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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-22
DOMESTIC PORTS

BOstOn-Ar l4th, bark Vesta, Winslow, Philadelphia
sch Henry Newbirt, Waldohoro.
CID sch Hylas, Williams, Bath.
l6h bark Maanzas of Richmond, Stearns, Calcutta
Feb s. Sand Heads 18th; sch Moses Eddy, Thurr, Wis
cassct Olive Branch, Appeby, and Bunganuc, Bath.
Cid ITth schs Oneco Robinson Thomaston; " Brown,
Fletcher, Rockand Odd Fellow Beals, Augusta.
Ar 18th, sch Genuine, Arey, Thomaston.
Holmes HOIe-Ar 18TH brig Pacific, Yates, George
town. sc, for Miscotta; sch Rocky l Clifford, Pla-
delpha for Wiscassct 10th, schs ii jenkins, Dodge,
Tucksvie SC, for Rocland Evelina Stearns 2appahan
mock River for Bath; Coral, New York for Rockland.
Charirston-Cld l4th bark Globe, Blair Liverpool.
GaIvestOn-Cld Both, ship Austin, Clark New
York.
New OrIcans-Ar 9th, ship St John, skolfeld, Car
diff
Cid eth, ship St Peter, Dillingham;, Liverpool.
Ar Sth, ship John Harvard, Andres, Newport, E.
Cid ship Northern Empire, Croker, Liverpool.
w ilmin stOn, NC-Cld 18th, sch Oregon, Mathews,
Wiscasset
In port among others, brigs Wakefield, for Bath dg;
Marcia, do do schs Mary Jane, Hattie Annah and Siam,
do do.
PhiIadeIphia-Cld 18TH ship IIoratio, Hail. Or
leans.
Also cid 18th, brig Fannie MITCHELL Fernald Richmond
Ne.
BucksviIIc, SEGA 9th brig Oeron, Weber,
BaItinaOrc-Ar 14th ship Mazatlan, Macloon, Chin
cha Islands.
RichmrOnd-Sld 18th, schs John Bell, Ham, Boston !;
X lIobrook, Hall, Philadelphia.
New YOrk-Ar 18th, ship Sea Eagle, Williams, Ant
cid ships Albert Gallatn, storer, Mrmichi Jane D
Cooper Fitner, st Stephen Rchd Morse, Dnsmore, st
John, NIB.
Ar 15th sch Narragansett Hall, Apaachicoa; Israel
l. Snow, Rockand
Cid ship AIIeghanean, stetsou, Quebec.
Ar 10TH bark & Woodward, Sturtevant Sagua.
Ar l6h, schs Mary Wise, Crockett st John, PR; Brill
ian COlumbne l. Dean, Bengal, Richmond, Lucy Blake,
Pallas and ii G Herrick, Rockland.
Cid 17th ship Harvest Queen, Young, Liverpool
Ar 18th, brig Tornado, McCarty, Bermuda.
Gregory, Mobile.
Quincey-Ar Sth, sch Pioneer, Rockand.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Liverpool 81 inst, Rockaway, Goodwin, Phladel-
phia.
In the river outward bound, White Falcon, Ryan, for
York.
ldg 30h, Niagara, Drummond for New Orleans
Esmerade, M'Manus New York Saratoga Trask, do.
Adv, Old Dominion, Sampson for Boston 5th Ellen Ma
Am Union, and Saratoga, do 18th Sea Nymph, and Mon
goia do do 10th Tornado and Edw Stanley, do 18th
Robt Kelley, do with despatch.
Sid fun Deal 3lst ut, Arab, London for Newport f, and
York Carolina, I'm do for Havre.
At Rotterdam LIST inst, Republic Sawyer, New York.
Sid FIN Havre 30th Alice Counce, Singer, New York.
Adv, Wurtemburg, for New York.
At Queenstown 9th ult, ship Dublin, Merrill, fin Or
topgaantmast, sprung bowspr and fore topsai yard
the passage APP IL.
At Cienuegoes Sh inst ships North Carolina Foster for
Hamburg ldg Rio Grande Percy, and Charlotte Reed
Elwe disg barks Courant, Bradstreet, for Cowes dg
Cherokee, Coffin, disg brig Rvulet, Senter, do.
At do Oath u ship Moro Castle, Bishop, for Europe dg
At Havana Sth iust bark Cherokee, Coffin carries 1000
boxes for New York, ldg sugar gets 81 ID per ton
At Cardenas 9th inst brig Baldwin, Montgomery for
Boston soon.
Cid 3d. bark John Bird Bird Sagua and New York 4th
9th, ship Arkansas, Otis, COwes de Embi, Percy,
Hamburg brig Mechanic, Merryman, Portland 6th ship
Humphreys, Merrill, Queenstown.
Cid 9th, ship Marathon, Vandyke, Cowes.
At Natanzas 9th inst, ship Chas Thompson, Small, for
Liverpool.
Sid 10Th, ship Bernard, of Bath, Delano, Hamburg.
Ar at Sagua 9th ut brig Matinc TAorndike, Havana
Ar at Pictou 9th inst, brig Havana, Reed, Boston,
Ar at Havana 10th inst ship William, Doane, Phadel
phia Sid 9th, ship Marathon Vandyke, Cowes; 10Th,
bark kinsman Thurston, Baltimore.
At Havana 18th inst brig Rvulet Senter for New York
Ar at Maanzas 7h inst bark Jane Dotten Grows, New
Orleans
Going into sagua 4th inst bark John Bird FIN Havana
Loaf for New York.
Ent for dg at Quebec 18th inst ship screamer Skosd
for London,
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ScHNAPPs SODA WATER.-As medicine,
we have great respect for fresh water, whether
in large bodies like Lake Superior, or in small
quantities. We also like it when impregnaled
with aIkaIi and fixed air, it assumes the spark
ling form of soda water. And this brings US
to new fact ia deIeics, viz the new intro
duction and popHiarlzation of new modifca-
zion of soda water, called g Soda SctnappS"
II is simply an infusion Of little Of Wolfe's
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps in ordinary soda
water This delightful exhiIarant imparts a
pleasant favor to the beverage-prevents its
icy GOODNESS from having any bad effect on the
stomach, corrects its acidily, renders it more
refreshing, and effectualy quenches the thirst
This is our experience, and our readers are
welcome to it.-BoSt0n Post
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DISASTERS.

Bark Mary Kmbal before reported ashore White
Head, foated of with empty casks 14th inst, and
would be towed to Rockland for repairs. She is year
old, and insured for $4,000 equally divided between the
Thomaston and Georges Offices Ihomaston and the Lime
Rock and tookland offices, Rockan Her freight
not insured; cargo probably insured in England
Sch Louisa Dyer (of Rockland,) Sylvester, from New
York for Bangor, with corn, flour, &C, struck time
and place. but off and went into Seal harbor
Clipper ship Gauntlet Borland at New York from Liver
pool ashore the rocks off the Battery Saturday
night but after dschagng two lighter loads of cargo
got off on Sunday evening by seamtugs Titan, Achilles
and Hercules.
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Mattia8Gs.

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. DIR. EIngwood Mr..
George c. Ham to Miss Margaret A. McFadden
In this city, 18th inst. by James Potter Esq., David
j. Clifford to Miss Louisa Potter.
In Boston, 18th inst by Rev. Mr. Adams Mr.. Henry NJ.
Bovey to Miss L. Maria, daughter of MAJ C. l.. Owen,
both Of this city Jonathan W. Gnes Miss Gabrielle d.
b. Gdden, formerly of Whiteed Lewis p Bruce, of Wal
dobOro, to Miss Il. Crook, of Boston.
In Pttston, Kingsbury Palmer Of Whiteheld, to Miss
Della G. Bin of Dresden.
In Augusta Henry f. Whtmore of Ftchburg, Mass, to
Miss Ruby Church; Mr. Freeman p Crowell t. Miss Ann
Richardson.
In Winthrop, Mr. Thomas c. Wood to Miss Emily Waugh.
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Drntbs.

In this city, 18th inst. Lydia Deshon, aged 80.
In this city, 18th inst, Eliza NJ, daughter of Mrs So
phronia Smiley, aged p months.
In this city, 18th nst Charles w, Of VIM and Han
nah Mcdonald, aged Is mos. and 10 DIS.
In Woolwich, June 18th, Melville G. Stinson, aged
months.
In Brunswick, Mrs. Royal wife of Mr.. John Royal, aged
SIS.
In Topsham, Edwin Rowland, aged II years, IL
months.
In West Gardiner, Mr. Abraham Bachelor aged 10 yrs
In Morristown, ~ Y. May 20, Rev. Alphonzo Rollins
formerly Of Iallowel aged IS. Mr. r. formerly
printer and always sustained and unblemshed reputaton
In Rockland, Dea. David Crockett, aged IA years
In Montville, Sally W. wife Of Hiram Kelley, aged Sc.
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To the Honorable -1rn0ld Btdney, Judge of Probat
loithtn and for The County Of Lincoln.

TO the Honorable 4rnod BLarrey, Judge Of Probate
iCith,h and for the County Of Lincoln.
nORCAS HINKLEY, administrators Of the estate Of
IL CHARLES HINKLEY, late of Lisbon in said County,
deceased respectfully represents that the Personal Estate
Of the said deceased is sufficient by the Of six hun
dred dollars his just debts and charges of
mnstraton She therefore prays that she may be empow
cred and licensed to sell and convey much Of the Real
Estate Of the said deceased may be sufficient raise the
said with incidental charges That portion of said
deceaseds estate, consists Of the homestead farm Of Said
deceased situated in Lisbon containing about hundred
acres for undivided sixth part of which advanta
geous offer has been made three hundred and twenty
five dollars by Charles H. Inkey also another portion
consisting of undivided half Of about twenty acres
land situated in Lisbon, belonging to Of said de-
ceased lying the eastery side of the road passing
the bridge in said Lisbon for which advantageous offer
has made wit: the Of two hundred seventy-fve
dollars by Benjamin H. Huxley, Of Roxbury, Mass which
offer it will be for the interests of all concerned Immediate
accept for the purpose above named wherefore she
prys that license may be granted to sell and convey
the interest aforesaid. D0RCAS HINKLEY Admx.
LINCOLN, ss.-At a Probate Court heIf at Wiscasset
IUithin and for the County Of Lincoln, the first
Monday of June, A. ID. ISL
On the foregoing Petition Ordered, That the said Petit
toner give all persons interested in said Estate
that they may appear a Court of Probate holden
At Wscasset within and for said County, the first Mon
day Of July next by causing copy of said Petition with
this Order published in the Eastern Times printed
Bath said County, three weeks successfully, previous
to said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Attest: Il. FoorE, JR, Register.
A True Copy.-Attest 4. FooTE Jr., Register. 3w51*
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NnfRpnnU ErnfapS

4 SUPPLY Of those Patent Graters, just received by
II l ii. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
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HoHowdy's Pills, an Admirable Remedy for
The Cure Of Bile, Indigestion, and LiDer Com
plaints.-The widow of an officer in the E. l.
g. service resided many years in Calcutta,
where her liver and stomach had become so
deranged that she had much difficulty in d.
costing any kind of food. She suffered almost
INCREASINGLY from sick headache, nervousness,
and lowness Of spirits, the result of debili-
tated constitution The medical aid she had
was of no avail, and her friends gave up all
hope of her recovery, until she had recourse
to Holloway's Pills, which in about six weeks
restored her to sound and perfect health
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Kenmedy'S Medical discovery.
'NIIE genuine article, for sale by
L 50 4. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath
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Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff.
THE choicest brand in the market for sale by
81 A. G.. PAGE.
Excelsior Soap.
A MEXICAN Cream Soap, Cranes Soap, Soar Powders,
II Olive Soap, CASTLE Soap, Soda SOAP &C., for sale by
81 A. G.. PAGE.
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Bow Wanted.

SMART active boy about 16 years old, learn the
"a Bookbinder's Trade. Apply to
30 SAWYER 4 MAGOUN.
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, June Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Rainbow, IIaverner st Narys Fla.
Sch Corunna, Baker, New York
Br sch RJbt Robinson, Lee, Cumberland Ms.
CLEARED.
Br Brig Chesapeake Dawson, La Have Ms.
FRIDAY, June 16.
ARRIVED.
Sch Peru, Snow Boston,
Sch Exeter Snow, Boston.
Sch Niagara, Dunham Boston
Sch ArenZamendi, Howe Boston.
CLEARED.
Ship Fanny Fern, ew 594 tons) Jordan, st john NIB
scs Buxton, Titcomb, Saco Return (Br) Rathburn,
st John, NIB /; John Smith, (Br) Smith, La Have, Ms.
SATURDAY, June IL.
Steamer Eastern State, Donnell, Boston.
Sch Samuel Sawyer, Sawyer, Of and supposed from
Gloucester Mass.
Sch Andrew jackson, Gardiner
CLEARED.
Sch Adelne, Preble, Monkton NIB.
Ship Fanny Fern, Jordan John, NIB; Br sch Return,
do; sch q Buxton, Saco.
SUNDAY, June Is.
Several schs and anchored in the river probably for
Gardiner &c.
MONDAY, June 10.
Sch Hope, Mermaid, Prince Edwards Island
Brig Chapel Swain, Philadelphia
Brig Mechanic, Clark, Choptank, Va.
Brig Hesperas, Hui, Wilmington, NC.
Br sch Joseph, Allen, Prince Edwards Island.
Br sch Prince Henry, Eldridge Bridgewater, Ms.
Sch Benz Franklin, MFaddcn, Rappahannock.
NOTICE TO MAmNERs.-A Key West date of Sth inst
states that the Northwest Light Ship has been condemned
unworthy OF repair and vessel will be anchored in the
channel any light placed there, till farther notice. A
spar buoy will mark the position Of the light boat. The
other buoys at the mouth of the pass case buoys
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Commensurate expected that RIcH-
ARD IL. DANA, jr. Esq, will deliver the Ora
ton at the Anniversary Of the Literary Associ
atl|ns.
The graduating class have engaged bod
worth's celebrated Band, whose performances
gave such universal satisfaction last year, to
furnish the music on Commencement week.
They will give concert the evening before
Commencement, which will doubtless be eager
ly looked for by those who listened 10 their
thrilling and enlivening strains last year
Brunswick Tel.
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SPOKEN.

June s, lat % lon 60 L. ship sagadahoc, I'm New Or
leans for London
Jnne l. lat AZ Is, Ion II 49, brig Vim Drew, DIS from
Cardenas for Portland.
No date lat % O3, lon 70 49, was seen ship Puringon
FIN New Orleans for Hamburg.
June 9, lat "a %, lon so so, ship Houghton of Bath
from New Orleans for Liverpool.
June 49, lat 81 lon a. brig Kalafat Morse I'm Bath for
Savannah.
June H. lat SO 49, Ion u ~ ship Arinon Charles
ton for Havre.
June 10TH lat 80 ID Ion 70 o. ship Kate swanton, from
Orleans for Havre,
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Augusta Dive House.

Ill articles for Dyeing Cleansing left at ALFRED T.
RoBISsoNs Grocery Store, Front St. Sagadahock
Ferry, will be forwarded and returned without delay Silk
and Wooden dresses Dyed in first rate styles also Swaws
Handks and Ribbons. All garments dyed without being
ripped Shawls of all kinds cleansed and Parasols dyed
Carpets cleansed and coors frightened.
Also for sale the of A. T. r. superior article Of
Soap for removing greese OIL paint &C., from Gents
ments, with directions for ALE. T. ROBINSON.
Bath, June 10.
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They are sure to do you geOd !!
For they are composed Of Vegetables.

NATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTtC BITTERS
" remedy for all diseases arising from dsor-
dred state of the Somach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss Of Appetite Scepiness, Jaundice Headache, Cos
tveness, Female Diseases, &c.
As spring and summer medicine it has no equal sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted
Sold in Bath, by DR.. J. MATHEWS and N. K ELS
WORTH. 49tf
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LINCOLN, ss.-At Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
JUithia and for the County Of Lincoln, on The 5M day
of June, A. d. 1854.
MARY J. HUNNEWELL, widow of James Hunneweli,
1 late Woolwich in said county, deceased, having pre-
scented her application for DOVER in the real estate If which
the said deceased died sliced and possessed
Ordered That the said widow give notice to all persons
interested by causing copy Of this order to be published
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Eastern Times printed at
Bath that they may appear at Probate Court to be held
at WIscasset said county, the first Monday Of July,
A. d. 1854 and show cause if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate
Attest: Z. FooTE, Jr., Register
A true copy.-Attest: Il. FOoTE, Jr Register Sw5lF
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Cumberland Coal.

R00 TONS, run of the Mines Cumberland coal a supe-
OOO rior article for blacksmhs use just landed from
Steamship Freeman Rawdon from Alexandria. For sale by
June 10, 1854 i. O. WEEKS.
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O. If you wish to keep your town from
thriving turn the cold shoulder 10 every young
mechanic or new beginner in business, and
look upon every new conner with a Jealous
scowl- Discourage all you can il that wOR't
do, decry his work and rather go abroad for
wares Of his kind than give him your money.
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India Rubber Puff Combs
Freedom Notice.

A NEW article just received and for sale at
n April A. Is. BUFFERS.
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ATTEMPTED -MURDER.-A man named
Dixon, residing near the New Mills, attempted
10 commit suicide, on Monday last, by hanging,
but was discovered in season to save his life. -
He was temporarily insane Gardner Jour.
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or MEMS FINE CALF BOOTS DC
" Feb 20. L. rrsE
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BRIDGE FALLEN.-ln consequence Of the
Sudden accumulation of water in Bridges Mill
Pond, on Boyd Brook, after the heavy rain Of
Thursday, the dam gave way, and the wafer
all drained of. The rush of water undermined
the foundations of the new stone bridge on Wa
ter Street To such an extent that about one half
the arch fell into the stream. 1t is now CON
sidered safe only for foot passengers. The cost
of rebuilding will he from one to two thousand
dollars. -Augustd Journal
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Gas Burners. Chandeliers. sc.
Mourning Prints!

lust received ut the Granite Store two cases new Style
y mourning prints. IL OWEN 4 co.
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Powder.


A GREAT variety lor>aIe cheapby
II Sept2S. T.. II. G MARSTON
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REMOVAL
A. c.. Page.

HAS 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 lowesmarket rates.
1y29
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EASTERN TIMES
81 MiRINh JOURNAL. s So

SrINSoN & Co., No Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath to Boston. Capt
Stnson avoraby known experienced merchant and
shipmaster formerly of this city All business entrusted
him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELI, Agent for Bath.
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Shorts, Indian and Rye Neal,
ND nice article of Buckwheat for sale by the subscr-
II Der. A. T. ROBINSON.
Vinegar /!
TWiggS Hair Dye and Tonic.
White Goods,
Sharpen YOUR ScytEhes.

sugar cured hHaHNS,
DOR sale by NJ. T. GANNETT
May p. 30
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Ladies'
BRICKS

BbEIOMS.
O6D bricks delivered at any part Of the city for
@CO sale by D. o. WEEKS.
April 26. 46
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Piano ForteG
Sad Irons

0F the very best quality and finish by
" H. L. CHAMBERLAIN
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Excelsior Soap


TOHNSONS Lnament Pills and Bitters Of all kinds Sar-
sapariIa and Tomato Bters Syrup of Yellow Dock Fish
ers Cough Drops Morses Inygoraing Cordial Poor Mans
Pastcrs, &C., for sale by 50 A. G.. PAGE.
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OPENING this morning. large assortment of new and
~ desirable Spring Goods, such Plaid Dress Silks,
beautiful patterns, style Plaid NJ de LANES,
Prints, Cashmere Shaws good assortment of Embroidery
les Blk Silks, &C. Please call at the Granite Store and
examine. OWEN s co.
March %. 40
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THE Nequasset Lake Ice Company, will deliv
erng Ice subscribers this week, and all those Fam-
lies individuals who like to be supplied by the month
aud have yet subscribed will please hand in
their names to c.. Z. GREENLEAF or the subscriber.
The Company will two Wagons that subscribers
will always be supplied in the morning. either in the lower
or upper part of the city. III. W. OWEN.
Bath NAV H. tf46
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AS removed few rods the house recently occupied
ii by Mrs Walker Of Washington and Pearl Streets
and able to attend to business by night as well o by
day.
Nav ~
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SON ETHING NEW.

-- UUBBARD's PATENT sELF,ADJrs-
M%SQ< Ill TING SPRING CARRIAGES, that
IN ~ have attracted much attention at tho
SI- ~ Crystal Palace, n York, (The right Of
whioh) the subscriber having purchased, la for sale
some Of the above named description Of Carriages and
prepared to furnish ORDER Carriages oany description
the best Of terms.
Persons wishing TO purchase light easy and convenient
Carriages combined with strength would do well TO call
and examine for themselves either upon THOMAS EA-
TON JR corner Of Front and Elm Streets z E. COVEL
at the Depository, Centre street.
Bath, June !, 1854. THOMAS EATON *
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OWE Hearts, and Love Notices These articles con-
IL tain language that the lips cannot express. For sale
by NOBlNSON BltOs
june 8, 1854. 1m5l
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House Paper.

LARGE assortment of new and beautiful patterns Of
IA House Paper Common medium, satin and god,--con-
mon velvet and gold borders. More opening and Tor sale
by (4D SAWYER 4 MAuoON-
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Fruit and Vegetables.

LARGE variety of Fruit and Vegetables, in their
~ son, received weekly By from Boston, York
and South, by 50 A. @. PAGE.
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Hardware, Cutlery, 30.
MITCHELL e. LOW,

EEP constantly on hand and for SALE large and supe-
ror assortment of Hardware, Edge Tools Saws Car
pencrs Tools Of every description the prices for
cash Also constantly hand, Tin and Copper Ware
ships Pumps, &c &c. 81
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TuYer Irons.
NEW SPRING GOODS /!

fNHElatest and most approved Patent. For sale by
r. HYDE 4 Co., Agts for Lincoln County,
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Choice new Cheese,

nRTED Beef, Northern sugar cured Hams, new Lard,
Pickles by the gallon and jar, Kechup, &c. for sale by
50 4. G. PAGE
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Oil and Candles.

lust received from New Bedford, bbls Blct ched
j spring Sperm Oil 10 bbs bleached spring Whale
OH; ) boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamanlne, do.
CONGRATULATIONS Woodgale and Pollard
brands. For sale by d. u l.. PAFTEN.
M.vt7 IS
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India Silks.

NJ 0W opening, the best assortment of India Silks eve
~ offered in this city. OWEN x co.
April o. AG
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers been
~ appointed by the Hon Judge Probate for the county
Of Liucon commissioners receive and examine all the
claims of creditors, against the Estate Of Benz H. Allen
late of Bath deceased, aud that six months from the first
day of May instant allowed said creditors present
and prove said claims. We hereby give notice that will
meet at the counting Of b. c. Bailey Saturday the
9Th Of August Saturday. the "a Of September and on
Saturday. the 2Sth Of October o'clock in the after
noon to attend that duty b. C. BAILEY.
Bath, May 25th 1851 JERE. ELLSWORTH
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House for Sale.

AEEA THE large and convenient dwelling House ana
llsM lot of the subscriber is offered for SALE 1t is
l-kEs Of the most convenient, wen finished and
pleasantly situated houses in the city, having never~al
ing well of good water which is drawn both outside and In
the house. also soft cement cstern. The lot Is one
largest in the city, being $50 feet by 100 Feet
and it besides the dwelling house, wood house,
good barn, good garden be found In the city,
plum cherry and apple trees all Of which bear large
quantity of fruit large number Of currant bushes,
bearing from to bushels yearly quite number u
good bearing grape Vines. For the Merchant man Of
business 10 situation offered for sale in the city
coed it, The whole will be disposed Of at great bargan
and an undoubtcd title given application to
A. c. RAYMOND,
April D. 46tf Raymond Court, Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-22

HEREBY give to my son, JOHN W. SPRAGUE his time
during his minority claiming Of his earnings and
paying no debts after this date, ALDEN SPRAGUE.
Witness, A. j. Potter
Bath, June 9, 1854. Swolr