan Thomas Mcdonald Donald
Coombs Hiram w Mcdonald Mel
Cousins James oliver Joseph
Curtis Gardiner Potter John
Curtis Capt Isaac PendletOn Capt Charles A
Croker Levi Jr Parshey John
Davis Capt Amaziah Partridge James
Doe Sewall H burlington Samuel
Eaton Il Rankin Andrew
Eaton Samuel Randall Simeon
Fairfield Stephen Rogers Nelson
Greattrax VIM P-2 Raymond John
Gould DIR j BIN Roster VIM
GRAHAM Capt OJ-2 Sampson George
Grant VIM s Shaw Charles
Grogan Thomas Sleeper Benjamin +
Gordan Capt John-2 Smith Asa P
Hatch Capt I Spaulding Joel
Harris John o Tbbit Zacheriah B-2
Hutchins Edwin Thompson Co
Howard Charles Tailor John
Hall Samuel G Temple Levi
Hayward Clark franks Nelson II
Hunnerwel Charles Turner Charles
Hunt Robert Willis Capt William
Jordan Thomas VS. Weeks Joshua
Jackman Joseph Mithefill y ID
Lee George Wood Henry
Liond A Winslow Jonathan
Lane Charles NJ Woods Horace
Lawrence Vim Youland Amos
Lynch Peter
Ladies' List.
Bowers Fanny Merrill Susan
Butler Phoebe Moses Amanda
Chambers Rhoda Moore Eliza
Cook Emily oxford Susan
Dawson Mary burlington Hannah
Diane Sarah-2 Parks Della
Dickson Henrietta Parker Emma
Dunton Sarah Il. Packard Ellen A
Elliot Rachael Paris Mrs *
Goss Frances Rarden Martha M
Hagan Mrs Jonas Robinson Mrs Ell
Heath Ellen Round Sarah Il
Hagan Sarah Stnson Jane G
Holman Sophia Sisson Rachael
Hutchings Ann II Snowman Harriet
Joy Sarah Seamor Priscilla
Lyons Joanna Tibbetts Emeine A
Murphy Margaret Whedon Jane
Mains Olive w Wakefield Elizabeth
Mariner Hannah w
u Persons calling for letters will please mention they
are advertised 70 the postage of each ddUerised Let
ter, one cent tciU be aided.
JOSEPH C. SNOW, p. NJ.
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Poultry Wanted.

400 LBS Of Turkeys, Chickens and Geese wanted,
lcOO for which cash and the highest price, will be
paid. 3m19 WI A. LINDSEY, Centre st.
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Polishing Irons.

OF the best quality just received Also, Sad Irons and
~ Patent Selfheating Smoothing Irons, py
oct ~ III. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-03

IIROM boston, a superior lot Of CTIEESE-Berkshire,
Il New York Worcester County ana Suffolk. For sale By
June - a. 4. ROBINSON.
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"sxEAD'S"
ImprOycd Portable Range.

For Burning Wood Or COAL
A CKNOWLEDGED by all to be the best Range in use
Il for economy and convenience Also, Barstows Banner
Cook Stoves, for burning Coal Wood together with
large assortment Of Cooking and ParloT Stoves, Open
Crates Fire Frames and Franklin Stoves, Parlor Coal
Stoves, beautiful article Of Open Crates, with ovens,
Bryant Hermans Furnacefor sale the lowest prices
By II. 1. CHAMBERLAIN
Bath Oct Is. -
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MALAGA, Smyrna and Sutana Raisins, Figs Zante Cur
WI rants, Shee Almonds, Rose Water, Tomato Ketchup
Pepper Sauce, Canary Seed Sago Tapioca Pearl Barley
Corn Starch, Farina, and Arrow Root, for sale by
Bath. June IS. NJ +. GANNETT
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DISASTERS.

Bark Franklin, Of Thomaston, in Boston aoo ,ons
to cash. -S'ooo' equai
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TuYer Irons.
Pocket Cntlery. Razors, Sc.

THElatest and most approved Patent. F1r sale NV
Il r. HYDE Y Co., Agt's f0r Lincoln County
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Mill Saws.

HENSHAW & WOODROUGH'S Cast Steel Min
Ill and Cross-Cul Saws, constantly on hand and for
sale by "A Il ROBINSON
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ACCOrdeORS and |
* sepiss IT, CT. MARsToN.
Hardware, Glass. Cutlery, SC.

THE subscriber would inform the citizens of Ia II
and vicinity hal he has taken The Store recently
occupied b y Kendall, Richardson Il Co., where he
offers good assortment Of Hardware, House Furnish
ing and Finishing Goods Aso, a large assorinert
of,;arpeners' Tools. The patronage Of Tire public is
solicited. HENRY nj. BOYEY
April H. TIA Front ST Bath.
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Just Received

DEST assortment IN Bath. nv
ID Septl6. n. III. g. MARSTONiS.
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Flour

0F too numerous brands to mention-Sugars Of
" kinds-a prime lot OF Cigars, good can
found in the city. ALFRED II ROBINSON.
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Remnants Dc LANES.
Sundries,

ONE those fine Remnants De Laines received
~ and for sale at A. b. BUTLER'S.
Bath Sept. IA, 1858.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
TO THE PROPERTY HOLDERS OF
HANNIBAL

At meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Company,
convened in this city on the 25th inst, 1t was
Resolved, That tho Engineer inChf, in addition to the
power already conferred him by resolution OF this Board
DO and he hereby instructed 10 cause full and complete
examination Of the routes through Collier street. and also any
other that his Judgment DO deemed Advisable Tor
the interest of the Railroad Con- pany aud prepare et
mate Of the Of thege several routes together with their
relative working and prospective value u the interest OF said
Road and that he be also empowered to ascertain upon what
right said Road he obtained upon the
several routes and also receive propositions from lana
holders or thor agents. upon what terms tho necessary amount
uf land can be obtained upon toe banks OF tho Mississippi
river and such other places In or 70 tue Guy
it's for such other amount Of land he may deem necessary
for the use Of the Company for the necessary budng and
that he be required report nj the next meeting the Bad
and all powers conferred committees heretofore appointed in
reference getting tho right Of way through the city Of Han
nba and getting land for depO and other buildings neecs.
gY for tho wants Of the Company be and hereby repeated
Propositions for the sale Of lands TO the Ham
nibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Company, for n
site for Depot, &c., in the city Of Hannibal, in
accordance with the above resolution, are invited
from the property holders, and will be received
Mt the Office Of the undersigned on or before the
first Monday in September next.
The quantity of ground necessary for the use
of the company for the terminus, will be not less
than five acres; on or near the river, and ten adj
ditional acres, lying in body on or near the
line of Road, distance not exceeding two miles
from the river.
Propositions should be sealed, and endorsed
Proposal for sale of ground for Depot, and
contain an accurate description OF the ground,
its locality, quantity, &c., with reference made
TO plat Of the city. -