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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

A MACHINE TO SHAVE SHINGLES. Some
time last summer we stated that Mr. Brad
way OF Monson, and WIN. Dodge of this
place, had obtained patent on machine 10
shave shingles but the machine has not been
perfected and put into operation till quite re-
ceRtly. On Wednesday last we were invi-
ted 10 witness its operation, and were not
little surprised TO observe the rapidly with
which shingles we're made by il, anu the per-
teci manner in which the work was executed
We will not attempt 10 describe The ma.
chine, only TO State that it occupies but little
room, may be driven with a two-horse paw
er, and throws out shingles, shaved in het-
ter manner than they can he by hand at The
rale Of from 10000 10 10000 per day, or,
what may be better way 10 state, as fast
as a man can feed the blocks into the ma
chine. The shingles are first split in the us
ual manner, when the machine takes Them
through Two shaving knives which close upon
them in n manner corresponding 10 the de-
sired taper, and throws Them into pile ready
for joining. Shingles made by this ma
chine are more even, smoother, and must
necessarily be better 10 lay, than those
made by hand-a tedious process by which
all shaved shingles are made. The macllIne
must be just the Thing for the shing Jenna
kers OF the east and west and we understand
that several have already engaged TO take
machines AS soon as they can be manufac>
tured. Any person can tend the machine,
which is not liable to get out of repair and
is so simply CONSTRUCTED that a few minutes
observation will enable man 10 understand
every part of il. 1t can be furnished for n
bout $500, and tho proprietors will warrant
every machine to give atisfaclIon.-Palmer
GJMass) Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BostOn-Cld goth ut, bark vesta, Percy, for New
Orleans
Cid 30ih, brig Mary Francis Simmons, Matanzas.
Ar ST. new ship Carrier Pigeon, Doane, Bath sch
Caroline Mcintyre, Bath
CD bark John Bird, Bird, New Orleans.
Cid st inst, schs Arcoa, Freeman, Tangier Edward
Mcfarland DamariscOta Massasoit, James, Bath.
New YOrk-Ar Both. sch Josiah Achorn, COe Rock
land !; 3st, brig Chnchilla, Robinson, Laguna, (had
thrown overheard part of deckload)
New Orieams-Adv abt l4th Rebecca for Havre.
part cargo engaged Commerce, for Liverpool greater
part cargo do.
Adv abt 18th, ship Rebecca, Sawyer, for New York,
large art cargo engaged
Ar Gath, ships Caroline Nesmith, Salisbury Havre
Union, Pencil, Boston
CharIeston-CId 2sth ult, ship Shanghai, ay,
Liverpool
Ar 3Oth, ship Buena Vista, Theobad, N York bark
Wallham, Houdlette do.
aWiImin !tOn NC-Ar 3lst, sch Mt Vernon, Mat
thews, Wiscasset
Sayannah-Ar prev to 25th uIt, brig H w Moncure,
Curtis, Boston.
Ar 2oth brig Eastern Stale, Carnage, Damariscotta.
Ar 18th, ship GroIto, (new) Stuart, Bath.
MObiIe-Towed to sea 20th ship CoEqueror.
Ar Gath, ship VIM Tacspott, (new) Cornish, Bath.
Ar th ship Western Empire, (new) Watts Noble-
boTo
PhiladcIphia-Ar 29th, brig Phoebe A Paige, Lin
niken, New York
NewPort-Ar goth brig Metalack, Allen, FIN Chin
colleague river, via New York. where she put in in dis
tress, for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
A Pet Fish.

Mr.. j. q. Phinney, at the dye-house in
Rhs city, has large water tank, Of the ca
pacity OF several hogsheads, from which he
procures a supply of pure water for use in
his business. About six years since, he oh
talned aud piaced in The tank brook trout,
OF a lew inches IN length, aud has since regu-
larlY fed it with scraps of meat, until it has
attained a weight OF SIX pounds and Ieng h
OF some eighteen inches. The tank is fed by
spring, and the overflow carried off by a
pipe, so that the supply Of wafer is constant
cool and pure, and SIR Trout lives and enjoys
life like a philosOpher-ano,Iler Diogenes
IN his Iub. This fish, although approachable
by its owner, and always coming at his ca H.,
Is shy in the presence of strangers and
when he sees only strange faces above him,
usually reIires TO the bottom of his Tub. We
paid visit to this 6nny celebrity on Mon
Gay last, aud approaching his domain alone,
we found him suspended midway in the
crystal fluid, slowly moving his 6ns 10 and
fro, his beautifully spotted back cleaning in
the light. As usual, he took no notice of his
strange visitor, although Invited to acquan-
lance by such advances as crumbs thrown
on the wafer but when AIR. Phinney ab-
peared with some strips of raw beef steak,
his apathy gave place TO the utmost activity.
de would dart from The bottom and throw
himself clear ont of wafer il peace of meat
was held above, aud almost always succeeded
in catching il. He is an unsociaI fish aud
small CUES. even of his own kind, are at once
devoured if placed with him. His last ex-
plot in this line was killing and devOurng
a chub eight inches long. A man not long
since was drinking from the t1uk, not know
ing that il was tenanted, when the IrouI made
a spring at his face, and severely Bit his lip.
An old angler cannot view his fine, plump
proportions without a desire to throw fly on
on the wafer, and Try how he would feel at
the end OF The rod.-Kennebec Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

PUrNAM's MONTHLY MAaAzNr.-We have
been favored by Mr.. Geo. T. Barrett, Agent,
Brunswick, with copy of the above magazine,
published by G. P. Putnam & Co., No. 10 Park
Place, New York.
The contents of this work are entirely origi-
nal' and devoted to the interests Of Literature,
Science and Arts in their best and pleasantest
aspects. It evinces an elevated tone and spirit,
American and independent, yet discriminating
and just; and combines the more various and
amusing characteristics of popular magazine,
with the graver qualities of a quarterly review.
We notice among the contributors host of
the most distinguished writers in the country.
Terms So per annum, or % cents No. We
commend it to the attention of our readers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
Boots I! Boots /!

ONLY S2,o5 for Gents Kip Boots, at
" Nov 80, 1859. ]. w. ROBERTS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

Arrangements have been made with the Easler IN and
x z Raj roads, whereby freight will be iranspor-
ted between Saiions and this Road and Roslu al Low
RATES and without change of cars al Portland
LII orders for freight intended for this Road must be
letl at No IL Merchants Row. Boston.
Is. q. ii fDE, Superintendent.
Bath, Dec 3. 1852
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Na a. T. Z 6@@ ye@.

In West Bath LIST inst, by w Gilbert, Esq, Mr. Gilman
Richardson TO Miss Nancy Penny. both OF w u.
In Rockiand, MIR jeremiah E Smiley to Miss Emily NJ
Luce, both OF X.
In Camden, Mr. Amos Wilson to Miss Aramantha c
Achorn both etc.
In Biddeford, 25th u Mr. James Nelson of Brunswick
to Miss Susannah RdeOut OF b.
In HallOwell Mr. John Lowell to Susan Weber,
both of Charles Buba Louisa Cotton, both of Far
mindale.
In Augusta, David Smiley of Winslow Miss Sarah
F Lawson Mr. George Bran of Troy to Miss Maria w
Hanscom.
In Freeport. Mr. Hosea Gushing to Miss Dorcas
Lambert, both off.
In New York, Mr. VIM Gay of this city to Miss Henri
etta Travis of Holliston Mass.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

QROADCLOTHS. Just received 1T the new Graniie
- Store, few pieces Of Blue, Black and Green Ger.
man Broadcolh. Also few pieces al fine German
Doeskins. OWEN & co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
Ladies' Cloths for Cloakg.

1NHE subscribers at the Granite Sorel have lust
Il received good assortment of Silk and Wool La
dies Cloth, various colors for cloaks and sacks. for
sale cheap. OWEN x co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

MELANCHOLY SHIPwREcK.--L Loss oE FIF-
TEEN LIVES. Cap. SeIZer, OF ship Anna
wan, from New Orleans, which arrived at
this port yesterday afternoon. states that on
3lst of December, at P. NJ, when in lat.
40 %, lon.7I, he fell in with boat contain
ing portion of the crew Of ship Amulet, of
and for Boston, So days from Cette. France
which vessel had sprung a leak aud sunk.
and fifteen Of her creao persisted in the Inflated
ship - Boston Journal
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

Madeira, the land of wine, is now suffering a
famine. The grape and potato crops of the
past season were almost entirely cut of. Bos:
ton, New York, and Philadelphia are taking
measures to send relief.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
% g al { III s..

In this city, Sd inst, Miss Eliza Potter, aged 80
years.
In Hallowe, Adelaide Stearns, aged IS; Edmund
Pray, of Elphaet and Ellen Rowell aged years,
months and II days Moses ) Walker, aged about rs
years.
la Gardiner, Gen George Batcheder, late Judge Of
the Police Court, aged so.
In Leeds, Mrs Eunice Francis rect of the late Rev
Thomas Francis, aged SO.
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Through Tickets are sold between

Through TICKETS are sold between
Augusta and Haowell 10 Boston S35O
Gardiner TO Boston, 340
Richmond To Boston, ais
Bowdonham and Bath TO Boston, 400
Brunswick 10 Boston, o75
Freeporl TO Boston, $50
Rockland and rhomaston TO Boston, AIS
Warren 10 Boston, 1 50
WaldOhor 70 Boston, mi
Damariscotia 10 Boston, avs
Wiscassel Ia Boston, $50
China TO Boston. Ao5
East ana South Vassaboro 10 Boston, 367
Vassalboro To Boston, ais
China Ia Portland 2I5
East and North Vassalboro to Portland rs
Vassalhoro TO Portland, 165
B .ltast 10 Portland, $50
Blngor 10 Portland, ans
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

IMPORTANT CASE. The United States
Supreme Court have decided, in the case Of
Richard Ellis, plaintiff. in error. vs. the peo-
pie of Illinois, that The law Of Illinois against
harboring and secretlng negro slaves is con.
Judge Mclean dissenting. The
plaintiff ia error had been indicted and con
victed under The law OF Illinois, for 'harbor-
ing and secrelihg negro slave and the de-
cision of The State Court IS confirmed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

Sherif's Sale.

INCOLN,s IS, Dec 18Th, IS52.-l have This day seized
IL on execution Smith l. Lougee Us Job Donmeil all
The right in equity which said Dom. has had
The time of the achmel the original writ,
deem the LOT of land and dwelling house Il
city of alh the north side OF Oak Street, aud the
western corner pf Oak aud Garden Streets. the same
being occupied by said Donnel and shall sell The
same al public auction the office Of Porter Smith.
Oh The 29h day of January 1853, al o'clock NJ, The
same being subject to mortgage from Arthur DoneIl
10 Nicholas S.nith N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA AND Tomato BiTrERs-WeAvER,s ALT
RHEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAI GAL
vANIc BELTS, BRACELETS, &c.-DR. JAYNE's
FAMILY MEDIcINEs-WILBoRs COMPOUND
OF Cop LIVER OIL AND LIME.
TOwnsend's Sarsapara Calarrh Snuff
PAIN Killer Richardson's Biliers
Abbotts Bnlers Syrup of Liverwort
Johnson's LInament Pulmonary Balsam
Medcamentum Pills OF all kinds
ToOihache Drops Pile Elecuary
Composition Powders Bone LInament
Hair Oils Worm Lozehges
Eye Wafer Vermifuge
And all The most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the City Marker by
1y43 A. G. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

AWARD OF EMPEROR NAPOLEON IN THE GEN.
ARMSTRONG CASE. The ~ Y. Herald has re-
ceived advices from Paris, stating that Louis
Napoleon, (who was appointed arbitrator in
the matter of the claim of our government
against that of Portugal, for indemnifcaton
for the loss of the American privateer, Gen.
Armstrong, in l8I4,) has decided adversely
to the claim, aud in favor of Portugal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

IMMIGRATION. The Rehef committee
have recently returned from the DaIls and
Cascades, and Willow Cresk. They report
that the immigrants had nearly all got as far
as the Dalls. Their opinion is that there are
over thousand yet between the Cascade and
the John Days river. They say that there
are plenty ofprovisons on the route. There
is but lillle sickness among those behind
most that exists being at the cascade. Ore
gon Times of Mop. 6t1.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

We are sorry to witness such morose dis
position on the part OF the Mirror, in reply TO
the editorial pleasantly in our last. We have
no fears, however, Of any revelations, public
or private.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

BURGLAR CoNvlcTED.--On Saturday last,
at The Supreme Court now in session, in this
city. Augustus H. Seymour, indicted for bur
glary, was convicted. Seymour, it will be
recolecIed, was arrested in Portland, few
weeks since, Tor several robberies in this CITY
and Gardiner, and has since been confined in
the county Jail. He has not yet received his
sentence.-Farmer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

e8 We learn by a telegraphic despatch OF
Tuesday evening from Augusta, that John c.
Talbot. Jr.. was nominated to the. office of
Speaker, in democratic caucus. He received
SO out of 80 votes thrown.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

Per Steamship Pacific, at New York.
OFF the port ri Liverpool l4th, Kennebec, Batcheder
from New Orleans,
sid I3th Maine, Freeman. New Orleans.
Adv about l4th ult bark Genbun. Sampson, for Bos-
ton 10th
In port dg, about 4th ult. ship Leavtt Storer for
York.
Ent inward ut London l3th, ship Geo Patten, stin-
son, st John, NIB.
In port l4th, Jas L Bngart, for Port Phillip, Idg
Sid FIN Gravesend 10th ult ship Forest Queen, Cooper,
Boston.
Ar at the Pill l2th bark Hy Harren, Rarden Bristol
for New 70 k.
Ar at Cardiff Is h. ships Kate Swanton, Morss, Lon
don; Sewal, Morrow, New Orleans
Sid fin Shields lth, bark Mary Florence. Trott, Pha-
dephia
Ar at IIavre 9th ult, bark lido Kimbal, Ingraham,
New York.
Ar at Messni 25th ut bark T Southland, Small, New
York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

We learn that the sum of $500 was realized
at the Fair Of the Central Society last week.
1t is TO be appropriated to the support of city
Missionary. A very cOmmendable object.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
Boys Thick Boots.


A PklM Z assortment Of BoysyThck and Kip I3ooss
a AT J. w. RODERTS'.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

sGP Miss Amelia Lincoln was run over by
a horse and sleigh on Friday last while crossing
Front Street, and considerably bruised about
the face. We are glad to learn that she was
not seriously injured, and is now fast recover
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

FIRE. o. Tuesday morning last, the
house OF Mr. D. C.. Dnsmore, 10 Rockland,
Maine, was destroyed by fire. Loss, about
$500; no insurance. Thus, in an hour, an
industrious, prudent mechanic was stripped
of all the property he has been able TO accu-
muIate during lopg years of hard labor
There was stored Oh the premises the furnl-
ture of Mr. Lord, which also was con-
sumed-loss aboGt 500 no insurance.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
DISASTERS.

Brig Parks, (of HarpswelD at York FIN the Ca
naries, during squall tn ut, thrown her beam
en- but afterwards rghted with feet of in her
hold Tive ty tots Of cargo III wn overheard to
keep her from sinking.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
WINES AND SPIRITS.

JAMES MITCHELL has been duly appointed by the
y Mayor aud Aldermen Agent for The city 10 sell
Wines, &c for medicinal and inecanica purposes on
~ agree"bly the AcI for the suppr rssio drink
ing houses and Ipplns shops, and is prepared
fnrns the article for the above purposes his
OH Centre Street
Bath, Aug 10, 1852. lOtf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

The ice and snow of the past week have
been bad for raiIroading. The car wheels slip
round little too easy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
Sherif's Sale.

INCOLN, IS, Dec 2Oth, ISj2l have this day seized
IL N execution Charles w Magoun Il David + Sim
Us benjamin Lambard all The right equity
Thai said LambaTd has had lh time Of the attach
the original writ redeem he lot of land and
dwelling house situate in the city of Ball. on Crescent
Street, the same being occupied by said Lambard.
aud shall sell the at public auction, al the office
Of Porter Smith, on the 10Th day Of January, 1853
al o'clock, P NJ, The same being subject to a mort
gage TO VIM Sewall, dated June 10Th, 1646. recorded
al the Western Registry of Deeds, for said county.
Vol 20, page 30 and 81 ana reference TO which will
give the description of The land
3w25 NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
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n READ THIS! IN

The following testimonial, from gentleman who had
several Of his ribs broken and otherwise seriously
injured by railroad collision last fais deserving of
the serious attention OF the reader
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec 10, 1852.
Mr.. JOHN DEARING-Dear Sir-It Is with feelings Of
gratitude you that alude the almost immediate
lief experienced by the of your PANAoEA LAPsoRuM.
You aware that OF my RIBS were broken and that
badly used several other Places and for weeks
WAS unable to lie in bed. After commenced using this
valuable medicine recovered rapidly, and the third
night rested well upon bed. trust il may become
generally known that may be properly appreciated.
Truly your friend, l.. q. JUDSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
DRY GOODS
SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH /!
AT THE STORE OF
A. B. BUTLER.

A MONG which may be found The following articles !:
~ Long and Square Shaws. prices which cannot
tail 10 give satisfaction, Chiliren's Wooden ShawIs
lew pieces OF Thbets, fine shades, and will be sold
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

The Balm of Thousand Flowers is the best thing for
shaving that has ever been used.
Sold by SAWYER 4 MAGoUN and WIN. B. SrEARNs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF

BOOTS AND SlEORSo
Ii. NOW on hand, and must be cleared I, II in
TMl n lh.rty days, 70 make room for his FALL
EN GOODS. All persons in want or The above
~~ariicles viii DO frel9 TO call and learn the PrE-
ees. J. w. ROBERTS.
Sept 1852. ~
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AUCTION.
Stoves and Furniture.

JUST received from packets direct from Boston, with
orders for positive SALE and will be offered without re-
serve at the Auction Store Of the subscribers, on
Thursday, Jan. 9Th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
An invoice Of Cooking Paror and Shop Stoves wood
and COAL afoding opportunity for those in ant to
supply themselves at their own prices.
ALSO, reed from the same parties TO he So Id above
without reserve, six doz superior Chairs, such Rock
ing, Nurse, Cane Back and Cane Seat Wood Paor and
Chamber Chairs Also Sofas, Bureaus, Bedsteads Ia
bes &C. OWEN a. CO. Auc'rs
Bath. Jan 4. 1873
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J. B. HUDSON
Has Removed to Front Street,

IN the sto'e recently occupied by Charles Russell
FURNITURE of all descriptions on hard. Co1ins
furnished al short notice. Old work repaired ana
panIe 26f
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EASTERN TIMES
80 MARINE JOURNAL. s $50
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, Dec 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ranger, Croker, Boston.
Sch Exeter Snow, BustOi.
Sch Ellen Perkins. Pickett, Baltimore.
Below, brig Baldwin, Montgomery, Savannah, with
timber TO ID Robinson.
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Just Resolved /!

DIRECT from New York, choice brands hOgh. az
Mills Ohio tennessee, extra. ~ hnii Daires@ arc Alca
tropolan. which we offer cheap as can be bought III
'"f Dec 81 ""O'''"'' KoBITS0N4 COTTON
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-06

The sleighng in this vicinity never was bet
Ter.
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il LATEST News FROM CANADA.-From the Montre-
al Gazette, June 9. lS49:
Our readers will have observed the frequent notices
benefits resulting from the use OF WISTAR'S BA SAM
OF WILD CHERRY in the diseases of the res
piatory organs catarrhal affections liver complaints c.
Many OF the certfc ties couched in strong Ian
gnage, and may be thought to be calChpenny no.
tees, for the purpose of drawing attention to quick
medicine. Such, however. Wistar's talsam of Wild
Chery is not We can ourselves vouch for the good ef
lects this bHlsam has had diseases of
those above mentioned, whenever known re-
sorted TO- and that when every other remedy has been
tried and failed
From the New York Evening Mirror, March 80. ls4s.
We regard the wild cherry as one of nature own
physicians Of good Samaritan of the forest for s
medicinal gum has relieved the suerings a. saved the
lives Of thousands. The Basam prepared by DIR Wstar
pure and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real
Cherry essence, and il is a remedy by means bad to
take We speak confidently and strongly II its praise.
from having witnessed its renovating influence in con-
sumptive cases. when all other prescriptions had proved
of no effect.
Remember he original and only genuine Wistar's
Bosam of Wild Cherry always bears The written sig
nature off. BUTTS Oh the outside wrapper.
Address all orders to the General Agent, Seth w
Fowle Boston, Mass. 4w29
For sale IN Bath by A G Page.
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R E M o V A L.
II. iii. G.. MARSTON

III AS enoved his stock 10 the new Siore formerly
Ii The Elliot use, nexI door TO DAVIS uch's
where he will be happy wait upon the public aud
sell Them any quantity of Watches Jewelry Fancy
Goods, cheap
Bath Dee s. 1852.
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Stoves! Stoves "


OWEN co. have lusl received q large and varied
" assortment rich Dress Trimmings, at very low
prices IS Sept Is