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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-17
The clerk of the steamer Florida will please
accept our thanks for late Mobile papers.

Is DICKENS BANKRUPT The story that
Dickens had dssipated his large fortune has
been contradicted very confidently in this
country. The correspondent of the New York
Times, however, reiterates the story that the
great humbug is exceedingly hard-up, and that
it is entirely owing to his vanity love of display
extravaganza and bad management. He has, it
seems, retired to the continent, either to escape
the Importantly of creditors or the prospect of
still more embarrassing and disagreeable diff
culties. The Times correspondent states that
for some years his income from the sale of his
works has been constantly diminishing, while
his expenses have as constantly increased; that
he has sold all his copyrights and receives little
or nothing from Is Household Words" the sale
of which was not increased by the publication of
his latest work, Hard Times If all this be
true, that learned professor at the North who
came out in the papers and grayely contradicted
it, with an air which seemed to say he knew ali
about it. has decidedly made an ass of himself
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-17

TRorTING OVER THE METAIRIE. A match
trot came off yesterday evening, over the Me-
tairie Course, between Woodpecker and Jim
Eof. the Two nags that were defeated by lrife
on last Sunday. Woodpecker was the favorite
at the start and finally won. but by no means
SO easily as was expected. On several occasions
Jim Eof brushed up to an unpleasant prox-
unity, and all the time kept his opponent doing
his best work. The track was rather heavy on
account of the mornings shower. The attend
ance was very good Our summary tells all else
that is of interest:
SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAY, August 16.-Match trot-Purse
$s250-$5O forfeit--Three mile heats to harness.
John Aliens b. 6 Wocdrsekr .....................1
j. Clarks 8. h. y. L f.......................2
Time, 10:18-10:21.
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4 tIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
ToBAcco-rhe subscribera have constantly hand and
sale IN lots TO suit purchasers CUBA HAVANA FLORIDA MA
SON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE and MISSOURI
WRAPPERS and FILTERS. Also, TOBACCO In HoGSHEADs
AND BALES selected the Mexican Paptaion
Use. TURNER 4 RENsHkW '
,n.,, SO Camp street and ess lTchonpitoun sstreet
iobAGSo nAlAD IouhDER. fshA IVsmsp
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NT HISKY-500 bbls. and 200 half bbls
Domestic, For sale by s ~
aul7 JOSEPH LANDS CO., % Tehoup,toulass. at.
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= IIgar RS.

On B3LS Muscovado, and Coffee Sugars, from S 10
~ Ia cts, received consignment by
April 20. as n. GILMAN.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 14th inst, VIM Patten, Minot, New Or
leans.
Sid 3D. Thalatta Barker New York 9Th, Jas Bogert
Howe, do 1lth w SewaI, Small, Newport to load for
New York 18th, Rivuet, Senter, Havana Liverpool,
Kearney, and Shamrock, Doane New York.
Adv, Meridian, Simpson, for Boston 10th Continent.
for York 18th Chas Cooper, do 10th Lucy Thompson
do 18th Southampton do 2lst Kossuh do oath; Prince
ton 9th Chas Croker do with despatch Chaos for
Philadelphia do Juniata, for Baltimore 10th Milan for
New Orleans with despatch.
Emit inward at London 10th, Ocean Queen, Smith, I'm N
York
In port 14th London Hubbard for New York 2O Ocean
Queen Smith, for do 9th Clara Ann, Hatch for Calcutta
Immediately Typhoon, Salter, do 18th.
Cid at Newport 10TH Aleghaneane, Stetson New York
Sid 9th, Kate Howe, NOrcross, New Orleans.
Ar at Queenstown 10th, Cambria, Perry, Orleans for
st Petersburg
Ar at Eineur 3d. Srelna, Leach New Orleans for Cron
stadt.
Sid FIN Flushing 10TH South Carolina, Stewart, York
Sid fm Havre l6th Gen Berry, Seavey, States 18th,
Roger Stewart, Skolheld, New Orleans.
Adv Tropc, Geo Patten, Lisbon Onward, Me ropolis,
for New York.
At Glasgow 11th inst bark Psrel Avery for New York
soon.
Sid I'm EsnOre It'll ult ship strelna Leach, Cronstadt
At Matanzas 18th ult, ship Sea Lion Hall for Europe dg
Ar at Trinidad 18th ult, bark Geo d smouse Warren
New York.
AT Cienfuegoes 14th ult ship Sagadahock Fisher for
Europe ldg; John Henry, Oxnard for Boston do
Ar at Havana 18Th ult, sch Electric Light, Thomas.
Portland 18TH ship Lady Franklin, Trott, Norfolk
Cid 2oth ship st Bernard, Mayo, Cork via Matanzas
2Ist, ship Katahdn, Eustis, London.
At Matanzas Doth ult bark Jane Doten, Crows I'm New
Orleans.
Cid 18th, ship Erie, Curtis, Falmouth, bark ves.a,
WinsIow Havana.
Ar ct 0ardenas 10th ult brig Havana, Reed, Boston
At do l4h, brig tangent, Reed for Boston Portland
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MRS. ROWSE,

MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies Of Bath and
w entity that she has just returned from Boston with
large assortment Of
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THE PILES
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. UDham'S Internal Remedy,

f0Rthe cure ofPiles, Inflammation of the Liver and
Spleen Inflammation, Soreness and liberation Of
the stomach Bowels, Kidneys and Badders Innam-
malory and -rcurial rheumatism; Inquiry OF blood,
weakness aud Inflammation OF the Spine and for the
relief married Ladies.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Is the only really remedy for that dang
and distressing compaint The PILES, ever offered 10
the American public
Mark this: it's Internal Remedy, no an exe rnal
application aud lVHE care any case Of Piles, either
bleeding blind, in ernal or external, and probably
the oA " thing that will.
Its very mild in its operation, and may be taken in
eases of most acute inflammation without danger
This sdcine the iseaSe it's source, and
moving the cause, renders The cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To dARRIEO LIDiEs.-The EIectuary is perfectly
safe Tor Pre- gnant Ladies' and the usefu
tic that possibly be used, il will not on y remove
I he piles au4 all iRdannatory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN or IRRIFA rInN, hut will ensure easy
time, safe delivery, aud sound constitution in the
offspring.
Sold Wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G. Page,
Sale Agentfor the Proprietor. 1y45
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DOMESTIC PORTS

BOutom-Ar 26th, brigs Kinds, Cox, Philadelphia;
Baldwin, Montgomery; CaTaenas sens Bremen WIN
Ar 2Sth, Chas Brewer, EleIns Mobile 10th ult.
Ar 18th sch Waterville, Of Augusta, Gill; James River
CID, schs Kosciusko, Keller, Thomaston Charles Chen
ey Richmond Russia, Tarr, HaloweIl; Niagara, Drum
Holm-., HoIe-Ar 25th, sch Planet, Perkins, Rap
panannock for Bath Somerset Perry, Choptank River
Tor Goth, brig Forester Rae Georgetown Sc for do
San FrnmciscO-Adv,s ship Monsoon, for sale.
New OrIenns-Towed to sea 9th, bark Jane Doten.
AR 24th ship Otseonthe, Young, Liverpool Feb a.
Cid 20th, ship Andover, Berry, New York bark VIM
Henry, Watts, do
CID both ship John Spear Spear, Genoa.
Ar 21st, ship b Thompson, Mustard, Havrei sch G
Montague Havana.
lowed to 18th, ship Harvest Queen.
M0biIc-Cld Goth, Paul Boggs, Dzer, Boston.
SaVammah-Ar I'D, sch Central America, Norris,
Eew Orleans. Cid brig Carrbee, Dunton Wiscasset.
Ar 24th brig Vim Crawford, Perry, Cardenas sch VIM
Gregory, Packard, New Orleans.
CharIestOn-Ar2 3D. ship Della Maria, Norton, Lv-
Ar 2sth, ship Arlington, Ryan, Liverpool
Philadel Phia-Ar 26th, bark Live Yankee, Cove,
WiImin.tOn, NC-cld 14th, brig Hesperas, HUFF,
Bath.
ca 2Sth sch Exchange Orr, Bath.
Went sch Globe Bath 26th brig Hesperas, Bath.
In port among Others sch Rosannah, Rose, for Bath
Sea Lion, for Rockland
RncLsviIIe, SC-Ar 10TH schs Northern Light,
Doyle, and Sc MaAk, COombs, Rockland.
NcwaFk-Ar oath, sch Bay State, Rockland
New YOFk-Ar 25th schs Mary Langdon, and Cor
vo Rockand 25 ship Robt Patten, burlington, Trieste
Ar 10th, sch Pilot Spoford, Rockand.
Also ar ship Statira Morse Lawton, Glasgow Sd ut.
Cid, barks Couran Bradstreet, Havana Leroy, Hal
lowell, Miramichi.
Ar 9Th, brig Helen Maria, Pierce, Cardenas
Ar 9th, bark Montauk Lincoln Galveston schs Zeph
yr Cheftan Lucy Ames Star, Gazette and Coral Rock
land.
Also ar, schs Bluehl, and Richmond, Rockland.
Ar 2Sth, schs Libby, Josiah Achorn, Jno Bell, Xix
and G Horton Rockland.
Cid 2sth, ship ConquerOr, BOuteIle, New Orleans:
Portsmouth-BeIow 9th, sch Kennebec, Sedgely,
Yicomico River for Portland.
Gl0uce~ter-Ar 9th, schs Jane Woodbury., Boston
for WadoborO Rocky Hill, Clifford, Baltimore for Wis
casset
PoFtland-Ar 18th, brig P Curtis, Slower, Havana,
lost maintopgallantmast, stove boat Gc
Cid 9th, brig Lydia Slower, Shepherd, Savannah.
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HOLLOWAPS OINTMENT.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,

To PROFESSOR Holloway,
Sir,-It is my wi h 10 become notorious, neither
is this letter written for the sake OF writing but TO
say, that your Ointment cured me Of Of he mos,
dreadful diseases that flesh heir TO, and
which considered by all who knew TO be entire
y beyond the reach Of medicine For nine years was
afflicted with Of the painful and troublesome
legs that fell the lot Of man and after trying
medicine had ever hear Of resigned in despair
all hope Of being cured, but friend brought couple
oflarge cots Ct your Ontmen which caused the sores
legs TO heal and entirely reganed my health 70
my agreeable surprise and delight AID to the astonah
me { ofmy friends (Signed) WI LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD BREAST,
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. X. Durant, New Orleans,
November 9th 1858
To PRoE EssoR HOLLOWAY, SO, Corner Of Ann and
Nassau Streets, NY.
Dear Sir.-It is with heartfelt gratitude have to
inform you that by the Of your Ointment and Pills,
the life Of my wife has been saved For years she
had bad bTe st, with ten running wounds not ola
nature) was told that nothing could her;
she then induced to use your Ointment and Pills,
when in the short space Of three months they effected
ERECT cure the establishment Of all who knew
we obtained your Medicines from Messrs Wright Co,
Of Chartres-stree, New Orleans send this from no.
tel des Princes Paris. although had written IL at New
Orleans before finally left, at that time not knowing
your address at New York
(Signed) X. DURANT.
The Psshould be used conformity with the Ointment
IN most ofthe following caEes:-
Bad !. rs Fistuias Sore Nipples
Bad Breasts Cont Sore throats
Burns Gandulars wellingtskp Diseases
Bunions Lumbago Scurvy
Chilblans Piles Eore.headg
Chapped Hands Rheumatism Ulcers
Contracted and Salt Rheum Wounds
Stiff Joints Scads
Sold Mt the Establishment OF Professor HOLLOWAY,
244, strand near Temple Barr London and by all Ven.
doris Of Medicines throughout the United states in Pots
nj cents 81 cents and $50 cents each wholesale
by the principal Drug hoases in the Union, and by
Messrs. A. d. e. d. -ANDs New York.
II There IL considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
R-n;rart;or eor,h. ~,,;5.os. - n..,.-.. u, 80
disorder are affixed to each Pot
JOSHUA DURGIN 4 CO., Portland, Agents for
Maine.
A G Page, Agent for BATH. 1yeopil
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DRutbs.

In this city, 1st inst Emma Jane, daughter Of Geo. w.
Moulton, aged Is months.
In Phpsburg Soth ut Dea Charles T. Sargent aged Al
years, IL months.
In Brunswck Mrs Mehitable Owen, aged 80 years and
months Mrs. Mary A. Crane, aged IS years Mrs Ma
~ A. Chambers aged "a years Mrs. Elizabeth HILL for
mery Of Boston, aged IS years Thomas Upham, Of
the late Charles Jones, aged months.
In Augusta Sarah, daughter of Charles and Louisa Ma
son, aged year Edward Of Daniel Woodward, aged
IL years
In Windsor Dephina Angelina Clark daughter Of Jere-
miah and Nancy Clark, aged IA.
In PittstOn Mrs Elizabeth Lyon, aged So years.
In San Francisco March o. Mr.. BENZ. f. Ford from
Pemmaquid, Me,-a pilot Of the port Of S. +.
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ParasOlS.
. DOE. Parasols, very nne and high cost, reel
IL by (46) j.. GILMAN.
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PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED

FRIDAY, April %.
Sch Berry, Pendleton, Georgetown, sc.
SATURDAY, April 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eastern State, DonneI Boston.
CLEARED.
Ship Baltic, (new, TO tons) Murphy, st John, NIB
TUESDAY, May Q
SAILED.
Steamer Eastern State, Donnell, Boston.
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DISASTERS.

Mr Walker wreckmaster at Lewes, Del has contracted
to get aoat sch Minerva, ashore on the beach Of Lewes
and commenced laying the ways 18th.
Sch Medora of Rockiand, Rhodes FIN New York to Ban
gor through by ice 2Sh u opposite amden, and
6ed with water The Capt succeeded in running her into
shoa water she covered at high tide The vessel
would probably be raised by lighters and taken to Bangor
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House for Sale.

% THE large and convenient dwelling House ana
sssM lot Of the subscriber is offered for SALE It Il
-4e3 one Of the most convenient, well finished and
pleasantly situated houses in CITY, having neyerai
ing well Of good water which is drawn both outside and in
the house, also soft water cstern The lot In one
largest In the city, being $50 feet by over 100 feet
and has 1t besides the dwelling house. wood house a
good barn, good garden be found in the CITY,
plum cherry and apple trees al which bear
quantity Of fruit. Also large number Of currant bushes
bearing to bushels yearly. Also quite number Of
good bearing grape Vines For the Merchant or man
business situation offered for sale the city can
coed IT, The whole will be disposed Of at great bargain
and an undoubted title given on application to
A. G. RAYMOND.
April 2S. 46u Raymond Court, Bath.
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DAPA MACHE CENTRE P1ECEs-alarge and well
l. selected assortment PleaSe call and examine.
Bath, June 4. s. w. HEATH a. co stiff
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NEW and beautiful assortment Of Gold and Silver
n Watches Jewey, &c. just received and will be sold
cheap. h-ggHlHar I. III. Ct. MARSTON.
Bath, Nov. IL
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rT rs A FACT

THAT IA TcHEI.L,g yEGBTABLB CATHARTIC
RTTTERs are decidedly the most eficacioHs Spring
and Summer Medicine you can obtain:
ARE you TROUBLED WITH THE JAUNDICEf
ARE YOJ TROUBLED WITH THE DYSPEPSIA ,
This il the medicine TO take,
ARE You TROUBLED WITH SLEEP1NESS
TAX this medicine and you are right
DO you WISH GOOD APPETITE fake these
Btters and you have IT,
Or, MATHEWS and N. r. ELLSWORTH. Agents. tE42
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Matringes.

In this city, LIST inst, by Rev. John o. Fske Mr.. James
Mcdonnell Of Easpor TO Miss Isabel c. Tarr OF this CITY,
In Richmond w. d. Meader Esq, Of Stoughton, Mass.
70 Miss Margaret T. Wilson, Of Richmond.
In Augusta Mr.. HeEekiah Cross Of Vassalboro Miss
Mary Gardner Of George w. Hanks to Miss Harriet
Z. Fihed Daniel T. Starrett to Miss Jane Savage.
In Sidney, 18th ult., by A. Saywood, Esq., MIR. Alden
Porter to Miss Louisa j. Arnold
In Pttston Gardner s. Gerry Of Charestown Mass to
Cordelia Fl. Cunniugham
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Bows Wanted,
Only $l.26

TO furnish with good stoat Shoes, for the cash BY
April 20. .s- .s J.W. ROBERTS.
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EASTERN TIMES
al MiRINE JOURNAL. 81

SrINsoS Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath to Boston, Capt
Snson favoraby known experienced merchant and
Ahpmaser formerly Of this city All business entrusted
TO him will be attended with promptncss and despatch
ARTHUR DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
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Dress Silks.

ElGD, striped plaid and plain dress Silks complete
l. sortment, just received by OWEN & co.
April ~. 40
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TOR Ladies' nice Tp'd ana Foxd Boots, the store
April TO- .s1-sF J. W. ROBERTS.
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Ladies,
Bricks.

BrICkS.
OR0 bricks, delivered at any part Of the city for
@OO sale by b. 0. WEEKS.
April 20. 40
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Ice! Ice! lee!

THE Nequasset Lake Ice Company will deliv.
ering Ice TO subscribers this week and those Fai.
lies or individuals who like to be supplied by the month
or season and have not yet subscribed will please hand In
their names to G. T. GREENLEAF or the subscriber
The Company win run two wagons that subscribers
viii always be supplied in the morning. either in the
or upper part Of the city. H. w. OWEN.
Bath, May /. tf46
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Mi1liner's Stock
At Auct1onI

THE subscriber will sell nj his Auction Room, on
: THURSDAY. May 4th, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the en-.
tire stock OF Milliner who has discontinued her bust
Of i'll he h consisting of fashionable
Spring and Summer BONNETS, Embroideries, Ribbons
Insertngs, Artificial Flowers Taritons Lace Veils
ton Hosiery, L. Hdks, Embroidered do White Silk do
and great variety Of choice articles numerous to
mention.
u Ladies are most respectfully requested to attend
the sae nearly all the articles be sold for their
use exclusively. Sale positive.
Bath, May 2, 1854. j. T. GILMAN, Auct'r
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Family Groceries.

0F the very best quality and finish By 4
" H. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.

The DEMOCRATS of Sagadahoc County. at the
request of large number of the party. will
meet in convention at the City Hall in Bath, on
Tuesday. evening. May 9th, at IL o'clock
for the purpose Of choosing d county commit
tee, determining the basis upon which future
conventions are to be called, and fot further or
RahiAati6n of the party.
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SPOKEN.

Ar at Sagua 7th uit bark J Hathoru Brown phadel-
phia and sid 9Th for Remedies 3 - = n
Ar at 81 John NIB 9Th ult sch Republic Brown, Bath
Ah,g +aH SPOKEN s 4stMBaE
Apr 49, Let 10 hon 80 Ia bark Burlington, M Bristol
Apr ~ Lat 30 a, Ion II Is was seen sch Lamartne
steering Perhaps the Lamartine, stnson I'm Bath via
No date lat 80 l9 lon n H. was seen ship Josephine
Harding, from Boston for Havana.
Apr 3 lat SO o. Ion 63 TO- ship Alice Counce Singer, I'm
New Orleans for Havre.
Apr IT, lat 2s TO- Ion 70 45 ship Humphrey PuringtOn,
Of Bath, 50 DIS I'm Havre for New Orleans.
Apr 20 lat As, lon "a as, ship Zaretan, Of Dsmaris-
Gotta, from Providence for Havana.
Apr a. lat 81 TO- len "A 40 sch California; I'm Boothbay
to Virginia.
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Aa Hay.
A FEW FEW, tons On screwed Hay for sale BY : ,vvrvs
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REMOVAL.
A. c.. Pare.

III AS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
STORE, directly opposite the old Stand In Moses new
Biock with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
eeries Ship Stores Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT AEDICINESfor sale at the lowest market rates.
1y9Q
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.

HE copartnership heretofore existing between the sub
scrbers, under the firm Of Geo. Moulton Co., was dis
solved by mutual consent the 4h day Of April inst
n B. Either partner is authorized to settle the business
Of the firm. GEO. MOULT0N.
Bath, April 18th, 1854 3wl4 C. d. ELMES.
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ECEIvED at the Auction Store Of the subscriber large
IL invoices Of Dry Goods at 20 per than cost BY
April 20. 46 J. 7. GILMAN.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office uncalzed for,
Bath, May q, 1854.

4AC'bUt"tS fL Htc 4 OSL OUtCc uUCutttu JOT,
Bath, May q, 1904.
| GenITemen's List.
! Ayser John Jacobs FW
Andrews VIM N Jewett Charles
| Abbott Albert Z Jewell Israel
! Anderson William knight Alvin
Bonnell Anthony Kendall Franklin B
4 Beny Patrick Lincoln
BlasdeT Freeman HIS Lee Edward
Baker Edwin K LandgreenI
Boober Daniel A Lincoln Z G
Bartholomew Joel Lincon Francis
| Bracket Gilman Maxim Marcus
| Bennett Sias McManava VIM
Burgess Charles Mcdonald Alex
Bacon Nath Moore Jeremiah
Beck Fl Malby John
| Ballard AIpheus Moody Joshua
| Cookson Tucker Mayner Thomas
| Cunningham Robert Morton Harrison G
Carver VIM Merrill Charles p
| Campbell James W McKeery Alex
Chase VIM Morse Chamberlain Co
| Chandler Daniel Mitchell Lamar G
Curtis Joseph Mountfort Henry-2
Cunningham George Morrison Daniel
Chaples Joshua Moore Granville w
Crompton Myers Winter
Cook VIM o Merrill Charles p
Call Clark Moore Daniel
Croker c NJ Malcomb Elbridge
Collins Andrew Nelan Patrick
| Campbell Morten Noonan Patrick
| Crosman Gustavus & Coombs Norwood Jonathan
| Campbell Donald Nutting d
| Coombs Charles Nash Alfred S
/ Carver WmV Norton George
| DanfDrth Stephen Plumer Amos ID
| Davis Samuel Pinkham Horias
| Day CaptH Pearce Joseph
Dunphy John Pomroy Abbot
Dunning John Palmer John
\ Dunlap John F-2 Prible WINS
Donnel JasF Pratt Franklin p
| Dow David Perkins Hiram
Dennison Oliver Potter Abby Z
/ Delano Benjamin Peterson John III
| Delano Ephraim Pratt Franklin
Evans David E-2 Rines Hobrook
| Elliot Jesse Robinson Hiram II
| Emmons VIM Renrick George
| ElwelI jacob Randall VIM
Erskin Redheld III Rumball Ambrose
4 Elwell James w Rogers John
Forest Edmund Ridley Albion-2
Forde George Ramsde III w
| Gardner Lyman Smith Patrick
! Gilead William Stinson John
| Cove RIB Stlkey William
Gardiner VIM G Stinson Charles
Garceon Philip Stevens Rolan
GatchelI VIM Smith John-2
Glazier Joseph Swazey John
Gooding Joseph Secretary Solar LODGE
Green john Sharp John
Green Alexander Stoddard Seward
Hunter Jonathan II Sherman Samuel
| Huff Amos Shaw John
| Hovey James Simpson Charles H
| Heal John Shaw James
Killing John Winslow NV
Harris John Otis Watson Hiram
Harness Alfred Webster John
HaIloran John Wylie w
Hutchings Isaac Webb Alonzo
| Hartman VIM Witham Josiah
! Heal Luther Webb John
! Hamilton Edward Wentworth James
| Hatch Mark Williamson j Jr
Hopkins James w Williamson VIM C
Hunt L Waterhouse Albert 8
Hayden Abel Wolfe John
Hutchings Isaac Whitehead James
Heagan John Woodman Alfred
Jones Lewis Yates Capt
Johnson Jas Young Jesse
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THE 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. t. -4- WILLARD WALKER
Bath, May 81, 1853. Soft
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SHIP CHANDLERY!
Wooden Ware.

DALMER'S Vinegar for sale ~ MF GANNETT
IL March21 f4Mu "a
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Spring MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS

The stock Of Embrodcres Is large varied and elegant
Ladies Children Hosiery and Gloves in great variety
With determination 90 sell low as can be bought In the
city, she would solicit share Of patronage.
B. Mrs. Rowse also begs leave to inform the public,
that having purchased and sufficiently tested one Of Mrs
Dows Patent Pressing Machines duplicate Of the
one now on exhibition at the Crystal Palace New York
with receipts for and superior mode Of cleansing
straw she is ready remodel cleanse and press
With delay, reasonable charge and nicely
possible
April 4, 1854. tag
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-04
Wanted.
Cigars and Tobacco

FEW thousand CIGARS. CAN il and try some Of ID
III at the store Of IA. r.. ROBINSON