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Eastern times., 1855-09-20
LAW AND EVIDENCE

Samuel Pike, OF Holyoke, Mass had Fever Sore the
leg since he fifteen years old-very badbeen great
suererwas cured by taking three bottles Of the Humor
Discovery, and using the Salve.
Eliza j. Marten, of West Troy, N. y cured of Salt
Rheum in the hands.
A. Parker, Jr of Lawrence, Mass, cured of Bar
bers Itch also Mt the time of very bad Sore Eyes
Mrs. NJ. d. Sanborn, of Meredith, N H. cured her little
boy of Inward Humor Indigestion, Emacation, &c She
says is the best medicine she used, and family
should be without it.
Samuel Rowe, of Lawrence Mass, was cured of Kidney
and Liver Complaints
Henry H. Barton No. City Block, Lawrence, Mass,
81 have been troubled with Scrofua for the last
Fifteen Years. Of the worst form that can be conceived
and safely say the disease has been entirely
moved from the system, after taking IL bottles"
Rev. Mr.. Hoyt of Derry, N. H. says he has received
more benefit from this than all other medicines.
A young in Groveland has been sick two years.
has taken five bottles and received perfect cure.
j. NJ. Thompson formerly City Marshal of Portland,
keeper of the Glen House, White Moains, is the
Medicine he used and he keeps it constantly
hand.
in Thomaston has received great benefit from its
for Kings Evil.
in Westbrook has been cured of uery bad erup-
tion malignant his leg by taking bottles.
Mrs Phebe A. Thomas cured of very bad Humor and
Liver Complaint by two bottles.
Sold by c. W. ATWELL Deerng's Block, Congress ST.,
north side Market Square Portland General Agent for the
State Of Maine.
For sale by Agents in nearly every town and village
Maine, andby A. G. Page, j. Mathews, and T. w. Lucas
Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

SAD ACCIDENT. Mrs. Eleanor Bailey, an
aged lady, long and well known in this place,
was accidentally run over by the up train of
cars on Thursday afternoon, while just below
this village, and instantly killed. She was
on her way to visit a friend, and taking short
cut across the field, had just reached the rail-
road track, when she was suddenly Knocked
down by the approaching train, her arm brok-
en- in two pieces, her hip dislocated, and re-
ceiving a severe confusion upon her head,
which latter was probably the immediate cause
of her DEATH No blame is attached to any
one connected with the train.-Bruns. Teie.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
MantillaS.

Steam!
I0R Sale, two Twelve Horse Horizontal Steam Engines
i in good repair. Terms easy. ELMES 4 TEBBETS
Aug. -. 10 Commercial st. Iron Works. Bath, Me.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
0&atbs

this city, 18th inst Jacob W Robinson aged 20 years
and months.
In this city, 18th inst, Martha j. daughter James
Farrin, aged 10 years and months.
In this city, 18th ins Mrs Catharne w. Lee aged 40
years.
In this city, 18th inst, Frederic P Powers aged 10
months and fifteen days.
In woolwch 18th inst Mercy Lancaster aged years
In West Bath, 18th nst Marietta, daughter OF Capt
VIM. Freeman, aged years and . months.
In WestpOrt Quincy A. Parsons, aged 80 years.
In Brunswick Joseph Clark son of David s. and Phebe
c. Higgins, aged II months.
In Gardiner, WalterP. Bradstreet, aged Il months.
In Nassalboro. Richard A. Shepard, aged 81 years.
In Brunswick, Angeline p daughter of Thomas A. and
Mary G. Mecher, aged 2 mos. IL days.
In Topsham, 9th inst Frederick Leland, Of Daniel
and Mary J. Hall, aged years and months 14th inst
Mr.. Jacob Graves, aged 81 years months.
In Belgrade, Peaslee Morrill, ESQ., aged S3 years. father
OF Gov. Morrill,.
In Boston, Mrs. Abigail II. Paysou, aged 80 years and
II months.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

RUNAwAYs. Several stump orators who
came into Maine to move the republican 6alcl,
have suddenly and mysteriously disappeared.
Giddings and Wade took the precaution to
make tracks before the 10th, but John P. Hale
fingered in Bangor till Monday night. As the
vote of Bangor was declared, and the country
along the telegraph lines began to tumble in,
Jack made for the Boston boat, and has not
been seen in Maine since. Good riddance 10
the Missouians! They will give Maine a
wide berth hereafter. we reckon.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar FIN Apalachicoa lst Windsor Castle at Liverpool fin
Mobile 2th Gen Dunlap, and sultan FIN New Orleans Sth
Col Cuts.
La for Mobile Goth Geo Washington, fm Liverpool.
Ar at Liverpool 2Sth ult Badger Codge saml Dunnng,
Skolfeld st Stephen, b
Sid 2Sth Geo Washington, Comings, Mobile.
Adv Am Union, Caldwell for New York 9th; Harvest
Queen, Young, do 10th; Bogert, Conway, do 21st.
Ent for ldg Goth, Highland Chief Barstow and Kappa
hammock Gushing, New Orleans; 2SIh Harvest Queen,
Young, New York
At London Ocean Queen Spencer for New York Oct
4; Alice Thorndike, Sleeper, for Calcutta ldg.
Ent inward 9th, Kennebec, Patten. fm st John b;
Yorktown, Meyer, New York. Ocean Queen Spencer do.
Passed outside the Goodwin Sands Both Southampton,
Pratt, London for New York
At Chncha Islands lst ut ships Sea Lion Ball; sybi
Jenkins; Sea Nymph Harding; all ldg guano.
Ar at Pictou 2d inst brig Castan Pinkham Portland;
sch Adelaide, Jameson, Rockland.
Ar Deal 1oth Borneo, ,searns London for Cardiff;
Dannb-, Coster, do for Calcutta and proceeded.
Ar at Portsmouth oath, VIM Rogers, Thompson Hall
fax.
Ar Falmouth oath Kate swanton Reed Havana; 2eth
Roger, Maxwell, do; 30th Medallion Theobad Matan-
zas.
Ar at the Pill oath X KimbalI. Ames City Point
Sin 30th Lagrange, Maxcy, c. rdif.
Sid FIN Cardiff 2Sth Morse, Gwen, Gibralter
Cid at Newcastle oath Lisbon, Curtis New York.
Ar at shields 24th W Lindsey, Gray, London.
Cid at Queenstown 10th Celestial Breeze stover m St
John b. London.
Arat Antwerp 25th ult Malabar, Crocker, New York,
9th Arab, Ballard, City Point.
Adv at Havre 2Sth Mountaineer Wilson, New YoIk 10th
AT Calcutta July 18th ship Thompson, Hogan, FIN
Liverpool Mch 2S, ar 10th.
loh shlps Uerrude Crocker, and Chas Cooper, Cults
for London ldg.
Sid I'm town 18th Junius, Ttcomb, London.
At Smyrna 18th ut ship Old England Adams for Liver
pool unc.
Ar at Genoa 9th ult ship Brandywne, Merryman, unc
At Malaga 2lst ult bark Nautilus, Lincoln for Boston,
At Leghorn 25th ult, ship Charlotte Reed Elwe for
Boston ldg.
Ar st Jago 22d ut bark Paul Boggs Dzer Savannah
At Havana lst inst ships Indian Queen, Manson frt OF
charter Rio GTande, Percy for Hamburg same day bark
hid.
Havana, sh ship Indian Queen Manson for Bos-
ton ldg.
@ gu Sth ship Rio Grande, Percy, Hamburg.
gu I'm Neuvitas 30th ult ship Sea Lion Davis, London
~ ~ o. 0oIstantinope 18th ut ship Rocklight, Drum
erpoo D'N
AT ioth INST new ship Moonlight PendIeton Waldoboro
Sid llth ship Dmock Sko6ed Ijvernool
leans. - -
At Bordeaux 2Sth alt bark Norwood, pinkhan. for New
York 1st.
SPOKEN.
Aug H. lat 4s ST. lon Is TO- ship VIM Hitchcock Cardiff
| for New York.
Aug 90 lat IS IT. lon 4S 2 bark Abeona, Marsees fo
New York.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
AN OFFER.
believing

DEs II Cttft > OdHhCf DstfSuIIs
the only reliable for Canker in every form that has
yet been discovered offer you the privilege Of trying it
at OUR EXPENSE, Thus,-You may bottle
faithfully according the directions and if 1t affords
relief you shall receive back the money paid for it,
turning the empty bottle.
TO PHYSICIANS
We 0erYou may one bottle in each of canker
that in practice and it does not give
enable satisfaction the money paid for shall be refunded
The above is old offer which has sold US HUNDREDS
OF BOTTLES in ninetynine out of hundred with
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Sold by C. W, ATWEIL Deerings Block, Congress St.
north side market square, Portland General Agent for the
State of MaiSe
For sale by Agents in nearly every town and village In
Maine, and by A. g. Page, j. Mathews and T. W. Lucas,
Bath
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

CONGRESS WATER constantly on hand, fresh from the
" New York Springs for sale cheap by A. T. ROBINSON
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
GENTEEL FURNITURE
Ar AHCTTON;

FINHE subscribers will sell auction. on THURSDAY,
L Sept. 20, at O'Clock A. M, the House on High
TurrtR the entire Furniture of i'd House, consisting
part OF Aahogouy Chairs, high cost; Mahosony Rocking
Crairs one high Sofa; several Carpets good
DER one OF which is high cnst Mahogany Tables;
I'd Tab es Extnnsion Table; two Chamber Sets,
high cost; Common Chaire, Bereaus, Beds, Hair aud
G9mmon Mairases, Bedsteads Sc; Crockery and Glass
Furniture, &C. Also, good Furnace good for
warming dwelling house
The above will offer good opportunity for those in
want Of Genteel Furniture tn, been used
oui short time, and win be sold TO the hi chest bidder
ths family areabout breaking up housekeeping.
The Ladies are invited to attend the sale,
SJtt Is. OWEN & Co. Auct,s
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

S4GAD4HOC, ss.-4t Court of Probate, held in Bath
tcithin and for the County Of Sagadahoc the first
Monday ofSeptemi5er, A. ID. 1855.
TJENRY LAWRENCE, executor of the last Will and Tes-
lament Of John L1wrence late of Phipsburg, in said
County, tesate deceased having presented his accou Of
administration of the of said deceased for allowance:
Ordered that the said executor give notice to all
Interested by causing copy of this order to beubished
three weeks successvely in the Eastern Times printed
Bath that they appear at Probate Court to be held
Bath, in said County, on the first Monday Of October
next of the clock in the forenoon and shew
any they have, why the same should not be allowed
ID. BRONSON, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: A. T. THOMPSON, Register 3w12+
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

SHAREHOLDERS CONVENTION. EmanGpa-
tion in Kentucky 1t has been proposed to us
by several gentlemen who own slaves in Ken
lucky, that they (the slaveholders) hold con-
vention at Frankfort, to adopt some plan for
the abolition of slavery, and that we so an
nounce it; and that Hon. w. fl. Luke, of
Pendleton county, stakeholder, be appointed
by the friends of the convention as one in this
part of the State to draw up proposition for
its gradual abolition.-Ne,0port (Ky.) Ne,es.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
Wolfe. schiednm Aromatic schnapp..

WOlfc's Schiedam Aromatic SchnaPps.
This medical diet drink is ,nuactured by the pro-
prietor at ScheGam in Holland expressly for medicinal
purposes 1t has been submitted nearly all the first
Chemists ID Physicians in the United States, who en-
dorse ii their signatures OF the great
seniials of the Mdterid Medicd II is prescribed
with great in Gravel, Goul Rheumatism, Oh
sructons of Bladder and Kidneys and for Dyspepsia il
has nosuperior in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, enveoped in yellow
paper, with the bottle cork and label, and
for sale by all the respectable Druggists United
States. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
I5, 90 and % Beaver St, New York
3m47o 25 South Front ST., Philadelphia.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

While President Pierce was standing near
the hotel at which he had taken rooms, little
chap, of few summers, finding his hat-band
anbuckled, went up to the President and ac-
costed him, FIX my hat-band, sir 'What
is your namet said the President 'DeBree
- do you know met Yes, you are
the President said young America, fix my
hat-band.' The President fixed his hat-band,
and then young America went to his play,
contented and happy, that he too was the
Presidents peer. x Charlottesville Republican.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

IMPORTANT Bounty LAND QUESTION De-
cIDED.-We understand that the Secretary of
the Interior, to whom the question has been
referred, has decided that, in computing the
fourteen days military service necessary to
entitle one TO bounty land under the act of
March 8, 1855, travel cannot be estimated
Many have applied for land under this act,
who could not make out the fourteen days
service requisite without the time spent in
travel. To such, lands cannot be accorded
under the act of March 8, 1855 Washington
Star
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

Gov. Adams, of South Carolina, in late
speech, said
90 The Union had proved too strong for null
LITIGATION, too strong for secession, and would
prove too strong for abolition. That fell spir-
it would be crushed whenever it was brought
in collision with the federal government in
Massachusetts. The people there would not
involve the country In civil war and revolution
in their opposition to slavery"
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

OLD FASHIONED SPIRIT. A few days ago,
the machine used to deepen the channel near
Battery wharf, brought up ten glass bottles
from the bottom OF the dock, which were Sc
cured by the superintendent of the.work. The
bottles were of antique form and finish, having
raised letters on the bottom, showing that they
were made at Bristol, England. The liquor
in these original packages has been submit
ted to persons supposed to be good judges Of
such matters, and the verdict is Jamaica
Rum of forty or fifty years standing.-Bos.
Trans.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
Princes Pr0tean Fountain Pens
Patented Jan %, 1855.
VIM. B. Stearns, Centre ST., Bath


AGENT FOR sAGADAHoc AND kESSEBEc COUNTIES.
ADvAxrAGEs-An incorrodble and durable ink Reser.
vor made Of PRoTEAS under Gnodyers Patent filed with
ease and rapdy supplying the for six eight hours
and save about one-third Of the time
Gold Pen Of the very best quality, with holder Of the
most beautiful, light, and elastic material
As structure simple, and not liable get out Of order
OPINIONS PREss.
IN ~ agc Pen; It light. GRACEFUL easily regna ed and
Independent. M u 80
r,rS psn Enrskai We have found it at last Forxi
rAis I'm that viii write hours witbont n ,;irg IN
an INK ,nkstand-Knickerbocker Mcro-;rs -iF'e -
m al VINO write much and whose time is rccjous tlis
w prove an invaluable eTr,oJ Igp
we certainly take great pleasure in recon,S;, /. 80,
M ne VINO DO not wish to be trouble with constant re-
eutenoe 20 an ihksland.-ADer. TEN. Unton
h: AS reporters Pen, have nexer seen or heard a,
s Its Just the facility wanted in this aeuart
So 'St may Keep with the age Of elecrclty snT
s'ea.n. uEo hEtLoG, Reporter, 625 Iroacway N v
We must regard tins Pen as one of tbe grari ina NJ
ments OF the age-PortLaad Transcript ana Flcef,e
st tne tnhg Tor any person who has much writing to do
For ghtness and convieniece it is in my Judgment
vailed and too valuable to be arted with times ts
Mirror.
The Pen must have great run. AIRY pen that rams for
es. @ nours at DIP may be said to have great runbut
TINS pen viii become tried and valued friend-w save
e temper OF the business and preserve the compo-
sure Of the irritable poet.-Hntford Courarf
are writing with which does six hours SER
M.hout failure or stoppage and have found mex
pessy convenient, and eomfcrtabe-Nsic York Etaii-
getSt.
rms pen, among pens, is what Colts Revolvers among
flstols one VIII fire dozen shots, and the other
ooze snee.s with single charge or loadng-1Hthor Of
Mqjor Jack D0Iuging.
"A Clergyman who has written a whole sermon with one
OF these peps, without dipping in ink said to us
that he would not dispense with for twenty times M
value.-BostoR EUening Trdrelier
If could not procure another of similar merits one
hundred dollars would not purchase from the one
have.-A NsV York Clergyman.
We continue to with entire satisfaction
Netr York Independent, May 10th 1855.
"Let those write now who never wrote before,
And those who always wrote, write more"
Price, s., so 800 s.. so SLOo and $3.50. BINS
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
Murriu9ts.

In this city, 14h, by Rev Mr. Metcalf VIM. Felker Of
Concord, Me-, Miss Z. J. Burt OF this city,
In this city, 9th inst, by Rev N Brooks Mr.. Joseph
Webber to Miss Mary Z. McIntire both of this city.
In this city, 14th by Rev E. Jessup George T.
Lghtbody Miss Jane Edwards, both of this city.
In Phpsburg by L. Hersey, Mr. John G. Petengill
of this city, to Miss Elizabeth II. Wildes, of P.
In New Bedford MIR. Albert G. Corey Miss Mira L.
Rooth, formerly Of this city
In Gardiner Mr.. Garret Calvin Of Boston, Miss Mary
A. W. Taylor, of G.
In Bowdonham, Charles NJ. Small Miss Dolly A. Small
Of Andover
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

WILL be sold at auction, to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY, Sept. %, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
on the Bath side Of the Ferry all the Real Bath
and Woolwich belonging the Sagadahock Ferry Com
Pany together with the Steamer Woowch Also, imme-
datey after the above the Steamer Kennebs will offer
ed. Also the Two Story House in Woolwich joining the
Ferry land together with all the buildings and land
connected with the same.
The above will all he sold without the highest
bidder, to close the concern.
Terms liberal, and made the time and place of
SALE For further particulars inquire of
J. G. L. BOOKER, Assignee
Sept is. OWEN 4 CO., Aucts.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
The Election.

So far as heard from, there are twenty-five
Anti-Morrill Senators elected, viz lis DEM
ocrats and 10 straight wings. We have not
heard Of a single Morrill, Senator elected
The House will be Anti-Morrll by large
majority.
On the vote of Governor, the following re-
capitulation gives US returns from 375 towns,
as follows
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

BRuNswIcK. The opponents of Morrillism
celebrated their victory, by pariaking of sup
per, at the Tontine Hotel, in that town, on
"Wednesday evening. Some sixtv persons
were seated at the table, and shared EberalIy
of the good things that landlord Berry had pro-
vided for them. Speeches were made by diff
ferent gentlemen, among them Hon. Henry
Tallman and ]. T. Gilman ESQ.,, of this city.
The company manifested the right determine
tiou in the present position of affalrs.-Tri-
bune.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
On the Track Again.

THE sbscfbef finding 1t impossible to consummate his
plans closing his business without too great sacr-
fee viii commence his FALL CAMPAIGN Saturday morn
ing when he will open and fresh assortment OF
FOR The MILLION, which will be sold at unpre-
cedenty lou prices for cash No new accounts opened al
ter the aforesaid date. J. T. GILMAN.
Bath, Sept. TO- 1855. IA
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

REPUBLIcANIsM F" IN VERMONT. Saws
the Burlington Sentinel of the 18th -
" The fusionists have no special grounds for
exciting over the general result. Last year
Boyce's vote was about $4,000, with IL, 900
cast against him. This year his vote is about
25, 200, with nearly II 900 cast against him
Fusionism is on the wane, and like every other
ism, must go down.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

q We omitted to mention in our last, that
we felt under obligations to the proprietors of
the several telegraphic lines, and TO the oper-
ators thereon, for election returns. Better
late than never.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

81 A Rutland rumseler, being recently be-
fore grand jury culprit, assumed the at
titude of an accaser of the authorities, saying
' 1t is pity l was disturbed. The people
were becoming 50 well trained that they took
liquors from me which we're two thirds water
II had been let alone, think they would
have drank clear water before six months.''
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ME" SToG1

N wv STOCK.
THE subscriber has Just received large and COM
pete assortment of BOOTS, SHOES and UBBERS,
of lhe best material and Manufacture, which, together
with his former stock, he is selling at the LOWEST
PRICES FOR CASH.
Purchasers will do well TO call and examine
Repairing done usual, in the best manner short
no ice. VIM. MATHEWS.
Bath. Inne Ia. 1S5L. tfl2n
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

LAUNcHED.-From the yard of Trufant,
Drummond g. Co., llth, ship Ann E. Hoop
er, of about 100 tons, owned by j. Hooper
& Co., Baltimore, and to be commanded by
Capt. Raynes.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

THE PRIZES AT THE CoLoRED BABY SHOW.
There have been two Baby Shows in Boston
recently-one white, the other colored. On
Saturday afternoon, the prizes to the colored
babies were awarded. Among them were the
following =
Eliza Hanson, born in Constantinople, Ist
prize, $50, (the child was months old y
Charles F. Burnet of Portland, Sd prize OF
So To the fattest child, Emeline Saunders
of Boston, $40 was awarded, and to the black
est, Lewis Z. Martin of B., like sum.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
RECAPTTULATtoN or 1855.
52 47,e74 lo,16s

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. There have
been elected to the House, SO far as heard
from, 124 members, of whom so are Anti
Morrill,, and A Morrill,. Not heard from,
81.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
EASTERN TIMES
So MlRINE JOURNAL. So

SrISSoS 4 Co, No. Long Wharf Boston, Agent,
Tor the UNION LINE of packets from Bath to Boston, Capt
Stinson aVoraby known experienced merchant
shpmaser, formerly of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL Agent for Bath
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
Just Arrived

ND opened for inspection and more particularly to
n SELL choice Meats in jars, Lard, Pork, prime March
Cheese Sugar Cured HAMS put up expressly for Family
use Ketchups OF all kinds Sardines different size boxes,
Olive Oil Guaya jelly Current Jelly, Rasberry Jam, and
in fact without going into all the Details the subscriber
will remind the public that he has about all things that
nice and will sell as low any else in the market
ALF. T. ROBINSON.
Don't forget the place Of Front ST. and sagadahock
Ferry wharf
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

@ The steamer Teazer will hereafter
make but two trips per week to Huanewell's
Point. Passengers will be conveyed down on
Tuesday and Friday.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
The Reason WHY /!

NOTWITHSTANDING the general pressure, the un-
1f dersigned is selling more READY MADE CLOTHING
and many other kinds of Day and FANCY GooDs than
last Thereason is that he has reduced his prices
the tocest point preierg the nimbe sNpence to the
slow shilng; and moreover he is determined to clear
out his old stock, before The tall trade is ushered
Give him a call j. L. GILMAN.
Bath, June 20. 1855. oil
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
sFlfe New Liouor Law
Has nothing to do with CIRCUITS
selling CZOfhinr

Has nothing to do Nth CIRCUITS
selling Clothing.
Fresh from Boston a new lot of clothing has come.
Where tbs law says man shall sell more rum.
And you'd better believe my assortment complete
with rigs for your body from your head your feet
Perspiraton may tell you to try a thin coat
That In Summer breezes win gracefully float.
All, gents, CIRCUITS the man that has them hand,
The fashions and fabrics equally grand
II still you are quoting the high price Of flour,
And all the provisions you daily devour,
Then Grout is the man, and now at his Store,
He'll sell you cheaper than ever before.
Call in and look at our goods if you will.
Wen show them cheerfully now do our bill,
Come look for the proofand judge for yourselves,
or the Ready-made clothing piled on our shelves
Come !! Come! Come TO GROUTS!!!
Three doors North Elliot House Block Front Street Bath
Maine. H. p GROUT
July Z, 1885.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
State of Maine

LINCOLN, ss.-4td Probate Court hell at Wiscdsset
on the Sd day Of Septemb r, 4. ID. 1855.
ORDERED, That VIM D. Sewall, administrator of the
" estate of Joseph Sew late of Bath, formerly in said
County, deceased notify the Heirs at Law aud Creditors
said deceased and all persons interested that
Administration the Estate of said deceased will be Of
fered for allowance Probate Court Wiscasset the
first Monday of October next ten O'Clock, A. NJ when
and where they may be present if they Notice
to be given by publishing atested copy of this Order In
the Eastern Times three weeks successfully before said
Court Of Probote Given under my hand this Sd day Of
September in the year of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and fty-ive.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Copy Attest E. FoorE, Jr., Register. 3wl3
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
PORT OF BATH.

CLEARED
Brig Carrbee, Gushing, Wilmington, n. C.
THURSDAY, Sept. IS.
ARRIVED.
Sch Louisa, Bailey, New York. corn and -four McI=l-
an. Dennis Coz
Sch Republican, Hall, Richmond, Va.
SATURDAY, Sept. Is.
ARRIVED.
Brig Sarah Thorndike, Torrey Soggins Ms.