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Prince, Hayes, McCobb, Whidden, Young,
Farwell, Berry, Drisko, Gould, Jersey.
The Chair then announced the Joint Stand
ing Committees on the part Of the Senate
| 1--WE defer their publication until joined by the
House.)
AT IL O'Clock (Ihe hour assigned to ballot
for > SENATOR on motion of Mr. Clarke a
committee consisting Of Messrs Clarke, Nc
Cobb, and Crehore, was appointed 10 receive,
sort and count the votes for u S Senator. :
Having attended TO that duty, the committee
reported as followsi
Whole number Of votes, 81
Necessary 10 a choice, 10
VIM PITT FEssENDEN had Is
Lot M Morrill,, IL
John Hubbard, 3
The report was accepted, and VIM PITT
FEssENDEN declared duly elected S Senator
for six years from and after the third of March
last on the part of the Senate.
A message was received from the House
announcing the election Of VIM Pitt Fessen-
den for U Senator for six years on the part
Of that branch. Adjourned.
House.-At I2 o'clock the House balIoted
for U S Senator.
Messrs Carleton Of White6eld, Thompson
of Augusta, Wood of Portland, Pitcher of
Norlhport, Baker Of Hallowell, Jordan Of
Ellsworth, and Sawyer Of Raymond, were ap-
pointed TO receive and count votes, who repor-
ted that the
Whole number Of votes was lac
Necessary for choice "a
VIM p Fessenden had 70
Lot NJ Morrill, 81
JOhH Hubbard 3
Josiah S Little 1
Mr. FEssENDEN was declared elected and Mr.
Hill of Bangor, was charged with a message
10 the Senate, informing that body Of the fact.
A message was received from the Senate,
announcing the election, on its part, Of VIM
P Fessenden. as u S Senator.
On motion of Mr. Gilman of Brunswick,
Thursday next, at III O'Clock was assigned for
the election Of Treasurer. Adj.
SATURDAY, Feb. IL.
Senate.-A message was received from the
House proposing a convention, forthwith, of
the two branches for the purpose Of qualifying
the Hon Gideon Tucker and the Hon Theo-
dore G Woodman, Councillors elect. Agreed
TO, and the Senate repaired 10 the hall Of the
House of Representatives.
On return of the Senate, Mr. Ruggles moved
an adjournment, and the Senate accordingly
adjourned to Monday morning at IL O'Clock.
House. motion Of Mr. Hill Of Bangor,
the Clerk was charged with message to the
Governor and Council, informing them that
Vim Pitt Fessenden was elected U S Senator
on the part of the House.
Communications were received from Theo-
dore WOodman and Gideon Tucker, COun-
ciIOrs elect, signifying their acceptance of the
office.
On motion of Mr. Hill Of Bangor, message
was sent to the Senate, proposing convention
forthwith. for the purpose Of qualifying them.
The Senate came in, a convention was formed,
and the Councillors were qualified.
On motion Of Mr. Sanborn OF Baldwin, the
House adjourned TO Monday at IL o'clock.
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? The Soft Committee at Tammany
Hall, and the Soft Shell Young Mems Demo-
cratic Union Club, have both endorsed the Ne
braska Bill.
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EASTERN TIMES
50 MARINE JOURNAL. IR

snSsON & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath to Boston Capt
Snson favoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaser, formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
to him will attended with promptness and despatch
ARTHER D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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SPOKEN.

Nov 49, lat 81 12S, lon rs 81 W, ship Onward, I'm New
York for San Francisco.
Jan H. lat 43 As lon IA o., ship Mongolia Of Bath.
Sprague fun Bristol, Il, for New Orleans.
Jan 81 lat S. Ion g. sch Julien, Of Thomaston from
York for Porto Rico.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-16

The SYRUP GISsENG.-Every age and century has its
wonderful discovery and great This honor for the
19h must and probably will be accorded to Dr. Conne for
his discovery Of the Syrup Of Ginseng" unrvaed In
its Of coughs and colds For sale by Wilson, Fairbank
Co., 43 As Hanover street,-JOwrRai.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-16

DECEIVED this morning, lot Of new sty lie Plaid De
IL Lains some beautiful pattens. Please call and
anime. A. b. BUTLER.
Bath, Feb. 8. Opposite Sagadahock House.
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PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. The vote to
sustain the present organization was as fol-
lows 10 democrats, 2 Morrill, men, wings.
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4w3s
Voters!

Ill that Voters In this city, that
"A ged their residence September last, requested
to leave their and present residences with the Treas
Clerk, during the next week.
Bath, Feb IL.
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PPIES. Pears Oranges Lemons, Sweet Grapes, &C.,
and Preserved Peaches Raspberries straw
rants Piums, Pine Apple, Guaya jelly CurIans 's &C.
at the new Store by 30 A. o. rA0~I'
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IL persons having demands against the City will please
hand them in to the City Clerk, before the Path
inst, for settlement.
BY order Of the Committee.
WILLIAM DRUMMOND Chairman.
Bath, Feb. H. 1854. 2w35
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Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
LYCEUM.

E 18th lecture of the course will be delivered on this
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. Is, by
Rev. Mr. StOrrS, Of Brooklyn. MY.
commencing at ~ O'Clock.
Tickets IL IL cents, for sale Sawyer Magouns Book
store Il. 8. J. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Feb. ..
ARRIVED.
Brig Eliza Wait Talbot, Savannah via Charleston, sc
FRIDAY, Feb. 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch ArenZamendi, Fletcher Boston.
Sch Arno, Britt, Rappahannock.
SUNDAY, Feb. II.
ARRIVED.
Sch William, Snowman, New York.
Sch Benz Franklin, MADDEN, Potomac River, Va.
MONDAY, Feb. Is.
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new ship of 1850 tons, building in this city b!
Messrs Trufant Drummond Co., has been purchased b.
Mr. Edw NJ Robinson, OF New Bedford for the merchan
service She will be launched during the present MONTH
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German WOrStedS,

VTtORSTED Goods Of all kinds also Trimming Goods
w such Cloak Dress and Sack Trimmings, Cloak Tas
ses nice assortment silk and Fancy Buttons In great
riety. Also Domestic Goods II not at cost, cheap at
any other store in this city. BUTLER.
&.
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TAKE NOTICE!

LII PERSONS indebted the subscribers either by Note
n Account Of years standing, are requested
to call and settle the Immediately; as such accounts
not settled by March 1s will be left for collection
MAdOCN & STINSON.
Bath, February 1, 1884. 4w34
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Gents French Bosoms !
Plaid DeLaime.

NEW and beautiful assortment just received and for
"A sale cheap at A. b. BUFFERS,
Feb. s. Opposite Sagadahock
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-16

LINCOLN, sat Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
Cithin and for the County Of Lincoln, on the 9Th day
of Feb A. d. 1854.
On foregoing Petition Ordered That the said Peti-
toner give notice to all persons interested in said Estate
that they appear Court Of Probate to he holden at
Wscasse within and for said County, on the first Monday
Of March next by causing copy Of said Petition with this
Order to be published i'm the Eastern Times printed at Bath
in said County, three weeks successfully previous to said
Court. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Attest E. FooTE, JR., Register.
True Copy.-Attest L. FoorE, JR., Register 3w35
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To Honorable Arnold BIaaey Judge Of Probate WitA
and for the County Of Lincoln.
DAVID HATCH Of Dresden, in sad county, Guardian Of
IL Mary +. c. Hatch minor and heir at law and devisee
OF Samuel Hatch late Of said Dresden, deceased respect
fully represents that said minor seized and possessed Of
undivided third part Of certain parcel OF real estate
situated in said Dresden and known the Uriah Lowell lot
containing about sixty acres, and Of the gill and dover
therein, and that the unroduchve and that It would
be for the benefit OF said minor that the should be sold
and the proceeds thereof put out at interest and said Guar
dian further represents that advantageous offer OF the
Of one hundred and two dollars has been made to him
by Manda ach for the interest Of said minor in the real
estate and will and dover thereon and that the interest OF
all concerned will be best promoted by our immediate ac-
ceptance Of said offer
Wherefore said Guardian prays that he be authorized
and licensed to sell the interest Of said minor in the real
will and dover aforesaid said Mainda Hatch, for the
and for the price aforesaid with with public
tce, at his discretion.
DAVID HATCH, Guardian of Mary F. c. Hatch.
Wiscasset Feb. 6, 1854.
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REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page,

III AS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
IL 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 MEDICINES for sale at the lowest market rates
WOO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-16
Notice Extra |! !!

For a Cough-USE HALLS COUGH BALSAM,
For q Cod-USE HALLS COUGH BALSAM
For Whooping Cough-USE HALLS COUGH BAISAM,
For Asthma, disease Of the Throat or Lungs-CSE
HALLS COUGH BAISAM.
This article has been before the public for two years and
proved the best medicine in the market Try and be
convinced. DIR. JOHN MATHEWS, and
N. X. ELLSWORTH, Agents for Bath.
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New Goods
>. II. HUDSON
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
u


40 HOUSE LOTS, comprised IN that tract ~ land
W known as The sewalI fed Lying between High and
sale. - n
4o o. tnese lots, lying north Of Contemplated street
60 feet wide, which to be located hrnngh re eentye
extending from Lincoln street TO High street into which
VIII open near the house Of Judge Smith and contnnI
Gus "h YAK street are SIS feet W lde BY deep and
he remaining 20 lots lying between above mentioned
new street and Green street, SIS feet vide and rods
deep, oil Of winch lard al right angles Win NV
streets and therefore give ample ro6f Tor commodioua
house and all other Necessary buildings tVgeh
er with garden spot sufficiently large
These are The most valuable building lots noyv within
the limits Of the city and the whole field or anv nun,
her Of lots down TO pne; be purchased on reasonable
terms. Title undOubted.
Further infOrmation respecting them can he obtained
on inquirgg Of VR PAYNE; Middle street or or Rev
8. r. Dixie, High street - - aStf
Bath Dec. 30 1853
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Cemuimc Patent Mcdiclmes

VETRIGHTS Indian, Sugar Coated, Old PARIS, Jayne'u
w Ayers Deans Rheumatic Lees, Hobensack's, Nc
Lanes and kinds OF Genuine Pills. also Btters Lin
aments Plasterp Pain Killers &C.. &C. for sale at the
new store by 80 A. @ PAGE.
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Lecture TO the Young.

Rev. 7. Jaqucs will deliver lecture to the young mex
sabbath evening, if fair weather, at Wesley Church.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-16

XK1EAyER'S salt Rheum Syrup SarsaParlna and Tomato
w Ritters Ahhott's ers Root and Herb BteRs, John
SONS TjDaent and all valuable medicines Tor sale by
40 'A'''"e"' w A. G. PAGE, agent Dor Bath.
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MONDAY,
ARRIVED.

Sch Pedee, Porter, Bucksville, SC.
Sch Redas, Brewer, Baltimore. Md.
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Silver Plated Spoons.

100 DOE heavily Silver plated Table, Desert Tea, Salt
lOO and Mustard SPOONS now opening by
Feb. Is. IS j. T.. GILMAN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-16
Tcns, sugars, Coffee, IKE.

r.pnE assortment Of choice Teas, Crashed PowdeYed
"A n-.nuIated Havana, Muscavado and Re6ned Sugarp,
"a Iara Cabeo, Cape, Pure Ground and paper CCnee
for sale by on a ". fAuE-
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Cigars and Tobacco,


A FEW thousand CIGARS. Call in and try some Otthe.a
n at the store Of At hODANSON-
Nav
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-16

Last Cali.
Sugars.

tSCOvADO, Havana Brown, Coffee Crushed, Powdered,
uranuated and Boston Crushed Sugars sale BY
D"'"' june ~. NJ. r. GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-16
Bows Thick Boots.

TlIOSE wanting first rate article Of boys and youths
double soled thick Boots, find them the Store Of
Bath, Sept. 10Th, 1858. J. w. ROBERTS.
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GfftSfOr the NoIidaVS
For Sale.


7'AMARINDs sdItana Raisns; Citron, Prunes, Olives
CaPers, Pickles By the jar and gallon, for sale BY
~ a.. q. PAGE
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