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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOAIOn-Ar 21st, sch Good Hope, Phipsburg.
Ar 22d, sch Henry A, Waldoboro.
Cid brig Louis Walsh, Eaton, Jacksonville schr Peru
William, Bath
Holmes HOIe-Ar 20th sch G L Allen, Rhoads New
York for Bath.
New OPIeans-Below 18th, new ship Vim NJ Rogers,
Thompson, from Bath
lowed to 10th, ship Ocean Home.
AID ships Samaritan for Liverpool nearly all cargo en-
gaged Rome and Geo Paten for Havre wig 800 bales;
bark Gen Cobb for New York, wig 200 bbIs molasses
Towed to It'll bark J w Coffin.
Adv ship American, Seavey, for Baltimore 18th.
Cid 18th, ship w Stanley, Nette, Liverpool.
Ar 19th ships RapPahannock, Gushing, New York; Ze-
nobia, Drummond, Philadelphia q
MObiIe-Ar 14th bark Benz Adams, Merryman, Dos
ton.
Cid 14th ship Samuel Dunnng skolfeld, Liverpool; sch
Mary Wise, Crockett, Havana.
Savannah-Ar 18th, ship Charter Oak Houdette,
Bath.
CharIessOn-Ar 18th, ship John Frazier, Herbest,
Cardiff.
PhiIadeIphin-Up brig VIM Crawford, Perry, for
Havana Goth
New YOrk-Ar 10Th sch Gold Hunter, Terry, Rock
land Goth, ship Helen Cooper, Cardiff.
Ar 10Th, schs W Woodbury., Manning, and Ann Denman
Getchel, Rockland
Cid sch 0rrn Cowl Smith, Boston.
Ar 2st, ships Hannah Croker, Peters, Leghorn Eu-
terpe, (new) Aver Rockland.
Below ships Vim Tapscot FIN Liverdool; Northampton,
FIN Antwerp.
Ar 2ls ship Masonic, Sturgis Rotterdam; 22d, ships
Iowa, Pettes, Legho; Approde, Harding Havana; Kate
Swanton, Masters, New Orleans.
PrOVidence-Below2 1st, ship Josephine, Borhholm
FIN Glasgow.
New LOndOn-Ar 18th, sch BENZ Franklin, Of and
from Bath for New York
GIOuccstcr-Ar 18th. sch Hope and Susan, Boston
for Bath 10th, brig Metaack, Skofed, Boston for Both
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Martiu9rs.

nths city, Christmas evening, by Rev. John o. Fske
Mr. George > Drummon of this city, to Miss Eliza Spin
ney of Arrowsc; Mr.. James E. Young to Miss Mary A..
Delano, both of this city.
In this city, at Grace Church. Christmas evening by
Rev. Mr.. Wiley Maj CHARLES BoDFsH collector of this
port, to ABBA L. daughter of Hon. DAVID BRoNsoN all of
this city.
In this city, goth ns Mr.. James E. Mackin to Miss
Mary King.
In Bowdoinham oath inst, Mr. Henry Wright Of Lewis
ton, to Miss Marian Ann Shelton Of b.
In Augusta, John II. Kicker to Mrs. Ellen McDavit.
In Manchester 14th, Hiram Mariner, of Augusta, to
Miss Rachel S. Hill.
In Winthrop, Edward r. Spear, OF Rockland to Miss
Ellen c. Hams
In Boothbay, Nelson Harding to Miss Angelina Reed.
In Rocland, Isaiah Hail. Jr to Miss Sarah Ellen Saun-
ders; C. G. Sloan, of Lyme n H. Miss Sarah f. Temple
Of Rockland; Edward H. Bartlett to Mary Z. Lawson.
In Newburyport Capt Ebenezer Ames to Miss Catherine
b. Hutchins Of Rockland.
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Powder.

FIIE subscriber has hand, and will constantly
l. supplied with BLASTING POWDER which he offers for
FUSE. WILLARD WALKER
Bath May II. 1853. soft
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Brig Cohen which ashore on Ram Island ledge,
hoated off night Of 18th inst and brought anchor
eve of 10TH near the Cape Light, below Portland.
Ship Hannah Croker Of Bath, New York from Leg
horn days of lon IS, in strong gales; lost
and split sails &c.
Brig Havana, Of Boohbay, Reed from guano Island in
Caribbean for Baltimore, spoken 22d ut, by ship
Currituck at B. dismasted 10th in whirwnd, with jury
mass rugged, and making for St Thomas which she would
probably reach in on 7 pays.
ship Horatlo, at New York FIN Shanghai, had heavy
gales from 3Oth ult to 4th inst, lost sails &c,
Sch Mara Capt Sylvester, of the port from Boston for
for Bath went ashore Cape NeddOck in a squall
on Friday last and supposed will be total loss Mr..
Folsom, the mate, drowned, and the the
were saved although less frost bitten. The Maria
belonged to Arthur Donnel and others Of this city.
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: HoHoway,s Pills, a Certain and EfectuaI
Remedy for Indigestion and Disordersa LiUer
Mr. Bastock, druggist, Of Ashionunder-
Lyme, states, that person with whom he is
well acquainted, has received a most astonish-
ing cure BY the use of Holloway's Pills. For
months he was afflicted with severe pains in
the stomach, chest, and liver, which entirely
prevented him following his business. He
avaiIed himself Of the advice Of most Of the
medical men in the neighborhood, without
deriving any benefit from their treatment He
then determined on giving Holloway's Pills, a
trial, and this medicine had the effect of affur-
ding immediate relief, and finally restoring him
to perfect health.
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A WONDERFUL CAT. A correspondent in
forms us that cat belonging to Mr.. Henry
Bradley, of Holmes Hole, few nights since,
on discovering the fre-board to be on fire,
Immediately removed small kitten to an ad-
joining room, and made her way into the
chambers, and after a number Of unsuccessful
attempts to arouse the sleepers, succeeded in
attracting their attention, who, upon following
her down stairs, found the room full of smoke.
The fre-board was burnt to ashes, and the
mantel-piece considerabl injured The fire
was soon extinguished. t. Vineyard Ga~.
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- Capt Samuel Snow had narrow es-
cape on Thursday last. He was riding along
Centre Street towards his home at ordinary
speed, and when almost on TO the railroad
track discovered the outward bound train Just
upon him. He refined his horse round quickly,
and the frightened animal rushed in between
the track and the fence,-a space just wide
enough TO admit the sleigh, and sprang across
the ditch near Browns stable, leaving the cap
tain and portion Of the sleigh remaining,
in the ditch. Capt. Snow, we are glad to
state was not much hurt.
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Young Amerfca-Wide Awake.

lust call in at the store Of T. s. FISHER where you can
y get just the Hat You bargain. lie has just
received stock.
Sept. &c, 1854 10
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GREAT FIRE AT ELLSWORTH Friday
evening last at 5 I2 o'clock, fire broke out
IN the West India and Dry Goods store of Asa
Edwards, on Main street, which was consumed
with considerable portion of the stock The
flames then spread to the Harness & Saddlery
shop OF Henry Rollins, and thence TO the
Bookstore OF James Osgood, in which the Tel
egraPh office was situated, by which the line
was temporarily broken. The large West In
dia and Dry Goods store of Henry Whiting
was next consumed.
ings The cold was intense and the flames
spread with great rapdity. Over the store of
Asa Edwards family resided, and we under
stand that Charles Lowell, Esq, occupied the
second story Of Osgood's bookstore, as a resi-
dence. bangor Journal.
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TUSTreceivsd from New Bedford, bbis Blea ched
d spring Sperm Oil; 10 bbls bIeached spring Whale
OIL; ) boxes Wax Candles; 10 boxes Adamanjne do,
L Observation-Disclosures, Wonds ate and Pollard
brands. For sale by d. 4 L.PATTEN.
Mavl7 "a
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LINCOLN ss-At Probate Court held at Wiscasset on
the fourth day of December, A. ID. 1854.
ORDERED. That ELIZABETH S. BRYANT Admins
- tratrix Of the Estate of Orlando Bryant late of West
Bath in said Comfy deceased notify the Heirs at law and
Creditors of said deceased and all persons Interested that
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 And also at
said Court the Widows Petition for Allowance will be
considered Notice given by publishing an attested
copy of this order in the Eastern Times three weeks sue
cessivey before said Court of Probate Given under my
hand this fourth day December in the year our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty four.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Copy Attest d. FooTE, JR., Register.
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Ladies' Cloths.
Boys Boots.

A LII Wool, Silk and Wool and Cotton and Wool, of al
II shades, received by J. T. GILMAN.
Oct II.
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SUICIDE. A man named Peter Rowe, hung
himself Thursday morning, on board the brig
Allston, of Bangor, Capt. Albert R. Wyman,
master. Deceased was steward of the brig.
He was called up about five O'Clock, made a
fire in the cabin stove, and went on deck
The mate went on deck at about six, and saw
deceased standing on the deckoad, near the
fore shrouds. Spoke to him, and asked him
what he was doing there; received no answer,
he asked him again, and afterwards went to
him, and found that he had hung himself by
the neck, with piece of rope, to the shrouds.
He was dead.-Pon Adcertiser
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watches and JeWeIry.
CHOICE articles, cheaper than ever byJ 7. GILMAN.
~ Dec TO-
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MAIL Observation-Disclosures S. Deputy
Marshal Dearborn of Exeter, N. H., passed
through this city Thursday, on his way to
Concord, having in custody Oliver B, Howe,
postmaster at Shelburne, N. H., who stands
arrested on suspicion of extracting money
from the mails passing through his office.
Mr.. Howe has been postmaster at Shelburne
about years, during nearly all which time
he has been suspected of the crime for which
he is now under arrest, and proofs of which
have been gradually and surely accommodating
against him. He has been the Treasurer of
Coos County, and was man of property and
standing in the community where he resided.
--POrtiand Ado.
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O. We confess that we are gratifed at the
ground which Col. Benton has taken in con-
gress as TO the admission of new states into the
Union. His position is directly against the
platform of the fusion party or the wing par
tv as 10 the admission of states. No more in
sidoBs and alarming doctrine has been broach-
ed at the north than that of the proposed re-
striction of sovereign state, which is involved
in the principle of no more slave states = and
the sooner it is abandoned entirely, the better
it will be for the harmony Of the Union.-BoS-
ton Post
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Cumberland Coal.

GOOD assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf Boots JUS
n received by J. w. ROBERTS.
July Is.
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0tutbs.

In this city, Goth inst Letta Harrington aged IS years
In this city, Dec 21st Anna Montgomery Fogerty, aged
years and months.
In this city, 23d inst, Revere A. Marble aged years
months.
In Rockland, Calvin Tolman, aged IS years.
In Read6eld 10th inst Mrs Lavina Swanton aged SO,
In Damariscotta, Mrs Calisla Averil aged 49,
In Newcastle Miss Elizabeth Emerson, aged Is.
III Bristol, Mrs. Nancy Ceeman aged "a
In Augusta, Mrs. Mary A. Shaw, aged 6S; Mrs. Mary
Tibbets, aged 2Si Joel Savage, aged 70.
On board Ship RUSSELL her passage from New Orleans
70 Havre, ofyeow fever July a. Mr. Charles +. Jack, Of
Topsham, aged 81.
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18th Of January, 1858,

u large number already engaged. Many of the
Lots these sold for from 400 600 per
advance the price for which these Lots sold
showing that the purchase will be good investment
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY SIS. payable in in
stalments Of So each, will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS
20 by 100 feet lying together FARM of from to 20
These lots beautifully located at w OOdia
Long Island where church and schoohouse, and
plumber of private dwellings, stOres wor-shops and fac
tories, have already been erected several
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 of
family circle be fully realized and where $4,000 build
ing lots and about 600 farms have lately been sod and
sales daily being individuals who, after careful
examination of its location and ascertanng the quality OF
the SOIL selecting Farms for agricultural purposes being
confident that land cheap and calculated to
rapidly in value be had within 90 miles Of the city
This land would have been all taken years back but has
been enaed the last century, and completely
locked for upwards Of hundred yearssince which
large sales have been made, and where the wild deer
roamed large may be beautiful cottages and
cultivated fields waving with the abundant productions of
mother EARTH
This is of the best opportunities now offered to those
of small means who are destitute Of home of their own
purchase one for mere tre also few Farms
ing each five and acres, and upwards, at from $25
S35 per
II All persons wishing to avail themselves of the OPP
portunity offered procure fine Farm splendid
Building Lot near the Empire City, should make mme-
date application, they nearly all disposed Of APP
ply to CHARLES WOOD 20S Broadway, corner of Fulton
street, N. ", where maps and pamphlets be had,
sent if required by mall gratis.
1y23 JOHN. III. KIMBALL, Agent for Bath.
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Call and see

THE largest and best assortment lenery Embroder-
and Fancy goods offered in the city and at the
lowest prices, at
Mrs. ROuSe'S. on Centre st.
Inquire for any article usually kept at such storesyou
scarcely fai ofbeing suited
Mrs. Rouse will be happy show her pattern Bon
opened of helates Styles also Cloak and Cape
patterns and will be pleased all orders nrusted
to her, to the best of her ability.
Bath, Oct. IL, 1854. is
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Cigars and Tobacco.


A FEW thousand CIGARS. Call in and try some ofthe
q at the store Of A. I. ROBINSON.
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OF every kind and quality at very low prices.
1OSIorv. %loveS.
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AUDAcIoUs VnLAlNY.-A few evenings
since, highly respectable young lady took a
hack in company with other passengers, at
one of the railroad stations for her residence
up town, and was driven, after the setting
down Of her companions, as she was led to be-
lleve, longer than was necessary for her TO
reach her home. Becoming alarmed, she cal
led to the driver 10 stop, which he refused to
do amid gross and vulgar profanity but upon
her reiterating outcrIes, he told her he would
set her down for fifty cents. Glad of escape
at this or any other price, amid cursing and
Vulgarity she was let out in Commercial street,
and alone and unfriended she sought her home
a mile distant. 1t is pity the rascal could
not be identified. - Boston Ia
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A good Article
OF Mems Custom made French Calf Boots suitable for the
" season. can be had Of j. w. ROBERTS.
Nov. T. 1854.
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BITTEN BY MAD DoG.-The St. Johns
bury Caledonian learns from private letter,
that Rev. Samuel Worcester, the devoted mis-
sionary among the Cherokees, was bitten in
the arm by dog supposed to be rapid, some
time in the early part of last monrh The re-
suits Of the bite, it was feared, might prove
serious.
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Good Wool FlammeAS
EOR IL to IS cents, by J. 7. GILMAN.
IL Dec. 10.
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erslan JIOths II y 70 q 50
Thibets & LyOncsc Cloths !
White Goods 4! 4!

at prices never before equaled in Bath.
Alpaccas and DeBages II IL to 81 IL cents.
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- The following members from Maine
have been appointed by the Speaker, on the
Standing Committe Of the House of Represen-
tatives:
COmmerce-Mr. Fuller Chairman
MdnatactWes-M Mayall.
Miiitid-Mr. Benson.
NdUal AfdrS-Mr. Mcdonald.
TeYYitOr1es-Mr Farley
Revolutionary Pensions Washburn.
Expenditures IN p. 0. Dp't-Mr. Benson.
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EASTERN TIMES
81 MARINE JOURNAL. IS

e M ~, no Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
St; I; fa bi u packets from Bath to Boston, Capt.
Ss s 10Y SHOWN as an experienced merchant and
shPmaster formerly Of this city All business entrusted
TO MN W De ae1aed to with prompness and despatch
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They are sure to do You geOd |!
For they are composed Of Vegetables.

NATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
" remedy for all diseases arising from disor
derod Of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn,
Loss of Appetite, Sleepiness Jaundice Headache Cos
tlveness, Female Diseases,
As "A spring and summer medicine it has equal, sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted
Sold in Bath, by DR.. J. MATHEWS and N. X. ELS
WORTH. 49H
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A gentleman writing from Onondaga Coun-
ty, to friend in Buffalo, says that snow fell
to the depth of four feet Whereabouts, week be-
fore last, and that in the town of De Witt, a
flock Of ninety sheep was showed under. The
neighbors turned out en- masse to hunt for the
sheep, but, after looking four or FIVE days,
were compelled to abandon the search.
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pICKED up and brought into Small Point harbor. by
l. TALLMAN LOWELL and others, two buoys one an
iron buoy with fthoms of chain attached TO it. the
other wood painted red with about Is fthoms Of chain
attached.
Dec. I, 1854 3w06A
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BETTER TINES The New York Journal
of Commerce says There is better tone OF
feeling in the money market, and those who
are gifted profess 10 be able to see their way
out of our present difficulties. The banks are
rich, having now fully $4,000, 900 in specie,
and would discount more literally if the right
kind Of paper were offering. The most pres
sing of their customers are those for whom
they have already done all they wish to risk on
particular signatures
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Important to Ship Masters.

w r would cal the attention of all ship IL
w Edson's Double Acting Force Pump, supc~
or thing before offered 10 the public for
and all stuntiOns where Force Pump is needed. hey
especially recommended a. ships Head Pump,
they up very tile space, and less liable than
any other pump get Of repair; which is very
rious nIjectlon to The Pumps in use They will
throw of water if desired, and will do
execution in Of fire than other Pump Of the sire
One can he on board new ship VIM M. Rogers,
Ca, Water Boat, the Of the subscrl~
beI, sole agent for Bath.
II L. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
Nov. Is 1854 o22
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01AKEN by mistake from Front Street on
Monday last, small parcel, containing par gents
SILK GLOVES The owner can have them by applying to
this office.
Dec p, 1854.
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PORT OF BATH.

crp.pro FRIDAY, Dec. %.
Brig Metallack Skolfeld, Boston.
Sch Charles, Tucker, Edgartown.
SAlLED-22d a 23d, Ship Aramede Snow, Hamblar
New Orleans; Brig Shboeth Parks New York Sch Judga
Tenney, Toothacker, Havana. @De'
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The Piano FCrtes

GOLD by SAWYER & MAGOUN acknowledged 10
y be the best manufactured in the United States
and the prices guaranteed to be low the lowest
owerthe quality Of the instruments taken into considera-
tion) what the Cry may be- Aud. heretofore
they take second hand Instruments in exchange for
ones, at fair rates.
Sept &c. 10
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% The Carrier Boy will give our patrons
in this city call on Monday next, TO wish
them g Happy New Year" He hopes to
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nTSASTERS.

The shpn the yard of James NJ Dnsmore in this city,
was sold by auction 10th by the MARSHALL for $4,000
IL Mcclellan, Esq, was the purchaser.
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Ienmanship and Book Keeping
MIR. LOTHROP

MILL organize classes in Bath for the instruction in the
w above branches the last Of this month"; previous
which, circulars will be sent to each family stating the
time, place, terms, &c.
Dec. 10, 1854. 1w27
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SPOKEN.
Nov 90 lat 49, lon o. ship st Bernard, I'm New York for
Havre.
Nov 81 lat Al Ion AZ bark Utah. Of Newcastle, Boston
for Trieste.
Nov 2S lat &c. Ion s., signazed ship White Falcon,
New Orleans for London.
Dec g. lat 81 T. Ion brig Reindeer, Coast of Africa
for New York
Dec IS, lat 80 40 lon r. ship Splendid Hig-
gins, FIN New York for Havre.
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O. Much suffering exists among the poor
of Hartford, in consequence of the incemency
of the season, the high price of provisions, and
The difficulty Of obtaining employment The
Times relates the case Of one poor woman who
was found in the net Of burning her last chair,
in order to procure little warmth
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Shawl Lost.

T OSr on High Street, Monday evening, ClIILD'S
IL SHAWL, nearly The finder will do the owner a
favor by leaving the the Office Eastern Times
Bath Dec. d.
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Tur poop.-At WILLIAMSBURG. N. Y

The PooR.-At Williamsburg, N. Y, a
soup-house has been established for the benefit
of the poor. In the same city, few days
since, respectable mechanic, out of employ
ment, who had expended his last cent for bread
for his family, applied to a neghbor for assis-
lance In the following moving strain
You must give me bread or | must steal.
am out of employment, and can find no work;
my children are crying for food, Of which thew
have had none for the last "a hours, and they
must be fed for myself | ask not would
willingly die; but oh the cry of my poor
starving children cannot endure. For Heav-
ems sake give me relief, and save them from
starving, and me from sin and shame
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New Stock Boots

JUST received Mems thick and Calf Boots to be sold low
y for cash. at store of L. S. FISHER.
Sept. 1S 1854. Is
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Wanted to Hire

A COMFORTABLE house, suitable for a small family
n situated somewhere in the vicinity Of the North Gram
mar school house. Any having such house, heal
of a tenant on applying at THIS OFFICE.
3W%
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Ho!22
Look We. Look +!

NOW is the time to purchase DRY GOODS cheap
" err than ever before offered in this city.
The Goods MUST be so the subscriber wishes close
up his business here Immediately. And if the Goods will
not bring they will be sold at loss. The articles
named below will be sold exceedingly low,
All wool Ladies' Cloth at 81 III cotton and wool do at rs
cents;
All wool Long and Square Shawls;
Cashmere Shawls warranted silk and wool 81 So former
price S10-to Sl2;
PaiS plaid striped and figured Silks at 81 12 cents per
yard;
Changable Satins at 80 cts;
Black Italian Silks at Uery I0W prices;
Ginghams 10 to Is cts former price IL IL to % cts;
Prints warranted fast cOors TO- and IL cts, former
prices II L. 10 and 81
All wool plain DeLanes at 25cts former price 42cts.
Cotton and wool g 10 1" II
10
Persian Cloths II Z" 25 so
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Such Linens Linen Covers, Napkins, Doylies Birds
Eye Linen Cheched Cambrcs, Striped do, Plain do, Mus
Inns and Lawns Of AL kinds Linen Handkerchiefs IL 2cts,
former prices 25 cts
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Our stock Of Hosiery very good and will he sold very
low We cannot stop to enunerate, but suffice it say
that stock is complete and be sold Immediately
Please call and satisfy yourselves. A. b. BUTLER
Bath Dec 20
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New plan Of OneratiOu.

DETERMINED to change his Stock often, and thus Sc
IL cure fresh and desirable articles the subscriber will in
all cases, sell any Merchandise which has been hand
three months at abso tie first cos-many articles at abso
lutte sacrifice. J. 7. GILMAN.