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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-03

FHoNoGRorHY.--Ahy system hay
ins for its Object, an abreyiation d
words 50 as to express ideas without
destroying their beauty, is worth The
serious attention of mankind. This is
what The various systems of Pbonogro-
ply proposes to do. Ii story can be
told in one chapter, we see no reason
Why it should be tortured through o
dozen unless it be to give the value Of
two bit book 10 the quantity of pa
per furnished. "Time," being "mo-
ney" according TO venerable adage !;
if we save time in writing or reading
we gain money" this is logical
conclusion. Mr.. Rypgton Is here, and
proposes TO teach a class in Phonogro.
ply +; he will deliver lecture on the
subject on Friday night at the Town
Hall. The Type Of the Times, a
Phonetic paper published at Cincnna-
ii says:
He is one OF the most experienced
men at the business we can now call to
mind, and will no doubt do the sys-
tenn much credit wherever he goes
Success has ever attended lis labors.
Il
JoHN D. BAKER.-It will be seen
from the letter following this, that Mr..
j. y. Baker. declines running as
candidate for the Legislature.
Ull1e,ness Plantation, Ecr 25. 1854
MEssEs EDITORS My name having been brought
before the pubic AS candidate Ia ill the unex
pred term of the Hon. I. II. BeATNER, at the in
stance ar personal friends to whose Kind partafy
! am Indebted Ter the euent which met my ap-
probation atthe time: now request you, having
learned that their were far more competent as
rirants to the Office, TO definitely withdraw my
name. afid desire it never again to be brought
beiorSfhe public in a similar connection.
Respectfully Yours.
# JNO d. BAKER.
E In digging on a lot in the Bow
err New York, the other day two
huge tusks were found the property Of
some antedeluvian monster Of the deep,
:. ~ so ala sc,{ind
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-03

To- The Cumberland river at
Nashville, is said to be on rapid rise
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-03

A gentleman in an eating-house,
the other day, looked in vain for a
bill of fare. Not finding one, he in
qnired Of a waiter, new comer, who
was yet hardly initiated into the mys-
teries Of his vocation, "WilI you bring
me programme 2" Yes, sir" here
piled /; will you have it boiled or
roasted = The gentleman, fearing
it might be rather indigestible, declin-
ed both propositions. Y
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-03

ANOTHER "INFER NAL MACHINE" -
AN apparatus is being constructed
at the extensive iron works on the
Tyne. England, for the Purpose Of
blowing to fragments the vessels now
sunk in the mouth of The harbor Of
Seyastopol. This apparatus is COM
posed OF cylinders twenty-five in mum
ber and each consists Of three con
centric watcrtight cylinders, placed
one within the other. The inncrmost
cylinder will be filled with fine gun.
powder, the space between that aud
the next with blasting powder, aud
the outer one will be vacant. A gal.
vanic wire will be inserted in the in
nefmost one, nd will be placed in
connection with the battery on the
surface The effect Of the explosion
is stated to he prodigious. An ex-
pertinent is to be tried on a sunken
wreck before these cylinders are ship
ped for the Crimea, which is named
as next week. The largest cylinder
weighs three tons, and when charged,
four tons. ...
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-03

WHATS IN THE WIND I'VE have
already stated that orders had been
issued to fit out Immediately the U.
S. sloop Of war jamestown, at Phila-
delphia, and the SHIPS Cyane and Sar-
atoga. at the Charleston Mass. } Navy
Yard. We now learn that orders
been received at Portsmouth, IVA to
fit out for sea, as soon as possible,
three United States frigates, and to
hasten the completion Of the two now
in course of construction there. SIN.
liar orders, if we mistake NOT, had pre-
viously been received at the n. Ii
Navy yard. At the Brooklyn Navy
Yard about one hundred and fifty
mechanics are at work upon the U. S.
frigate Congress, fitting her for sea
at the same yard.-Bah, Sun.
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JoHN d. BAKER.-It will be seen
from the letter following this, that Mr..
j. D. Baker. declines running as a
candidate for the Legislature.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

New Orlcnns-Towed sea 4th, ships New Eng
land, @ Patten and Monmouth.
Adv ship Rockaway; for Liverpool wig abt 500 bales
Cid 18th, bark Wyandotte, Groton, Philadelphia
Cid I7th ship Richard Morse Dnsmore Havrc
APnlachicOla-In port 18th, bark & Woodward,
Sturtevant, Boston for Fall River.
MObiIc-Adv 1lth, bark Mary Kimbal for Havana
few days.
Cid 4th, by TEL ship Samuel Badger Skoleld Boston,
In port 18th, bark Mary j Kimball, for Boston.
set.
In port among others, brig Marcia, Allen, for Bath, ldg
Cid 21st, sch Berry, Pendleton, Bath.
BucksViIIe,SC-Cld 10th, sch Gilkey, Hatch Bath.
CharlestOn-Ar 18th, by tel, ship Masonic, New
York.
Ar IL, ship Lalla Rookh, Small, New York.
Philadcl ia-Cld I'D, ship Tempest, Patten, Liver
pool.
Georgetown, SC-Ar 13th brig Hesparus, HUI,
hence
Cid 14th, brig T Perkins, CHM, DamariscOtta sch
Philip Gilkey, Hatch, Bath.
New YOrI-Cld 18th inst, ship Dirigo, Young, Gas-
gov.
AR 10th, schs Medora Sea Lion audJohn Stu Rockand.
Cid 2lst ship London, Hebard London.
Ar 22i inst by tel, ship Emeral Ise Cornish Liverpool
Below ship Rhine, Doane, FIN Havre.
Ar 54th, ship Rhine, Doane, Havre Dec 25th
Cid oath, ship Shelter Robinson, Rotterdam.
NewPOrt-Sld 18th, sch Sawyer, fm Portsmouth
for Virginia
BostOn-Ar Dist, ship John Dunlap, Linscott, Apala-
chicola
Ar 25th, sch Cohannet Phinney, Richmond.
San FranciscO-Sld 9th ult, ship Rowena, Thomas
Puget Sound.
GnIvesfOm-In port 18th ult brig vesta, Stevens, for
Boston, ldg.
Outside the bar 11th completing her cargo ship Miss
Mag, Arey, Boston.
GIOucester-Ar Goth, sch Imperial, Wiscasset for
Jacks0mVille-BrgA Australia, Wiley, from Bath
crossed the st Johns Bar morn Of 18th.
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0tatbs.

In this city, 9th u Mrs. Mary Elizabeth wife Of Capt
James D. Robinson, and daughter Of jeremiah Robinson
Esq, aged 40.
In this city, 9th u; Emerlne A. Randall aged years.
In PhPsburg 22d ut, Mrs Mary 4. Dickerson aged 81
years and IL months
In hestport, sd ult., Ophelia w. Dunton aged year
IL days.
On board ship Kaahdin 2lst ult on the massage from
New Orleans for Boston, Samuel ~ son of Can. Josenh
Eustis, of Bangor, LIST officer. NF
In New Orleans 18th ult., the residence NJ Rev 7
Twltche Mrs Harriet b. wife ofCapt r. L. Gcbrist and
daughter Of Capt oliver Jordon Of Thomaston aged a.
In Newcastle 18th ut, Thomas Kennedk a1e5 70 Ic.h
Betsey Kennedy, wife Of Thomas Kennedy aged ~ '
In Richmond 2lst ult, Capt. John Southland AGED e.
years and months. e W
In WaldOboro IL ult., Mrs. Nancy, wife of Mr. Jacob
Benner, in the nth year Of her age.
In Augusta Avis w. Smart wife Henrck Smart AGED
3S Frederick Pshon aged 81 Hannah Peirce wife OF
Peirce aged sos Horace Jones, aged 50.
In LOWELL Mass 18th ut, Sheldon Branch, formerly Of
Augusta, aged &c.
In Rockland, Frederick, son OF Charles and lydia g.
Bunker, aged years month, Joseph w. son Of Daniel
and Eliza Robbins, aged years / month; Margaret
only Daughter Of Oliver and Charlotte Jameson aged
years months
In Brunswick Jasper b. son of Benson and Sarah Ron
tele, aged years and months.
In Pennington, 18th ult DIR. Thomas Flint aged SO yrs
and months.
Dr. f. was born in Reading Mass. aud studied the med
ical and surgical profession with his Father
to Nobeboro about 1850 Dr. r. removed from Nobeboro
at the age q Harrington where he resided 1925
when earnest solicitation Of his friends he to
Pennington where he continued his practice. As
he well skilled; physician he moderate; as
friend he ready to give counc legislator he
was always found in the Democratic ranksj husband
and father he kind and ndulgen and although
for number OF before his DEATH deprived the use
OF sight, he still retain the full faculty Of Judgment and
was aoe 70 prescribe to the wants OF his friends CON-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
~ WE notice in the list of premium

~W We notice in the list Of premiums
awarded by the Crystal Palace Judges, that the
widely celebrated Chocolate, Cocoa and Broma
preparations Of Messrs. w. Baker & Co., of
Dorchester, Mass, TO whom premiums were
not long since awarded by Institutes and Fairs
at Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, have now received the first premium for
superior excellence, and bronze medal, from
the New York Crystal Palace Exhibition Of
the Industry Of all Nations. Their choice
preparations, which are for sale by the princi-
pal grocers in the United States, have attained
a wide celebrity in all parts Of the country
allay rather than induce the nervous excitement
attendant upon the use of tea or coffee, in con-
sequence Of which they are recommended b.
the most eminent physicians, and thousands Of
persons can be found in every State who have
experienced great benefit from their use.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

Portsmouth Hosiery,
FOR Ladies', Misses, and Childrens wear, by
Dec s. IT. GILMAN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
TEL II S'EA e. =.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. UDham'S Internal Remedy

LHOlthe ofPlIes, Inflammation &C the Liver aud
L Spleen; iuhun nation, Soreness and liberation OF
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Badders; Indam
matory and ~ -rcurial rheumatism; Impurny OF blood
weakness aud inf tmnaiiun OF thu Splne and for The
relief Unmarried Ladies'.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Is The only really successful remedy for that dang
aud distressing complaint, The PILES, ever offered
the American public
Mark this: iIIS TH'ern1i Rrrc iy, noian external
application aud roh dng tSe IF Piles, either
bleeding bIul, erH1 or external, and probably
the only Thing that will.
Ii is very mild ia itS operations, aud may be taken in
cases nf most acute inflammation without danger
This cinc attacks The iSeaSe al its source and
moving the cause renders the cure GER fAIN AND
PERMANENT,
TO MARRIED LADtES.-Tnc EIectuary is pc rfecty
safe for Pregnant Ladies' aud the useful caihar
tic that possibly be used, il will not only remove
the pleasant all inlln n1iory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IR1IrA rInN, hut will ensure an easy
time, safe delivery, and SQUAD constitution in the
offspring.
Sold whole aud retail ia Bath by A G. Pare.
Sole AgcnitOrthe Proprietor. lylJ
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Murriuqes.

In this city, Goth ult, BY Rev. Mr.. Jaques Mr. James
Hutchinson to Miss Eliza b. johnson.
In this city, 23d ult, by Rev. Jaques, Mr. Benjamin b.
Baisland to Miss Hannah Lyons.
In this city, 26th ut, by Rev. DR.. Sheldon, Mr. Oliver
Snowman of Georgetown to Mrs. Martha b. Couilard
this city.
In Brunswick, Thomas c. Pnkham OF China, to Miss
Caroline d. Cox of b. Mr. Washington Libby, of Portland
to Miss Mary A. Dunning, Of Harpswel.
In Lewiston, Sullivan Lane to Miss Rachel A. Carvi
In Rockland Francis L. Towns Miss Lucy A. Syvester
S. Q. Day to Miss Nancy Remission all Of ReckIand.
In Augusta Nathl NJ. Neal to Miss Charlotte Beenne
Calvin Boston to Miss Sarah L. Pncn, all Of Gardiner
In Windsor, Chas Wallis to Miss Lovina Bradford OF
Gushing.
In Durham, Nathaniel A. GetcheII to Miss Mary j. Kim
ball.
In Buckheld George A. Nourse Of Cambridge Mass to
Miss Cieora E. eldest daughter OF Hiram Hail. Esq, Of b.
In Paramount, Va, Jan. 10Th, Mr. George Rdwel Of H.
to Miss Lucilla Chandler of Winthrop.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

NARROW EscAPE.-On Saturday morning,
as Gov. Crosby was riding TO the State House
in company with Mr.. Swan Of Belfast. their
sleigh was run afoul Of al the corner Of State
and Grove streets, by another horse aud sleigh
whose driver was engaged in race. The
sleigh in which the Governor was riding was
completely smashed, and he and Mr.. Swan
violently thrown into the. ditch beside the
road and although considerably bruised, they
were fortunately nat seriously injured. The
thils Of the racing sleigh came near penetrat-
ing the Governors body. The law against
fast driving in the streets should be enforced.
Il
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
New Goods,
j. lib. HUDSON

TIT As Just received ana now ofr.r for III choic.
Ill assortment of " S"'e ohoi'
NEW AND FAsH1oNAR1r
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
Election Notice,

WARRANTS have been issued for meetings of the In
w habtants Of the city Of Bath qualified, according to
law to vote in the election Of City Officers meet in their
respective Ward Rooms Monday, the sixth day Of
March, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to give in their
for Warden and Clerk of their Wards also for Mayor
said City, and Alderman and three Common ConcI
men for their Wards and for City Constable resident
in their Ward
The Aldermen Of the city will be in open session at the
Mayor and Adermen's ROOM in the City Hall building on
the Saturday next preceding said day election from to
O'Clock in the afternoons; and the day of election
from O'Clock in the forenoon o'clock the afternoon
for theurpose Of receiving evidence qualifications OF
voters whose names have been
Feb. 25 1854. WILLIAM TORREY City CIerk
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

The bill was then passed to be engrossed-
yeas IL, nays 10.
YEAs-Messrs. Newell Blake, Clarke, Cut
Ter, Davis, Drisko, Gould, Hartman, Hayes,
McCobb, Moore, Torsey-II.
NAYs-Messrs. Crehore, Hazen, Hubbard,
Jas. Lowell, w. Lowell, Muzzy, Vinton,
West. Whidden, Young-lO.
A message was received from the House
proposing aconvention tomorrow at ~ o'clock
to elect Treasurer of State, and the senate
concurred. Adj.
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To-. JAN. 6, 1854.
If should be in the Senate, and Morrill, and
Crosby should be the candidates for Governor,
should vote for Morrill,. A. l.. BERRY.
The above is published in the wing and CO.
altion papers, rather doubtful authority, we
acknowledge, when the character Of SO great a
democrat as Mr.. Berry is supposed to be at
stake. We are certain ifMr Berry ever made
such pledge, il was done under misappre-
hension; and the Bangor Democrat explains
the matter to our satisfaction as follows -
We understand the fact TO be that Mr. Ber-
ry, who is very upright and honorable man.
and conscientious Christian. was imposed up
on and that letter 1.-THE above or something
like ~ was drawn from him under misappre-
hensiOn of facts and circumstances. When he
was made acquainted with the true state of
things he saw that he had been ehtrapped, and
regarded it as his duty not to perversely take
the second false step because he had innocentIy
taken the first. He should be h0aered for so
doing, and has done nothing disreputable to
him as an honorable and religious man. The
scoffing of The coalition papers will not injure
him,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ent for dg at Liverpool Sd inst, ships Am Union and
Rappahannock, Gushing, New Orleans; John Albert,
Charleston
Ar at Deal 5h, Kate swanon Morse, for Port Talbot
and anchored.
Cid at Havana 18th, bark Lizzie Loud Cam, Cardenas
Ar at Cardenas 10th bark Charceill Blake, Boston.
Ar at Liverpool Sth ut ships Gen Dunlap, Sheffield,
Philadelphia 9Th; Horao, Munroe do; st John, Skohed,
New Orleans.
OF the Bell Buoy 18th, Old England BarstOw, from New
Orleans.
In the river outward bound, Tranquebar, Howard for
Boston.
Cid 9th, britannia, Torrey, New Orleans.
Adv 11h, ship Forest King Boston 27th Houghton, Of
seonthe and Lizzie Harvard New Orleans; Senoba Robin
son, and American Union, OTIS do with despatch.
Sid FIN Deal ship Kate Swanton, Morse, for Pt Talbot
Remaining at the Pill 7th Commerce, Bevan, m Gouces-
ter for Portland.
Adv Havre Sth Ships Iowa. Reed, New Orleans 18th;
Thompson Mustard do 18th; Metropolis, Trask, New
York 18th.
Sid I'm Liverpool 10th, Rufus Page Hawthorn, Apala-
chicola.
Ent for ldg Sth Gertrude, Silsby, Bath
Adv John Merrck Fltner, Philadelphia, 20th Arlington,
Ryan, for Charleston 18TH Rhine, Melcher, do 10th.
At St Thomas 9th ins ships, American (of Wscasse)
Cook from Liverpool, repg; Columbian (of Bath Burke,
from do for Hampton Roads, dg, would be ready in few
days.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
Fresh Fruits and all kinds of
Preserves.

A PPLES, Pears Oranges, Lemons, Sweet Grapes, &C.,
n and Preserved Peaches Raspberries Strawberries Cur
rants Plums, Pine Apple Guava jelly Currant Jelly &C.,
at the new Store by 80 A. q. PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

experienced Female Teacher is wanted to take charge
OF the female department of the High School in this city
The applicant must be well educated and competent to
teach in all the higher branches Of English, and in the
French language Application to be made and references
given to the subscriber.
The next term will commence on Monday, the 9th Of
March. j. T HUSTON Secretary
Bath, Feb. &c, 1854 3w37
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

The Military and Civic Bali at Augusta
on Wednesday evening of last week, was a
successful and brilliant affair. About thirty
gentlemen went from this city, to attend the
Ball and the Military Convention the same
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
EASTERN TIMES
81 MARINE JOURNAL. 80

STTSsoS Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE packets from Bath TO Boston, Capt.
Snson favoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster, formerly Of this city, All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with prompness and despatch.
ARThER D0NNELL, Agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

AUGUSTA, Feb %.
The Nebraska Resolutions, against the alb
rogation of the Missouri compromise passed
the Senate, twenty-four to one.
Samuel Coney is elected treasurer.-Tel.
to Mirror
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

r. ROBINSON Is prepared to put up SHIP and
FAMILY STORES short notice. he has all these
articles constantly on hand.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
Ironing made Easy,

ID with saving Of Patience discomfort and fuel result
long sought for by various Inventions but found till
1t needs but trial to satisfy the scepca-
For sale by H. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
1T liberal discount made to the trade.
Bath, June II. 50 Front St., foot OF Elm
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
NOTICE.


A SUPERIOR article for removing FrecklrS aud
nnpIes from he face. and for the of chappcd
JMATHEWS,
March % 1853 Sagadahock Building,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office uncalled for,
bath, Feb. 28, 1904.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

SENATOR BERRY.-Some Of the papers talk
severely of Mr.. Berry, one of our Lincoln Sen
ators. They say he wrote before the election
Of Governor as follows =
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS

Barque Cla, (of Thomaston) Capt Ingraham, from 81
Marks loaded with cotton ashore Goth inst Sandy
Hook. Crew saved.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page,

III AS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
STORE, directly opposite the old Stand in Moses new
Block with large assortment of choice Family Gro
ceries Ship Stores, Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE Pa
TENT MEDICiNESfo for sale at the lowest market rates.
ly2g
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
LYCEUM.

THE 18th lecture Of the win be delivered on this
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mar. !, by
William p. Drew, Of Augusta,
commencing at ~ O'Clock.
Subject" Robert Burns"
Tickets IL IL cents for sale at Sawyer Magouns Book
store. Il. .. J. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, FEB. ~.
ARRIVED
Sch Washington, Patterson, Potomac River.
SATURDAY, Feb. rs.
BEL0W-Sch Convoy, Howe, FIN Boston.-See news col
umns.
SUNDAY, Feb. g.
ARRIVED
Steamer Eastern State, Donnell, Boston.
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

FOR sale BY Is FISHER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

A sale by j. w. ROBERTS.
Bath Sept. 10Th, 1888.
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Livery Stable.
Gents Thick and CaIfBOOtS.

IIESTNUTS, English Wanuls, Figs, Ounces, Cranber
y ries Raisins, Potatoes, &C. &C., for sale by
Nov. 16, 1858. A. I. ROBINSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

LII persons that Voters in this city, that have cham
ged their residence since September last requested
leave their names and present residences with the Treas
lrer OF Clerk, during the next week.
Bath, Feb. IL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

ACCftutC-Ou uuOtlOh, OfUCfSoJ AhNe sAO NOtA
mittee on the Judiciary be required to inquir,
into the expediency of submitting to the PEG
pie, an alteration of the Constitution of thu
State, requiring elections of state officers ant
sessions of thelLegislature to be held bienni
ally.
The Nebraska Resolves were received from
the House, read once and tomorrow assigned
Mr.. Hayes called up the bill to secure t
married women their earnings.
Mr.. Hartman moved to amend by proyid
ing that the husband of any wife availinr her
self of the provisions of this bill, should no
be holden to pay costs arising in suits author
lied by the bill.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. MoCobb moved to amend by declaring
that nothing in the bill should be so construed
as to deprive the husband of the personal ser
vices of his wife, Agreed to,
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To Honorable Arnold BLaney Judge of Probate with
and for the County Of Lincoln.
DAVID HATCH Of Dresden in SAID county, Guardian Of
IL Mary F. c. Hatch, minor and heir at law and devsee
Of Samuel HATCH late Of said Dresden deceased respect
fully represents that said minor seized and Of
undivided third part Of certain parcel OF real
situated in said Dresden and known the Urah Lowell lot
containing about sixty acres, and Of the mill and dam
thereon and that the unproducve and that would
be for the benefit Of said minor that the should be sod
and the proceeds thereof o at interests and said Guar
dian further represents that advantageous offer OF the
Of hundred and two dollars has been made to him
by Manda Hatch for the interest Of said minor in the real
estate and mill and dam thereon and that the interest Of
all concerned will be best promoted BY an immediate &C
ceptance of said offer
Wherefore said Guardian prays that he may be authorized
and licensed to sell the interest Of said minor in the real
estate mill and dam aforesaid to said Malnda HATCH for the
and for the price aforesaid with with public
tice, at his discretion.
DAVID HATCH, Guardian Of Mary +. c. Hatch.
Xiscasset, Feb. g. 1854,
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For Boston Direct !
Passage One Dollar.
.fSGa THE NEW.
zkkk&A A STEAMER
E A s. ERIN STATE.

9. II. DONNELL, Mister,
WILL hereafter ply regularly between Bath Boston,
~ leaving Railroad Wharf, Bath every TUESDAY at
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Returning, will leave Wharf, Boston, every FRIDAY,
at o'clock, P. NJ
For freight passage avng excellent accommodations
apply to the Master on board to
j. w. WAKEFIELD,
Stinson's Wharf, Bath.
Freight taken for Brunswick, Topsham, Bowdoinham
Richmond Gardiner IIaowell and Augusta and landed at
the Depot.
Bath, Feb. %, 1854. u37