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FOREIGN PORTS.

ADV at Liverpool VIM Tapscot New York Sth; Henry
Reed Dearborn, do with despach Harvest Queen Manson
DO 10Th; Thompson for Baltimore 14th; Della Maria,
Francisco.
Ent for dg 4th inst John Albert for Alexandria, 5th
Lucinda, Smith, for Bath.
Also ldg, Champion, Drew, and II X Page Hathorn for
Boston.
En inward at London 4h, Katahdn Eustis, firm Havana
and Cardenas
At DO eth ship Wild Wave, Knowles, for Calcutta ldg
Al at Deal 9TH Erie Curtis, London for Cardiff and sid
7th
Ar at Bristol 4th, Margaret, Merryman, Havana.
AR at Havre ID, Arlington, Ryan, Charleston.
Adv Mountaneer, and Globe, New York; Wurtembnrg,
for New Orleans
Ar at Gibrater 25th Havana Adams Smyth for Boston,
Ar at st Jago LIST ns bark VIM Henry Watts, New York
Portland.
AT Palermo 23d ult bark Angela Brewer Clmcr for New
York dg.
At Pilau Both ult ship Dublin; Merrill firm New Orleans
just ar, for Konigsberg to load for Boston.
diff.
At Cardenas Sth inst brig Lanzarotte Hartman dischd
Sid FIN Quebec 18th, ship Rochambeau Stackpole,
don.
Ar at Pictou 9th, sch Hooten Giles Thomaston; 10TH
bark William, Fullerton, New Haven.
Ar at st John, NIB, 17th ship Ontario Wood Newcastle
Me-
Cid 18th, ship Omar Pasha Barnes London; 14th brig
Kinds, Boynon Bath; 17th ship Lucy Thompson Pendle-
ton. liverpool.
Sid l2th ships Drgo Orr, Cowes; Josephine. Bornhom.
New Orleans; 18th Rob Patten Purngton London (hav-
ing been detained by sickness among the crew
Ar at Triess prev to LIST inst ship Hannah Crooker Pet
ers, Havana.
Ar at Quebec 18th inst, ship Thaatta, Barker, New
York.
Cid ship Emma Jane, Springer, London.
Cld at Mlramichi l4th bark Yankee Blade, Gray, Gou
cester, Il.
Ar at St John, NIB, Goth inst, ship John Frazier, Her
BEST Bath.
Ar at St Stephen, NIB ship Helen Cooper, Moore Bath
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.THSf Reed
SeIIIuU or

A MOTHER lot Of those Misses Goat ANGLE Ties, by
july 20 J. w. ROBERTS.
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The Earl Of AUJorough and HoHoway's
PiHS.-An astonishing cure by this miraculous
medicine after every other means had failed
See extracts from his lordship's letter, dated
Villa Messina, Leghorn, FEBRUARY 81, 1854
To Professor HolIoway.-Sir-I beg to ac-
quaint you that your Pills have effected a cure
Of disorder in my liver and stomach, which
all The most eminent of The faculty at home
and all over the Continent had nor been able 10
etfect-nay, not even the waters Of Carlsbad or
Marinebad. (Siened) ALDBoRoUGH. These
wonderful Pills will cure any disorder of the
liver and stomach.
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For preserving, Restoring, Cleansing and Beau
tifying the hair, alleyiating Nervous Head
ache, snd curing Eruptive Diseases
of the Skin.
Its reputation, co-exensive with the civilization the
globe, makes all praise superuous exaggcraon impos-
sble.
Since its discovery, substitute has been found
pete with its incontested, its ncontistibe superiority
Physicians and Chemiss-honorabe citizens from all
professions Of life, the leading Journals Of Europe and
America, LGdies lrhO hare used upon their dressing
tables, and Mothers their Nurseries, in fact its mil
hon ofpatOns every where from plebians kings pro-
nounce it the most pleasing and efecting article either
as MEDICINAL OR TOILET PREPARATION ever pro-
duced Do not fail to give it trial. Price but Is cents
The kaharon neutrazes the effects of Disease Climate
and old age, in Preserving Restoring human Hair
after BADNESS OF MANY YEARS.
1t ceanses the scalp from Dandru and all its impurities
will cure the NERVOUS HEADACHE, and all ERUP-
TIVE DISEASES Of the Skim and the most desirable ar
tcle for Curling and mparting gloss the in the
world.
1t happily unites the effect of the choicest Pomades to the
best French Extracts and exhaes the Perfume Of the most
delightful flowers.
1t gives my hair such bright and soft appearance
keeps my head cean above all does not stain nv
hat. MISS JULIA CUMMINGS,
81 Warren st. N. ""
1t only after the repeated solicitations of a friend
that induced to give generally pronouncing
such things humbugs, but sir in this it very
dgreeably reality that the KdthGron has fully restored
my hair after badness Of t,OelUe years.
AMBROSE L. HAZARD, 126 Chambers st. N Y
Sales postive-nevcr consignment. d. S. BARNES
161 Broadway, N. ", Proprietor.
Sold by @. w. ATWELL, under the IT, s. Hotel Port
land General Agent for State of Maine Also sold by A. G.
PAGE. and J. MATHEWS, and by druggists and dealers
everywhere.
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Co1n"erCial street
IRON WORKS,
ELMEs & TIBBETrs, Prepricter..

lsUccEssoRs TO GEORGE MoUiroN Il co.
THE above establishment is in full operation and prepared
to execute orders for all kinds Of MACHINERY STEAM
GNEs, BOILERS SHIPS TANKS, and the various art-
Giles of ship work. such and
to be the best in the United States,-smPS STEERING
WHEELS, of wood iron-second to made. Pankng
and jack-screws,-a the different kinds Of ships pumping
apparatus in Also-RoN ofbeautul 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 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. CARLTON d. ELNIES.
July IL, 1854 6m4 ISAAC 2. TEBBETTS
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THE Nequasset Lake Ice Company, will commence dev-
erng Ice to subscribers this week. and all those Fami-
les, Individuals who like to be supplied, by the month
and have not yet subscribed, will please hand in
heir names to z. I. GREENLEAF or the subscriber.
The Company will two Wagons that subscribers
will always be supplied in the morning, either in the lower
Dr. upper part of the city. III. w. OWEN.
Bath, MAY 1. tf46
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CITY of Rath.

IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN, May 8, 1854.
ORDERED, That the Quarantine Regulations be as fol-
~ lows, vz0n 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
gous sickness prevailed at the time 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 90 board of or shore
from any vessel when quarantine without permit from
the boarding officer Vessels will anchor quarantine
ground, opposite the South Steam Mill.
IL Pilots will take Of the foregoing regulations
and act accordingly. b. G. BAILEY, Mayor.
VIM. T0RREY City Clerk.
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Boarding Officer.
May 20, 1854. td49
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WINES AND SPIRITS.
For Medicinal Purposes.

JAMES MITCHELL has beendu va pr einted ~ IN .
y Mayor and Aldermen Agent fnF the civ to sell
Wines &c for icina land eshssnhe purpos on
yagrceaby tolhe " Acl Gr Tire suppr s+-iun OF drink
ing house sand Tipping shops, rand b prepared TO
furnish lherliclc for Tire above purposes hssloTu
OH Centre Street
Bath Aug 9fSJ2. 1911
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CARELEssNEss WITH FIRE ARMs-A young
man Of this city by the name of Rowe, while
out hunting on Monday, carelessy discharged
his gun in theimmediate vicinity of individuals
picking berries, severely woundng boy BY
the name of Curtis, of Loudon Hill, one buck
shot entering his arm, and another his head,
nearly penetrating the skull. Such cuIpable
carelessness deserves rebuke.-HalloUeN Ga
1ette.
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They are sure to do you good
For they arc composed Of Vegetables.

GATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERs
" remedy for all diseases arising from dsor
dered state of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss Of Appetite, Sleepness, Jaundice Headache Cos
tveness, Female Diseases, &c
~ spring and summer medicine il has no canal sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted
Sold in Bath, by DR.. j. MATHEWS and N. X ELS
WORTH Aotf
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Murriu9rs.

In this city, 21st inst, by Rev. j. O. Fske Mr. VIM III
Taylor of Belgrade to Miss Mary A. Donnefy Of this cy
In Gardiner, A. NJ Paige Of Augusta, Miss NJ L. Pat
ten; Abner > Danforth to Miss Margaret s. Mari.
In Brunswick, Mr. John ID. Brett BowdonLam to Miss
Charlotte Bridge. ~ 800
In South r'Irrs, Mr. Joseph Keed MISS Quint
both Of Thopsham
In Bridgton, Joshua E. jerks to Miss Maria Jordan
of Freeport.
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LAUNcH.-On Saturday we witnessed with
the utmost pleasure, the gradual and grace
full descent into its native elements, of one of
several u. S. vessels. in process reconstruction
on North wharf. The vessels alluded to are
10 be employed in dredging the river.-Age.
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For Sale.

THE valuable house High Street occupied by E s.
L J. NEALLEY. Terms reasonable and good title
given. Apply to
E. S. ]. NEALLEY d Bronson agent forthe Owners.
May 10. 49tf
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Ntutbg.

In this city, Wednesday morning, Goth inst Daniel H.
Clapp, firm Of Rice Clapp) formerly of Newcastle.
In this city, oath ns John X. Gray aged % years.
In Phpsburg, Goth inst, Mrs Ann Eliza Wallace, aged
26 years mos.
In lIallowelI Mrs. Mary S. Burns, aged 80 years.
In Gardiner, Mrs. Betsey Leighton, aged So.
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Teacher Wanted.

A TEACHER is wanted to take charge Of the Interme-
date schooin this city for two terms of thirteen weeks
each The first term will commence the last Monday
August The compensation will be forty dollars per month
The school will consist boys only, and the branches
study pursued in it, the pursued the
Grammer schools
Application may be made to either of the school commit
tee, to the subscriber. Per Order
Bath, July 10, le54 IFS j. T. HUSTON.
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EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. sssR

STINsoS & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE of packets from Bath to Boston, Capt
Stinson voraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with prompness and despatch
Arthur DONNELL. AGENT for Bath.
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Toilet Quilts.

THE balance Of our Barege de LANES will be sold at
ces that cannot fail to be satisfactory the purchase
Jnly 25 OWEN & &C
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PROBABLE HoMICiDE. We learn from the
Bangor Mercury that an Indian named Mic
hOla came to violent death in that city few
days since. The last that was seen of him BY
his friends before his death was at the house of
Mr.. Andrew Dudley, where in company with
another Indian and party of lumber-men he
drank considerable quantity of liquor, and
had fight with several of the men as he was
leaving the house. His body was found in the
river on Thursday last, near Oldtown Falls.
The jury retuaned a verdict that he came 10
his death by some means unknown.
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SPOKEN.

June 5, off Gun Key, ship Conqueror FIN Mobile for Lv-
erpool
July 10, lat IS OF, lou "a 15 ship Jane Parker Bowker
DIS FIN Havannah for Trieste; reported 81 officer dead and
men sick with yellow fever improving slowly; was
under short sail, having but men fit for duty.
No date ship Clara Brookman, Hggngs, firm Boston for
Calao
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TEGHT.-A patriotic lrshman, full Of bad
rum and feelings ofretaliatioa upon the proies-
tants Tor the destruction of the Old South,
went staggering down Centre Street Sabbath
evening, clappiag his hands and shouting
well burn their ID Methodist Church = On
arriving in the vicinity of the lookup. he was
politely invited TO walk in, the which invita-
tation he was under the necessity of accep-
ting Mirror.
Loose. Some two hundred Mattress, not
full of rum, and with no cause for feelings of
retaliation upon the Catholics, went rushing
down Centre Street, past the lock up, and
the head quarters of the police, nearly three
tOeekS since, waving the American flag, and
shouting Wen tear down the Old South. -
Arriving on the hill, actually burnt the church
20 the ground. Then ran riot all night, threat
ming our citizens with personal violence and
the destruction of their property, and cele-
brated their heroic deeds with the firing of
cannOns, and were "pOitely addressed by
the Mayor, who assured them they should
be protected"
But we congratulate our citizens that the
city is safe. One arrest has been made! One
single Irishman, under the influence of bad
liquor. in his drunken frenzy was heard to saw
something about burning church, and before
be had staggered more than dozen rods, was
seized by those " Argus eyed " guardians of
the law, who are eUer on the alert, and lodged
IN the lookup. eight " indeed. But where
are the 60 ninety and nine others which were
lett
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White Goods.

CHECKED Corded Cambrics Jaconet Camhrcs, Victoria
" Lawns, Swiss Muslns White Linens, Damask Covers,
Napkins Doyies, Birds Eye Linen Diapers &c, just
ceived at April 3. A. ID. DUTLER'S.
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ARRIVED.
Brig Venus, Orr, Woodstock Mills, East Florida.
Brig IIinds Boynton, st John. NIB.
Sch Relief SLOPPY, Jacksonviil, Fl.
Sch Adcline, Preble Amherst, N S.
Sch Oscar, Blanchard New York.
Sch Chas William, Boyd, New York.
Sci Mary Langdon, Of Rockland, -
CLEARED.
Brig Buffalo, Nelson, Maitland Ms.
SAILED.
Sch Nelson, Oger, st George.
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WAGONS.


A LARGE assortment now opening BY OWEN 4 co,
- June 20.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SOUTHWEST COAST OF SPAIN.
Harbor Lights Mt Port San Incar


Official information has been received at this office that
the Spanish Government the Dist Of January, estab
shed the following Lights the Port Of San Lucarde
Barrameda:
l. Fixed Light ON Maandar Point on the north shore
of the Port elevation of SO feet above the Sea- and
visible at the distance of miles
3 Fixed Light in high building at the north end of
the vssage Of Bonanza in the interior Of the PORT its
Eastern Shore at elevation Of So feet above the Sea- and
visible at the distance offs miles.
B. Red Light in elevated position to the Southwark
of the Castle Of Espirtu Santo, the point Of which forms
the Southern limit of the Port.
In order to enter port the wind being free Vessel
having passed to the Westward of the Salmedna Shoa
should steer n f. IA e. for ga miles, when she will be
in about IL fthoms water sand and will have the two
Lights above mentioned of Maandar nearly
one the bearings OF these Lights should be taken correctly
and the altered for them East. Having IL
mile this course the Red Light the Southern shore
will be bearing s. f. IL E. and when far advanced
bring it to bear s. S. w. the will be in the
rowes part Of the Channel (Which is cables
and this Red Light will be ecipsed; which taking place.
an H. s. f. IL f. course is Immediately to be seered
til Malandaf Light bears N. W. 12 n and Bonanza Light
4. N. E. when she will be in fathoms water sand
She may then steer N f. ID Z. for Road, and
when that Light bears s. f. Il E., anchor in to 6
fathoms water, on a sandy bottom
The many rocks and shoals both inside and outside Of
this port render difficult and dangerous enter with
beating wind without pilots and no vessel should attempt
night but keep the Sea until daylight anchor to the
n n T. Of Chipiona il the weather should permit.
is High Water, Full and Change, at Chipona, III
Sam and at Bonanza at Oh 0, and the greatest spring
tide range is IL IL feet.
The above bearings magnetic.
BY order Of the Light House Board:
NJ THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
00'ce Lighthouse Board, July l, 1Sa4
Ai'a'iaA island Light, San Francisco, California.
II hereby given that the Light on Acaraz Island,
san Francisco Bay will be exhibited at sunset on the night
OF june ts issa and continued every night thereafter
The light is produced by fixed Third Order Fresnel II
Illuminating Apparatus is loo feet abovr t Love, ~ tbe
Eliminates the entire horizon should be- seen from sea
under ordinary states Of the atmosphere at distance
miles of the HEADS. s - -
By order Of the Lght-Hsuse Board
u @. BARNARD
BreUet Mayor " ). Corps of Engineers
SAN Francisco, CAL, May 10, 1854.
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, July 20.
SAILED.
Sch Splendid, I'm New Haven Hallowell.
FRIDAY, July q.
ARRIVED.
Brig Fred Eugene, Flinton, Georgetown, sc.
Brig Il. Spear Bckord, New Bedford via Holmes Hole
did not ar 9Th, as incorrectly reported)
Sch Berry, Pendleton, Georgetown, G.
Sch Orrin Govt, Smith, New York.
CLEARED.
ship Agamemnon, (new, 500 tons) Harvard, Bic c;
sch Nelson, 0gier, st George.
SATURDAY, July %.
ARRIVED.
Bark Ionic Randall Portland, and proceeded to Gardi-
ner to load for Cuba.
Brig Buffalo Nelson Maitland, Ms.
Sch America Baker New Bedford for Gardiner.
Sch Princess, White, New Bedford for Gardiner.
Sch James X, Rockland.
Sch Lamartne, Black New York.
Sch Herald, -
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ND Cream, Ice Cream soda Water, Oysters ~, $0Ns
= constantly on hand At KublNeVN d. 49,
June 8, 1854.
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To the Public.
Patent Elastic Horse shoe

subscribers having purchased the right to manufac-
ture and apply the above named SHOE for the city Of
Bath are prepared to accommodate such wish to
profit by the best Improvement made for the benefit
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 guard against ameness tenderness
&c with which horses have always been less
troubled To this end horseshoers 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 is necessary The shoe will prevent lameness,
tenderness make horse travel greater distance with less
fatigue and being made of steel will very much longer
Some of our besctzens have already proved to be all
that is claimed for it. J. BLAISDELL Il CO.,
2u Centre St., the Hay Scale.
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REMOVAL
A. G.. Page,

II AS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
II STORE directly opposite the old Stand in Moses new
Block, with very large choice Family Gro
ceres ship Stores, Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINES for sale at the lowest market rates
1y2o
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European Opinion Of the United States.

The London Dispatch expresses the follow
ing opinion of the United States -
We sometimes have felt exceeding provo
cation at the quarrelsome spirit of the United
States. They are always ready to fght-to
seek an occasion for fighting. They would at
any time rather 60 to war than not. They
are Perpetually seeking satisfaction. Now, it
IS OF ourselves; again, it is of France, or
spain, or Austria, or Japan. Their very en-
bassadors make pretexts for duels if they can
not find them; their consuls demand compen-
sation for injured citizens; their captains of
the navy are ever on the brink of broadside
in foreign parts, either with the state in whose
harbor they are at anchor, or with some rival
navy or competing traders. Yet they are at
peace with all the world-have no national
-debt-their surplus revenue is a nuisance
every body is civil to them-everybUdy con-
cedes to them more than is their due.y To
make war in words is enough to be sudden
and quick in quarrel, seeking the bubble repu-
tation even at the cannon's mouth. turns out to
be the best way of superceding the necessity
of an appeal to the cannon. To man brist-
ling with spikes all are ready to give wide
BERTH So it was with us in the DAYS of ahe
protector. Old Noll had enough on his hands
at home; but that did not prevent him from
keeping foreigners in order. Being always
ready to fight with everybody, nobody was
willing to fight with him. He had enough
of the devil in him to keep the devil off him.
He made England's rights TO be respected and
her name to be feared. We ourselves were at
war with France for 80 years. We fought to
the last-layished with our wealth upon it
pawned our credit for it. We would never
give in Often we rejected terms Of peace.
Tho coucannanpa is ha vo had No xuar for
forty years. We are not sure that it is not to
our peace principles we are to attribute the
fact that we are at war now Had we shown
our teeth sooner, and threatened to use them
earlier, the general impression appears to be
that we should have had no occasion for their
use. Armies and navies are, indeed, expen-
sive but it is no bad economy which spends
ten millions to be prepared for war, to save
hundred millions in the war itself
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Bows, Boots.

GOOD assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf Boots JUS
~ received by j. w. ROBERTS.
July %.
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~ The steamer Teazer met with mis-
hap in her machinery on her passage up the
river on Saturday last, and was obliged to lay
by at Richmond. 1t is rare that the Teazer,
under her present excellent management,
meets with any mishap
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Bricks.
Boy Wanted.

A SMART active boy about 16 years old to learn the
"A Bookbnders Trade. Apply to
SO SAWYER 4 MAcoIrN
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TIIE Faxes assessed upon the citizenS Of Bath
Is54 are committed to me TO collect III paid NhlA
thirty days per cent within sixty days, PER cent
dscountcd and not paid in three months they srs
dsred N NJ sued A9ldI R. MlTCNEIL.
July IL TFeasF end cullv
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Black Lace VIsifeS.

u ECEIVED this morning few black lace vsites also
III few black and coloFed silk Visites.
July IL. OWEN & co.
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Compound Almond Lotion

A SUPERIOR article for removing FTrsklss ard
IA pimpes from The face. aud for the Of ehapPed
hands, prepared and for sale by
J.MATHEWS.
Marches 1865. SagadRhoek BAiIdTng
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John Colts Standard Cotton Sail
DRCk.

TIT c. BEACH 4 Co., u Pine street, New York, sole
Ii agents. Cotton Canvns from several other mills
Aso-Asnaburg's Prints Print Cloths and Copper Rollers
for Calico and Satinctt Printers 6m6O
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FURNACES of the most approved patterns, stationary
and portable, for heating Churches Dwelling Houses
Stores, &c, put up, and warranted give satisfaction ON
the most reasonable TERMS by ii. l.. CHAMBERLAIN
Batl, June IA, 1898 52tf
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lvado do. AT. R0BINeON.


AS removed few rods to the house recently occupied
IL by Mrs Walker Of Washington and Pearl streets
day.
May %. 40
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.
New Arrival.

WOMEN'S prime Kid, Morocco and Goat Boots, at
w Feb. 20. L. s. FISHERS
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TEIE LADIES

WILL find at the store of Misses FIELD & WILDES,
w Centre Street. of the latest and most beautiful
styles Of Straw and Silk B0NNETS RIBBONS, &C., &c,
in the city.
stock just received from Boston and New York
Prices low.
Bath, June q, 1854. 1tf
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TuVer Irons.
Notice.

TNHElatest and most approved Patent. For sale by
z. HYDE Co., Agt's for Lincoln County.