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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14

LINCOLN. ssAt Probate Court he'll At Wiscasset on
the fourth day Of December, H. ID. 1854 .,
ORDERED, That ELIZABETH 5. BRYANT Admins
" tratrix of the Estate of Orlando Bryant late Of West
Bath in said County, deceased notify the Heirs law and
Creditors of said deceased all persons interested
an account of Administration the estate of said deceased
will be offered for allowance at Probate Court at Wis
casset on the first Monday of January next when and
where they may be present if they see cause And also at
SAID Court the Widows Petition for an Allowance will be
considered. Notice to be given by publishing attesed
copy of this order in the Eastern Times three weeks
cessivey before said Court Of Probate Given under my
hand this fourth day of December in the year of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty four.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Copy Attest: L. FooTE, JR., Register.
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A NEW MEDICINE.-DT Skinner, who for the last Is
years has been connected with the introduction Of the
Richardson Bitters, offers the public article of
Bitters Of his cumpounding which bids fair have
eat run. They very pleasant and agreeable
put up in neat, portable lorm said by those who
have used I'll m possess excellent invigOrang quail
ties and do not bel that thereis better article
in the market We have been for acquainted with
the PROPRIETOR and his honorable and gentlemany bus-
dealings heretofore, give assurance that he will
impose spurious article upon the public. Success
tie DR.. and his Bitters!
For sale in Bath by A Page, DIR ] Mathews, t w Lu
cas-, VIM. Marston, and T ELLSWORTH and by dealers
in medicine in the country generally 3ml34
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Dtatbg.

In this city, 9th inst Frederick A. CALDWELL formerly
Of Portland, aged about 20.
In Lexington, G. w Sutherland formerly of Brunswick
aged 40 years.
nSt George N. b. VIM p Norton, formerly Of Gardiner
In Phipsburg, 9th nst Elizabeth j. Blake, aged years
days.
In New Orleans, Sth lust, Of Cholera, Mr.. Leonard
Cotton of this cy aged A years New Hampshire papers
please copy.
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They are sure to do you gOOd !!
For they are composed of Vegetables.

GATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
VI remedy for all diseases arising from disor-
derel state of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bn
Loss Of Appetite Seepiness, Jaundice Headache Cos
tlveness, 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 X. ELS
WORTH. 49d
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DISASTERS. SC.


The chains anchors and rigging of ship New Era of Bath,
which was wrecked Deal Beach, NJ sold at New
YORK on the 9TH inst for $500 The hull sold on the
9Th for $3.50
Sch Jones' of and FIN Rockland, which ar at New
leans 18th u with 1890 bbls lime took fire Both ut and
there was but little hopes ofsaving her
AT Portland i'll the gale of 3d. ship Helos of Var
her the West side House
wharf, about midnight drove against brig Casian, Of
Harpswell, which ready sea carving away the
red away jibboon and topgaant Of brig Palmer
OF befast chaed hull and injured rigging of brig George
StOckham OF ath stove in stern ofch Utica of ockland;
carried away oretopmast OF sch Clara of Gardiner The
snip nlzen rigging and arboard quarter rail carried
away and her sides badly chafed
sch Meridian Elliott from Gardiner for Haverhl, Mass
drove ashore in the late gale at Portsmouth, has bged and
Is 1u OF water Cargo ofumber will be saved vessel will
probably be total loss
Sch Elizabeth, of Warren, Me, Thompson. FIN Thomaston
tuesday morning during the gale lost both chors and
CHAINS; was towed to New York
sen WIN Henry, of ROckland, Hall, reported ashore
Beaver FAIL with lime fire, has been entirely consumed
sch Helena Thorndike, of and from South ThOmaston
New York with granite remains Conanicu shore with
decks 10 feet under water
Sch Bengal of Rockand fin New York Pctou before
reported stranded Merigonshe has been condemned
cargo landed somewhat damaged hall and materials sold
9th ut
Sch Benz Franklin of and FIN Bath for New York before
reported ashore on the end of Goat Island
after disg deck load of lumber and taken the wharnear
~ full OF water Her bottom is thought to be badly dam
aged
Sch F Jones, fin Rockland which took fire from her
lime at New Orleans lowed the river prevent
however
Sch Marcia, firm Virginia Thomaston put into Ports
thing attached oretopmast and part Of dcckoad in
the gale Of Sd
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Dcc7
ARRIVED.
Sch oleona, Hawes Pictou
CLEARED.
Br Sch Mazeppa, Landry, Arichat, Ms
FRIDAY, Dee
CLEARED.
Brig Poinsett. Hill, Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Sch Evena, Stearns, Boston
SATURDAY, Dec 9
CLEARED.
Ship Juan Fernandez, (ncw, 1919 tons) New Orleans
MONDAY, Dec ii
CLEARED.
Ship Champion new 563 tons) Wilson, Apalachicola;
Bark Solomon Piper, Mcclure, Portland
MISSING VEssEI.-ShpiFSarah & Louisa, of Bath, Capt
Ssson sailed from Callao May 26 for New York, and
spoken July lat $685. Ion 81 since which time nothing has
been heard other
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PARSON 81 co.'s
T. x TER MI / IN A II OR
For TIE SURE DESTRUCTION OF

FOR TIE SURE DESTRUCTION OF
RATS AND MICE.
For twenty-five cents you clear your premises Of these
Pests and only be rid of their annoyance but
cry week in the they occasion than the
Of the Exterminator
Warranted to Give Satisfaction
They eat with avdty and seek the open air. not dying
in their holes and between the ceng consequently there is
never a stencil arising from their Decayng Carcases
Sold BY G. w. ATWEI.II, under u 5. Hotel, General
Agent FIR Maine. Also sold by A. G PAGE ard j.
MATHEWS, and by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere.
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IYCEUM.

Q,HE I'd LECTURE of the Course will be delivered at
Il the CRY HALL, on WEDNESDAY EVE, Dec. Id, Dy
Rev Dr. H. W. BELLOWS, of New York, commencing at Z
O'Clock
SUBJRCT-THE TINES.
Price of single tickets 12 cents24 tickets for $2to be
had at SAWYER & Magoun's Bookstore.
Bath Dec ID, 1854. L. S. J. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
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GcnIIcmem's List
Adams John w MalletteJD
Atwel Z w Morsy John
brown Mr. Mechanic Geo,
DaiuWln Ihomas 81 Madden James
DdheI Maddox John
D"ilie Dahiel Murphy Edward
DolhCoh oohm Malcum II
Durham Allen Mckay Ab,ar
Barker Henry w McTrtosb U;II;or,
~ ~ NY hoidce-@ Mckinney joseph
Dian Mcdonald James
Betancue Joseph NveCT
B BenarG f pii,Ii Norton William
DuiiocA Ehhiip NJ Mute Paul or heirs
Cali otelr mD O'Brien Walter
SI;T.J n = O'Grady Bartholomew
Chapman Samuel peIarS In,,st,s n
Colby William pirLhar, an
Carter James Prince Chares c
Curtis Reuben prrre C:..S
Curtis 0bediah ptta W;ua
C1 To' c, - Perkins Henry CO
Clark Hayward & Co pin ,
D D;,SI, george burlington FT&WB
Donnell Henry DO ~ N'oi' "
49, ny ~ Insa,,t Robertson Duncan
$50, 49,. SrI p Rigley Geo
- - ~ Robinson John
=, 80 w " Rogers AlbertusT
60 60 Smith Joseph
Gibbs James St oi I 80.
Gardiner Christopher Seith Ss Da,,G'
C r.o Z ,u Small William
$500, Swim Jacob
u ot - . Sloan Archibald
HiI u Spofard Calvin
hutchinson lanes sutherland Alexander
Kinds Eben Sciiter CapI rleueif0A
Hanson Peter savage jesse
Kinkley David stevens AIDeIt
Urmns Cant q Twitchcll P-2
Havener Ludwig nnompson
u,wLins picLar1 n Tibbetts Hugh 5
Hail John Tarbox Henry Q
uarvia Inbn Tuck A
Iarrett Henry Tebbetts Andrew
Iontson Thomas Tarr Joseph
JacLson Andrew I Tabor David
Is eriS Iamas Tucker Capt Nathaniel CO
Lamson Silus 1ozler Natnalei II
Lewis Daniel w UPnan "lnlan =
Lord VIM q walsh ueoiSo
Leadn Martin WADE Johh
Tadd warren Wilmington David
More John Webster Capt d.
Morse Alonzo nhltVen "ii'A
Means Capt RI White THOMAS
Mitchell William Wells w
Minot CIV White Constong
Ladies' List.
Allen Allettice Lewis MarJer
Ashwood Fanny Lamb Margaret
Kerry Mary Mitchell Hannah
RaiIev Martha Marston Frances
Blair Frances j MathewSOn Mrs
Baiev Sarah Murphy Ellen
Raiey Mrs Up Mooers Elizabeth
Brackett Abby Marston Octavia
Rlake lydia q McKenney Naomi A
bradbury lydia Mcdonald Hannah E-2
Coombs Mrs James Nash Eliza
Dnnton Harriet Partridge Nancy
Downing Eliza rainier Anaialue
Doe Mary Rudolph Repecca
Dovlc Incinda r Roberts Emma
Dewoh Achsa Stnson Ann NJ
Gerrish Mary Sherman Emily
Grey Catherine Snow Mrs Johath'lnN
Given Mrs John O Sparrow Mary
Hersey Mary swan Nesta
Harris Hannah A Small Nancy
Uolbrook Susan Tarr Charlotte
Hovey Mrs J S Turner Martha
Hubbell Anna L. Washburn Amy
Uackett Anne Williams Lucy
Jackson Amy Wells Mrs Charles L
Lovejoy Amelia
~ Persons calling for letters, will please mention they
are advertised To he postage Of each adretied Let
ter one cent tUiH be atded.
" ~ JOSEPH G. SNOW, P. M.
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DIED OF HER INJURIES Mrs. Charles Tay-
lor, of Quincy, Mass, who was so badly
burned at the time of the collision upon the
Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad, at Stark,
n H. has since died.
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EASTERN TIMES
81 MARINE JOURNAL. So

SrNsoN Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
Tor the UNION LINE packets from Bath to Boston, Capt
Stnson fayoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaser, formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
him will be attended to with promptness and despatch.
ARTHUR DONNELI. Agent for Bath.
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Important to Ship Masters.

WE would cali the attention Of NIL ship to
w Edson's new Double Acting Force Pump, supc-
ror any thing before offered to the public for amy
and all situations where Force Pump is needed. hey
especially recommended ms ships Head Pump,
they take up very tile space, and are less liable than
any other pump 10 get ont Of renir which is very re-
rious objection to The Pumps EOw in use. They will
throw Of Water if desired, and will do more
execution in Of fire than any other Pump OF The slEg
one DC seen board NEW ship WIN. W. Rog-ra,
Cay vans Water Boat AT the store Of me subscrf-
beT sole agent for Bath
IL l.. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
Nov IL 1S5l OXB
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No. 2.
Continued from last meek.
r. r. r. DISCOVERING. 2.
No. 9.
)wAY's RENOvATING RESOLvENT

R. R. r. DISCOvERY-No. 2.
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RES0LvENT
Possesses the most quick potent power over all Chron
c Scroulus, Syphiitc, and Skin Diseases In hours
after the first dose is taken the patient will feel its health
FOR ALL HUMoRs.
The most foul and corrupt minors will in few days.
yield to the cleansing purifying and renovatng influence Of
the r. r. RESOLVENT.
The most oathsome Sores Ulcers, Nodes, Swengs and
the most
FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASES,
Have been cured in a few days ny RAILWAYS Removal
TING RESOLvENT. 1t IS pleasant to take and the pa
en feels dsagreeabe sensation Of sickness stomach
CHRONIC DISEASES
That have been lingering in the system, corruptng the
bood soening the bones Frustrating muscles for ten
twenty forty have been radically cured by RAD
WAYS RENOVATING RES0LVENT.
GREAT LUNG MEDICINE FOR ALL LUNG COM
PLANTS
Persons affected with weak liberated Lungs, Tuber-
cules, Bronchitis Hacking, Dry Cough, Difficult Breathing
or Splitting Blood,
RAILWAYS RENovATING REsoLvENT will in a
short tine all distractions from the lungs and throat
and mpart strength and oundness the week and dis
eased lungs.
There medicine in present use that has made so
many rapid cures of Lung Complaints as RAILWAYS
RENOVATING RESOLVENT One day will alter the
diseased condition of the lungs and check the ravages
decay.
The public may rely upon eecual cure of the follow
ing diseases by using the RENovATING RESOLyENT:
Chronic Rheumatism, Hip Diseases,
Scrofula, Female Complaints,
Glanduar Swelngs, Dyspepsia,
Hacking dry Cough, Water Brash,
Cancerous Affections, Gout,
Syphitic Complaints, Ricketts,,
Bleeding of the Lungs, Salt Rhenm,
Tic Doloroux, Bronchitis,
White Swellings; Consumption,
Tumors, Ulcers, Liver Complaint.
Skin Diseases,
FEEBLE MEN AND WOMEN,
Whose nupa beds for years have been touches Of sap
tnoin nd will fndR A.
TING RESOLVENT true Tenovator and TnvgOrator Of
the diseased and disabled parts. All unsoundness
moved in few days, and every organ in the system
| tored to health, strength and vigor,
NERVOUS PEOPLE
| Should take RAILWAYS RENOvATING RES0LVENT.-
1t will make the most nervous, week. gloomy and detected
victims feel healthy vigorous and happy
Price of r. r. RES0LVENT, 81 per bottle.
For the remarkable efficacy Of Radway's Regulators, the
perfect pleasant and eecual medicine in the form
pills in use next weeks paper of R. R. Regulators
is dose sold by Druggists everywhere ii. ii. HAY,
Druggist Portland general agent for the State Of Maine
Agents, A. G. PAGE, Il. w. LUCAS, N. X. Ellis
WORTH, Bath Ridlon & Owen, Topsham; Lemuel Rich
ards, Bowdonham; j. r. Haley, N. D., E. I. Gatchell
| Co., Stanwood Dunning Brunswick
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Picked up.

DICKED up and brought into Small Point harbor, by
L TALLMAN LOWELL and others, two buoys, one an
iron buoy with fathoms Of chain attached it, the
other WOOD painted red with about Is athoms of chair
attached
Dec. Z, 1854. 3w26*
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DIR. Pettit's American Eye Salve

Cures-Sore and Weak Eyes
Cures-Inhamed Eyes
Cures-Ulcerated Eye-lids
Cures-Scrofulous Sores and Ulcers
Cures-Shaving Sores and Pimples 4!
Cures-Ringworn and BARRIERS Itch
Cures SORE LIPS, Cuts, Bruises, &c
Cures-The PILES, applied externally
BRUNSWICK, ME JUNE I, 1858.
Mr.. g. ~ AttceH, PoTtidaf.
DEAR SIGFor the last years have been severely
afflicted with eyes, during that time have used
everything in the Market and to effect for the better
until obtained a box of DIR. PETTIT'S EYE SALvE
which have used and believe my eyes entirely
cured. To all afflicted with any disease Of the Eyes,
would sheerfuly recommend the use of the AMERICAN
EYE SALvE. CSignedO OLIVE STORER.
Refer to Il. T. Gatchel 4 Co., Druggists, Brunswick.
Sold by C. w. ATWELL, under the U. s. Hotel Port
land general Agent for State Of Maine Also sold by A. G.
PAGE and J. MATHEWS, and by druggists and dealers
in medicine everywhere.
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INQUEST ON THE BODY HIRAM L. WING.
Coroner Sledman has concluded his inquest
on the body OF Hiram L. Wing, the express
messenger OF Carpenter Co. 8 Express,
between the Royal mail steamer Canada, and
the Eastern steamer Ocean, and the jury re-
turned the following verdict
That he came to his death at the Massachu-
sets General Hospital on the 25th day Of No
vember, 1854, from burns and the inhalation Of
hot air and steam, caused by the combustion of
Ocean, on the 24th day of said November, said
steamer having been set on fire by collision
with the steamer Canada near Long Island
Light House. boston Journal.
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Trunks, CARPET Bags,
DIR. NOURSE

ITALIsEs and all kinds of Clothing suitable for seamen
Y for sale by WM H. SMITH.
JuIV g. 1884.
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Attention, Bows!

LOT Of Boys Long Rubber Boots, just the thing for
II 'Slosh for sale by J. W. ROBERTS
Dec. IL. 26
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNCIL. CHAMBER
AUGUSTA, Nov. %, 1854.
An adjourned session of the executive Council will be
held at the Council Chamber Augusta Friday the tf
teenth day Of December next.
Attest A. JACKSON,
Sec'y of State
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TTAS removed rods to the house recently occupied
by Walker of Washington and Pearl Streets
day.
May o.
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Selling OFF.

LARGE assortment Of Mems Thin Boots, that will be
n sold at discountfrom former prices, by
July 25 y. w. ROBERTS.
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He who will not permit his wealth TO do any
good to others while he is alive, prevents it
from doing any good to himself when he is
dead and by egotism, which is suicidal. cuts
himself off from the truest pleasure here, and
the highest happiness hereafter.
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rDOrres9lO9, Isoce I

BOOTHBAK-Dcc g. Ar brig Lubec, Pressey, Calais for
Boston Dec g. Ar brig Josiah Jex Spencer, Hayana fof
Portland; Dec g. Ar schs John Snow Terry New York
Portland with loss part of deckload; Sor Boy Robin
sen, Stueben for Boston
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DIR. MARSHALL'S AROMATIC,
Cafarrh and Headache SnuH.

THIS Snuff has proved the most eectual remedial agent
known for removing a Cold in the Head, Headache and
all Catarrh Affections. Ireieves the patient Of Gddness
Dizziness in the head of all Whizzng sensation
produced by great flow and pressure Of blood up
the brai for the headache, and the only agent
upon which you rely with confidence for a complete
and radical of that troublesome disease Catarr
Sold by G. w. ATWELL, under the U. S. Hotel, Port
land, General Agent for State Of Maine Also sold by A.
g. PAGEand J. MATHEWS, Bath, and by Druggists and
dealers in medicine generally.
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The Piano &rtes

GOLD by SAWYER & MAGOI'N are acknowledged to
he the c~f that are manufactured in the United Satesj
and te rice Are guaranteed to be as low the lowest
iowerthe quality the instruments taken into considera.
zion no matter what the CRY may be- And as hore"foref
tbev .t second hand instruments in exchange for new
IS sent q 26 Is
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOston-Cld 9Th sch Sarah Gardner, Gardner Thomas
Telegraphed It'll, bark Lysander. fin Remedies
New Orlcans-Cld 2Sth ship Muhouse. Stilphen Havre
Holmes HOle-Ar 5th sch Charles, Tucker, Potomac
River for Baths Bay State, Verrl, New York for do
idence for anchored below the harbor the 4th and
on the same night, during w gale, dragged near
the East Chop, where She now lies apparently anoat
GalVestOn-ln port s5th brig Stephen Young, Lapham.
FIN Boston disg
Mobie-m port 25th, ship Sam Danning for Liyerpool
CharleStOn-Ar I'd, sch Lane, Harlow Rockland
CID 3D. ship John Albert, Lothrep, Liverpool
New Ork-Ar 4th, sch Orrn COwl. Smith ROckland
NewpOrt-Sch B njamin Franklin, Sherman OF and firm
ath Tor New York, remains ashore tbs end Goat
Island nearly full Of water
Ar 5th, Orrin Cow SUPERIOR Peru and G. Horton Rock
land for New York
Boston-Ar Sth, bark Lysander, Snow Remedies; sch
Eliza, Day. Rockand
Ar 9Th, sch Henrietta Blanchard, Bath
Cid sch Mariel, Waldoboro
Ar 10th, brig Torceo, Geer, Ycomico
New HOrl-Cld Sth, brig f Drummond, Pinkham Trim
idad; 9th, bark VIM Henry, Watts Matanzas
New Orleans-Ar 5th ship Victoria Reed Tarbox. New
York
ApalachicoIa-Ar 2sth ships NJ de EmbI Percy and
Mary Whittier Cate, New York via Havana $3.50
RichmOnd-Ar Ain, sch John Bell Ham, RockIand
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Sagua oath ult, bark Muskingum Dickey for New
York 9th
[Per steamship Union, at New York;
81 dim Liverpool 18th, Shamrock, Doauc, New Orleans
Ent for ldg nth, Meridian, Simpson, do
On Dover 18th. G Hyde, Snow, Antwerp for New York
Passed Falmouth 18th, Wurtemburg, Wilmer New Or
leans for Hayre 18TH Onward Wade London Melbourne
Ar at Cardiff llth Moro Castle, Bishop, London
Sid FIN Hull Both, RoXana, Cooper, New York
At Hong Kong Sept g. Monsoon Wiilets for San Fran
cisco -
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BOYS and Youths
Powder.

THE subscriber has hand and will be constantly
supplied with BLASTING POWDER, which he offers for
sale, wholesale and retail. Also, large supply OF
FUSE. WILLARD WALKER.
Bath Nav 27. 1859 soft
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That have been lingering in the system, corrupting
bood softenng the bones prosrang the muscles for
twenty forty have been radically cured by RA
WAYS REN0VATING RESOLVENT.
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ALSO, SOLD AS ABOVE,
DIR. Pettit'S CaMker BaISam.

the only remedy that never fails in the cure Of
Nursing Sore Mouth; Canker an the Mouth,
every. form that IL q67icts the Human Race
Also cure for CHILBLAINS.
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For Sale.
. SECOND hand Solar Lamps, by NJ. r. GANNETT.
- Oct II, 1854. is
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H1EST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office unca77ed for
hath, DOC. Ia, 1854.
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Ladies' Boots.

GOOD assortment Of Ladies Boots Of all kinds may b
II found at the store of j. w. ROBERTS.
Nov 4, 1854. 81
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Shawls /! ShawlS J! J.
State of Maine.

JUST received and will be sold cheaper than ever
y 4w26 LEDYARD IL PALMER
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"a TEE
OROOHHDS Cadiz Salt for sale by
AOOO Bath, Oct. So 1854. d. & L. PATTE

-OOO Bath, oct. 90, 1871. ID. q D. PAITEN.
a chance to make Money!
Profitable and Honorable Employment !! !!
E subscriber is DESTROYS Of having agent in each
county and town Of the Union capital Of from to
$40 only WILDE required, and anything like efficient
energetic make from three five dollars per day.
indeed of the Agents employed realizing
twice that Every information will be given by address,
ing. postage paid.) WI. A. KINSLER,
5w2l* Box 601, Philadelphia Post Office
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SIlaWIS.

100 PAIRS all wool and union, Eng. American Blan-
lNJO kets, received by j. L. GILMAN.
Oct IL.
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Mess Beef.
N BARRELS Western Mess Beef for sale by
III Oct. 1854 IS NJ. 4. GANNETT.
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GREAT LUNG MEDICINE FOR ALL LUNG G

FEEBLE MEN AND WOMEN,
Whose nupal beds for years have been touches Of dsap
pOintment and regret, will find RAILWAYS REN0VA-
TING RES0LVENT true renovator and Invigorator Of
the diseased and disabled parts. All unsoundness is
moved in few days. and every organ in the system
tored to health, strength, and vigOr,
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CHRONIC DISEASES

Have been cured in few days ny RAILWAYS RE-
TING RESOLVENT. 1t IS pleasant to take, and
tent feels disagreeabe sensation of sickness at st