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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-04-20
FOR sIIGN PORTS.

Ar at St John, NIB 5th inst sch Noyes Holes, Rock
land.
Ar at Portsmouth 9th, Yorktown Meyer, London for
York, aud sid 28th.
Sid I'm Newport Esd, Charlotte Reed Elwe Havana.
Cid I'm Cardiff 25th, Rio Grande, Percy, Havana.
Deal March 27-The crew and % passengers taken
Baltimore by the Pride Of the Ocean, Reen here from
New York No particulars.
Ar at Liverpool 10th, W sewan, Small. Meridian,
simpson, New Orleans; Tempest, Patten, Philadelphia
ssS Ga s astS G sn D1n R skGasld New York.
In the river outward bound Ct Western for N. York
Adv, Shamrock, and L Bogert do 4th; Continent do
l3th Liverpool and Chas Cooper do 10Th; Horato for
Philadelphia lst Tempest d" 2Othi Given for Batavia
and Singapore; John Lucy, do in all April
En inward at London, 3eth, London Hubbard from New
York.
Cid Slst Southampton, New York.
In port, London Hubbard, for New York 10th; Clara
Ann, Hatch, and Typhoon, Salter for Calcutta ldg.
Sid I'm Portsmouth 2sth, Yorktown, from London) New
York.
on salcoumbe 2sth Juventau, Of Thomaston, I'm Mobile
Havre. Va -
Ar the Pill 2sth Josephine BornhoIm Bristol for New
York, and remained 30th
Ar Newport Goth, Harvard, Andres, Liverpool to
load for New Oreans 29h Jane Parker Bowker Havana
Sid I'm Cardiff 25th, St John Skolheld, New Orleans.
Ar at Antwerp 29th W Cooper, Landerxin, New York
Ar at Havre 26h, Tropc Smith, New York; 18th, Lisbon
Sid sd, Diadem Myriek, New York; Ocean Home, Mer
ryman, New Orleans; 25th st Petersburg Leveret and
Sewsll, New York
London March 3I-The bark Glenburn, Springer injured
by contact with steamship Hope has completed her repairs
hauled the India docks preparatory to loading
Capt Springer has not yet recovered from the injury to his
leg.
At Guyana LIST inst brig Nanch Paisted, Ballard fol
New York. rrt tr
Ar at Havana, soth uIt ships Rock Pendeton, Bos
ton; Monterey, Purrinton, Baltimore.
Ar at Cienfuegos, lst, ship Sagadahock, Fisher New
York. t f GTf& &" aht
Ar at Cardenas Sd inst sch Jas Brown Brown, Bath.
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

BOstOn-Cld 18th, schs Lucy Ames, Ames, Rockland
mo- Jewett, Wiscasset Geo Davis, Pinkham, Bath.
Ar 18th, sch Sarah Hill, McKinnon, New Orleans It'll
ut, SW Pass 18th ult.
CID sch st Mary, Sylvester, Bath.
Ar 14h, ship Pyramid Henderson, Liverpool 16th ut
sch Gen Warren, Guptll, and Spring Bird Hatch Rock
land At quarantine, ship Dgo, of Bath, Cooper Liver
pool 18th ult, has % passengers.
Savannnh-Ar 9th, brig Carbide, Dunton, wiscas
set.
PhfIa del phia-Cld 18th, sch Canton, Johnson BATH
P0rtlnmd-Cld 18th, brig Sea Bird, Orr, Cardenas.
gets 1S2c per ID cotton Paul Boggs for do gets 1c
ChRFlestOn-Sld Sth, brig Pamaho, Adams, West In
das.
Cid 18th, ship May Queen, skolfeld, Liverpool
Wilmin gfOn. NC-Cd 10th, brig Sarah Elizabeth
Toothaker Wscasset. Went 70 sea sth, brig Richmond
do.
Ar 10th, sch Chas L Allen, Rhoades, Rockland. nv
Sid 10th, sch II Dunton, Salem. .-..-- -..ss-..
Cid 18th, brig VIM burlington, Bowdonham schs Mary
Jane, Richmond Westport, Boothbay.
In port 18th, sch Hesperus for Bath, dg sch Saunders
for Bath, do.
WicAforA-sld 18th, sloops Free Trader, and Mary
Ann, OF and for HarpsweI via Boston.
New T0Fk-Ar 18th, schs L Dean, and Cadet, Rock.
land
Cid, brig Tornado, MCarty, Bermuda.
Ar 18th, sch John Brown Rockland.
Also ar 18th, sch II Sampson Rogers, Guayama.
Cardiff.
New OrIeans-Cld 5th, ship Mountaineer, Robin.
son, Cork &c.
Adv, ship Britannia Torey for Liverpool wig 600 bales
Ar 10th, bark Wyandotie, Bryant, Philadelphia,
Adv, ship Undaunted, To- Liverpool, wig 4O0 bales.
Cid sth ship Harvest Queen, Manson Liverpool.
PrOvidencc-Cd 18th, bark w Paige, Atwood
Cardenas.
Newport-Ar 9th, brig Judge Whitman, Mitchell
Bath, Tor Potomac River sch Ustaloga, do for do
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.CALlFoRNIA. c. Blake, Esq. late
Collector Of Belfast, in letter TO the ROckland
Advertiser, from San Francisco, says as fol-
lows:
have met many Maine men, and have had
a good deal Of talk about persons and things ia
the good old State, away down east They
all talk Of the delightful climate, but will gen.
orally add with half sigh, it is not Maine
after ALL Almost every one wants to make a
little more money here, but still hopes 10 re-
turn and die, atshome at last For the special
benefit Of persons at home, who are looking
this way, arm told that in no other city in the
Union are go many men out of employment, Sc
many who do not work because man will
hire them, and who consequently must ruin,
beg, or do worse.
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OWeWWuMnC
IETRIGHTS Indian Sugar Coated, Old PARIS, Jaynes
w Ayers, Deans Rheumatic, Lees, HObensack's, Nc
ne4 and all other kinds Of Genuine Pills. also Btters, Liz
ments Plasters, Pain Killers, &C. &c., for sale at the
,eyv store 81 A. " FAUh.
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Ship Emma Watts, Of HaloweII Crabtree, bound from
Havre for Charleston in ballast sailed from that port
the 14th Feb and encountered the llh 18th and 18th
OF March terrific hurricane which threw her her beam
ends shifted ballast carried away stancheons and caused
her to leak The mass were cut away and the
manned on the wreck three days. when they taken of
by the Bremen bark Franeska, which arrived at York
Sth inst, as before reported The W. when abandoned
was in sinking condition. She fine vessel Of 440
tons, built at Bath in ls45, and ranked Az She was
owned by Capt l Watts apd Geo Dearborn. She was
valued at $26 oo0 and insured for $4,000 the fol-
lowing companies :Teont Mutual Co, Boston, $4,000
Atlantic Co, Providence $5oOO American Co. Providence
$4,000 .g A
Ship ChampIain Of Bath at Alexandria in AZ DIS from
Cardiff had constant gales the passage March r.
40, Ion Al in gale FIN SW NV lost main and foretop-
sail yards and sails March II and IS among large
number Of icebrgs lat 43 IL lon AZ 49, and night OF
25th had foot Of the deck. April l. lost fore
topmas fore and topgaantmast with most Of the
sails attached and sprung fore and main yards. Same
day, John Spice, Of Sweden, fell overheard and
drowned. 49, " ~ M N. E. ~
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The Ship Mary Robinson left this port on Tuesday
asst for Boston, In tow Of steamer Eastefn State.
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EmbI Oideries, Gloves & Hosiery.
A GREAT and rich variety, just received by
n April4 II. GILMAN.

LINCOLN, sat Court Of Probate held at Wiseas-
set within and for the County of Lincoln.
JOSEPH BARRON named Executor in certain instru-
ment purportng TO the last will and testament Of Esther
Tbbets late of TOpsham in said County deceased having
presented the for Probate Ordered That the said
Executor give notice to all interested by causing
copy Of this order to be posted in public place in
the town Of Topsham, and by publishing the same in the
Eastern Times printed at Bath three weeks successfully
that they may appear at Probate Court be held Bow
donham in said County, the Sd Monday Of June next
and shew they have why the said instrument
shod not be proved approved and allowed the will
and testament Of said deceased.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
True Copy.-Attest; Il. FooTE, Jr., Register. Swap
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Shorts, Indian and Rye Meal,
ND nice article Of Buckwheat for sale BY the aubse
n Der, A. L. ROBINSON.
Patent Window Spring.

a Patent bearing date June is, 1859.
THIS Spring. when fitted to the SASH the sash be A
ken out of the frame without removing the stop strip
il also made tight by expansion to dispense with tho
trouble and expense Of double windows When raised IL
be retained in any position without weights catches
This Spring cheap and simple in its Construction ard
combines many advantages that the Importance of adpp
ting il win at once be seen, when examined.
The subscriber having purchased the rights for the city
Of Bath the West Bath Brunswick and Tops
ham, prepared to furnish the springs and at them to the
sash All orders left at his house Green Street, viii be
promptly attended to and faithfully executed.
Hrun DANIEL McALLASTER,
Bath, March 90, 1851 tai
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TT rs A FACT

THAT GATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIO
BITTERS are decidedly the most efIicscious Spring
and Summer Medicine you obtain.
ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH THE JAUNDICE!
They will cure you.
ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH THE DYSPEPSIA
This IL the medicine q take.
ARE You TROUBLED WITH SLEEPINESS
Take this medicine and you right.
DO YOU. WISH A GOOD APPETITE take these
Bitters aud you have il.
Or. MATHEWS and n; T. ELLSWORTH, Agents. tf42
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PORT OF BATH.

FMDAY, April L.
H SAILED.
schs Henrietta Blanchard Boston Russell, Tarr, do.
San Juan del sud-Ar March s. ship Manila, (of Bow
donham) Given, New York Oct 10.
SATURDAY, April Is
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eastern State, Donner Boston.
CLEARED.
Ship Mary Robinson, new 1871 tons) Croker Boston
Bark Live Yankee, (new 427 tons) Cove Philadelphia
brig Judge Bianey Bradley Havana, by Eph Harding.
MoNDAY, April IT,
. CLEARED.
Sch Ottawa, Sweetser, Havana.
SAILED.
Bark Live Yankee, Cove, Philadelphia.
- TUESDAY, April H.
Steamer Eastern State, Donnell, Boston.
The new Ship Mary Robinson left this port on Tuesday
last, for Boston, In tow Of steamer Eastern State.
Ship Ocean Chief Of Thomaston ab 200 tons, has been
bought by Liverpool house for $4,000, cash.
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COW % tnt suDsCE
be found, shall be
Bath, April IL,
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THE subscriber in most respectful TERMS tenders his
thanks to the parties who have generously advertised
In their circular stock Of FINE JEwELRY" the AUc-
TON RooAs and particularly for the frank and emphatic
avowal that it is SHeh as is NOT sold in the CROCKERY
Stores all Of which doubtless true and he begs leave
to that he has just added to his former
assortment Of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES and JEwELRY
that would be credtabe to the shops Of the regular dealers
His articles all from the best manufactures
ranted precisely what he them be- and he
will be most happy to supply those who give him
call, at the lowest possible rates. J. 7. GILMAN.
April 4. FF
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Muttia9fs.

In this city, l3th INST BY Rev Mr.. Jacques, Mr.. Hiram
c. Bunneis TO Miss Mary z. Pattee. y -
In this city, 18th inst by Rev N Brooks Mr. Isaac Smith
Of Woolwich,to Mrs. Clara p. SewaH, Of this city
La AnoWsc, 18th inst BY Allen CIary, ESQ., Mr. Robert
B. Clark, Of Phpsburg to Miss Elizabeth Perkins, Of A.
Id Lewiston. Cyrus scrbner to Miss Mary Ann ThOmp-
In Gardiner, Michael Look Miss Caroline Hartman
In PittstOn Samuel A. Wakefield Of Gardiner Miss Sa-
bfina Kelsea Of P. & - W-stt rs.
In Betasts Edmund A. orowe Of Gardiner Miss Eliza
Ann Wing.
In Augusta, John w. Rowe 10 Miss Catherine T. Harlow
In Pennington thinst, Mr. Rufus b Winter ofthis city,
70 Miss Lydia +. Swift, off. +, :
In ROckAnd Edward Keizer Of waldoboro Miss Sarah
O. Jackson Of Warren
In West Camden, Capt. Alvin Tolman to Miss Elizabeth
N. Sumner both Of Rockland.
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1fptbs,


In this city, 18th inst, Of consumption, Mary daughter
Of MIR. Charles Douglas, aged Is.
In this city, 18th inst, Lendall, son Of Mr. Ripley
aged 16. e.. fsrrs 81 ahFrfFs
Ia this city, 18th inst, Augusta Hyde, infant daughter
Of Freeman Clark, Esq. 500 ! ~
In ths city, 18th nst Mr. James w. MiuOt aged years
and months. p
In Haoweli, Eliza, wife Of late Samuel Howard, 70.
In Richmond, Tlth inst Mr.. @. A. Hutchinson aged rs
ye&r1 Amonths. -
In Georgetown, 9th inst Mr. David Powers aged 81 yrs
In Danviile, Mary Jane Tirre, aged n YEAR.
In Leeds Mrs Turner wife Of Geo. Turner "a. .v,d AZ
In Turner 30h ult, zeophia Bray infant danrSter ~
Or. A. X Gilmore, Of this city aged months a. dsvs
In Brunswick, 18th inst, Hannah Woodside, aged SS
Lost overheard from brig Leonesa, the passage from
Pnget Sound 10 San Francisco, I'd ult Martin Els of
MAihe, seaman aged a fell from the main yard.
In Gardiner, Mrs. Anna Augusta, wife Of Frederic
Crowe eyed about 70 years. Roxana w. Murray, aged
years.
In Rittston Mrs Morilla, Garland, aged IS years.
In Reckland, Marie L. wife Of Oliver B. Faes, aged 20
years, months; Lenoraa daughter Of John Spear 3D. aged
ISy6Sn5 Charles slower, aged % years and 9months
IN Augusta Joseph r DILLINGHAM;, Esq. aged about CO.
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ca We are obliged to defer much matter in
tended for this paper to another week.
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BAsFBaN1 TIMEs
80 % MiRtNEa JOTRNlk. ~

sTIssoN Co., Nos Long Wharf Boston, are Agents
or the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston Capt
snson fsvoraby known experienced merchant and
snpmaser, formerly Of this CITY, All business entrusted
70 MN VIII be attended to with promptness and ssspatch
ARTHUR DONNELL. Agent for Bath ~ 7+
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P Plummer has purchased the Phipsburg
stage line. Success to him.
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CT The way fares on the railroad between
this city and Augusta have been reduced.
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Commercial. per cent, on new stock. and 8
per cent on old.
City Bank. per cent. This bank has been
in operation about eight months, and this is its
frat dividend.
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New Arrival.
Hardware, Glass, Cutlery, e,

THE snbsqriber would inform the citizens Of RutL
and viz iiiy Thai ne hi$ aiken the Store rcrrlafY
ocruped Il N krsnall, Richardson A Co.. where 40
oilers go"d II Hardware. House Furnish
ing aud Finishing Goods. Also, q large assortment
oi,:arPeHcrs Tools. The pa ronage Of The public 10
sulicii-d. HENRY MI. BOVEY
FApril1f .H# tf4A Front 49,, Bath.
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.ruszzvuz6& I2ROM the enclosure Of the subscriber,
WE&K&ttkA i on Bowery Street, on Thursday night
W last, dark red cow, head and neck
NV INK .4neariy black, with branching horns, cut
4 - OF ut the ends. Whoever win return said
the subscrber or give Information where she may
be found, shall be literally rewarded ISAAC CURTIS.
Bath, April IL, 1854 3w4S*
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To Let.

!lIm basement. and the stable adjoining, posses
ll.1AA sion given first day of May next Apriy 10
Bath, Apriis, 1854 sw4s THOMAS NJ. REED.
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BANK DyIDENDs.-The following semi
nual dividends were declared on the LIST of
April. By the banks in this city -
Sagadahock, s per cent. Ef
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Cigars and Tobacco.

GOOD assortment of Chehesets Collars UnderSleevee
" Infants Waists, Cambria Edgngs and Inserting Floun-
cings, Tidys &C., &C., At A. b. BUTLEKS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-04-20
S. M. PETTENGILL & CO.'S
Boston Business Directory.

APRIL, 1854
The Second Spring Gard List collected by s. NJ PErrEx-
GILL Co.. Newspaper Advertising Agents. No. 10 State
Street, Boston, who authorized by the publishers Of the
best and most fdeky circulated Newspapers throughout
the United States take advertisements subscriptions
at their IoUest rates.
II The following is list Of many Of the most sub
stGnft0i and honorable business firms in Boston, Mer-
chants and Others visiting the city, will find the Direefo-
tory Of great service to them, and they are ADVISED 20
take IL with them
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-04-20

THE copartnershp heretofore existing between the sub
scribers under the firm ofGeo Moulton Co., dis
solved by mutual consent the 4th day Of April inst
B. Either partner il authorized settle the business
Of the firm. GEO. M0ULT0N.
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Notice.


THE Assessors Of the City Of Bath hereby rive notice TO
all persons liable pay taxes In said city, that they win
be In session the Offices Of the City Clerk and Treasurer
In the City Hail. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of April in
stant and the two following days. from to IL A. M and
from to H., on each q said days. and longer, for
true and proper of their polls gil their estate both
real and PERSONAL including all property held In trust as
guardian executor administrator or otherwise owned or
held BY them trust aforesaid the rst day Of April
1854
The Assessors would particularly call the attention to
this notice of all persons who have heretofore supposed
themselves overaxed that they well as all others liable
be taxed prepare and hand in lists according to the
requirements Of of all their taxable and there
by relieve the of the unpleasant necessity of
booming them may expect any abatement Of taxes
after the thereof shall have been committed to the co.,
ecto unless in in which the requirements Of the law
could not have been complied with. -es4
The Assessors will assess real estate the persons
whom assessed unless previous such
notice IL gwen Of the change Of ownership or
and the name the person to whom the same has been
transferred or surrendered.
F3NHt WILLIAM T0RREY ~
SAMUEL SWANTON, ID, Assessors
WIN. v. MOSES, OF
L. WARREN H0UGHTON, Bath.
AMMI r. MITCHELL,
Bath, April 8, 1854. 2w4S
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Ernbroideries

OPENING this morning case Of Plaid Prints beauu
" full patterns-at the Granite Store by
April 4. -Bf@l fi -rat OWEN co.
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COpartnership Notice.

~ ~SA Sss AsWsAONs
THE subscribers having formed a copartnership under
the name Of ELMEs TEBBErTs for the purpose Of
tinuing the manufacture of Machinery Boilers, Ship
Tanks Wheels, CGPstGns PGnking ScTeDs and all kinds
Of Iron Work. trust by their attention and promptness
merit the patronage heretofore extended the late firm OF
George Mouton Co., at the old stand Commercial
CARLETON d. ELMES.
Bath. April 5, 1854. ISAAC P. TEBBETTS.
ID garet c. NORWOOD his wife Of Bath have this day,
mutually agreed to separate and hereafter live seperate
as It is impossible for them to live together and keep their
marriage covenants. And the said Margaret c. Norwood
voluntarily agrees with the said Trstram NORWOOD
that she will at all times hereafter provide and maintain
HERSELF without assistance support from him and
further agrees that he shall hereafter be free
by for all debts Of her contracting agrees
him, on her part from the marriage contract And
said Trisram g. Norwood, his part agrees to dis
charge the said Margaret c. Norwood from marriage
vows and as far he lawfully do her all
her rights and privileges which she enjoyed before the
marriage.
In witness Whereof the parties aforesaid have hereunto
INTERCHANGEABLE set their hands and seals this twenty
fourth day Of june in the year Of Lord eighteen
hundred and ffy-four.
7. G. NORWOOD.
MARGARET c. X W0RMWO0D.
mark.
Executed and delivered in presence q
4. g. WILSON.
Bath, January Is, 1854. 3w44A
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8: M Pettengill & Co.'S Directory
HARDWARE, METALS AND TOOLS,
MAY q Co.,

No. Broad s., corner Of State g.. Bosto,
TISPLArE Sheet and Plate Iron, Iron Eira p.. ~.
per. Steel Timed and Galvanized we shest Iss SO
per, Lead and Zinc. German Silver, Brass aud Conn TT
Ing Block Tin Bar Tin, Lead, Speter, Antrnor p1ss
Load P0ta, Cruclbas, Stubs Tools, Flies Steel Anvs
Yises, Files and Rasps, Emery Nuts and Waahers sc-r-
Bolts, Rves, Smths Bellows, Cast Steel in all shapes
German and Blistered Steel, Hammers, SledRea nr,n
Screw.Pates, Punch Presses, Lathes.
Agents the sale OF Timers Tools and Machines Ana
or Smiths Portable FORCES.
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CHAPPELL'S CHEAT
KALEIDOSCOPE of CUBA

Let all visit Moses new and splendid Hail. where they
witness the most beautiful Panorama in the world.
SlGN0R M0RRILLO, with his funny family, and the
talented vocalist, MISS ISABELLA MERRILL, will also
appear.
The Tickets placed at the low price Of Is cents that
all may Gallery Seats rs cents. Doors open ut :,
to commence at "a.
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De RaZn-
Plaid Prints.

NJ Ow opening the Granite Store few pieces dark
Aprn4 OWEN co.
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New Arrival.


A CHOICE and well selected stock Of FAMILY GROCER
n les fresh and nice; just received; opened; and
sale cheap be found in this city, consisting In part
follows -
Coees, Teas, Sugars Of al grades, tandles-taow and
sperm, Sperm and Whale Oil, Nut Cocoa Prepared do,
Chocolate Bakers Broma Tapiota Saso Corn starch Po-
ato do Pickles, Ketchups Of all kinds Olive OIL Castor
Oil, and large number Of other things numerous
mention. A. Il. ROBINSON
Corner Of Front St. Ferry Wharf Bath, Nov 1e. '5S.
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Kenmcdy's Medical Discovery,

A FEW thousand ctGGRS. Cali and try some Of them
"a at the store Of "A. Il. ROBINSON.
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MRS. ROWSE.

MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies Of Bath and vi
cnity that she has just returned from Boston with
large If
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Moro dclaine Remnants,

OPENING this morning, Cases more Of those beautiful
" Plaid N deLaine Remnants.
March I. t-a+- ..-- 90 ONEN q W
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SHIP CHANDLE cry!
HAIR WORK.

0F all descriptions done to order in the best
~ as Bosom Pins, Ear Rings Crosses, Neckaces&c any
enc wishing work Of this kind done have by leaving
their orders with ~f H. H. q. MARSTON, 1
Bath. Nov. IT.
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IVEAyERS Salt Rheutn Syrup Sarsaparilla and Tomato
w Bittcrs Abbos Bers Root and Herb Bitters, john
sons Inanent and all the valuable medicines for sale by
80 A. O. PAGE, agent for Bath.
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DISASTERS.

Ship Ocean Chief Of Thomason abt 200 tons, has been
bought by Liverpool house for $4,000, cash.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-31
BURLINGTON ACADEMY.

THE Trustees of this Institution take pleas-
nre in announcing to the public that they have
fitted up ample, ,commodious and pleasant rooms
for the use of the school; and have secured the
services OF Mr.. J. L. W vnitney, an experienced
and accom- plished tes cher as principal.
Instruction will Le given in all branches
education usually taught in Academies.
The fall term of the school will comencer
on Monday the 3rd day Of October next.
TERMS; SO per quarter for the common
branches; 81 for the more advanced; S5 for the
languages and higher mathematics.
Good board can be obtained In the village
at reasonable prices.
G. HALL. President.
Burlington, Ohio, Sept. 13. 1859,
NOR THE LADIES, Cater Boots
u Half Gnter do; Front Lace do Fancy and Black
q o Colorcd slippers; BRONZE Ties aud Slippers,
DHEW& WllLiAMS