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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-31
Mattiu9es.

In this city 2lst inst by Rev. Mr. Cehore Mr. Daniel
G. Gowel ofths city, TO Miss Martha f. Cooper of Chel-
sea.
In this city, 25h nst by the same Mr. Anse Potter ID
oil this city, to Miss Julia A. Palmer of Vassaboro-
In this city, 22d inst by Rev. John o. Fske, Mr. John
Lashans to Miss Mary Martin, both ofthis city.
In Gardiner, MIR. Samuel Allen, Jr, to Miss Catharine
McDoane, both of this city.
In Augusta, Mr. james d. Brooks to Miss Elizabeth Her.
ring.
In Brunswick, Arthur L. Coombs to Miss Harriet ].
Hodgdon.
In Bowdon, Isaac Adams to Miss Josephine Tarr.
In Cape Elizabeth, Geo. o. Robinson Esq., formerly of
Oxford Miss Marianne Greene, recently of Topsham
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0rutbs.

In this city, 9th inst Joshua s. Clark, aged IS years
months.
In this city 9th nst Benjamin, son Of Benz and Jane
Racklife, aged months
In this cy oath inst Almira E. Sawyer aged % years
months.
In this city, 23d inst Emma j. Maines aged years 7
months.
In this city, 18th inst, Annie NJ White aged years IL
months
In this city, 18th inst, Michael W. Donne aged years
10 months
In this city, 10th inst, Mr. James Haley aged 65 years
His death sudden, and throws deep gloom over the
hearts of all who know him. Unassuming retiring in
his manners his circle Of acquaintance imted the
benevoence and cheerunes of his natural disposition his
quiet transformations pey his prompt and ready response
to the calls OF suffering humanity, and his aeconate and
constant Kindness to his friends have haowed his memory
and made the wound inflicted by his death deep and
astng yet in feel assured that God has TIA
ken him to a better Inheritance above. Con-.
In Brunswick, Col Teri Bailey, aged 50 years and 6
months; Mrs Frances Hersey wife Of Ira Hersey of Kirk
land.
In Topsham, Mrs. Martha Foster, aged 81
In PtstOn Mrs Cynthia j. Goodrich aged % years. Cor
rovena f. Moore, aged il months.
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IMPORTANT TO MERcHANTs.-By a circular
just issued from the treasury department, it ap.
pears that all goods now in the public stores,
on which the duties have heen paid. will have
to be removed thence within one month"; and
if not so removed, will, at the expiration OF
that period, be advertised as unclaimed goods,
and then sold according to law, if not previous
ly claimed and removed.
Goods hereafter sent to the public stores
must be removed within fve days from the time
the duties are paid and il not, will be adver-
tised as unclaimed goods, and sold at the end
of one month, if still Remaining there.
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The YellOlO Ferer at Charleston. CITY
Register of Charleston in accordance with a
resolution of the Board of Health, has made an
official report relative to the yellow fever
cases that have occurred in Charleston during
the present season. From this it appears that
the total number of cases the present season,
up TO the 18th inst, was %, of which
number proved fatal. OF the % cases, &C.
cured in the city, and Is among sailors on
board ships.
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City of Rath.

In BOARD OF ALDERMEN, May 9, 1854.
ORDERED, That the Quarantine Regulations be AZ fl-
~ lowS viz On and after the 10th day o June next and
until the 10th day Of October neA qusraptin shall be
hi on III Vessels their Officers, Crews Passengers aud
OarEocs on their arrival from any port WHERE ary
gnS sickness prevailed at the time of their departure and
on Al vessels On board of which any person shah have
dc or have been sick with any Contagious lscasc during
their home@ard bound passage.
mp person shall be allowed ~ board 81, ar shore
fron any vessel when quarantine without permit from
the boarding officer Vessels will anchor Quarantine
ground, opposite the South Steam Mil.
u Pilots will take notice Of the foregoing regulations
anu act accordingly. ~ q. BAILEY, Mayor.
NM. T0RREY, City Clerk.
Israel PUTNAM, Boarding Officer
May 20, 1851. tAp
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SOMERSET AND KENNEBEc RAILROAD The
work GA this road fast progressing. The
road Is now graded and nearly ready for the
superslrncgure. aud the workmen will com
meace having the rails in few DAYS The
eastern span OF the bridge for this road across
the hennehec, al this place. IS being raised
number of feet To admit of The free passage of
tie river steamers at hIgh stages Of the water
We hope TO see the iron horse walking into
our streets over the Somerset ROAD, before the
snow fies-Mdiae Farmer.
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City OF Bath.
a ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE THE SALE OF WOOD
AND BARK.

An ORDINANCE 40 REGULATE THE SALE OF WOOD
AND BARK.
Sect ri Of ChGpt. l4tA Of .he CITY Ordinances
Every driver " any such team who shall per-
nit the to stand in any other place than shall
be designated appointed aforesaid after said
shall be given shall forfeit 81 ur each offence. This ordi
nance to take efeot from and after its passage
Chapter a2, SECTOR i.
SECTION 1Noperson shall sell Wood or Bark in the City
without first having The measured hy eTorn meas
nrer OF the city, and exhibiting certificate thereof TO
purchaser under the penalty dollar uor
more than five dollars, for each offence.
The following have been established IA Stands for the sale
Of Wood and Bark:
On The west side Of Water Street. from S. D. Hssys new
building to Centre Street.
On the east side OF Washington Street. between Center
and Vine Streets.
On the south side Of North Street between Washington
and Middle Street.
On thc cast side Of Washington Stsee between Vim. a.
Benefits aid Pine Street.
HUMPHREY WEIGH, MessureF.
CHARLES POTTER, ...i.,
JOHN DEERING, , 1assIslAhe
JAMES POTTER, Measurers'
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Fruit and Vegetables,

together with the largest variety Of Fancy articles be
found in this city, The public generally invited to call
and examine.
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Piano FOrtes

MANUFACTURED
CHICKERING SONS,
A. W. LADD & CO. Boston
HALLETT, DAVIS X CO.,
EDWARDS & son, Portland
For sale at manufactures prices by
Jan. IL. SAWYER 4 NlGOIrN RooL cellars
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NALSEs, and all kinds Of Clothing suitable for seamen
for sale by WM. II. Smith.
July 3, 1854.
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They are sure to do you good
For they are composed Of Vegetables.

NATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERs
VI remedy for all diseases arising from disor-
dered state of the Smach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss Of Appetite, Seepiness, Jaundice Headache Co.'S
tlveness, Female Diseases, &c.
As spring and Summer medicine it has no equal sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, by DIR. j. MATHEWS and N. X. ELS
hOhIH. 49tf
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On Tuesday evening last party Of Irishmen
got into drunken quarrel in Gardiner, in the
course of which one man was severely woun-
ded in the head, and another held upon hot
stove until he was nearly roasted-the Injury
inflicted upon him being very severe. They
have been arrested and held for trial
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land state that the catch Of fish upon the Labra-
dor coast has been very abundant. The LiU-
.erpool (N. 81 Transcript reports that nearly
all the Labrador fishermen belonging TO La
Have, have arrived at home with full fares
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SECOND DIsTRIcT.-Good news The re-
lection of Mr.. Gilman was unworthy Of the
Wing Party. We always supposed that they
had seen enough Of Coalition 10 keep out of
the dirty thing. We ka010 that Mr.. Gilman
will receive strong vote.-Dr. Young'S
TOuchsf0nc.
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GCT Rev. Mr.. Crehore, who has officiaied
as pastor Of the Universalist Society in this
city for the last two or three years, preached
his farewell sermon on Sunday last. MIR. g.
is Young man of superior ability, and his
manly and courteous department has won the
esteem of large circle of friends, who will
hear the announcement Of his intended depar-
ture with sincere regret.--Ir6une.
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On Sunday afternoon while the people were
at meeting, the house and barn of Mr.. Joseph
Barsow, Of North Yarmouth, were consumed
BY fire. 1t is not known how the fire took.
Nothing was saved but load of grain from
the barn, il not having been unloaded
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NEw CoUNTERFEIT.-The Buffalo Democ-
racy says that new counterfeit ten dollar bill,
on the Merchants Bank Of Boston, has been
circulated in Buffalo. 1t is said to be miser.
ably executed, and the appearance of the bill
is but little calculated to deceive.
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Chnins. ANCHORS and sails.

A SECOND HAND suite Of Chains, Anchors and Sails,
n nearly new, for vessel Of about 100 buthcn For
sale very low, by b. 0. WEEKS.
June ~, 1864.
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July % at 20 lon q 20, seen bark Courant Brad
street, finn Havana for Hamburg
Aug 5, lat 80, lon 81 10 bar. 7 w p; A., Co pa,-
gor for Gaudaloupe. = -ssSt"o' - 80
Aug l6 lat ~ N, Ion 20 10 W, was seen large ship
steering E, showing white signal with HAL anchor n
it and blue sigma with the letters FP; undoubtedly
Geo Patten, finn New Orleans for London.
July q, lat AZ N lon IL ", seen bark Nautilus,
steering -.
July 81 lat 81 T. lon TO- ship Henry Reed Dearborn, FIN
Liverpool for New York , - =
July 81 lat AZ Ion 49, was seen ship oonqueror Bouee,
from Mobile for Liverpool. 80 III
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O. The Washington Union states official
ly, that, pending the action of the imperial
and provincial Legislature on the reciprocity
treaty, the river ST. Lawrence vii! be thrown
open TO American vessels, during her majesty's
pleasure, in the manner provided for in that
treaty.
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MoRE SAD News We have intelligence
this week Of the death in New Orleans Of John
Cushman Harmon, sou of Mr.. William Har-
mon of this town He is the fourth and last
of those who left here some six or seven weeks
since in the ship Horatio, Capt. Hall Young
Harmon was about twenty-five years of age anG
leaves wife and child.-BrunSlCick TEL
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India silks.

n 0W opening, the best assortment Of India Silks ever
y offered in this city. OWEN 4 co.
April 81. As
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Portsmouth (Lower Harbar)Ar 23d, schr VIM Gregory,
Crockett, New York for Portsmouth. Came in without
pilot at IL PM very smoky at the time aud in commng
anchor struck on Hicks rocks ktery Point where
she remains fast. She heads OIL shore and has bgei-
Cargo Corn and Hour all damaged. The belonged to
N0ckland, was I49 tons, yrs Old. Cargo insured.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-31

CLEARED
Brig Venus, Anderson, savannah.
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O. Some Of the Boston papers state that
there is more visible drunkenness in Boston
than there has been seen before for long time
twenty years, says the Mail.
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COLUMBIA, S g, August, 90. Letters from
Savannah state that the yellow fever is very vi
client, and confined TO no section of the city.
The weather was exceedingly ho., and the
citizens wers flying in all directions.
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Co Rev. Mr.. Metcaf, recent graduate Of
Harvard University, has accepted call from
the Unitarian Society of this city, to become
their pastor.
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A Good Madame

An article prepared with great care purely vegetable
anu one that always gives perfect satisfaction in purifying
the system from all humors ill humOrs incuded) and
STRENGTHENING notwithstanding the whole francis PREs
TONS VEGETABLE CArHOLIcoSl Try it, all invalids. All
General Agent for the state
A. g. PAGE, Agent for Bath 3wa
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SALT.

7 LIVERPOOL Salt afoat, for sale by
IL July IL d. & l.. PAT,
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EASTERN TIMES
81; szAa MlRIlE JOURNAL. -

SrINsoN Y Co., No ) Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Can't
Stnson is voraby known experienced merchant and
shipmastcr formerly Of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with prompness ana despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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BMckWheat Flour,

DuCA neat EEONNRe
w HEAT dhOATS, lIommony and Samp for sale br
~ March II. 40 M. u. GANNETT.
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DRowNED. William It. Boynton, Of this
city, aged about lhirty-fve years, was drowned
in the Kennebec River at S ydney, on Monday
last.-His body was brought here on Wednes-
day for nierment -HaH0lUeH Gazette.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-31

HEsuDscribers having purchased the right to manuac
ture and apply the above named shoe, for the city Of
Bath prepared to accommodate such wish to
profit by the best Improvement made for the benefit of
that noble and useful ANIMAL the horse No pains should
be spared to make the labor of that valuable animal easy
possible and also guard against ameness tenderness
&c, with which horses have always been less
troubled this end horse-shoers have experiment
ting for the last so years. and until recently with but little
With this Improvement however, all seems to be realized
that is necessary The shoe will prevent lameness,
tenderness make horse travel greater distance with less
fatigue, and being made Of steel will very much longer
than the common iron shoe.
Some Of our bestczens have already proved to be all
that is claimed for it. j. BLAISDELL & CO.,
2n Centre ST. near the IIay Scale
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P.S Merchants and Mlners from the adjoining towns
supplied the lowest Boston prices. Good articles Of
WooenSocks and Yarn taken in exchange for goods 6wS
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IMPORTS.

LVERPooL-Per bark Lucinda-1200 hhds Salt to Ma
goun Clapp; 80 coal to VIM II Smith and Others
CARDFF-Per brig Defance-26360 bars Bolt Iron to II
Allen Co.
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REMOVAL.
A. c.. Pare.

/ AS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
II STORE, directly opposite the old Stand in Moses new
Block with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
ceries Ship Stores Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICIN ES for sale at the lowestmarket rates
Iy29
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PENOBscoT DISTRICT Hon. S. II. Blake
has been nominated by the Democratic party
for Congress. We hope he Will be elected
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- GIRL WANTED.-A smart capable girl
20 do house work Steady employment and
good pay will be given. Apply at this office.
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u Persons calling for letters will please mention The,
advertised To the postage Of each ddCe5tsed Let
ter, one cent tCjH be aided.
JOSEPH G. SNOWP NJ.
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Comm ercia1 street
IRON WORKS,


A GOOD assortment Of Gents Congress Boots may BE-
n found, at reduced prices, at the store Of
July %. j. w. ROBERTS
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DRIED Beef Northern sugar cured Hams, new l
IL Pickles by the gallon and jar, ketchup, Ic for "a
50 A. o. PAG
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ARRIVED.
ARRIVED.

Hole.
Sch Almira Ann, Phillips, Philadelphia
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Buffalo. Aug. 28lh

The total number of deaths by cholera in
this city during The past week. has reached
AZ, of which only 2 were Americans.
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Baltimore, Aug. 28th.

The deaths in this city during the past week
reached l48, of which 81 were of dysentery,
aud Is of consumption. No cholera.
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BOOk-Kceper and Salesman
Wanted

an Auction Commission and Dry Goods Establishment
L To young man. wen qualified and Of unquestioned
character, a liberal salary will be paid Apply to
IL j. L. GILMAN.
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The interments in this city on Friday in
cluded IL from yellow fever. Ga Saturday
the number of deaths was ID, Of which were
of the fever.
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Launched-at IIarpswell, 18th, by Aerryman ship
q about oOO tons; owned in arpswe and destined for the
freighting business.
Two other ships, Of about the size in pro-
cess Of erection in that town at the yards OF Messr Curtis
Estes and Norton Slower, 81.
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State Of Maine

Term, 1854.
A. n Hart, Washington Elliott Albert Thompson
IIS is action of assumpsit upon account annexed
for S226 go The writ bears date July 29th 1854. And
it having been suggested to the court that Washing
ton Elliott of the defendants, not within the
time Of the service Of the P 3 writ and had
tua notice Of the suit is ordered that notice of the pen
dency this action be given the said Washington Elliott
by Publishing atested copy Of this order together with
abstract of the PITTS writ three weeks excessively in
III the Eastern Times newspaper published in the city Of
Of Bath in this State the last publication be not less than
sixty days before the next of this court be holden
Bath ii the County Of Sagadahoc the third Tuesday Of
December next that the said defendants may then and there
appear and said suit, if he shall
Attest; GEO BARRON, Clerk.
A true Copy.-Attest: GEO. BARRON, Clerk 3wIO
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WINES AND SPIRITS.

JAMES III fCHELI. ha> bcendnIya ppoinicd b, III
Y Mayor and Alirrmrn Agent fuT ihe city to q "a
wines ne for Medicinal ana mechanic par poses On
yagree"bl i"the 'Acl for the Suppression OF drink
ng housesand pp,ing shops, 'Hid w prepared "
ornShlhe triiclcf'r the above purP-ses hissiore
on Centre S1rcrt
Bath Aug lisp. IOtI
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A SUPERIOR article fur removing FrrcAles and
"A nimpleS from he face -Ind fur The cure vi chErpcd
hands prepared and FOR sale ~
J.MATHEWS,
March 13 Sj3 S.lgaiRhock Building
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New Arrival,
House and Ship Painting

DAIMER'S Vinegar for sale by NJ. r. GANNETT.
4 March II. 40
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Gas Burners. Chandeliers. &c,

JUST received, large and extensive assortment ct
q Gas Burners, Chandeliers &c, which We oger nj the
lowest mandatory prices these are from the
best uanuiactory, aHd are oil warranted Please cali
ana examine . VI. HEATH & co
Bath, Junc (, Al
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Black Lace ViSites.
Barge de EaIneS,

RECEIVED this morning few black lace Yisites, also
II few black and colored silk visites
July H. OWEN & co.
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ND Cream, Ice Cream, Soda Water Oysters &C. &C.
u constantly on hand at ROBINSON & BROS
June 6, 1854 3m5I
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PORT OF RATEE.

THURSDAY, Aug. a.
ARRIVED.
Brig Ponsett, Hill, Jacksonville.
Brig Chesapeake, Davidson, Cumberland, Ms.
Brig Eunice, Cady, Alinudic, Ms.
Sch n ii Hail. Richards, Jacksonville.
Br sch William Hams, Nepan, Ms.
CLEARED.
Briggs Holt, Deliver Ellsworth; Josiah Jex, Moore,
Machias
FRIDAY, Aug. %.
CLEARED.
sch ii Parker, MeDougall, Windsor, Ms
Brig Rolling Wave, Gaudaloupe; 9th, Ship Emily st
Pierre Boston,
SUNDAY, Aug. p.
ARRIVED.
Bark Lucinda, Smith, Liverpool, L. July Is.
Br Brig Defiance, (of Yarmouth, NS) Crosby, Cardiff f.
Brig DAVID X Akin, Brown, Ycomco
Brig Almatia, (of Barnst;lbe) Philadelphia
Sch Brunswick Lyon, Graft, ST John NIB.
MONDAY, Aug IS.
ARRIVED.
Sch Gentle, (ofRockand) -, New York via Holmes
Hole.
Sch Almra Ann, Phillips, Philadelphia.
Sch Boston,
Tuesday, Aug. %.
CLEARED.
Brig Venus, Anderson, Savannah.
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TIE balance Of Barege de LANES will be sold at pr
that cannot fail to be satisfactory to the purchaser
July %. OWEN q CO
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Nutting's Patent Window Suriuo


IN GOOD Cont makers do pant 40 5 do Vest do
" who will begiven good prices and constant employ
neht by w. HAWTHORNE,
oS 90 Front st. Bath, Me.
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John Colts Standard Cotton Sail
Duck.

LII agents. Cotton Canvas from several other mills
AlsoAsnaburg Prints Print Cloths and Copper Rollers
for Calico and Satnett Printers. 6m5O
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LARGE variety Of Fruit and Vegetables in their sea-
n son, received weekly by boat from Boston, New York
and South, by 50 "A. n. PAGE.
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House Paper.

LARGE assortment Of and beautiful patterns of
IA House Paper Common medium, satin and gold,-com-
velvet and gold borders. More opening for sale
by (4O SAWYER a. MAGOUN.
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ONE Of the best lots of land situated in Bath on the east
" side ofHgh Street, opposite Of Henry Talman ESQ
said lot four rods High Street. and about Eleven rods
Ions; with one and half story building for L. good
title will be given to the purchaser For further particulars
enquire of the subscriber who has authority make the
sale JAMES POTTER
Bath Aug. Z, 1871. Avs
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10 Honorable ArnoM BLtcy Judge of Probate 1rith;a
and for The County Of Lincoln.
Join c. LOWELL, executor Of the last will of John
Lowell late Of Bath County OF Sagadahnck, late ia
said County deceased, respectfully represents That the
Personal Estate Of the said deceased is sufficient by the
sum Of nine hundred thirty five dollars aud twelve cents
answer his just debts and charges administration he
therefore prays that he may be empowered and licensed
sell and convey much Of the Real Estate Of tie said de-
ceased as may be sufficient to raise the said with in
cidcntal charges. j. u. LOWELL.
LINCOLN, ss--ft Court of Probate heid NJ Wfscas-
set Wihip and for the County Of Lincoln, ne
seucnth day of fugust 4. ID. 1854.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered That tile said Petit
toner give notice to all persons interested in SAID Estate
that they appear at Court Of Probate be holden
Wiscasset within and for said County, the first Monday
Of September next by causing copy Of said Petition with
this Order be published III the Easter Times printed
Bath il said County Of Sasadahoc three weeks success
lively previous 10 said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY Judgc 81 Probate.
Attest; T.. EOoTE, JR., Register
True Cory-Attcst; r. fcorE, Dr., Register. 3vo
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DIS SVtsRG

Bark Tonquin Of Bath from New Orleans for Genoa put
lto Charleston 2Oth ns Part Of her being sick.
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Watches, Jewelry, SC.

NEW and beautiful assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewcy, &C.. just received and will be sold
cheap. H. H. a. MARSTOE
Bath, Nov. II
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-31
REMOVAL.
j. B. HUDSON.

Has removed to the Store,
Corner HOdgI6ins' wharf and Front ST..
For many years occupied by Albert Page.
Furniture of all descriptions hand made to order.
On hand some beautiful patterns Of GILT CORNICES
Bath Aug. 81, 1854. tito
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-31
Sharpen your Scythes.
Strawberries

M +. GANNFTT has superior Patent scythe Rifles.
vi. Mayer. so