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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
0futbs.

In this city, 30th ult, Henrietta r. c. Ham, aged % mos
In this city, 2lst ult, child Of Mr. Colby, aged year
and mos.
In this city, 18th ins Martha Loretta Jane daughter Of
Stephen B. and Martha ]. Penney, aged weeks
In Woolwich 10Th ut, Mrs. Anna Reed, aged rs yrs
In Bowdoinham, 20 ut Margaret Huxley aged IS yrs;
Capt. Robert Patten, aged 43 years.
In Rockland Imogene infant daughter of Mr. Otis Sheer
aged month and 2S days; Mrs Julia A., wife of Capt
Hartley Williams, aged 40 years.
In Hallowell, Mr.. George Underwood aged q years
Lost overheard from the ship Dsshaway of this port on
her passage from Bath to Calcutta Charles T. Bliss Of
Pittston, third mate aged 20 years.
In Augusta Greenwood Childs, aged 10 years.
In Winthrop, Zachariah Morgan, aged IS years
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

III An anonymous correspondent, who
signs herself Ella" reads US Caudle lee
ture on our political course. She says she was
mistaken in regard to us. We're sorry-we
are. Really, dear Ella, weren't YOU ever caught
so befores Were it not that we were married
man, we'd inject you by moonlight" and ex-
plain; but it wouldn't do Our heart was al
most busted by your remarks, and all we have
to add is. if you have anything more 10 saw. do
be Itttie merciful
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

WASHINGTON, July 90. The President has
appointed Hon. John l.. Dawson, of Pennsylva-
MIA, Governor of Kansas in place of Non. A.
ii. Reeder, removed. Mr.. Dawson was an eff
fective member of the last Congress, and voted
for The Nebraska Kansas bill. He is also
known as a strenuous advocate of The policy of
giving homesteads To actual settlers, aud intro
dnced bill for that purpose, which passed the
House of Representatives, hut failed to obtain
the sanction o: the Senate.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

p & K R. Ron Tuesday next, the Oath,
an engine will proceed the whole length of the
road, from Bangor to Waterville and bring to
this city the passenger cars made for the com
pany, and now at Watersile. The iron will
to-day have been laid the entire distance.
As early as Tuesday of next week we under
stand that it is in contemplation TO run regular
trains to Waterville, when passengers leaving
this city at o'clock, A. NJ. will reach Boston
at the same hour in the evening. Bangor
Mercury
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA

u Is at this Season most invaluable as Renoyaor and
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
IL not only creates rich and pure blood it will
eiectuly carry of all putrd humors cleanse the stomach
regulate the bowels mpart and vigor the whole
system, and
KEEP TIE BLOOD PURE
One great recommendation for using SarsapariIa is
that every bottle of manufactured under the direct
perintendence of
DR.. JAMES r. chiffon,
the most celebrated Chemist Physician in this country
and his certificate attached each bottle guarantees that ii
Is PURELY VEGETABLE, AND WITHOUT MERCURY
There has never yet been medicine presented to the
public which has ectuay sustained its character for
PURIFYING THE BLOOD AS DR. ~T0WNSEND'S SARSA-
PARILLA, and the fact that it has entirely superseded
all other preparations claiming the properties alone
speaks volumes in its favor.
THE BLOOD Is TIE LIFE.
Only purify the Blood and disease must vanish.
Principal Depot 2l2 Broadway. New York. and for sale
ny all respectable Druggists and Chemists in the United
states. Inns
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Aef OEuet VI St'y SOul.
Bath, July 3oth
woIfe'- sehicdam Aromatic schnnpp-.

Woifc's Schicdam Aromatic Schnapps.
This medical di drink is m nuiactured by the pro-
leor at schieam in Holland, expressly for medicinal
purposes. 1t has been submitted nearly all the first
chemists AID Physicians in the United States en-
dorse II over their signatures OF the great
senals al the Mdferia uediea. IL is prescribed
win great success in Gravel, Goui, rheumatism OBJ
sructons oil Bladder and Kidneys, aud for dyspepsia il
has no superior in the world.
Put up in quart aud plat bottles enveioped in yellow
paper, with name the bottle, cork and label and
Tor sale by all the respectable Druggists United
STATES uDOLPHO WOLFE.
ls, 90 and - Beaver ST., New York
5m4Io 25 South Front St. Philadelphia.
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Princes PrOtcan Fountain Pen,
Patented Jat Is. 1855.
VIM. b. SfearnS, Centre ST. RMtfs,
AGENr rom sAdtrtEloc Axp ErxxErEc rnrrr,r-.

x6ESr FoR sAGkrsHOc axu rrxxrrrr rc~,....-
AovASrAeEs- ineorrcdble and durable I'M I,...,-
voiff made Of PKorEAx ulef GoodteaFs fse, an 80
east and rapdity, supplying the ben fr Al ~ eaSs
aug save shcut one-thifd u the time.
1od Fen q the very best quality With holder Of M
",se beautifully light, ana elstie material ~
i structure SIMPLE, ind not liable kct oar az ofder
OPINIONS ~ rfK Pass.
in an ren: II light. GRACEFUL easily rceu,a "a ana
Tndfperdss1 complete and flushed artle.-Neu T5yk
Eureka Eurekai. wehs,e so,r,, 4, .,,..,.
an ukstanJ WI write fr hours without once dipping m
10 AZ who write much and whose time ID , 49,.
WI" prove an Invaluable invrntIcn = ry'1ns, 'is
we certainly take great prasur, =, on'eIeiat nfS
all men who do wish to BE- ,rc recommending q
0ultence 70 an inksIand.-fner Ten r.a constant ne
thing c1uai \. nm nave never or heard any
e, SO mat It may Keep up with the are ~
''S W. uAo. hkloe, Reporter, OBS Broa,wav Siu
en.s o. he age-Portlaad transcript and FIerp
ms mug ior any person who has writing 10 a.
for lghtness and conviencce il il IN INV ,a,,rsu,
Vae and too valuable to be artcl with Er trn ,ir ~
1'sr u Could not be replaced-oiericas il he chr;sfi
The Pen must have great run. ANY men rba, rms s
eght hours at dip, may he said have great run IN.
IN, s zen VIII hecene tried and valued endwil save
e temper OF the business man. and preserve the comno
sure Of the irritable poet.-Hdrff0rd Conrant
NC are writing with one which do some six hours SER
M1out failure or soppage, ard have found II mex
gslist. "''''~"'s.-1'e" o'N 6cah-
pen among pens, what Colts Revovers is among
s'ois. One will FIRE dozen Shots and the other write
dozen sheets with single charge or loading d,fbor ~
MAJOR JACK Dorning ' '-i"'N0' y
-, !. man VINO has written whole Sermon with one
that he would not dispense with II for twsn, tir ~
value.--Bosf0n Erenfng TrneGfr - s"A' sAHSs -
III could not procure another az sin,;,.r .,.e;. 80.
hundred dollars would purchase from M, ,I o''
have.-d Ncr York Clergyman. ~ '"S OAe
We continue to own with entire s,f;sr.r,;, =
Ner York Independent, May Iona 1855.
'sIet those write now who never wrofa t.eo-.
And those who always wrote, write morc.',
Price, s., so $500 =, so 500 and $3.50 Sing
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
The Maine Law in Bangor.


The Bangor Democrat says an exciting af-
fair came off on Saturday afternoon last, on
the arrival of the steamer Boston at that city
The Democrat says
Marshal Weaver jerked trunk from the
rack Of Landers' hack, upon which the latter
asked him why he meddled with his baggage
Weaver replied-'None of your business y
Landers informed Weaver that the baggage
was under his charge and unless he had war
rant TO take 1t he could not have it-that IT ne
had any precept to search his coach, he might
do so. Weaver replied that he knew his duty
and should do it. Mr.. Landers then took
hold of the trunk 10 replace it upon his hack
and was collared by Weaver, who was col
Jared in return by Mr.. Landers, whereupon
Weaver drew billy, "a weapon made of hard
rome. about eight inches long, loaded in one
end and all covered with leather in doing
which he hit himself in the lip, causing it TO
bleed. Upon drawing this weapon Lauders
told him If he struck him with that weapon,
sit would be the last blow he would give, be-
fore he saw his God.' He did not strike, but
called to Constable Parsons and others, and
ordered them to take Landers TO the Watch
House. Landers declared that he should not
CO. A large crowd gathered about, and Mr..
banders was lifted TO his seat, and he drove
of. Subsequently at about seven o'clock,
Marshal Weaver and Mayor Hayward arrest
ed Mr. Landers and carried him to the Watch
House, where in few minutes a very large
concosrse of people collected, among them
many of our most respectable citizens, and
great deal of Indignation was excited from the
supposition of an intention of keeping Mr.
Landers in durance vile until Monday. He
was however liberated, upon his own recog-
nizance, as we understand.
tits supposed that this case will settle the
question whether al officer acting under gen.
eral precept has right to seize and search
personal baggage, and show whether such con-
temptibie espionage is chargeable to the law or
the executors oft. lfit is part of the Maine
Law, il constitutes one of its beauties and
shows its harmony with the Bill of Rights
which declares that the ciiizeh shall not be
subjected to unreasonable search of his person
or property. Under no despotism OF Europe
exists an espionage more annoying and humili-
ailng, and IT an American citizen, having law
fully entered the kingdom of Austria, should
have his baggage seized while travelling
through that country, it would be deemed
proper subject for the interference of our gov
ernment 10 his behalf But it is reserved for
free people TO suffer such petty tyranny under
the sway OF the despotism of fanaticism''
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
Democratic Caucus.

The democrats Of this city are requested to
meet at the Comm-n Council Room, III the
Clty Han building, on Friday evening next, at
IL o'clock, TO choose delegates to the Sena-
torial District Convention to be held at Wis
casset, to make arrangements for a pro posed
Democratic Mass Meeting TO be held in this
city, and to select City Committee for the
ensuing year. A general attendance is re-
quested.
Per Order of City Com.
Rafh Inlr 2nth
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

INTERESTING TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
Mr.. Justice Jackson on Friday, Goth, in the
case of Garter, Clarke & Co. Us. Poor, repor-
ted in to-day's issue, decided that publishers of
newspapers are not entitled to receive pay for
the publication, of communication as an aduer-
hsenent, unless the publication follows the
copy and that when il is made up in part of
Quotations cot from another paper with original
comments thereon, there must be distinction
kept up, between the original and quoted mat
ter, by the use of quotation marks, or of differ
ent kinds oftype, or of loaded matter in con-
tEast to what is set solid.-&ate of Maine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

LIBERTY REsToRED.-We understand that
MIR. A. HalsteG, who has been imprisoned BY
the Mexican authorities at Colima, has been
released through the interposition of our Min
lister, Mr.. Gadsden. Mr.. H. was still there,
preparing the necessary documents for procur-
ing indemnity from the Mexican government.
de was Imprisoned at Colima. about 100
mics from Manzanello, the port to which the
vessel went, and was confined some two
months, after which time, through the inter.
position of the American Minister and the
Consul, Mr. Foster, he was allowed the free
dom of the city on parole until an order came
IRON the government for his discharge
ark Advertiser.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
Sugars, Teas and Coffee,
AT

HE subscribers will sell at Auction on FRIDAY, Apg
l. Sd, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
10 bbls Porto Rico Sugar, fine quality;
East Boston double refined, powdered Sugar,
crushed g
granulated T"
chests Oolong Tea;
half extra fine for family use
boxes ground Coffee;
. oois crushed Sugar, Saeratus, Spices, &c, &c.
ALSO,
IN the with orders to sell without
OWEN CO, Auct'rs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

In one of our neighborng cities, a Morrill,
man was laboring" with brother whose
backsidlng was apprehended upon the question
of the Maine law. Next year, said the ad-
herent of Morrill,, by way of showing what
what blessings were TO be anticipated should
the Readheld magician succeed. " why, mex,
year we will hang any man who sells glass of
Cider" well" said the recusant, " that is
very good just stick pin there, and | will
60 with you 4! !''-RepuJ@icdR Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
SPOKEN.

June lat % 49, Ion 81 Is. ship C Braynar tof Bath
New orleans Antwerp
Lge ~ lat u 81 Ion % 40, ship Humphrey, havana
july lat a s. Ion 80 &C, ship Yorkshire, York for
Liverpool
July II, on Sand Key, ship Alice Counce New Orleans
for New York
9lv 2l50 miles Of Sandy Hook ship ST John, (of Bruins
wick TN II Ubcs and ordered Boston pilot
ElwOod Walter
leans for Liverpool
june 25at IS lon CO. ship Ocean Queen Hale New York
for sydney. NSW
July q lat "a 20 Ion 20 80 ship vaucluse Sew Orleans
for Amsterdam
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Notice.

IL persons forbid purchasing Land Warrant No.
21S1 of I20 acres issued under the Act of March 3d.
1885, to John Tarr, for his services in Captain Haynes
Company, in the North Eastern Disturbance Said
rant having been put into the Post Office Bath Maine
the Sd day of July 1885, directed Messrs Taylor
Brothers, New York. and not having been received them
acayea against its location will be filed in the general land
ONCE and an application will be made for duplicate
Bath, July "a, 1856. SAMUEL d. REED.
Owl Agent for JOIN TARR
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
Later from Europe.

The Atlantic left Liverpool at noon Of the
l4th. She brings l60 passengert.
Lord John Russell has resigned.
Sevastopol had again been subjected to two
days heavy fire without effect.
The beseigers were erecting immense works
against the Melakoff and Redan, and the be-
seiged were erecting equally formidable works
behind those defeEces.
The war news is of but little interest.
Accounts of the crops from all parts of Eng
land are favorable.
Queen Victoria's visit to Paris is fixed for
August 9TH.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

GRAHAN's MAGAZINE for August has arrived.
1t is handsomely illustrated, and contains h
ladies' department devoted to fashions. EN-
broidery patterns, &c., of the highest finish.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

S8sT Democrats of Bath,-dou't forget the
meeting at the Common Council Room on Fri
day evening. Let there be good old fashioned
gathering
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

TO Honor able Arnoh B,aney, Judge Of Probate rih
and for the County Of Lincoln.
Nj AIRY Z. HArllORN Administrator of the Estate of
VI JOSEPH J. HATH0RN, late Of Richmond, in said
County deceased, respectfully represents That the Per-
sonnl Estate of the said deceased is sufficient by
sum Of sixteen thousand Dollars his just
and charges of Administration she therefore that she
may be empowered and licensed to sell and convey much
of the Real Estate ofhe said deceased may be sufficient
to raise the said sum with incidental charges.
MARY l.. HATII0RN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

LINCOLN, ss.-Atd Probate Court heki at UIscassct
'rithin and for the CoHntyof lincoln the second
day Of July H. ID. 1855
On the foregoing Petition Ordered, That the said Pc
ttoner give notice to all persons interested in said Estate
that they may appear at Court of Probate be holden
at Wiscassct within and for said County, che first Mon
day OF August next by causing copy Of so Petition
with this Order, to be published in the Eastern Times prn-
ted at Bath formerly in said County, three weeks
siyely, previous to said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
Attest Z. FooTE, Jr., Register.
true copy.-Attest; L. FoorE, Jr., Register. 3w5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
lust Landed.

IfROM schs Louisa and King Fisher,
$500 Bushels heavy Mealng Corn.
600 bbIs Double Extra, Extra Fancy and Superfnc
flour, Lard Pork Rice Cheese Sugars &C.. for sale by
MCCLELLAN, DENNIS g. CO..
July 10, 1861 Steam Ferry Wharf
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DOMESTTC PORTS

Boston-Ar 25th brig Crimea, uichborn Philadelphia
toria
Sid 18th ship John Fyfe, Lawtcn. Valparaiso
New OrleanS-Towed to sea 18th ship Col Cuts
tobacco
Mobile.Ar 18th ship Chas Croker, Moorehead and
Corielia, Bishop, New Orleans
Philadciphia-Cld 2lth brigs Carribec Gushing, Bath
Mansanilla, Bailey, Portland
Albany-cld 24th sch Copy, Gardiner
New York-lr 2ith sch Sea Lion Rockland; brgs Cor
al. kinsman Guayama; Catherine Rogers Perry Ponce
NORWEGIAN I'D sch Star Gardiner
Boston-Ar 18th ship Ellen Maria Lennox New Orleans;
oSe lew III eth ship May Queen skolhed, New
key Wcst.rowedt to sea lIth ship Hannah Croker
PhiladeiPhia-Ar 18th ships ElvIra Owen, lexander,
Lewis, Bath
Went to sea sd brig VIM Crawford
New Aork-Cd 18th ship Shamrock, Dame st John Nd
bark Florence. Wyman, Bath
poria nd.Cd 2sth brig Havana Reed, Miramichi
boston-Ar 9th ship Jshn Spear Butler, Trapani; brig
mos x Edward, johnson, Baltimore
GaiNeston-ln port 4th brig Trinity, for Boston ldg
CD previously bark Island City, Colburn Boston
New Orleans-Cld 18th ship Houghten, Rarden, Liver
CharlessonC oath ship oortes, Kcnnard, I'm Havana
Batimore-Ar 18th, sch Excelsior. Fountain Augusta
rhladelphi AR 10Th brig Attakapas, Haskell, Calais
&c New nork-Cld 26th ship Agnes, Peakes, Richmond
Sid ships Mattrpan and Agnes
En,stportIAr I'D ship Bogert, Conway st Stephen
BostonAr 9th shps st John Skolfeld ST Ubcs; Alice
Coucce, Singer, New Orleans
Ar 18th brgs Pennell Stewart, and Three Sisters,
stah Philadephia; via quarantine ship Farley Mich
Wilmington, 25th brig Gen Marshall Partridge
Philadelphia Cid 27th brig Sarah Jane, Adams Bath
New Aork-Cld 18th ship American Union. Owens, Liv-
Providence-Sld 9th sch President, Gardiner
rail- hiver-Ar 9th sch Narcissa, Gardiner
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The Reason Whv!

NOTWITHSTANDING the general pressure, the I'M
" dersgned is selling more READY MADE CLOTHING
aud many other kinds of Day and FANCY Goops than
last year. Thereason is that he has reduced his prices
the tocest point preferng the nimbe sixpence the
slow shing; and moreover he is determined clear
out his old stock before the fall trade is ushered m
Give him call J. T. GILMAN.
Bath, June 20, 1855. oil
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

e We have received work of 42O pages,
published by order of the Legislature, entitled
Transactions of the Agricultural Societies in
the State of Maine for 1858. Arranged by E.
Holmes, Secretary of the Board of Agricul-
tHre
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

Those who Indulge in Smoking,
ND would like 10 suit themselves to Choice Cigar
"a will do well by calling the subscriber at his old
stand, corner front Street and Sagadahoc Ferry Sp
where the following Brands can be found =
Operas, Plantations and RegaIiaS, which hard to
beat: Oscuro. Ell Delfn, Fidelia Pagizo Magnolia, Ell
Puro esuanda Revieneys, Londoners Principals Know
Nothings, Frank Pierce, Webster and various other
brands too numerous mention
Call and examine, for Ihave taken pains to Socure on
ly those which thus far have given sat sfactioh.
ALT. T. ROBINSON.
July 10Th, 1855 o
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

Key st dates to the 2othinst by the Star of the West
at New York. states that ships May Queen (of Brunswick
Me, vicinity Skoed from New Orleans for New York
put in that evening leaking leaking Her pumps is said
needed repairs. She would ship few and
tinue her voyage
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
New RaisinS,
Choice

TN whole boxes. halves and quarters Sutlana Raisns
Figs, Prunes, &C., for sale by JOHN II. MCCLELLAN.
July 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
As the crop Of Strawberries

small, and not much prospect of there being many in
the market this season. the subscriber will suggest
he has constantly hand most every description Of nice
Pine Apples, which makes the best Of preserves Call and
buy. ALI T. ROHINSON
Bath, July 10Th, 1855. S
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Notice..

PURSUANT to order ofthe Judge of Probate at a
Probate Court held at Wiscasset within and for the
County ofIincon, on the second day Of july D. 1855
shall sell at public vendus, the highest bidder there
for, at the dwelling house Of Timothy Morse late o Bow
donham, deceased, Thursday, the ihrtieth day of
August next, at two O'Clock the afternoon follow
ing real estate situated in Bowdoinham County Of Sag
addhoc, formerly Lincoln County, viz: about thirty
acres of pasture and moving land belonging the estate
Of Timothy Morse, late of Bowdonh deceased LAYING
near the Ste Falls the branch the eastern
branch of Cathance river and bounded eaterly by the
Ridge Road; norherly by land of Nathaniel Purrinion
westerly by land of Thomas Spear AMI sonthery by land
OFF, Wilson heirs and others. The sale is order
raise the of hundred ninetyeight dollars
the of the just debts deceased charges of
administration and incidental chargesa which time and
place the reversIon Of he Widows Dover therein will
be sold, if necessary. Terms OF sale, cash.
Dated at Bowdonham, this tenth day of July, A. d.,
1855, n'w Sagadahoc County, formerly Lincoln County,
JOSIAH MERROw,
Administrator on said estate Of Timothy Morse late Of
Dowdoinham, deceased. 3w4
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Just Arrived

Nd now opened for inspection and particularly
SELL choice Meats in jars Lard, Pork, eerime March
Cheese, Sugar Cured Hams put up express for Family
Kechups of all kinds Sardines diercA size boxes
Olive O Guava jelly Current jelly Raspberry Jam, and
in fact without going into all the Details subscriber
will remind the public that he has about all things that
nce, and will sell low an, else the market
ALI T. ROBINSON
Don't forget the place cor of Frot St and sagalahock
Ferry wharf.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY Goods.

E subscribers would call the attention Of the Ladies
to their late of Fashionable Dress Goods
Summer, consisting of Plan, Plaid and Striped Silks in
great variety, SILK Tissue, Jacconet and Musas Lawns
Berases Chais Also assortment of Shawls for
Summer and beautiful styles Grape Shawls in
different coor: Cashmere Shawls every desirable styles
Light Wool Shaws of delicate shades. We are also
ceivng constantly the latest patterns Of Ysites which
we would particularly call your attention. Our assOr-
ment of Fancy Goods is large and we'll selected Please
call examine at the Granite Store Front street. Bath
July ,. OWEN 4 CO.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02

GOLD by SAWYER & MAGOUN are acknowledged to
~ be the best manufactured United States
and the prices be as the lowest
owerthe quality of the instruments taken into consder
tion matter what the CRY may be- And heretofore
they take second hand Instruments in exchange new
ones, at fair rates. ~
Sept. 20. *
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
Coal! Coal!!
Stoves

LARGE assortment of Cooking Paror and Store Stoves
"A of the most approved patterns, selling by the sub
scribers at GREATLY REDUCED prices
Also, constantly hand, Coal IIods Shnves SiIters
Stove Funnel Sad Irons, Tin and Copper Ware every
description and all other articles usually kept in Hard
ware store MITCHELL q Low
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-02
PORT OF BATH.
FRIDAY. July 81

ARRIVED.
Sch Mary Ann. Williams, Boston
CLEARED.
Sch Noble Philbrook. Damariscotta
FRIDAY, July q