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The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

The bill to place ten millions of dollars
in the hands of the administration as >ser.
Tice money in the acquisition of Cuba
did not naSs
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

Some men think themselves inspired
when they are only inflated.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

IaPoRTANT The President of Chill has
issued a proclamation declaring Chill neutral
during the Eastern War.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

BE- Rich discoveries in quartz have just
been made at Grass Valley.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

Re1~ Miller, the selfaccused murderer wa;
Aug. Goth, lying in the prison hospital, Phila
very low with typhoid fever
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

n@ Parliament was soon to be prorogue
by the Queen in person.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

Ass~ The Chinese imported by the Panama
Railroad are many of them, sick and destitute
begging at Panama. The Railroad contractors
are called upon to take care Of them,
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

As it will be necessary to close up the cid OF tbs
frm all persons being indebted requested to see
possible The accounts will be settled by either
the cid firm at the Journal Office 2I-3w
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22
Court NeEs.

On Saturday, 10th inst, OF three o'clock,
His Raw-yeil Highness, the Prince Regent of
the Diggers, Wemieh, with any amount Of
Hair Apparent, attended by John, Jim, Lay
Low, the dowager Betsy, Lady Susan and La
dy Greedy Sal, Tor, to give her her French title,
Sale Manger) made his public entry. His
reception was extremely cordial, brandy p
Various gentlemen Of the tribe preceded the
procession Arriving in front Of the Cham
berain, Potters private residence, he expressed
a wish to see that official.
LATER
FIVE MINUTES AFTER THREE His High
ness greaseously shuck hands" with Sachem
Potter, also levied on him for quarter after
which he went into DR.. Turnoyers laboratory,
where he was heard to interogate the NJ. D. as
follows Ha, how you do? wely will you no
give quarter, hey ?" The DR.. replied with much
determination, No NOTHING" His Highness
much offended and nauseated. took refuge iii
Tom s. Dams, and gave them an invitation to
pass over their largest decanter Of brandy
They complied with the request in very loyal
manner. His highness then washed down his
disgust of the NJ D. in rather oyeraowing
libation.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

10 The Butte county jail IS without a ten
ant
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

BSE James D. Simpson was killed at San
Francisco on the 18th, by falling from win
dow in the third story of building on Sacra-
mento street. He was from Ohio, where be
leaves q wife.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

YItHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned, in the and style of BUDD SkEL
TON in the printing business this day dissolved by
tual consent r. r. BUDD,
Nevada, Sept. 18TH 1854 j. P. SHELTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

DONENTIC PORTS.

BoAfor-Beow ~, bark b Adams, I'm Mobile.
Ar 81, bark Benz Adams, Merriman, Mobiles sch Al
len, Bh0ades, Richmond.
CID sch Elizabeth, Thomaston.
Ar 4h, ship Wabash, (o Bath utchns, Newcastle, Il,
Sept l. Downs 2Sth brig Benjamin. Bryant Philadelphia.
Cld schs Marie Waldoboro; Rochester, Halowel; Hen
rietta, Gardiner Peru, Snow, Bath.
BaIlimOrc-Ar 81, brig Pamaho, Adams, New Bed
ford.
Darien for Damarscotta.
d. bark Georges New York for Thomaston; brig Surf
Sweetland, do for Baths sch Mars Hill, Philadelphia for
Halllwel.
GaIyeston-In port I7th, bark Montauk, Lincoln for
New York d..
SD 9th brig Amulet
New OrIeanS-Towed to Goth, bark Splendid.
lowed to 23l bark Cherokee
Ar 2Sth ships Andovcr Berry New York; Sea Queen,
Manson, Philadelphia 30th, H0ughon Cotter, Boston.
Ar 25th ship Ocean Home, Merryman, Hamburg.
Adv ship Revenue for Liverpool wig $50 bales
Al 81, bark Bailey Coffin R0ckland.
Ar 29th ut, ship Favore, Thomas, Liverpool; William
Berry, New York; A b Thompson, Skotiei, Baltimore.
CD 27th ship Rockaway, Goodwin, Liverpool
MObiic-Ar 23i, ships Esmerad, M'Mauus, New York
Saml Dunning, S6olheld, Portland
CID 23d. ships Republic Sawyer IIavre; Vim Hitchcock
Conway, do; bark Isnardon, Cornish, Providence.
Also 25th, ship Manila, Robinson, Bath.
S,svtsluaEl-Ar 30th, bark J Hathorn, Philadelphia.
CtnrIcston-Ar 18th, ship Emily St Pierre, Tester,
Boston.
NorfoIEt-Ar 2Sth, sch Gen Scott, soule, Bath for
Philadelphia.
PhiIndeIphin-CId aoth, brig Jacob Dock, Thomp-
son. Bath.
Cd 81; bark Albion Lincoln, Dunnng Portland; brig
VIM Drew, Duning, Portsmouth
New IOrss-Cld 3ls ship Tarqun, Doughty, New
Orleans.
Ar 1st, ship Alliance, Tinkham, London
Ar lst, sch Rockland Rice, Rockand
Cid lst ships Aringon Ryan, St John b Metropolis,
joy, Corpus Crist
Ar 81 ship Courant Percy, Iamburg Ioniar, ColIey,
Leghorn.
sCld ship Victoria Reed; Tarbox New Orleans.
Ar 4th ship Woodcock, Lambert London; sch Aurora
Williams, Rondout for Gardiner.
Below ship New England FIN Havre.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

THE RECIPROCITY TREATY TO GO INTO OPP
GRAFTON IMMEDIATELY. Washington, Nov.
6. Mr.. Perley of New Brunswick, returned
here on Saturday, from Quebec, on business
connected with the Reciprocity Treaty, and
had an interview with the President, Secre-
taries Marcy and Cushing, and Mr.. Cramp-
ton. Canada and New Brunswick having af-
irmed the treaty by legislative enactments,
and providing for its going into immediate OPP
Grafton, our Government has promptly con-
scented to admit the produce Of those provinces
into the United States on the terms recently
established with respect to Colonial Fish, &c,
and another Treasury Circular will be issued
accordingly. Prince Edwards Island produce
would be included in the circular, but no Off
clal information Of the Legislative proceedings
OF that island has yet reached here. The
PROVINCES are much indebted to Mr. Perley for
his energetic and successful exertions in their
behalf lie left this evening, and it is said
he proceeds to Nova Scotia. which Province
has not yet taken any action on the treaty
and is therefore excluded from the ADVANTAGES
of the present arrangement.
1t is reported here that Sir Edmund Head
leaves Boston tomorrow for Canada. 70 aS-
sumo the post of Governor General, and tha,
Lord Elgin will very shortly sail for England
first visiting New York and Washington.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

Sid I'm St Helena Sept ], ship stateof Mane Ford (rom
Cacutta) London.
AT Glasgow 18th ut, ship Josephine Bornhom, I'm Prov
idence.
Thomas 18th ult, bark Catherine Augusta wig
ders.
Sid from Liverpool 18th, Adelaide Cooper Collins, New
York.
Err inward at London 18th, Chas Crooker Moorehead,
Quebec
Cid Moro Castle, Bishop, Cardiff and New York
sid I'm Deal 10th, Samaritan, Kelley, New Orleans
OF Dover 10Th, John Dimock ,Skoied I'm New York for
London and proceeded at IL A VI
Sid FIN Newport 18th, Richd Morse Dinsmore, York.
Sid I'm Pillau 18TH st john Skolfeld, New Orleans.
Ar at Gibralter date Nautilus Lincoln Malaga for
Boston.
Deal Oct 19Pu back Am brig Kalafat (o Bath Morse
I'm Hull for Charleston with mansail split and manboom
and boat apparently gone.
Ent for dg 18th, Shamrock, Doane, New Orleans; 10TH
Chaos; Dunton, New York
Adv Geo Washington, Comings for Boston 18th; York
shire, and Am Unon for New York 1s nst Shamrock for
New Orleans with despatch.
Ar at Deal 18th DImmock, Skoied, Saguenay for
London and sd Grotto Stuart London for Savannah do
Ar at Andrnssan l7th Defiance, Crosby. st john NIB.
Sid FIN Queenstown 18th, Uriel, Foster, Antwerp.
Ar at at Havana 18th ult, bark Lucinda Tarr, Bath
At Cardenas 18th ut, bark John Bird, Ulmer, FIN New
York Gar 23d )brg Metaack, Skoled, firm Havana, just
arr, to commence ldg 10Th
At Leghom 18th ult, ship Roger Maxwell, for New
York ldg Sid 18TH ship Hannah Crooker Peters, York
AT Rotterdam 18th Ut, ship Masonic, Surgs, for New
York
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
FARM FOR SALE.

20 THE subscriber offers for sale the farm on
.ssIf which he resides, situated in Bowdonham on
AE$A the road leading from Bowloinham to Bath and
seven miles from the latter place. containing hundred
acres 1t divided by stone wall into lots convenient for
moving, tage, pasuring and wood land 1t lies open to
the merrymeeting buy, commanding fine view othe wa
ters Of the bay and th Clhanca and Androscogn rivers
There IS on the premises good two story house warmed by
furnace two barns, with Sheds Ice house. and every con-
yenence for extensive farming and gentee residence
Also large orchard Of valuable in bearing order and
one OF the finest gardens for small fruits and vegetables
be found in the state. The crops and will be sold il
desired For terms apply to G. II. GARDINER, on the
premises.
Bowdoinham Sept 81, 1854. 15tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

HoHolcay'S PiAs.-Another Liuer Com
plant of Eight Years Standing Cured By their
USe.-A lady named Thomas, lately returned
from the West Indies, informed Mr.. Gowen,
chemist, of Bristol, that for eight years she
was in very bad health arising from dsor-
dered state Of the liver and stomach, and was
in consequence reduced to such state of de-
bility that she was fearful of never again OBJ
tanning her health, especially as the most en-
inent medical men had failed to give her the
slightest reliet at last, like many others, she
had recourse to HoIloway's Pills, and in the
course Of a few weeks they perfectly restored
her to sound and robust health.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

NEW MEDICINE.-DT Skinner, who for the last 5
years has been connected with the introduction of the
Richardson Btters,' offers the public article Of
n gfeat They very pleasant and agreeable
put neat, portable form, said by those who
have used them possess excellent invgorang quail
tiles, and do not bel that there's better article
in the market We have been for years acquainted with
the Proprietor and his honorable and gentemany bust
dealings heretofore give that he will
impose spurious article upon the public Success TO
the DIR. and his Btters!
For sale in Bath by A G Page, DIR Mathews, t w Lu
cas-. VIM. MarSton and n IT Ellsworth, and by dealers
in medicine in the country generally. 3ml3*
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

The Language Of Genuine Dcmorat.-
following is extracted from letter written b.
democrat of Pennsylvania recently defeated
in his effort 10 be reelected 10 Congress :-
might have been reelected with an over
whelming majority had joined the sect in
fact, its support was rendered to me, if | would
join them bnt spurned the offer, preferring
a thousand defeats upon democratic principles
TO one triumph upon krownoihingism.' |
therefore nailed my flag 10 the mast, and was
determined, if it fell, to fall fighting in its de-
fence. | did fall, and my glorious principles
fell with me. But, thank God they will one
day rise again, lind appear in still greater pow
er and splendor than they have ever vet done.
Democracy can never be crushed. 1t is the
grand foundation upon which our government
and our country rests. While know-nohing-
ism will be Missed at as treason, democracy
will be honored and cherished
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
They are sure to do You gOOd
For they arc composed of Vegetables.

NATCUELLiS VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
VI are sure remedy for all diseases arising from dsor-
Loss of Appetite, Sleepness, Jaundce, Headache Cos
tIveness Female Diseases, &c.
As spring and summer medicine it has equal, sold
at 25cts per Bottle Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, BY DR.. J. MATHEWS and n. K. ELS
WORTH. 49u
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

A POLICEMAN STABBED BY "A CANDIDATE FOR
ALDERMAN.-On Saturday morning, between
and o'clock, man named John B. Holmes
who is candidate in New York, stabbed a
policeman named Gurley so severely that he
died We extract the following particulars Of
the fracas from the New York Times -
at appears that some persons had created a
disturbance few minutes previously. resulting
from politics, which brought officer Gurley to
the scene of the difficulty, in Greenwich street.
near Morris street. On coming up to the bel
Hgerants. some resistance was manifested to-
wards the conduct Of the officer Of the law, who
proceeded thereupon to make prisoner of
of the party. This was effected without
without much trouble, however, and the off Ger
started to convey his prisoner to the Station
house On his way he was met by Holmes
and party Of his friends who, recognizing
one of their political friends. attempted to eff
feet rescue. The officer warned them, hut.
not needing his words Holmes cried out in a
loud voice that the officer should arrest no
friend of his The officer made a grasp to
catch Holmes, but the latter eluded it, and i'm
medistely drew dirk knife, and struck at the
officer with it. the weapon taking effect in officer
Gurley's cheek. producing a deep flesh wound.
Not at all inundated BY the assault of
Holmes the policeman persisted in doing his
duty, and accordingly made another attempt
to take his assailant. Holmes, however, de-
termined that he would not be arrested. and
freeing his right hand from the grasp Of Cur
lev stabbed him in the left side, between the
third and fourth ribs. By this time, another
of the First ward police (oficer Sheshan) came
up. and attempting to arrest Holmes, the latter
made one or two unsuccessful plunges Of the
dirk at him, but Shechan. parrying the blow
with his club, feled his assailant TO the ground
by we'll directed blow across the forehead"
The policeman conveyed to the Hospital
where he died on Sunday afternoon. He
leaves wife and four children.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER
The Ne1oboryport Herald announces the death
of Mr.. Pardon Brockway, at the advanced age
of 95 yearsr. The deceased served in the war
of the revolution, and was one of those who
witnessed the execution of Andre.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
MQrriuQ&g.

In this CITY, 81 inst, by Rev John O. Fiske Mr. Albion
X. Pattee to Miss Mary f. Lundy, both ofthis city.
In this city, lst inst, by Rev Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. VIM H.
johnson to Miss Rachel Fuller both Of Boothbay.
In this city, 9th inst by Rev Dr. Sheldon, Mr. Robert
T. Williams Miss Mary Elizabeth Morse both formerly or
Portland.
In Gardiner, A. Il. r. Gidden of San Francisco (Cal)
to Miss Mary II. Dudley Of Readfeld.
In Augusta, Allen NJ. Peterson Abbie f. Knowlton.
In Halowe, Mr.. Austin Abbott Of New York, to Miss
Ellen L. d. daughter of :. X. Gilman, Esq
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

DT 1t is reported th.t on Saturday last, Mr.
w. Traver of Schenectady, n. ", while re-
moving stone from an old we'll upon his
premises, found at the bottom a box containing
four thousand dollars in gold and silver bars,
also a silver tea pot and kettle. It is supposed
to have been placed there by convict now in
Auburn State Prison.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

HEALrH OF SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
The board Of health in Savannah passed res
olutions on Wednesday last, declaring that no
return with safety TO their homes.
The Charleston Mercury of Monday says
there had been but two deaths from yellow fe-
yer in four days. Five cases only were under
treatment in the hospitals and other public in
stitu,ions, and in private practice the cases
were very few. It could no longer be con-
sidered prevailing disease.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
SPOKEN.

Sept 2 off Cape of Good IL, PEI ship Henry, FIN Calcutta.
Oct TO- off Indian Key, ship Niagara, Drummond FIN New
Orleans for Venice
Oct so lat 40 TO- lon Il r. ship Statira Morse Ander-
son, I'm New York for Glasgow
Oct 10 2o of Key West ship Sea Flower, Loring, from
New Orleans for Liverpool.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

81 Dandelions, and we believe some other
varieties of wild flowers, have recently been
found in the fields in this vicnity-the second
growth of the season.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Nov 2.
ARRIVED.
Ship Windsor Forest, GRAHAM, Bowdoinham.
Brig Howard, Race st Marys, Ga.
Sch Sea Serpent, Nova Scotia.
Sch Ilardscrabble, Gregory, New York.
Sch ii X DUnton Dunton,-.
FRIDAY, Nov3.
ARRIVED.
Brig fremont, Swmey, Ycomco River
Sch Star, Bookings, New York
Sch Maria, Sylvester, Boston.
SATURDAY, Nov. 4.
ARRIVED.
Sch Pyant, Preble Boston.
TOWED TO SEA-Ship Windsor Forest, NEW, 1856 tons)
GRAHAM. st John.
MONDAY, Nov. 6.
ARRIVED.
Brig Serf, Sweetland. New York.
Sch William, -, New York.
CLEARED.
Ship st Peter Gardiner, st john NE; Brig Geranium
(new, 433 tons) Pierce, New York.
The ship Of 1000 tons. launched at Richmond 23d ult
by Southard is called the Charlotte Stamler. Owned
in New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
J)rutbs.

In this city, 1st inst George Shepard Esq aged Sc
years months
In this city, 81 nst Francis NJ Shea aged yrs mos
In Woolwich, Alb ns Barzillar Walker aged rs years
In London, 10th ult., Of small poN Capt Otis Harvard
Of Portland aged 5S of ship Agemomnon Of Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
EASTERN TIMES
Ia s.a lliRIIh JOURNAL. 50

STISSoN Co., No. 5 Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION Line Of packets from Bath to Boston, Capt
Stnson avoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster, formerly Of this city All business
TO him VIII be attended to with promptness and despatch.
ARTHUR DONNELL Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
"a ENT oV AZ.
a. c.. PAGE.

HAS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
STORE directly opposite the old Stand, in Moses new
Block, with large assortment of choice Family uI-
ceres, Ship Stores Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICIN ES for sale at the owestmarket rates
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
Window Shade;
Augusta Dive House.

Ill articles for Dyeng Cleansing left at ALFRED T.
n RoBNSoNs Grocery Store Front st., Sagadahock
Ferry will be forwarded and returned without delay. Silk
and Wooden dresses Dyed in first syle also Swawls
Iandk'fs and Ribbons. All garments dyed without being
ripped Shaws of all kinds cleansed and Parasos dyed
Carpets ceansed and colors frightened
Also for sale at the of A. T. r. superior article Of
Soap, for removing greese, OIL paint &C. from Gents gar
ments, with directions for use ALE L. ROBINSON.
Bath, June 10.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
Patten Library.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the PATTEN LIBRARY
- ASSOCIATION for the choice Of Officers, &C. will be
held at the Library Tuesday Evening, Nov ii,
at O'clock full attendance Of Members requested.
Bath, Nov. 3. 1854. II. S. j. NEALLEY Secy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
Family Groceries.

A CHOICE and well selected stock Of FAMILY GROCER
les fresh and NICE just received, opened, and for
sale cheap be found in this city, consisting in part
as follows
Coiees Teas Sugars of all grades, Candlesallow and
SPERM, Sperm Whale Oil, Nut Cocoa, Prepared do,
Chocolate, Bakers Broma apooa, Sago Corn Starch POI
tao do, Pickles, Ketchups Of all kinds, Olive on, Castor
OIL and large number Of other things too
mention A. T. ROBINSON
Corner of Front st. FersyYhar Bath, Nov. 6. '53.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
a few more left,

OF those mems fine Calf Boots, that will be sold cheaper
" than ever to close them off, by j. W. ROBERTS.
Nov. 4, 1854 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

HoRRID MURDER. A woman named Pa
mela Myers, was arrested in Philadelphia on
Monday last, on the charge of numbering her
two children. She confessed to the mayor to
having killed, in succession, five children as
soon as they were born. Two were by one
father, and three by another. The last was
born five days since, and was disposed OF IN
the same manner as the others, by throwing
it into a sink or cess-pool The affair nap
pened at Nicetown in the upper part OF the
CITY. The woman is unmarried.
FR1eurENEp INTO HoNEsTY.-It is trite
maxim that there is no great evil without
some little good :; and in accordance with this
general rule, the Advent doctrine, although it
has occasioned much misery and unhappiness
among its disciples, has not been unattended
with good results. The Manchester Mirror
says that few days since a gentleman in
Manchester, a boot and shoe dealer of that city,
received letter from person in Warner, en-
closing five dollar bill, and saying Believ-
ing that in few days we must stand before the
Judge of the World, could not feel justified
without writing a few lines 10 you. You will
recolect that | bought pair of boots OF yon
and never paid for them. Therefore L send
you this BILL
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
They have Come!

PRIME lot of Boys and Yankee double sole thick Boots
\ for sale by J. w. ROBERTS.
Nov. Z, 1854. q
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

TAMARINDS Jellies Marmaades, Syrup, Olives, Capers,
Nlartinoes Worcestershire Sauce Sardines Gelatine,
Isngass, Hops, Broma, Groats &c, for sale by
50 A. G.. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
Coal Cooking Stoves.

no those who contemplate burning coal 10 cook with,
L we would say that the only stove for burning coal
with economy, convenience and perfect satisfaction is
the Emperor ATtigh for sale only b. the subscriber
Call and examine II l. CHAMBERLAIN
Sept l2
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

L came to pass-the fact is | am selling PIANO FORTES,
and CARHART'S MELODIANS Acknowledged by Judges
in Boston and other cities to BE unsurpassed by any
factories in the U. s., at a much LESS PRICE than has
eUer been sold in this city. A. w. BECKWITII.
Oct. Z. At j. 4. GLMAN's Store.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09

DRIED Beef, Northern sugar cured Hams, new Lard,
IL Pickles by the gallon and jar Ketchup, &C. for sale by
SO "A. G.. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
ladies' Boots.

GOOD assortment Of Ladies Boots OF all kinds may be
n found Mt the store Of J. W. ROBERTS.
Nov. 4, 1854. 81
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Warranted to Relieve.
HALLS GlUGH RALSAI.

THE only article that gives instant relief and effects per
i manent cure.
For Colds Coughs, Asthma, Groups Whoopng Cough,
Hoarseness, &c. Halls Cough Balsam remedy.
1t the Phlegm and all breign matter from
the Throat and Lungs, by free eXpectontion.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the
country. Prepared and sold by Il. T. GATCHELL, Brun-
swlck. 2m1S
A. G.. PAGE Agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
HAVE YOU READ
THE NEWSBOY 2"
Farm for Sale.

ZNEA THE subscriber offers for sale reasonable
E.lEH terms, the Farm recently occupied by him,
E4 situated in Alma, and containing 80 Of good
land Separated from the above, is meadow lot Of five
acres which will be sold with it. There is upon the farm
onestory House. Barn. Woodhouse, and other necessary
buildings in good repair The above will be sold at
bargain.
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber
NATHANIEL MORSE 3D.
Bath, Nov j, 1854. 3w20F
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
FIanneIS, FIanneIs T!
Fruit and Vegetables.

DLUE Blue Mixed, Red Twilled, white, do, Shaker Elan
ID nels Of all descriptions. A. B. BUTLER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
Music.
Sugar and Coffee

4 LOT Of " Shakers" Spinning Wheels, for sale by
\ Aug. s. 1851 NJ. F. GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
Chnicc new Cheese

LARGE variety Of Fruit and Vegetables, in their
n received weekly by boat from Boston, New York
and South by 81 A. G. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-09
SALT,

OSO0HHDS Cadiz Salt for sale by
AOOO Bath, Oct. 80, 1854. ID. & L. PATTEN.