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Ar al Liverpool ISth ult Liverpool Kearney New York;
18th, Whitney, Whiting, New Orleans: 10TH Charles
Thompson Small, Maanzas; Harvest Queen, Young New
York; st Peter, Dillingham;, New Orleans.
Sid 2lst; Harvest Queen, Manson, Philadelphia
Adv Henry Reed, for New York 25h Cynosure do Goth;
Conqueror, do with despatch; Thompson for Baltimore
10Th ut; Lizzie Harvard, do with despatch.
Ent for ldg 10TH Otseonthe New Orleans Lizzie Harvard
baltimore; Zenobia, Philadelphia; Maylower and Arabia
New York; Shanghai, do.
Ent inward at London 18th, John Henry 0xnard FIN
Cienfuegoes; Yorktown, New York.
CID 18th, Josephine Harding, Newcastle and New York;
Hathorn, Brown Philadelphia do; Sagadahock Fish
er, Newcastle and do.
In port 2lst Reindeer Lawrence for Boston with quick
uesspatchi Wild Wave, Knowles, for Calcutta ldg.
a Deal 10TH III burlington, Given FIN New Orleans for
% y" IS lsee beow;l goth, Macedonia, Goodwin, st Ste
Pheh LOT Hun, and proceeded.
phrey Merrill, Havana ' ~
A. IN Ia lth 18th, Marathon Yandyke Havana
Idsei tnousu fentland Firth 18th Lenox Dillingham;,
sengers. ~ ~S0' VIZ" P
Ar at Mcneil 18th, Tangier, sweetser. New Orleans
Ar at Hamburg 18th, Col Cults SNOW Nav or,aans
Ar at Antwerp 10Th, J Humphreys Merr;ll Havana
Ar at Marseilles 18th Lady Frantlin TIT Mataas
and cid 18th for Genoa; lSth Ioman Coley New Orleans
Sid fm Bangor May Is, State of Maine Ford Iondon
DEAL July l5-The Humphrey, Purngton. Given I'm New
Orleans, which yesterday was struck by violent
18th ut lat 49, lon 65 and lost main yard main
and an entire suit Of sails i'i
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Dtutbg.

In this CITY, ID nst Ella j. Bailey aged 2yrs, 10 mos
In tins city, 81 inst Mrs Sarah wife OF Mr. Augustus
Lindsey, aged p.
In this city, 4th inst, Mary Crahon, aged &c.
In city, 9TH inst Mrs Nancy NJ Stein, aged rs.
In this city, 9Th inst, Mrs. Julia Flint, aged IS.
In this city, 4th inst, John Stein, aged =
In this city, Sth inst, Charles r. Farrn aged "a years
mos.
In this city, 25th ult, Ella NJ. Randall aged year
months and 20 days.
In this city, It'll inst, Charles A. son Of VIM Field aged
II years days.
In this city, 7th inst, Anna c. Bradbury aged IL mos
In West Bath, Sth inst, Nellie, daughter of j. W. and
Emma A. Winter aged years and 20 days.
In Woolwich, 81 inst, Sarah j. Preble aged "a.
In Portland, 4h inst Mrs. Judith b. wife Of Mr. Francis
L. Wildes of this city, aged So.
In Topsham Mrs Besey, wife of Maj. Nahum Perkins,
aged 20.
In Brunswick Mrs Maria J. Buffman, aged %.
In Bradford Luther Wade formerly of Topsham, aged 10.
In Upper Saltwater, 81 ns Julia Smith, only daughter
Of Charles d. and Julia A. L. jameson Of Bangor aged
months and 10 days.
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MurtiuQRs,

In this city, 10Th nit, by Rev. H. NJ Blake Mr. John
T. Haley to Miss Rebecca r. Williams 4th inst. by the
same Mr.. Benjamin Davidson Miss Mary Marston all of
this city,
In this city, 1st inst, by Rev n Brooks Mr. Sylvester
Mari to Miss Abigail f. Bailey, both Of this city.
In this city, 3ls ult by Rev. Dr. Sheldon Mr. Albert T.
Thompson to Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Byram both of this CITY,
In kennebunk, Both ut by G. NJ. Swett Esq. Mr. CALVIN
Wells Of kennebuuk, to Miss Lydia 4. HENDERSON for
merly Of this city.
In Roxbury, Mass, 1st inst, by Rev. Mr. Ryder, Mr..
George c. llackett of Boston, to Miss Emily D.
of this city.
Mary W. Mitchell
In West Gardiner, VIM. McCausand to Miss Josephine
Lampson.
LII llalowei, Rev. T. Elliott of St. Charles, Ill., to Miss
Marie ~, daughter of Capt. James Atkins George w.
futile, to Miss Mary o. Wing, both Of Manchester.
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Left in Store.

EFT in my store some time since, FOUR CAMBOOsES>
~ The owner u requested pay charges and take tAs
same away ARTHUR DONGEll-
Bath, July Is, 1854. awA
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DOMESTIC PORTS

BOstOn-Ar ID, bark Benz Adams, Drummond, Mobile
18th ut
Ar BY tel ship Old Dominion, for Liverpool
Ar 4th, bark Alvarado, Sleeper Qun; via quarantine
ship Old Dominion of Bath, Sampson, Liverpool Je 49,
Cid 9TH, schs Henry Newbirt, Waldoboro; Caroline
Merrill, Rockand; Rochester, Blanchard HallowelI; Geo
Davis, Pinkham, Bath
Ar 9th, brig Phaba Paige, Lewis Port Even
Ar LIST, bark Glen, Greene, Rockland.
Jacksonville 26th, sch II Hall, Richards
Bath.
Wilmington. N('-Went to 30th, brig L Webb
for Bath Cid Sd, brig Sheet Anchor, Chesey Bath
In port sch Nesport, for Bath dg
Holmes HOte-Ar 3lst, schs Whirlwind. Bath for
Alexandria; Henrietta, Augusta New York
New Orlfau~-Cd oath, ships Geo Pattten Della
no Londoni 25th Monmouth, Trufant, Vigo.
lowed to sea 18th, ship Marshfeld.
Ar 18th, bark Greenland, Snow Havana.
Adv bark Greenland, for Liverpool, wig 300 bales.
PhiIadei 3 lsIa-Cld 1st, ship VIM Patten Minot
City Point.
CID 81 schs 1Iershon, Mershon Augusta; 81 Pc to-
mac, Moore Bath.
CID 4th, brig Holt, Moore Bath; such Almatia Down
ing, do.
Went to 2l, ship Peerless.
Shvannah-Cd 18th, bark Roxanna Cooper st
John NIB.
CID 1st brig Josiah Jex, Spencer Bath
New HOrsI-Cld 3lst, brig Tornado, MCarty, Ber-
muda; Phgba Paige, Lewis, Boston,
Ar ID bark IL Kimbal, Por,er Leghorn IS Dis
Ar 81 ship May Queen, Skolfeld, Liverpool.
Below ship Marcia Day, fin Havre.
Cid 3D. ship W Sewall, Small, st GATHERINGS Bay.
Ar 4th ship Mongolia SPrague, Liverpool.
NcwpCrI-In port 4th, sch Henrietta, Of Bath, with
lumber.
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FIFTY THOUSAND
SLAIN TN ONE NIGHT
DUTCHER'
DEAD SHOT FOR BED BUGS.
SLEEP In PEACE.

Ill goodouse-keepers will be glad hear Of an article
- for the
DESTRUCTION OF BED BUGS,
That is at reliable and sure-needing no second ap
plication.
This preparation is combination Of Corrosive SubLlnate
with Poisonous Gum Resin, which gives the consistency
of paint varnish, which dries wherever it is APP
piled and remains for long time II perfect train of
death TO the whole Bed Bug tribe.
Instances known where Bugs large Numbers have
been killed by it where had been later than the
previous year
Hotel Keepers, Ship Masters Boarding House Keepers,
and all others who have Bed Bugs destroy will find this
invaluable article single thorough application,
will insure perfect security for the Noctious Verin
long time
One Application is enough for the Season.
Apply only the Bedsteads to the cracks and
crevices about the ceiling Gfthe house is od-AND
SHALL SLEEP PEACE.
II In the use of the Dead Shot, there is no poisonous
dust rising whenever you make the bed sweep the
always the after having used CorrOsiUe Sub-
mate dissotued in AJcohoL
u Every bottle Of the GENUINE DEAD SHOT has on
the label the Of L. L. BUTCHER, which is the only
test Of genuineness
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Soldby G. WA WELI, under U. 5. HOTEL General
Agent FIR Maine. Also sold by A. G PAGE aud j.
MATHEWS and by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere
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TO the Public.

Esubscribers having purchased the right to manuac
ure and apply the above named SHOE for the city Of
Bath, prepared to accommodate such wish
profit by the best improvement made
that noble and useful animal, the horse. pains should
be spared to make the labor Of that valuable animal
as possible and also to guard against ameness tenderness
&c, with which horses have always been more or less
troubled this end horseshoers have been experiment
ting for the last 90 years. and until recently with but little
With this Improvement however, all seems to be realized
that is necessary The shoe will prevent lameness cure
tenderness make horse travel greater distance with
fatigue, and being made steel will very longer
than the common iron shoe.
Some Of our bestctzens have already proved it to be all
that is claimed for it. j. BLAISDELL & CO.,
Off Centre St. near the Hay Scale
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Vinegar
DALMER'S Vinegar for sale BY NJ. r. GANEETT.
IL March 81. 40
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-FOUR DAYS LATER
F III @ MI EU PE

The Atlantic arrived at New York on Sat
urday evening at o'clock. She left Liver
pool on noon ofthe Goth ult She brings I72
passengers.
There is little news from the seat of war.
Everything is apparently awaiting the action
of Austria.
Prussia more than ever holds aloof from the
western powers, and favors Russia.
The fleets and armies remained at last ad-
vices inactive
, Another hattie has been fought at Giurgevo,
and we have no details except that the Turks
claim the victory and state that two Russian
generals were wounded.
The Germanic diet has unanimously agreed
10 the Austro-Prussian treaty,
Abbas Pacha of Egypt is dead.
The British Parliament has voted an extra
war credit of three millions pounds sterling
The Spanish instruction is triumphant.
The ministry has resigned, and the Queen has
besought Esparterre to form government.
There was barricade fighting in Madrid on
the 18th and 18th. Queen Christianas pal
ace and the residences Of her favorites have
been sacked and demolished. Christiana,
with her ministers, has fled to FRANCE, the
people demanding her head All the chief
cities have joined in the insurrecton The
NulIASt SuCIIllldS were up III N"f"iiO'
MADRID. Private letters say that the effect
produced on the popular mind by the fall Of
the ministry was immense. Enthusiastic vi
watts to liberty, and TO the generals command
ing the constitutional army, went through the
streets, and the public buildings were illumi-
mated.
An address was taken TO the queen by
commission of citizens, stating that there was
no other means of safety to the throne but in
restoring to the people the rights that have
been usurped from them.
July 18th. The junta of Madrid. TO whose
proclamation the names of both Esparterre
and O'Donnell, are attached, has re-estab-
lished the Municipal institutions of 1871
The diplomatic corps has met at the Melico,
Madrid. Saragossa, Barcelona and other
towns were tranquil. Baser has made his es-
cape 10 Portugal.
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AcTs OF LovE-The child whose good
Offices are always ready when they are wan
ted to run up stairs or down-to get chips or
rock the cradle, or to run on an errand and
right back and all with cheerful look
and pleasant temper, has a reward along with
such good deeds. A little girl can get her
grandiathcr's slippers, or put away his book,
or gently comb his thin locks and whether
she thinks 1t or not, these little kindnesses are
the sunbeams that Tighten up dark and wo-
full world.
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CITY Of Esath.
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE SALE OF woo


AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE SALE OF WOOD
AND BARK
Sect. ID Of ChdPt IAN Of the City Ordinances.
Every driver Of any such team who shall per-
init the same to stand in any other place than shall
be designated appointed aforesaid, after notice
shall be given shall forfeit for offence This ordi-
nance to take effect from and after its passage.
Chapter %, Section l.
SECTION 1-Noperson shall sell Wood Bark in the city
without first having the measured by sworn meas
urer of the city, and exhibiting certificate thereof
purchaser under the penalty Of not less than dollar
more than five dollars, for each offence
The following have been established as Stands for the sale
Of Wood and Bark:
On the west side Of Water Street, from s. D. Haeys new
building to Centre Street.
On the east side of Washington Street, between Center
and Vine Streets.
On the south side Of North Street. between Washington
and Middle Street
On the east side Of Washington Street, between VIM s.
Benefits and Pine Street.
HUMPHREY WEIGH, Measurer.
CHARLES POTTER A..
JOHN DEERING, , assistant
JAMES POTTER, leasurers'
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Ny children, we will die together

WHAT DEGRADEs.- and professions
are not Of much account 1t is the heart car
RED into thing, not the thing itself that de-
grades. The heart, not the position, is the
assurance and safeguard Of virtue 1t is not
the profession, but the heart that degrades.
The most despised calling may be made hon
orable by the honor of its professors; nor
VIII any manner Of work corrupt the nature
which is intrinsically pure. The ballet-dan-
Ger may be as high minded as the governe $
the shop-worker as noble as the artist It is
the heart, the mind the intention carried into
work, which degrades or ennobes the char
acter for to the 'pure, all things are pure,
and to the impure, all things are occasion of
still further evil
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SEsnzEN

May r. lat 81 ASS, lon 66 40 W, ship Viking, Wsor from
Boston Mch IL for San Francisco
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Powder.

lHE subscriber has on hand and will be constantly
supplied with BLASTING POWDER which he offers for
sale, wholesale and retail. Also large supply Of
FUSE. WILLARD WALKER
Bath, May q, 1853 Soft
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Ladies',
Bow Wanted.

A SMART active boy about 16 years DID, to learn the
- Bookbnders Trade. Apply to
80 SAWYER MAGOUN.
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TuVer Irons.
Notice.

'TIIEatest and most approved Patent For sale by
Y. HYDE x Co.. ACTS for Lincoln County,
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They are sure to do you good /!
For they are composed Of Vegetables.

GATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERs
are remedy for all diseases arising from disor
dered state Of the Stomach as Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss 81 Appetite, Sleepness, Jaundice Headache Cos
tlveness, Female Diseases, &c
As a spring and summer medicine II has no eouaI sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted
sold IN Bath, by DR.. j. MATHEWS and n X ELS
WORTH w " - totr
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State of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss.-At a Probate Court held at Wiscdsset
tr'thin ana tor ne County Of Lincoln on the tn day
august, A. ID. 1S5+-
ORDERED That Elizabeth S. Nichols, Administrative of
~ the estate of Melville G. Nichols late of Bath formerly
in said County, deceased notify the heirs law and cred-
tors Of said deceased and all persons interested that
count of administration the estate Of said deceased will
be offered for allowance at Probate Court at Wscassct
the first Monday of September next when and where they
may be present they And also said Court
the Widows petition for allowance will be considered
Notice to be given by publishing attesed copy Of this
der the Times three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before
said Court of Probate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of August in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and y-iOur
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.-Attest: r. FooTE, Jr., Register. 3wS
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BROWN & ALIENS PIANOS.

To whom it may have had occasion to use,
aud to select for many of my ends Piano Fortcs by
Messrs Brown Allen, and do hesitate to say that
their instruments second those made BY any other
person persons the city, and in many important points,
such purity of tone, of touch durability &c
cannot but give them the preference.
would therefore recommend to those who may wish
call at 354 Washington street, and examine for themselves
b. Z. BAKER.
Boston, June 90 1854.
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o CRAcKY. The Ellsworth Herald, whose
editor has such holy horror against popery,
says that the future home of the Pope of Rome
will be in this country.
Only think Of it! Pope Pho Nero taking
up his residence Way down on the Swaney
river, or some other salubrious spot on this
great continent. Well, what if he does, Mr.
Cheney, you can take up your residence right
alongside of him--he won't harm you. You
make great noise, Mr.. Cheney, you disturb
The public peace, aud do great deal If injury
by your drawings. Sawny McSwish, the
Angel Gabriel isn't printing 10 you.-Fron-
tier Journal
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LINCOLN, SIT Probate Court held at Uiscasset
olthiH and for the county Of Lincoln on the IN day
of august A. d. 1854.
On the foregoing Petition Ordered That the said Petit
toner give notice to all interested in said Estate
that they may appear at Court of Probate be holden
Nscasset within and for said County, the first Monday
Of September next by causing copy said Petition with
this Order be published in the Eastern Times printed at
Bath in said County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous
said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Attest L. FoOTE, JR., Register.
True Copy.-Attest: Il. FoOTE Jr. Register 3wS
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ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
Notice to the Druggists ofMaine.

The great sale and wonderful popularity Of my MEDICAL
DISCOVERY had entirely exhausted my stock Of PASTURE
WEED, before this years crop matured by which
compelled to stop operation for several weeks.
From the first of April to the 18th Of May sold
thrysix thousand bottles This lot alone consumed large
quantity of herbs.
am happy to inform you that for the future shall be
able supply you with any amount you may require, by
applying to my General Agent, III. H. HAY, Druggist,
Portland. DONALD KENNEDY.
3w7 RoXbury, Mass
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PORT OF BATE.


ARRIVED.
Bark Mary Chipman Hin, Savannah.
Brig John Hathaway Smith, Boston.
Sch Maria, Winslow Philadelphia.
Br sch Hope, Mannand, Sydney. CD.
FRIDAY, Aug. T.
CLEARED.
Brig Protection Harvey Machas.
SAILED.
lark Ionic, Havan Brig Geo Stockman, Wilmington
NC.
SATURDAY, Aug. s.
CLEARED.
Brig George Prescott, Gillkey, Camden; sch Adene
Prcbc, Prince Edwards Island.
MONDAY, Aug. T.
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SALT
r LIVERPOOL Salt aioat, for sale by
Ia July IL d. & L. PATTEN.
Comm ercia1 Street
EIsON WORKS.

ELNES s. TIBBETTS. PrOprictOrs.
SUCCESSORS TO GEORGE MoULToN & CO.
TE above establishment is in full operation and prepared
orders for all kinds Of MACHINERY STEAM
GINEs BOILERS SHIPS TANKS and the various arti-
ces Of ship work, such and
to be the best in the United States,-SHPS' STEERING
WHEELS, of wood or ron-second to made Planking
and jack screws,a the different kinds Of ships pumping
apparatus in AsoRoN ofbeautful patterns,
and ALL KINDS Of IRON WORK in endless variety, to-
gether with WOOD and IRON TURNING at short notice.
This work is all warranted in material and finish be equal
to any to be found.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Engines and Machinery Of all kinds faithfully repaired
ut short notice. CARLTON D. ELMES.
July II, 1854. GINA ISAAC p. TEBBETTS.
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Nutting's Patent Window Spring.
Wanted.

N GOOD Cont makers, 5 do pant do do Vest do
~ who will besven good prices md constant employ
ment by W. IIAWTHORNE,
~ 63 Front st. Bath Me.
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Notice.

An adjourned meeting of the Sagadahoc
Agricultural y horticultural Society will be
holden al the common council room in Bath
on the ID Thursday of Aug. at 10 o'clock 4.
NJ y ] Fuller, Sec Y.
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OPENINGthis morning. afne assortment "a nlet Quilts
" very cheap OWEN &Cl
July IS.
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For Sale Immediately,

NE Of the best lots Of land situated in Bath the east
- side ofgh Street, opposite Of Henry Tallman Esq
said lot four rods High Street. and
Ions; with and half story building for an L. good
title will be gyeno the purchaser. For further particulars
enquire q the subscriber who has authority the
sale JAMES POTTER.
Bath, Aug. 4, 1881. Avs
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Watches. JeMelrY. &c.
Forte
Sad irons
Family Groceries.

0F the very best quality and finish by
" ii. L. CHAMBERLAIN
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(itY Of Bath.

In BOARD ALDERMEN, May g, 1854
ORDERED, That the Quarantine Regulations be fol-
~ lows, viz ON and after the 10th day Of June next and
until the 10th day Of October next quarantine shall be
had all Vessels their Officers, Crews Passengers and
Cargoes their arrival from any port where any
gious sickness prevailed the time of their departure
all vessels board of which any person shall have
died, have been sick with any contagious disease during
their homeward bound passage
No person shall be allowed to go board Of shore
from any vessel when on quarantine without permit from
the boarding officer Vessels will anchor quarantine
ground, opposite the South Steam Mill.
o. Pilots will take Of the foregoing regulations
and act accordingly. b. q. BAILEY, Mayor.
WIN. T0RREY, City Clerk.
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Boarding Officer.
May 30, 1851. td49
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NOTICES hereby given that the subscribers have been
IN appointed by the Judge Of Probate for the County
Of Lincoln Commissioners receive and examine all the
claims against the Estate Of Benjamin H. Allen, late Of
Bath deceased ANDY will attend to that duty the first
Saturday of August September and October next the
Counting of B. c. Bailey, at two o'clock in the after
noon of said days.
9 II Il H EALIsMIoRru, Commissioners.
Bath, May Is, 1854. 3w7
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REMoVAL.
A. c.. Page.

TT AS 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
ceries Ship Stores Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT for sale at the lowestmarket rates
1y2q
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EASTERN TIMES
IA D, MiRISh JOURNAL. ~

SrrSsoN & Co.. No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE packets from Bath to Boston. Capt
Snson ftvorably experienced merchant
shipmaster formerly Of this city All business entrusted
him viii be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELI., Agent for Bath
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EDER. NOURSE

AS removed few rods to the house recently occupied
III by Mrs Walker of Washington and Pearl
and able to attend to business BY night well
day
May H. 40
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DISASTERS.

Ship Unon Of Bath, Peuncl FIN New York for Bic Rv-
ST Lawrence is reported by telegraph dated Pctou Aug
to have gone ashore at White Head and would be sold
She good ship Of $50 tons, abt yrs DID, and fully in
surel in Boston.
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Mourning Prints !
New Arrival.

UST received the Granite Store two cases new syJ
mourning prints Al OWEN 4 co,
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Cigars and Tobacco.

FEW thousand CIGARS. Call in and try some ort,ey
"a at the store Of At. ROBINSON.
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To the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Judge Of Probate
triLhu and for the County Of Lincoln.

trithu and for the County Of Lincoln.
ID ESPECTFULLY represents SOLOMAN REED Of Bath
formerly in said County, (now Sagadahoc) Guardian Of
James IT, Corss minor heir Of Joseph Coriss Of said
Bath deceased, that said minor is possessed of certain lot
OF an situated in Bath aforesaid and bounded as foOws
on the north by Corss street, tho south by land of b. o.
Weeks on the east by Sewa Reeds land and on the west
by Middle street that offer Of three hundred dollars for
SAID lot has been made him by Henry Morang, hat it
would be for the interest of said minor, that said
cped and the premises aforesaid be sod
thcreobe put and secured minor interest He
therefore prays that he may be licensed sell said real es
tate 70 said Henry Morang for the sum by him offered
S0LOMAN REED
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BuckWheaf Flour
Nv HEAT GROATS, IIommony and Samp, for sale BY
~ March r. 40 M. y. GANNETT.