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"To what base uses may we come at last

The Bangor Jefersonian and the Portland
ErpoSitOr are hand and glove. The rum or
gan of Portland copies with approval the lead
ing organ of the Morrill, party and the lead
ing organ of the Morrill, party has its return,
half column of apology for Mr.. Cary. This
last paper, our readers will reccollect, has many
time aud oft berated Us for deserving demo-
cratic principles, leaving the party, and going
for rum. Soft is with every paper that has
taken consistent course and chung to the
party. Can any thing be palmer! These
politicians who profess so much devotion 10 the
Maine Law are hand and glove with the Cary
men. Ii between Cary and Morrill, the legs
lature can possibly be carried, they will prob
ally divide the i'll gotten loaf in proportion TO
numbers. Democrats of Maine Defeat these
Vaccinations! Look after your represents
tive DISTRICTS and if candidate refuses to pledge
himself for PARIS first and PARIS last, he re-
fuses the pledge Of democracy. Our friends
all over The state are rallying, our prospects
every day grow brighter. One bold effort,
and we shall save the state from the political
harpies who are waiting 10 seize upon the
government Belfast Journal
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

ROstOn-Ar 18th, brig Chesapeake, Ycomico River;
schs Henry Newbrt Waldoboro; Coquett Hallowe Rus
sell, Gardiner.
18th, quarantine, ship X Page Hathorn Liver
pool 18th ult.
Ar 18th, schs Equal and Marion, Rockland.
Cid sch jew, Gardiner.
Ar 10Th, sch Bay State, Verril New York.
Holmes HOIe-Ar 10th, schs VIM Brown Rock
land for New York; Corene, Bath for New Haven't 17h
Henrietta, York for Gardiner Splendid, Hallowe for
New Haven.
Sayannah-Ar 10Th (by tell brig Albion Cooper,
Duell, Boston.
WiImim gIOn. NC-In port brig Marcia, for Bathldg
MObiIe-Cld 18th, ship Gen Berry, Seavey, Liverpool.
Cid 18th, ship Shamrock, Doane, Liverpool.
PhiIadeI hia-Cd 18th, brig Cuba, Sawyer, Boston.
Ar 18th, sch Marcia Farrow, Spear, Walthall.
Cid 10TH sch Elmira Ann Weeks, Bath.
Cid 18th, brig Eugene Flinton, Thomaston.
Cid 18th, sch Waierve, Gill Boston.
Went to sea 10th ship Pelican State.
At Lewes sch Catherine Bea
New HOrk-Ar 10Th ships Mountaineer Robinson Ha-
vre; Globe, Baker, do.
Ar 26th sch Mountain Eagle Pressey and Jane Ingra-
ham Rockland, ship Republic, Sawyer, Rotterdam; sch
Hurd Rockand: 17th bark Nacooche Thorp, Attakapas
Ar 10Th, schs Only Son. Eagle and Charlotte Roekand
Cid 10Th, bark Montauk Lincoln, Galveston.
Ar 20th ship Arab (Of Bath) Ballard, Newport, l..
PrOvidence-Ar 10th, sch Postboy, Rockland.
New Haven-Sld 14th, lily Ticeburg, Bowes Halo
well.
New BcdfOrd-Ar 18th, Sch Lion, Baker, Gardiner
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IN GOOD Cont makers, do punt do DO Yess do
~ who will begVen good prices Rnd constant crupoYs
ment by W. HAWTHORNE,
~ So Front Sc. Bath Me-
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City OF Bath.
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE SALE OF WOO,
AND BARK.

AN ORDINANCE TO REGC LATE THE SALE OF WOOD
AND BARK.
Sect. ID Of ChGpt. 18th fthe City Ordinance.
Every driver Of any such team, who shall per-
NIT the to stand in any other place than such shall
be designated appointed aforesaid after said notes
shall be given shall forfeit 81 for each offence This ord.
nance to take effect from and after its passage.
Chapter %, Section !.
SECTION 1Noperson shall sell Wood Bark in the city
without first having the measured Ivy
Of the city and exhibiting certificate thereof the
purchaser under the penalty Of lees than dollar
more than Ave dollars for each offence.
The following have been established Stands for the sale
Of Wood and Bark,
On the west side Of Water Street, from S. D. IIasys
building TO Centre Street.
On the east side Of Washington Street, between CeIssT
aud Vine Streets.
On the south side Of North Street. between washngter
and Middle Street.
On the side OF Washington Street. between VIZ. q.
Benefits and Pine Street.
HUMPHREY WEIGH, Measurcr.
CHARLES POTTER, .;...
JOHN DEERING, ; n1 ass.ss
JAMES POTTER, Measorers'
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT We learn from
the Bangor papers that as the steamer Daniel
Webster was leaving Belfast on Saturday last
in thick fog, she came in contact with brig
Lady of the Lake, lumber laden, and so severe
was the shock that the steamers bow was
very badly broken in, and the water made
rapidly. She backed about mile, into Bel
fast, and was there beached, the water then
having entered her lower cabins, notwith-
standing every effort was made to fill the
breach with bedding, &c. The brig was
bound for Providence, and had her buiwarks
and shrouds carried away. The passengers
on the Webster were transferred TO the Boston
and Penobscot, and reached Bangor Saturday
afternoon. 1t was thought the Webster would
be repaired so as to resume her trips in day
or two.-BoStOn Journal.
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Powder,

THE subscriber has hand, and Will be CONSTANTLY
suppilrd with BLASTING POWDER, which he offers for
FUSE. WII1ARn WAIKFp "
Bath, May 81, 1853. Emf
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SECTIONAL PARriEs.-Hon. Luther Sever

SECTIONAL PARTiEs.-Hon. Luther Sever
ance thus spoke of sectional parties in 1874
when he was in Congress =
Sir, belong 10 no such party; never
can. 1t is mistaken means TO redress real
grievances.
Such political action would separate US like
two hostile clans, living on different sides of a
river or mountain. We could not meet but in
herce array, battling like Scott and Southrou
IN past centuries, on either side the Tweed
No, sir. we will adhere to the Unon-trus-
ting that in the progress Of civil liberty, and
The benign spirit of our religion, our friends OF
the South, who have the power to do so, will
remove The great disturbing cause
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FOUR DAYS LATER
r. R O MI E u 40 RE


The steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock, Of
the Collins line, from Liverpool Aug. 9, ar
rived at New York on Saturday afternoon
about o'clock.
The intelligence from Great Britain is not
OF any moment.
From the Baltic, the reports continue to be
indefinite.
A despatch from Constantinople OF July
3Oth. states that the Turkish feet had sailed
for Varna with the pontoon and all the trans
ports, and adds. Sulina is burnt
The statements with regard to the evacua-
ton of bucharest, the capital of Wallachia,
bv the Russians are confirmed. Dispatches
from Vienna of August 5th, covering others
from Bucharest of the ID, state that on the
LIST the Russians retired from Bucharest, after
having broken up the road between that city
and Kalugereni.
A letter from Devaa of the Goth ult.. states
that illness was increasing amongst the troops !;
there were considerable number of cholera
cases.
On the Both ult., the allied troops were in
sight of SebastOpol, accompanied by many
transports.
The telegraph announces that the Russian
war steamer Vladimir was chasing her Maj
estys steamer Cyclops near the Bosphorus,
Just at the time our Admiral fondly thought
that every Russian ship was cooped up in Sc
bastopol The Cyclops escaped, and so her
adventure ended. 1t was otherwise with three
Turkish merchantmen whose fate the Con-
stantinople correspondent of the independence
of Brussels thus describes
"An occurrence which has just taken place
in the Black Sea, only a few miles off the
mouth of the Bosphorus, has caused the pro-
foundest sensation. Three Turkish merchant
vessels, while at their moorings in the harbor
Of Heraelea (Erekle) have been burned by
Russian steam frigate that came from Sebas-
topol, and was able to cross the whole of the
Black Sea without being seen by the Anglo
French cruisers The ships destroyed were
laden, one with Indian corn, a second with
wood, and the third with coal extracted from
the mines at Heraclea, and intended for the
allied squadrons. Their captains have been
carried off prisoners to Sebastopol, the crews
put into boat and turned adrift in the road
stead.
Spain is quiet. Barbados in Madrid have
nearly all disappeared. A royal decree le-
galizes the existence of the government junta,
and orders the continuance of the ornaments
for public safety.
Jose de la Concha is appointed Governor
General of Cuba.
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The CRYSTAL PALACE The Crystal Pal
ace Directors have authorized their President
Go sell the entire concern, with all the fixtures
and properly of the Association, deliverable
on or after the Isl Of November next, for one
half IFS actual cost. The first cost is under
stood to have been about 500, 900. Compe-
tent Engineers and Architects have deciced
that the Palace can be taken down, removed
10 the Battery. and put up again for $50 900
or less, or be taken down, removed 10 PhiladeI-
phia or Boston, and put up for less than $75,.
600. Goods and machinery are said to be
coming into the Palace in considerable guam
titles, much improving the appearance Of
things.-N. Y. Jour. Of Com.
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Murtiu9rs.

In this city, ed inst, by Rev. John O. Fiske Mr.. Rufus
p Upton of Falls of St. Anthony, Minnesota 10 Miss Ellen
A., daughter Of Dr. Amos Nourse
In this city, 21s inst, by Rev. Mr. Jaques Mr.. Isaac J.
Maxwell TO Mrs. Octava A. Potter.
In this city nst by Rev N Brooks Mr. Frederick
x. Chase to Miss Sarah Holman, both of this city.
In Auburn Charles b. Davis to Miss Mary +. Skoheld.
In Portland Joseph Z. Ladd to Miss EImeda Huntoon,
both of Lewston.
In Rockland Peeg Colamore Miss Cordelia H. Briggs
both of Warren.
In Thomaston, William Bennett, Warden Of the State
Prison. Miss Ann b. Henderson; Jacob Loring to Miss
Caroline Young, all of T.
In Lynn, MIR. James Tarbox, Of Thomascn to Mrs Ann
G. Corbitt, Of Lynn.
In Augusta, Joseph Yeaton Of Rolnsord, n H. to Miss
Lucinda Belden; Samuel X Smith Waterville to Ann
Eliza Abbott.
In Boston, Mass Mr.. Evander King of Richmond, to
Miss Rachel A. Clark, of Alma.
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OF the best quality just received. Also Sad Irons an
~ Patent self-hsating Smoothing Irons, by
Oct. Is. III. i. CHAMBERLAIN.
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The DEFEAT OF COL BENTuN.-The only
wing victory we have heard of in some time,
is that gained over Col. Benton, in Missouri.
The wings presented Nebraska candidate
and in addition 10 their own vote rallied the
pro-slavery prejudices Of the district TO their
side.
Singular that the wing party, e. the only
party of freedom" according 10 the Evening
Journal, } should be thus reckless in its opppo-
silion to the venerable and able champion OF
freedom.
Politics make strange bed-fellows but
when we see that this is the first result of wing
coalition, knowing as we do that its instincts
are everywhere the same, we protest against
being lured into such companionship, no mat
ter how specious and seductive the invitation.
Albany AtLdS, 12th.
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Hollowdys Pizstor Cure Of Bile, Sick Head
ache, and BO,OeU Complaints MIR. John An
derson. general merchant, of Ballymoney, coun-
~ Antrim, has written to Professor Holloway
the following statement of cure by the use
Of his Pills - Rose Mcclure. residing at
Balnagashal BaIymoney, was afflicted for five
months with headache, sickness, and violent
pains in the stomach and bowels. She had
advice from several skiIful surgeons 10 Coler-
aine, Ballymoney, and other places, but they
could give her no relief whatever. At length
she was recommended to try Holloway s
Pills, and after using them for a short period
these invaluable medicines restored her to per-
feet health, aud enabled her 10 resume her
daily labor
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City of Bath.

In BOARD or ALpERAES, May 8, 1854.
ORDERED, That the Quarantine Regulations a. fol-
" lows viz On and after the 10Th day Of june next and
until the 10th day Of October next quarantine shall be
had on all Vessels their Officers, Crews Passengers and
Cargoes on their arrival from any port where any
gous sickness prevailed the time their departure ana
on all vessels on board OF which any person shall hsys
died have been SICK with any contagious disease during
their homeward bound passage.
No person shall be allowed so board Of. CT shore
from any vessel when quarantine without permit from
the boarding officer. Vessels will anchor quarantine
ground opposite the Sonth Steam Mill.
F Pilots will take notice or the foregoing regulations
and act accordingly. D. q. BAILEY, Mayor.
WM. TORREY, City CLERK.
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Boarding Officer.
May 20, 1851 td49
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HEsubscribers having purchased the right to manuac
ture and apply the above named SHOE for the city Of
Bath are prepared to accommodate such wish
profit by the best Improvement made the benefit Of
that noble and useful ANIMAL the horse. No pains should
be spared to make the labor Of that valuable animal easy
as possible and also to guard against ameness tenderness
&c, with which horses have always been less
troubled To this end horseshoers been experiment
ting for the last so years. and until recently with but little
success.
With this improvement, however, all to be realized
that is necessary The shoe will prevent lameness,
tenderness make horse ravea greater distance with
fatigue and being made of steel will very much longer
than the common iron shoe.
Some of our bestczens have already proved to be all
that is claimed for it. j. BLAISDELL CO.,
2f Centre St., near the Hay Scale.
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Mourning Prints!

IVOMEN's prime Kid Morocco and Goat Boots, at
w Feb TO- l., 8. FISHERS
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August, 1854.
MARKED DOWN!

consequence Of the being far gone and wish
| ing to make for my Fall Stock, shall offer my
Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices which trust will
induce every in want of DRY GOODS of any descrp
ton call and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere My stock OF Silk Tissues and Berages (pain
and gured) Mouslins Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, &C., will
be shown at prices to suit the most economical Berage
and Muslin de Lainesa great variety and good article
for IL cts splendid assortment Of black and ooored All
Wool De Lains Of which fne and the most
desirable shades Apines Apaccas, Canton Cloths, Jas
pers, Debages and all kinds Of mourning goods Black
and coOred Silks Of nearly all Styles kinds and prices
IS cents to 81 per yard Vses good assortment at
remey low prices. Shaws of about every kind in
from III cts to SIS, among which is splendid variety of
Cashmere Long and Square Shaws of size and quail
ty. Thibet, DeLain and Black Silk Shawls. Also few
very choice White Grape decided good bagans Wooden
Goods-a great variety for and boys wear adapted
the Beached and Brown Shectngs, Stripes De-
nims and Flannels Of all descriptions bargains Hose-
ry, Gloves Embroideries Trimming Goods and Paraso in
abundance Bonnets Ribbons and Millinery Goods of all
kinds Carpetings of nearly all styles, varying in price
from 25 ST. 20 per yard. Oil Carpeting of various
widths and prices Rugs, Mats, &C. &C. Also prime as
sortment of Ladies' and Misses Boots and Shoes.
The above embraces but small portion Of my stock all
which, together with additions that are being weekly
made in order to keep the variety complete will be offered
purchaser satisfactory prices and the one price
system strictly adhered to in all cases.
P. L. AVER.
Wiscasset, Aug. s, 1854.
P.S Merchants and Mliners from the adjoining towns
supplied at the lowest Boston prices. Good articles Of
WooenSocks and Yarn taken in exchange for goods
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BUckWheat Flour,
WHEAT GROATS, Hommony and Sanp for sale ~
" March Il 20 n. 7. GANNETT.
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They are sure to do you gOOd
For they are composed Of Vegetables.

NATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
" are sure remedy for all diseases arising from dsor
dered state Of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss of Appetite, Sleepness, Jaundice, Headache Cos.
tlveness, Female Diseases, &c.
AS spring and summer medicine it has equal sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, by DR.. j. MATHEWS and n X. ELS
WORTH. 4en
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Gents French Shirt BOsOms,
Ken. and Portland Railroad Co.

PURSUANT petition of twenty Of the Stockholders
L Of the Kennebec and Portland Railroad Company,
hereby notify meeting Of the Stockholders of said Com
pany, to be held at the State street Chapel in AUGUSTA
at nine o'clock in the morning the 28th day Of August
inst fthe Directors shall be authorized part
Of the Somerset and Kennebec Railroad in part only
of THAI road be completed this year, and provide
for paying for furniture and other purposes
By order of the Directors
JOSEPH McKEEN, Secretary.
Brunswick, Aug. TO- 1854.
Observation-Disclosures will be conveyed and from the
meeting, in the cars, without charge. 2w9
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State Of Maine

SAGADAHOC, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, august
Term, 1854.
A. n HART VS.. Washington Elliott Albert Thompson.
THIS is action of assumpst upon account annexed
for $22,69 The writ bears date July 29sh, 1854 And
now thavig been suggested the court that Washing
ton Elliott one of the defendants not within the state
at the time of the service Of the Pitts writ had
ual notice of the suit it is ordered that notice of the
dency fhis action be given said Washington Elliott
by publishing an attesed copy Of this order together with
an abstract Of the Ps writ three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
IN the Eastern Times newspaper published in the city
Of Bath in this State the last publication be than
sixty days before the Of this court holden
Bath in the County of Sagadahoc third Tuesday
December next that the said defendants may and there
appear and answer said suit if he shall see cause
Attest; GEO. BARRON, Clerk.
A true Copy.-Attest: GEO. BARRON Clerk. 3w1O
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A Good Madame

An article prepared with great care, purely vegetable
and one that always gives perfect satisfaction in purifying
the system from all humors Gil humors included) and
strengthening and invgOraing the whole francis PREs
ROWS VEGETABLE CArHoLIooN Try 1t, all invads. AL
orders should pc addressed to II. H. HAY Portland Me-
General Agent for the state.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath. 3wo
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EASTERN TIMES
S. MARINE JOURNAL. So

STINSoN < Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Snson is v0rably known experienced merchant and
shpmaster, formerly of this city. All business entrusted
him will be attended to with prompness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELI, Agent for Bath.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

Y virtue Of license from Hon. Arnold Baney Judge OF
ID Probate, for the County Of Lincoln there will be
posed for sale at Public Auction Tuesday, the tCenty
sirh day of September nert, at 10 O'clock A NJ the
premises in Bath Ito wit the dwelling lately
pied by William g. Walker deceased much Of the Real
Estate of said William s. Walker deceased will raise the
Of twelve hundred and fifty dollars and charges Of ad-
ministration, and incidental charges.
For description of the property Of sale and further
particulars, apply to d. WALKER,
Administrator on the estate ofW s. Walker, or to
j. s. SEWALL, his Attorney.
Bath, Aug. 81, 1854. 3w10
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10 Honorable Arnold BfGncy Judge or Probate rith
rnd far The COUNTY of Iincoha

10 Honorable Arnold BFRey Judge OF Probate Wifh "
and for the County Of Lincoln.
TOHN @. LOWELL, executor or the last win OF John
a Lowell late Of Bath County Of Sagadahock, late Ia
said County deceased, respectfully represents That the
Personal Estate Of the said deceased ~ not sufficient by the
Of niue hundred thirty five dollars and twelve cents,
his Just debts and charges Of administration he
therefore prays that be may be empowered and licensed
sell and convey much Of the Ea Estate Of the said de-
ceased as may be sufficient to raise the ead sum with in
cidental charges. v. O. LOWELL
Get lrifhin and faT che County Qf LinS0tHI oR fAs
seventh day or augusta ID. 1854.
On the foregoing Petition Ordered That the ead Petit
toner give notice all persons interested in ead Eeate
that they may appear at Court Of Prohate ~ O. holden
Wiscasset within and for said County, on ne IE Monday
this Order 20 he published in Eastcrd Times printed nc
Bath IN said County OF Sagadahoc, three weeks success
ivsiy previous 10 said Court.
Attest; u. FooTE, in, Registey-
A True Copy--Attests II. FoorE, JR., Register 9w0
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A. G.. Page,

TTAS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
STORE, directly opposite the old Stand in Moses new
Block with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
ceres Ship Stores, Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINES for sale at the lowestmarketr
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DISASTERS.

Bark Nacoochee,of Augusta, at New York FIN Attakapas
reports July 49, in lat 90 Ion o. at NJ, struck by
spout which carried away full suit of sails sprung
the maintopgaans yard topmast and filed the deck
and cabin full of water.
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Aug. II.
ARRIVED.
Brig Sheet Anchor, Chesey Wilmington N c. with hard
pine lumber for James NJ. Densmore.
Brigantine Arnaugh, Conlon, Bend Petticodiac, NIB.
Sch Lucretia, Hooper, Jacksonville, Fl.
Br sch John Ross, Fillmore Halifax.
CLEARED.
Brgs PR Hichborn Ellis, Prospect; Buffalo, Nelson Matt
land, Ms.
SAILED.
Bark Mary Chapman, Calais.
FRIDAY, Aug 49,
ARRIVED.
Brig Monica Rollins, Savannah.
Sch ii Parker, McDougal Chester Ms.
CLEARED.
Bark Golden Age, Garriok, Pioto-l
MONDAY, Aug. q.
ARRIVED.
Sch Henrietta, blanchard, New York.
CLEARED.
Br sch Joseph, Allen, Prince Edwards Island.
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Lace ShawlS.

THE balance Of our Barege de LANES will sold at pri-
Jny 70. OWEN co
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State of Maine.

LINCOLN, sat- Probate Court held az HiScassss
Wihin and for the County Of Lincoln, the Tth day
AHguss, 4. D. 1851
ORDERED, That Elizabeth 9 Nichols, Administrative q
" the estate Of Melville C. Nichols late Of Bath, formerly
in said County, deceased notify the heirs at law ana ere1
tors Of said deceased and all persons ntcreed that an a
count Of administration the estate Of said deceased villa
be offered for allowance Probate Court at Niscasset on
first Monday Of September next when and where they
may be present If they see And also a. said Court
the Widows petition for allowance VIII De considered
Notice be given by publishing an aesteo copy q this Or
der IN The Eastern Times three weeks successfully before
said Court Of Pros0se.
Given under nav hs 18th day Of August in the year
of our Iari onc thousand eight hundred and ftyour
ARNOLD BLANEY Judge of Probate.
A true copy--Attest: Il. FoorE, Jr., Register. 3ws
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Black Lace Visites,
Barge de LaineS.

ECEIVED this morning few black lace visites also a
" few black and colored silk vsites
July IL. OWEN 4 CO
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WINES AND SPIRITS.

IAMESHtfCHEI has been duiya ppuiuicd blythe
Mayor and Aldermen Agen fpg the city 10 sell
Wines &c form -dlcAul aud ncchan ca on.
yagreenby toife " AcI for he suppr tasinn drink
ing housesand iipping shops ann T. prepared 10
fnrnsh ne riIclefor The above purposes hisHore
on Centre Street
Bath Aug 1882. lOif