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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-03

" Reader are you afflicted with any kind of humors
suffering from the effects of indigestion, fatuency
tveness troubled with bilious stomach, affection Of the v
er, the piles IL consult your physician, and he will
undoubtedly advise you procure bottle Of G. w. Stones
Vegetable Liquid Carhartc as il has been proved rela
BILE remedy in all the above complaints. 2m
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-03
Winter Clothing.
MITCHELL'S NEW

lust issued is on A LARGER SCALE more complete
and than any map the United States and
jacent countries before published embraces
United States, Mexico Central America, West India Is
lands North American British Provinces Sandwich Is
lands and two Maps of the World. Shows all county
boundaries, &c. and contains many valuable Statistical
Tables This being the only large MErALLo PLATE Mar
exant exhibiting the United States, Mexico and Central
America, in their proper connexion, offers greater
vantages to than any general Map published
for many years. Agents Wanted.
Address EZRA q. BRATTON, New York, the Pub
Usher, s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL, Philadelphia. lm2S
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-03

LYcEUM.-The lecture before the Lyceum,
this week, will be on FRIDAY evening, at the
City Hall, by Rev. F. H. Hedge, of Provi-
deDce. r. /.
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S. ID. HALEY
Free Exhibition /!

NOV open at D. T. PERCY's No Q, KeIIy,s Block, the
~ LARGEST and MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Of EMBROIDERlES offered in this city, consisting Of
Collars, Sleeves, Cambria and Muslin Bands, Plain
and Stitched Linen Sets French Wrought d. Grape Col
lars, Wrought handkerchief, &c., &c.
The above goods will be marked the very loesf cash
price, and every lady in Of any article the Embroi
derry line cannot fail to be suited.
T The subscriber is selling his entefe stock Of
Silks, Shawls and Dress Goods at nearly 20 per cent less
than former price for few weeks only previous to taking
account OF stock.
Now is the time to get bargains D. T. PERCY'S, OPP
posite Sagadahock House, Bath.
Bath. Dec. IL. 1855.
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LETTER STAMPS. Remember, all letters,
except foreign, must have stamps affixed to
them or they will not be forwarded by mail.
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BATH LYCEUM,

llE 9TH Lecture the course will be delivered at the
L CITY HALL next Friday evening" JAM 4, commencing
at = O'Clock, by
Rev. F. II. Hedge, Of Providence, r. l.,
tobe followed successive Wednesday evenings by the
following geItleman:-
Rev. Francis Vinton, D. ID. of BROOKLYN N Y
=" X. S. Storrs, Jr. d. D. of ("
&c Prot. U. ID. Huntington, d. D. Of Cambridge
" Geo. w. Bethune, d. D. Of
4" T. Starr King, of Boston
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Esq. OF Concord, Mass.
i" Joseph p. Thompson D. d. of New York
Oliver Wendell Holmes, NJ. D. Of Pittshed, Mass.
Tickets for sale at SAWYER MAGOUN'S Book Store
at the following rates,
"a tickets for s3,-and for any add onal number at the
same rate.
Single tickets 20 cents.
Per Order Of the Curators,
Bath, Dec. 10, 1855 E.SJ NEALiEY, Sec'y
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Will be Published December 26th,
BOSTON ALMANAC, FOR 1856,

CONTAINING,
The Census Of Boston, with the complete Statistics Of In
dustry in the city, compiled in pursuance Of the law
1855. i
The Census Of Massachusetts Of 1885, by coun
ties, complete carefully compiled from authentic date
showing the population of every for 1885 and 1850
Descriptive sketch Of the Public Library Of the City Of
Boston, with full page engraving Of the Library
Building in Boylston street.
Descriptive sketch Of the Mercantile Library Association
OF Boston, with full page view Of the Mercantile Build
ing, Summer street.
Descriptive sketch, with engraving of the Monument to
spices of the Pilgrim Society.
The incoming Municipal Administration, with the NUM-
cipal Register of Departments.
The incoming State Administration with the Legislature
critically classified by parties and the Maine Law and
Personal Liberty Bill
The National Government, with the Congress poit-
cally classified.
Census of the United States Governors Of the States
and Territories.
County Officers and Sessions OF Courts in the State.
The Map of Boston.
Full page views Of prominent business structures.
The complete Business Directory cf Boston, and the
city information, with full alphabetical Index.
30 in PEARL being equal to ordinary
500 pages.
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
Issued by DAMRELL MOORE aud GEORGE COOL
IDGE and sold by all Booksellers and Periodical Dealers
Published by JOHN P. JEWETT CO,
4w27 III, Washington Street
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Just Received.
At the Head Of McLellan's Wharf,
By John III. Mcclellan.

A LARGE, Fresh and complete assortment of Family
n Fancy Groceries, Provisions, &C., which he offers
for sale low inot lower than they can be
In the city, for cash Purchasers invited call aud
examine. 1870
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CARPETINGS.

THE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
purchasers to new and fresh assortment Of Carpets
consisting Of
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Three-pIy and
Ingram.
ALSO, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &C.,
all Of which will sold the lowest cash prices at the
Carpet Store of d. KELLY,
Bath, Oct. TO- 1856 17f under the Sagadahock House.
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LOST

IN Monday last, in passing from the down
" Washington through Centre and Elm Streets Ladys
FUR TIPPET The finder shall be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at THIS OFFICE. Jan. q 3w
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COSMOPOLITAN ITEMs-Estimates have
been made of the length of the advertisement
of the Cosmopolitan Association, as they APP
peared in the newspapers last year. Avera-
ging each insertion at 10 inches, it was found
that, all together, the advertisements would
have formed strip of paper, . l-2 inches in
width. fourteen hundred miles in lengtht Some
reading matter, that cost the Association a
nice sum of money.
The illustrated Catalogue is printed upon
$50 900 sheets, 24 by 90 inches "a few broad
miles Of printed matter The schoolmaster
must be abroad to instruct the people to read
The hostages paid tn government and crea-
ted by the Association, il is estimated, amount
to $4,000 per year, including correspondence
and catalogues, postal matter, magazines, &c.
Fourteea persons are now daily employed
In the Western Office, and eight in the Eastern
Office, mailing, correspondence, &c. Cata-
logues, have been forwarded to all the Post
master in all the States of the Union-Cali-
fornia, Oregon and Utah included The num-
Der of Postmasiers called into requisiiion is
about % ,000-most OF whom will act as
agents of the Association.
The number of Honorary Secretaries al
ready appointed in the principal cities and
towns of the Union amounts to 1900.
By these items the reader may infer the
extent and value ofth operations of this As
ISOLATION. Predicting the future from the past
an eminent success awaits it.
The advertisement of the above association
will be found in another column, and subscrip-
tons are received by John H. KimbaII, Hon.
Sec. for this city, until January %, 1866
The distribution takes place January 81
CoRNET BAND CoNceRT The Concert by
the Bath Cornet Band, on Thursday evening
last, was a performance of which they may
well be proud. The programme was well ar
ranged, and the music first rate The
orchestral music gave pleasing variety, and
was warmly applauded. The net proceeds
amounted 10 some $7S. We take the liberty
to suggest that they give another concert at
an early day, and give still greater variety
by the introduction of three or four songs
They can do it to the satisfaction of our peo-
pie without going out of their ranks.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-03

IL Much matter prepared for this paper are obliged
10 defer till week.
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Special Notice.

The store of the subscriber will be closed on Monday
Dec 81 take account Of stock-unt them goods of
kinds will be forced through Auction with small regard
to prices.
The store will be re-opened under arrangement,
when sales will be made only upon the strict cash system
Dec. IS, 1855. Ut. GILMAN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-03

81 We are indebted to Hon. H. Hamlin
for several valuable public documents.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-03
Fashionable Millinery.

lust received MRS. R0USE'S, Centre St.. a large
d stock Of NEW MILLINERY, EMBR0IDEiIES, H0-
SIERf and GLOVES which will be sold the lowest pri
large stock of Lining Silks all c1lors very low
choice Dress Silks Mrs Rouse has just returned from
Boston and New York. with the latest novelties in making
and trimming Bonnes and will be pleased to fill orders
fast as possible.
Bath Nov G.
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Boots, Shoes g. Rubbers,
Corns Ache ?

LARGE assortment, suited 70 the season. just received
n and for sale at the lowest cash prices by
Nov. %. l. S. FISHER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-03

INELL, you find an extra wide double soIcd
w boot, that will be warm and easy for Them at
Dec. II, 1855. w. ROBERTS
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George Washington,
the Father ofhis Country;
Benjamin Franklin,
the Philosopher;
Daniel Webster,
the Statesman.
special agent has visited Europe and made careful and
judicous selections of foreign works Of art, both
bronze and martle; staruary and choice Paintings.
TIE whole forming large and valuable collection Of
Paintings and Statuary, he distributed FREE among
the members of the association for the second year.
TERMS or MEMBERSHIP.
The payment Of three dollars constitutes any one n
member Of this association, and entities him Ell her
OF he Magazines for and also ticket in the
distribution ofthe Statuary and Painting.
The Literature issued subscribers consists of the
following monthly Magazines Harper's Putmans knick
erbocker, Blackwood Household Words Graham's, and
Godey's Ladys Book.
Persons taking five memberships entitled to any
five fthe magazines for year, and six tickets in
the distribution The net proceeds derived from the
sale of memberships devoted to the purchase OF
works Of art for the ensuing year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
by becoming member of this association are
LIST. All persons receive the full value of their SUBJ
scrptions the START In the shape of sterling
Lite, AZURE.
ing choice works OF art, which to be distributed
among themselves and at the time encourage
ing the artists Of the country disbursi ig thousands OF
dollars through its agency.
Persons in RENTING FUNDS for membership will
please their Office address FULL, stating the
month they wish the Magazine to commence and have
the letter registered the Office prevent lnss
its receipt certificate qf membership together with the
Magazine desired win be forwagdea to any part Of the
country,
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores win OBJ
that by Joining this association they receive the
Magazines and free ticket in the annual dist rbuiion all
at the they pay orthe Magazine alone.
G. L. DERRY, Actuary q. A. A.
Al either Of the princirak oIfcea-s knckerbocker
stv
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VT. f@8dGttmpretta6e, I'm @ebdube hts
v4mertcan."
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Ner5t ibe In5ei0,.

rla gum leHten Sabre bat Yr. Snitp upr
80. 500 @atienten y alien mo9li6en &rdnfbeiten
bebQnbeIt: cine Cab. neren fi0 bieleibt tein jipei.
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t~inerIei, Oh bieIelbe bon elmer eetpifen gtfdbrIi6en
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uno ipel6e In ibrem @tfoIge Elm Seer t6rperli1er
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