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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 18th, Lizzie Harvard Parker, Baltimore;
10th, Rounda, Houdette, Charleston.
Ar at Gravesend 18th, White Falcon, Ryan, New Or
leans.
Ent for ldg, Harvest Queen, Young, New York.
Cid at Newport 18th VIM d Sewall, Small, Baltimore.
Ar at Brenerhaven 18th, May Queen, Skolfefd New Or
leans.
Cid at Havre 18th, Wurtemburg, Wilmer, Orleans
Cid at Marseles, 17th Caspian, New Orleans.
AT Montevideo Oct Is bark 4 Woodward, Sturtvant,
I'm New York abt Aug 6, 13th for Buenos Ayres
the weather will permit.
At Havana 9th ut, ship Lady Franklin, Smith, from
Bath 24h; brigs Emma Lincoln and Gen Boyd, disg;
sch Republic Snow FIN Bath, Goth.
Sid sd, brig W Seyburn, Seyburn, New Orleans.
Ar at Matanss 9th ul ship Erie Curtis Havana to load
for Glasgow.
Lverpool-In the river outward bound ed Dauntess
Patten for Savannah
Cid 22d, Meridian Sampson, New Orleans.
Queen, do 9Th nst Lucy Thompson do Sth BENZ Adams
do 10th Southampton, do with despatch; Edwin Fye Ha
gar, for Philadelphia 9th ut Rockaway for New Orleans
9Th inst.
At Hong Kong Oct %, ship Monsoon, Wilets, fer Sar
Francisco.
AtCacutta Novs ships Meteor, Pike FIN San Francisco
via Hong Kong and Singapore, 3d. to load for Boston,
josephine jameson, FIN Liverpool July &C. 9th load
for London.
Gibraltar Sth ult, ship Jane Parker, Bowker I'm NAL
Ia for Havana, wig wind;
At Buenos Ayres Nov s, bark \ Woodward, Sturti
want, I'm New York disg.
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Murrin9ts.

In this city, 9TH inst, by Rev John o. Fiske, Mark H.
o. Neil to Miss Hannah J. Stacy, both Of this city
In this CITY, 9TH inst by Rev. Mr.. Jacques, Dr. Geo W
Reed to Miss Hannah A. daughter of DR.. B. T. Currier
all Of this city.
In this city, Sd nst by Rev. E. whittlesey Mr. Joseph
Paine of Roxbury, Mass, Miss Eleanor W. Knight
Boothbay.
In Georgetown, LIST inst, by A. Carey ESQ., Capt Chris
topher Gardiner to Miss Elizabeth A. Low, both ofG.
In Rockland Mr.. Willard Blacknton Miss Liza Plas-
ted; VIM. Gilley to Miss Matilda X. Bullock, both Off
In Winthrop. Mr. T. R. Spear of Rockand to Miss Ellen
c. Haines of W.
In New Castle, Mr.. William D. Webb to Miss Nettie
G. Handly Mr. John +. Hilton Miss Laura A. Plummer,
both OF Damarcotta.
In Thomaston, Capt. Jeremiah Hooper Miss Anna Z.
Webster.
In Lewiston, Mr. VIM B. Ham, to Miss Augusta d. Pills
bury Mr. Frederick D. Webster Miss Jane Turner
In Danvie, DIR. c. X. Bowker of Minot, Miss Irena
Starbird, of Poland.
In Portland, c. J. Grover of Topsham, to Miss Mary
Storer Of Brunswick.
In Canaan Mr.. Alfred Cotton Of Brunswick Miss Es-
Their S. Carter of Skowhegan.
In Gardiner Mr.. Reuben Libby Miss Nancy NJ Stod-
dard; Mr. Hiram Ware Of Pittson Miss Sarah Jane Mea-
der, Of Chelsea.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

ELLSWORTH. There is trouble in the Els
worth Herald establishment This is the pa
per that upheld the doings of the notorious
Ellsworth mob. Cheney, the ruling spirit in
the concern, has come out against the publish
er, Mr.. Couillard, and the publisher in de-
fence gives the following items of the history
of the down-east anti-Catholic lion -
Cheney kept up his sign as lawyer in
this village for year and half, during which
time, (and 1t has been town talk) he had only
one case, and never got a dollar from that.
He made himself of some service by keeping
school for time, and at another time got a
situation as clerk in a store. Dissatisfied
with these employments, he tried law again,
but with no better success. About this time
| employed him to write occasionally f,r the
Herald. and after season took him, at his
own request, into the Office as an apprentice.
In this capacity he had to do some work, but
this he soon got tired of. He still continued
to write for the Herald But how, when the
question of the Bible in the schools came up,
he got the paper on the wrong and then on
the right side of the question, is known 10 all
who are familiar with the circumstances.
From all accounts this Cheney is an uncom-
Portable fellow, bound to get up a row wher-
ever he figures.
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Neutbs.

In this this city. 4h inst, Mrs. Mary Farnham aged 49,
.nis city, lth inst, Lucy J. Young, aged Is months
months. - ' .
In Miscasset I'd inst, Mr. William Greenea native Of
-ao ' LASS aged u years. He settled in Wiscasset,
1893, and was an honorable and upright man
formerly of this city. f :"
In Topsham, It'll INST. Mr. Lucy Tarbox arsd7a wears
In Bristol Mrs. Nancy H., wife Of j 3 colsman M n
of Lowell, Mass. aged Sc years.
In aockanu' ~. neseS prescott, DR. aged % years.
In Cambridgeport, Mass, Mr. Whitman SWEET farmer
ly of Lvermore.
In Brunswick, Mrs Lucy J. wife Of Mr. Isaac varnev
aged 81 years and months Sarah E.. only child Of i
and Sarah Gatche, aged years 4months, John W. SON
of John and Sarah b. Andrews aged year months
In Farnaingdale, james A. Hoagdon, aged is years
months.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

HoAoudy's Pills a sure Remedy for Female
Complaints. -The invigorating and purifying
properties Of these invaluable Pills render
Them safe and even Invaluable, they may be
taken by females OF all ages who are suffering
from any dlsorganisaton of the system, pre-
venting those distressing diseases which fire.
quently occur from inattention) at the turn of
life. 1t has been incnn,estiby proved by ex-
perence that these Pills are the very best rem
edies ever known for the cure Of those dsor-
ders to which females are liable, and when Ia
ken at certain periods there need be no appre-
hension of dropsy. As family medicine they
rank pre-eminent.
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Penmanship and Bookkeeping
MIR. LOTHHROP

organized classes for instruction in the above branch
es the METHODIST VESTRY, corne< of Centre and
Washington Streets and will give lessons Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings. He has also fitted up
Front street, under the Eastern Times Office
which will be open for the reception of pupils day
from Il, and IL to L. Also, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings.
Ladies and Gentlemen commence course of Lessons
on any evening that may suit their convenience.
Terms-Plain Writing, 81 90 for II lessons.
Card Drawing, 200 g
Bookkeeping, 200
Everything but Lights furnished.
Cards furnished and marked Mourning Pieces Records
Diplomas, &c, filled to order.
Bath, Jan. 9, 1855 f30
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MAssAcHusErrs.-T The know nothing Leois.

MASSACHUSETTS The know nothing Leeis-
la'ure are affording rich food for fun on ac-
count OF their Sluaders. That old staid whie
paper, the Boston Journal. is up to sport OUT
OF the assembled dignitaries of the State. The
q'nd nancs are making merry over the speech
OF Mr.. Libby Of Suffolk county, who called the
Senate TO order on Wednesday. He is report
ed to haze said that e We are. assembled this
morning, subjected not only to the scrainizing
eye 81 Massachusetts, but 10 the gaze Of all this
Republic, and TO the most ScrutiRieing gaze of
all Europe" There is certainly nothing like
giving proper idea of ones own importance.
and if the Legislature of Massachusetts does
not divide with the siege of Sebas,opol the
gaping eyes of all the world and the rest of
mankind, it will be becasse Mr. Libby is no
prophet Mr.. Libby is reported in the Atlas
to have said in continuation =
Massachusetts this morning, is LOOKING
with intense anxiety TO our proceedings so
likewise, is our whole Union; and much more
so the powers of Europe. We represent not
only the present but past history. We find
that our Republic needs perpetual change of
laws, from time TO time, and not only this
but, we ind it needs change in the constitu-
Ton. We are assembled together on this oc-
caslon under very extraordinary as well as or
binary circumstances. O and ! have no doubt
but some of the most important measures will
come before the Massachusetts Legislature
this session, that ever was introduced before
legislative body in our republic. The whole
country is looking for our action on these
questions, aud hope and trust we shall meet
these important questions calmly, and while
we are charitable and impartial, and magnif-
cent towards others, that we shall be Just TO-
wards ourselves
The remark of Gov. Washburn, that " so
far as the oath is concerned, the House of
Representatives is now competent TO do lis
business" was thought by some over-sensi,ive
persons TO cover bit of satire, but the Boston
Journal feels assured that it was not SO intend
ed by the Governor. Indeed it is asserted
that Gov. Washburn said authorized" and
not competent" but this alteration would
spoil the joke Of the matter.
The Post says Mr.. Robinson, of Newbury-
port, moved that after the expiration of six
weeks no petition, memorial, or paper Of like
nature be received This is one way to check
the influx of business but such mode would
substantially anuul, fo- the time being, the
nineteenth article of the bill of rights, which
has significant words as 10 "a the right of the
people " 10 petition, &C., &c. 1t is custom
ary for the legislature to resolve that after
certain day, ii will attend to no matters re-
curing orders Of nOtice-quite different thing
from denial ola reception of petitions The
resolution was tabled.
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State of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss-At a Probate Court held at Wiscasset
on the LIST day Of January, 4. ID. 1855.
ORDERED, That ROBERT PATTEN, guardian of AL
" FRED and C0RNELIA PATTEN, minors Of Bath in
said County, notify all persons interested that account
of Guardianship the Estate of said minors will be offered
for allowance at Probate Court Wiscasse the LIST
Monday Of February next when and where they may be
present if they Notice he given by publish
ing attesed copy this order in the Eastern Times three
weeks successfully before said Court Of Probate Given
der hand this LIST day of January in the of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-fve.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Copy Attest: Z. FoorE, JR, Register. 3wS0
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They are sure to do You good
For they are composed of Vegetables.

NATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
u remedy for all diseases arising from disor-
dered of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Bnrn
Loss of Appetite, Seepiness Jaundce, Headache,
tlveness Female Diseases, &c
As spring and summer medicine it has equal sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, by DR.. J. MATHEWS and N. X. ELS
WORTH. 4atf
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The Shortest md Cheapest Rorfe
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Important to Ship Masters.

WE would call the atteriion of all ship masters 10
w Edsons Double Acting Force Pump, supc-
rior thing before offered the public for any
and all situations where a Force Pump is needed ] hey
especially recommended as ships Head Pump,
they up very tile space, and less liable than
any other pump get Of repair; which very
rous objection to the Pumps in They will
throw streams ofwaer if desired, and will do more
execution in Of hre than any other Pump of the sine
in
One can be seen hoard ship VIM NJ Rogrrs,
Ca> vans Water Boat the store OF the snbscrts
Der, sole agent for Bath.
Ii l.. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
Nov. is. 1854 OH
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SHIP BuRNED--The new ship Achorn, OF
i2oO tons, built and owned by Edward Achorn
OF Waidoooro, was entirely consumed by fire
at that place, on the Sd inst The ship was
valued at $4,000, and was Insured at differen,
Offices in New York city for SOS 900. She
was launched several weeks ago, was taken to
Round Point, Bristol, and at the time of the
accident was nearly ready for sea. The fire
took from sparks from the stove, while those
whose particular duty it was to watch for such
accidents were asleep.-Argns.
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A Rare Entertainment.

The inimitabe performance of Prof. RISLEY L CO. we
advertised to take place Thursday evening" 18th
at Columbian Hall. We congratulate citizens the
fact and advise every to seats and this
unique entertainment We have before visited
with such galaxy of taen-each style talent acknowl-
edged and appreciated by the inhabitants three quarters
Of the globe.
The professors success in Europe perfect urore-
In England, France, Germany Italy and Russia was
feted, by the crowned heads aristocacy and people
and no living artist has received higher
it, Tasso the italian poet, deigned verses in
honor 10 him. Possn the genius Of music, preferred two
compliments in writing to him. The great sculptor Hiram
Pow he best authority for grace and symmetry pro-
nounced him faultiess. With such recommendations w.
must be satisfied, and do less appreciate
such talent by giving him opening crowded assembly
The zest Of the entertainment Of the Incompatible
feats of Mr. Devaui, the Wonderful When such men as
the Doctors Hayward, &. W Holmes, Clark, Townsend
II. j. Bigelow, Jackson, and mayor Smith Of Boston,
have pronounced him the wonder of wonders.
doubt his astonishing genius. The Ballet Troupe also
in for its share fpaise Mile Therese the premiere
danseuse, is spoken of very beautiful woman, and
first rate artist possessing astonishing suppleness with
rc Her character dances inmitable her
pantomime unsurpassed.
The representation altogether will be brilliant affair."
and counsel all lovers Of the wonderful and beautiful to
congregate at Columbian Hall on Thursday evening
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LINCOLN LODGE, No. 10, | o. OF 0. F.
At late meeting of this Lodge, the following
officers were installed by Asher Ellis of Bruins
wick, G. NH. Turner, N. G.; ]. Hoffman,
VIC; N. A. West, S.; t. M. Curtis, t.;
H. WEIGH. W.; w. Scollav. o. G.; E. Rob
inson, ]. G.; w. Clifford, R. S.-Mirror.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

Distribution IN New YoRK.-The New
York Commercial Advertiser gives frighlful
account of the condition of the poor of that city.
1t says that hundreds of families have sold or
Pawned the last article of furniture or apparel
TO procure food, and are now left on the bare
floor, without bedding or fuel, or not knowing
where they may get the next mnuthful to eat.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

Will the State of MAINE, or Portland AJver-
user furnish the public with some account of
she editorial fight that took place in the adver-
siser office few week siuce There is consid-
cradle dispute hereabouts as to which of the
combatants came off second best. Let Us not
burst in ignorance. '-Age.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

tbs KENNEBEc Journal. Joseph Baker
Esq. has disposed of his interest in the Jonrna
establishment, to Mr.. John L. Stevens &
Blaine. " Thereby hangs tale.''
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

o. Rev. A. Felch, late Of Bowdoinham,
has received and accepted call from the BaP-
list Church and Society 10 Hallowell to become
their Pastor.
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The Piano Fortes

GOLD by SAWYER a MAGol,N are aeknowisdged %
he the ne that are manufactured in the United States
overthe quality instruments taken into considera
tion no matter what the CRY may be- And heretofore
they take second hand Instruments in exchange for
ones, al fair rates.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

NJ The friends of Rev. Mr.. Brooks are to
have social gathering at his house this
"wednesday evening.
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Young America-Wide Awake.

TUSTca in at the store Of L. s. FISHER where you car
y get just the Hat You want bargain He has JUS
received stock.
Sept 20, 1854. u
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DISASTERS.

Bark Greenland of Bath. Snow, Charleston FIN Liver
pool, was in contact 10Th ut before daylight with
known vessel and lost foremost by the deck bowspt and
mantopgaant mast.
Ship Geo Samson from New York for San Francisco,
while going the bar 9th, in tow off steamer, struck
upon it, which caused her leak badly required
both pumps constantly working keep her free She
towed back to n. Y. and will disg for repairs.
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, JAN 4.
SAILED.
Ship Lizzie Drew, Percy, Havana; 5th, Ship Dashaway
-, Calcutta,
FRIDAY, Jan, S.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston.
SATURDAY, Jan. g.
CLEARED
Ship Escort, (new, l454 tons) Miller, Mobile
MONDAY, Jan. s.
CLEARED.
Banks Anne Perkins, (new, $3.50 tons) Wells Havana;
Geo Hubbard (new, so tons) Senter, Havana.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

Cures bronchial affections and diseases Of the Lungs
From the Boston Erening Traveller, Jan 6.
1t is perhaps but simple of justice proprieors
Of Wstar Balsam of Wild Cherry for say that our
personal experience in the of this article has impressed
favorahy One Of the propetors of the Traveller
entirely cured ola cough Of four months continu
ance who have tried the article have found great
vice relieving them of coughs and shorness Of
breathing, with which they had been afflicted.
AGENrS.-A. G. PAGE Bath; r. Butterfeld, Bowdoin-
ham, G. IL. Thomas, Richmond; Z. Dana, Wiscassett.
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EASTERN TIMES
81 MARINE JOURNAL. aAa

SrrSsoN Co., No. s Long Wharf Boston, are Agents
for the Union LSg of packets from Bath Boston, Capt.
Stinson is experienced merchant and
shipmaster formerly Of this city, All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELLs Agent for Bath.
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Hardware, Cutlery, 60,
MTTCHEWI ~ LOW.

U EEP constantly hand and for SALE large and spFe
IN rior Of Hardware, Edge Tools saws, Caf-
penters Tools Of every description at the lowest prices for
cash. Also, constantly hand, Tin and Copper Wsrs-
Ships Pumps, &c, &c. %
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-11

|. 0. 0. F. The members of the fraternity
will perceive in another column, special no.
tice for the meeting next Monday evening"
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Annual Meeting.

rE members of the Lincoln Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, hereby notified that their next annual meet
ing will be held at the Office Of the company in Bath
Wednesday, Jan "a 1855, at two O'Clock, p. NJ, for the
election of officers for the ensuing year, and for the tram
sacton Of any other business which come before them
PELEG WADSW0RTII, Sec'y.
Bath. Jan. 8, 1855. 3w3O.
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For Boston Direct
Passage $3.50.
= Casa THE NEW
>AlkSSn A | STEAMER
EAS TER N S IT A TIE


Il. w. WALL. Master,
WILL hereafter plyregulary between Bath and Boston,
w leaving Lambard's Wharf, Bath, every THURSDAY
evening, at O'Clock.
Returning. will leave Lincon's Wharf, Boston, every
FRIDAY, at o'clock, p. NJ
Freight taken for brunswick, Topsham, Bowdoinham,
Richmond, Gardiner and Dresden landed at Bath; and
forwarded by Railroad
For freight passage apply the Master board,
JAMES I'll. WHITMAN, Agent.
Bath, Jan. !, 1885. tf37
To Honorable 4rnold Blqney Judge Of Probate eith
aud for the County Of Lincoln.
John BAKER, Administrator de bonis Of the Of
y JOHN LOW late of Bath in said County, deceased,
respectfully represents That the Personal Estate Of the said
deceased sufficient by the of thousand dol
lars his just debts and charges Of Administrations
he therefore prays that he be empowered and licensed
sell and convey much Of the Real Estate Of the said
deceased may be sufficient to raise the said with
incidental charges JOHN 5. BAKER.
LINCOLN, ss.-1t a Probate Court held al Wiscdsset
trithin and for the County of Lincoln, the LIST day
ofJdnuGry, 4. ID. 1855.
On the foregoing Petition Ordered, That the said Petit
toner give notice to all persons interested in said Estate
that they appear Court of Probate to be holden
Wscasset within and for said County, the LIST Monday
Of FEBRUARY next by causing copy of said Petition with
this order be published the Eastern Times printed
Bath said County, three weeks successfully previous
said Court ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Attest; f. FooTE, JR, Register.
True Copy.-Attest: Z. FOoTE, JB., Register. 3w30
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/. o. o. 81.

10. O. E.
Special Notice.
The members of Lincoln o. o. +. notified that bust
ness ofmportance will before the Lodge, at the regu
meeting Monday evening the 18th inst which they
are requested to be present.
Per Order. M WEST, secy.
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Cabin Stoves.

WINDOW SHADES, Fixtures. Tassels and cord pic
w ture cord and tassels. For sale by
Mays. SAWYER & MAGOUN
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4th of January,

4tu Vi a uuuhEys ASccs
II A large number already engaged. Many of the
Lots near sold for from 400 Geo per
advance the price for which these Lots Sold
showing that the purchase will be good investment
Each subscriber FOR ONLY SIS. payable in in
stalments SIS EACH will FOUR BUILDING LOTS,
25 by 100 feet lying together FARM of from to 20
Long Island where church and schoo-house, and
number of private dwellings, stores workshops and fac
tories have already been erected several
being built and several hundred will be erected the coming
season.
This is fine opportunity Of owning delightful country
residence the city, where the domestic comforts of
family be fully realized and where 2600O build
lots and about 600 farms have lately been sold; and
daily being made individuals who, after careful
examination location and ascertaning the quality of
SOIL selecting Farms for agricultural purposes being
confident that land cheap and calculated increase
rapidly in value be had within so miles of the city.
This would have been all taken years back hut has
entGed estate for the last century and completely
locked up for upwards of hundred yearssince which
large sales have been made, and where the wild deer
roamed large be beautiful cottages and
cultivated fields waving with the abundant productions OF
mother earth.
This is Of the best opportunities offered to those
small who destitute of home of their own to
purchase for tre also, few Farms, contain
ing each five and acres and upwards, at from SIS to
S35 per
IT All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the OPP
portunity offered to procure fine Farm splendid
Building Lot the Empire City, should make imme.
date application they nearly all disposed Of APP
ply to CHARLES WOOD, DOS Broadway, of Fulton
street. N Y, where maps and pamphlets be had,
if required by mail, gratis.
1y23 JOHN. ii. kIMBALL, Agent for Bath.
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TAKEN by mistake from some store on Front street on
Monday last small parcel containing PAIR gents'
SILK GLOVES. The owner can nave snem Dy applying "
this office.
Dee ~ 1854.
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FEW stoves of splendid design, for Coalnr Wood sua-
BILE for Ships Cabins for sale by subscriber Also CAM
bosses Of all Sizes with Galley furniture Of every descrp.
ton at II. l. CHAMBERLAIN'S
Bath, Nov. y, 1854 Rogers Block
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Wanted to Hire

A COMFORTABLE house, suitable for small family
n situated somewhere in the vicinity Of the North Gram
mar school house. Any having such house. heal
of a tenant applying at THIS OFFICE
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Window Shades.

> SECOND hand Solar Lamps, by NJ. +. GANNETI
y Oct. IL, 1854.
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Cumberland Coal.

zoo TONS run of the Mines Cumberland coal supe-
COO rior article for blacksmhs use, just landed from
Steamship Freeman Rawdon, from Alexandria For sale by
June 10, 1854. b. O.WEEkS.
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Ladies, Boots.

GOOD assortment Of Ladies Boots Of an kinds may be
n found at the store OF j. w. ROBERTS.
Nov. 4, 1854. q