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DOMESTIC PORTS,

Ho>I0n-Cd 22d, sch Mt Vernon, Thomaston; Curlew
Gardiner.
Ga 23d' schs II freezing, Augusta; G Davis, Bath
Ar 18th, bark Matanzas, Libby, London 18th ult.
Cid bark Island City, Colburn, Galveston.
Cid 25.h, ship Macedonia, Miller, New Orleans
Ar 10Th ship Robt Pdtten, Purngton, Newcastle, Z.
SAN Fra nc iscG-Sld 24th ult, ship Courser, Berry
Callao; 29th, Margaret Robinson, Croker do.
GalYestOn-In port l+h, brig Vesta, Stevens for Bos-
ton
New OrIeanS-Ar 14th, ship Emma Jane Springer
London mot Havre)
lowed to 9th, ship Sarah Purington
Adv ships Muhouse, for Havre greater part cargo en-
gagedi Kate Swanton, for New York, wig 200 hhds
Ar 18th, ship Eva, Philbrook, Liverpool
Ar 24th, ship Tarqun, Doughty, York
NOrwich-Ar 23d, sch Sarah Louisa, Elwel, Rockland.
NewPOrt-Sch Trident Of South Thomaston, FIN New
YORK for Portland which ashore FLOCK Island some
time SINCE has completed her repairs and sailed.
Psiiiadelphia-Ar 23d, sch Henrietta, Baker, New
Bedford.
PemsacOIa-Ar prev to 10th, ship MaiiIa, Robinson
Mobile.
MObiIe-Ar 18th, ship Gen Dunlap, skolfeld Lon
don.
Cid 18th, bark Emma Lincoln, Watts, Havana.
Saw rmmais-Ar 10th brig Carribee, Crabtree, Bath.
Ar 10Th, brig VIM Purngton, Guadaloupe.
arlcstOn-Adv ship Josephine Harding, for Liver
pool, large part cargo engaged.
Ne5yart-Ar 21st sch L Snow, Corney Rockland.
New York-Ar Dist sch Eagle, Roadcs, Rockand
I'D, ship Sea Lion, Hall Newcastle, +.
Ar 23d, sch Miller, Strong, Rockland.
SID sd, ship Lucy Thompson, Liverpool.
Ar 23d, bark Paul Boggs, Dizer, Newcastle, 4.
Cid brig Emily w Seyburn, Seyburn, Havana.
Ar 9th ships Omar Pasha, Barnes, and Wabash Barnes
Antwerp.
Also ar bark Montauk, Lincoln, Galveston.
Ar 10Th, ship Richd Morse, Dinsmore, Newport, f.
POrtIand-Ar 22d, brig Harriet Pratt, Ycomca River
via Bath.
EdgarLOwn-Ar 10Th, schs Melbourne, Xix, n York
for Bangor Bolver Robinson do for Bath nd sid 2Oth
bile.
NewburypOrt-sld 21st, bark Peri, Thestrup wisscas
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Sc VEN DA VS. LATER
From California

The steamship George Law, from Aspin-
wall, at midnight Of the 18th inst. arrived a.
quarantine in New York at o'clock on Fri
day evening, bringing California dates to The
Ist inst, with 1913 passengers, and ST. ,56s. e44
in specie. She connected with the steamship
John L. Stephens.
Tuere is but little news of interest from
California The early setting in Of the rains
had been unfavorable for some mining opera
tions, while for others it had proved the re-
verse. Still there was no complaint from the
miners generally as to any lack of prosperity
Dates from the Sandwich Islands are to
Oct. r. One French and two British ships
ofwar had arrived at Honolulu.
Business at San Francisco had been quite
brisk since the sailing Of the last steamer, and
the demand for the interior had been good,
All was quiet on the lsthmus. The con-
sideration of the project for creating the Prov
inces on the lsthmus into an independent state
been postponed until next year:
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70 UR DAYS LATER.
New YORK, Nov 20.

WV 1OhAs WV ~
The Baltic arrived al Sandy Hook al II 80
last night, and reached her dock at half past
9 this morning, bringing l48 passengers.
Left Liverpool on the 18th.
The news is extremely interesting. News
Of the massacre Of the English light cavalry,
under Lord Cardigan, is mainly that they
charged Russian battery of 80 guns, lost 400
dead, and only 200 returned. Since then there
has been ineessant aud sangunary fighting
The allies are almost over-maiched and urgent
request is sent for instant achievements
$4,000 Frenchmen are to be Instantly sent, aud
every available steamer is taken, including
Europa, Alps, Indiana, n. York aud others
On the 4th of Nov there was sanguinary
engagement, on the 9Th terrible combat. in
GLIDING sorties add general attack by Men
schikofrs army. The battle lasted from day.
break I'LL 2. M both sides claim the vctu-
nv. The English took some 100 prisoners. -
The Russians stormed several batteries and ST.
fenced the guns. The allies loss, $780, The
Russian loss, 5000. The battle was resumed
by the Russians The next day, the 9Th, and We
do not yet know the result. The allies are
preparing TO storm before the Russians can re-
cover losses. 1t is stated that practicable
breach is effected, but the report is considered
doubtful.
The war news was exciting the most pro-
found anxiety.
The disastrous result of the battle of the
25th TO the English is confirmed, though it is
not quite so bad as at first reported. Ii was
owing TO the misconstrnction Of an order.
English advlces of the lIih, from Bucharest
state that on the morning of the 5h, Meuschi-
kOff whole army attacked the English posi-
llOn. The allies obtained decisive victory
There we're severe losses on both sides. The
English took many hundred prisoners
telegraphic despatch from ST Petersburg
Of the llih, states that Menschikoff reports un-
der date of 4th Of Nov, from Sebastopol, that
on the 5ih The garrison made two sorties, one
against the right flank, which was successful
and resulted in the capture of one of the en-
emy's batteries, the guns of which were
spiked. There was great loss on both Sides
4he. 2nd sOrtie was also completely successful
the Russians having spiked Is guns. Imme-
dlately afterwards French infantry division,
pursuing the retiring Russians. attempted To
mount to the assault, but was thrown back
with immense loss
LATEsT.-From Vienna the prevalent opin-
ION was that few more such victories would
compel the allies TO raise the seige
MenschikOf seems TO be of the same opinion,
LOT IN despatch to Paskiewtch he says, 1t
VIII De impossible for the allies TO continue the
serge, and will continue to harrass them
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MutriuQes.

In this city, 25th inst by Rev. Mr.. Jaques Capt Isaac
u. Skiing OF Yarmouth to Caroline, eldest daugter of
Capt John Fisher of this city.
In Jefferson, Robert V. Hilton, to Miss Caroline p
weeks, both OF Damarscoa Martin j. Richards of Sears
mont to Miss Luceia A. Hilton of Jeerson Thomas Hill
ton to Miss Catherine j.. Hopkins, both of j.
In Rockland William o. West Rhola Ann Albee:
Peter Abbott u, to Miss Elizabeth Wardwe,
more Isle
In Augusta Frederic r. Goodale Of Chelsea Miss Ellen
d. Tobey; Richard Z. Thompson to Miss Harriet CALLS
jamin f. Foster Eliza NJ Harling William Kelley to
Druslla Scott both of this city.
In Phipsburg 18th inst by Rev. S. ). Drake Mr. John
NJ Jewell, of p Miss Rosina D. Baker Manchester
Ct 23d, by same Mr. Arber NJ Duly to Miss Margaret NJ.
Campbell, both of p.
In Harpswell, by Rev. +. Kellogg Elias B. Thomas of
Brunswick, to Miss Paulina Reed of III.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Liverpool 9th, Burlington, MITCHELL Philadelphia
Adv 9th, ship Shamrock, Doane for New Orleans 9th.
Ar at Gravesend Sth ship Liverpool, New York
Ent for dg at Liverpool Sd inst, Vim Palten Minot,
Charleston.
SD 9th Am Union, Kelly, and Yorkshire, Marshall New
York; 9th, Chaos, Dupton do.
Ar at London 9th, Liverpool, Kearney, New York
CID It'll Onward, Wade, Melbourne; Sh Lombard, Lam
bard, New Oreans 9th Danube Rich, do; Lala Rookh,
Richardson, Charleston
Ar at Deal p, KmbaIl, Davis, London for New Or
leans; 10th Lisbon, Curtis, London for Cardiff.
OF the Start 1st Masonic Sturgs fun Rotterdam for New
York.
Sid FIN Bristol 9TH, Gertrude, ssby, New York; Sth Me
domack, Livingston, do.
Sid I'm Antwerp 4th, RochaHbeau, Stackpoe, New York
Sid FIN Cadiz abt ID inst, ship Charlotte Reed, Elwe
Bath
Ar St John, B. 13th brig Masonic, Hickman, New
York.
Sid finn Cardiff 10Th, shd John Frazier, Roberts, Charles
ton
Sid FIN Flushing 9th, bark Tangier Sweetser New York
Sid I'm Queenstown 9th inst, ship Thompson, M'Cul-
lock, New York.
At Callao 10th ult, ships Gauntlet Borland, New York
July A. and sid 18th for Chnchas; 3d. Kennebec Patten
do July -.
At Rio Janero 14th ult, ship Sarah Boyd Merritt from
Baltimore for Callao, disg for repairs.
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SA- 1T.

OROOHHDS Cadiz Salt for sale by
ZOOO Bath, Oct. 80, 1851 D. 81 PATTEN
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FARM FOR SALE.

% THE subscriber offers for sale the farm on
.ssm L which he resides, situated in Bowdoinham on
~4&as the road leading from Bowdoinham to Bath and
seven miles from the latter place. containing hundred
acres 1t divided by wall into lots convenient for
moving, tage, pasturng and wood land It lies open to
the merrymeetng bay, commanding fine view othe wa
ters OF the bay and the Cahance and Adroscoggn rivers
There the premises good two story house warmed by
furnace two barns with Sheds Ice house, every con-
yenence for extensive farming and gentee residence
Also large orchard Of valuable trees In bearing ORDER and
one OF the finest gardens for small fruits aud vegetables
be found in the state. The crops and stock will be sold If
desired For terms apply to G. IL. GARDINER on the
premises
Bowdoinham, Sept 81, 1884. 15tf
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5]rutbg.

In this city, 21st inst, John Gler, aged 35.
In this city, Goth inst, Mr. George BeaS, aged 49,
In this city, 26th inst, Frances L. Anderson aged 10
years months
In this city, 23d inst, James p Burt, aged years
III Winnegance, Mrs. Lucretia j. Richardson aged 20
years 10 months
At Martinique W l. Nov 14th Capt Timothy Bachelor
Of Phipsburg Master Of brig VIM. Purringon aged about
co.
In IIalloweI, Laban Lincoln, aged 60 years months
In Rockand, Jacob Harrington, Esq, aged rs years;
Sumner W Allen aged 40 years.
In Jackson Cal, Oct. 9th, Edward Francis Newton
Rumford Point, aged about 80 years.
At Bensonyille, Cal, Oct 9TH Capt Benz. I. Garland of
Maine.
In Harpswe, Capt VIM. Barnes, 92.
In Rockland 18th, Jacob Harrington. IS.
In Winthrop, Susan, Widow Of DR.. Peleg Benson 50.
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DISASTERS.

Sch John Patten, of Bangor went ashore night Of 9th
the beach between Small Point and Pond Island Crew
all safe. She was owned by Clark x Ayers
Sch Hammon Trenton, Capt. Williams, from Franklin
for Boston, went ashore Pond Island on night Of
oath. Vessel and cargo a total loss. Crew saved.
Brig Amesbury, Could from Mobile for Gardiner, with
lumber belonging VIM Broadstreet Esq., went Seguin
lie &c, morning of 26th and totally lost All but
the mate saved.
Bark Glenburn, Richmond Gray, 81 ds I'm New Orleans
for Ilavre, fallen in with 24th u lat 43 40 lon D. and
reported the fourth Of her yellow fever
Brig Ada, Of Boothbay, Chase firm Newport E. for New
York, put into Faya 18th u with loss of manmas head
Of foremast and everything attached She was leakv from
the thumpngof the spars under the counter.
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A NEW MEDIcINE.-Dr Skinner, who FOR the last IS
years has been connected with the introduction of the
Richardson Btters, offers the public article of
Bitters Of his own compromising, which bids fair have
eat run They very pleasant and agree Bile, are
put up neat portable orn are said by those who
have nsed IN m to possess excellent nvigOratinq anal
tiles and we do bel that there better article
in the market Wehave been for years acquainted with
the Proprietor, aud his honorable and renemany busi
ness dealings heretofore give assurance that he viii not
impose spurious article upon the public Success 10
the Dr. and his Bters
For sale in Bath by A Page, DIR ] Mathews t w Iu
cas-, VIM. Marston, and T Ellsworth and nv dealers
IN medicine ~ the country generally. 3ml3+
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Nov. %.
CLEARED.
= ochs marina Burgess, Sylvester, Castine; A Heath
Putnam Searsport.
SAILED.
Ship VIM NJ Rogers, New Orleans
FRIDAY, Nov. "a.
Sch Boheur, Spear, New York.
MONDAY, Nov. %.
ARRIVED.
Ship Charlotte Reed. Elwell Cadiz so days
Ship Storm King, -. Gardiner
Bark solomon Piper, Mcclure st Marys Ga
Sch liarmona, Maoney, Philadelphia
Sch Gen Scott, SOule, Philadelphia
CLEARED.
Orig : Merrill, ISrguIy, Portland.
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They are sure to do you good
For they are composed of Vegetables.

NATCHELLS VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
" remedy for all diseases arising from dsor-
dered Of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Bnrn
Loss of Appetite Sleepness, Jaundce, 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. r. ELS
WORTH 49tf
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Important to Ship Masters.

ME would cal the attic tOn Of all ship masters u
w Edson's Double Acting Force Pump, BuPe-
riO thing before offered TO the public for any
and all situations where Force Pump is needed. hey
especially recommended ships Head Pump,
they take up very tile space, and less liable than
any other pump get Of repair which is very
rious objection 10 the Pumps in They will
throw streams Of water il desired, and will do
execution in Of fire than any other Pump Of the size
in
One can be seen on hoard new ship VIM, VI. Rogers,
Cay wants Water Boat, al the Ofthe subscrf
Der, sole agent for Bath.
II L. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
Nov. l5 1854 o24
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The Shortest and Cheapest Route
FOR SAN FRANCISCO!

THROUGH IN ADYANCE OF THE MAIL
This Line is composed of the following First Glass Steam
ships: STAR THE WEST, PRoMETHEUs, DANIEL WEBSTER
NORTHERN LIGHT, SIERRA NEVADA, PACIFIC, BROTHER
JONATHAN, CORTEs, and UNCLE SAM.
The days Of sailing are the leah and 9th of each
month When these dates fall Sunday, the sail
ing will be the Monday following.
From San Juan del Nore, the Atlantic, San Juan
del Sur the Pacific Ocean, passengers will be promptly
conveyed the Nicaragu Transit Route.
having but TWELVE MILES OF LAND TRANSP0RTA-
TI0N BY CARRIAGES, over good Macadamzed road
1t well known that this line is the shortest and safest
and by far the most comfortable and healthful.
For passage apply only at the Office of the agency Of the
Company,
81 Washington st., (Joy's Bulding,) Boston.
3m23 +. S. SAXT0N, Agent
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A Card.

The subscriber takes this method Of expressing her
thanks the gentlemen who generously made up the
amount of her loss on Friday last Their kindness will
be held in grateful remembrance. May they realize
the truth Of His word who says 81" is blessed to give
than to receive" ALMIRA s. HIGGINS
Bath, Nov. Is, 1854
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EASTERN TIMES
30 80 MlRlNh JOURNAL. So

STINsoN Co, No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE of packets Bath to Boston Can't
Snson Is avoraby known experienced merchant and
shlpmaster formerly Of this city All business entrusted
70 nm VIII be attended to with prompmes and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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An Act

DOR the regulation Of ways dedicated to public macs
SECT. i. No way heretofore opened and dedicated In
public use and not already become public way ana M
way hereafter dedicated to the public use which shall ~
IN either less than rods In width, throughout he
ente length Of the same shall be required be maintained
Kept N repair by any ety town, unless such waya
ld pc laid out and established In the manner prescribed
Dy the Statutes Of this State
= IL shall be the duty Of the mayor and aldermen
ny ey' ana OF the select men oE any town and they
80. M au,nnorzed whenever, and long as The public
a. y =. 'elr opinion require It, to direct and cause
u an te ways aforesaid within their Fesptc-
N to"ls entering uniting with anv exist
s Puoc way 70 De closed up ~ such other means a.
may " pacucaDe and suitable, give notice ana caution
the PnDic against entering upon such WAYS ~
II such entrance sh I'm OF be eli sed notice sb,, ". -
given aforesaid, the city town in winch s,n IN N
shall be liable for damages caused bv anv dss %
In the same manner such ways were duly 1, il & NV
established but Notwithstanding anything i'm tins sr
ained the person by whom such way shall ~
opened, and suffered to remain in unsafe condition shan
be liable 70 Indictment action damages ON accnrt
OF any defect existing therein, before the same shan NJ d
laid out and established.
Sect g. If any person with the intention 10 prevent the
closing Of such ways shall dspace throw down or re-
any fence, other obstruction by which the entrance
Of such shall have been closed aforesaid be shah
forfeit and pay Of not less than or pore than
fifty dollars for every such offence BE- y am
action ofdeb in the name, and to the city or town. within
which the offence shall be committed.
Set L. Nothing in This act contained shah discharge
any city or town. any person, from any liabilities in
cureu before the passage Of the same be bar any
Ao'ion or prosecution heretofore commenced.
approved April Is, lS54)
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GOOD assortment Of Ladies Boots Of all kinds may b
II found at the store of J. w. ROBERTS.
Nov. A, 1854. q
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LIsT OF WAYS II THE Cry or BATH

List OF WAYS IN THE CRY or BATH
That have not become public
"ay ron washington 70 Middle st. BY " II Trufant's
South st., to Shepard st:
washington to Middle st., by Jere Robinsonla
tan yard ~ ~
Z" Middle to High st Nv Mrs s,covs, 49,
s q Front st. to Lambari's wharf, ~
SO $ Backmer's
Front st. by G.. Marstons stable;
Washington to Middle st., BY LowvilIe
" Bath Hotel to Middle st
I" " Centre st. to Vine st.. by Longeys house;
Washington st., front Of 4. lIuughton's to lIeath'a
wharf;
Middle to Franklin st., by q. w. Moulton's;
Middle to Washington st., by Isaac Crookers
" Lincoln st. to Charles RusselPs;
=" Front st. to Ferry, by IIodgkins' store,
(" Merritt a. Robnsons wharf,
COurts-Turner's Court
khymond's CouIt;
Farrin Court, place,
Iodgkins Court, near the Gas Works
lnckley's Court;
Sanford's Court
Lemonts Court, from Winter st. South;
Benefits Court, or Lane
Court fir m Washington st., West South;
Taman's Street
Fits
Continuation Of Academy Street
Cry or BATH November II, 1854.
y kSU ANT to an or CT Of the Mayor and Aldermen
hereby publish the foregoing Act with List Of Ways for
the Information Of the publcand hereby give notice and
caution the public against entering upon Ways I'm tha
city which have not bc come public ways, the city will
not be liable for damages any defects therein
according to the provisions Of said Act.
Nov. Is. BIC. BAILEY Nayor
3w %
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The Piano Fortes

NOLD by SAWYER & MAG0l are acknowledged 10
oe the best that ar in the United States
Qowerthe quality the instruments into conser
ohl no matter what the CRY may be- And, heretofore
eny TAKE second hand Instruments in exchange for
ones, at fair rates,
Sept. &c. Ia
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SPOKEN.

Oct lat 10N Ion 23W ship IS Gven' from Liverpool
Tor San Francisco probably Owen, FIN Liverpool Sep s.
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Young AmerIca-VVIde Awake.

TCSTca in at the store OF H. s. FISHER whercyo can
get Just the Hat you want at bargain He has jusa
received rare stock
Sept. &C. 1854 I'D
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For Sale.
. SECOND hand Solar Lamps, by NJ. T. GANNETT
- Oct. IL, 1854. Is
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Ladies' Boots.

100 PAIRS all wool and union, Eng. & American Blan-
wv kets, received by 1T, GILMAN.
Oct. 10.
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John Colts Standard Cotton Sail
Duck.

III q. BEACH CO., II Pine street. New York sole
IL agents. Cotton Canvas from several other mills
Aso-Asnaburgs Prints Print Cloths and Copper Rollers
iol O"i0o anu oatlhett Frlnters 6n5O
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STANDS uHTFHIIcu' II HHs HtVtT Dten rqnNTItG NO
DySPcPtiC Remedy,
WILSON, FAIRBANk & CO..

Soe froPeyors, Nos. AZ a. As Hanover Street Boston
Skov hegan n $500
u Also for sale hv th, nrncipal N, IN. .;,,
and country 'es oer.eo ~
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BOYS and XOmfiaS
e riCkS

NOWIIIDE BOOTS, just received and for sale at bar
- gam lor CAoH l.. S. FISHER
Sept 20. Is
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Shorts, Indian and RIVE Meal.

ND nice article of Buckwheat for sale by the
"A Der A T. ROBINSON
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Dr.. CONINE'S SYRUP
OF
Ginseng and Malva.


OF
Ginseng and Malva.
TINS Com ound, now established in universal favor
by its great and acknowledged merit 10 used every
Family, and commended by MI Thy scians. This
medicine is based upon recipe procured in China by
DIR. CONINE the celebrated oriental traveller. It's
derful properties for Purifying IN Blood and in all com
plants Of Bilious character, everywhere AckhOw
edged. For
Inflammation Of the Lungs,
Splitting Blood Bronchitis and every disease or the
vital organs, this great remedy is without PARALLEL
For
Coughs, Group, Whooping-Cough,
and all Diseases Of the hroat, il is and pIomPt
Loosenng and Removing downwards all phirgm thaI
may nbsruCt the throat and il without question Ma
lures most pote remedy for
CONSUMPTION,
and all diseases that arise Coughs and neglected
Colds. 1t has cured Canker SAT- KhFnm ErypiPelap.
and Scr0fua-dseases which nave dcned the power Of
other medicines have yielded to this is pleasant and
lalatable, as
Restorer of Appetite,
il stands unrivaIled. Il has never been cqualtdMA
DySPcPtic Remedy,
and M Irritation Of the Nerves, LowncSS Of Spirits or
Headache. is cure.
n PammITlleIs gratis he Compound is coniuin IN
QUART BOTTLES.
One Dollar per Bottle Six Bottles for s., 90,
WILSON. FAIRBANK & CO..
sole ProPrleors, Nos AZ a. As Hanover Street Boston
Skov hogan. y ''
Also tor sale BY the principal Druggists in the city
'''" o"uh'ry- o6mz2
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They have Game,

y for sale by tou'n ; double sole thick Goots,
Now. 1851. y, W, ROBERTS.
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COpartnership Notice,

HE subscriber has this day associated with him Mr.
MAsON ID. NIGOUREUX, and will continue the Sail
Waking business under the firm Of WILDER VIGoUREUx
at the Odd stand head of McLelans Wharf
Bath Nov is, 1854. 3w23 THOS ID. WILDER.
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Fresh Staple Goods.
Blankets.

ID ECEIvED weekly from Boston and New York. pur-
IL chased for cash at forced sales, by J. r. GILMAN.
Oct. H.
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Powder.

'NIIE subscriber has hand, and will he constantly
suppl with BLASTING POWDER, which he offers for
SALE wholesale and retail. Also, a large supply OF
FUSE. WILLARD WALKER
bHth, May p. 1893. soft
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SaSheS, Blinds and Doors.

VIE subscribers manufacture at their mill Wash
ngton Street. (norh end all kinds Of DOORS SASIIES
BLINDS &c, of as good quality and cheap as can be
found in the state.
Also, all kinds Of planning done at short notice.
Bath June 10. 1854. 6mI SCOTT MORSE 4 co