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Flanr. Neal. Teas. Sugars,

EAs Of the best qualities caddys Mocha Old Java,
Central America Rio and Cape Cofees; Crashed, Pow
dere Granuated and assd Coffee Crashed White Sugars
Havana, Porto Rico, Muscovado and New Orleans Brown
SUGARS New Orleans Moasses in bbs; Porto Rico aud
Cuba Moasses Syrups Oils Spces Sperm, Wax, Searine
and Taow Candles Pickles by the jar gaon Picked
Lmes Seville Olives, Tomoto and Walnut Ketchup Sar-
dines Maccaron yermacel prunes; Figs; New Rasins,
Olive Oil; Jellys; Exs. Lemon venla and Rose; Fancy
Soaps; Preserved Ginger Soda and Wine Crackers &C.,
Sc, for saleby JOHN H. MCCLELLAN.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
Drv Goods

THE subscribers would call the attention Of the Ladies'
to their late arrivals Of Fashionable Dress Goods for
Summer, consisting of PLAIN. Plaid and Striped Silks, in
great variety, Silk Tissue, Jacconet and Musns Lawns,
Berages, Chais Also to assortment Of Shawls for
Summer and beautiful styles Grape Shawls in
different colors Cashmere Shaws Of every desirable style;
Light Wool Shaws of delicate shades. We also
eeivng constantly the latest patterns of vistes which
we would particularly call your attention. Our
ment Of Fancy Goods large and well selected Please
call and examine at the Granite Store Front street. Bath
July 2. 8 OWEN L co.
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THE subscriber, the 18th Of April last, lost trunk
under the follow circumstances: It packed In
flour BARREL together with 200 feet ofuse and bundle Of
papers, and placed board the of the Androscnggin
Kennebec Railroad at Kendalis Mills directed the sub
scrber in Bath via Yarmouth. Said Arre was iegihly
marked Nv. K, Bath Depot, the ends and sides. The
trunk coniained quantity OF Mechanical aud Mathemat
cal Instruments an invaluable Medal presented me in the
year 1896, and other valuable papers of to but
the subscriber Whoever will give Information that the
said trunk may be found shall receive generous
Bath, July 5, 1855. 3w3s WNLIAM KENDALL.
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Reformation in 1917 to the formation Of the
British Bible Society in 1904, was about five
millions. The number in the first half of the
present century was forty millions. The BIZ
Bile circulates freely in every country in Eu-
rope except Italy, Portugal and Spain.
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This medical di drink il ,nufactured by the pro-
pretor at ScheGam, in Holland expressly for medicinal
purposes. 1t has been submitted nearly all the first
Chemists I'd Physicians in the United States, who
dorse over their own signatures of the great
sentias of the Materia Medica 1t is prescribed
with great success in Gravel Gout, rheumatism, OBJ
strucions OF Bladder and Kidneys and for Dyspepsia il
has no superior in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles developed in yellow
paper with my the bottle cork and label, and
for sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Is, 90 and % Beaver ST., New York
3m47o 25 south Front St. Philadelphia.
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WIN. II. stcarns. GENRE ST.. RSift,


FoR sfeGpAHoc AND KEssEBEc COUNTIES.
ADvASrAeEs.-An ncorfodbie and durable Ink Reser-
W.T. made Of PRorEAS under Goodfeats Patents Aed With
AMI anu rapiy supplying ihs Zen for six or eight hours
~ ave "a, about one-thifd Of the time. a
mos, rsn o. the very best quality with holder 81 tbs
is S s,ns,a, light aud elastic bacterial =,
structure Is simple, and not liable to get oft ofo:dcr,
OPINIONS 81 raE Pass.
a; gc Pen; Il is light graceful sasily rhuuia ed AMI
fndspendent complete and finished artcle.-NsW York
eureka p Eurekal We have found n 4, lat roUs
an inkstai % write for hours without once dipping IN
81 M !. y, ny n'ckerbocker BiorasiHs rfs =
~ an VINO write much whose time is nr;o. ,bs
NJ 49, ~ .anable invention-coa,,rerr,aJ ~
all men who do not wish d ga IN recommending To-
currence to an inksland-Asqer TsH Es 'ohS'ans re-
As Reporters Pen, have never sssr 49, L. 4 :.
thing to equalit tits just the facility wanted n I'M
ment so that it may keep up with the age q siecr @
steam Csc kELLoc, Reporter, SIS Broadway. n S"u
ments q the age-PorfLahd Transcript and EIcctrc
Jus. the thing for any person who has much writing do
For lightness and convene5e Il 10 In my Judgment pr
vailed and too valuable be parted with for ten times it'd
cost u It could not be rePlaced-0lercas in the Chrisfia
The Pen must have great rn Any pen that runs foe
eigh hours at dip may be said to have great runbuf
TINS pen VIII become tried aud valued frend-i save
the temper OF the business man. preserve the compo
sure Of the irritable poet.-lHartford Cotgmgt
we are writing with which does s0ine Six honrs
Ne without failure or stoppage ard have found mex
geiist.
This among pens is what Colts Revovers Is among
fisos one VIII fire dozen shots. and the other write
dozen Sheets with single charge or on
| Major Jack Dopaing
Clergyman who has written a whole Sermon with one
of these pens, without dipping II In INK said TO us
that he would not dispense with it for twenty Dimes IL
! value.-Boston EUenfEg Traueiisf y - "
Ii 1 could not procure another Of similar merits one
hundred dollars would not purchase from me the one
have--4 Nec York Clergyman.
We continue to with entire satisfaction -
| Nep York Independent, May 10th 1856.
aHBt those write who wrote before,
And those who always wrote, write more"
Price, 81, so So, 90 So 50 81 GO and $3.50. SINS
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Notice.

THE Taxes assessed upon the citizens Of Bath for the
i year 1855, committed to me 70 collect II paid
within thirty days eight per cent and within sixty days
six per cent be discounted, and IL not paid In three
months they ordered to be sued
AMMI R. MITCHELL, Treas'r and Colpr.
Bath June Is, 1855. J.
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Farm for Sale,

SITUATED in Augusta, the unity road leading from
- Augusta to Haowel the westerly side of the Ken
nebec River about equal distance from the villages
Haiowe and Augusta The premises now offered for sale
consist OF handsome two story dwelling with an L.
Barn and outbudings The house is we'll built and in
good repair There about sixteen excellent
and under good improvement The farm will be sold with
or without the growing of potatoes, &c Pay
ents can ne made the purchaser For further
tculars apply to the subscriber on the farm.
Augusta, June 80 1855. 3w4 b. HODGES.
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EASTERN TIMES
"a MARINE JOURNAL. -

SrISsoN Co., No. Long Wharf. Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Boston, Capt.
Stnson avoraby known experienced merchant and
hpmaster formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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The Reason Why!

NOTWITHSTANDING the general pressure, the un-
~ dersgned is selling READY MADE CLOTHING
and many other kinds Of Day aud FANCY GOODS than
last year Thereason is that he has reduced his prices to
the LoCesf point preferng the ninbe sixpence TO the
sow shlng; and moreover, he is determined to clear
out his old stock, before the TALL trade is ushered IN
Give him call J. T. GILMAN.
Bath, June 20, 1855. oil
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Important to Ship Masters.

WE would call the attention Of all ship masters
w Edson's new Double Acting Force Pump supe-
ror anything before offered to the public for
and all situations where Force Pump is needed. They
especially recommended n ships Head Pump,
they take up very little space, and less liable than
other pump get Of repair; which is very Sc
rious objection to the Pumps now in use. They will
throw streams of water ifdesired, and will Do more
execution in of fire than any other Pump OF le size
in use.
One can be seen on board new ship VIM NJ. Rogers,
Cayvau's Water Boat, at the OF the subscr
Der, sole agent for Bath.
ii. l.. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
Noy15 1854
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SPOKEN.

May TO- lat 81 as lon 20 As, ship Typhoon, Goodhue firm
London Apl 10 for Calcutta.
Mich is for London
june TO- lat 81 49, lon IA IL, ship Jane Parker, Bow
ker, 10 DIS fm Liverpool for Castne.
june l3 lat 40 90 Ion is L. ship Adriatc Of Bath FIN
Liverpool for BOSTON.
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Desirable Hardware Goods!
The Subscriber offers for sale
Shin and House Builders Hardware.

A FRESH STOCK, as follows, viz: Composition Spikes
II Castngs-Clinch Rngs-Deck and Side Lights-Water
and rich variety. Man-Rope Plates, &c, &c. Ship and
House Carpenters Joners, Coopers, Carvers and Ma
chinsts Tools late style and noted brands among
which are Graduated and Concave Ship Augurs "Tolman
Copeland's" Ship and House Tools Smells" Extra
c. S. Augurs, Augur Bits, &ci Mouson and" Ash's
prime Plane Irons, Chses, &c, &c. Saws Of every de-
scrption Boring Machines Jack and Clamp Screws;
gether with good assortment Of general HARDWARE
CUTLERY, which we offer to the trade or at RETAIL best
possible terms.
ANTHONY S. MORSS.
Sm43 2l0 Commercial Street, Boston.
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Wanted !!

R00 YOUNG MEN to act agents in business lights
COO pleasant and honorable, at salary of 500 per
month For further particulars in regard the business,
enclose postal GO Stamp. Address II. B. CARTER,
6w51 HarerAiU, Mass.
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Soap,

good the best" Leathe Cores Ammonia SOAP
4 prime article to labor in washington sale by
July 3, 1855. ME- GANNETT
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DISASTERS.

Ky West advces to the 2h ult states that bark Chase
I'm New Orleans for Wscassct put into that port 3d. mot
Charleston telegraphed She leaking very badly and
was assisted in by from the sloop-of-war Fall
mouth which fell in with the bark about 200 miles of
Tortugus She needs extensive REPAIRS agent
underwriters thinking she could be taken New York
without danger had put steam pump board and she
would proceed Immediately to New York.
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Wood for Sale,

TiB subscriber has for sale at s. d. Haley's Furniture
Factory, about 40 cords of Boardens capital arti-
Gle for summer use. j. A. BROWN
Bath, July 4, 1856 3tf
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Those who Indulge in Smoking,
A ND would like 10 suit themselves Choice Cigar,
Will do well by calling the subscriber his old
stand corner of Front Street and Sagadahoc Ferry
where the following Brands can be found -
Operas Plantations and Regalias which hard to
beat: Oscuro, Ell Delfn, Fidela, Psgzo, Magnolia, Ell
Puro Lesuanda Reveneys, Londoners, Principals Know
Nothings, Frank Pierce, Webster and various other
brands too numerous 10 mention
Call and examine, for have en- pains to procure on
ly those which thus far have given sat sfaction.
ALE. 7. ROBINSON.
July 10Th, 1855.
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The New Liquor Law

Has nothing to do aoith CIRCUITS
selling Clothing.
Fresh from Boston a lot of clothing has come,
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 to your feet
ferspiration may tell you to try thin coat
That in Summer breezes will gracefully float.
All, gents, Grout's the man that has them hand,
The fashions and fabrics equally grand.
Ii still you are 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 even cheaper than ever before.
Gail in and look at our goods if you will,
Wen show them cheerully do our bill,
Come look for the proofand judge for yourselves,
VI the keady-made clothing piled our shelves
Come Come! Come to GROU7rS!!!
Maine. GRol.T
July I. 1855.
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Coal! CoaI!!
Stoves.

LARGE assortment of Cooking Paor and Store Stoves,
Of the most approved patterns Selling by the sub
scribers at GREATLY REDUCED prices
Also, constantly hand, Coal Hods Shovels, Sfers,
Stove Funnel Sad IRONS Tin and Copper Ware, OF every
description and all other articles usually kept in Hard
ware store MITCHELL LOW
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ME" SToCR.
'INHE subscriber has just received large and COM
l. plete assortment of BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS,
of the 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. June IA, 1856. tf52o
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HUNTS Patent Paper Mache Dckeys, just received at
Ill CIRCUITS. Price only cents Call and look at them
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Fruit! Fruit!! and Vegetables

LII the varieties OF the received by the steam
n boat every trip For sale the store of the subscriber
corner of Front street and Sagadahock Ferry wharf
Bath, July 10, 1850 ALE. T. ROBINSON.
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Coroner'sverdict.

The following verdict of the Coroner's jury
on the body of John Robbins, was rendered on
Monday last, after sitting of one month.
We copy entire .
STATE OF MAINE,
e. Cumberland IS.
An inquisition taken at Portland within the
county of Cumberland, commencing on the 9Th
day OF June and ending on the 9th day OF July
in the year 1855, before Wendall Z. smith,
one of the Coroners of said county, upon we"
of the body Of John Robbins, there lying aead,
by the oaths of Jeremiah Dow, Nathan Nut
ter. Stepen Emerson, John Read, good and
lawful men. who being charged and sworn to
enquire for the State, when, how, and by what
means the said John Robbins came to his
death. upon their 6aths say that the said John
Robbins came to his death at Portland, on the
sidewalk on Congress street, in front of the
store occupied by the city of Portland for the
sale of intoxicating liquors, and about four
feet from the door of said store, on the second
day of June in the year 1855, by means of
musket ball which passed directly through his
body and between the eighth and ninth ribs on
each side, seyering in its course the aorta and
passing through the lower lobes of the lungs
and producing instantaneous death: that the
said musket ball was discharged from mus
ket in the hands of some person whose name
is to the jurors unknown, but who was either
member of the company Of Rife Guards
commanded by Capt. Charles E. Roberts, or
person who was acting as volunteer mem
Der of said company at the time of the dis
charge and firing of the musket ball aforesaid;
that said firing and discharge was part of a
voliey of musketry discharged by portion of
said company who were stationed at the time
in said store, and who then and there, bv the
order and command of Neal Dow, Mayor of
said city, discharged muskets loaded with ball
cartridges, which balls passed through the
Congress street door of said store into Con-
gress street, at about III O'Clock in the even
ing of said second day of June.
And the Jurors aforesaid further find that
the said company of Rife Guards were called
out on the evening aforesaid to dispense col
lection of persons there assembled in Congress
street, in front of said store, and that said call
was under precept signed by said Dow as
Mayor, of which precept the following is
true copy =
/.
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Bounty Land Warrants.
CASH and the highest price paid for Bounty Land War
" rantsby OFF SAMUEL d. REED.
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The following verdict of the Coroner's jury
on the body of John Robbins, was rendered on
Monday last, after sitting of one mooth.
We copy entire x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-11

~ EE's SALE or COAL, coal WORKS. LANDS
BUILDINGS. RAILROAD, EQUIPMENTS, Sc-Ry yirtas'
and exercise and fufent Of the discretion .nd 49,
er ye,iee In ana eoahaed 70 me 70 ta9 ., eertas td q
PANY bearing date the 10Th day Of APn 1852 and recorded
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania IN MORTGAGE Book ~ ga
PAGE 45l. &c. viii expose ~ sale BY Public Aucon,
BURGH, Penn on the SECOND DAY Of AUGUST 1855. ala
5'eiock T all and sDEusr the ESTATE, PROPERTY and
and briefly and described follows Al the stone
Mineral Goal which Isl ami under he surface q thoss
~ soressS 70 wit The Bgrpse, Tset Sssi.5 \, and,
Of Me hirs John and James Nicke NJ H,rbon
particularly described deed iFom w, Reminsion TO said
Company eeoried Ia the Office aforesaid N Deed Book vol
81 page los The Mccormick Tract bounded by lands Of Nc
Fasnds heirs McCoys heirs the bunsits tract aad samuel
McCuidy containing no acres and SIS pehe'-desebed ina
deed from Mccormick 10 said Coupaly recorded Ia
volume page le7 The MARKS Tr.et adjoining he asds q
Edmsndson, Phl5Ps samuel Riddle jane kesnsSn and
Make to said Company, recorded IN same xo'aa. page l6a
The Pittsburgh and Ssuhenyie Road-contas "a 81
perches-decIibed In deed from Joseph Edmnnson 20 sAi
Spps@S by land, Of samuel Mccuriy Aiken, heirs Lewis
Tbomber heirs sni H. Dayss heirs containing - sstes s
described in deed from John Irwin aai wife 20 =
w RerStcu recorded Ia said office in volume % ptge ~
Also al that certain piece Of land called the Nc
land. OF Alexander Mckee ard the Ohio River aud contain
ing eghE described in deco tom q w he1ainstoa
and wife aid Company receiied N SAID volume ~ psss
i7s on which erected i've frame dws M houses and mar
In said township containing ten sores ns On we Oalo he
above McKee Rocks and ADJOINING said est acre, tract snd
uf tue Wldth OF on
the end o said and extending theefom
10 white oak McKee's upper line, near CHARTERS Oees
viii the nvege maintaining thereon Railroad Ac the In
prst of said Company being leasehold M 20 years from t
April lsS subject to ground rent Of 500 yeu until April
1853 and henceorth $500 year. which piece or and ara
erected coal ppe railroad whrf office engine she'd weigh
house and scale, and hsrbor aud other pe
ses snd privileges being described and defined IA esse ta
Alex Mckee 70 T. w Renug recorded in said oee IN vol
ume So page $50 and the assignment thereof 70 said Companys
said volume 81 PAGE H. Also, all those p Lots OF Ground
composing the Village OF Remington laid out upon ne ssia
NrnSk Tac. each 30 feet 10 front aud In rear anf
ilp fee depth and each Of which erected tw story
frame DIVE house. Also all that Railroad and consrp
known as the Coal Conpanys Railroad, extending
from the Ohio River said Village OF Remington being toout
seyen miles in length with al the materials equipments aud
thereof and Of the said Comp Depos Pits,
Mines and C,a Works including two Locomotive steam En-
zine. SO Burden Cars 1870 Pit Cars Trucks, Tools lmpements,
Futures Materials and Machinery and also all the Franchises,
Rights and Privileges of the said Company ADD COOPERATION
e J. y. u. LANIER Trustee.
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VI Of sh-. for the b-o-fs al Of Per
sonsDEPOSlTs made IN ih AJAX or before the 18th ia
will besr interest from the Is Jny per interest a.
lowed $50 and under and ave 81 sums over
500.
Bark open DAILY from "a. ". TO p NJ sndon WEDvEs.
DAY and SATURDAY EVENT NGS from S % ocock
lSAAC L. SMITH S.rr.t.rr
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nle0irdl.


n r ID f. J O Y G. II
~ LIGHT BROWN COD-LIyER OIL.
Prepared medicinal in the LofOden Isles, Norway,
and put the chemical yss by DR. DE JONGH
who bis Literary works and scientific travels has gned for
bira.efiD whole Europe the wedeseryed reputation the
highest authority ali that regards this most efectua remedy
for CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, GOUr.
RICRETS SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS DISEASES Of the
sKIN, INFANTINE WASTING, and GENERAL De-
Billy.
APPROX "a Of snh recommended by BERZELIUS, LIEBiG
WGHLER, JONATHAN PEREIRA, FOUQUIER, aud nu.
other dsfing rhed Physicians and scientific ChemitA
Specially aried with medals by the Governments Of BEL
GrM and the NETHERLANDS and supplied to the leading
HOSPITALS OF Europe
as entirely superseded all other kinds the Con-
In OF It's proved superior aud efficacy
for it BEN perfectly free from al unpleasant OdJr
disc eeanie b aud acrimonious taste, irritating
throat inpsrDg digestion neither producing aud
vomiting. danhea.
Bottle. labeled with DR.. DE JOSGHS Stamps and Sign,
75cenis Per bottle liberal discount 10 Apohecaries
and Druggs Eight bottles forwarded carriage free 10 the
country O receip Of 20 Wholesale and retail by
LEOPOLD WETZLAR. No. IS Dey-st., New-York,
Agent for the United States Of Dr. de Jonghs Light
Brown Cod-Liyer Oh.
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procenes.


nOUBLE REFINED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ tured by che unders gned is warranted free from mpu
rites We having rcuins peculiar TO ourselves SUI
peutended by distinguished Chemist enabled to extract
all deleteous the material and confident
y recommend manufacture superior 10 other Differ
qualities put up every variety OF package for sale very
low 10 the trade BY JOHN DWIGHT s Co., liz Pearl-st
II III T. II o p f NJ | l. l. 4,
L DRUG MILL and SAND-PAPER DEPOT,
No. n Beetman st. n. Y.
COFFEE and SPICE DEPARTMENT,
No II Fu.ton-st n. Y
oHee No ifS From, 81. n Y Sole Manufacturer Of
PHARMACEUTICAL YEAST POWDERS.
Country merchants supp led on the most liberia terms
FACTORY No S. 81 50 Hudsonst-, jersey City, NJ j.