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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool LIST inst Cenqueror, Boutellc, York
81 Arabia Boutec and onan, Collcy, do 9Th, Britannia,
Torrey, st John, NIB.
In The river outward bound 31st u Harriet Augusta
Trott, City Point.
Adv Saratoga, Trask, for New York Sth sch Nympb,
for Baltimore goth.
Ent for ldg ult Switzerland Carter Philadelphia.
Ent inward at London 4th, Medallion, MClintock, New
York 5th Kate Swanon, MOoTse, do 9th, Roger,
Maxwell Magaguadavit,
ar at Deal Both u Reindeer, franklin Londonfor Dem
arara and sid.
At the Pill 5th Lady Franklin, Trott for City Point
Sid 3d. Mongolia, Spragus, New Orleans
Ar at Shields 4th inst Helen Maria, Sisby, Hull.
Ar Havrc 3lst ult, Harvest Queen, Manson, York.
Sid Sd inst, Brandy wine, Merryman New Orleans FL
vira Owen, Owen, do Esmeralde, M'Manus, Mobile.
Adv, Sarah Purington and Harvest Queen for New Or
leans.
Liverpool Jan 1.-The Conqueror, Boutclle I'm York,
damaged her stern in attempting to dobk.
Shields Jan 5-The Helen Maria Slsby, I'm Hull, in
collision during gale last night stove bows and receive
other damage.
Paris, Jan 2The Arco Iris, Clark, sid FIN New York,
Aug 24 for avre with meal whaebone, and slaves, and
has not since been heard from.
Ar Nassau 18th inst brig Tangent, Reed New York.
Ar at Havana Jan 90 brig Rainbow, Emerson, Wiscasset
(sce Disasters1
Ar at Liverpool 9th ult, Benz Adams, Crummond, New
York; Arabia Boutelle, do.
Cid It'll, Humphreys, Merrill, Havana Saratoga,
Trask, New York. ...
Sid 9Th Mermaid Robinson, Philadelphia; It'll Harriet
Augusta, Trott, City Point .
Ar at Deal 9Th Albert Gallatin, Storer New York for
London and proceeded. ...... ..
Put into Ply mouth Sh, Elvra Owen, owen I'm avre
New Orleans Esmeralde, MManus, fin do for Savannah
Mobile .r...
Sid I'm the Pill below Bristol Sth Lady Franklin Trott
City Point.
Cid St John, NIB, 23d ult ship Sultan, Berry, Liver
pool.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 81.
FOUR DAYS LATER
r. R O MI IL u 7 q II E

The steamship Atlantic arrived at N. York
Friday at haf-past ten O'Clock.
The Atlantic brings little deinate iaieii-
Gence to add Is the important news brought by
che Niagara. Il is confirmed that on Deem
Der 80, part of the allied fleet made an attempt
20 eater the Black Sea, but were prevented by
the tempest0Ous weather.
On the Danube iittle was doing, owing 20
the weather. There had been three slight at-
fairs. one between an esc0rt aud SEINE Cos
sacks a00tker sally fram SislOwa; and the
third an action between a steamer, tive gun
boats and the shore batteries Of the DaRahc-
ia all three cases the Turks were successful.
Fraace has called 0ut an additional contn-
gent force Of 1000 men, to replace 10000
men detailed for Turkey.
PARis, Monday Oar direct advices from
COnstanipoPle are Ga the Goth Of December.-
News had been received the day before, by the
Trebizonde steamer, Of fresh defeat of the
Turkish forces near Kars, bat withia the Tur-
kish froatier The Turkish treops we're rep
resented to have numbered -, 600 men. They
were attacked by Russian force of 5000
strong. The right wing and centre Of the
Turkish army for some time defended itself
well; bat the left wing was with difficulty re-
strained from surrendering without striking a
blow. ALI the eXenions, however, of the
officers 10 command could not prevent thep
from disbanding-
The latest accounts from the Danubian Prin-
Cipalites confirm the report Of an instruction
among the peasants Of Lower Waliachia. The
Instruction was extending, aud may cause the
Russians serious trouble.
Official accounts had been received there
announcing the death Of Admiral Omar PAcha,
who was wounded aud made prisoner at ST
none
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D&utbg.

In this city, Mrs. Mary f., wife of George II. Duncan
aged 81 years month and 10 days.
In this city, 30h u Mr. George Stacey, aged AZ years.
n this city, Goth ut Mrs. Nancy A. burlington, aged
70 years and months.
IN TINS city, 2Sh ut George L. Loring aged 3monhs
In this city, 9th inst Clara daughter of James and
H. T. Mars, aged months.
II this CITY, 18th ut, Martin " Tbbetts aged IL wears
In Noo'Wle Zoth Mrs. Margaret wife of Isaac Smith,
formerly Of Belfast. aged &C.
In Wiscasset, 18th inst, Lewis H. Youngest son Of
Joseph Hilton 2d, aged IL years - '0 %
At Port Oxford, Oregon, Oliver O. Cannard az Gardiner
aged about IS. - ~
Lost overheard from bark Evira Harbeck on tho
from New York for San Francisco George Fulton If Row
doinham, second mate.
In Brunswick, Widow Martha Hunt aged OIL van. ~
Elizabeth f., wife Of Mr. Silas Brackett-also their child
aged year Mrs Jane HILL aged years and months
In Iopsham, Joseph Written, aged 40 years Jesse D.
Haley, aged 30 years
In Danvie, 4th inst, Henry L. Libby aged "a wears
In Auburn, Mrs. Hannah Iittlefeld aged 81
In Leeds Miss Augusta A. Howard aged TO-
In Rockland, Mrs Ruth BODICE, aged 80 wears months
Frelrc Trussell, aged years and 8 months
In Warren, Adelia l.. Copeland, aged % years
In Georgetown, Dec 4, by Allen Clary Esq., Thomas NJ
Perkins to Susan Willis, Of Arrowsc; by the Jan
22d Joshua p Emmons of this city to Miss Catherine per-
kins of Arrowsic
In Iallowel Peter Currier, aged IS years T
In Napoleon Arkansas Dec. Of cholera, Isaiah III
Farnham, formerly of Woolwich, aged IS. IDOL
At Curacao, Dec 49, Of yellow fever and black vomit Mr.
Thaddeus Witham of Richmond, aged 20; of brig
Royal Southwick.
In Augusta, Sylvester J. Morrill, son Of Lot NJ Morrill,
Esq, aged years.
In Readfeld Mary G. Randall, wife of Rev. D. b. RAN
DAN, Of the Maine Conference aged Il; Eva S. Morrill, aged
| %.
In Pittston Asa Parcher, aged about so.
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Shocking Disaster !

New YORK, Jan 30.
The ball cartridge factory of Mr. French,
at Ravenswood, l. l., a few miles down the
East River, exploded yesterday, causing
terrible loss of life blowing the bodies into
fragments, and scattering them in every direc-
ton. Ii is believed that from twenty to TWEEN
ty-fve persons were killed, as thirty hands
were usually employed in the building, and
all who were inside at the time were killed.
excepting three. They were mostly boys and
Girls, employed in filling the cartridges.-
Three girls belonging to one family are among
the victims.
The scene at the ruins was terrible. The
building itself was blown TO atoms the frag-
ments and machinery with the mutilated bodies
and disiointed limbs of the human victims, be-
ing scattered about the 9elds. The remains
of thirteen bodies were so far recovered and
fitted together as to be identified
There were over fifty thousand ball cartrid-
ges in the factory, besides a considerable guam
tity of powder The balls flew in all direc-
tions. No person OUT Of the building was Sc
riously iRjured-
Another account says that the number as
certained to be killed is but fifteen Many 9TH
ers, however are shockingly mutilated, and
are lying in precarious condition.
The excitement In the vicinity of the casu-
atty was great during the afternoon, and the
scene was heart-rending.
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z "a e PHI e. $.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
EAr EnaanEn'S informal EscInedY

EORthe cure ofPilcs Inflammation "f The Liver and
l. Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and UiccraIinu of
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys aud Bladlers; lnfam-
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relief OF married Ladies'.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
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embarrassing complaint, The PILES, ever offered to
the American public
Mark this: il Intern II Remefg uot4n
application, and tciU any case IF Piles, either
bleeding blind ia ern1l external, aud probably
the only thing that wilt
Iii very mild in lis operation, aud may BE taken in
cases Of most acute inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks The disease At lis source, and
moving the cause, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
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To MARRIED ADJ ES.-The Elcctuary is pc rfectly
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tic THAI possibly be- used wilinoi only
he piles aud all iRhammatory diseases. WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION but will ensure M easy
time, safe delivery aud SQUAD constitution in the
offspring
Sold wholcsaIeaHd retail IL BaIh, by A G. Page.
Sole AgentIor The Proprietor. IyI5
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOstOn-Ar 9th, steamer r B Forbes Morris Prov
ncetown Capt reports that he got off and owed into
that harbor last night sch Eben Sawyer before reported
ashore, and then towed her to this port
CID, brig Jos Albion, Clark Galveston.
Cid 27th brig Virginia. Spear, Ycomico River; sch Glen
view, Partridge, Cardenas. fs
Holmes HOIc-Ar ODD brigs Clarissa, Davis Pen
sacoa for Thomaston Thomas Edward Harrington, do
for do M. M. MA .. .t .,0 i. MN
Also ar schs Potomac River for Bath Bover Robbins
Virginia for do 23d brig Leontine, Merryman New Bed
ford for Boston Foster Hooper, Daren for Damariscotta
CharIcston-Cld 21st ship wateree, Hammer Liver
pool. .rt.
Baltimore.
CID 23d sch Sarah & Lucy, Norton Attakapas.
POrtIanh-Sld 25th, bark Adelaide Cooper Havana
OrcgOn-Ar at Astoria 18th ult, bark Ocean Bird San
Francisco te 1a.a
San FranciscO-Cd 2Sth ut, bark Nahumkeag,
Johnson, Portland, o. tH' iH
New OrIeans--Ar 1Tth ship Richd Morse, Dins-
more, Havre Golconda Colburn, Thomaston. .. 3,
Cid 10th, ship Hemisphere, Pray, IIavre 17th ship
Chas Cooper, Cults, Liverpool.
lowed 18th, ship Ocean Home 13th ships Scream
er, Thalatta 18th, ship Northampton.
Adv, ship st Paul, Maxcy, for Havre, part cargo
gagged Sagadahock for do night of the 18th.
Ar Dist, ship Mary Whittier, Jones, New York.
Ar 19th ship Old Dominion Sampson, Liverpool; North
ern Bolle Chase, Damarscoa list, ship iockaway Good
win, Liverpool
Cid 18TH ship sasadahock, Fisher New York. 10th, ship
Kate Howe Norcross, LverpOoj Gen Berry, Seavey, Ha
vre; 20th Harvard Andros Liverpool.
lowed to sea 18th, ship Undaunted
Adv, ship VIM Patten, for Liverpool wtw 800 bales
all cargo engaged.
Ar sd, bark David Kfnba, Ames, Rockand.
SnvanmaIl-Ar oath brig Richmond Chesley, Bath.
APaIachicOIa-Ar 18th, ship Sea Lon Hall, New
York.
In port 18th ship Sea Lion, for Boston ldg.
MObiIe-Cld 18th, ship Gauntlet, Borland, Liverpool.
Wilmington, NC-Cld 2lst, brig Tangier Griffin,
Matanzas. Went ODD sch Evira, Ingalls,, Bath.
cath, lrIg Lincoln Webb. Perkins, Bath. Went
I'D brig Vim Purrington for Boston, sch Marcia Tribou
Sweetser, Tobago.
Ar 25h, sch Jasper; Shortwel Wiscasset.
PhiIadcIphia--Cld goth, bark lily Warren, Rarden,
New Orleans.
X ichmomd--Ar 2lst seh Rebecca, Holmes, Rockand.
NOPfoIk-Ar 2lst sch Lucy ARies, Ames, Rockand.
Ar 23d, schs Lightfoot, and Wallace, Rockland e.
New YOrk-Cld 2lth, bark Louisa Killam, White,
New Orleans.
Ar 10Th, bark John Bird, Bird Matanzas. . W..
Cid ship Yorktown, Never, London.
Ar 2Sth, schs Gertrude Horton, Effort l Hertz, and
and Nielvill, Rockland.
Cid brig Stephen Young Lapham, Franklin, La
Sid ship Yorktown.
Cid 2Sth, sch William, Snowman, Bath.
EdgariOwn-Ar 10th sch Arno, Rappahannock for
Bath.
SaIcnl-Ar 9th, sch Granvill, Low, Boston for Rock
land.
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Martia9ts.

In this city, 2sth, ny Rev. Z. Jaques, Mr. Gustavas d.
Pratt to Miss Livonia ID. Shaw.
In this city, 29th by the same Ar. Leonard Williams Of
this city, to Miss Clara +. Folsom, of Wiscassct.
In Richmond 81, by Rev. ?. y. Barnard Mr. ]. Filing
wood Wharf 10 Miss Ellen Maria Cmberhind both of r.
In Brunswick, 26th inst, Mr.. Charles W. Grcenlier n
Miss Arabella NJ. Lunt
In Turner, 18th ns Mr.. ABEL A. Record 10 Miss Harriet
f. Woodman Of Brunswick.
In Freeport, Mr. Solomon ii. Plummer to Miss Ruth b.
Harding.
In DanvIe Nathaniel Libby to Miss Dorcas IIunnewel
In Portland, Zina ii. Cunningham 10 Miss Martha A.
Wnsow, both Of Lewiston.
In Canton, John Williams of Turner TO Miss Nancy f.
Deano.
In Rockland Henry c. Dean to Miss Sarah Everett of
South Thomaston.
In Augusta Charles J. Lilly to Miss Mary, daughter
Rev. z. Thompson
In Gardiner, Charles Clark to Miss Kate +. Deay both
Of Augusta.
In Winthrop, John Hubbard fFayette to Miss Sarah r.
Morrison Of East Livcrmore.
In Turner, Isaiah L. Newman of Carthage Miss Mary
J. Copeland
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Ladies' List.

~ Persons calling for letters, will please mention the
advertised To The postage Of each adre,tised Lei
ter, one cent tciH be aLfed.
JOSEPH C. SNOW. p NJ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

M kEAGA, Smyrna End stdana kaisins Figs, Zahte Cur
M rants, Shelled Almonds, Rose Water Tomato Ketchup,
Pepper Sauce, Canary Seed Sago Tapioca Pear Barley
Corn Starch, Fafina; and Arrow Root, for sale by
Bath, June Is. NJ r.. GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

Our FIsHERMEN. are sorry to learn
that most of our fishermen, discouraged by the
i'll success of the last two years, and the more
rigid application of the law here than else
where, which deprives them Of the bounty, in
tend to abandon the business and sell their
vessels Some design removing 10 Gloucester
and Beverly One man who has had five or
six vessels engaged in fishing for the last
twelve years gave US a statement Yesterday
from which it appears that had his vessels been
employed during that time at Gloucester in
stead of here, it would have made difference
in their favor of more than SIC, 000.-NeiU-
JurypOrt Herald
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02
Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

FARMERS, Families and others purchase Remedy
Il equal to DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT for
Dysentery Coc Group, Chronic Rheumatism Sore Throat
Toohache Sea Sickness, Cuts, Burns, Swengs Bruises
Old Sores Headache Mosquito Bites Pains in the Limbs
Chest, Rack etc.
Ift does not give relief the money will be refunded all
that is asked is fair trial, and it according the di-
rectons.
1t is an English Remedy, and was used by William Nv,
late King Of England, and certified 10 by him. for
Rheumatism when everything else had failed
Over 100000 bottles have been sold in the United
States without single failure and many have stated that
they would not be without it lift $40 per bottle in
Of Group, as it is as certain as it is applied ..
1t Cholera when first taken, in few hours; Dysen-
terry in half an hour Toohache in five minutes. 1t per-
ectly innocent to take internally, and is recommended
by the most eminent physicians in the United States
Price % and so cents.
Dr. Tobias could l dozen Newspapers Nth Certificates
and letters relating 70 the wonderful accomplished by
his Linment but Considers warrantlng il sufficient any
person who does not obtain relief need pay for it,
Dr.. Tobias has put upa HORSE LINAMENT in pint
bottles which Is warranted cheaper and better than any
other for Choc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls Swelling.
Cuts, Bruises, etc. .ts lf anf4L
Price so cents DR.. Toblass Office 20 Greenwich street
New York.
For sale in Bath, by A. G. PAGE, and N. X ELLIS
WORTH 1y31
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

New PAPER MILL-The Great Falls Paper
Mill in this city is just commencing operations.
The cost of the mill has been about $50, 900,
exclusive of the privilege, for which $40, 900
was paid 1t has eight engines, and its ma
chine is an 81 inch one. The establishment is
owned by joint stock company-mostly me-
chanics, we believe.
The works are capable of turning ont from
one and one-half to two tons of paper per
day and the probable amount of business OF
the establishment, we should Judge, will be
about $IOO, 900 per year. Gardner Jour.
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THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81.

INA Nf- TUESDAY, Jan. "a.
Se1ldte.-The French spoIaton bill was
taken up and postponed until Monday week.
Mr. Mason offered a resolution that, as
mark of respect to the government of M Bodls-
CO, in amily with the United States. and IN
further respect to his memory and virtues, and
TO enable Senators TO attend his funeral, that
when the Senate adjourn it adjourn TO thurs
day next. This was debated.
Mr. Walker called for the yeas and nays,
when Mr. Mason Withdrew the resolution, and
Mr. Weller said that 10 enable such Senators
as desired to attend the funeral, he moved that
when the Senate adjourn, it be till Thursday
Agreed to-
House.-The proceedings in the House Of
Representatives up to one O'Clock, were wholly
unimportant.
The House then went into Committee on
the Presidents message.
Mr. Bayley moved that when the House adj.
It will be until Thursday, in order to allow
members an opportunity TO attend NJ Bodisco's
funeral. Agreed to.
,uBEE saff. THURSDAY, Jan. &c.
Sendte.-Mr Shields, from the Military
Committee, reported hack the House bill for
the relief of the United States troops, sufferers
by the San Francisco disaster, with amend
mentS, which Include among tnOSe reviewed
such officers and seamen Of the Navy who
were on board the steamer under orders. Also
that six months pay and rations be allowed to
the officers and troops. Also, that the widows
and minor children of those officers and troops
shalt be allowed pensions in the same manner
as if they had been killed in battle. The
amendments were concurred in and the bill
passed.
HoMse.-Mr Clingman moved that instruc-
tons be given that they inquire into the ex-
pendency of so amending the patent laws as
to prevent the extension of patents beyond IA
years. The motion was agreed TO and the
Committee rose, when the House concurred in
thc resolution of reference.
FRIDAY, Jan. 81.
Seaaae-In the Senate this morning. mes
sage was received from the President covering
the correspondence relative to the Bedini af-
Gaig
The Senate thea took up the private calen-
dar. and after passing several bills, adjourned
TO Moaday.
HOHse.-Nothing of interest was done in the
House, which also adjourned to Monday.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02
y The North British Review for Mover

Ia The North British Review for Novem
Der 1853, contains articles as follows =
Life and Times of Madame de Stael: Prot
estantism in Italy; American Novels; John
DE WycliAe, d. d.; Language and Literature
Of Modern Greece; Candle making and Chris
tianity; Domestic Service; Nelly Armstrong;
Yields History Of the Royal Society; The
Religious and Political Relations of Russia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02
Bath & Georgetown Stage Line.

FINHE subscriber will a
HEIR)E>< 1----->rg IL wo-horse Carriage, suitable
G.sskSxs,@zStSRAff for conveying passengers from
GtJ7: rs IL 'ln7Eo Georgetown Bath, as follows:
zE-=z=z@s-@=-Sle Georgetown for Bath "
cry Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'clock A. M,
and returning, will leave Bath at az O'Clock, T. NJ,
on the arrival Of the
Fare one Dollar, from Georgetown Bath.
Every effort will be made render this cenven-
lent and pleasant An extra will be furnished when
necessary All errands entrusted to the driver will be
promptly attended to. .f
The subscriber will furnish teams to pleasure parties
~ short notice any excepting the days above
mentioned. ALFRED l.. BERRY.
Georgetown, Nov. 2. 1853. 3m20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

NARROW EscAPE.-Master Rideout of this
CITY, came very near being killed on We'd
-nesday last, while at work in his yard. A
stick oftimber some twenty-five feet long and
sixteen inches through, fell about twenty feet
and had it not come in contact with another
timber he must have been crushed beneath il.
AS it was, he received clip on the head which
knocked him senseless. Master K, IS now,
however, SO as to be about his bnsiness.-IfaI-
L0lCeH Gazette. -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

% Peters, ii his History Of Connecticut,
says that the water at the narrows near Middle
town, vas SO compressed as TO float crow
bar! This same Peters is sole authority for the
famous Connecticut Blue Laws
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Last Call.

LII PERSONS indebted the subscriber hy note or
count requested to call and settle inmedafefy
a. ne wishes 10 close up his accounts without delay
This il the last call WILLARD NALKER
Bath, May p, 1885, 56ff
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

0P JOHN Avery Parker, who lately died in
New Bedford, leaving fortune Of over a
million Of dollars, was, when young man,
warned out Of the town Of Westport, for fear
he would become chargeabIe to the town.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

CHOICE and well selected stock Of FAMILY GROCER
II les fresh and NICE just received opened and for
sale cheap be found in this city, consisting in part
follows
Coees, Teas, Sugars Of all grades Candestallow and
sperm, Sperm and Whale Oil, Nut Cocoa Prepared do,
Chocolate, Bakers Broma TapOc Sage, Corn Starch Po
tao do, Pickles, Ketchups Of all kinds, Olive OIL Castor
OIL and large number of other things to
mention, ,,- A. 7. ROBINSON
Corner of Front St Ferry Wharf. Bath Nov 49, '53.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

BY Hon. S. A. Douglas will please accept
our thanks for a copy of his able speech in
support of an amendment offered by him to
''The River and Harbor Bill" delivered in
the u. S. Senate in August last.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02
Notine 70 Builders.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the Committee
~ Schools and School Houses until the "a day Of February
next for furnishing the materials and building brick
specifications which may be by calling upon the
dersigned The building be completed by the first day
Of August The Committee the right
cept reject proposal be deemed for the in
terest Of the city. Hr
Per order of the Committee.
Il. *. HARDING, Chairman.
JAN To- 4trr..t .... VIA 3w3I
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

SNAKES IN JANUARY. Mr.. N. Woods,
while out fox hunting on the 10Th inst, on
lying down to spring to drink, suddenly
found himself in rather close proximity to an
immease water snake, lying out to sun him
self. He discharged his gun at him, and
blowed his head to pieces. Mr.. Woods thinks
he would measure six feet in length, Nashua
Telegraph.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

DECEIVED. this day al the store Oh Elm 81 and
IL for sale, $500 bushels menng corn -four fd box
raisns cheese stocked beef teas, cole pit kles &c
Nc, &e Old HySon Tea, Young do 10, Ool6Ax do-
NEgyo do, Isl perm Oil Burning Find &c
Bath, Feb2. X SMFfH& co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

THE GREAT RExEDY.-We have examined many com
pounds in the of long professional life and we are
satisfied that the Syrup Of Ginseng and Maya prepared by
Dr. Cpne, is the safe aud csrain remedy for all
% the lungs that has notice Sold whole
and retail by Wilson, Farbank Co.. Nos. - 45
Hanover street. and by druggists grnerSlly.-TiHReS-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

n The weather for the past week has been
unusually severe. The mercury in this city
Sunday morning indicated 81 degrees below
zero, and on Monday morning 90 degrees be-
low. This, we think, is the lowest range OF
the thermometer in this vicinity for some wears.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02
German WOrStCds,

WORSTED Goods Of all kinds also Trimming Goods,
" such Cloak, Dress and Sack Trimmings Cloak Tas
se nice assortment Silk and Fancy Buttons in eat va
ricty. Also Domestic Goods if co as cheap as at
any other store in this city. ID BUTi.ER
Bath, Dec s. -tgs. rr~
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Kccnnedy's Medical Discovery,

WEAVER'S Salt Rheum Syrup Sarsaparilla and Tomato
w Btters Abbots Bitters, Root and Herb Bers John
sons Lnament and all the valuable medicines for sale by
80 A. G.. PAGE, agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-02

c. 10 Portland, Richard Lombard was
bound over TO the next term of the district
court, TO take his trial for cruelty to his horse
He kept the animal in the manger, deprived OF
food, till it gnawed through the side Of the
stable, besides biting off several juists.