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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21
Marriagts.

In this city, 10Th inst, by Rev. Mr. Fiske, Mr.. John II.
Farnham 10 Miss Martha A. Timmins, both Of this city.
In this city, 10th, by Rev. N. Brooks Mr.. Alexander
Dunbar to Miss Mary Smart
In this city, 18th inst by Rev. John o. Fske, Mr. Pot
ter Wadrdge, Of this city, Miss Mary II. Young,
gusta.
In this city, 14th inst, by Rev. Mr. Jaques Mr. Jere-
miah r. Fogg to Miss Susan e. daughter ef d. b. T. Cur
rier all ofthis city.
In Newburyport, Sth Capt. Ebenezer Ames to Miss
Catherine B. Huchns Of Rockland, Me 10th, j. B. Saun-
ders, of Deer Isle, Me- to Miss Mary E. Sylvester of
In Damarscotta, Alfred Haskell of Damarscotta Miss
Mary Jane NASH ofNobeboro Daniel Nj. f. Jones to Miss
Abby d. Bailey; Isaac Barstow to Miss Julia III Prescott
In Bristol Alfred Hutchns to Miss Sarah T. Wentworth;
Mr. William S. Savage to- Miss Sarah Mcfarland of b. Mr.
William Pummer Of b. to Miss la nah Sargent
bays Mr. Albert G. Smith to Miss Jane Hatch of b. Capt
John W. Perkins to Miss Eliza Geyer both of b.
In Rockland, Franklin HASKELL formerly Of Essex, Mass
to Miss Phebe Carter Of Esworth; Mr. John b. Haley to
Miss Nancy B. Harrington, both of 5. Thomaston.
In Rockport, VIM f. Rollins of Camden Miss Isora D.
Spear Of ROckland.
In Boston, NJ J. N. GOWN Of Brunswick to Miss X II
Heal of Boston.
In Brunswick, Edmund D. Toothaker Miss Mary c.
Harmon, both Of b.
In Farmngdale, John Stevens, Esq, of Woolwich to
Mrs. Sarah Neal, of HalOwell
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Bo>tom-Ar 18th, schs Caroline, and Lion Rockland
Cid 14h, brig Metallack, Skolfeld, Bath; schs Maria
Sylvester, Bath; Leolla, Damarcorta-
Cid 18th, sch Oneco, Elwel, Thomaston
Ar 10th, sch Pushaw, Waldoboro.
New OrIeams-Ar 9th, ship Germancus, Fales, Liv-
erpoo
Cid sth, ship B Thompson, skolfed, LIVERPOOL
Adv ship Col Cults, for IIavre, wig $50.
Cid 5th ship Alice Counce Singer Liverpool; bark i w
Coffin, Bailey, Savannah.
Ar It'll, ship Samaritan, Kelley, London.
Cid Sth, ship Ocean Home, Merryman Boston.
Below 9th, ship Sebastian Cabot, Watts I'm Thomaston
Bath.
Savannah-Cld It'll, brig Carribee, Dunton for a
Northern port.
Cid l3th bark J j Hathorne, Hathorne St Jago
MObile-In port ship BOgert, for Liverpool.
ChariestOn-In port among others ship Fanny Fern,
for London ldg
Ar 18th, brig Kalafat, Morse, Hull.
New HOrk-Ar 18th, sch VIM Gregory, Rockand
Cid 18th, ship Alexandrine, Cooper, Charleston.
Ar l3th barks Adelaide Cooper Collins Liverpool; Cath
crime, Watts, Cardenas.
Ar 13th schs Eliza Jane, Pitts Peru ane Ingraham
and Lucy Ames, Rockland.
Cid 18th, ship Marathan, Tyler Calcutta.
Ar l4h, sch Warrior, and Superior, Rockand; Vendov
do; SHY William, Berry, New Orleans.
Ar loth ships American Union, Kelley Liverpool 18th ult
l6th ship Roger, Maxwell, Leghorn.
Cid 10Th, bark Chas Thompson, Small Matanzas.
Ar 18th, new ship Yankee Ranger, Ingraham, Rockand
Also ar ships Yorkshire, Marshall, Liverpool Con
gress Williams, London and Portsmouth.
PrOyidcnce-Went to sea 1lth, brig Catherine Rog-
Ar 18th, sch Richmond, RockIand.
Cid bark IsnardOn, Cornish, Mobile.
NeWpOrt-Ar 18th, brig Orion, Pettengill, Bath for
Philadelphia
GIomccster-Ar 18th, schs Bennett, Boston for Dam,
ariscotta; RUSSELL Phipsburg for BostOn VIM Woodbury.
Ro, kland for do
NOrwich-Ar 18th, sch Alexandria, Gardiner.
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Mess Beef.
N BARRELS Western Mess Beef for sale by
III Oct. 1854. Is NJ. Z. GANNETT.
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FAILURES. The Providence Post is in
Mass, large ship builder, and George b
Hood, also of Somerset, gentleman hitherto
supposed to be wealthy, have failed and made
assignments for the benefit of their creditors
This is severe blow at the prosperity of Som
erset. The Post also says that the failure o.
Messrs. Norris & Hayes, proprietors of the
Steam Oakum Works, at Bristol, R. L., is an
mounted.
The failure Of Mr.. William Price, heavy
lumberman. of Quebec, is announced. Liabil,
tiles $4,000 600
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REGrLAToRS VERSUS Pills.

We continually asked, What is the difference be-
tween Railways Regulators and ordinary pills :
We answer that pills. as they ordinarily prepared
and sold by different manufacturers, generally Of two
kindshose which operate the bowels merely called pur
gatve pills, and those which excite the secretion Of the
liver and called mercuria liver pills. Railways
Regulators resemble pills merely in shape but differ every
other characteristic.
They act not only the bowels but the liver skin,
pancreas and Kidneys regulating each to healthy
action They not drastic, and give pain most
purgaye pills do; they stimulate the liver without endan-
gerng the patient with salvation mercural pills do;
containing minerals in their compositions they harm
less when used for length of time They tasteless,
ates, to purge-good at all times.
AS A FAMILY PHYSIC.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS are the most innocent, safe,
mild and pleasant Pills in They quick and
for Costveness, Indigestion Liver Complaint,
Kidney Complaint, Jaundce, Head Aches, Nervousness,
Melancholy, Diseases of the Bladder
FEMALE DIFFICULTIES.
Leucorrhea Fleur Albus Whites and Irregularities Of
all kinds.
BILIOUS DISEASES.
Bile on the stomach, Bilious Collie, Enlargement Of the
Spleen and all Chronic Affections Of the Liver Kid
neys.
r. r. r. REMEDIES sold by Druggists everywhere.
For great performed in short time by r. r. Relief
weeks paper. r. R. R. Remedies act quick, the
they taken applied, then health restoring
and pain relieving efficacy is experienced. H. H. HAY,
Druggist Portland general agent for the State of Maine
Agents, A. G. PAGE, 7. W. LUCAS, n X. ELLIS
WORTH, Bath; Ridion Owen Topsham; Lemuel Rich
ards Bowdoinham j. r. Haley, NJ u, E. I. Gatchell 4
Co., Stanwood Cunning, Brunswick.
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KsOys' Boots.
rumIAarIamd Cnnl.

GoODassortmenI of Boys and Youths CALF Boots ir
~ received by j. w. ROBERTS.
July %.
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LARGE FAILURE. The heaviest failure

LARGE FAILURE. The heaviest failure Of
an unincOrporated company that ever occurred
in New England, took place in Boston last
week. J. W. Blodgett & Co., failed for
nearly 50 100000. The failures at the south
and west, and the utter impossibility of col
lecting the vast sums due them, are the causes
assigned for the suspension. 1t is thought by
some conversant with the affairs of the con-
Germ, that it will pay dividend of seventy
five per centum-whIle others place the prob
able dividend as low as fifty.
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ShawIs! ShawIs y!
State Of Maine.

Just received and will be sold cheaper than ever.
AVIS LEDYARD Il PALMER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

FULLY ACCOUNTED FoR.-General William
Miller, the British Consul General at the
Sandwich Islands, who made the lono sneecb
TO King Kamehameha against annexation. and
said many hard things against our institutions.
is stated by Honolulu correspondent Of the
burlington IN, H. Free Press, to be old and
irritable he has been accustomed 10 unqnes
toned authority in bis previous military ser
vice in Peru, and he suffers much, at times
from the effects of old wounds, one of them q
ball through the lungs. recqued at the battle o
Neap Orleans That bullet from behind the
cotton bales accounts for his excessive cordial
ity towards the Yankees.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

roo TONS. run Of the Mines, Cumberland coal supe-
eJtJ(J flor article backsmiths USE just landed from
Freeman Rawdon Alexandria, For sale by
June IL, 1854 III DO. WEEKS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Liverpool oath ult, Greenland Snow, Charleston
Ar at Deal 3d. w Sewall, Small, London for Balti-
more; oath New England Orr do for New Orleans
Ar at Havre 22d, Wurtemburg, Wilmer, New Orleans;
24h Aeghaeane Stetson London to load for New York;
Oath, Abby Langdon, Hall, do do.
Ar at Marseilles 18th, Baunette, Fogarty, Havana.
Ar at Shanghai, Sept H. Jenny Pitts Snow, Hong Hong
ADV VIM Patten Minot, for Charleston Both ult
Ar at Deal 2sth Yorktown, Meyer New Yok for London
and proceeded.
Of Dover prev to Goth, Roxana, Cooper Hull for New
York,
Ar at Cardiff 2Sd, Danube, Rich London
Passed Elsneur 18th, Chas Jane Oliver, Stockholm
for Boston.
Ar at Militia 18th Jane Parker Bowker, Triesa, and sid
18th, I'D westward
Ar at Antwerp 25h ut ship Urie Foster for New Or
leans ldg
Al Havana 9Th inst, ship Erie Curtis wig; bark Emma
Lincoln, Watts. disg. Going Sth, bark Archer, Lewis,
I'm Bath.
Sid LIST, ship Aphrodite, Harding, New York.
Ar at Matanzas 4th, bark Lucinda Tarr Havana.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

Hollo,Uay's Pills, a Safe and Certain Cure
for Coughs, Colds, and AsthnaaticaI Com
plants Au:umnal quarter is the one
when coughs, colds, and wheeling on the
chest are most prevalent such are the proper.
ties of Holloway's Pills. that if taken at the
commencement of the attack, the virulence of
the disease is very much abated, so that the pa
tient suffers little or no Inconvenience, but if
neglected, it frequently occurs that the foun-
dation of incurabIe disorders is laid therefore
those who are liable To attacks Of this nature
are particularly recommended TO try these
valuable Pills.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

The EUROPEAN WAR. The Washington
Star publishes the following extract from
letter written by distinguished Frenchman'
the Star promising it with the assurance that
the writer's position and means of knowing
the secrets of State affairs in Paris are equal
to those of any man in that capital. The let
ter is dated Nov. Goth:
Lord Palmerston and Louis Napoleon
have been almost inseparable since the former
Siighted at the Hotel Windsor. Their inter-
views have resulted in decision to unfurl the
standard of Polish, Hungarian and Italian ma
tionality, if Prussia and Austria hesitate long
er to declare unequivocally against the Gar.
The probability is that neither the one nor the
other will consent TO do this, in which case
all Europe will be in arms before Spring.
As relates TO the American continent, you
may be assured that France and England have
no intention whatever of attempting to regu-
late the balance of power there. 1t would
be blessing to each if you would purchase
Cuba, and pay for it fair consideration in
cash."
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Young America-Widc Awake.

lust call in at the store Of H. g. FISHER where Won
y get Just the Hat you want at bargain. He has Just
received stock.
Sept &c, 1854. -
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BowDoIN IN LUcK.-The Boston Transcript
says that some of the officers of BowGon
College made it known TO few of our cili-
zens, that the sum of three hundred dollars
was required TO enable them to carry out
plan which met their approval. The request
for aid was so modest, that three gentlemen,
to whom the subject was named, presented The
applicants with the sum of six hundred dol
lars, all Of which will, without doubt, be
well applied
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

Watches and JeWclTy.
NH0ICE articles cheaper than ever, byJ. I. GILMAN.
~ Dec. 10.
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HARD TINES IN New YoRK. The N. Y

HARD TINES IN New York. The N. Y.
Tribune publishes accounts of the condition Of
many trades in New York, showing that there
is very generaldepressiOn, and large number
of workmen out of employ. In the foundries
and machine shops, on the average, there are
not more than half of the men employed
The printing business is said to be more de-
pressed than for many years. Many of the
leading offices have discharged two-thirds OF
their employees, and have reduced the re-
mainder to two-thrds of days work. A
large number of journeymen have left the city.
AS consequence of the depression in the
printing business, the stereotypers, typefound-
ers. and book binders are correspOndingly de-
pressed. Everything in the way of building
is fiat, and masons, carpenters, bricklayers,
plumbers, &c., are out of work Out of the
5000 or 1000 masons usually employed in New
York, not more than 1000 are at work. Not
more than thirty per cent of the average force
of hatters are at work, and about one-half of
the tailors are in the same position.
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LINCOLN. ss-At Probate Court held at WiscGsset on
me fourth day of December Il. ID. 1854.
lRDERED, That ELIZABETH s. BRYANT Admins
~ tratrx Of the Estate of Orlando Bryant Of West
Bath In said County, deceased notify the Heirs atlaw and
creditors Of said deceased and all Interested that
an account Administration the estate Of said deceased
WIN DC offered for allowance at Probate Court Wis
casset on the first Monday Of January when and
where they be present they Aad also at
said Court the Widows Petition for Allowance will be
considered Notice to be given By publishing attested
copy Of this order the Times three
cessvey before said Court Of Probate Given under my
hand this fourth day of December in the of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty four.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Copy Attest E. FOOTE JR Register.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

C. On Friday, Daniel Sullivan, lad
about IA years Of age, assaulted Miss Wilson,
teacher of the intermediate School on York
street, Bangor. She had difficulty with sew
eraI of the lads, and falling between the seats,
Sullivan caught her by the throat and choked
her. He was arrested, convicted and senlen-
ced to one weeks Imprisonment in the Coun-
~ Jail and was committed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

Some papers are foolish enough to let them
selves TO puff Barnum's foolish story of him
SELF If thimble-rigger or a prop-shaker
should tell the tricks Of his trade, it would ex-
cite only disgust-but when hpmbug on
larger scale tells us how he has taken huGI
dreds of thousands of dollars out ofthe people,
it is quite another affair-BeJfaSt Jour.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

r. The Concert of the New England Bards
was well attended Tuesday evening, and the
performances were of high order. We are
pleased to notice that they have been prevailed
upon to give one more entertainment in this
city, which they will do on Thursday even
ing. Go and hear them.
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D rutbs..

In this city, 49, Mrs Catherine Neagle aged As years
In this city, 18th, David Wiam of Capt. David and
Mary Ann Burt, aged years
In this city, 18th Miss j ulia NJ. Fitzgerald, D.
in Rockland, MIR. f. W. Rhoades aged 81 years.
In Thomaston, Capt Edwin S. Counce, aged 80 years.
In Brunswick Mrs Harriet J. wife of Arthur L. Coombs.
In Richmond, Cora Ida j., daughter Of Abel E., and
Elizabeth j. DinsloW.
In New Orleans LIST nst Lizzie H. wife of Can't David
Ryan, Of ship White Falcon, aged 20.
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Large Sale at AUCTION Of
Secondhand Furniture.

THE subscribers will sell at Auction, to the highest bid
| der, on THURSDAY, Dec 81, at o'clock A. NJ the
entire Furniture in the house occupied by Vim. Whit
ney, Middle consisting of Feather Beds Under do
Bedsteads, Bed Clothes Blankets Quilts Counterpane
Table Cloths Carpets, q Of which new) Sofas, Blu
reaus Chairs, Tables ooI1nglasses, Clocks, Air Tight
Stove Cooking Stove Crockery and Glass Ware, Knives
and Forks, Spoons, lot Fire Wood, &C.
Also part bbls Brown Sugar, part bb White do, part
chest, Tea, box Soap small Coffee.
The above will offer good opportunity to those in
of the above articles they will all be sold without
the house having been sold and possession be Civ
en- the first Of JAN OWEN 4 CO., Auct'rs.
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SPOKEN.

Nov H. lat IS N. lon37 SOW was seen ship Horatio
Croker finn Shanghai for New York.
Dec z lat Al Is, lon 6S S. brig Australia, Wyle, FIN
Georgetown, sc, for Wicasset.
Shanghai Suly for New York
Dec IL, lat SO, Ion 7e 70 was seen shin p Whitney
from New Orleans for Cadz. 'OO-' '"f
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They are sure to do you gsod
For they are composed Of Vegetables.

NATCHELLS VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
" are sure remedy for all diseases arising from dsor-
dered state of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss of Appetite Sleepness, Jaundce, Headaches 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. 49tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

0F those mems fine Calf Boots that will be sold cneape
W than to close them on, by y W. nOypAs IN
Nov. A, 1854.
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LADIES' FAIR I!

The Ladies Of the Bath Winter st. Benevolent Society
will hold public sale of useful and fancy articles, Fri
day afternoon and evening" Dec, 22d, at the Columbian
Hall.
Admission II IL cts.
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~ HGn. Hannibal HamIin has been called
home from Washington, by the condition of
the health Of Mrs. Harplin. It is doubtful if
he resumes his seat in the Senate for the ses-
Rinn
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Shorts, Indian and Rye Meal,

~ NJ. n ny, 1is's1' = A. r. ROBINSON.
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We are also in receipt of neatly printed
work, from the same publishers, entitled
Thoughts to cheer" Second series. A
passage of Scripture is selected for each
day in the year, to which are appended brief
thoughts calculated to assist in daily medita-
tons. This volume commences with July
and ends with December. Mr.. Clarke has it.
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Call and see

THE largest and best assortment of Mlenery Embroder-
les and Fancy goods ever offered in the city, and the
lowest prices, at
Mas. ESOuSe'S, Om Centre St.
Inquire for any article usually kept such storesyou
scarcely fail of being suited
Mrs Rouse will be most happy to show her pattern Bon
opened Of thelates styles also Cloak Cape
patterns and will be pleased to execute al orders nrusted
to her, to the best of her ability
Bath, Oct. II, 1854. IS
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They have Come!
PRIME lot Of Boys and Youths double sole thick Gonts
"A for sale IN J. w. RORERTS.
Nov. I, 1854 y
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3 Don't forget the poor in your neighbor-
noOo' out see that they are protected from the
plncnlng cold. "As ye would that men should
do unto you, do ye even SO to them.''
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EASTERN TIMES
"a sA MiRIlE JOUnNiLI. s:

STINsoN Co, No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Capt
Snson is favorably known experienced merchant and
shpmaster formerly Of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with prOmptpes and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL Agent for Bath
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4th of January, 1865,

4tE O1 sDdHUdEys 1900,
n A large number already engaged. Many of the
these been sold for from 400 600 per cent
advance the price for which these Lots soId
showing that the purchase will be good investment.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY 81 payable in in
staments Of S. each will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS
rs by 100 feet lying together, FARM Of from to 20
These lots beautifully located at XV0OhIa yyu
Long Island where Il church and school-house and
number private dwellings, stores, workshops and fac
tories, have already been erected, are now
being built and several hundred will be erected the coming
season.
This is fine opportunity Of owning delightful country
residence the city, where the domestic comforts
family circle be fully realized where % 600 build
ing lots and about coo farms have lately sold; and
sales daily being made to individuals who after careful
examination of its location and ascertaning quality
the SOIL are selecting Farms for agricultural purposes being
confident that land cheap and calculated increase
rapidly in value be had within so miles of the city,
land would have been all taken up years back but has
been ened estate for the last century completely
locked up for upwards of hundred year-snce which
large sales have been made, and where the wild deer
roamed at large may be beautiful cottages and
cultivated fields waving with the abundant productions
mother earth.
This is of the best opportunities now offered to those
of small who destitute Of home Of their own
purchase one for mere re; also few Farms contain
ing each five and ten acres and upwards at from S25
$35 per acre.
" All persons wishing avail themselves Of the on
portunity offered to procure fine Farm or splendid
Building Lot the Empire City, should make imme
diae application, they nearly all disposed Of Ap-
ply CHARLES WOOD, 208 Broadway corner of Fulton
street, N T., where maps and pamphlets can be had or
sent if required by mail, gratis
1y23 JOHN. Ii. KIMBALL, Agent for Bath.
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No. 8.
Continued from last 1Ueek.
r. r. R.-DISCOVERY NO. 8

r. r. R.-DISCOvERY NO. g.
WAYS REGULATORS.
THE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF RAD
WAY CO.
One REGULATOR is sufficient to regulate the Bowels
Liver, and Pancreas to healthy discharge
tions.
Two will insure pleasant discharge from the bowels
a regular period Of time every day.
-Four to six will purge thoroughly all corrupt and acrimo-
NOUS humOrs from the almentary canal
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10 Capt F. K. Harding has resigned the
command of the City Grays. The duties Of
Captain will now devolve on 1t. Richardson.
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Important to Ship Masters.

WE you'd call the attertion pf all ship masteFS a
w Ed>on's new Double Acting Force Pump, rs sppo.
thing ey before offered to the public for amy
and all situations where Force Pump is needed hey
especially recommended ships Head Pump, ag
they take up very tile space, and are less liable than
any other pump gel out Of repajr WHICH very
rous objection 10 lie PumI,s now in use They will
throw two of water if desired, and will do more
execution Of fire than any other Pump Of the size
in
One can be on board new ship Vim. NJ. Rogers,
Cay wants Water Boat, the store 81 the snbscrh
Der, sole agent for Bath.
IL L. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
IL 1894 OZ%
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TwiggS Hair Dye and Tonic.

IN IL best articien use forrestorIng gray hair roiI
L orginaI color and for the prevention and cure o
badness prepare and for sale bv
J MATHEWS.
Bath. March % 1853. Sugadahock Building.
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lust received from New Bedford, ) bills Blea ched
y spring Sperm Oil; 10 bbls bieached spring Whale
OIL; boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamantine. do.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Woodsai and Pollard
brands. For sale by d. h l. .PATTEN.
May17. As
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Picked up.

plCkED up and brought into Small Point harbor. by
IALLMAN LOWELL, and others, two buoys, one an
iron buoy with or fathoms Of chain attached it.
other WOOD painted with about 10 fahoms of chain
attached.
Dec, Z, 1854 aw06k
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II The Hon. Sam'l Houston was baptised
BY immersion, at Independence, in Texas, on
the l4th uli, and joined the Baptist Church.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21

e There is good sleighing hereabouts just
now
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- This is the shortest day in the year.
Look out for cold snap soon.
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CoLD-The mercury in this city run down
to degrees below 0 on Wednesday morning.