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HE necessity OF such medicine has long been felt
both by the he IDS of families and physicians. l. s
antages over cathariics given in the form Pills
vders be obvious to every intelligent person.
operates more mm- diately and efectually upon the
tenn and the time is infinitely less difficult
administer being quite agreeable to the taste II not
produce, all the effects where physic is required,
completely removes habtua Cosiveness, leaving the
xels perfectly free. II expels all humors from the
fod is certain for The Piles, Regulates the
of The Lvcf frees the stomach from Bile, invigor-
Is the whole Nervous system, and removes the
all local pains, such as
te,matism, Neuralgia, Tic Doloreur,- Gout,
Pain in the Head, Side, Stomach, &c.
may also be relied upon in all diseases of the Bow
DIARHEA, AND CHOLERA
.bRBUS, yield at once to its magical influence
ain we repeat TRY 1T lit needs no other recon-
fndation. No fam " will be without il after they
We tried other remedies without despair not
ef is now at hand. Are you suffering from Scrofula.
bottles Of my Liquid Cathartic will cure YOU Would
be relieved from habtual Costireness three bottles
eff ct all that you desire. If you afflicted with
eumatiC. Neuralgia, other local palms, two bottles
d free you from them. All humors will be eradicated
the blood by the of from to six bottles. In
BRIT fyou require physic for any purpose, this is the
st reliable and agreeable to the taste that has
En placed within the reach Of the public.
PRICE 81, zoos
ncipa Depot at No. SO Central Street, Lowell Mass
" Sold by Druggists generally.
AGExTs.-Bath, N. T. Ellsworth & Son., Wholesale
Retail; Wiscasset, Edmund Dana; WooIvvich, s.
Sdge; Halowe, Wales & Souther. oly4
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Bath Carriage Repository.

THE attention purchasers is earnestly solicited to the
Street, over the store r. r. Smith, 1t consists of almost
variety Of Carrages for stable or family use, such
Carryals; Phons, and four Wheels Chases Buggys,
with and without top; Wagons, &C., &c.
Ali the above will be sold reasonable terms they
purchased at any other establishment in the State
and lower than they can be houghtin Boston
Carriages of all descriptions repaired, lined newtoPped
&C.
Please call THOMAS EATON JR., corner Of Front
and Elm Sts-, or z. Is. C0vEL, 1.-THE Repository ,,
Bath, May 2, 1865 ISL
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Ar at Quebec It'll inst ship VIM stetson Jordan and
at st John Nh 10Th inst ships Lavipa Adams Adams,
Cid at Havre 18th ult ship J Morse. Owen, Cardiff
AZ Havana 18th ult ships Rio Grande, Percy Cardn
18th kate Swanton, Reed, New Orleans
Sid 2Sh, ship Sarah Purington, Whitney, Falmouth
4th bark Odd Fellow. Elliot, Boston 5th, brig Law
ten. Ladieu, Savannah .
AR Green Island River st Lawrence, 18th ui snip
Ar at Havre 18th ult, ships ulhouse StIIphen for New
Orleans 10TH Champion. Jenkins Consantinopc DIS
chartered the French government); VIM Kent, for
boston 5th; JP Morse, Owen and VIM Hitchcock, conway,
for Cardiff 2d Abby Langdon, Hall, and Danube Coster
=,
leans
At Rio Janerio I'd ult bark John Henry, Moses, unc
At Gonaives 18th ut brig Uranus, Church. for New York
l0ds
Sid FIN Trinidad ult bark Jenny Pitts, Snow, Cowcs
AtCentuegos 9th uit, ship Josephine riding, Jordan,
Tyr New York ready
At Havana sth inst ship Ann Patten dsg load
for London; Kate Swanton Reed, for Falmouth (takcn up
at 81 IL 6, carries 800 boxes) Roger MAXWELL 3I00
bxs for Cowes, gets TO- VIM Jane, Patterson for Ham
burg ldg brig John Hathaway, Smith dsg
Cid 39h, ship John Henry 0xnard, Cowes
AT Matanzas 9Th inst, ship Medallion Theobald Fall
mouth dgi bark Helen Warren, Sargent Bos-n dg
at st stephen 9Th inst ship Saml Dnnnng Skolneld,
SPOKEN.
MAY a. lat IS 4oN, Ion 46 o. bark Reindeer IA ds New
york for Singapore
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Notice..

PURSUANT to order ofthe Judge of Probate, at n
Probate Court held at Wscasset, within and for the
County ofncon, the second day of July, D., 1855,
shall sell public vendue, to the highest bidder there
for the dwelling house Of Timothy Morse late Of Bow
doinham, deceased Thursday, the thrtieth day of
August next, at two O'Clock in the afternoou the follow
real estate situated in Bowdoinham, County of Sag
dahoc, formerly Lincoln County, viz: about thirty
of pasture and moving land belonging the estate
Timothy Morse, lite Of Bowdoin am, deceased laying
the Ste Falls the western branch efihe eastern
ranch of Cathance river and bounded ca>teiy by the
idge Road; norherly by lapd Of Nathaniel Purrnton,
estery by land Of Thomas Spear and southery by land
fP. Wilson heirs and others. The sale is in order
Use the sum Of hundred ninety EIGHT dollars for
payment of the just debts the deceased charges of
mnistraon and incidental charges,at which time and
the Of be Widows Dover therein, will
sold if necessary. Terms of sale, cash.
Dated at Bowdonham this tenth day of July, A. D.,
IS, now Sagadahoc County, formerly Lincoln County.
JOSIAH MERROW,
mnistrator said estate of Timothy Morse, late OF
wdonham, deceased. 3w4
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Important to Ship Masters.

WE would call the attention of all ship to
wv Edson's new Double Acting Force Pump, as supe-
ror thing before offered to the public for any
and all situations where Force Pump is needed. They
especially recommended as ships Head Pump, as
they take up little space, and are less liable than
any other pump get of repair; which is very
rous objection to the Pumps now in use. They will
throw of if desired, and will do
of fire than any other Pump Of the size
in
One can be seen on board ship VIM. NJ Rogers,
CayvaH's Water Boat the store ofthe subscri-
ber, sole agent for Bath.
IL l.. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block
Nov IL 1854 o22
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CHoKED TO DEATH.-Abner Whitney of
Portland, while eating his supper on Sunday
afternoon, in attempting to swallow piece Of
5eefsteak about two inches long and three quar-
tiers Of an inch in thickness, became choked.
the meat passing into the larynx and wind pipe,
causing his immediate DEATH Sc says the
State of Maine.
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Flour, Meal, Teas, Sugars,

EAS Of the best qualities in caddys; Mocha Old Java,
Central America, Rio and Cape Coheesi Crashed Pow
dere Granuated and assd Coffee Crashed White Sugars
Havana Porto Rico Muscovado and New Orleans Brown
Sugars; Orleans Moasses in bbls; Porto Rico and
Cuba Moasses Syrups; Oils; Spces Sperm WAX Stearne
and Taow Candes Pickles by the jar gallon; Picked
Limes Seville Olives Tomoto and Walnut Kechup; Sar
dines Maccaroni; ycrmace Prunes; Figs; New Rasnsi
Olive Oil; Jeys; Exs Lemon, yenilla and Rose Fancy
Soaps; Preserved Ginger Soda and Wine Crackers, &c,
&C., for sale by JOHN H. MCCLELLAN.
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PRICE OF FLoUR.-Accounts from different
parts of the country indicate that breadstuffs
will soon be had at cheaper rates than afpres-
ent. The indianapolis Journal of the 9th inst.
says that large dealer in that city offers 10
give bond for the delivery Of 5000 bbls. Of
foar by November next at SIS so per Dbl. The
Mobile Tribune of the 10Th ult. says that new
-four is selling there at SIS per bbl 1t predicts
that three weeks hence flour will be had at
that place for So so per Dbl. New flour will
soon be in the market in abundance.
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EASTERN TIMES
81 81 MARINE JOURNAL. ssR

SrINsoN X Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
or the MON LINE OF packets from Bath to Boston. Capt
stnson is avoraby known an experienced merchant aud
shpmaster, formerly of this city All business entrusted
to HIM will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR DoNNELL, Agent for Bath.
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As the crop Of Strawberries

small, and not much prospect Of there being many in
the market this season. the subscriber will suggest that
ne has constantly hand most every description
Pine Apples which makes the best of preserves Call
buy ALI T ROHINSON
Bath, July 10th, 1856. s
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PrOtean Fountain Pent


AGENT FOR sAG4DAHoc AND KEsxEBEc COUNTIES.
ADvASrAGEs.lAn incorrodble and durable Ink Reser-
esse mag made q nnodyears Patent filed with
80 anu rapidy, sunnlyinn the leh for six eight hours
! A'a s ave about one-thir1 Of the time.
besutul Z "a s s best qa2 Eh holder Of the
'ure Is simple, and not liable to get out OF order.
| OPINIONS or PREss.
ia; IN ~; u IS light GRACEFUL easily reruIa ed and
JnSepenlees complete and fisLed arfcie@Year Yerk
Eureka Eurska!! We have found il a, last FarN
in iptsand ~ WIG Tor hos without once dipping ID
10 all who write much whose Time i -, =. :. !,
WI" PROVE an Invaluable invention-C ing
We certainly take great pleasure in rccommendsns a..
all men who do not wish to be trouble with y 70
currence TO an nkstand.-Aner. Tenn Un1on ie
thing to rem have meyer seen heard any
ment so that it may keep up with the age Of eieer
steam GEO. kkLLoo, Reporter, CPS Broadway, n Y
We must regard this Pen Of the grand improve
ments Of the age.-Portland Transcript and Eiccttc
Just the thing for any who has much writing do
For lghtness and conFeneee IL is in NV iudement unrI
vailed and too valuable be rarted with for ten times III
cost if could not be replaeed-0leicas III The ckristid
The Pen must have great Any pen that for
hours at dip, be said to have great run-bue
,s pen will become tried and valued rendwill save
ING temper Of the business man. and preserve the compo
sure Of the irritable poet.-HTtford C0urant.
me are writing with which does six hours
ont failure or stoppage, and have found it mex
geiist. anu eouioi'aOie'-neW io'h Ep0"-
Pistols On mg pens is what Colts Revoves Is among
DOZEN Sheets hre dozen shots, and the other write
Mayor Jack Dopnins. b u ioauins'-1A~'A0' y
Clergyman who has vrittaD. /. a., -, 8, - 4.
OF these pens, without once dnnr ~ =; ~, 20 -.
that he would not dispense with II far tsnaf a; ~
value-Boston Erenfag TrabeHer '"SA'' s''e' ~
1t could not procure another similar mer;,s one
hundred dollars would not purchase from me Inc ope
| have.-A Ven York Clergyman '
We continue to with entire satislaction ID
New York Independent, May 1gth 1856.
| ''Let those write now who never wrote before
| Aud those who always wrote, now write more"
Price, $3.50 $500 So, so 81 90 and $3.50 SINS
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Notice,

THE Taxes assessed upon the citizens Of Bath, for thu
year 1885, committed to me to collect. II paid
within thirty days eight per cent? and within sixty day.
six per will be discounted and If not paid in three
months they ordered to be sued
AMMI E. MITCHELL, Treas'r and Coll'r
Bath June 2s, 1855.
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FOUND.

tCHED up on Sunday, July l, between Marks Island
and Hendricks Head Light, Ships Long Boat. The
her have the by proving property and paying
lrges on applicatiorto the subscriber. A. COTTON.
SoaithDort July 2. 1856 3v:s
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The AUGUSTA AGE-WM. T. JOHNSON,
Esq, publisher of this old democratic journal,
has, ca account of ill heal,h, disposed of his in
terest in the establishment to Messrs. B. A. e.
& NJ. w. Fuller, Esqs. of Augusta Mr..
Johnson has our best wishes for his health and
future prosperity.
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Desirable Hardware Goods!
The Subscriber offers for sale
Ship and House Builders Hardware,

FRESH STOCK, as follows, viz Composition Spikes
n Castings-Cnch Rings-Deck and Side Lights-Water
Coses-Brass Locks and Door Knobs-an extensive
and rich variety. ManRope Plates, &C., &c. Ship and
House Carpenters, Joiners Coopers, Carvers' and Ma
chniss Tools of late style and most noted brands among
which are Graduated and Concave Ship Augurs Holman
Copeland's" Ship and House Tools SMELLS Extra
c. S. Augurs, Augur Bits &c Moulson" and Ashs .
prime Plane Irons, Chise &C., &c. Saws Of every de-
scrption Boring Machines Jack and Clamp Screws; to-
gether with good assortment Of general HARDWARE 4
CUTLERY which offer to the trade or at RETAIL on best
possible terms
ANTHONY s. MORSS.
8m43 go Commercial Street, Boston.
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TO Hono'abi Arnold Bioney, Judge Of Probate with
and for the County Of lincoln
AIRY f. llATlORN, Administrator of the Estate of
w JOSEPH ]. HATH0RN, late Of Richmond, in said
county, deceased respectfully represents That the Per-
sohai Estate Of the said deceased is not sufficient by the
sum OF sixteen thousand Dollars to his just debts
and charges OF Administrations she therefore pays that she
be empowered and licensed to sell and convey somuch
OF the Real Estate Of the said deceased may be sufficient
to raise the said sum with incidental charges
MARY L. HATH0RN.
LINCOLN, sat a Probate Court held at Wiscdsset
pithin and for the County Of Lincoln, the second
day of July A. ID. 1855.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the said Pc
ttone give notice to all interested in said Estate
that they may at Court of Probate to be holden
at Mscasset within and for said County, the first Mon
day OF August next, by causing copy of said Petition,
with this Order published the Eastern Times prin-
ted at Bath formerly in said County, three weeks
sively, previous to said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY Judge Of Probate.
Attest: L. FooTE, Jr., Register
true copy.-Attest: L. FooTE, Jr., Register. Sw5
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Just Arrived

ND now opened for inspection and particularly
"a SELL choice Meats in jars, Lard, Pork, prime March
cheese Sugar Cured Hams, put up expressly for Family
use, ketchups Of all kinds, Sarnes different size boxes
olive OIL Guava Jelly, surrenl Jelly, Raspberry Jam, and
in fact without going into all the Details the subscriber
viii remind the public that he has about all things that
are nice and will sell as low any else in the market
ALT. 7. ROBINSON.
Don't forget the place Of Front ST. and Sagadahock
Ferry wharf
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Wood for Sale.

he subscriber has for sale at s. D. Haeys Furniture
Factory, about 40 cords Of Bcardends, capital artl
for summer use. J. A. BROWN.
a,h, July 4, 1855 Stf
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsApARILLA

Is at this Season most invaluable Renovator and
PURIFIER OF THE BL0OB.
1t not only rich and pure blood but it will
eectuay carry off all putrd humors cleanse the stomach,
regulate the bowels mpart and vigor to the whole
system, and
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE.
One great recommendation for using this Sarsapara is
that every bottle of manufactured under the direct
peIintendence Of
DIR. JAMES r. Chiffon,
the most celebrated Chemist and Ply stefan in this country
and his certificate attached to each bottle guarantees that
is "PURELY VEGETABLE, AND WITHOUT MERCURY"
There has yet been medicine presented to the
public which has eecualy usained its character for
"PURIFyISG THE BLOOD DR.. TOWNSHIPS SAIsSA-
PARILLA and the fact that has enrely superseded
all other preparations claiming the properties alone
speaks volumes in its favor.
THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE.
Only purify the Blood, and disease must vanish.
Principal Depot 212 Broadway, New York. and for sale
Inv md in the
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Soap,

good As tie best-st LeatEe Cores Ammonia Soa D.
II prime article to labor in washington sale by
JuIv 4 1885 8 M.F GANNETT
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Hor.-On Tuesday the mercury rose toS7
degrees above 0, in the coolies, place we know
Of out of doors.
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Those who Indulge in Smoking

Ihose VINO Indulge IN smoking,
A ND would like 10 suit themselves to a Choice Cigar,
IA will do well by Calling the subscriber, at his old
stand of Front street and SaadahOc Ferry Slip
where the following Brands can he found -
Operas, Plantations and Regalas, which hard to
beat: Oscuro, Ell Delfn Fidelia Pagizo, Magnolia, Ell
Puro Lesuanaa Revieneys Londoners, Principals Know
Nothings, Frank Pierce, Webster and various other
brands too numerous 10 mention
Call and examine for have taken pains to procure on
ly those which thus far have given sat sfaction.
ALT. 7. ROBINSON.
July 10th, 1855.
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Removal.

THE subscribers beg inform their friends and the
public that they have removed from their old stant
to No III Wall St. door South, when they will
be happy to hear from their friends,
CHAS. e. DUNCAN & co.
New York May ], 1855. tf46o
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-19

HUNTS Patent Paper Mache Dickeys Just received at
Ill CIRCUITS. Price only cents Call and look at them
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SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY Goods.

HE subscribers would call the attention of the Ladies
to their late arrivals of Fashionable Dress Goods for
Summer, consisting Of PLAN, Plaid and Striped Silks, in
great variety, Silk Tissue, Jacconet and Musns Lawns,
Bera:es, Chais. Also assortment of Shawls for
Summer some new and beautiful styles Grape Shawls in
different coor Cashmere Shawls Of every desirable syle
Light Wool Shaws of delicate shades. We also
ceiving constantly the latest patterns of vsites to which
we would particularly call your attention. Our assor-
ment OF Fancy Goods large and well selected Please
call and examine at the Granite Store Front street, Bath
July2 OWEN CO.
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Fruit! Fruit! and Vegetables

LII the varieties Of the received by the steam
boat every trip For sale at the Of the subscriber
corner of Front street and Sagadahock Ferry wharf
Bath, July 10, 1855. ALT I. ROBINSON.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office uncalled fol
Bath, July ~, 1865.

7Gcntlcmen's List.
Arrowsic Treas Of Jordan John
Avery George W. Joy Hosea
Austin AS Leary Thomas
Alien Eben q Linch Capt
Blasdell John-2 Lloyd Chas L
Bennett John A Lloyd Alexander
Bailey James Littlefeld Rufus
Blanchard p G Maxim Marcus
Breen James Marsh George
bennington Isaac Morse CaptR
Barker Charles Morse Samuel
Clark John Morrill, Isaac
CLANCY VIM McIver Donald
Consdine Andrew McQueu Donald
Craig William Mccartney James
Colburn George Osgood Charles
Crohan Michael 0'Donnel James
Collins Lemuel Oliver William X
Danorth James 0'Flaherty Michael
Doughty Capt VIM Prentss Morris
Flanders 7 X Rairlen Capt Bradstreet
Fuller Capt Jas Rooth Henry
Folan John Rogers 4 CoGB
Ford Martin Reid Chas III
Frazier Duncan Reid Andrew
Fountain CaptZ Russell Simon
FloydSB Randall William
Fisher &c Sampron Ryan Capt Albert
Farren ii Ridley Robert
Gibbs Capt VIM Pa Rigby Geo
Gilmore Adnah Shaw Freeman s
Harvard John Snow John III
Hodgkins Stephen Turner Abner
Harrington Charles b Troup Walden NJ
Henderson Daniel Totman Lewis
Holton John Trask John
Heal Lewis West Bath Treas of
Hathorn VINO Walker John
Rigging CaptAG WilsonFE
Hyde Harey Young Donnell
Hall Basil
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GREAT FIRE IN MANCHESTER n H.-A fire
broke out in the soath end of No / mill on
the Manchester corporation at about o'clock,
Sunday morning, and before it could be arres-
ted one half of the mill was destroyed, compri.
sing about one quarter of the corporation
The loss is between 5000, 900, and $3.50 900,
and the mill was, of course, insured. Abou,
4oo hands are thrown out of employment.
while the fire was raging at the Mills ano,h-
er one broke out in Elm street, which before il
was suodued, destroyed thirty two buildings
(shoPs and houses,) destroying property
amounting to $4,000.
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POET OF BATH.

THURSDAY, July 5
ARRIVED.
Sch kaloolah Morton Georgetown, SC
FRIDAY, July 10
CLEARED.
ship Lion, NEW, S2s tons Ryan, st John NB
Br Sch Resolution, stiles, Cumberland Ms
SATURDAY, July II
ARRIVED.
Brig Galveston, Flowing, Philadelphia
MONDAY, July l6.
ARRIVED.
Brig Forester, Prebe. PHILADELPHIA with Lumber f,
rufLnt Lrumnond * Coz
CLEARED.
lSr Brig Frances, Putnam. Pictou.
Sci Ophir, BuckminStcr, New York.
TUESDAY, July l..
ARRIVED.
Brig Eagle, =, Savannah lumber for Lemont Co
Sch Hylas, Elliot Boston
Sch Geo Davis pinKham, Boston
Sch Charlestown Packet, Perkins, Boston
Sch Chas Hannah, Rogers, Pictou
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Coal! Coal!
Stoves

LARGE assortment of Cooking Paror and Store Stoves
II of the most approved patterns selling BY the sub
scribers at GREATLY REDUCED prices
Also, constantly hand, Coal Hods Shovels, Sifters
Stove Funnel Sad Irons, Tin and Copper Ware Of every
description and all other articles usually kept in Hard
store. MITCHELL LOW.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

lPer Pacific at New YoIkl
Ar at Liverpool 23d ut Courser, Berry, Callao; Send
Coffin, New Orleans; oath Martha Ward Storer do
Lombard Lombard, do; Esmeralde, M'Manus, Mol
ger and Normandy, Mecher, New Orleans Cynosure ri
Sid 18th, Rockaway, Goodwin, philadelphia
Ent LOT ldg 18th p Harvard, Andres, New Orleans
York o' :
Ent inward at London sd Am Congress. Clifford f,
York; Zlth Mary Kimball, Fisk. Mcneil
CID I'D hhne, Doane, New York
Ar at Deal ATTN Rhine, Doane, and woodcook Lamb
LONDON lot new ork (and proceeded: 18th Lisbon
tbs, Trinidad for Hamb urg (do)
ON Dover zoth Woodeock, Lambert London for n
Ar at Cardiff 18th Richd Morse DipsYnare Havre.
Omar Pasha, Barnes, do
Sid 9th ~ Hathorn, Hathorn Savannah
AT az She1lds I'D Geo Stockharn Oliver Tondon
Drummond, do -" 49,, -o> ~
AT at at Antwerp 2sth, Katahdin Eustis, New cork
~ a. 'enoa 18th H Body, Hussy, New orleans
New FORK - 'ii'p martina mtmofe' mhitmore
~ VSes IN nt ship Abby Blanchard Harding IA,
.. Soa az M1nr1,aeld, I'm Havre (disg ballastl
.e,cal 10 taI = so I'd ut Gauntlet, Borland for
CID at Melbourne Apl shin OnSard 1vsdo r.,cntts
cha Islands '1san u o"ens NortonO
Ar at Kingston 10th ult bark Nicholas cur,vsr Mo-
ford, Bath (and sid 2st for st AIMS Raw "o
At Malta 18th ult ship Archer. Lewis Car5if
AT Genoa I'D ult. ship II Boody Hnssev unc
load for New York ''ii oe'o
Sid FIN Kingston 2lst ult bark Nicholas t,urvin Mo-
ford, st AuD's Bay to load for London - ~
Al Matanzas 10th ut bark Helen Warren Sargent
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The Reason Whv!

NOTWITHSTANDING the general pressure, the
~ dersigned is selling READY MADE CLOTHING
and many other kinds of DRT and FANCY GOODS than
last year is that he has reduced his prices
the loest point preteng the ''nimble sxpence" the
s'sow shing;" and moreover he is determined to clear
his old Stock before the fall trade is ushered H.
Give him call J. 7. GILMAN.
Bath, June 90, 1855. oil
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Farm for Sale,

S1TUATED in Augusta, the unity road leading from
~ Augusta to Haowel the westerly side of the Ken
nebec River about equal distance from the villages Of
Ealowe and Augusta The premises offered for sale
consist of handsome two story dwelling house with L.
Barn and outbudings The house is well built and in
good repair There about sixteen of excellent
land under good improvement The farm will be sold with
without the growing crops of corn, potatoes, &C. Pay
ment be made easy the purchaser For further par
ticulars apply to the subscriber on the farm.
Augusta, June so, 1855. 3w4 d. HODGES.
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Just Landed,
Bounty Land Warrants.
New Invention.

DASH and the highest price paid for Bounty Land War
" rants by off SAMUEL d. REED.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-19

yellow Corn.
0COO BUSH. heavy Meaing Corn from Norfolk, for
~COO sale by July ID d. X L. PATTEN.