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because II secures equaltybseause ID gives the s.m
rights TO aubeeanse makes OF the masses North ana
south one droheyhocdg We might reasonably ash n
their fathers at Trenton at Valley Forge Yorktown al
Saratoga and at New Orleans asked who the brave sol
der was that fought by their sidewheher he had grown
up under a southern or a northern san We might as
well ask II Warren feared Washington because he was
Virgnan or Jefferson quarreed with Hancock because
Massachusetts, had sent him 70 pledge his life ortuae and
sacred honor for bis country.
Armed, then, with this principle the democracy NAV
well laugh at the boasts and the brutaes of the abolition
press They may eagerly await the hour of conflict and o.
trial and they may rely now, heretofore, upon The
fact that wherever they have truly deserved they
have not been long in achieving it,
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SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1864.
SPEECH OF GEN. cAss.

The speech the veteran senator from Michigan the
evening before the final passage of the Nebraska bso
warmly applauded by friend and fowi be found in this
mornings Union No less sound and instructive in It's
positions than humorous and classic in It's language and
illusions il adds wreath to the Of states
man who 80 happily blends the scholar and the democrat
in all that he writes and speaks.
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Times In giving account Of the bombsrdmen of Odessa
says:
When within about 1000 yards each steamer delivered
'he re OF her enormous guns then wheeled round 10 cir
ce OF about half mile in diameter each linking M the
nfe IN succession Thus they kept wheeling and twisting
eoou' IKE SO many walters One Of the English steamers
was SCI on hire by the redhot shot from the fortress but
'oe nre was got under without much damage The dock
yaro Wn'cn was set on IRE burnt for days and
pghis and vast amount of naval been
destroyed During the fight Russian rigate was set on
hre and blew up WITH IT Is thought great loss Of lfp
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Hon Sam Houston, who has been for weeks absent
on a visit to Texas, returned TO Washington yesterday
He has taken lodgings at Wizards Hotel
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Charles Gardiner, formerly of Washington city was
among those wounded by the explosion OF the steamer Ga
zee near Oregon City, Oregon Territory the Sd Of
April His arm was broken and he slightly scalded
but at last accounts was doing we'll
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To SIDNEY WEBSTER 49, H& x =
The is progressing and not likely to close till Thurs
day. Then armed resistance is Indicated But two city
companies duty Tho marshal has all the armed posse he
More will be needed to execute the extradton
ordered Can the necessary Of the city military be
paid called out by the mayor at the marshas request
This alone will prevent arising under second section
of act of 1896, when it will be too late to act
f9t t Hsf B. +, HALLETT.
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Candelabra.

Candelabra were objects of great importance
in ancient art They were originally used as
candlesticks; hut, after oil was introduced,
they were used 10 hold lamps, and stood on the
ground, being very tall, from four to seven feet
in height. The simplest candelabra were of
wood; others were very splendid, both in ma
terial and in their ornaments. The largest
candelabra, placed in temples and palaces, were
OF marble, with ornaments in relief, and fas-
tened 10 The ground. There are several spec-
mems in the Museum Clemeniiun, at Rome
These large candelabra were also affairs Of in
cense, the carving showing to what god they
were dedicated. They were also given as
offerings, and were then made of finer metals,
and even precious stones. Candelabra were
also made of baked earth, but they were mostly
of elegantly wrought bronze. They consisted
of three parts Il, the feet; 2, the shaft; g.,
the plinth, with the tray, upon which the lamp
was placed. The base generally consisted Of
animals feet, ornamented with leaves. The
shaft was huted and on the plinih often stood
a figure holding the top, generally in the shape
of vase, and on which rested the tray. The
branching candelabra are valuable as works Of
art, and also those where the shaft is formed
by statue, bearing a torchlike lamp, and each
arm holding plate for lamp. Another kind
of candelabrum is called lampadaril. These
were in the form of pillars, with arms OF
branches from which the lamps hung by chains.
In the iiuseo Elrusco Gregariana, at Rome,
are foriy-three candelabra, Of various forms,
which were excavaled at Cervetri. Some have
smooth. and some have huied shafts, and on
which is represented climbing animal, ser
pen', lizard, weasel, or cat following cock
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Eating and Drinking.

/ believe that unwarranted and monsirOus
errors are propagated. by different writers, on
the subject Of food and drink Each man has a
within or hobby, so that it has at length come
to the point that if a man will live beautifully
to great age, say hundred years, he must
eat nothing but grapes and drink nothing but
rainwater. The gentleman who advocates the
grape diet contends that wheat bread ough; not
to be eaten, and that il has 100 much earth in
it, and tends 10 stilTen mans joints and
muscles half century sooner than if he sub
sisted on grapes. There are certain districts
in the United States where new notions Of
every description flourish with amazing vigor,
as far as the number of converts are concerned |;
among these mere notions are the injurious
effects of tea and coffee as daily drink.
think that it is demonsIrable that a srgle cup
OF weak tea or coffee al a meal, especially in
persons of weekly habit or constitution, is
far more heallhful than 2 glass Of cold water.
lea and coffee doubtless do injure some people
that is some persons may not be able to drink
them without lis being followed by some dis
comfort SO will even water, if used too fire.
quenily and think it will he found thai, in
nearly every such case of observation-disclosures
after cup Of tea or coffee, this condition Of
'hlnsS mas zee" brought about by too free use
OF these articles, or that the tone Of the s,om,ch
has been impaired BY impruper eating.-MHs
Journal Of Health.
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How TO MAKE BLUE WASH FOR w,,,a
Take pound Of lump blue vlrol, pound i,
in mortar as fine as possible, and dissolve in
two quarts Of rain water. Stake three quarts
OF lime, and when cold pour in The blue wafer
by degrees, and you can make the wash Of any
lint you may desire. Stir with metal spoon
and use not wooden but an earthen vessel for
mixing the vitriol water and lime in. as wood
affects the color injuriously. To cover smoke
and other impurities, first apply Goa, or two
of common white wash.
A yellow wash for walls is made BY taking
a quarter of posnd Of chrome yellow, quar-
ter of pound of gum senegal and two pounds
Of whiting These, dissolved in pure rain
water and treated as above described for blue
viiriol, will form an excellent yellow wash.
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NEW SPRING GOODS /!

OPENING this morning, large assortment or new and
" desirable Spring Goods, such rs Plaid Dress SiIka
some beautiful patterns, new style Plaid NJ de LaneS
les Brk Silks, &c. Please cali at the Granite store ana
examine. OWEN 90
March p. "a
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The man who saw the joke, unquestionablY
used spy glass. His sister was good deal
injured by the discharge Of her lover. His
cousin raised his wages with derrick. An
other was injured by running against the wind.
His wife often floats on the wings Of magma
ton. Her sister, last Sunday, got up to her
neck in the drift of a sermon. Some remarks
offered by her uncle were not taken. A friend
Of the family who was in hopes, has taken a
iaunt to the suburbs. Nice people, those
But they have moved away from where they
live now.
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Effects Of the Great California Medicine in cur
ing a Lady Of Cauker and Sal Rteum.
nct 0Ist
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Oh Mase.
The Topic Of the Day.
A COMPLAINT BY AN OLD FooY.

For PHYS sake can no one hit
On some new theme for conversation;
Something to let us rest a bit
From this eternal botheration
About the eastern question, and
It's various probable solutions,
Something to rid us out of hand
or the one topic now tho Roosh'nsf
This topic haunts me day and night,
No single hour goes by without IL;
The milkman comes before it's light.
Ard tells the housemaid all about it.
ring the bell, the servant brings
Hot water for the morris additions,
Then through the keyhole loudly sings,
Sir, hare you heard about the Roosh'nsF
Enraged, down to breakfast sit
There'lies I'm its most constant reader)
The Times-I dare not open it.
know the subject OF the leader
A knock comes-I am told it is
A man collecting contributions;
For whom: The wives and families
Of those who've gone to fight the Roosh'ns
/ 60 to town, and want to know
If funds are up, and how to rate 'em;
I'm answered, Well, 1 think they're low
But hare you read the Ultimatums
try again. l ask, How fare
The ministerial resolutions
On the reform bill: Eth oh they're
Postponed until we've thrashed the Roosh'ns
60 into an inn to dine,
The waiter comes all prim and smirky,
And says their poultry's very fine,
The Gar has not attacked their Turkey.
In the next box overhear
A talk of Austrians and of Proosh'ns:
I'm pleased, another topics here;
No. It's but Will they help the Roosh ms ]:
The question haunts me every way,
Even the boy that sweeps my Office
Young rascal asked me t'other day
To tell him who Prince Menschikoff is.
In reading rooms nought else is read;
In scientific institutions
Science is set asidc-instead,
Folks lecture all about the Roosh ms /!
cannot sleep wink all night;
feel that am daily sinking;
I've lost my health and appetite
The worry's driven me to drinking.
feel that soon 1 shall be free
From all these daily prosecutions:
An inquest soon will sit on me
The verdict, Bored to death by Roosh'ns /.
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FleAUD!

LLwho want AXES X the real CuLLfvs Co make should
"a be particular 70 notice the stamps there are various
countereits and limitations stamped Collins, ami labelled
much like ours, which irauiuenty IN some parts "
the United states as manufacture. They made
different parts Of the country ~ various aNenake and
are generally % very inferior quality. The genuine Collins
axes which have acquired such extensive reputation
are invariably stamped COLLINS & 60. HARTFORD. r
and each axe has printed label with my signature. II
now more than TWENTY-FIVE since the
business with the stamp of "Coins CO Hartford" and
do not know Of any other axenaker ~ the ~ Collins
in the United States. SAM. W. COLLINS
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L0R THE HAIR-Among the many preparations for
the growth Of the HAIR this GOLDEN GLOSS takes the
lead. Three will be given why il Is universally
used and preferred to all others. list, Because it has
proved the eectual in Badness. DID, Because u i'm
parts beautiful dark gloss and delightful perfume to the
Hair. Sd, Because the Ladies, with fine discrimination
which they all possess have adopted it. Many other
could be given why is great favore, but those
who want have only give it trial. Price rs cts
in large bottles For Sale by Druggists and Sorekeepes
everywhere.
W G. HURD, PROPRIETOR, 3O4 Broadway, New York.
Large Discount to Merchants 6m22.
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Ellis.
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Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

FARMERS, Families and others can purchase Remedy
4 equal to DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT, for
Dysenery Collie, Group Chronic Rheumatism Sore Throat
Toothache, Sea Sickness Cuts, Burns Sweings, Bruises
Old Sores Headache Mosquito Bites Pains in the Limbs
Chest, Back. etc.
Ifit does not give relief the money will be refunded all
that Is asked is fair trial. and it according to the d
rectons.
1t is an English Remedy, and was used by William Nv
late King of England, and certified by him, fo
Rheumatism when everything else had failed.
Over 10000000 bottles have been sold in the United
States without single failure and many have stated tina
they would not be without lift $40 per bottle in
Of Group, as it is as certain as it is applied.
1t Cholera when first taken in few hours Dyscn
terry in half hour Toothacle in five minutes IL IL per
fecty innocent to take internally, and Il recommends,
by the most eminent physicians in the United States
Price % and so cents
DIR. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
and relating tIc wonderful accomplished by
his Linment but considers warrantng sufficient any
person who does not obtain relief need not pay for it,
DR.. Tobias has put up HORSE LINAMENT in pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better than amy
other for Choc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls Swclings
Cuts Bruises, etc.
Price 80 cents. DIR. Tobass Office 20 Greenwich street
New York.
Por sale in Bath, By A. q. PAGE, and \. k Ellis
WORTH 1y3I
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They have some queer jurymen in Iowa.
a few days since an old topper died rather sud-
denly-the coroner, in consequence, held an
inquest--listened 10 the testimony of physi-
cian-and was about rendering verdict wa.
ter on the BRAIN when Mr.. Slocum PePPle-
bodis, riz to object. Mr.. Coroner, l have
known the deceased for ten mortal years, and
know he has never seen a sober moment in
all that time. To say that such man can
die of water on the brain is therefore Did
nonsense. II cant be did Cause why +
He never took any into his system. The true
verdict, Mr.. Coroner, should be, gin, rum, OF
brandy on the brain, but as cannot get such
verdict, l am willing to split the difference
-compromise-and bring in verdict as fol
lows "Died from the effects Of brandy and
water on the brain."' The compromise was
agreed to and the verdict is part and parcel
of the recorded doings in Iowa.
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Whoever is apt to hope good from others, is
diligenl to please them but he that believes
his powers strong enough to force his own way
commonly tries only 10 please himself.
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LARGE assortment of Cooking, Paror Store Stoves
q of the most approved patterns selling by the sub
scribers at GREATLY REDUCED prices
Also, constantly hand, Coal Hods Shovels Sifters
Stove Funnel Sad Irons, Tin Copper Ware Of every
description, and all other articles usually kept in Hard
store. MITCHELL & LOW
Bath, June 10, 1858. so
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Music Lessons.

MISS JULIA NJ. TALLMAN, will give lessons on the
wi Piano Forte and Organ.
Bath Nov. 1858.
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All Diseases ofSea-farimr Men
PREPARED BY
G.. MORSE & CO..
DR.. CONINE'S SYRUP OF
GINSENG g. MALVA,

THIS Compound, established in universal faFor 81
its great and acknowledged merit is used in every FAM
iy and recommended by all physicians. This medicine iS
based upon recipe produced China by DIR. CONNIE the
celebrated oriental traveller Its wonderful properties for
Purifying the Blood and in all complaints OF BIIiouB
character are everywhere acknowledged For Tnf0nm0
ton Of the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood Bronchitis and every
disease Of the vital organs this great remedy is without
parallel For Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough, and all
Diseases Of the Throat, it is and prompt Id
possesses the remarkable Of Dissovng Loosening
the throat, and without question Natures potent
remedy for CONSUMPTION, and all Diseases that arise
from Coughs and neglected Colds 1t has cured Cankery
Salt Rheum Eryspeas and Scrofua-dseases which have
deed the power Of other medicines have yielded to this
II is pleasant and palatabe, and Restorer Of Appe
e, it stands unrvaled. 1t has been equaed
Dyspepic Remedy and for Irritation Of the Nerves. Low
Of Spirits Headache, IL cure. The ntercs
ting history Of the Ginseng &C., is to be had in pamphlets
gratis. The Compound is contained in QUART BorTLKs
One Dollar Bottle-SiN Bottles for IS. 90.
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Coal Cooking Stoves.

Of superior quality expressly fitted r burning COAL tho
- equally well adapted wood also furnished with
style Of ware which passes off into the all the steam
Generatedb by boiling and frying Please call and examine
at ii. H. CHAMBERLAIN'S Rogers Block.
August
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TwiggS Hair Dive and Tonic.

THE best article in for restoring gray hair tois
Il original color aud for The prevention and cure OF
badness. prepared and for sale by
}. MATHEWS,
BaIh. March %. 1853. SagadahOck Binding.
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Valuable House Lets for Sale.

GO HOUSE LOTS, comprised in that tract Of land
OO known as The Sewal file d, lying between High and
Lincoln and north of Green street. offered for
sale
AZ Of these lots, lying north OF contemplated street
go feet wde which be located through the centre,
extending from Lincoln High street, into which
II will open near the house of Judge Smith, and cOntnn
with Oak street. SIS feet de by rods deep and
the remaining 90 lots lying between the above mentioned
and Green street, IS feet wide, and rods
Deep all of which laid right angles with the
streets and therefore give ample for commodous
dwelling and all other necessary buildings togcth
with garden spot sufficiently large.
These the most valuable building lots now within
the limits OF the city and the whole field, any
Der of lots down one be purchased reasonable
terms. Title undoubted.
Further information respecting them be obtained
on inquiring of DIR PAYNE, Middle street, or of Rev
s. F. Dixie, High street. 27tf
Bath Dec 90. 1858.
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Oil and Candles.

lust received from New Bedford, bbIs Blc.ched
q <pring Sperm Oil 10 bbS bIeached spring Whale
OIli boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamauline, do
Observation-Disclosures Wood gate; a nd Pollard
brands For sale by d. II l.. PATTEN.
Nav
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Paw UP.

IL persons indebted the subscriber whose accounts
have been standing six MONTHS requested to call
and settle without delay
80 W HAWTHORNE
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"READ'S"
Improved Portable Range.

For Burning Wood or Coal!
A CKN0WLEDGED by all to be the best Range in use
"A for economy and convenience. Also Barstows Banner
Cook Stoves for burning Coal Wood together with
large assortment Of Cooking and Parlor Stoves Open
Crates, Pre Frames and Franklin Stoves Parlor Coal
Stoves, beautiful article of Open Crates, with ovens
Bryant Hermans Furnacefor sale the lowest prices
by ii. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Bath Oct 10.
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PIANO FORTES.
Buck Wheat. HOminy,

WHEAT Greats Extry Famia Flour in bbls and bags,
w Wheat Meal RYE and Meal for sale at the
tore, BY 20 A. y. PAGE.
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CONSU MPTION!

TIE above Expectoran prepared by experienced Ply
= stefan and Chemist, has become standard Pre-
paration, and is offered for the complete OF those dis
eases Of the THROAT, and LUNGS, whch, II neglected.
usually terminate fatally in CONSUMPTION. II contains
no Opium C0fonei any mineral whatever, but 10
posed entirely Of those Roots Herbs and Vegetable SUB
stances which have specific influence upon the Lungs ana
their connected organs Its immediate effect allay
irritation and gently the phlegm and other morbid
secretons from the throat and Apassages thus relieving
the Cough by subduing the Inflammation and other
which give rise to it. It is approved Of and recommended
by Physicians Of the highest sanding and may be given
with perfect safety to the youngest child the most deli
cate female.
Prepared by A. L. SC0VILlL 4 CO., Gothic Hall, Ne
316 Broadway, New-York
New England Depot-BURR PERRY, No. COrnhn
Boston, Mass.
Sold in Bath by A. G. PAGE; Topsham, r. T. Lttlefed;
Brunswick, Vim. Baker; Wiscasset u. Dana; Damaris-
Gotta, e. Dana, Jr; Bowdoinham G. T. Tinker; Lisbon Fac
tory, J. q. Tebbitt 6m9S
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INSURANCE.
The Franklin Marine Il Fire In.
SUrancc Company, New York.

Capital and Surplus $3.50, 24O,51.
THIS company has its capital in good securities
ding to law, and will take MARINE and FIRE Risks 70
an amount not exceeding $4,000, on any one Risk.
The undersigned the authorized agent is prepared
take risks and issue Policies at reasonable any
other sound company
All losses sustained under policies issued BY this Com
pany will be promptly adjusted and paid
Open policies issued on cargo and freight
j. S. SEWALL,, Agent for Bath.
March 11th 1854. 3m39
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Genuine Patent Medicines.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN Sugar Coated, Old PARIS, Jaynes
w Ayers, Deans Rheumatic, Lees Hobensacks, Nc
amens, Pasters, Pain Killers, &C., &c, for sale at tn,
new store by 80 A. G PAGE.
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Mems Winter Caps
GOLD cheap by L. s. FISHER
y Fsb. Z
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Pocket Cutlery, RazOrs, sc.

TI,HElatest and most approved Patent For sale by
z. HYDE & Co., Agt's for Lincoln Count
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]. PIIILBRICK's
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No 81 Honover Street.
Under the American House, Boston.
LII New Books received az soon as published, which,
- with usual immense stock Of Standard and Miscel-
aneous Books comprising all the varieties in Ancient and
Modern Literature the largest assortment in this
CITY, Particular attention given furnishing Public and
Private Libraries, at the very lowest rates. Country
Dealers and others respectfully invited to call before
purchasing elsewhere Also splendid stock Of Letter,
Cap, Bill and Note Papers, Envelopes Blank Books &c.
Orders for Books respectfully solicited and good bargains
warranted.
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Polishing Irons,

OF the best quality just received. Also Sad Irons and
" Patent Self-heating Smoothing Irons, BY
Oct. l3 III. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Last Call.
Livery Stable.
JOHN iii. DAVIS,

HAVING purchased rhe stand lately occupIedby "
Ill w Wilson, aud united with his own stock, IaieIy
kept al The f;or House Sable,i is prepared 70
\ FLEA ~ for Horses and Carriages.
Ordersefi The Sagadlhock House or atthe Stable
on GENRE Street WILDE promptly aiigndedto
Bath, Aug 80, 1852. lni