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lWAs... SSoo''ooS
nine months, $es 1871 or about eS per cent
Receipts or $500 600 in October and November, and
s25oo0o in December, win bring the receipts up to tho
estimate for the year, 81, 600.
The sales Of lands during tho month exceed the es
mate having been ols acres, for s662o4 e. making
an average Of SIS 80 per The aggregate sales
reach SO, 2elll4.
The Baltimore American rays
We hear stated that the ofncia report OF the bust.
ness Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the month OF
September be made 70 the Board OF Directors 1t the
meeting TO morrow, will show an increase OF about
200 compared with September OF 1855, when the
revenue for the main stem and Washington branch
s37s,l 73 IS.
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Barry's Tricopherous II Universally Acc
to be the best and cheapest article
curling preserving restoring and strengthening the human
world
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have nearly out discovered while living In the Eas
Indies certain consumption bronchitis, coughs
colds and general debility Wishing TO do as much good
possible he will such OF his afflicted fellow beings
quest this recipe with full and explicit directions for making
and successfully using He requires each applicant
ncose him shngthree cents to be returned
the recipe and the remainder to be applied TO the
ment of this advertisement Address DR. ii. James, No i,
Grand street. Jersey City, N j.
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Frangipanni Perfume.-An Eternal Per
fume. agents GEO 3. NIGER CO., 500 Broadway. For
sale by Green, Ring, Rushon &C.
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IL II AstOnlshing, the Fine Clothing sold by
DRUMGOLD PRoCH, l20 Fulton street, and the low
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Holloway's Observation-Disclosures q,

HOllOway's Olntme nt.-Abscesses and Pu
rulent ulcers OF many standing readily
this powerful anti purescent and healing preparation.
purges the Of its poisonous virus and sufcen
ysor to the surrounding vessels T. produce and healthy
fesb Sold the msnufactores so Maiden lane New
and 24 Strand London and by all druggists, at &c. 62
nd lppr mt
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Green-Shirt and Furnishing Establish
ment No. Aston House-has received by
styles OF scarf ties wool and merno under
shirs drawers half hose travelling shaws toilet arces &C.
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Paper Hangipgs, or the most Elegant De-
scriptons, just imported by THOMAS FAYE 4 CO, 257
Broadway. opposite the City Hall.
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Gas Stoves, for Heating Rooms Without
smoke or smell lighted and extpguished instantly
w. +. SHAWS, patent, 400 Broadway.
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Fall and Winter Cl0thing.-Alfred MunrOc
co invite attention to their assortment Of mems oyercoas
business coas fancy cashmere pants velvet and Caah
vests, dc also TO their assortment OF boys
clothing. ALFRED MUNROE 4 co, al Broadway.
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Burning OF L. enthals Tobacco Factory
st another victory for the celebrated Wilder patent saanan
der One Of these celebrated fire proof safes delivered
The fire q the burning Of Lisnshas tobacco
and sold by has O. Herring his license having expired but
be had of all szes Of the paentees no have again
pleed their mandatory ready receive orders
Depot l22 Water street near Wall, New York.
b. G. WILDER 4 Co., Patentees and Manufacturers.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may be-
bad Of indispensable excellence and the dye privately
piled at No q Asor House.
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Laboratory OF Flowers-New Bond street,
for the States, 800 Broadway
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Bile, Bile, Bile!-This Fruitful Source or
many diseases be readily using that
specific the cordial Cognac htters Sold Wholesale and
tail, by 8. EINFELD 10 Nassau street.
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IR-"wIDOw MACHREE.n
"A With iodine, can laugh at disease,
oh, home. with Iodine
Rheumacs and govt give instantly ease,
Oh, home with iodine
If consumption some day,
Should come walking this way.
Or the same should play
Zen the deuce by design,
To get out of 1t nice
FiD yourself in a rce,
Oh, home with iodine
Oh with iodine am truly content
oh home, wit iodine
For all other drugs why. don't care a cent,
Oh, home, with iodine
Should scrofuious taints.
Or should twin complaints,
Or blood thick paints
To make mischief incline,
Away with all wealth,
Of my health,
Oh home, with iodine
The genuine LIQUID IODINE PURE IODINE WATER only
prepared by Dr. HENRY ANDEKS, and is sold by Anders
Fosdck No Second and s62 Broadway aud by G.
H. Ring 1872 Broadway and at AZ Fulton street. Brooklvn SO
Montgomery street. Jersey City, i5 Grand street. williams
burg.
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The receipt TO day include s2 900 for Prussan posta
service
The warrants entered At the Treasury Department
Washington, on the 9th instant, were a. follows
For the redemption OF stock .............S2S5 1853 y
For the Treasury Department ............. 56S4 9
For the Inferior Department. 67bs .
for Subtoms d,ObO v
Warrants recciv cd and entered. 166,4e3 81
War repay warrants received and entered.... 766 o.
The bill passed by the Legislature Of Wisconsin gran,
ing public lands to the La Crosse and Nil ~aukie Rsroa
Company has received the signature Of tho Governor
and Ia now law. When II became known TO day thai
this bill had paused there active demand for the
stock and Il rapidly advanced.
The earnings Of the Central Railroad Company Of New
Jersey for the month Of Sept, 1885, $50 7ss as
For the same month last year........... 31.bg5 %
The earnings OF the Michigan Central Railroad TOR SEP
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The P1ano-rhe Greatest Improvement Ii
J. G. FIsCHER's improved circular scale psnofore;
wAreroon ~ Broadway, opposite broadway hese Manu-
factory, twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue, NJ y
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One for s., 900,
One for %, 500,
One for $1,000,
Ana

Among tiher firms who have been imposed upon by
the prisoner the following -
TAbell, Jennings Co., one note At months, dated
June 10, for 50, COS.
Ubsdell Person 4 Lake, note a. months, dated
June Q, for 81, b84 81.
sackett, Becher Co., one note at months, dated
July 8, for 81, sac
The extent Of the fraud at present ascertaned, is
over S86, COO, as will be seen from the following
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DATCHELoR's HAIR DYE WIGS AND roUPEEs, ARE
ID superior 70 all others Their improvements secure
perfect comfert TO the natural and
Ills unrivalled and only harmless hair applied
private rooma II BATCHELOR's. 233 Broadway.
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a ace In. 4. 2ps. us NJ. s47. ass

...A ace Ina us Decsl7, 1856 Inc s7o,eos
The aggregate quantity Of The articles left ct tide
water from the commencement OF navigation 10 the 7th
October inclusive, during the years 1854 and 1885,
gnliove.-
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The following table shows the quantity Of Of the
principal articles Of produce len n udewater from the
Of navigation the 7th Of October inclu
sive, during the years 1884, 100 days; 1855, leo days
and 1855, los days
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saLs = hsnd,nSaop Lsmsn nd r. Snes,MToash
Livingston III Maxwell, Jr.; James Francis John W. Cul
bert, John w. Nelson, James Thompson, New York q
Holmes J. 0eddes, r. ~ Apthrop, Ohio; j. b. Case. c.
Fairbanks Mass, =. y Rathermel, A. Everhart, Penn
II. w. Trefify, La A. H. Menkins Mo a Johnson Mary
land w. Webster Conn r. j. Arnold, Jr Rhode Island; w
A Martin South Carolina: r. J. jackson Virginia -
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HAVE You
III Been "
MICHAEL
PHkLAN's
INV BILLIARD
Rooms, 7s6 and 7ss Broadway
II ESLIES ILLUSTRATED PAPER, WITH BEAUTI-
IL full pictures OF The United states Agricultural Exhbon
Philadelphia viii be ready Friday, October TO-
depots.
CTRANGERs IN THE CITY SHOULD VISIT RO0nRs'
~ extensive bazaar OF fancy goods and No. - Broad
where every variety OF fAacy articles
rcied, forming display nowhere equallsd In The wNld
TINTED STATES AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION At
" Philadelphia II fully illustrated In LEsLES Newspaper.
ready at all news depots Saturday, October II.
births.
B1Ry-ln Brooklyn, 4. H., on Tuesday, Oct T. JruA
wife OF John Berry, Of daughter.
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Dec. s7,s7s Inc 3,sos 223 Inc s25, oo2 Inc 2e 200
BY reducing the wheat 70 -FOUR the quantity Of The s,
TER left at tide water this year compared with the cor
responding period Of last year. shows an Increase Of
s54, TAT barrels Of -four
The following the receipts the Morris canal for
the week and season ending on the 4th inst, q, com
pared With the receipts 70 corresponding time last year.
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The quantity OF -four, wheat, and barley len q,
tide water during the Las. week october the years
1865 and 1886, 10 ~ follows
Flour, bth What, bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu
1885,. sec. .337 81 3T5.. l38 5ss
$780,. u,o2o... tes, Tl3.. 81 4p4.. ga 7es
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Dtc.. ...SS,6'o lnobI,es lnc62, l2p Dcc.A0, $50
The aggregate quantity Of the articles len n tide
water from the commencement OF navigation the nh
Of oct inclusive, during the yesrs 1855 and 1885, as
follows
Flour, bfs. Whea1 bu Corn, bu. Barley bsI
1885,. .t54 OLE. sb1, 267 COZ, $50 45s s52
lS5o.. $40 o23 4, o6o, AIS. s32 4so
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Gain in 1856 ......... 1867 rs, $50 184 ll9273
The proportions Of earnings for September by
composer the line are az follows
Ffeight Pass'rs. Mis-. Total
Galena and Chicago Union. S27 800 6236 l6 ,ol3
Chic, Burlgton Quincy 1884 $751; 1,227 232 123
Peoria and Oquawka. lLe57 9450 $50 2o,837
r,..,~ eo11 a11 N ree I 672 IA
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10
Marriugts.

In this city, 4h inst by Rev John o. Eiske Capt JOS
eph Small to Miss Margaret A., only daughter Of James
Potter Esq. of this city; 5th ns by the same Mr..
gustus N Moore Miss Mary A. Leary both Of this city,
In Phipsburs, LIST inst. by N. C. Reed ESQ., Mr.. Merrill
T. Wyman to Miss Mary Davis.
In Boston, Mr. Oliver NJ. Bradford, Of Boston, Miss
Rebecca VI. Bradford, Of wadoboro'.
In Brunswick Mr. William Anderson Of B. to Miss Char
lotte X. Randall, OF freeport.
In Gardiner, Samuel NJ. Marshall Of Dresden, to Miss
Sarah E. Ackley fMachias N J. Knox Of West Gardi-
ner to Miss Lizzie ii. Standsh.
In Pittston, Stephen b. Meady to Miss Susan Bailey.
In Lewiston, Mr. A. NJ. Boomingdae Miss Lydia
Tingy, both Of l.; Mr. George L. Kincad to Miss Emily
f. Elliot both Of L Mr. Ezra X. Given Miss Naomi
Briggs, both of Auburn Mr. Samuel T. Spur OF 0tsed
to Miss Harriet L. Mlle Of Minot Mr.. o. W. Kmball, Of
Auburn to Miss Henrietta NJ Goodwin OF Lincoln.
In Auburn, MIR. Joshua j. Kurdish to Miss Mary L.
Throp both of A.
In HaIoweil, James Atkins, Jr., to Miss Ellen H. Mer-
r Robert Ross of Brunswick, to Miss Sarah A Craw-
ford OF Gardiner.
In Bowdoinham, LIST inst, by +. L. Thorn, Esq, Mr.
John McAllester to Miss Hannah Wilson; Mr. Henry
Levett to Miss Margaret A. Mc0mick, all Of b.
In Thomaston, Mr.. Gilbert W. Haskell to Miss Susan A.
Pottle, both Of Rockland.
In Freedom, Mr. Robert VI. Oliver of RockIand, Miss
Sarah J. Barlow, OF Freedom.
In West Camden, Mr. George Peyson Of Hope to Miss
Emily +. Hull of Union.
In Waldoboro, Mr.. William Simmons, to Miss Mary X
Bramhall, both Of Rockland.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BosroS-ship J Roger, MAXWELL N Orleans 18th
ult w Pass 18th.
Bark Albion Lincoln, Pendleton, Mobile.
Brig Rainbow, (of Boothbay) Emerson st Marys Ga
SAvANNAH-Cld2 10Th ship Grotto Luderkin, Havre
NEW YoRK-Ard I'd Rhoderick Dhu, Bryant, Viva
ra.
Cid I'd, brig Phillip Larrabee, Aud, Cienfnegos.
HOLMES HOLE Jan, Ar barque Emma cushing
of Wis asset, Tibbett., New Orleans
jan AR brig Castian, Pinkham, Cardeans for
Boston
BosroN-Ar Jan 2, barque L Hobart, of Booth
bay, Hodgdon, Palmero; sch John o Fernald, Whe-
den, Phipsburg; cid, baarque BENZ Adams, Merryman
Mobile
CHARLEsroN-Ar 2sth. ship VIM Patten, Church.
Liverpoo; at quarantine 2Sth, barQue Jane Doten
Winslow Port au Prince II see disasters
BALTINoRS-Ar LIST, ship Armede Snow of Bath
Harnden, Leghorn.
Nkw YoRK-Ar ID brig W seyburne, seyburne
Smyrna.
New ORLEANs-Ar oath, ship Marshfeld, Delano
Consantinople brig Brownsville, Rogers, Guadaloupe
Cid I'D, ships John & Abe I, Crowell, Trieste Civil
ian, burlington, Glasgow; Cerro Gordo, Merryman
Boston; bark Hery Warren, do
lowed to sea 18TH ships John Merrick and Britannia
Adv, ships Pelican State, VIM Stetson and Marcia
6reenleaf, for Liverpool; Otseonthe and S Penne
for do.
GALvEsToN-0ff the bar. brig Crimea, Hinchborn
from Newport f; in port 22d, barque San Jacinto
Weeks, for Boston
MoBILE-Of the bar 9th, ship John L Dmmock
Skolfeld cid 18th, ship Chatahooche, Mason, Liver
pool; adv ships Messina for Liverpool, wig 500 bales
Squantum, for do two-thiris cargo engaged
CHARLEsroN-Ar LIST, brig pelawa e, Harding, Bal
timore.
CITY PoINr-Below Sd. ship Old Dominion, Samp
son. from Cardiff.
PoRrLAND-Cld 4th bark windward of wiscasset
Wylie, Havana; sid brig Albion Cooper.
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DIsAsTERs.

Bark Occident ashore little to the eastward Of tn,
mouth of the kennebec River, will probably prove
total loss part Of the cargo will be saved In dam
aged state We learn there Is INSURANCE on the vesse
and freight Of s2Ooo and s72OO0 the cargo all in
Boston,
She Adratic before reported ashore in the river Plate
II Is supposed will be total loss The had 900 600
lumber on board We understand that, at last advces
a Brazilian war steamer and American man-of-wai
had gone to her assistance.
Brig Gen Stockham, of this port, ut New York from
Savannah, lost part of deck load Of lumber.
Bark Jane Dotrn, from P..rt Prince for New York
put into Charleston 18th ult having had hoavy weather
aad sprung aeak the MASTER his wic and two seamen
were sick with yellow fvcr.
Ship Sea Queen of Bath from New Orleans for Havre
which put into Savannah s5th u eaky, cleared agar
~ h. from which inferred that her leak was in the
per works AM easily stopped
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10

The last arrivals from San Juan del Norte
brought letters to Washington, which render it
certain that Walkers situation there is exceed
ugly critical. He cannot trust single native
beyond the range Of the rifles of his men. His
military chest does not contain a dollar. The
twelve thousand dollars which Parker I'll.
French Brought to this Country was every dol
lar that Walker has been able TO clutch in Mic
aragua, and he was forced to part with it, as
without succor Of men and material from the
United States, starvation, il mol immolation,
stared his marauding band in the face /; and it
(succor) was only TO be obtained here through
the application of hard dollars. All Walker
hopes turned upon getting off French's New
York and New Orleans filibusterng expedition
in safety. The government having summarily
stopped them, it will not be long ere Walker
and his band 90 the way Of Kinney and his
Washington Star.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Buenos Ayres Nov 8, bark Lyon Trott for Boston
ldg; Weybosset, Stinson, for do soon.
Nov y, Gibraltar w 80 miles, signalized ship
Walter Scott, from Malta for Savannah or Orleans.
Dec 2, lat 3IR Ion IS 10 ship Old Dominion, from
Cardiff for Richmond
Dec % lat 80 40 lon esq ship Messenger, Scott from
New York for Falmouth f was steering for Bermuda
St Thomas, having lost foremost when DAYS out.
Sid from Havana 10th. ship Bennington, Edwards
New Orleans; in port 9th, ship Hydra, Parker wig
brig James Wakefield, Allen; Leontine Green. dsg
Ar at Cardeans 18th, sch Zuleika, Blair, PATH and
sid 2lst for New Y ork
Sid from Batavia abt Oct 81, ship Challenge Kennedy
from Manila. Sept 10 for New York.
Ar at Rio Janeiro, Nov p brig Denmark, HERMAN,
hence. Sept IL; ship Greenland, snow for New Orleans
bark Lizzie Loud unc; Sarah Nickee, Nickeles, New
Orleans.
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Dtatbs.

In this city, 9Th inst, Henry Scott aged &c years.
In this city, % ult., Frank Packard, aged yrs
In Augusta, Mrs. Phebe Written, aged 20 years; Mrs.
Mirandy, wife Of George Allen, aged AZ years mos.
In kockand, Miss Aldais daughter OF Capt. John +.
White aged 10 years months and 10 days; Mrs. Susan
nah, wife OF the late Major Philip Ulmer aged SO years
In San Francisco, Amos G. Stuart formerly Of Gardiner.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10

We by the Court Records that the Countereiters,
White OF Rualo, and Lawrence of Eppng, N. H., have
been placed under thousand dollar bonds EACH for
making and selling limitations of Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
This is right II the Law should protect from impo
son all certainly should protect them from being
posed upon by worthless counterfeit of such medicine
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. We only complain that the
punishment half enough The villain, who would for
paltry gain, deliberately rie with the health Of his fellow
man. by taking from their lips the cup Of hope, when they
sinking and substituting flsehood-an utter deu-
sion, should be punished severely he who
counterfeits the of his country-GreeR Co. Banner
Cdrroiton, III.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10

vention of the two branches, for the purpose
of administering to the Hon. Samuel Wells
the necessary oaths Of office.
Al the hour appointed tor the convention,
the Senate repaired TO the Hall Of the House
TSee House proceedings.
The convention having dissolved at quar-
Ter past clock, the Senate returned.
A message was received from the House,
proposing convention Of The two branches to-
morrow at | O'Clock, for the purpose OF elect
ing seven Councillors TO advise with the Gov.
ernor for the current political year.
The message was laid on the table,
On motion, 500 copies Of the Governor s
Address, delivered before the convention, were
ordered to be printed for the use Of the SEN
ate Adjourned.
HOEse.-A message was received from Gov
Morrill,, communicating the returns Of the
votes on the adoption of the amendments OF
chise, as counted by the Governor and Coun-
ell. Laid on the table.
A message was received from the Senate,
proposing convention OF the two Houses at
quarter before II.
In convention, the oaths of Office were ad-
minisiered to Gov. Wells by the President of
the Senate, and the Secretary of State made
the usual proclamation. The Governor then
delivered his message.
SATURDAY, Jan. 5.
No business of importance in either branch.
MONDAY, Jan. 7.
Nothing of importance transacted in either
branch to-day.
IN CONVENTION.
A committee was appointed to receive, sort
and count the votes for councillors, and hav-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10
Home Manufactures.

We intend to do all work well is done anywhere
and as cheap in proportion to quality.
We are planning Boards Pianks, Deck Jost, Capboards
&c, as well and cheap it done anywhere else-
We also planning MOuldings Of all descriptions,
furnish them by the foot plane them for others. We
also manufacture round Balusters of different Sizes
der, and keep them on hand for sale.
We also prepared for Planning Throatng and Fit
ting ships Knees Turning Stancheons making Plugs and
saving Wedges for Planking Launching and for Treenals
at short notice.
Doors Sashes and Blinds, of common sizes, constantly
hand and for sale Also Planking, Launching and Tree
nail Wedges and Plugs for sale.
With good machinery, good Stock good workmen, and
prompt attention, prepared do custom work, and
think satisfy reasonable public that deserve
share Of their patronage. Call and see.
SCOTT MORSE 4 co.
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LAUNcHED.-From the yard Of Lemont &
Robinson, Saturday, 9Th, ship Mary Russell"
of 744 tons. Owned by the builders, VIM. M.
Reed aud others, and Capt. James B. Perkins,
who will command her.-Tribune.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of license from
~ the Judge of Probate in and for the county OF Sagada
hoe will be exposed for sale the premises Bath
Saturday, the ninth day of February a2 O'Clock
in the afternoon all the real estate of Sarah f. Thomson
late of Bah in the county of Sagdahoc deceased for the
of her just debts and incidental charges OF sale
Said real consists OF lot of land and building there
and is situated the of High and Centre streets
in sand Bath. J. I. HUSTON, Administrator.
Dated at Bath this 9h day Of january, 1856. 3w30
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Bath, Jan. 7, 1856.

ScoTT MORSE & Co. under the necessity of calling
all those indebted to them by account, whose
term Of credit has expired make Immediate payment
enable them to meet their immediate and pressing liabi-
ties. Don't cay "We will pay the interest-they don't
need it." We do need it, and must hare primo
terest do justice creditors and
would do, if creditor told you did not need
your pay, and did not pay you Could you buy your
bread and pay your debts We in the condi-
ton. Therefore, you need pay justice
to yourselves All notes and of than
standing, with others, will be left with
to collect who will call personally unless there
special agreement to the contrary. So about this
look out Tor a STORM ~
Bath Jan. !, 1856 ly30
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EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. 81

srISsos Co.. No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
Tor the UNION SE of packets from Bath Capt.
Snson favoraby known experienced
shiPmaster formerly Of this CITY, All business entrusted
TO WIN De attended to with prompness and despatch.
ARTHUR DONNELI, Agent for BATH
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10
DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
f. ACTOR

I'HE subscribers have established Mandatory for
king DOORS, ASHES, BLINDS &c, and having pro-
cured the netcest and most app oUed Machinery a
great expense with the best ofworkmen solicit their
of the public patronage. We invite all in the
think satisfy them that is for their interest," as
we'll as nnr To mai
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10

Has nothing to do Nth CIRCUITS
selling Clothing.

selling CEothf1g.
Fresh from Boston new lot Of clothing has come,
Where the Law ssys man shall sell more rum,
And you'd better believe my assortment complete
With rigs for your BODY your head to your fecsi
Precipitation may tell you 70 try thin soat,--
That in Summer breezes will gracefully noai.
Af' gents CIRCUITS the man that has them on hand}
me fashions and fabrics are,equally grand
II sun You are quoting the high price of aour,
And all the Provisions you daily devour,
Then Groui is the man, and now at his storer
Heliseil you even cheaper than ever before
Cali in and look at our goods If You viii.
Wen show them as cheeruily as now do ous bill;
Come look for the proofand judge for yourselves,
or Keady-made clothing piled on our shelves
Come! Come! , Come 10 CROUTrSttg
Three doors Nyth Elliot House Block Front Street BAIL
Maine. ii. p. UR0LT.
July Z 1885.