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Eastern times., 1855-08-30
Clerical Politicians.

A venerable clergyman in Louisville, Ken-
lucky, writes thus to one of his people:
am now in nv 18th year, and have been in
the ministerial Office little upward of a half
century. During the long course of my min
isiry, ten years occupying the old homestead,
and upward of forty years in my present ioca-
ton, and under different phases Of political at
mosphere, | never saw it my duty, or felt me
slightest inclination to preach what IS eeherai-
ly called a political sermon. And IL oy one
word. or even insinua,ion from the pulpit, |
ever disturbed or interrupted the feelings of
political hearer. never knew it. | never en-
tered the electioneering canvass for any man,
even INV most favorite political friends. And
when thought proper to offer my suffrage at
the polls, it was always done by silent vote,
in an unobtrusive manner. do not know that
ever gained vote secretly or indirectly for
any man. Indeed, always thought it nnbe-
coming the gravity, the dignity and sacredness
ofthe pulpit as well as detrimental TO the spir-
itual edlhcation of the people, for the ambassa-
dor OF Heaven, to turn aside from his Masters
work TO mlngle with the excited multitude,
where little else is to be heard but wranging
and jangling about men and measures, without
any addition TO, but most certainly detracting
from, the credit and influence of his clerical
character. Of all the Offices ever held by man,
that of an ambassador of Christ is the most Dig
nlhed and responsible.
mo other post affords place
OF equal honor disgrace
The Eastern Argus, in commenting on the
above says, compared with the remarkable
example, the beautiful simplicity of this excel
lent old pastor, how melancholy is the degen-
eracy Of too large portion Of the ministry Of
this STATE! There are relatively but few pull
pits not desecrated to political harangues.-
The ministers row tell their people plainly
how they must vote and if they but vote as
they are Instructed, the great sins of everyday
life, receive sort of papal dissolution.
We do not object to clergymen exercising
their right of voting This position as citizens.
never has been denied them by the Democratic
Party. But we do object most decidedly and
emphancally 10 the prostitution Of their clerical
Office, TO political and partisan ends. They OBJ
ject to the use of the pulpit for political har-
angues, and 10 all the other ministerial appli-
ances that are brought TO bear for candidates
for Office. We pronounce it gross and tcick
ed peruersion, that if continued, will inevitably
result in the utter breaking up, as it has al
ready greatly weakened the churches of the
country. Sensible men will not consent 10 sit
under such preaching, nor pay their money 10
support mere political hirefngs."
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

REMARKABLE CASE OF LoNGEv1TY.-Nine-
ty-fve years ago, Jonathan Mitchell and Ke-
siah, his wife, whose maiden name was Lib
by. moved from York County to what is now
West Bath. BY their marriage they had thir-
teen children, all of whom lived to be men and
women grown; eight of them are now living
in this state, whose united ages are six hun
dred and fifty-four years, the Oldest being
eighty-nine and the youngest seventy-four-
Three of them,-one son and two daughters,
are now living in the same house where the
whole thirteen were born, and two have never
been outside the limits of their native town.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
ONE DAY LATER


The steamship North Star arrived at New
York, on the morning of the Gath inst, bring
ing one day later news from Europe. She left
Southampton on the evening of the llth inst,
and brings 100 passengers.
Nothing of Importance was received from
the Crimea. The bombardment of the bastions
3 TO continued, but without result. Advices
from the Baltic state that the allied feet was
drawn up in front Of Sweaborg, on the morn
ing of the 7th, and that the bombardment was
to commence on the same afternoon
The new batteries of the Allies were not to
he unmasked until the general bombardment
took place. Great activity was displayed at
all points Of the Crimea.
The Russians were fortifying Arabat and
Genitchi BY land and sea.
1t is rumored that General Letang's visit to
Vienna is connected with an arrangement TO
open lines of march for the allied armies in the
Principalities.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

@ The Lewiston Falls Journal, fusion,
says of Austin Willey's vile attack upon Pro-
fessor Hitchcock =
90 We know not what right he has TO invade
the sanctity of private life, and publish as well
known what certainly is not well known
Good manners are worth something"
And yet this man who " invades the sancti-
ty of private life - to glut his slanderous NAV,
is the exponent and one of the prime leaders
of the Morrill, party. Well, if Neal Dow
spills the blood of innocent citizens, why should
not Austin Wiley invade the sanctity of private
lifel We live in an age of Morrill, progress
we do
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
0eatbs.

In this city, 9th inst, Bridget Kelly aged % years.
In this city, oath inst, Frank w. Robbins aged 10 mos
In Woolwich, oath ns Maj John Perkins, aged 81 yrs
21st inst, Gideon Blackman, aged q yrs.
In Bowdonham, 21st inst, Actor Paen aged IS years
months; 24h Mrs Lucy Rich aged 70 years; 26h Mary
NJ Patten, aged II years IL months.
In Phipsburg 10th inst, Francis Doughty, Jr., aged
about 10.
In Hallowel Mrs Clara M. Leavitt, daughter of the
late Joseph Metcalf, Esq, aged 27.
In Winthrop, Henry smith, aged 81 years.
In Topsham, Mrs. Eliza Jane Knight, aged "a years;
Florence V. knight aged Is mos q days.
In Brunswick, Mrs. Nancy D. Thurston formerly of New
buryport, Mass, aged 81 years.
In Lisbon Mr.: George D. Frost, aged IS years.
In Gardiner Ekanah Mcclellan, aged 72 years. Edward
Howes aged about 60.
In West Gardiner, Miss Esther W. Walker aged II
years months.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
Ladies Boots.

FRESH lot fLadies Coored Boots, just received and
u will be sold at low price by j. W. ROBERTS.
July "a. 6
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

0F The South Boston Gazette has not
died, as announced in some Of the papers. 1t
comes TO Us under the new proprietorship of
Alvin D. Hasty, and we are glad TO see i; dis
cards know nothingism, to which it of late at
tached ITSELF Hasty is an enterprising as well
as tall man, and is deserving Of success,
which we hope he may enjoy in abundance
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

~ There was glorious democratic gath
ering at Bangor on the Oath, at which some
four thousand were present. The meeting
was addressed by Hon. Samuel Wells and
Hon. W. B. S. Moor, in the afternoon, and
by Hon. j. T. d. Fuller in the evening
This was, we are informed, one of the largest
and most enthusiastic meetings ever held In
Bangor. The men Of Penobscot are aroused,
and will give good account of themselves on
the 10th proximo.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
NIantiIIaS.

the store of the subscriber, ten girs learn tn
n Millinery and d, ess making business.
Bath, July 10, 1855. j.. SMITH.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
REMOVAL.

hEMOVAI
= c. SAWYER has removed to Tarboxs Bock,
y. Washington Street. four doors south of Hyde 4 Bow
mans, where he will be happy all his old
toners and the rest Of mankind in Particular in his nef
business such
Sign Painting, Gliding,
Grainlng and Fancy Work in General
Allkinds of CABIN PAINTING, Polishing and Decorat-
ing done in first style.
Composition Moudiugs Caps and Cabin Ornaments fur
nshed at short notice.
Bath, July 25, 1855. 6tf
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
woIfe's schiednm Aromatic schuapp..

This medical d 1 drink il N, ,nnc,c,,r.J 10 ~ -
pretor at schiedam, in Holland EXPRESSLY for medicinal
purposes, mas been submitted nearly all the first
Cnenists fhysclans in the United States who en-.
dorse u over ther own SIGNATURES the great
sentials of the Mdtera Medica Ii is now Prescribed
with great success in Gravel, Gout Rheumatism. oh
structios OF Bladder and Kidneys and for Dyspepsia il
has superior in the world.
Put in quart and pint bottles, enveloped in yellow
paper, with name the bottle, cork and label and
for sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Is, 20 and % Beaverst, New York
3mi7o 25 South Front St, PhiladeIphia
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
Princes Protean Fountain Pen,
Patented Jan %, 1885,
WIN. q. SfearnS. CeHfre St Rnana

AGENT FOR sAGADAHoc AND EESSEBEc COUNTIES
ADvANrAGEs--An incorrodble and durable Ink Reser<
voir made Of pKoTsAN under Goodyeas Patent filled With
east and rapdyi supplying the for sfx or eight hours
ah,i save about one-tiiTd Of the time.
1od Pen Of the very best quality with holder the
most , beautiful, light. and elastic material.
STRUCTURE SIMPLE, and not liable to get oa Of order
OPINIONS OF THE Pr ass.
Magic PEN t. light graceful easily fegula ed and
I5Senet complete and hishtd artiee.Eew York
Eureka Eureka We have to,,nd 1, !, last A ror-xy
N ZEN that will write for without once dipppg in
an I'll .hkstand--K zsi nickeTbocker MagGzine
10 all who write much whose time ia nrecors th;s
WI, prove an invaluable invention.-conrnerr,oJ Rsr
IN certainly take great pleasure in recommending it tf
an men VINO DO not wish to lie trouble with constant reg
currenee to an hSsIand.-1saer. Ten. Unioa
A. reporters Pen, have never seen or heard any
ns II Its just the facility wanted in this depart
SO that may keep With the age electricity ana
steam. Csc kELLoe, Reporter, 625 Broadway M Y
must regard tins Pen as one Of the grand improve
inehts Of the ageP0rtiasid Transcript and ELccf,c
Just the thing for any person who has much A.
-NetcGk Eagle.
For lghtness and convenece IL isin nv Judgment upr
Vailed and too valuable to be ared with times its
Mirror.
The Pen must have great rdn Any pen that rams for
eight hours at dip may be said to have great runbus
this pen viii beetme tried and valued friend-w
te empe e the business man, and preserve the compo-
sure q the irritable poet.-H1rtf0rd C0ur0nt.
We are VI Ing with which does six hours
vice without hiure or soppage, ard have found it mex
geiist.
Ihs pen among pens what Colts Revolyers is among
Plstos One Will he dozen Shots the other write
dozen sheets with single charge or loading-thor of
MyOr JACK D5uning.
Clergyman who has written a whole Sermon with one
of these pens without dipping in ink said to US
that he would dispense with for twenty times III
valne.-Bosfon Euening TrGoehfr
If could procure another of Similar neritsr one
hundred dollars would purchase from me the one +
have.-4 New Fork Clergyman.
We continue to with entire satsfaction.-
EeW York Independent May 10th 1855.
kEIaftf,o ,fau ia bafor
And those who always wrote, write more.n
Price, $3.50 $500 g, so S4,OO and $3.50. SIMS
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

@ Senator GwTN is stumping the state of
California in favor of the democratic ticket, and
Is everywhere received with hearty, enlhusias.
tic welcome. No democrat in the Union is
truer TO his party and his friends, than DR..
GwIN, the able and faithful senator from the
golden state.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

SAGAD4HOC, ss.-4t a Court ofPrebate, held in Bath
within and for the County Of fSagadahoc, the tenth
Monday Of Aug, A. d. 1855
CAROLINE E. DRINKWATER. Administrative on the
" of Wellington Dfnkwater, late of Bath, in said
County, deceased having presented her of admns
tration Of the estate of said deceased for allowance Or
dered That the said Admnstra ix give notice all per-
interested by causing copy of this order to be pub
shed three weeks successfully in the Eastern Times print
ed at Bath that they may appear Probate Court to be
held at Bath, in said County, the first Monday OF Sep
ember next at ten of the clock in the forenoon and snew
cause any they have, why The same should not De al
lowed.
D. BRONSON. Judge.
true copy-Attest: A. 7. THOMPSON. Register. 3w9
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
House for Sale.

"A E0R sale in Iarpswell, Me-, Harpsweh
EssM Great Island, lot of lani, containing five
1kkh acres, together with good and half story
dwelling house. SO by "a feet good porch, wood house,
barn and other buildings, situated the shore of
soon.
Credit given for part Of the purchase money
rity.
Apply to Philbrook 4 Grover, on the premises.
Ha pswcl, Aug p, 1855. 3w10.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
AkNULD BI1AN Ell, Ju'Ige OF PrObaIe
Copy Attest, +. FooTE, Jr Register. 3w9e

LLNCOLN,ss.-4ft a Probate Court held at Wfscdsset
tchin and for the County of Lincoln august eth 1855
OCTAVIA CALL, named Executrix in certain insru-
" ment purpcrng TO be the last will and testament Of
Sarah Call late Of Dresden in said County, deceased hav
ing presented the for Probate Ordered That the said
execuirx give notice to all persons interested, by causing
copy of this order to be posted in public place in the
town of Dresden and by publishing the same in the Eastern
Times printed at Bath three successively that they
may appear Probate Court to be held at Wiscasset in
said County the first Monday Of September next, and
shew cause, any they have, why the said instrument
should be proved, approved, and allowed the last
will and testament of said deceased.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate
A true copy-Attest: E. FoorE, Jr., Register. 3w9t
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

PROGRESS OF KANSAS. .-Advices from Law
renee city says that the three saw mills in that
town are in constant operation, but are unable
10 supply fully the great demand for lumber
Buildings are In course of erection 10 all parts
ot the city. Emigranis from the western
states are pouring iuto the territory in large
numbers.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
A GRAR-A penlleman whn risi,ed

GRAB A gentleman who visited the
caravan as Skowhegsn on Tuesday, informs
US man was badly wounded in the shoulder
by grab from the claw of the leopard. while
standing with that part of his body pointing
coldly" at the animals cage. The keeper
informed the audience that it was "purely ac-
cidental," and that the gentle creature was not
In the habit of being at all careless with her
Toe nails. The audience was satisfed-but the
man bled WE'LL WateruiHe Mail,
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
Democratio Senatorial Conyeution.

Hon. Manasseh H. Smith having declined
the nomination made by the Convention held
at Wiscasset on the 18th inst, as candidate
for Senator for this Senatorial District. the
delegates chosen to attend that Convention,
are requested to meet at Troworidge's Tavern
House in Waldoboro', on Thursday, the S0th
inst, at IL o'clock, NJ to Nominate a candidate
for Senator for the eastern portion of said dis
trict. JOHN BABsoN,
Chairman Of the Democratic Senatorial Com
mittee.
Wiscasset, Aug 81, 1855.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

- The Gardiner Journal will not be like
ly to make much headway with neutrality,
when it copies with such apparent zest the
falsehoods of the Northern Tribune MIR.
O'Donnell of Portland, did not say at the mass
meeting here that he had drank brandy with
John P. Hale within five years. He said he
knel0 the gentleman who had done so. Please
correct, Mr.. Journal.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
Notice.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Lincoln County, Commissioners
with full power to receive and examine all of the caimss Of
the Several Creditors The Estate of Joseph j. Haho,
late of Richmond deceased do hereby give notice. that two
months allowed said creditors, bring in
their claims and prove their debts for which purpose the
undersigned will be in the office ofJ c. Boyntonj
in Richmond, Thursday the sixth day of September
next and Thursday, the fourth day of October next at
one O'Clock; p. Nj. C. b. FOSTER, (C,-
J. c. pYNTON, yum -
Dated at Richmond, August 49, 1855. 3wg
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

W G. w. Finley, who keeps the school in
district No. 5, jefferson county, KY, is a
good man, and of course emphatically opposed
to the know nothings. On the night of the
lest. that party demolished the school house.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
State of Maine.

LINCOLN, sat- Probate Court held at Wiscdsset
on the 6th day Of August, 4. d. 1855
ORDERED, That Seneca W. Heath, Administrator Of
" the Estate Caleb Health late of Bath, formerly in
said County deceased notify the Heirs law and Cred-
tors Of said deceased and all interested that
count of administration the Estate of said deceased will
be offered for allowance at Probate Court at Wscasse
the lst Monday Of September next when and where they be
present II they Notice to be given by publish
ing at attesied copy this order in the Eastern Times
weeks successfully before said Court Of Probate Given
under my hand this 9th day Of August in the year of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty five.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Copy Attest H. FoorE, Jr Register 3w9
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

3 Mrs Foster Ervay, residing in New
field, Tompkins county. n. Y, on Sunday
morning gave birth 10 fur fine children, three
girls and boy. Tire weight of each was five
pouids to fraction. DR.. Sherwood reports
the mother and children as doing well.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

REPUBLICANISM KINDER GIN EoUT. We
learn that the Northern Tribune has passed
into the hands of the straight-out wings, and
will hereafter repudiate any sympathy with
the dark lantern oligarchy which has controlled
that journal of late.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
State of Maine,

LINCOLN, ss-4t Probate Court held al Wiscassct
on the eth day Of August, A. D.lS55.
ORDERED, That Francis r. Purinton Administrator Of
" the Estate Of Rhoda johnson late Of Topsham in said
County deceased, notify the Heirs L1w and Creditors Of
said deceased aud all Itereste that account of
Administration the Estate ofsid deceased will be offered
for allowance Probate Court at Wiscasset the first
Monday Of September next al ten O'Clock, A. NJ, when
and where they may be present they Notice
to be given BY publishing attesed copy of this Order
in the Eastern Times three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said
Court of Probate en Under my hand this sixth day of
August in the of Lord thousand eight hun
ahd ffty-fve
ARNOLD BLANEY Judge of Probate
Copy Attest. T.. FOOTE, Jr. Register. 3w9t
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
The New Liquor Law
Has nothing to do wah CIRCUITS
SELLING CZotHi,zg.

Has nothing to do aoith CIRCUITS
selling ClotHing.
Fresh from Boston a new lot Of cothug has come, 4
Where the law says man shall sell no more rum,
And you'd better believe my assortment complete
With rigs for your body from your head your feet
Perspiration may tell You to try thin coat
That in Summer breezes will gracefully float.
All, gents, CIRCUITS the man that has them hand,
The fashions and fabrics equally grand.
Ifstl you quoting the high price Of -four,
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 goods If you will,
Wen show them cheerfuly now do our bill,
Come look for the proofand judge for yourselves,
OF the Ready clothing piled on our shelves
Come =! Gomez! Come to GROUT'S!!!
Three doors North Elliot House Block Front Street. Bath,
Maine H. p CIRCUIT.
July Z, 1856
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
EASTERN TIMES
81 81 MARINE JOURNAL. sk.

sTrSsoN 4 Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
Tor the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Stnson favoraby known experienced merchant
shpmaser, formerly Of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with prompness despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL. Agent for Bath
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

@ The alarm Of fire on Tuesday was oc-
casioned bv house taking fre near Trufant,
Drummond & Co.'S. shpyard. 1t was extin-
guished without much damage.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

V The store in which the post Office at
Orono is kept, was broken into last Saturday
night, and half hundred or more letters were
broken open and all that was valuable in them
stolen.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has been
duly appointed ADMINISTRATIVE the estate Baxter
Bowman, late Of Richmond in the County of Sagadahoc,
deceased ntesae and has undertaken that by Civ
ing bond thelaw Directs All persons, therefore, having,
demands against the Estate Of said deceased desired
exhibit the for settlement; and all indebted said
Estate requested TO make immediate payment to
August 6, 1855. 3w9 CAROLINE X. BOWMAN
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

s. Rev. DR.. Cummings, the venerable ed
itor Of the Christian Mirror is about 10 remove
from Portland, and will take up his residence
in North Andover, Mass.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

y On the morning of the 18th, the store
of Joshua Sellers of Deer Isle, was destroyed
by fire. Loss estimated at $25O0-insured
$1,000.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

LAUNCHED on Tuesday, from the ways of
Johnson Rideout, ESQ.,, ship of l4OO tons,
called 81. G. Parsons.'
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

- We learn that the State Agricultural
Committee have decided to hold the first State
Fair in Gardiner, on the 25th of September
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
The Reason Whv !

NOTWITHSTANDING the general pressure, the un-
~ dersigned is selling more READY MADE CLOTHING
aud many other kinds of Day and FANCY GooDs than
last Thereason that he has reduced his prices TO
the t0est point, preerIng the nimbe sixpence the
'sow shiling;" and moreover, determined clear
out his old stock, before the TALL trade ushered
Give him a call, J. T. GILMAN.
Bath, June 90 1855. ol
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
SPOKEN

Aug lat so a. lon 10 II, ship Lizzie Thompson Liver
for Calcutta.
Aug s. lat 4s OF, lon SO W. ship Walter Scott, Liver
pool for Malta.
Aug g. Cape Cod WSW Is miles ship Kossuth, Skings,
Newcastle for Providence
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

U The Nashua IN. H.) Gazette says =
Good potatoes were sold here, last week, at
25 cents bushe.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

Hon. Abbott Lawrence died in Boston the
other day. He leaves an estate valued at So, ,OOO-
900.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
AncIe Ties.
Calf Boots,

good assortment of Womens Goat and Pat mt Leather
u ANGLE Ties for Misses can be found at
July "a. 6 j. W. ROBERTS.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
CONGRESS Boots.

good article of Mems sewed French Calf manu-
Il faclured and for sale by J. W. ROBERTS.
July "a.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

lust received lot Of Ladies' Cloth Kid and Enameled
JtCongress Boots, at low price, by J. W. ROBERTS.
July "a
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

A ND would like 10 suit themselves to Choice Cigar
u will do well by calling the subscriber, his old
stand Corner of Front Street and Sagadahoc Ferry Slip
where the following Brands can be found =
Operas, Plantations and Regalia>, which are hard to
beat Csc ciro FL Detin, Fidelia. Pagizo Magnolia, Ell
Puro, Lesuanaa Reveneys Londoners, Principals Know
Nothngs, Frank Pierce, Webster and various other
brands too numerous 10 mention
Call and examine for have taken pains to procure
ly those which thus lar have given sat sfacton.
ALE. T. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
Spanish and French Olives.

CONGRESS WATER constantly hand, fresh from the
" New York Springs, for sale cheap by A. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
HATCH HOUSE,

CENTRE STREET, .fue doors beIow the Post 0Gcs,
BY j. III. DEARBORN.
BATH Me.
T Board by the day or week on reasonable 10
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

The Court of Commerce of Antwerp decided on the Sth
Of August that the captain of the Am ship Henry
not to the of the Telegraph
damages sustained by the latter in the collision be-
tween the two ships.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30

3 We have not received the doings of the
Lincoln County Democratic Convention Up 10
the moment Of our going to press.
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons are forbid purchasing Land Warrant No
q 21sl of 20 acres issued under the Act of March Sd
1855, to John Tarr, for his services Captain Haynes
Company in the North Eastern Disturbance. Said
rant having been put into the Post Office Bath, Maine
on the Sd day of July 1885, directed Messrs Taylor
Brothers. New York. and not having been received them
against its location will be filed the general land
Office and an application will be made for a duplicate.
Bath. July "A, 1856 SAMUEL d. REED,
6w1 Agent for JoHy TARR
Eastern times., 1855-08-30
Sugars,

Sugars.
Just Received and NoD Landing,
on BOXES Havana Brown Sugar;
~ 25 bbls Low Grade Sugar;
A small parcel Standard Crushed, Granulated A. &
Coffee Crushed Sugars for sale less than Boston price
Aug. 8. by MCCLELLAN, DENNIS 4 co.