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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
GALE or wEAL EsTATE.-A. Tr..,

deed mndc WIN. VIII solI,
SATURDAY. the 9Th day OF January 1866. public
ton, tho premises. HOUSE AND LOT containing ono
ground In the OF ynchburg the residence Of
Samuel McCokc FAD credit OF four eight and twelve
months. The sale will take place al O'clock l.. NJ.
JOHN q. l.. GOGGIE, (r...,aa.
doc 81 .d2nwt5th Jan JAMES V. KNIGHT, ''"'''S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

NOIHtE.-We will sell Friday, January tho ith at
~ tho residence Of + Saeketi, Church street. all Of
hs Household aud Kitchen Furniture consisting of Beds Bed
stead, Piano, Sc.
And saturday the 5ih at said Sacketts Lumber House,
all his valuable machinery. now In operation thore.
GEO. r. PEERS ,...,a..
dee 2stds J. GORDON, ! ''"''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

10000 Numbers - 200 Prizes.

9 Prizes payable in FULL. without DEDUCTION
p One Prize to every 90 Tickets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

WOUR'N CANT AMI
- GUAkO SOWER-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine Having bus little machinery II is durable
easily kept in order and regularly any quantityo
Grain Guano desired Frank Ruifn, ESQ., Editor Of tn
Southern Planter thus comments on 1t
We perfectly convinced of its great value in efcon
working capacity. cheapness durability and simplicity Of
srucon that do not hesitate rocommcnd tho public
thing which II is known do not often venture upon
Again, horse works the machine with perefect 1t
breadth Of ten feet fast horse walk and
carrying bushels time does not require stop
pages necessary by who Seeds by hand The
seeding entirely Independent of the wind and was done
with well during very high winds which prevailed most
the time during calm because the seed are delivered
ground We not only recommend the machine
therefore, farmer but them TO buy IT, not
Mr. Seymours account who is nothing but their own
TIIOS BRANCH & SONS,
e. ln AnnntS for larghn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

MUSIC, MUSIC, NUSlC.-The undersigned has
WI Just assortment Of and beautiful
MI sic for the Piano Forte, ID. X. Lymans old stand
Bank square, Lynchbug and occupied by Strothor
Whitehead, Druggists.
All kinds Music and Musical Instruments furnished at
short notice, W. y. GREENE.
juno % akcly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

II
Dentiriee has been used by the Ladies' in Iynchbug fo
two mud during that time has established for itself
cnvnbo reputation 1t cleans the teeth cradcaes tartar
restores diseased healthy action while Its constant
nsures and uninnted breath Made aud sald only
at j. II. THOMPSON n cos
doe Il htrlns No Slnrc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

tRuTTEKs A. SIMONs, Booksciicrs, static
BE TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, whole
sale and retail No l5i Main street nearly opposite the Ex
change Bank Richmond, Va. Country Merchants will find
large and desirable Stock of Goods which will sold such
terms as will warrant second call Terms cash approved
credit. Iiy o7-dxcly
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

the withdrawal was therefore understood to be
upon mutual agreement of the parties in
terested.
Passed to be endoted.-Bill authorizing city
OF Bangor to extend further aid to the Penob-
scot and Kennebec railroad compaRy-ad-
ditional in relation to plantation elections
an act providing in part for the expenditures
of Government-act additional to incorporate
city of Bath.
Hoase.-Mr. Hobart, of Edmunds, from Inc
committee on Mercantile Affairs and lnsur-
ance, reported asbill TO incorporate the master,
wardens and members of the Keystone Lodge
Read twice and assigned
Mr.. Joselvn. of Phillips, from the commit
tee on education, reported bill to amend the
Act 10 provide for the education of youth,
passed 1850 Read twice and assigned
Read and dSSigned.-Bill further defining
the power of mayors of cities in the election
of city officers to amend an act to incorporate
the city of HallowelI.
Finally passed.-Act to authorize the city of
Bangor to extend further aid to the construc-
tien of P. q K. Railroad to increase the
capital stock of the Ocean Bank.
MONDAY, Feb. 10.
Senate.-PdSsed to be engrossed.- Bill au-
thoIizing the erection Of wharf in tide waters in
the city of Representations incorporating
the city of Bath
House.-Mr. Watson from the committee
on Militia, reported resolve for the purchase
of cavalry equipments and horse furniture. 1t
was read once, and tomorrow assigned.
Passed 10 be engroSsed-Bill additional in
cooperating the city of Hallowell.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
SEVEN DAYS LATER
II no MI Il u F q II e
Arrival of the Atlantic.

New YORK, 9th.
The steamship Atlantic, Capt West, from
Liverpool Goth ult., arrived at her dock to-day
at 10 O'Clock.
The news is of little Importance, with the
exception that Lord John Russell has resigned
On Friday night he gave an explanation of his
conduct The general opinion is, that the
whole ministry must 90 out Of office.
The public feeling seems tending towards
peace.
Affairs before Sebastopol remain quite IN
changed. The British army was ia most
wrelched state, arising from the most fragrant
Encouragement.
The steamship Great Britain arrived at
Liverpool from Australia, with about So, $50
900 in gold
An Odessa letter of the 9th says that the
Russians will shortly assume the offensive in
the Crimea, having received the necessary
reinforcenents.
A despatch from Menschikoff, dated jan
9Th, was published in ST. Petersburg on the
25lh, to the following effect
The seige operations do not advance. Three
successful night soriies were made on the 18th
and 18th. We took IA English and French
prisoners. The allies lost considerable num-
oeT III KILLED.. hTdD ueSeTt6rS say mat ire
Turks are treated with very little consideration
by the allies
Prussia claims right to participate in the
Vienna conference, in her capacity Of great
European power, and has sent protest 10 the
cabinets of Vienna, Paris and London, against
any resolutions passed without her parilcipa-
tion in the conference
GREAT BRITAIN.-Lord John RusseA's res
ignaiion was accepted by the Queen or the
Goth.
Lord Lyndhurst has given nntice that on
the 81 Feb. he will move the following reso-
luton That in the opinion of this House
the expedition to the Crimea was undertaken
bv Her Majesty's government with very made
quate means, and without due caution or suffi-
cient enquiry nto the the nature and extent of
the resistance 10 be expected from the enemy;
and that the neglect and mismanagement of the
government in the conduct Of the enterprise has
led To the most disastrous results
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
0eutbs

In this city, 10th nst Capt Consider Thomas aged 60
yrs. 7mos.
In West Bath 25 ult very suddenly, Mrs. Mary wife
Mr.. John Sanford, aged 63
In Bowdonham 10th inst Mrs. Isabel Potter aged 40
years 10 months.
In Bristol, Mr. John Sproul, aged 10.
In Farmingdae, Samuel Hogdon Jr., aged 55 Thornton
son of Col. T. T. Lally, aged years and months.
In Ltchfeld, John Smith, Esq aged about so years.
In New York. Abby Cooke of San Francisco formerly of
Gardiner, aged 26
In Kennebunkport Mr.. Francis Henry Perkins, of Bos-
ton, printer aged 81.
In Winthrop at the town farm, stranger calling himself
Thomas Brooks aged about IS.
In Gardiner, Samuel B. Tarbox, Esq, aged 60.
At Mud Springs, California, Dec. oath, 1854, of typhoid
fever George c. Lun aged q years. youngest of Will
lam and Margaret Limit of Freeport, Mo.
In Brunswick, widow Doratha Elliott, &c.
In Harpswel suddenly, widow Lettie o. Reed, 81 years
months.
At sea- 18th u board ship Cordelia, the passage
from Cardiff for New Orleans Mrs Maria E., wife OF Capt
Chas E. Bishop, master Of the C.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
From Washington.
The Boston Post says 8

The Boston Post says -
We are sorry TO learn that the continued
sickness of Mrs. Breckenridge, who is lying
quite Ill in Washington, with no prospect of
immediate recovery, renders it impossible for
our new minister to Spain to proceed at pres
ent to Madrid. Maj. Breckenridge has COM
muncated his resignation to the President
with many regrets.
Augustus c. Dodge. of Iowa, it is under
stood, has been appointed and confirmed as
minister to Spain, to fill the vacancy caused
by Mr. BIS resignation.
The nomination TO the senate of John B.
Miller, of New York. TO be secretary of lega-
ton to Peru, in place of James c. Marriott,
resigned, was withdrawn by the President on
the 9th inst, and S, S. Cox, editor of the
Columbus, Ohio, Statesman, nominated in his
place: Mr.. Cox is a young man of energy,
intelligence and prudence. He will make an
admirable secretary of legation.
Daniel +. Sickles has determined not to re-
turn to London as secretary of legation. Both
The President and Mr.. Buchanan would have
been gratifed by his continuance in the post,
The official duties of which he discharged with
so much intelligence and promptness. His
ieSignatlon was sent to the department of state
on Thursday last
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bo>ton-In port 9th, ship AUSTIN for New York
ldg; Golden Age, DO do.
Ar lOth sch Lamertine, Sylvester, Bah 18th, ship Sea
Flower, Liverpool.
Savnunai,-Ar 9Th, sch Sarah L Hills, McKinnon
Rockland.
Cid bark W Coffin, Bailey, Havana
MobiIe-Adv LIST, ship Geo Washington, for Liverpool
nearly all cargo engaged
New Orlrau~-Ady 3Oth, ship Wild Cat, Alden, for
Liverpool, wig 800 bis.
Adv ship Aramede snoY, for New York few days.
Ar 9th. ship Shanghai, Gray, New York
CharIesiou-In the offng 9Th, sch Evira, Allen, firm
Thomaston.
Ar 5th, sch Elvra Allen, Thomaston.
PhiIadeIphia-Ar 9th, ship Calcutta, Lorng, New
Orleans.
SaIcm-Ar It'll. sch Oleona, Haskell, Petou via Bath
New Yorix-Ar It'll, bark Golden Era, Thorndike.
Newcastle; L; brig Reed, Reed, Cardenas.
CID It'll, brig james Wakefield Allen, Navy Bay.
\ Ar 9th ship Henry Reed, Dearborn, Antwerp.
Sid ship Saratoga, Trask, London
Ar 10th, ships Yorktown Meyer, London; st Bernard,
Mather, Havre.
Newporf-Sld 9th, brig sheet Anchor, Crocker, from
Bath) Wilmington. NC.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid at Liverpool 25.h, Lorenzo Morrow, Baltimore.
Sid DIST Lizzie HARDWOOD, Robinson New Orleans; 24th
Lucy Thompson, Pendleton, New York.
Ar at Portsmouth oath, London, Hubbard, London for
New York, and SID
SID fin Esneur 9Th, Dublin, Merrill Tin Plau) Boston,
put back and sid again 18th.
sid FIN Flushing 10th, Henry Reed, Dearborn, New York.
23d, South Carolina Grows, do.
Sid I'm Marseles goth, Brunett, -. New York.
Liverpool-In the river outward bound 27th Rotunda,
Lunt, Charleston Lorenzo, MerrQw- Baltimore.
Adv Arlington, Pummer, for Charleston with despatch
Revenue Robinson, Orleans GOTH
At London 26th, Rhine, Moore, for n York Feb l.
Sid FIN Plymouth Dist Arab, Ballard, Cardiff
Adv at Havre 25h, Therese, Lunt for York.
Freenock Jan 9-The Statira Morse of and FIRM York
this port, which driven ashore Troon Dec 5,
sold auction for $780, got off 24h with
little damage and taken to Troon.
AT Chincha Islands 9th ult, ships Pelican State Weeks,
and Clara Brookman, Iggngs, dg guano for the United
States.
At Valparaiso, Dec 20 ship St. Bernard Mayo, for Chin
cha Islands, 20 load guano for Cork and orders to port in
Great Britain at So per ton.
Leghorn both ult bark Tonquin Hill, for York Ids
Glasgow oath alt, ship Windsor Forest, Grafam for
San Francisco ldg.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
GALL,

We, the subscribers, having long been inter
ested m the American Colonization Society, as
an important instrument of elevating the At
rican race; deem it important, that there
should be Society formed in Maine, auxiliary
to said Colonization Society. We therefore
desire that meeting be called, the latter part
of the present month to be held on Wednesday
the Dist inst, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. at the Civ
Hall, Portland, to take into consideration, the
propriety offorming such Society," that we
may a State have part in giving to the AZ
rican Continent, the blessings of free civil gov
eminent, and the unspeakable blessings of the
Gospel of Christ.
Leonard Woods, Thomas C. Upham, Parker
cleveland, r. P. Dunlap, John MKeen, Ros-
well D. Hitchcock, and II. II. Body, Bruins
wick.
John o. Fiske. Geo. F. Patten, Hosea Hill
dreth, Parker Jacques. Ammi R. Mitchell, Otis
kimball. George Ross, Henry Hyde. ]. w.
Elingwood, John Patten, and E. Whittlesey,
Bath.
Albion X. Paris, Ether Shepley, Joseph
Howard, Samuel Wells Horatio Stebbins, H.
S. Carpenter, w. f. harrington, James B. Ca
hoon, James Pratt, ]. S. Eaton, J. b. Foster.
VIM. II. Smaller. W. T. Dwight, A Cummings.
C. C. Mason, Charles w. Morse, and ]. ".
Chickering. Portland.
As the time is limited, all Editors in the
State. friendly to the object, are respectfully
invited to copy this notice.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
Colonization.

The subject of State organization in behalf
of the noble enterprise of the American Colo
nization Society has been often discussed be-
tween Maine gentlemen and the officers and
leading members of that Association in New
York and Washington.
The expected assembly in Portland. the lat
ter part of this month of distinguished Metho-
dists from New England and the Middle States
many of them familiar with this enterprise and
accustomed to advocate its claims, has led to
hearty and necessarily limited conference on
the subject, resulting in the following
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
DISASTERS.

Big Crocus of Gardiner Hooper, firm Cardenas ab 25th
ult tor Cork is reported by telegraph FIN Charleston 9th
have been boarded 9Th inst, off Bulls Bay had had heavy
gale 31st u and received much damage cargo, sails &c.
The wind prevent her from reaching Charleston and she
bore away for Wilmington, NC.
Sch Eyira, Of Rockland, with wood dragged ashore
Little Machas Bay the gale Of 9th ult biged She
50 tons, and II yrs old.
Sch HIS Savanna FIN Rockland, had heavy wealth
split all her sails. carried away jibboom &c.
Ship ST Bernard, York FIN Havre, had heavy wealth
several Of badly frost bitten, and had
deaths the passage; completely with ice and
compelled 16 hours had observation of the
sun or arg for u ds.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

DANeERous--A bottle of prussic acid,
wnlcn everybody knows is deadly poison,
was aLeo.oenlaily broken and spilled over
craze OF turkeys on their way to this market,
yesterday, on the New York Central Pa;1raad
The owner OF the turkeys, unconscious of the
disaster, disposed of them to varions nrov;s;nn
dealers in this city, but, fortunately. he was
seasonably warned by physician Of the natrro
OF the accident which had befallen them. and
managed to recover all but about sixty pounds.
which he believes has been stolen. There
may be poetic justice - in the fate of the un-
fortunate thief, unless he happens to steal a
newspaper, and be warned in time.-Atlas. 9Th.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
Murriagts.

In this city, Sd inst, by Rev H. NJ. Blake, Mr. Ira Ma
son to Miss Louisa Jane Hanks, both Of this city.
In this city, 9th nst by the same, Mr. Albion B. Jack to
Miss Hannah E. Douglas both of Bowdoinham.
In this city, Sd inst, by Rev. Mr. Jaques Mr.. - Sedg
burg of Phpshurg Miss Betsey Monroe, of this city.
In this city, It'll inst, by Rev. Brooks, Rev. Arthur
Caverno of Biddeord Miss Isabel j. Soue, of this CITY,
In this city, Mr. Joseph H. Vgoreux of Farmingdae, to
Miss Charlotte B. Haines of talowel.
In Bowdoiu 18th inst Mr. George r. Morrison of Phips
burg, to Miss Nancy A. Minot ofB.
In New Castle Mr.. Lewis X. Benner to Miss Isabella
Prock, both of Waldoboro.
In Whitefed, Albert N. Clark, Of Pittson MISS Mary
A. Larrabee; Thomas D. Kimba to Miss Emra c. Prebe;
Frederick W. Lewis to Miss Harriet A. Poole.
In Chicago Ill., Mr. George Springer formerly of Gar
diner, to Miss Nena Arvillo Green ofC.
In New York Mr. George c. Chadwick of Augusta to
Miss Eliza Arm Morrill, Of New York.
In Buckied, Hannibal E. Farrar, of Buckied, to Miss
Martha Gilmore, of Turner; Mr.. Simeon Hussey Miss
Roanna j. Farrar, Of Buckied.
In Rockland, Mr. William f. Lovejoy Of Rockland to
Miss Martha A Hit of Warren; Sas NJ. Arey Esq, Of
Rockland, TO Mrs Hannah Cousins of Brooklyn.
In Augusta Mr.. Greenlef Barrows Miss Phebe A. Alb
bolt.
In San Francisco, Frank Soule Esq., editor of the Cali
orna Chronicle to Miss Eunce Frost Soule Bangor
In Lewiston, Mr. A. P Cotton Miss Sarah Stevens.
In Danvle Mr.. Philemon c. Goss aged g. Miss Nan
cy Rowe, aged 81, all ofD.
In Kennebunkport j. W. Dresser, of Brunswick Miss
Mary F. Leach of X.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
State Of Maine.

SAGADAH0C SIS. Supreme Judicial Court, Dec. Term.
- propretors Of Arrowsc Bridge Russell Lewis and
ais And the suggestion to the Court, that VIM.
Williams ohe defendants, at the time Of the service OF
this writ was inhabant Of this State, and had no
tenant agent attorney within the same that his goods
been attached in this action and that he has
had notice of said suit and attachment 1t is ordered
of the pendancy of this suit be gwen to the said
defendant by publishing aested copy of this ORDER to-
gather with abstract Of the plaintiffs writ three weeks
successfully in the Eastern Times, public newspaper
printed Bath in the county of Sagadahoc the last pub
cation thirty days before the pex term of this court
to be holden Bath within and r county Of Sagada
hoe the first Tuesday of April 1855, that the said Will
Jams NAV then appear and answer to said suit if
he shall see cause. Attest, A. C. HEWEY, Clerk.
Abstract of plaintiffs writ
Trespass by the Defendants upon the Arrowsc Bridge
the property of the said plaintiff October 14th, 1854
The writ is dated November ID, 1854 addamnum $500.
J. S. SEwALL, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
true copy of the order Court with abstract of the
writ 3w34 Attest, A. c. HEWEY, Clerk.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
xyi.,,r.s Bar.am of wild Cherry.

This medicine, coming from respectable source, and
carefully prepared by experienced and sku physician
is received by the public with confidence Its efficacy has
been proved in many obdurate oseae and its fame
has rapidly extended 1t has been extensively used in
r part of the country particularly in the Middle and Nor
thern Sate and strong testimony from highly respectable
and intelligent persons, has been adduced in favor of its
merits remedy for Colds and Coughs of the
chest diseased Liver
No other cough remedy has attained so high repu-
a ton Mercantile Journal
ow2afaranl
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

CONFESSION OF MURDERER We learn
that WIN. L. Smith, recently convicted at Al
fred for the murder of Brewster at South Ber-
wick, has made confession. whereby he i'm
picaies two others, Samuel Dixon and --
Stillings, the former Of whom has been ares
ted and lodged in the Jail at Alfred Smith
says that Dixon gave the fatal blow with a
hammer, and that Stilings and himself were
accessories to the murder. We believe that
S;illlngs had not been arrested up 10 yesterday.
-DoUer, N. H., Gazette, 9th.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

To Hon Darid Bronson Judge Of Probate for the Cou-
ty of Sdgdfahoc.
II UMBLY Represents, John D. Fooe, of Bath, in said
County, that he is the of William Fooe late Of said
Bath, who died the ninth day Of January 1850 ntestae
leaving personal estate the amount Of more than Twenty
dollars, and that administration thereof is necessary
Wherefore he prays that letters of administration b.
granted said estate to him other suitable
JOHN d. F00TE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
SAGdD4HOC. ss.-4

SAGADAHOC, sat- a Court of Probate, in Bath, on
the first Monday Of February, 4. d. 1855.
On the petition aforesaid, is ordered by the Court that
notice thereof given all interested in said Is
tate appear Probate Court be holden at SAID Bath
the first Monday Of March next at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon by publishing the and this order thereon
in the Eastern Times newspaper published in Bath three
weeks successfully before the said first Monday Of March,
shew if any they have why the prayer of said pc
tition should not be granted ID. BRONSON, Judge.
A true Capitalists A. L. THOMPSON. Register. 3w34
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

As we first announced and immortaized
her in our columns as Fanny Fern we have
considered it an act Of justice to ourselves and
our patrons to state plainly, Who is Fanny
Fern 4
Fanny Fern is actually, and of truth. an
assumed name. She is or was in her teens
plain Sarah Willis, sister to N. P. Willis, the
poet OhUe Branch.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
NOW OPENING
AT THE
GRANITE STORE.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Fall Dry Goods
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.


ANlNG been bought for cash, at forced sales in Nav
York. they viii be offered prices that will astonish
our extensive stock consists Of DRESS SILKS "Plain
P0ut III soil Striped, Paided and Figured Rich Figured
DIX 9Ssi brocade and Changeabe Silks in great variety
IlBEIS OF every shade and variety; All Wool Plaid Thu
bets very fine All Wool DeLanes Printed Persian Cloths
Cashmeres Debagcs Mohar Lustre for trayelln dresses
Lyoneses, Apaccas, Plain and Pladed Poplns Gnghams
&c, &c. r' e'
Shawis! Some very fine Vienna Long and Souare
Shws Bay state Long and Square some beautiful STYLES
embroidered Long Shawls. unprecedented low prices,
MISSES shaws in great variety; Gents Long Shawls
very hne and entirely new styles Our assortment Of
very large and we feel confident that regards
styles and prices, satisfy the most fastdious
Cloths. German and American Broadclotbs Fine C.s
slmeres Heavy Beaver and Pilot Cloths Satipetts Cash
neretts, Ermanetts, Fancy DoeSkins &c Also Fiae
black Doekns Of superior color Union Doeskns Tweeds
&c, &c. '
Fianneis! Fine figured French Fannels; Blue Mixed.
Iwhled and heavy Indigo Blue Flannes Hosiery and
Goves Our assortment of these articles was never 60
Pete as at present Vesng Of every style and quality
Children's Hoods &c, &c. 4''
The above desirable assortment Of Fall and Winter
VIII be offered at prices which fail to be satisfactory
to the purchaser The public are invited to call and ex
dinihe' OWEN ( co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

y In view of the great revival in religion
now progressing at Harrisburg, Pa. the Phil
adeiphia Argus INDUCES. hope that it may
even extend TO the Pennsylvania Legislature,
now in session at that place, in which hope he
says he is greatly encouraged, inasmuch as a
revival has sprung up in the Maryland Penten-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15
EASTERN TIMES
81 MiRINE JOURNAL. SssA

SrIYsoN & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION of packets from Bath Boston. Capt.
Stinson avOraby known experienced merchant and
shipmaster formerly of this city All business entrusted
him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

COUNTY OF SAGADAHOC, Ss.-At Court Of Pro-
bate held at Bath the first Monday February 1850
On the Petition aforesaid ORDERED That be given
by publishing copy of said petition with this order there
on three weeks successfully in the Eastern Times,
paper printed Bath that all persons interested may
tend the frs Monday of March next at Court of Pro-
bate then be holden in Bath, and shew cause if why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted Such
notice to be given before said Court
D. BRONSON, Judge.
Attest: A. I. THOMPSON, Register.
Of Petition ard r. of Court
Attest: A. L. THOMPSON, Register 3w34