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Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Tu, corros MANUFACTURERS !,

The CorroN MANUFACTURES OF TIE UNr-
TED STArEs.-The report ofthe Secretary Of
the Treasury contains some useful memoranda
in relation To the cotton manufactures Of the
United States. as furnished by the Hon. Phil
lip Allen Mr. Allen estimates the amount of
cotton consumed in the Unied States, during
the year ending August 81, 1855. at 673 54S
bales, Of which so 600 bales were cunsnmeJ in
Virginia and the States south of il. II is esti-
mated that 7O4 ,465, ,76i pounds of yarn were
spun from cotton in England during the year
ending January, 1855, of which 44O, l68, ,43l
we're exported, and The balance retained for
home consumption. The quantity of yarn pro-
produced in the United States is stated at $780,
736, 600 lbs. The average value of pound of
cotton manufactured is % cents. making total
for last years manufacture of $64 ,406 ,060.-
The value of cotton manufactures exported, was
S5,S57 ,lSl. The imports of cotion manufac-
lures retained for consumption were valued at
SIS, 1856 1927. The total supply of cotton
goods for domestic consumption was
$H, l34 ,226. The average weight of cotton
prints is six yards TO the pound. The weight
of foreign prints is about the same. Il thus ap-
pears that the raw cotton necessary TO produce
yard of c2llco, or domestic, costs between one
and half and two cents. Twenty-eight print
works are enumerated, producing over 5000
pieces per week. Sixty-one kinds Of Drugs,
dyes, and other auxiliary materials are used in
great cotton manufacturing establishment. Of
which thirty-two are of American and twenty
nine of foreign production.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Arrival of the Star of the West

The steamer Star of the West arrived at
New York on Thursday morning last, from
San Juan.
On the 10th inst, decree was promulgat-
ed at the City of Grenada, claiming and an
nexing the whole of the Mssqulto territory as
an integral portion of Nicaragua.
The decree OF President Rivas asserts that
the title of Nicaragua to the Mosquito terri
tory is notorious and incontestable, and de-
clares Kinney, Shepherd and Haley, and all
persons claiming under them, TO be guilty of
an attempt against the integrity of Central
America.
Shortly afterwards diplomatic corps, head
ed by Col. Kinney, arrived from San Juan,
and had audience with Gen. Walker.
Col. Kinney was subsequently, ordered 10
leave the State, and departed on the 6lh for
Virgin Bay, en- route for San Juan and New
Orleans
The Ell Ncaraguense says: Col. Kinney
at his interview with Walker, proposed a
peaceable division of Nicaragua into two states
one 10 be called Mosquito. This Walker
declined. Kinney then offered his services to
the new republic. which were also declined,
Walker telling him that his antecedents pre-
cluded his holding any official position under
Nicaragua.
Another interview was shortly had, after
which Kinney was arrested and held pris-
oner of State.
The people of the former country were
highly incensed against Walker, and it was
feared would adopt measures to provoke war.
The rumors of leagne offensive and defen-
sive between Costa Rica, Guatamala, Hondu-
ras and San Salvador, cause considerable un-
easiness 10 Walkers government.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

SERIOUS FIRE.-About I2 o'clock Saturday
night, fire broke out on Middle street. Some
w0rkmen were engaged in the second story OF
Mr.. Darius Whites Brush Mandatory, test.
ing preparation of brimstone and other ingre-
dienis. which caught fire, and became unman-
aceabIe in spite of their most strenuous efforts.
The alarm was given, but the fire spread, burn
ing the following buildings:
Building occupied by Mr.. White, and owned
by the KimbaIl heirs; insured for $1,000.
Building occupied in the lower story BY 0.
H. Perry, restorator. A considerable part OF
his goods were saved.
The building occupied in part by w. b.
Richards, trnnk-maker. and owned by Andrew
Mulnix. Insured for $500. Mr.. RS stock
was principally saved.
The building occupied by Mr.. Scagell, TO-
bacconist, was burned down TO the lower story.
Mr.. Scaeell lost probably some $500 in stock.
Portland Argus.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BosToN-Ar 9th, sch John, Colby, wiscasset.
Cld, Drig montgomery, Mcintyre Mansanilla; Abbot
Lawrence, 'rowell, Savannah
:, NEW ORLEANs-Cld 18th. ships Marcia Greenleaf,
Merriman, Old England dams, and Otseo the Young
Liverpool; 10th, Cras Pennell Melcher, do.
Towed to sea 18th, tambria; 10th africa.
Adv Assyria, for Liverpool North arolina for Tri-
este; Bernard, for Hamburg.
Ar 26th, ship Martha Whitmore, Whtmore, Liver
pool
APALAcHIcoLA-Ar 18th, ship Tropic, Newell, Bos.
ton.
hEY WEsT-Ar 10th, brig Uranus, Lane, Aspinwall.
foRTLAND-Ar 18th, sch Good Hope, Wallace, Phips-
burg for oston.
Gu, sch pendd, Dunham Bath.
Sid, snip Clara Ann, Paften, Havana
SAyANNAH-Cld25 18th, bark Nicholas Curwen Noun
fort. Havre
ORLEANs-2lst bark Lizzie Loud. .M,Cann, Boston.
Towed TO sea 17th snip S1uando
CHARLEsroN-S oath, ship Mattapan. Hayre
Ar 25t brig TOccoa, Stnson, Orleans
NEW YoRK-Ar 2Sth bark Savannah Burk Sayan-
nah
CID 2sth, bark Mary Varney Perkins Norfolk
Sid ship Erie
PRoyIDENoE-Ar 2sth, brig John Dow, Cogges-
hall, Matanzas
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
DISASTERS.

New Orleans, (Ry Telegraph.l Ship Lovina Adams,
Adams, of this port from Key West TO n Orle ms to
Fully insured.
ship Baltic, of Bath, below Phiade phia from Liver
pool while ying to in heavy NV gale 26th ult was
struck by sea which swept away long boat stove bull
warks, and start forward house. Had violent NV
gales during the passage On 18th u crossed the Grand
Bank where she encountered tremendous fields of ice
Brig Lucy Ii Chase, from Wiscasset for Cuba was
thrown ON her beam ends and dismasted 9Th NIT She
rghted full of water On Sth was fallen in with by
brig Thos Trowbridge from New Haven which rescued
the crew, in all The in an exhausted state
having had neither food water for three DAYS
She took them to Barbado s. thence to New Haven,
where she arrived on the 2Sth
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Marriu9rs.

In this city, ID inst, by Rev John o. Fiske Mr. David
N Magoun to Miss Dorcas NJ Haley, both of this city.
In this city, 2Sth ult, by Rev. N. Brooks, Mr. John
Dickson to Miss Martha Powers both OF this city.
In this city, lst nst bv Rev A. Moore, Lewis Palmer
Jr, to Miss Harriet L. Bailey, both of this city.
In this city, 9th ut, by the same Samuel J. Williams
to Miss Ann Golfer, both Of this city.
In lewiston, Mr. Roscoe g. Barrell to Miss Mary B. Lit
tie, both of Danvle
In Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, Jan. 18th, Mr.. William
C. Parke formerly Of Boston, Mass Miss Annie
ance only daughter of the late Hon. Luther
Augusta.
In Augusta, Mr.. John Gowc to Miss Clarsa Damun,
both Of Belgrade
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Drutbs.

In this city, 29th ut Mrs Jane widow of the late Da
vid Shaw, aged SO yrs. q mos.
In this city, 2sth ult, Sarah F. Dunon aged 10 yrs.
In this city, 2Sth ult, Cat arue Morrisey aged 20 yrs
In this city, Sd nst Mrs Lucy Ann wife Of Ebridge G..
Wilson, Esq, aged 43 years.
In this city, ID inst, Mr.. William Starbrd aged IS yrs
mos.
In WooIwich, Sd nst Charles W. Leernan OF Augusta
aged % yrs.
In Phipsburg, 9th ult Lydia Baker aged 90 yrs
At Small Point, PhpsbuTg, 25th ult., Mrs. Wallis, wild
ow Of the late Josiah Wallis aged 95 yrs.
In Gardiner Mr.. George Blood aged 81.
At Calcutta, Nov 18th, VIM. II. Smr of ship Plei des
of this city, aged 10.
In Richmond, Miss Mary p. Curtis, aged 25 yrs.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

The State of Maine and Bath Tribune were
lii,le while since, rampant in their opposition
TO Know Nolbineism. They now embrace
Brother Fillmore, notwithstanding the Presi-
dent of the New York State Council, publicly
AYERS that he assisted in putting the said Broth
er Fillmore through the three degrees Of the
order in Council No. III, Buffalo, and that
Brother Fillmore so affected with the GER
emony. that ''he she'd tedrs!'' What jewel
consistency is Ken Journal
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

EFFECT OF THE WAR UPON BosToN Trade
During the two quarters ending Dec. 81, 1858,
hefure the war, there was imported into this
port direct from Russia, goods To the value Of
S5l3,647. For the corresponding quarters in
1855, after the war commenced, the imports
amounted to only $8S, 400, showing decrease of
$425 ,23S. None Of the goods entered in 1855
were from Russia direct, as her ports were
closed, bat the whole was received through
England and Prussia.-Bos. Chronicle
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

ANOTHER RuMoR CONCERNING THE Pacific.
"A despatch from ST. John, N. B., On Sstur-
day, says
The captain of the bark Bogart. at this
port, from Shields, reports having passed with
IN three miles of large steamer on the Banks,
on the 10Th uIt. She had lost one paddle-box,
and was evidently 10 very disabled condition,
but 1t blowing gale and being thick she was
lost sight Of.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

u The old and true maxim that of preventa-
tvr worth pound ofcure will be fully realized by those
who make Of G. W. Stones Liquid Caihartc and Fam
lily Physc cleanses the blood from all mpuy frees
the stomach from bile. produces healthy of the
liver and perfectly regulates the bowels;
all local pains, prevents and dysenery, darrhaa
cholera morbus, cholera strengthens the who'll SYSTEM
and il perfectly agreeable the aste-por PopuI 2m36
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

GOLDEN HoPE.-TIow the afflicted soul exults in pros
pect of immediate relief it listens the wonderful story
ofthe of &C. W. stones Liquid Cathartic Fam
lily Physic which is indeed heavenly argosy, fraught
with remedial blessings for the sick. We feel that
not do heter service than to recommend every
lily in the land. lm36
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Pews at Auction.

GONE of the eligible pews in the Elm St. Church
y will be offered at public Auction, on MONDAY
MARCH 10th, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
These pews now in the possession of the building
committee, and though let will be sold
best interest of the society.
1w3S Per ORDER COMMITTEE.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

Boston, No. Oliver Street, Nov. %, lS4s.
Dr.. HAYDEN: Dear Sir,-On the 18th of this month
was taken dangerously with pains throughout my
whole body with much fever and great distress in my
head. By advice concluded to give your pills trial
took three, which afforded almost instant relief and
for truly say that without any exception they are
the best medicine have used also recommended
them to sick friend who informs me he has received great
benefit from their and extols them above all Others
1remaln sir, your obedient servant,
lm36 j. b. TRENHOLM
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown, ar 11th, Monterey Baltimore
Havre, ar Eth Charter Oak Char eston
18th Saratoga.
Liverpool, ar 18th, Chattahoochee; Pocahontas.
Al Aspinwa 18th bark j Hathorp Hathorn FIN
Liverpool, with cargo for the Pacific coast
AT Havana 23d, ships Wabash Hutchins. for Venice
Ba Ovid, Montgomery; Ada, smith Tangent. Reed,
wtg; las Dudley, Hopkin disg going in. ship AL
bert Gallatin, Storer from Newport E
Sid 2lst, brig Titana, Appleton, Boston
Ar at Cardenas, 18Th. brig Atavella. arver, Bath
Calcutta, sailed 18th Dec, ship Pleades, wisslow,
London.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
A Medicine for the Peonle.

No good medicine be before-he public any length Of
time, without being countereted. So the case Of
HALLS Cough BAsAM, this medicine has for ITSELF
celebrity Thousands will testify its efficacy
ing diseases of the Throat and Lungs, fair trial will
convince the most Sceptical. 2m34
Sold in Bath by Hildreth Sampson and A. G. Page.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
EASTERN TIMES
So ssssza MARINE JOURNAL. 81
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Feb. 2s.
CLEARED.
Ship Sunshine, (new l467 tons Pierce New York.
SATURDAY, March /.
ARRIVED.
Brig Ava, Bennett Savannah, with Pine lumber to
j d Robinson.
Sch Boundary, Blunt. Jacksonville, with Y Pine to
same
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
House fNr Sale
ISAAC III. DUPEE,
DAGUERREAN & AMBROTYPIST

z. HYDE's building, Front ST., Bath, Me.
HAVING bought the right of sigadahoc County
prepared take these beautiful pictures, which
admired by all who them By this method only
qures third Of the time required for Daguerreotye.
Children can be taken in second. Persons wishing
kenesses of their children have for saying
they not get them All they have to do is to bring
them in TO me- can take them in any weather, and get
them natural and good the stormy weather just good
as bright day. These pictures not reversed
daguerreotype-are more durable, and in any
light and natural than any other picture You
can have pictures copied from others in this any
size.
All are invited to call and examine specimens at my
rooms and for themselves Every attention paid
persons in want of daguerreOypes ambrotypes my
rooms.
On hand good assortment Of Cases Of all kinds Lockels
Pins, Rings &C. sold at the lowest prices and warranted
to be as good the best.
All work entrusted to my will be attended with
promptness and despatch. No work will be allowed
away with any blemish spot on it.
Price reasonable.
Bath, Jan. %, 1856. 33tf
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

SrISsoS Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
Tor the UNION LINE of packets from Bath
Snson is favorably known experienced
shpmaster formerly of this city, All business entrusted
him will be attended promptness despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Sweeten Up.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Hiram James, conveyed to the subseri-
w Der by Mortgage Deed dated August Is 1855 recor-
ded in sagadahoc Registry, vol pages 1866 certain
parcel of land in Bath, and bounded follows to wit
Be1nnnS at the south west Of Rufus H. Grants
land and the north side of Beacon Street. 80 caed
thence running norhery by said Grants sixty feet
stake thence westerly and paraeI with said Beacon st
forty eet thence southery sixty feet to said Beacon ST.
thence eastey by Said Beacon St forty four feet 10 the
first mentioned bounds" Notice is hereby given that the
CO don of this Mortgage having been broken claim to
fOreclose the same. JT GILMAN
bath feD ~, 1896. 3w36
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Notice.

WHEREAS my wife, REBEccA POTTER, has left my bed
w and board without my consent. reasonable ex-
cuse forbid all persons harborng trusting on my
account, as shall pay bills of her contracting
Bowdoin Feb. 20, 1856. 3w3St JESSE POTTER.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Notice Extra.
To the Trade.

THE subscribers having completed Arrangements which
afford them unusual facilities for purchasing STAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS at the LOWEST possible figure
will hereafter be able to conduct Jobbing and Retail
Business upon terms that will INTEREST ALL purchasers
who will favor them with call
Ut. GILMAN co.
Bath, January I, 1856.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnershp hereto
" fore existing between the subscribers is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. MARY Z. FIELD,
Bath, Feb. %. 1856. 3w3S* SUSAN d. MORSE.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Valuable lIonse Lats for Sale.

20 HOUSE LOTS, comrrised in that tract e land
OC known The Sewall ie d, lying between High and
lincoln and nor Of Green street offered for
sale.
AS Of these lots lying north OF contemplated street
90 feet wide which is TO be located through the
extending from Lincoln High street, into which
viii open near the house of Judge Smith, and cunInn-
os with Oak street, 55 feet de by rods deep
the remaining 20 lots lying betwee the above mentioned
new street and Green stFect, 81 lee; vide aud rods
deep, all of which laid out right angles with the
streets and therefore give ample a commodious
dwellnghOuse and all other ssary buildings toEeth
with garden spot sufficiently large
These tn valuable i'naing lots within
the limits oi the city and the whole field mum
ber Of let's down ono, be purchased
terms. Title unduubsed.
Further Information respecting them can he obtainse
on inquring Of ID Z PAYNE, Middle strset, OF Of Rev
S. +. Dixie, High street. 27ri
Bath Dec 20 1858
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Oil! Oil!!

JUST received 20 casks extra beached wnter) polar OIL
u for sale at the lowest Boston price, by
Jan. Z. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS l. co.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Notice.

THE annual meeting of the Sagadahoc Agricultural
Horticultural Society, stands adjourned to the
Common Council Room, in City Hall Building in Bath,
the third Monday of March inst, at O'clock A. NJ
1t to be hoped that there will be full attendance Of
members business of Importance is expected
before the meeting. Per Order
Bath, Feb. 2s, 1856. 3w3s J. H. WHITMAN, Secy.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Ladies',

YOU can have Boots and Shoes, of any kind made at
short notice, by leaving your orders at my sore-or
have the workmen , March 81 L. s. FISHER.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

Rev. Dr. LYMAN BEEcHER, Boston, says, "I have used
the pegetdbe Pulmonary BaLsan myself with benefit in
catarrhal coughs and cods and have it to be used
with good effect in the early stages Of Pulmonary affections
in families around me-" Reed Cutler Co.. Druggists
Proprietors Be careful TO get the genuine as there are
many limitations. Price so cents and 81
Sold in Bath by Apothecaries generally.
The WoRLD's FAIR OF ALL NATIONS. Among the no.
ticeable things exhibition at the Crystal Palace
saw the contribution Of NeW Pills. from laboratory Of
DR j. c. AVER the author of the widely known and val
ued CHERRY PEcToRA As it is against the express
atons of the Palace admit any quack medicines this
fact shows that his remedies not placed in that
category by the authorities. Indeed, have before
known that his Pecoral highly appreciated by scien-
tifc men, and have lately that his Pills are held in
great estimation by those deeply learned in the healing
True Reformer, Mass.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06


Alexander PAMELA Kmball Susan NJ
Alexander Mary King Hannah
Briggs Marlintha Livingston Grace
Babb Deborah Lynch Eliza
Bailey Eliza Lombard Caroline r
Booker Rachel Lemont Amanda
Billings Mrs Z LuZstram Sabina
Bartin Mrs Murphy Margaret
Blaisdell Mary Merritt Cordelia M
Gushing Ellen Moore EllenM
Coombs Frances NJ Meaey Mary
Coombs AIbertine So Mereen Rebecca
Cunningham Harriet g McCobb Amanda
Cation II Mc1ntire Elizabeth c
Corbett Sophia McDonough Mary
Emerson Charlotte McEvay Mary
French Sarah Patterson Maria
Flint Charlotte Percey Mary-S
Grace Sarah Patterson Maria A
Gummon Susan Roach Mary v
Griffin Mar Richardson Mary ]
Golden Sarah Kendall Abbie l.
Gahan July Roach Maria
Hughes Sarah Rogers Josephine
Harrington Eliza Shaw Harriet
Hedge S Sprague Marthaette
Harrington Elizabeth Thompson Cordelia
jackson Amy Tarr Caroline
Sefferds Sarah Wheeler Hannah
Jackson Eeu Wallace Octavia
Kimball Mary G Wingate Mrs oshua
King Harriet White Lucy
II Persons calling for letters will please mention the
advertised. To the postage Of each advertised Lei
ter, one cent tciH be added.
JOSEPH c. SNOW, P. NJ.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

MATRNoNrAL.-A young Merchant 2s years Of age, o
Good Family and Address, also in excellent pecunary
cumstances, would like Wife. Any Amable and ntel
gent Lady with property may address,
2WS7 FRANK A CASWELI Rnstnn Mass
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

SPOKEN.
Jan 81 no lat, &c, was seen ship p. Sage, from
York for LIVERPOOL.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Shawls Cleanse
Tannery for Sale.

THE subscriber being about remove, offers for sale his
Tannery, situated in Phipsbur.. Also the dwelling
house in which he lives together with barn. newly
built and about two acres of land
Terms reasonable.
Apply to OWEN & Co., Bath, or the subscriber the
premises. III. J. SEGEBERG.
Phipsburg, Feb. I3, 1856. 6w35
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Boots, Shoes g. Rubbers.

LARGE assortment, suited the season. just received
II and for sale at the lowest cash prices by
Nov. 2S- L. s. FISHER
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Plaid and Plaid Thibets.
Gentlemen,

A T first cost. Also, large lot of LADIES' DRESS
\ GOODS, by J.T.GILMAN CO.
Jan. %.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
To the Ladies.

THE subscriber would inform the former patrons o
Misses Field Morse, that she has taken the store
recently occupied by them where she will be happy
supply them and the public generally, with
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Of the latest styles, at the lowest prices for cash
All descriptions of Millinery work done order
Bath, Mar. 3, 1856. 3Stf SUSAN d. MORSE.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
Rubber Soles.
Produce.

OO BUSHELS White Beans; 1000 lbs Dried Apples;
IOO 1000 bbs baldwin Apples; 1900 lbs Cheese. For
sale by JOHN ii. MCCLELLAN.
Feb. 5.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06
EUREKA SOAPS,
Manufactured by the
New England Eureka Soap Co., Boston.
Eureka Family Soap,

Warranted to rash in hard, Soft or Salt Wat
er, tcithout boiling the Clothes.
T'IIIS new and valuable article has the appreciation
of all hoasekeepers who have had opportunity Of
testing its quality 1t not only does good execution
cleansing clothing of all descriptions but it fuel
and prevents the steam which produced from the
mode of washing where boiling is required 1t may be
used the most delicate fabric without injury
heahful influence upon the skin in either cold
weather, leaving free from such rritatons fire.
quentlN produced from the chemical combinations
For general cleansing purposes about house, cleaning
paint, carpets, tin ware, &C., superior thing
heretofore discovered Used with Bristol brick, gives
superior polish to cutlery Its cheapness will recommend
it to general use.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

=
Superior to everything befre produced for removing
TAN or FRECKLES, extracting grease, tar, OIL pitch
from SILKS and WooLESs Used with Whiting, it gives
fine polish to silver Britannia ware.
For the Toilet, use it as you would soap, and
the skin will become soft and healthy. To the gen.
era of this SOAP it is only necessary that the public
should become acquainted with its many excelences
The Agents of the Company authorized to refund
moneys all where the Soap fails give satsac
ton, upon the return ofthe Soap.
III None genuine but such may be obtained from the
Company, their duly authorized Agents
Sold by the principal Grocer in the United States and
Canadas.
HARRINGTON L CO., General Agents.
IL Post Office Address, Roxbury, Mass.
Wholesale Agent for Boston,
2m3l GEO. A. SIMMONS, No. 81 Long Wharf
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

Ladies' Caters.
TUSTreceive by the subscriber, large lot Of Ladies
CATERS which will be sold prices which can't he
Bath, Aug. %. 1855. IL wN. MATHEWS.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

DAILIES-Northern Tribune, Portland Advertiser,
Boston Advert Boston ktas, Boston Post, Boston
Journal, Boston Bee, Boston Herald, Boston Mail
WEEKLIES.-Ballou's Pictorial, Flag OF Our Union.
True Flag, American Unon Star Spanged Banner, Yan-
kee Privaeer Yankee Blade, Ladies' Enterprise, Mavsr
y7Magazne N: Y. Ledger, Eastern Times Olive Branch
Rural Inellgencer American Sentinel, Lincoln Democrat
NJ Y Herald N. Y. Tribune N. Y. Times Home journal
Police Gazette Clipper, Boston Pilot, Citizen, Scientific
American, New England Farmer Saturday Evening Post
Weekly Traveller, Weekly Journal Sleeper's Port Folio
and all other popular Newspapers ofthe day.
Eastern times., 1856-03-06

merely for effect; matter what the cry may will sell
you Clothing and Furnishing Goods, lower then they
he bought other Store in the For the proof
Gentlemen, call at my Store and judge for
This Stock of Goods must and shall be soldno what
the sacrifice may he. Now is your time Gents,
RARE BARGAINS. ii. P. CIRCUIT.
Store doors north of the Elliot Block.
Bath, Feb. q, 1855. 81