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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26

POLICE OFF1cKRs. They have had quite a
time in Augusta. on account of the arrest of a
man, who had ever before borne the reputation
of being very quiet, orderly citizen, on a
charge of making noise or cutlery in the street.
The arrest seems to have been made vindic-
lively by the police. In reference to the Au-
gusta police, the Age makes the following re-
marks, which may not be inappropriate in
These officers, by causing petty annoyance
es, and by their vcxatious and meddlesome in
reference in trifing matters. and by standing
sentinel over every word and action of the cit
izen, no matter how private or insignificant,
and logging. as it were, his every step, are, in
stead of being the conse rvators of the peace,
constantly exciting broils and quarrels, which,
but for them would never have happened.
We may hereafter, treat more at length of
the tendencies of the system in this respect
We venture to say, however, that the Austrian
regime is not more degrading or restrictive of
personal liberty. than that which it is attempt
ed to enforce among us.
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At the close of the late Senior examination,
Professor Cleaveland was presented by the
class with beautiful cane worth $50 as a to-
ken of their respect for him as man, and their
appreciation of his faithfulness as an instructor
The address on the presentation by Senior Put
nam of Bath, was neat and appropriate, and the
reply by the venerable Professor was equally
as happy and felicitons.
The Professor has been here from the very
opening of the College, period of more than
80 years, has instructed every successive class,
has shared in all the adversely and prosperity
Of the college, but never before received cane
ing from the students. -Bruns,cick Tel.
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AID administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby gyen that in pursuance of an order
~ the Hon. A. Baney, Judge of Probate for the County
Of Lincoln shall sell at public vendue at the office Of
Bronson Sewall in Bath, SatuSiay the 4th day of
August next at eleven Of the clock in the forenoon the
demands and personal estate heunaer specified belong
ing the estate of Joseph sewa Of said Bath de-
ceased reservng to the persons against whom are the de-
mands their equitable right OF off, and the purchaser
will be required to give such indemnity against the
Judge of Probate may require.
Schedule of claims and property, uiz:
Shares in the Merrymeeting Bay Bridge Co.
Share in Kennebec 4 Portland Railroad Co..
Balance of against Jacob S. Sewa supposed to
be $1s6S,1S.
Claims against Jacob S. Sewa paid creditors of said es-
tate first dividend and drafts endorsed by late
Joseph sewa, deceased, for the benefit Of said Jacob
$5S6S,1S.
Judgment and Execution Abraham Wallace Jr, $500
Judgment and Execution Joel Ham, 1,70.
VIM D. SEWALL, Administrator
Bath, July "a, 1856. AVG
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New Orlea ns-Ar 9th, ship Ella A Clark, Hopper
Lverpooli 18th, ship Andover, Berry, New York
ADV ship Diadem, for New York.
CID 18th, ship Col Cults, Neil, Liverpool.
lowed to sea 4h ships Alice counce; 9th, Sebastian Ca
Cid 12th ships Hannah Croker Murray, Boston; South
Carolina, Grows and Cordea, Bishop, Mobiles bark Jenny
Lind, Bnnce, do
Adv ship 0tseonihe fOr Liverpool wig 500 bales. brig
Mermaid for New Yor ldg.
Ar 18th ship Horatio, Earnes, Bordeaux
Cid ships Chas Croker, Moorehead, and seahower,
Woodbury., Mobile.
MobiIc-Cld 9th ship Gen Dunlap Badger, Liverpool
Adv ships South Carolina, for Liverpool, wig 800 bales;
Sea Flower do.
Adv ship Chas Croker for Liverpool nost cargo
gagged. f
BaItimore-Ar 10th, sch Kate Holbrook, Dix, Wind
Cid sch Narragansett, Hall, Windsor.
Ar 18th, brig Crmea, Aud, st John NIB.
PhiladelPhia-Arl6 10th, brig Carribee Gushing, st
Ar 17th bark selah Atkins Boston; brig Monica Ports
mouth.
Ar 18th, schs Byzantan. Higgins Rocklowel; Indepen-
dence Howes, Rockland.
Cid 18th, brgs May Queen, Norton, and Round Pond,
Yates Boston.
Cid 10Th sch Geo Darby, Augusta.
New Bedford-sld 1Oth sch Henrietta; Baker,
Philadelphia.
GaIsesfen-In port bark Montauk, disg.
Charleston-Cld nth, bark Chace, Wiscasset
Cid oath, ship Mary & Adeline, Morse Liverpool.
Wilmington, NC-Ar 18th, Brig Lincoln Webb,
Perkins, St Thomas.
New YorIx-Ar 18th sch Warrior, Rockland.
Ar 1Sth sch Col Simmons, Savage, Rondou for Ports
mouth.
10Th brig Tornado, MCarty ,Jacmel 0rrin Cow Gro
well, Richmond for Bridgeport.
Also ship Calcutta Loring sagua Sh ult; brig Lode
bar, Thompson, st Jago.
Cid 10Th brig Lodebar, Croker, Antwerp.
Ar 10th, ship Malabar Croker Antwerp.
Ar 10th ship Fanny Fern, Jordan, New Orleans.
Ar Goth brig Nebraska, Mooers, Sagua-
Cnstine-Ar 10th ship Jane Parker Bowker, Liverpool
AZ ds.
PortsmOufh-Cld 17th sch Wankinco, Portland.
POriiand-Ar 18th, ship VIM Patten Blair, Liver
pool
Ar 10Th, sch Norea, Rockland for Boston. sfsl
Ncwburyport-Ar 10Th brig Venus Savannah.
Savannah-Ar 18th ship Josephine, Bornhom, New
port
Providence-Sl 18th sch Pushaw, waldoboro.
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Notice.

PURSUANT to an order ofthe Judge of Probate ut a
Probate Court held mt Wiscasse within aud for the
County oflncon, the second day Of Juy d., 1855,
shall sell public vendue to the highest bidder
for, at the dwelling house Of Timothy Morse late Of Bow
donhain, deceased, THURSDAY, the thrtieh day of
August next at two O'Clock in the afternoon follow
ing real estate, situated in Bowdoinham, County of
adahoc, formerly Lincoln County, viz about thirty
of pasture and moving land belong the
Of Timothy Morse lite OF BowdOin am deceased laying
the Ste Falls the western branch 1.-The eastern
branch Of Cathance river, and bounded ery by the
Ridge Roa; norherly by land of Nathaniel Purrinton,
westerly by land of Thomas Spear and soulhery by land
OFF, Wilson heirs and others. The sale is in order
raise the sum Of two hundred nnetyegh dollars, for
the payment OF the just debts the deceased charges Of
administration and incidental chargesat which time and
place tha of he Widows Dover theein will
be sold, Unnecessary. Terms of sale, cash.
Dated at Bow1oinham this tenthday of July, A. D.,
1855, Sagadahoc County, formerly Lincoln County.
.ss4 4. f- JOSIAH MERROW, ~
Administrator said estate of Timothy Morse, late OF
Bowdoinham deceased rsf 3w4
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Murtiugrs.

In this city, 18th INST, by Rev. f. Whtcsey, Mr. Ed
ward Health of New Orleans Miss Marre Heath of this
city.
In this city, 18th inst by New. N Brooks, Mr. DeOscar
Health of Alma to Miss Elizabeth NcIntire of Augusta
In Brunswick, Mr.. James Z. Yeaton, Of Richmond to
Miss Caroline W. Yeaton, of Pittston Mr. VIM NJ Pollard
to Miss Deborah Ward Mr. John Alexander to Miss Har-
riot Ann Gatchell.
In Gardiner, Maj John R. DAILY to Miss Elizabeth Flagg
Mr.. Thomas Stoyle to Miss Lizzie Cass of Hallowel.
In Jersey City, Peter Mabie, of New York, Fannie,
daughter of Benz. Cooke, Esq, formerly of Gardiner
In lewiston Thomas A. d. Fessenden, ESQ., to Miss Ez-
abeth r. Titcomb; Mr. Dean W. Wording to Miss Ellen
A. Ninng, both of Durham
In Pittston, Mr.. Geo. w. Peasee to Miss Emily NJ.
Peaslee.
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e Misses Field & Morse have the agency
of Mrs. DAVIS New England Hair Restora-
tive, prepared by E. T. Gatchell & Co.,
Druggists, Brunswick, Me. For some we eks
past we have been using this article in our
family, and find it to be quite as good as rec
commended. OF all the Hair preparations we
have used, this is decidedly superior 10 any
other kind. We advise our friends to try this
article. Price only 81 10 cents
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Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
This medical diet drinks m nuiactured by the pro-
prieor at Schieam in Holland expressly for medicinal
purposes. 1t has been submitted nearly all the
Chemists ID Physicians in the United States who en-
dorse u over their own signatures of the great
sehtais oil The Mdferid McdicG. Ii is prescribed
with great success in Gravel Gou, Rheumatism oh
iroctions OF Bladder and Kidneys and for Dyspepsia
has ne superior in The world.
Put up in and pint bottles enveloped yellow
paper, with the bottle, and label aud
for sale by all the respectable Druggists the United
states UDOLPIIO WOLFE.
Is, 20 and % Beaver ST., New York
3m41o % South Front ST., Philadelphia.
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The CIRcus.-To-day, Thursday Welch
q Lent's combined Circuses will enter the
city from Brunswick, and will parade our
principal streets in order to give the public an
opportunity of judging of the extent of their
establishment. Performances will be given
both afternoon and evening, and old Circus
goers will not need to be told that this is the
Circus of the age.
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Dfutbs

In this city, 2lst inst Frank Eugene, youngest child of
j. r and Crisrian Allen, aged W, 10 mos, is ds
In this city, 22d inst, Elzada Colby aged l9 months
In Brunswick, Mrs Elisabeth widow of the late Darrell
McMannus aged rs years.
In Bowdonham, Capt. Robert Patten, aged 43 years.
In Halowel, Alonzo Nash of Fayette aged 10 yrs
son of Peter Doyle aged about years.
In Richmond, Baxter Bowman, aged 35.
In Arrowsic 22d nst Phebe H. Whitmore, aged IS yrs
In Woolwich, 18th Inst Capt Samuel eed aged &C
In Westport 18th nst Miss Amira II. Dunton aged IL
yrs.
In Bangor 18th ins B. Franklin Ingalls, aged SO YRS
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OREGoN.-The voters of Oregon have de-
tcrmined to apply for admission TO the Union
as state, and have by large majority voted
to send the gallant and faithful Gen. Lane to
watch their interests in the House. He was
elected over the combined opposition of wings,
aboltionists and know nothings
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TREATY WITH THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. The
Washington Union of Saturday states that the
Secretary of State and Hon VIM. L. Lee his
Hawaiian Majesty's Minister to our govern
ment, on Friday signed treaty of commercial
reciprocity between the United States and the
Sandwich Islands.
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st Marys, Sylvester do p - Su'"' he'Ah'0' D"'i''
Cld bark Lysander, Snow Cien5,eqox
Ar astn' sen oIyer Branch, Sale, Bowdoinham.
ar 1otn, prigs RAINBOW, Emerson Phiadeluhia, Mont
gomery, Montgomery, New York s'p"i"i -
ID ult with 40 passengers. Dio"h' la'eiPooi
Bath. sen james,
ester, Augusta. ~ noen-
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" Some big stones were thrown against
the house on Elm Street, occupied by Mrs R.
P. Morse, on Tuesday, by blasting on the
street. The front side of the building was
stove in in several places, and considerable
damage done 10 furniture inside of the house.
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Princes Protcan Fountain Pefft


AGENT FOR sAGADAHoc AND KENEEBEc COUNTESS
ADvASrAeKs.--An ncorrodble and durable Ink Reser-
sor made q pRoTEAS under GoodyeaTs Patent filed with
ease and rapidy, supplying pen for six eight hours
and save about one-thiri Of the time. slA.f
"'' ~, beautiful, light and elastic material.
ure Is simple, and not liable to get out OF order.
OPINIONS THE PREss. i-4 "
~ m agc Pen; 1t is light graceful, easily reoula ed and
Independent complete and finished artcle.-New TorR
~, ruT d. IL. Eurska We have found II N last otS
a. 1T; ua' VIII write for hours without oncs 3;nnn,- III
an inkstand-knickerb6eker M1res9n onoe oipPns III
liz. 10 al who write mach and whose t;no 4, 49,
vii, prove an Invaluable invention ~ pleS'4nst tis
all who wis q Sc os Il rss,smmsndng To-
'i,enSe 70 an INKS tanu--ADter- TEN U,,e, ie
ny; ~ reporters Pen, have seen ~ be,,a
.g 70 equal it. Its just the facility wanted IN M;
meht SO that may keep up with the age of
steam, GEO kslIoe, Reporter e25 Eroadway' ny ana
We must regard tins Pen as Of the grand in,rrnr
ments OF the agePorfiand Transcrpf mn TSc-s
Just me thing for any person who has much writing to
Eor ghness and convieniece 1t Is in my Judgment unris
Vae and too valuable to be parted with for ten times IN
cost il 1t could not be repacedOlricas in ne cArisa
The Pen must have great run. Any pen that runs for
eight hours at dip, may be said have great runbut
thls pen viii become tried and valued friend-wn save
te temper o. the business and preserve the compo
sure OF the irritable poet-Hartford ConraRt.
We are writing with which does some six hours ser
vice without iaure stoppageahd have found it inexa
gtIist. ''" AO'" N'o"
ms pen, among pens is what Colts Revolvefs among
.stos. one Will fire a dozen Shots and the other write
oozen shees' with single charge loading.-Author eff
Clergyman who has Written whole Sermon with ons
o. nese pens, without once dipping it in ink, said
that he would not dispense with it or twenty times iIs
value-B0ston Erenfng TrdycLer.
II could not PRAGUE another Of similar res;ts ans
hundred dollars would not purchase from me the one
have.-A NeW York Clergyman
We continue to with entire satislaction-
New York Independent, May 10Th 1855.
"Let those write now who never wrote before
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsApARILLA

1 Is at this Season most invaluable Renovator and
PURIFIER OF THE BL00D.
1t not only creates rich and pure blood, but it will
eectualy carry off all purd humors cleanse the stomach
regulate the bowels mpart tone and vgor to the whole
system, and
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE.
One great recommendation for using this Sarsaparilla
that every bottle of It's manufactured under the direct
peIintendence of
DR.. JAMES r. Chiffon,
the most celebrated Chemist and Physician in this country
and his certificate attached each bottle
is PURELY VEGETABLE, AND WITHOUT MERCuRY''
There has never yet been medicine presented the
public which has ectuay sustained its character
SURVEYING THE BLOOD AS DR.. T0WNSEND'S SARSA-
PAR1LLA, and the fact that it has entirely 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 2l2 Broadway New York. and for sale
by all respectable Druggists and Chemists in the United
States. lm5
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e One of the fasts of a large derrick in
use the new Custom House gave way Tues
day forenoon, while heavy stone was being
raised to its place, precipiaiiug the whole con-
Germ to the ground. Fortunately no one was
injured.
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O. The annual meeting of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
is to be held at Utica, N. Y, commencing
Tuesday, Sept. III, F.. NJ. k Il
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june 8 Lar IL s lon IS W, ship Meteor Pike, fin Boston
for San Francisco.
June TO- lat 20 40 5, Ion Sc % W, bark Byzantine, Of
Thomaston, Rio Janerio for New Orleans
July Is lat 10 &c s. Ion 35 TO- signalzed aher brig
showing red burgee with 'Rivulet in it.
June IL, la &c. lon7 10, ship Delaware, Newburyport
Tor Trieste. .
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EASTERN TIMES
- MARINE JOURNAL. So

STINsoN Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston. are Agents
Tor the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Stnson fayoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster, formerly of this city. All business entrusted
to hm viii be attended to with prompness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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Great sale of Watches eweIry,&c.,
AT AUCTION.


THE subscriber in presuance of his fixed purpose to
close out his present business will open first Of his clos
ing-oT sales -rr
Thursday Ev'ng, Aug. Q, at z 1-2 O. clock,
to continue every evening through week. at which time
he will positively sell to the highest bidder his entire
Of
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods,
consisting in part Of rich Chronometer Balance Hun
ting WATCHES Gold and Silver Detached Levers, Rich
Cylinder and Quarters, splendid Plated Watches, fine
GOLD LOCkETS, Gold, Silver and Plated CHAINS, Seals
Keys, Hooks, GOLD PENCILS and Pens fine and rich
GOLD PINS and DROPS, Studs, Slides BRACELETS, &c.
Aso-Portmonaies Wallets; Clothes, Hair, Tooth, Nail
and Hat Brushes; Soaps Perfumery, Fancy Clocks &C.
Also-A splendid lot Of PocKEr KNIVES, Table Cutlery.
Plated Spoons and Forks, Fancy Boxes Portable Desks
Portfolios Work Boxes, Combs &c, &c.
This division of the stock embracing does much con-
signed merchandise amounts upwards $4,000 worth
and must be closed Come one, aland secure bar
gains Sales will positively commence each evening promp
ly at IL O'Clock. Ut. GILMAN, Alctr
Bath, July %, 1855.
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aR A girl calling herself Emily Ann Roll
Inns was found wande ring in the outskirts of
this city on Monday, who has been without
shelter for two or three weeks. Marshal
Walker sent her home to Dover. N. H.
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SPRING AND SUMNER
Dry GOODS.

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
variety, Silk Tissue Jacconet and Musins Lawns
Berases Chals. Also assortment of Shawls for
Summer, and beautiful styles Grape Shawls in
different coors; Cashmere Sawls Of every desirable styles
Light Wool Shawls of delicate shades. We also
ceying constantly the latest patterns of Nses to which
would particularly calf your Attention Our
ment Of Fancy Goods is large and well selected. Please
caand examine at the Granite Store, Front street, Bath
July 2. OWEN X co.
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Fresh FRuITs AND VEGETABLES ALL THE
YEAR, is the title of neat little work from
the press of T. b. Peterson & Co., Philadel-
phia. If you wish to have stewed tomatoes,
or other fruits all the year round, this will in
form you how to do it.
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q We have received from the publishers
Of the State of Maine newspaper a pamphlet
containing the evidence before the Coroner's
Jury in the case of John Robbins.
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CALL To PREAcH.-The fremont Temple
Baptist church have given Rev. Mr.. Kalloch
of Rsckland, Me-, an unanimous call TO become
their pastor.
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REMOVAL.

= c. SAWYER has removed to the new building on
~. Washington Street. five doors south Of Centre
where usual he will attend o all orders in
House and Ship Painting and Glazing.
IL Particular and personal attention given the
menting Of ships cabins, and Sign painting
Bath July 25, 1855. 6tf
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~ 1t is said the "Wild Men of Borneo"
were born in Connecticut, the State of wooden
eats and nutmegs.
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81 The Sabbath School connected with
the Baptist Society made an excursion to
Hunnewell's Point on Tuesday, in the steamer
Seguin,
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PORT OF BATH.

FRIDAY, July y.
ARRIVED.
Sch sally Badger, Garland, New York
SAILED.
Brig Phillip Larrabee, Jacksonville, Fla.
Bark San Jacinto tnew, 6s1 tons) Robinson, Boston
Em .ALn SUNDAY, July p.
ARRIVED.
Sch Eaglet, Walker, Jacksonville.
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R Barnum, the great Snowman, has issued

R Barnum, the great Snowman, has issued
programme of $4,000, which he proposes to
present in premiums g 10 the handsomest la
dies in America" There is to be one premi-
um of $1,000; one of $500; one of $3.50 /;
one of 5000 ; one of $50; six of 500; nine
ty of $50, and one hundred of SO. They
will only be exhibited by means of daguerreo-
types, and the premiums will be awarded ac-
cording 10 the ballots of visitors Each lady
securing one of the ten highest premiums will
be desired 10 sit 10 the best artist in the city
nearest to her residence, who will paint her
portrait from life, at the expense of Mr.. Bar
mum, 10 be engraved and published in the
French Worlds Book of Beauty
% From the minutes of the Maine Metho-
dist Conference, we learn it contains mem
bership Of Q, lO2, with l 400 on probation, and
70 local preachers. The highest salary paid
was $500, by Chestnut street, Portland
The number of Sunday School scholars is g.
3OS. Amount of missionary money raised,
3,2l5 81.
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Notice.

THE Taxes assessed upon the citizens Bath for the
year 1855, committed to me to collect. If paid
within thirty days eight per cent, and within sixty days
six cent will be discounted and if not paid in three
months they ordered to be sued.
AMMI r. MITCHELL, Trcasr and Corr
Bath June Is, 1855. 8
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II There seems to be quite a fluttering in
the Morrill, camp-the sure. sign of fatal
wounds. Their sudden taking to rum won't
save them.
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A RTHUR'S Patent, Air-Iight Self-seal-
IN ing Cans and Jars for preserving fresh fruit
and vegetables, for sale by NJ. +. GANNETT.
July Ii, 1855, 5
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Ladies' Boots.
ANGLE Ties.

FRESH lot oLadies CoIored Boots just received and
u will be sold at low price by j. W. ROBERTS.
July "a. 6
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81 We shall publish the excellent letter of
Gov. Hubbard to the Searsport Convention
next week
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DISASTERS.
DoMEsrIc PORTS

fg Paulna Taylor FIN Boston for Baltimore put into
@ aath INST in Distress having been in contact with
some vessel in the bay
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% Mr.. Hayden is putting up town clock
on the spire of the Baptist church. A good
nosition
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Those who Indulge in Smoking,
A ND would like 10 suit themselves to Choice Cigar,
u will do well by calling the subscriber, his old
stand, of Front and Sagadahoc Ferry Slip
where the following Brands be found =
Operas, Plantations and RegaIIa, which hard to
beat: Oscuro, Ell Dclfn Fidelia Pagizo, Magnolia, Ell
Puro Lesuanaa Revieneys Londoners Principals Know
Nothings, Frank Pierce, Webster and various other
brands too numerous mention
Call and examine, for lhaye taken pains procure
ly those which thus far have given sat sfacton.
ALE. I. ROBINSON.
July 10th 1855.
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As the crop Of Strawberries

small, and not much prospect Of there heing many in
the market this season. the subscriber will suggest
ne has constantly hand most every description Of
Pine Apples, which makes the best Of preserves Call and
buy. ALE t. ROBINSON
Bath, July 16th, 1856 5
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Calf Roofs.

A good assortment Of Womens Goat and Patent Lcathe
II ANGLE Ties for Misses be found at
July24. 6 J. W. ROBERTS.
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Congress Boots.

good article Of Mems sewed French Calf Boots
u featured and for sale by wv. ROBERTS.
July "a.