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STATE OLE MAINE.

SAGADAHOC, SIS.
the Supreme Judicial Court, began and held at Bath
within and for said County, the second Tuesday Of
May, A. D. 1854 upon the foregoing libel the court ordered
that the lbeant give notice to James s. Dustan of
residence unknown the respondent named in the foregoing
libel by publishing copy Of the same in the Eastern Times
newspaper published in Bathn said County, three weeks
successfully the last publication to be thirty days at
before the sitting Of Supreme Judicial Court to
nea A. sasn within ana IoI saio ooSny q sagadahoc on
and there in said Court appear and show cause any he
have why the prayer Of said Lbeant should not be
ted.
GEO. BARRON, Clerk.
true copy Of the libel and order thereon.
3w2 Attest, GEO. BARRON. Clerk
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Plymouth Sound, Engln,d.

N IIVIUIdI light at " -5IVrH EHlrdIct.
Official information has been received this Office that
in order to guide vessels efecualy by night in
rounding the Black Buoy Of the Knapp and the chequere
Buoy OF the Draystone additional Bright Light will be
established the LIST Of June next, in the Light Tower
the west end OF the Breakwate but feet below the pres
ent Light which being 63 above the level high water
the new Light will he IS feet high
This additional Light is placed that it he seen
only by vessel When she is the lines boarng
Of the present Breakwater Light from each Of the
above mentioned buoys-and therefore, whenever the
Light visible the channel OPEN ana she may run di-
rect for it,
By order Of the Light House Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Lighthouse Board, May 20, 1854.
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FORETCN pOnTS

At zaza Cuba, abt June 10, ship Champaln Woodwr I'd
for Europe ldg
Emit for dg Quebec Je p, ships Emma Jane, for Lon
don; Gen Dunlap, for do
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Whydah Ap 6, ship Winnegance, Ayres, I'm Accra
Sid from Havana 10th, ship North Carolina, Foster
Hamburg 18th 10Th, bark Cherokee Coffin, York ;
2lst, ship Charlotte Reed, Elwc Matanzas and Falmouth
Cid at Matanzas 2Oth bark Jane Doten Grows, New Or
leans. Sid 14th ship Chas Thompson, Small, Liverpool
At do 2lst inst bark Brunette MGrath FIN Cardenas to
load for Boston,
Sid FIN Carlenas 18th inst, brig VIM Crawford, Perry,
Providence.
At do Goth inst bark Isnardon Cornish for Boston
BIDS
Ar at Quebec 23d inst, ship Aquila, Sanford Bath.
Cid 26th ship Mary Crocker Croker, Warren Point.
Ent for ldg Goth, ship Rochambeau, for London.
Ar at st Stephen 23d inst ship Jane Cooper Fltner,
New York
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House for Sale.

DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECES large and well
l. selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June 4. s. w. HEAfH& co stiff
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MatttaQts.

In So Thomaston George s. Bond to Miss Mary E. New
hail. both of So. Thomaston.
In HalloweI, John K. Russell of Skowhegan to Miss
Julia NJ, daughter Of +. Glazier, Esq.
In Lewiston, w. T. Snow, Of Auburn, to Miss Mary Il.
Heal Of Lewiston.
In Freepor Hon. Rufus soule Miss Phiomela Talbot
both Of Freeport.
In Lisbon, Isaac L. Allen to Miss Mary BickfOrt both
of Lisbon.
In Thomaston, Daniel W. Pckard, of Groveand Mass,
to Helen, daughter Of Rev. Mr. Woodruff.
In Damariscotta, David Sidenger to Miss Jane Gam
mons Stanford Hilton to Miss Adelaide r. Hussey
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Trunks. Garnet Bags.

VALIsEs, and all kinds Of Clothing suitable for seamen
for sale by WIN. H. SMITH.
July 3, 1854
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Vinegar!

DURE Clarified Cider Vinegar will be kept constantly on
hand and for sae wholesale and RETAIL by the subscr-
ber at the Ferry landing Dealers will do well to call
and examine it will be sold below anything in the mar
ket. May 10 52f JOHN MOLSTON.
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.
Mourning Prints !!
New Arrival.

lust received at the Granite store new styl
y mourning prints. IL OWEN co,
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SPOKEN.
Ship Realm FIN New York, spoken Je lS lat 80, Ion S.
for Callao and Chincha Islands, not Fayal
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young lady, says one Of our exchanges,
remarked TO male friend that she feared he
would make poor sailor. The gentleman
promptly answered, Probaby-but I'm sure
you would make an excellent mate
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They are sure to do you good f!
For they are composed Of Vegetables.

HATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
- are sure remedy for all diseases arising from disor-
dered state Of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Bnrn
Loss OF Appetite Seepiness Jaundice Headache Co.'S
tlveness Female Diseases, &c.
As spring and summer medicine it has no equal sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted
Sold in Bath, by DR.. J. MATHEWS and n K ELS
WORTH Aotf
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Dtatbs

In this city, 3Oth ult., Francis King, aged years
In Boothbay Sd inst Elizabeth Slower, aged ~ years
In Topsham, Alfred j. knight, aged a years and mos
In Bowdoinham Kate s. Tyler age1 ~ years I mos
In Rockand, Charles Brewer, aged years IL mos.
In Lewiston, wife of Maj. W. Il. Frye
In Greene Charles ii. Lemont, aged years.
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EASTERN TIMES
"a MARINE JOURNAL. -

STTNsoS Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE packets from Bath Boston. Capt
Snson is favoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster formerly Of this CITY, All business entrusted
him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
Arthur DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
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PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
Sch Arno, BeaIs, Rappahannock River.
Sch Aid, OF Rockland) -
SAILED.
Br brig Buffalo, Maitland Br sch Joseph Allen, E
Island.
FRIDAY, June so.
ARRIVED.
Sch Fred Dyer, Lancaster, st Marys, Ga,
Sch Monirose, Baker, Virginia via Gloucester.
Sch Lion Baker, New Bedford for GsF,liisyr
Sch Emma Purbish, Kurdish, Savannah. p
Sch Maria, Perkins, Boston.
Sch Rochester, Blanchard, Boston
Sch Henrietta, -, Boston for Gardiner.
CLEARED.
Ships Daylight (new, 547 tons) Wilson, St Stephen, NIB
Abby Langden, new Of llaowe 1885 tons) Hail. Quebec
The New York Ship List reports sales Of ship Levanter
! IL years old, 500 tons. built Maine, at $4,000
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must be left the staboard the Black Buoys the
port hand.
Buoys with red and black horizontal stripes mark OBJ
strucuons and may be passed either side Buoys with
oack ana white PERPENDICULAR stripes will be found In mid
cnannel and must be passed either side close to
BY order of the House Board.
A: LUDLOW CASE, Light House Inspector I'd Dist.
New York June
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Compound Almond Lotion

A SUPERIOR article for removing Freckles and
"a pimpes from he farce. aud for the Of chapped
hands, prepared and for sale by
J.MATHEWS,
March %. 1853. Sagadahock Building,
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Ladies' List.


Abbott Mary L Martin Hannah
Bradbury Lydia Mckinney Naomi A
Bradbury Mrs VIM McGlathry Clara
BOBBY Rachael Norman V RI
Byram Mrs II ii Nichols ES
Beas Frances Il Nichols Eliza C
Booker Louisa O'Neil Eliza
Cutler Charlotte Powers Margaret
Cockburn jeanne Prehe Mrs Frances
Cooper Henrietta Rogers Mrs David G
Cornish Elizabeth Reed Mary
Curtis Margaret Stinson Mrs Charles
Curtis Sarah Bailey Stevens Elizaheth-3
Cole Harriet Il Storer Eliza
Creig Ellen Stinson Catharine
Dunam Jenet Smith Marion
Donahue Ellen Stevens Harriet
hodge Hannah Sewall Eliza
Dodge Lucreta NJ Sparrow Anne
FOss Maria Sentner Mary
Fogg Amanda Stinson Betsey
Getchell Deborah Shldren Jane
Green Mrs Geo Stinson Hattie d
Grant Olivia Sanford Lucy
Haynes Hannah Sewall Miranda
Halfpenny Mary Soule Isabella
Hall Abby j Seymour Alder
Harvey Hannah Tibbets Isabella
Ham Rachael Thornton Jane
hamilton Jane Trott Jane
Hamilton Frances Tarr Charlotte
Ham Mary Twombly Eunice
Lefebare MariaS Tryon Frances
Lovejoy Louis Williams Alice
Moody Charlotte Whitney Sarah
Morrison Zelaa Wtham Ellen Z
Madison Mary Jane
~ Persons calling for letters, will please mention thc
advertised To The postage of each adUeTtSed Let
ter, one cent tUiH be added.
JOSEPH G. SNOW, p. M.
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Bow Wanted

SMART active boy about 16 years old to learn the
a Bookbinder's Trade. Apply to
80 SAWYER < MAGoUN
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REMOVAL.
A. G.. Page,

las removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
IL STORE directly opposite the old Stand in Moses new
Block, with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
ceries, Ship Stores Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINEs,for sale at the lowestmarket rates.
1y2o
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOTICE TO MARINERS,
Eastern entrance 10 Spithedd England.
Revolving Light of the Warner Shoals.
Official notice has been received at this office, that
Floating Light is moored the SW side of the chan
mel which separates the Warner Shoa from the Horse Sand
1t lies in - thoms ut the low water Of spring tides with
the following marks and compass bearings
St. IIeens Water Mill half its breadth open OF St. Heens
Sea Mark, SWbyW1-2W.
End Of yde Pier the Towers Of Os-
borne, NNbyW.
Nomans Land Buoy, NWbyN 1-6 miles.
Horse Elbow Bu ", NE3-4N 2-3 OF a mile.
Dean Tail Buoy, ESE 1-3 miles.
Nab Light Vessel. SHE 2 L. miles.
This Warner Light revolveS shows bright fash every
minute and is visible in all directions
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Secretary Light-IIouse Board.
TRF ASrRY Dep ARTMENT
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WOMEN's Prime Kid, Morocco and Goat Boots, at
w Feb. %. l.. S. FISHERS
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Coal.

TOR Ladies' nice Tipd aud FoxI Boots the store OF
IL April 20. J. W. ROBERTS.
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PORT OF BATH,

SATURDAY, July
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eastern State Donnell Boston
steamer Ocean, Sanford Boston
CLEARED.
Ship John Fraser. new s6S tons Herbest st John NIB
SUNDAY, July 2
ARRIVED.
sen Columbia Baker, Boston.
och tylas Snow, Boston
MONDAY, July 3
ARRIVED.
pine lumber to VIM NJ Reedl ' -' N ~
Sch Denmark. Mathews JacksonviIIa Ea f,v;tb nina
lumber to j d Robinson) +4n N P
Sch Ligure Pray, RondOut
Sch Castian, Morgan, Jacksonville Fla (vith hard
pine lumber to Vim Reed - N"-' ~
NOTICE TO MARINeRs-A change will be made in all the
month in the character Of the BuOys makng the
CHANNELS &C. leading TO the Bay and towards the city Of
Nun Buoys viii be placed to the Gedneys and main
ship ehannels to the city, Can Buoys to mark the South
Channel of the bar and Swash Channels and Enar
the False Hook and East Channels
On entering the Channs from seaw ard the Red Buoys
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SPOKEN.

June lS lat IS, lon 6S ship Realm, FIN New York for
Fayal
June "a, lat Sc 49, Ion II as was seen ship Shanghai,
from New Orleans for Liverpool.
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Fruit and Vegetables.
Choice new Cheese,

4 LARGE variety OF Fruit and Vegetables in their
son. received weekly by boat from Boston, New York
and South, by 81 A. G. PAGE.
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To the Public.
Patent Elastic Horse Shoe

HE subscribers having purchased the right to manuiac
ture and apply the above named shoe, for the city Of
Bath, are prepared accommodate such wish to
profit by the best improvement made for the benefit Of
that noble and useful ANIMAL the horse No pains should
be spared to make the labor Of that valuable animal
possible and also guard against ameness tenderness
&c, with which horses have always been less
troubled TO this end horse-shoers have been experiment
ting for the last so years. and until recently with but little
| success.
With this improvement however all seems to be realized
that necessary. The shoe will prevent ameness
tenderness make horse travel greater distance with less
fatigue and being made Of steel villa much longer
than the rori shoe.
Some of citizens have already proved to be all
that is claimed for it. J. BLAISDELL X CO.,
2u Centre St., near the Hay Scale.
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NEW VISITE!

Notice.
THE undersigned having been duly appointed by the
honorable Judge of Probate, for the County of Lincoln,
to receive and examine the claims of the several creditors
to the estate of Margaret Davis late of Phpsburg in sail
County deceased now Sagadahoc hereby give notice to
all persons interested therein that they will be in atten-
dance for said purpose at the Office OF Joseph W. RUSSELL
Bowdonhan the Saturday Of September, October
and November from o'clock to four p NJ, of each day.
JERE. MILLAY, (cor,r,;s.;ono-.
EDWARD MERRILL,
Bowdoinham, June 14th, 1854. 3w2
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DRIED Beef Northern sugar cured Hams, Lard
IL Pickles By the gallon and jar Kechup, &c. for sale by
50 A. G.. PAGE.
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aud the public generally that he is ready to make
contracts for
Ships Tanks, Boilers, Steering Wheels, Cap
STAINS, and all kinds Of Ship Work,
Such as he used to furnish. lie will ready
operations in two weeks Call at Blackmers Wharf,
Commercial st. GEO. M0ULT0N.
Bath, May j, 1854. 3w1
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nnMESTTC PORTS

Boston-Cld ls schs Curew, Brookings, Gardiner; Geo
Davis, sPinkham, Bath
town. Sc for Bath 18th, Edwin, Marsden, Wadoboro for
Virginia; sch Denmark, Crowel Jacksonville for Bath
| IjpIre, Pray, ROndout for HalloFell
Rev Orleans-Cld 22d, ship Favorite, Thomas Liver
pool Towed to sea 18th, ships Rappahannock, Eva
Ar 2sd, ship sewall, Merrill, Merrow) New York
Ar 29h bark Tenaro Barstow, Boston, 3Oth, Geo Pat
Cid oath ships Roger Stewart skolneld and Albert Cal
| St Marys, Ga-Sld 2lst, brig Forester Bath
Wilminst0uN C-Ar 9th, Ibrg Monticello Lloyd, Bath
Philadelphia 18th, brig K Akin, Brown, Bath
New York-Cld 18th, sch Lamartine, Black Augusta
Ar 3Oth, brig Ph9ba Page, Lewis, St Marys, Ca
CID 20th ship Tropic Smith, Antwerp; brig Tornado NJ
Fall River 2sth, sch Only Son, Savage, Kennebec
FOREIGN PORTS.
Per steamship Europa, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool june IA, Josephine, Jameson, New Or
leans Leayitt Storer Trott, Savannah
| Cid 18th, Ellen Maeia, Whtmore, Boston
Sid 18th, Saratoga Trask and May Queen, Skohed, New
| York
Also sid 18th, ship Old Dominion Sampson, Boston
Ent inward at London 18TH Wild Wave, Knower for st
Ar at Havre 18th, Globe, Blair, New Orleans
Adv, Esmeralde, MManus, New York oath; Benz Ad-
ANS Drummond, and VIM Hitchcock, Conway, do 18th
Evira Owen, Owen, for Philadelphia l7th Della Maria,
Norton for Charleston Niagara, Drummondfor New
Orleans 18th
Ent for idg I4th VIM Hitchcock Benz Adams 18TH Am
Cid at Rotterdam June b. Republc, wyerNew York
Adv at Havre June IL, Wurtem6urg for New orleans;
South Carolina, Mountaineer Day and Globeor new
York
At zaza Cuba abt June TO- ship Champlain woodwr rd
Ent idg at Quebec o. ships Emma Jane, Lon
don; Gen Dunlap, for do
Ship Ream FIN New York spoken e IT, lat 49, Ion S. is
for Callao and Chincha Islands, not Fayal
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Lighthouse Board, June 10, 1854.
Lighf-nousc at Winterfon, England. (East Coast,

Lighf-HoHSc at Wfnterton England, EAST COlst)
Official information has been received at this office
through the Department Of State that with the object
rendering the Light House Wntcrton distinctly
visible from Vessels at during the daytime the Tower
is about to be cOloed Red The buildings around it will
continue White. they present.
BY order of the Light-IIpuse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Lighthouse Board, May IS, 1851
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RICH GOODS--Great Bargains

RICH GOODS--Great Bargains.
\ 0W opening very rich stock of seasonabe Goods
such Figured and Drocade Silks, Cha lies Jaco-
nets Lawns Berage Delanes Ginghams Prints, Dotted
and figured Musns in great variety, Chambrays &C, &C.
AI.SO-MAGNIFICENT
BLACK SILKS, IS cts. to $I,75
rer yard Parasos Cashmere Palm Printed and Black
SILK SHAWLS!
Mantilas Gloves and Hosiery and Fancy Goods in great
variety. The above will be sold for CASH, prices
winch challenge competition For proof Of this
reference is made 10 the STOCK and LIST OF Prices.
May Is. As J. L. GILMAN.
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Deraar Light-Houss. Scotland. !


Official information has been received this Office
the commissioners of Northern Lighthouses have given
tce that Lighthouse has been built upon the Island of
Davaar at the entrance to the Bay Of Campbeown the
county Of Argyll the Light Of which will be exhibited
the night Of Monday, 10th july 1854, and every night
thereafter from the going away Of daylight in the evening,
till the return Of da! light in the morning.
The following is a specification If the Light House,
and the appearance Of the Light by Mr. Dauid StcUe-
son, Engineer to the Commissioners:
The Lighthouse Is in n Lat. So Is min. Is sec. and
W. Long. 81 81 min. 16 sec
The Davaar Light will be known to Mariners a RE-
NOLNlNG LIGHT, which shows bright white Light
every half-minute.
The Light is elevated about 100 feet above the level of
high water of ordinary spring tides, and may he at
the distance of about ID nautc miles, and at lesser disa
ces according to the state Of the atmosphere TO nearer
observer in favorable circumstances the Light will not
wholly disappear between the intervals Of greatest bright
ness. The Illuminated by this Light extends from about
S14E. by compass about WbyN and faces northwards
By order Of the Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
H..
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Excelsior Soap.
A MEXICAN Cream Soap, Cranes Soap. Sos
THG hADIES

WILL find at the store Of Misses FIELD & WILDES,
w Centre Street. Of the latest and most beautiful
styles Of Straw AMI silk BONNETS RIBBONS, &C., &C.,
in the city.
stock just received from Boston and New York
Prices low.
Bath, June D. 1854. 1tf
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Augusta Dye House.

III articles for Dyeng Cleansing left at ALFRED T.
II RoBNsoSs Grocery Store, Front at, Sagadahock
Ferry will be forwarded returned without delay. Silk
and Wooden dresses Dyed in first rate style; also Swawls,
Handk'fs and Ribbons All garments dyed without being
ripped Shaws Of all kinds ceansed and Parasos dyed.
Carpets ceanscl and cplurs frightened.
Also for sale at the store u A. H. r. superior article Of
Soap, for removing greesc OIL paint &c from Gents gar
ments, with directions for ALT. Z. ROBINSON.
Bath, June 10.
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Family Groceries.


FURNACES Of the most approved patterns stationary
and portable, for heating Churches Dwelling Houses,
Stores &c, put up and warranted to give satisfaction
The most reasonable terms, BY IL. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Bath, June ii, 1858 52tf
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N-CFIIITy IleIlI-IIOust DOaru.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office Lighthouse Board, May 20, 1854.

MARINERS and others, interested in commerce,
aud the Of life and property from loss by ship
wreck coasts earnestly requested to give prompt
information 70 the Inspectors superintendent Of Lights
20 this Boar by direct communication, of cases in which
lights not lighted puncualy at sunset and exnguish-
ed at sunrise in which they properly atten-
ded to during the night in which Light Vessels and
Buoys out Of position and of all in which the
published instructions from this board not strictly
uted that the board may with little delay posi-
BILE apply the proper remedy and prevent further neglect
Of duty in matters connected with the Lights Beacons and
Buoys Of the United States.
L. & -
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Tuver Irons.
Notice.

THEatest and most approved Patent For sale by
z. HYDE Co., Agts for Lincoln County
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DIR. NOURSE

AS removed few rods, to the house recently occupied
BY Mrs Walker, Of Washington and Pearl Streets
and is able to attend to business BY night well
day.
May p. 40
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Copper Boilers

0F all sizes constantly on hand by
" H. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Run Away

IOM the subscriber Sunday 25th inst, indented
apprentice, named Osrow M. Morse, aged about I3
eyes rather short with scar On the part Of his hea
When lie left lie had check shirt, blue pants and Ro
suth hat All persons forbid harboring or trusting
HIM my account shall pay debts OF his contrAc
ing. Any person who win said boy, or give INFORM
alton where he may FOUND shall be suitably rewaraeo'
Topsham, June Is, 1854. JAMES IANS SSs
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EIGD striped, plaid and plain dress Silks, complete
sortment, just received by OWEN 4 co.
April %. 46
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

NEW and beautiful assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewery, &c just received and will be sold
cheap. 4. H. G.. MARSTON.
Bath, Nov, II
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WILLIAM. iii. SMITH.

Moses New Block, Front Street,
Z EEPS constantly hand, and for sale the Ie,ccst
IN cash prices, superior stock of
Provisions and Family Groceries,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Cutlery and
Fancy Goods. Fruit and
Nuts of all kinds,
together with the largest variety of Fancy articles to be
found in this city. The public generally invited call
and examine,
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Hardware, Cutlery, 60.
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 description, the lowest prices
cash. Also, constantly hand Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps &c, &C. 50
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OF sale,
THE valuable house High Street occupied by E 8.
i J. NEALLEY. Terms reasonable and good title
given. Apply to
J. NEALLEY or D. Bronson, agent forthe Owners.
May is. 4stf
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1SO Tons White Ash Egg Coal 100 tons Red Ash
~ Range do arrived this day per schooner Geo Hof-
man. May s. Az ID. o. WEEKS.
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Sharpen your Scythes
Preserves of all kinds,

T,AMAKINDS JeIlies Marmaades, Syrup, Olives Capers
Martinoes, Worcestershire Sauce Sardines, Gelatne,
IsingIass, Hops Broma, Greats, &C., for sale by
So A. g. PAGE.
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House Paper.

A LARGE assortment Of new ard beautiful patterns Of
n House Paper. Common medium satin and gold, com
velvet and gold borders More opening and for sale
by 4D SAWYER * MAGOUN.