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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-30
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS!
Rich Fall Goods i!

NOW opening and for sale at prices which cannot fato
N suit elegant style Awoolpad rhibcts Scotch Plads
Apacc Lyoneses, Mohairs DeBages Thbes 10 all coors
elegant Deains Black Italian Silks, WOOL Domet and
Cotton Fannels, of all width and prices Lambs wool Hois-
Cashmere Bay State Scotch and Black SILK Shawls
all varieties Of Prints Mernos kirtngs BIcached Brown
Striped and Checked Domescs Linen Covers In great va
rety together with almost endless variety OF articles IN
the Dry Goods line, all of which will be sold low,
At Wholesale or Retail,
By 1T GILMAN.
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5Hl of December, 1854.

IT large number are already engaged. Many Of the
have been sold for from 400 to 600 per cent
advance over price for which these Lots Sold
showing that the.purchase will be good investment.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY SIS. payable in in
staments SIS each, will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS,
25 by 100 feet lying together, FARM of from to 20
acres These beautifully located at w OOHl0
Long Island where church and schoohouse, and a
number of private dwellings, Stores workshops and fac
being built several hundred will be erected the coming
This is fine opportunity Of owning delightful country
residence near city, where the domestic comforts of
family circle be fully realized and where $4,000 build
ing 600 farms have lately been sold; and
sales being made to individuals who, after careful
examination location and ascertaning the quality OF
the SOIL are selecting Farms for agricultural purposes being
confident that land cheap and calculated to increase
so rapidly in value be had within 30 miles Of the city
This land would been all taken up back but has
been an ened for the last century, and completely
locked up for upwards Of hundred years-since which
large sales have been made, and where the wild deer
roaned at large may be beautiful cottages and
cultivated fields waving with the abundant productions Of
mother EARTH
This Of the best opportunities now offered to those
Of small means who are destitute Of home Of their own
purchase one for mere tre also few Earms contain
ing each five and acres, and upwards, at from SIS to
S35 per
NJ All persons wishing to avail themselves of the OPP
portunty now offered to procure fine Farm splendid
Building Lot near the Empire City, should make imme-
date anpication they nearly all disposed Of APP
ply to CHARLES WOOD POS Broadway, of Fulton
street n w. where maps and pamphlets can be had or
sent if REQUIRED by mall gratis.
ly23 JOHN. III. KIMBALL, Agent for Bath.
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WINES ANse SPIRITS.
For Medicinal PnPnOSeS.

JAMES MITCHELL has been lnlyappoinrcdby
u llayor and Aldrrmen Agent for The city 10 sell
Wines &c cinnl md mccliani ca lpurpoSe SON
y.agrceably iohe ''Ac for The suppressionof drink
ing honsesand ppling shops, 'amd snow prepared o
furnish ne ,rIclefor lie above purposes hissore
OIL Centre street.
Bath .Aug19,1S52. lOi
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-30
PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER AND RIIIOUS COMPLAINTS

The Citizens of the Union suffer much from disorders
Of Liver and Stomach scarcely any free from the
influence of these destructive nal dies, hence life wears
fast. The fair SEX perhaps the most handsome in the
Wosld, up period when, distressing TO say,
many loose their teeth md good looks, while yet in the
heyday of life, such sad evils may be ecctually RENE
died by continually keeping the blood pure, and the
Liver and stomach in healthy action, when life will
flow smoothly, and resemble plants in congenial CLINE,
where eternal spring appears to reign AS regards
the preservation of the human Frame and the duration
Of life, much may be effected, and Asay earlessly that
health and life be prolonged formany beyond
their ordinary limits, if IIolloways Pills taken TO
purify the blood according the rules laid down for
health contained in the directions which accom- any each
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Commercial Street.
IRON WORKS,

ELMES s. TIBBETTS, PrOpricfOrws
Successors GEORGE MoULTON COL
THE above establishment is in full operation and prepared
orders for all kinds Of MACHINERY STEAM
GNEs, BOILERS, SHIPS TANKS and the various arti>
Giles Of ship work. such and CAPsTANssad
to be the best in the United States-sHIPs'
WHEELS, of wood ironsecond to made Planking
and ackcrews,al the different kinds OF ships pumping
apparatus in Also-RoN ofbeauul patterns,
and ALL KINDS Of IRON WORK in endless variety,
gether with WOOD and IRON TURNING at short notice.
This work is all warranted in material and finish to be equal
to any to be found.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Engines and Machinery Of all kinds faithfully repaired
at short notice. CAkBTUN D. ELMES
July III, 1854 6m4 ISAAC p. TEBBETTS.
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Gas Burners. Chandeliers. &c.

lust received. large and extensive assortment Of
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c, which we offer at the
lowest manuactory prices. hese fixtures are from the
best manufactory and all warranted Please call
and examine s W. HEATH d co.
Bath lime a 81
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Nos, 81 & 80 Union st., Portland, Me-,
American Cream Soap in Bars, Laundry and
Manufacturers in Barrels aud Cans,
Toilet, Shaving, Shaving Cream,
Transparent, Cream Soap
Preparation, &C., &c.


These Soaps are presented the public, after having
been tn roughly teted by ourselves and friends the
best LABOR SAVING ARTICLES discovered, and
offer them to the public every way worthy OF their
confidence.
They do The work of the Laundry in simply warm wa
ter either SOFT, ii ,RD, SALT dispensing with Boil
ing Pounding and the acknowledgements
large amount Of Fuel and and of clothing is
saved and not fourth the amount Of Labor is
quire to do the washing off family. The tendency of
these Soaps soften the clothes and loosen the hold
Of the dirt without injury. Washing is done by simply
rubbing soap the parts of clothes most soed and
placing them in warm suds sufficient cover them
tn remain few hours Tor al night lfconven
ient) then, with slight hand rubbing and good rnsing
will be perfectly clean, and without injury the
most delicate fabric MernOes, Silks, Shaws, &c, may
be washed with perfect safety. Cotton Goods, Prints of
any color that VIII fade in alone when washed
with these Soaps, according the dreCtiOns will
change but remain firm, and the cOlOrs rendered
bri For washing Wooens Prints Gliding, Mirrors
Ma :, Paintings Lamps Silver Ware, &c, &c these
Soaps superior any in the market The cost OF
Soaps than of those ordinarily used; and
besides this the great and of clothing
qnent upon old method ofhard rubbing upon board
machine pounding BARREL &C., &C., and the necess ~ OF
| boiling is wholly avoided
for this Soap fair trial. choosing to trust
is merits rather than resort TO the pubCat of
| a Ion! list Of certificates from those who have used il
wherever il has manufactured, which have in
| our power to do were il necessary.
For sale, Wholesale only, al 81 & 33 Union Street,
Portland and retain by Grocers generally in city and
country. Agents supplied liberal terms All orders
addressed to e. w. ID. Il Co., postpaid, Nos. 81 X 33
Union Street, Portland Me-, will receive prompt aten-
| ton
| w. III. SMITH. Store in Moses Block,
! Front Street, Agent for Bath a ID vicinity.
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An Innnnssihilitu

DOR any better MELODEONS to be made than the ca
sharts Patents, sold by
Sept. &c SAWYER & MAGOUN, Booksellers
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Removal.

THE subscriber gives notice to the citizens OF Bath
that he has moved to shop Middle street. Cen
tire street. where he VIII carry backsithing in all it
branches 22tf JASOB KNOWLTON.
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Last Call.

IL persons indebted the subscriber. by note or nc
n count are requested to call and settle Immediately.
as he wishes to close up his accounts without delay
This is the lust call. WILLARD MALhEh
Rath Nav 81 IB53 soft
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a CURE FOR ALL!
UOLLOWiT'S OINTMENT.

Citizens Of The Un1On,-
You have done hoaor with voice, froma
end Of the Union the other, stamp the character
Of my Ointment with your appreciation. 1t is scarcely
years since made known among you, and al
ready il has obtained celebrity than any other
Medicine i'll short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
SO, Corner Of Inn and Nassau Streets New York.
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Boots and shoes
Compound Almond Lotion

ID EPAIRED to order, by L. S. FISHER
IL Oct. 3. IL
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Just Reed.

A MOTHER lot Of those Misses Goat ANGLE Ties, by
"a July25 j. W. RODENTS
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Mess Beef.
~ BARRELS Western Mess Beef for sale by
III Oct 1854 Is NJ +. GANNETT.
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Oil and Candles.

TUSTreceivcd from New Bedford bbIs BE. ched
y spring Sperm Oils 10 bbs bleached spring Whale
OIL; boxes Wax Candles; 10 boxes Adamaniine, do
rDRACCD-Fealherslone Woods ale and Pollard
brands For sale by ID 4 Il. PATTEN.
Mavl7 As
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vinegar.
DALMER's Vinegar for sale by M .AqANNETT.
L March 81. 81 40
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TO TEE LADIES.
MISS y. T.. SMITH.

Front Street, opposite Elliot House Block.
MOULD respectfully to the ladies of Bath and
w vicinity that she has just received from Boston and
New York splendid assortment of
NEW STYLE
Bonnets and Millinery Goods,
Comprising every thing usually found in establishment
kind The Stock has been selected with great care
and particular reference this Market and will be sold at
a very small advance the first cost.
Every description of Bonnet Making and Trimming at
to in the very and at the lowest prices
Bath Oct. 25 1854 10
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Wanted.
Cigars and Tobacco.
New stock Boots

lust received Mems thick and Calf Boots be sold low
u for cash, at store Of L. S. FISHER.
Sept IS, 1854. Is
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sc NOW.a-DaVS,
Schenk's Pulmonic Syrup,

A GOOD assortment OF Gents Congress Boots may be
n found, at reduced prices at the store Of
July 25. ]. w. ROBERTS.
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HERDS Grass Clover and Red top Seeds, OF the frs
LII quality for sale by Nj. +. GANNETT.
Oct. 1884. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-02

Situations, grew to be crimes Of the first mag.
nitude, and the result has been the innocent
vito has been coldly murdered and the hus-
band shut up in Jail, whence he is sure to 10
to the Penitentiary for long period, if not for
have implicated with the alleged crime of the
wife stands above reproach, and We forbear to
give bis name to the world. On last MONDAY
morning, Foster, excited by stories with which
bis neighbors have been constantly torturine
nim, boldly accused his wife of guilt. His
threats and menaces became 30 fearful that
she left tho house to 60 to near neighbor's,
to escape from his wrath. Foster seized
large bowie knife, pursued and overlook her.
he rudely seizsd her-and, upon her refusing
to return, he stabbed her, cutting her breast
ana abdomen in shocking manner, killing
her instantly. This done, ne surrendered him.
self to the Deputy Sheriff, and was then taken
to Pontiac, whore he is now confined, to await
his triaL-Dstroit Daily Advertissr, Moe. a.
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Virginia Democratic Convention

Virginia Democratic Convention.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. The Virginia Den
ocratic Convention mot at Stsunton to day snd
was temporarily organized by the e.ler..sa c:'
Col. George Baylor, OF Augusta Chairman.
VIM. T. Ritche ana Robert " Bughes Score.
taries. A committee or one froCl each dis
trict was appointed TO nominate permanent
Offices. who reported Oscar NJ Crutchfeld, of
Spottsylvanis, for President, and thirteen Vice
Presidents and the Secretaries as above named
Considerable confusion ensued upon q mo-
ton to 20 into q nomin stion for Governor, and
. long debate took ploce upon the rules reeu.
lating the casting Of the vote.
Mr.. Shackleford moved that the convention
do not make q nomination for Governor or
Lieutenant Governor unless tho candidates
receive vote sufficient to represent a major
ity of the whole Democratic vote of the State.
Mr.. Garnett offered substitute tina, it shall
require a majority of ali the votes cast to
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieut. Gov
ernor, and Attorney General Adopted.
This was considered a triumph for Mr. Wise,
his party being the strongest in the Convsn-
ton.
Exciting times are expected to- day, and an
effort will probably be made further to amend
the rules by adopting the two thirds rule.
The Democratic vote represented in tho
Convention is 81, 406.
The whole vote OF the party In the State ID
abont 10000.
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AT REDUCED PRICES.
WE are now receiving msLy new and SEASONAL
w DRESS GOODS, which we are selling at mut

"E are now receiving msLy new and &c ssonable
w DRESS GOODS, which we selling at much
less than former prices.
Rich plaid Silks and plaid French Merinoes
Plain Silks. very desirable shades
Plain French and English Merinoss
10 pieces plain black slks, very cheap.
With many other desirable Dress Goods, which 20
are daily rscs wing.
As our stock OF staple goods IL g vsn assortsd
and selected as any other house In this city, rs
would call particular attention 70
8 cases bleached Coltons, Of well known and -
vori brands: loo pieces, warranted all pure, Iriah
Linens, from medium to extra ine; SO pieces white
Fannels, from Csc. to alS0 al grades Blankets In
great abundance with q general assortment o
Table Damssks, rowellings, Napkins, &c.
Also, will be solo It coet-
All fancy, plaid, striped and figured silks
All wool, French printed and plaid Mufselins.
Having determined not to keep any more Fanny
silks in our sto 4, purchasers msy rely getting
the shove articles named 1t prime oost 61 cash o9
Colby 4 SEARS,
No. SOS Seventh street 8 doors above Pa. ave.
nov Oct
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MURDER OF WFE-A WARNING TO MIS-
CHEF MAKERs.-On Monday last most bru.
tai murder was committed in the town Of Rose,
Oakland county, by a man named Foster. II
appears that Foster had returned from Cali.
fornia, after q sojourn of about two years.
While he was absent his wife remained at his
residence in Rose, surrounded by neigh bors.
who respected her for goodness of heart and
correct department.. Foster, however, never
had been favorite, and no sooner did he re-
turn than his enemies, under the guiss Of
fiisndship, began throwing out inuendoes con
corning the conduct Of bis wife while absent.
They finally succeeded, tends az they are, in
poisoning his cup Of domestic peace by ma.
king him jealous of his wife, The most tri
ding circumstances, under their dsvilish in.
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Auction Sales.
y. .. WRIGHT, A.stions.r,

6EOR6KfOWN. ~ IT.
0T0CH OF GROCERIES,, HORSE AND BUGGY,
- &C. at Auction On TUEaDAY next, the ttb
instant at 10 o'lock at the stcre Of @. Lyttston,
Market Space. shall sell without reserve, his en-
trs stock Of Groceries, b., eousistins Of suzar
Teas, Coffee Soap, Spices, Starch, Lard, 20 sack.
SAT- Feed, empty Sacks patent balance counter and
meal scales, Desks, Stove, Clock, 10
Also, very superior Family Horse and Sliding
Top Buggy and Harness, Erddle and Birdie, DC &c.
Terms at sale. Z. 8. WRIGHT,
dec g. Auctioneer.
By GREEN q SCOTT, AuctioneeIs.
= ALE OF PORK. BEANS. 10, BY 0ROIR OF
- thu Navy Agent.-0a TUESDAY. the 5th inst
We shall sell, at the Washington Navy Yard, at IL
O'clock N, BY order Of the Navy Agent
ia lbs Pork, $50 lbs. Bread
70 lbs Flour, "a lbs Raisins
% lbs PICKLES, 1s9 lbs. Beans.
Terms cash. GREEN 4 SCOTT.
Auctionse rs.
Will be added to the above safe, q
large quantity Of Live Oak Chips, lying near the
west gate Of the navy yard. Terms cash.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
dec I'd Aucfi ,oesrf.
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PHILADELPHIA Narksts-pr. Beale.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2.-Businsss lie quiet.
Stocks are dull Flour and grain the same
As at last quotations.
The excitement in regard to the pardon OF
Dr.. Beale still continues. The petitions arp
every whore in circulation, and public ssud-
ment is strongly In his favor.
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Baltimore Markets, &C.

BALTIMORE, Dec. The nominal price Of
Howard street -four is s. L. City Mills is held
at 81 "a. Wheat Is frm-10,0 900 bushels sold,
white 81 s5a s.; red, SIS 81 81 80. $4,000
bushels of corn sold, white 76a7T cents, yellow
70 go cents Oats, 47e4Sc. Rye, $L2O. Corn
meal, 81 3ls$4 SO.
Provisions are firm, and prices upward
Groceries unchanged. Butter In kegs, l2a14c.
Whisky, in bbls., 42a44c.
The stock market 10 . shade frmer, and
prices without special change.
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m AkhlED.

On the lst instant. by the Rev. G. Samson, Mr.
JOSIAH T. HOGSETT to Miss MARTHA JANE
SLAVEN, both of Huntersvie, Pocahontas county,
Virginia.
On the 3Oth utimo, by the Rev. John c. Smith,
Mr.. GEORGE II. WALKLR to Miss MARYO. AN
DERSON, all of this city.
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@ TORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, &C., to be stored, will find ample &C
commodations in the large, airy, Hag-stone.paved
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star office.
oct 26-tf
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New York Markets.
Decline In Brsadstuffs-Psnic In the Flcur
Market
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-TLere 10 Q panic In
the -four market to-day falling of Of two
shillings since yesterday. Southern bring,
s. 25a$s.75. Wheat is very dull. Corn Ia
lower-mixed selling at S7aS8c.
Stocks arc lower, except New York Central
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Ohio River,

BALrMoRE, Dec. 2.-Ths Ohio is in an sx-
cellent condition, causing business to look up.
Dispatches here from Pittsburg Wheeling and
Cincinnati, state that the river was in good
nayigsble order. At Cincinnati the budnsss
n good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-02

II The bracelet is the article of jewelry
most worn in Paris at present. In full toilette
the arm is literally covered with these orna-
ments. Dresses are usually trimmed with
drawn ribbons, fancy braids shaded plush,
curled fringes, fur, or plaits of every descrip-
ton. Skirts arc worn very full, and excessive
ly long behind, the plaits round the waist are
50 disposed as to form broad columns.
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VALUABLE LOTT am sutho: lied to
v sell lots Containing 5s,744 square feet) mum.
6ered 3, 9, 10, H. IL. ID, H. IT, 16, H. 49, H. and
20, IN Square No 10Y, in the First Ward, bounded
on & str ct l6l feet. L. street 1874 feet and en-
18th street 323 feet 10 inches
These Lots being connected. present great induce
nsnts to purchaser Of the whole together as they
are susceptible by subdivision OF giving add iona
front OF great advantage. The City Corporaticn
having reo5ntly, by law, authorized, and aupropri
ated for, Market House to be erected on street.
in the immediate vicinity of said Lots, will prompt
ly bring them to demand for business PURPOSES,
and at greatly advanced rates. For large msnufac-
turing establishments, others requiring large
space, these lots are highly suitable both in ocs.
ton and extent. Apply to
JAMES H. CAUsTEN,
nov 25-d2w No. 209 r str ct.
-E'OR sALE.-sEVERAL FARMS MOTH OF
II Washington city, containing from thirty.fivs 10
one hund ed aud fifty acres convenient to churches
and schools and good society, fr,m three to six
mills from town. Persons desirous IF narke,
dairy, or farming land, would do well in APPLYING to
the subscriber, near Blsdsnsburg.
nov 24-lm CHARLES DIaG rs
4 VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEr-THE
n store on tho east side of Eleventh street, one
door north Of Pennsy lvania avenue, lately oc,u.
pied by Mr. Dyer as auction and commission
store, Is for rent low to good tenant. Apply to
G. A. RANDALL,
nov lift Corner Twelfth and d streets
NOR r. = Mt Uka SAL E.-THE MODERN
L Four-story Brick House on Thirteenth st. eet
near 4, east side. The house Is in good repair dry
cellars, and to good te snt the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November apply to
oct 3O-u JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auc'r
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California News Expseted.

NEW YoRk, Dec. 2.-Ths steamer North
Star is below and will reach her wharf about
2o'slock. Her advices are one week later.
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The Weather. &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. I'VE have . pleasant
day. An unusually large number Of strangers
Are in the city, en route for Washington II
is now believed that the house Of Sellmsn d
Son, which suspended yesterday, will, in time,
DO able to meet all liabilities
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DIED.

On the LIST instant, HELEN, infant daughter of
Hamlin G. and Josephine FAINT.
CO. The funeral will take place tomorrow (Sun-
day. afternoon, at three O'clock from the residence
of Mrs. Smith, No. 233 street. The friends of the
parents are invited to attend without any further
notice.
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Execution Of VIM. Dairy.
BUFFALO, Dec. l.-Wm Dairy was hung n
this oity this morning, for the murder Of his
vito.