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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-26
DOMESTIC PORTS

BOsfon-Ar 10Th steamer Forbes, Morris, Province
town. having in tow bark Lysander I'm Cienfegoes having
been got off shore.
Cid 2Ist, bark Isnardon, Jas NJ WinchelI Mobile
Holmes HOIc-Ar 10TH sch Somerset, Perry, Bath
for virginia. Charlie Willie, Tibbets, York River for
Damarscotta.
SId brig J l Kent; sch Charlie Willie
Ar 18th, sch Arno, Britt, Virginia for Bath
GnIvestOn-In port 18th, ship Miss Mag, Arey, for
New OrIcans-Towed to 7th bark Jane Doten ;
brig Brownsville It'll, ship Ocean Home.
Adv, ship Meridian, james Simpson, for Liverpool, wig
1920 bales.
Ar 18th, ships Clara Bookman Higgins, and St Paul.
Maxcy, Bath.
Cid 18th, ships screamer skohed; Thalaa Barker and
Northampton, Reed Liverpool.
Towed to sth, ships Given, Old England.
SavamnRh-Cd 14th, brig Coral, -, Orleans.
Cid I5th brig Coral, Kinsman. New Orleans.
ChnrIcstOn-Cld 14th, bark Thales, Gardner, Hava-
brig Delaware, Harding, Baltimore.
Sid 10th, ship Delaware Havre; 18th, brig Eliza Watt
Talbot, Bath.
BmcksviIIe, SEGA 18th, sch Pedee, Porter, Bath
PhiladelPhin-Below 18th, ships Tempest I'm Liver
pool William I'm New Orleans
Ar 17th ship Tempest, Patten, Mverpool 10th, ship
William, Doane, New Orleans
Up, ship Wales, Lombard for Liverpool soon.
Up, bark Hy Warren Rairden, for New Orleans soon
New YOrk-Ar 10TH bark Undine, Merryman, New
Orleans sch III Sampson, Rogers, Remedies.
Cid, ship Havana, Adams, Trieste.
Cid 18th, ship Sarah Hyde, Snow Havre; Geo Washing
iton, Comings, Mobile; Rochambeau, Halowen, Antwerp
Ar Goth, schs II Pitts, Oregon, Richmond and T Hx,
RockIand 2lst ship London Hubbard ondon bark Cuba,
Also 21st, schs Mary Wise, Crockett Jacmel 81;
Allen, Rhoades, Rockland
Ar I'D, sch Superior, Eaton Rockland.
JncksonvilIe-Ar6 9th Watson Ober; Bath.
NewpOrI-Sld 18th, brig Richmond, Tim Bath) Savan-
nah.
New BedfOrd-sld 10Th, brig Leontine, (of Harps-
WELL I'm Philadelphia having repared) Merriman, Boston
POrIland-Ch 18th, ship Dimock, (new Of Bruins
wick 1855 tons) Skofed, Mobile; bark Ionic (new Of
Hapswell, 80 tons) Randall, Matanzas brig VIM Drew,
Dunnng, Havana.
Sid 10Th, ship John L Dimock.
POrtsmOuth-Beow 10th, sch Hellespont, from Bath
for Rappahannock.
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IN Common Council Jan 8, 1854
Whereas, new survey and losation of the
streets of Bath, was made by the Commission
ers elected for that purpose, by the City Coun-
Gil, in the year 1852, and accepted by said
council, on the first day Of December Of that
year; and whereas said location is distinctly
and permanently marked by stones set in the
ground, and by bolts in the ledge, rendering all
former locations of the street so marked of no
present value. it is hereby Ordered: That all
locations made and lines established, prior 70
the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two, Of the following streets-parts Of streets
road--avenue and lanes In this city. be discon-
tinued, to wit: High, Middle, Centre. Wins
low, South, Lincoln. Whiskeag, Harvard,
Winship Tfufant, Cummings, Summerset.
Quinnam, Bowery, Cedar, York, Drummer,
Pearl, Grove, Willow, Oak. Garden, Summer.
Winter, Green. Academy, Walker, Elm, Arch,
Broad, Commercial. Vine, School, Franklin,
Granite, King, Union, Lord, Shepherd, Fede-
raj, Pine. Marshall, Linden, Chestnut, and Ma
pie streets-the Brunswick road, the Western
Avenue. the ZadDk Lincoln Blasland and
Drummond lanes-that part of Washington
street from Days Ferry TO the south end OF
Bowery street, and that part from North street
to Marshall strcet-that part OF 'FRONT.' street
from Bowery street to Elm street-ano mat
mart fom BROAD street TO Vine street-that
por, of Water street from Vine street to Fede-
ri ea,.-and that part of North street from
E-o,,t strpet 70 High street-and all locations
"a lines Of the above described road, avenue,
streets. and lanes established prior to the year
1852. are hereby discontinued.
In Common Council, Jan 1854.
Read and laid upon the table; to be taken
ND and considered at the next stated meeting
of the Common Council And that the city
newspapers give it three insertions before said
meeting.
AMMI r. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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DISASTERS.

Ship Susan Owens, fin Liverpool for Charleston which
struck the North breaker of Ship bar 18th inst was
towed off high water Of 14h by Gordon
and Aid and taken to Charleston, leaking little only
Bark Averon, Of Wadoboro at New York FIN Sagua lost
sails and had buwaks carried away causing the vessel
leak.
Sch H Sampson, of Bath, at New York I'm Remedies,
lost sails, galley, &C.
Ship Kossuth New York from Liverpool carried away
fore and mizen topgallant masts split sails, &C.
Bark Midas, Of Thomaston, abandoned the voyage I'm
New Orleans for Boston, boarded 10th inst lat A. lon
s. 49, by the Roscus at New York. All her spars
gone and everything attached Had apparently been boar
ded previously, everything movable was gone.
Bark Cuba, Of Boothbay, at New York I'm Palermo, while
lying to in Sc gale 9th inst lat SO 90 Ion So 49, shipped
which swept decks carried away main hatch bull
warks house. boat, galley, &c also had sails split &c.
Sch Isabella Jewet FIN Belfast for San JUAN Mic. put
into Charleston 2Sth inst, with sails split &c Mr. John
Page Of Bangor, passenger had his leg fractured.
Sch Leo of Rockand which ashore Scorton Neck
the gale Of 18th ul sod with her sails rigging &C.
for about $3.50, of which SO for the hull.
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Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

FARMERS Families and others can purchase no Remedy
Il equal TO DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT for
Dysentcry, Collie Group Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat
Toothache, Sea Sickness Cuts, Burns Sweings, Bruises
Old Sores, Headache, Mosquito Btes Pains in the Limbs
Chest, Back. etc
IT does give relief the money will be refunded all
that is asked fair trial. and 1t according the di-
rsctiOns.
1t is English Remedy and used by William Nv,
late King Of England and certified TO by him.
Rheumatism when everything else had failed.
Over 900 900 bottles have been sold in the United
States without single failure and many have stated
they would not be without lift $40 per bottle In
Of Group as it is as certain as it is applied
Cholera when first taken, in few hours; Dysen-
terry in half hour Toohache in five minutes It
fectly innocent to take internally and is recommended
by the most eminent physicians in the United States
Price IS and so cents.
Dr. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
and letters relating to the wonderful accomplished by
his Lnment but considers warranDg 1t 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 any
other for Cholic Scratches Old Sores Calls swelngs
Cuts, Bruises, etc.
Price so cents Dr. Tobas's Office 20 Greenwich street.
New York.
For sale in Bath by A. G. PAGE, and N. X. ELLIS
WORTH 1y31
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II I'll IL Pill Il =.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. UDham'S Internal Remedy.

DOR The Of Piles, inflammation of the Liver and
Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation OF
The stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladders; Inham
maIory aud ercurial rheumasm; IrnpurIty OF blood,
weakness aud Inflammation of the Spine and for the
relief Of married Ladies'.
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Is only really successful remedy for that dangerous
ana distressing complaint, The PILES ever offered TO
the American public
MARX ms: IL - m Internal Remedy, not an external
application, and IoiH anu oase of Piles either
bleeding or bliul, ia ernal or external and probably
the only Thing that will.
is very mild in its operations ana NAV be taken in
cases of most acute inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease its source ana RI
moving The cause, renders the CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT,
To MARRIED lIADIEs.-The Eloctuary is ne rfeetly
safe for Pregnant Ladies'; and The useful cathaf
TIC that eau possibly be- nsed il will not remove
Inc piles anu al inalmmaiory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an easy
time, safe delivery, and sound constitution in The
offspring.
Sold wholesale aud retail in Bath, by A G. Pare.
Sole Agent forthe Proprietor. IyI5
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE OVER LICKING FALLEN.
This beautiful structure, uniting the cities Of
Covington and Newport just erected at a cost
of $50 900, suddenly gave way about o o'clock
yesterday evening, and tumbIed into the river,
shaPeless wreck. The accident was occa-
stoned by the breaking of the keys e. the
swapping of the iron rods connecting the cable
with the anchorage This occurred on the
Newport side, at the moment that drove of
cattle were on the structure near the centre
The drOver doubling the security Of the bridge,
stood at little distance, and watching his cat
tie, saw them take the dizzy plunge amid crash
ing timber and iron into the icy river Thir-
teen managed TO get out, the rest were killed
by the fall, o. drowned.
Two men on horseback had just entered from
the COvington side, and fell into the river, es-
capped without dangerous injury. One of their
horses got out, the ether was killed.
The bridge only few days ago was taken
off the hands of the contractors BY the towns
and toll gate established. - Cincinnati Com
naerciGl, Tuesday,
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SEVEN DAYS LATER
r. n q MI II u.

The Royal Mail Steamship niagara, from
Liverpool, arrived at Halifax, last Monday
She reports heavy weather and strong westerly
gales. She will be due at Boston early on
"Wednesday morning.
HE RUSSIAN AND TURKISH Waffle
MOnteur contains a circular, dated December
30, by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, to all
the French legations, on the Eastern question.
The document is moderate, but very firm in It's
style. After narrating the phases Of the ques-
ton, it declares that France, England, Austria
and Prussia, have recently, BY agreement at
Vienna, solemnly recognized the territorial in
tegrity Of the Ottoman Empire as one Of
the conditions of their political equilibrium;
further, that the affair at Sinope took place
gainst all provisions, Russia having
declared that she only desired material
guarantee) therefore, to prevent the Ottoman
flag or territory from new attack by the ma
val force of Russia, the French and English
fleets have received orders to enter the Black
Sea. The circular terminates by expressing
hope that Russia will not expose Europe to
new commissions.
Authentic intelligence confirms the previous
reports that on the evening of December Goth,
the Porte accepted the note of the four powers
1t says it would not, under certain conditions,
object to an armistice, but continues to insist
on the evacuation of the principalities it con-
sents to a congress in neutral city, consents
to revision of existing treaties, and to con-
slider the propriety of further amelioration in
the condition of Christians but the integrity
of the Ottoman Empire and the Sultan's SOW
ereignty must be maintained.
FRANcE.-The customary New Years day
levee was held on Sunday, the first, at the
Tuilleries. In addressing the Ambassadors,
Napoleon said sincerely hope to be able
to maintain the relations of amity which now
subslst between my government and the sover-
eigns whose representatives you are Turn
ing to the Ottoman Ambassador, he addressed
him thus My good wishes, my sympathies
and my efforts are in favor of your sovereign,
and you will be good enough to communicate
to him what | saw
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Notice.

IL persons indebted TO the late firm Of g. W. Heath
Co. are requested to call and settle without delay.
The business will carried before by s. W. Heath
bat win still 90 on as s. w. Heath Go.
Bath. Nov a. 9. W. HEATH CO.
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The GREAT REPUBLIc.-The unloading of
the Great Republic is going on in New York.
Upwards of one-third Of the cargo was de-
strOyed by the fire. OF the remainder, large
portion has been recovered entirely uRinjured,
and the rest damaged to a greater or less de-
gree. Over 800 tierces Of beef, 1000 barrels
OF rosin, and 800 tierces of lard, have been re-
moved in sound condition A large quantity
Of -four has been damaged to the extent of sew
enty-five cents or one dollar per barrel The
corn comes out clean, and, although damaged
by water, is good for distilling purposes, and
worth about 40 cents per bushel. The wheat
in bulk is in about the same condition. 1t is
supposed that the whole cargo will be removed
by next Wednesday. The hull, it is thought
will sell for $50, 1000, and it is thought proba-
BILE that Mr.. Mckay will purchase it and tow
it round to Boston for rebuilding Post.
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PORT OF BATH.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. Is.
SAILED.
Ship Josephine Harding, Adams, Mobile Sch Saral
Moore, Black, Havana. ~
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, jan 10.
Brig Armah, Coulon, Shouee, Ms.
Sch Sunbeam, Maddox, Baltimore via Holmes Hole.
ARRIVED.
FRIDAr, JAN 20.
Sch Iantha, Wallace, Gloucester.
CLEARED.
Brig Sea Belle, Berry, Cardenas. 3.
SUNDAY, Jan. q.
ARRIVED.
Sch Diamond, White, Boston
MONDAY, Jan. %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ranger, Purington Boston.
Sch Good Hope, Fletcher, Portland.
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Deatbs.

In Halowel, 10th inst, william NJ eldest son William
Stickney, aged "a years.
In Brunswick, Mrs Rhoda, wife Of Mr.. Thomas Coombs
aged about so years.
In Rockland, Joseph Henry, youngest OF Capt
Joseph Farwell, aged years and 20 days.
In South Thomaston Mr. John NJ Murphy aged 20 years
At kents Hill Readfeld, 4th inst, Mrs Mary g. wife
Rev. D. Randall, Of the Maine Conference, aged Al.
In Brunswick 23d inst, Mrs Jane Hil aged SO years
and months.
In Augusta 22d inst, Mrs Ann T. Stone aged 80 years
8 IL months
In Bowdoinham 22d inst, Benjamin L. Diusmore for
mery Of this city, aged 81 years.
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Shorts, Indian and Rye Meal,

ND nice article of Buckwhea for sale by the subscri
n Der. A. T. ROBINSON.
Nov. 16.
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SAVE YoUR MoSEY.-WouId you know, kind reader how
your money and how enjoy it, when you have
saved remember this, when you find yourself grow
ing hoarse with slight cough in the morning. warn
ing in season. check it il you let get thor
oughly seated upon your Throat Lungs will per-
haps months it, IL it can be ut all
whereas you had taken few doses Of the Ginseng and
MaIva so well known for curing Bronchitis and consum-
ton would have been out attending business
and would have saved two three hundred dollars
in doctors bills months time OF anxiety and despon-
dency Take advice and try it, is for sale BY Wilson
Fairbank Co.. wholesale druggists Nos 43 As Hanover
street, Traveller,
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In East Medway, Mass Joseph Furnish, ESD, Of Rock
land, to Miss Louise A. Wight Of u. NJ
In Rockland, Rufus Y erie of Rockand Miss Harriet
H. Toman Of Camden Daniel Nutter to Miss Sarah Was
ga George Wasgatt to Miss Lucy Shorey; George Doug
lass to Miss Lucy Maddocks.
In Boston; Mass. William Weymouth OF Alma, TO Miss
Frances q daughter Of William Gdden Esq, Of Boston
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Music Lessons.

MISS JULIA NJ. TALLMAN, will give lessons O.
WI Piano Forte and Organ. t.ts.'tt
Bath, Nov. 1883
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Muttiaqts.

In this city, 22d., inst, by Rev Jaques Mr. Lewis
Cram, Of New Sharon, TO Miss Eliza A. Atkins Of Mount
Vernon.
In this city, 22d by Rev. n Brooks, Benjamin r. Burd
"a Miss Leavine Huskins both Of this city.
In this city, by A. Merrill Esq, Mr.. Charles Doughty
Miss Susan J. Chase, both Of Brunswick.
In Georgetown, Goth ns by Traon, Esq, John Dun
ton Of westpor to Miss Mary McLanahan Of Georgetown
In HalloweI Briggs Thomas, Jr, to Meribah T. White
house.
In Bangor A. s. Washbnrn of HaIowel to Miss Ann s.
Moore Of Bangor.
In Brunswick, William G. Owen to Miss Thirza Jane
Hutchinson; Jesse Jordan to Miss CIarissa Temple.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Rio Janerio 18th ut brig VIM Henry, Watts, I'm Lv
erpoo Oct Jar Nov 24) for New Orleans.
At Havana 18th inst ship South Carolina, Grows, I'm
Cardiff and ID days from St Thomas 9th disg; brig
Emeline, Fsrnham, FIN Bath, ar 18th, do.
Sid fun Matanzas 18th inst, brig Jas Crosby, Clifford
Boston.
Ar at Cardenas 9th inst bark Petre Avery, Havana;
briggs Nichols Leighton, Wscasset 12th Thos Connor
Slower Portland.
Ar I'm New York, Harvest Queen at Havre; Kate Swan
ton, at Liverpool, Dreadnought, do, Conqueror do
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@ There is quite movement in regard
to railroad between Lewiston and Bath
The engineers report will be forthcoming
shortly. The Lewiston people complain that
their goods are detained in Portland on their
way from Boston, and they want route to
facilitate their transportation, which they think.
can be effected by road TO Bath.-PortEdnd
4drerfiSer
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e The Steamer Atlantic, on her passage
from Boston on Saturday night, when off Old
York, (beiug pretty well in shore) struck a
suuken rock, which caused slight leak. She
came into this port Sunday morning, dis
charged her freight, aud has returned 10 Bos-
ton. She will 60 into the Dry Dock for the
examination of her bottOm.-ArguS.
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Bath & Georgetown Stage Line.

sp..--.-~ TNHE subscriber will run
E@SDE~==Gs-<N two-horse Carriage, suitable
9SSSSESE94E9&1o for conveying passengers, from
SSLESX -1MGM GM NJ Georgetown to Bath, as follows:
@aaa-=@)eave Georgetown for Bath ev-
cry MONDAY, thursday and Saturday, at O'clock A. NJ
and returning, will leave Bath at2I. O'clock p M ~
on the arrival Of the cars. -
Fare one Dollar from Georgetown 10 Bath
Every effort will he made render this route cenven
lent and pleasant An will be furnished when
necessary. All errands entrusted to the driver will be
promptly attended to.
The subscriber will furnish pleasure parties
at short notice ut any time excepting the days above
mentioned. ALFRED l., BERRY
Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1853 3m2O
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DRY AND
Fancy Goods at Auction,

THE subscriber is opening at his spacious Auction
L Room in Moses New Block, and will offer for sale,
Thursday, Jan. &c, mt 10 o'clock,
large and well selected stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods
consigned by Of the heaviest Houses in neighhorng
CITY, for positive SALE The stock consists in part Of FASH
ionabe De Lains, Apaccas, Thibets Lyoneses, Prints
Long and Square Shaws Comforters Gloves and Hosiery
All Wool Blankets, large variety of
Linen and White Goods!
Fannels sheeting ckings Table Covers, Crashes Dia-
pers &c. Also,
Lot of Millinery Goods
Wrought L. c. Hdkfs, SILK Hdkfs and Cravas, &c. Also,
five hundred dollars worth Of
Very Fine JeWelry.
u Sale 10 continue Friday necessary to close of
the stock.
Thursday evening will be specially devoted TO sale Of
Broadcloth, Cassimeres, Docskins Vestings &C.
u Ladies respectfully invited 10 attend the day sales
Bath, JAN "a, 1865 IT. GILMAN, Auct'r.
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Notice to Builders

NEALED Proposals will be received by the Committee nm
~ Schools and School Houses, until "a ay Or
next for furnishing the materials and building brirt
School House Marshall Street according 10 plans and
specifications which may be by calling upon the
dersigned. The building be completed By the rs dav
of August The Committee the right N ac
cept reject any proposal as may be deemed Tor the in
terest of the city.
Per order Of the Committee.
jan Is, awsI
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~ persons indebted TO the subscriber IS note Or ac
- ~ are requested to call and settle Immediately
This is the last call WIiT " ntsh ~ usias -
Bath, May 27, 1858 AHD hALhEh,
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Teas. Sugars, COHec- g,

A LARGE assortment Of choice Teas Crashed Povdeyad
"A Granulated, Havana, Muscavado and Refned suoaSa
Cid Java, Cabelo, Cape, Pure Ground and paper Coe
for sale by 80 A. a PAGE
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- The Bath Tribune, Bangor Mercury,
and Boston Mail, have published some most
in famous falsehoods in regard to the findings
Of The recent Corouer's Inquest, in Saco, upon
the body Of Mrs. Murphy. The authorship of
the base article in the Tribune; we learn has
been traced to this neighbOrhoOd. B iddetord
J0trn0I
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EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. az

SrISsoN Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston Capt
Stinson favoraby known experienced merchant
shpmaster, formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHER DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
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SCOTT MORSE CO. will give particular attention to
settling their for LUMBER from this time to the
first of April next their office at the MILL All
settled by that time will be divided among the
or left for collection.
All persons having accounts against said company, ane
requested to present them without delay.
January l, 1854. 3m31
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W0RSTED Goods OF all kinds also Trimming Goods
w such Cloak, Dress and Sack TrimmnRs CIoak Ia
sels nice assortment Silk and Fancy Buttons IN great Va
rety Also Domestic Goods IL not at cost as Cheap as
any other store in this city. A BTTI,ER
Hath nac
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EscAPED.-We learn that WhelpIey, who
sometime since got away from the Insane Hos
tai and left town with a team which he bor-
rowed to catch himself, but who was recently
arrested in Lowell, Mass, has again escaped
from the Hospital. He left yesterday morn
ing, having, for that purpose, made his way
through the ventilator Of his room-a space SO
by inches Augusta Age.
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EeOK THE HAIR.-Among the many preparations for
the growth Of the HAIR this GOLDEN GLOSS takes the
ead Three reasons viii be given why it is universally
used and preferred to all others. 1st, Because has
proved the most eectua in Badness ID Because 1t i'm
parts beautiful dark gloss and delightful perfume to the
mar 81, Because the Ladies', with fine discrimination
winch they all possess, have adopted it. Many other
sons could be given why is great favore, but those
VINO want more have only to give it trial. Price % cts
large bottles For Sale by Druggists and Storekeepers
w. Y. HURD PRoPRIEroR, 3O4 Broadway, New York.
large discount TO Merchants 6m22.
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REMOVAL,
A. c.. Page.

HAS removed to the LARGE AND Splendid NEW
STORE directly opposite the old stand, IN Moses
Block, with large assortment of choice Family Gro
ceries Ship Stores, Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE Pa
TENT MEDICINE for sale at the lowest market rates.
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Genuine Patent NIedtctues

WRIGHT'S Indian, Sugar Coated, Old PARIS. jatnei
~ Ayers, Deans Rheumatic, Lees, Hobcnsack,s NJ
Lanes and all other kinds of Genuine Pills. also Bitter Ian
aments, Plasters, Pain Killers, &c. &C. for sale Al IN
new store by 80 A. a PAGE.
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White Oak Timber Land.

DERsONs In want Of White Oak Timber can BE sppaied
with the same, Of prime quality and suitable Quantities
with OF without the land, on application to
I. TILGHMAN5 Oxford, MARYLAND.
Reference-WM. M. RoGERs SoS, Bath; Maine
Jan. a. arao,
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kenmedY's MeAieal Disen1erx

WBAVER'S Salt Rheum Syrup SafsapatiIIa and Tor,s,
w Bitters, Abbott's Bittefs Root Herb bitter. Joh
sons Lnament and all the valuable medicines for sale Nv
80 A. g. PAGE. agan. - p..E9