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DISASTERS.

Ship VIM Hitchcock, of New York, from Savannah
for Havre, before reported bu MT at sea- struck by
lightning during severe lie from Nm w, Dec 10, lat
As ~. Ion q. The shock a smart one Search be-
ing made afterwards, smoke found be Using from
the ship fore and ft,and in few minutes could
enter the CABIN oats and provisions got ready,
and he fire kept down much possible Soon af-
ter ship Gen Pa kill from hareston for Liverpool
came up and laid by the burning ship all night The
W II became hot fin lily, that some cotton on deck,
hanled from the house would take fire, and at noon
goth, all hands went board the G p The last seen
oftae VIM Hitchcock she was a mass of fire. Cant
Conway and crew lost everything but what they stood
in.
Brig Orinoco, johnson, of and from Wiscassc for
Cenfuegos, spoken 11h inst lat 3S co. Ion II To-
with loss of oretoymas and all her sails except topsail
torn Had lost deck Lad, boats and water cask, and
all the captains nautical Instruments had been nearly
full of water but was partly pumped out. Capt Adams
of the Gen Tay Tor at Portland offered lie by until
the weather moderated when he would take the crew
off, but Capt hnson declined the offer, saving that he
should try 10 get INTO No 70 k. The was again spok
en- 18th inst, Sandy Hook NJ w 100 miles, and would
put into New York if possible, for repairs
Sch State of Maine (where FROM or bound or belong
sch Mars which arrived at Helifax 10th. The Captain
of the Mars reports the State of Maine
and after lying by her for several hours succeeded in
saving the Cavt. One man lost in attempting ia
get on board the Mars. Three men lef. the
wreck it being impossible Fl ON the state of the wealth
r TO save them, after remaining by her three days
Brig Rivulet (of Hallowe) Norris, ON I'hiadel-
phia for A.pnwal with coal was totally lost the
end of Cuba Capt ar at Sagua 9th. She an
vessel of 2s9 tons, built at Haowcl in 1851 There
is $4,000 insurance on her in Boston and $500 on
freight money in New York.
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SAGADAHoc AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The
annual meeting of this society, was held al
the Common Council room in this city, on
Wednesday the 10Th inst We learn from
the report in the Tribune, that the Treasurer
report showed the balance of cash on hand
after paying all the premiums awarded at The
late Fair. to be 1922 49, Charles J. Gilman,
Esq, of Brunswick, was chosen a delegate g
represent the society at the meetings of the
State Agricultural Society now holden at Au-
gHsta.
Officers elect for the year Francis T.
burlington of Topsham, President; Nelson
Ham, of West Rath, Rufus Sylvester, of Bow
doin. and John H. Thompson, of Topsham,
Vice Presidents Samuel F. Dixie. Core
spending Secretary; James H. Whitman.
Rec. Sec. Elisha Clark, Treasurer
Samuel F. Dixie, of Bath, Geo A. Rogers,
of Topsham, Robert Given, of Brunswick,
Benz. NJ. Brown, of West Bath, and Josiah
Morrow, of Bowdoinham, Trustees.
The next meeting of the Society is 10 be
held in the same place, the third Wednesday
in March.-Sentincl
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

New ORLE .Ns-Adv ship Ophir, for New York part
cargo engaged.
lowed to sea 18th Oroondates Houghton
MoBILE-In port l4th, ip Herald, for Havre; Nile,
for Boston.
SAvASNAH-Cld 18th, ship Chaos, Dunton, Liver
pool
GEORGETOWN Car 14th, Glcnroy, Henderson,
from Jamaica for New York in distress
CHsRLEsToN-Sld 18th, ship Gen Terry, Seavy, Ge-
noa
NEW YoRK-Cld, ship Adela Metcalf, Scott Lon
don.
Sid oath bark Alabama Also ship Rhine land an
chored in North Riyer.)
NEwBURYPoRT-Ar 24ih, brig Carribee, Cushing
Savannah.
PoRrLAND-Ar 10Th, schs Good Hope, Fletcher
1no Jesyett, Westport ii ope Susan, -, do; Goth
Ranger, Purington Bath.
NEN ORE.Ns-Adv ship Masonic, for Bremen; al
14th. by tel, ship al ender Dickman, Liverpool.
MoBILE-rld 18th, bark courier Sherwood. New
HOLMES HoLE-Ar oath, brig Florinda (of Waldo
borol Morton Mobile.
New ORLEANs-Ar 17th ships Tyler, London; Assv-
ria. Wade, Liverpool; 18th Helen r Cooper, Colburn
Newport E; cid 18th, bark Ira sit Street. Boston
below coming 23d inst ship Caspian Trufant hence
'sToN-Arr 25th, brig Georgia [ of Damariscotta
Farnham. Savannah; cid, ship Sarah Hyde New
Orleans; Indian Queen, Brown, Norfolk. to load fol
SAINT Cruez; ar 9th schs Florida, viii Jams and La
MARITIME FaTnsworth, Path.
MoBILE-Ar 18th, ships Rhine, Jefferson, Apalacha
cola; Chas ID Merwin Merwin, Bath; cid 18th shiI
American Union, Otis Liverpool.
CHsRLEsroS-Sld I'D ship Charter Oak Havre
adv, ships Mattapan, for Liverpool; Fanny Fern. fol
do.
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Deatbs.

In this city, 2sth inst, Hon. Ebenezer Clap aged II yrs
In this city, 9th inst, Frank o. of VIM H. Smith
aged years and months.
In this city, 18th nst Mrs. PAMELA, wife of Y DAILY
aged so years.
In this city, 26th nst Mrs. Hannah Webster, aged II
years.
In this city, 18Th inst, Charles A. Dunkason, aged
months Is Us.
In lewiston Catharne G. wife Of Deacon Stephen Davis
aged IL yrs. months.
In Bowdoin, Jan. 2lst, Mercy Small wife of Levi Small
aged SO years.
AT Sea Dec 2lst, board schooner W. S. Brown Capt
John Fuller of brunswick, aged Is years.
In Harpswel, 10Th lnst Mrs. Fanny Slower aged 6s
years 10 months.
In Brunswick sd inst, Mrs. Francis Jones, aged 81
years.
and months.
In New York, 18th inst, Mr. James o. L. Foster. Of
Rockand. His remains will be taken home for
In Bristol 18th ult Sarah wife of Green Burns aged 81
years.
In Gardiner Samuel Andrews aged is wears.
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The case of w. G. Kendall, late postmaster
at New Orleans, was settled at tine post Office
department, by the payment OF $3.50, which
was the balance found against him. The de-
pariment claimed S27, 900, and the assertion
of the claim was used in New Orleans greatly
to the prejudice of Mr.. Kendall during the re-
cent trial there.
Senator Bigler has effsctually cleared up all
doubts of his position on the presidential ques-
ton. He declares himself an advocate of the
claims of Mr.. Buchanan
Hon. Elisha Whitllesey has decided that
Mr.. Forney is not by law clerk of the house,
and that he cannot draw money from the treas
ury for any other purpose than is essential to
the conducting of the business of the house
pending organization Washington Letter
N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
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Later from Europe.

The Baltic arrived at New York, on Thurs
day, from Liverpool Jan. 18th.
The news is briefly summed up. Expecta-
ton is on tiptoe TO learn the issue of the peace
propositions made to Russia. Rumors of all
sorts are flying about, but the truth is, nothing
can be known for some time to come, the term
for Russia decision having been extended to
Jan. 18th.
Nevertheless, correspondents from Berlin
and Vienna report advces already in those
capitals intimating that the Gar will make no
further concessions.
On the other hand it is certain that formal
conference are in session at St. Petersburg,
discussing peace proposals, attended by Nessel-
rode, EsterhaZy, Leebach and Sommer.
The general impression is that Russia will
neither accept nor reject them, but will send
Count Stackelburg to Vienna with counter
proposals.
The latest rumors speak more favorably Of
peace prospects.
Denmark announces her continued neutrali.
ty, and that she has made no connection with
the Swedish alliance.
Nothing from the Crimea. Omar Pasha re-
mains at Redoubt Kali, shut up by The winter
and the Russians
The Emperor Napoleon again threatens tc
go personally to war.
Advices from Monte Video Of Nov. 25th
announce a revolution. The city, for foul
days, was the scene of bloody conict-lOC
killed and large number wounded Order
was restored on the 29th, when Munos and his
revolutionary party embarked for Buenos
Ayres in steamer, in conformity with the
demands of diplomatic agents resident in Mon
teYideos. Foreigners maintained strict neu
'trality.
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How MEMBERS RAISE THE WIND TO LIVE.
Ever since the first Monday of December last
The Sergeani-at-A Arms has been cashng, on his
own account, their receipts for mileage and
per diem due 10 such of them as require money.
The funds TO do that must have come from
some bank or banks, or individual bankers, in
this city, as it's 10 be presumed that the Ser.
geant Eat Arms had not the means Of making
such heavy advancements of his own private
funds. AS vet no member has fell
in his immed ate affairs embarrassment from
their disorganized condition They alone
have failed 10 suffer from the present state o
things. Oar remedy is 10 have them take
their legitimate share, each one of them, o
the vexation of long continued dsorganization
- Washington Star.
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Muttiu9ts.

In this city, 2Sth nst by Rev. j. o. Fske. Mr.. Luther
Oliver Of odgetown to Miss Lucinda Jewell of Phpsburg
In this city 29h inst by the same, Mr. John G. Rogers
to Miss Catharine S. Edgecomb, both Of this city.
In this city, 26th iust by Rev. Dir. Shedon Nj. Bena-
min F. Brown to Miss Lizzie Downing both of this CITY,
In this CITY 18th inst, by Rev A. Moore Mr Francis
Keely to Miss Nancy NJ. nonnell.
Ia Hallowell, Benjamin Hill TO Miss Mary A. Doyle, both
of Manchester.
Ia Rockland, Capt. Alpheus II. Foot of Phipsburg
Miss Nancy 4. Hosmer, of Camden.
In Gardiner l. Goodspeed, NJ. D., of Milwaukee Wis
to MISS Lizzie p. Woodcock Eb Iinckley Of Hal
lowell, to Miss Martha W. Emerson of Haverill, Mass.
In Auburn, Mr. Moses f. Yerrill to Eliza Ann Cannon
both of Buckield.
both of Lewiston.
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same gentleman reported bill to increase the
pay of witnesses. 1t gives witnesses cents
mile travel
SATURDAY., Jan. 10.
Sendte.-Papers from the House disposed o.
of in concurrence.
Mr.. Swasey, from the committee on Bills
in second reading, reported without amend
ment ian act to repeal an act in relation to the
formation of military companies, passed March
Is, 1855.
The bill was then passed to be engrossed.
Read and assigned-An act to authorize
the erection OF city scales in Bath.
House.-Bil to provide for the printing OF
the annual reports of School Committees and
supervisors was read third time and laid on
the table.
Finally pdssed-Resolve for the payment of
the members of the Executive Committee of
the Maine State Agricultural Society.
Passed 10 be engrossed- authorizing city
scales 10 Bath additional 10 act incorporat-
ing the Portland Savings Bank.
Bills to increase the capital stock Of the Bath
Bank, also Of the City Bank, Bath, were read
third time, and Wednesday next assigned
for their further consideration.
Petition OF Oliver Wheeler and others, to
be set off from South Thomaston, was pre-
scented and referred.
Bill from the Senate, to repeal the act of
1855 regulating the formation of military COM
panies, was passed to be engrossed.
MONDAY, Jan. 2S.
Senate.-Papers from The House disposed Of
in concurrence.
The Secretary Of the Sena'e being absent,
Nathaniel G.. Reed, ON motion Of Mr.. Butler,
was chosen Secretary pro tenn.
On motion, Edward I. lngraham was cho-
sen Assistant Secretary pro TEN.
On motion, Ordered, Tina, the committee on
the Judiciary be directed to inquire into the ex
pediency Of so amending the law as that Couu-
~ Commissioners shall be compensated by sal
aries instead of The method now provided.
Finally pdssed.-Resolves in favor Of the
Executive committee of the State Agricultural
Society.
House-Papers from Senate disposed Of in
concurrence.
Petitions referred-J. Wiueate Carr and
ais. for establishment of Board of Agricul-
ture; Lewiston Falls Village Corporation for
division; Nathan Eden in relation to judicial
proceedings in certain cases City Of Portland
for law authorizing thai city in lis corporate
capacity 10 carry into effect the report Of COM
missioners relative 10 Portland inner harbor.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid from Liverpool 7th, Martha Whitmore Whit
more New Orleans; ent for ldg 7th, Cleaner, Lunt
Calcutta
Ar at Deas It'll, Sarah Bood, Percy London for Ha-
vana, and proceeded.
Liverpool, Jan The Cleaner. ar from London
in contact yesterd ~ morning. off the Ormshead with
the st L wrence Fl ON New Orleans. The st T.. lost
jbboOm, &c.
: Galway, Jan s The John Fyfe from Ca lao in
rounding Mutton Island last night took the ground but
oated off with the tide without APPARENT damaged and
anchored in the Roadstead
CID from Liverpool 10th, Louisa Hatch Macloon, N.
Orleans
Sid 18th Louisa Hatch, Mac DON New Orleans
In the river outward bound, Gondar, Mic aels for
Charleston.
Adv. Arabia, Stone and Elvlra Owen, Alexander
for Boston; w V Kent, Wilcox, Philadelphia; Ann
E Hooper, Rains, Ba timore; Georgia, Macloon, Sa-
vannah; Wateree, Hammer, Charleston.
Ent for ldg 10th, Hora TO- Given San Francisco.
Adv at HayTe, 9TH Hannah c. ooker, for n Orleans.
AT Reve, 11th inst. ship volga Holm disg
At GottenbeTg 1st, ship Dublin. Evalds for Boston:
Sid FIN Buenos Ayres Nov %, banks Weybosset, Stin
son, Boston; Dec 2, Lion, Tot, do.
Ar at Valencia 31th ult Tropic, Smith, Callao.
Havana-sld 18th, brig James Wakefirld, Sagua LIE.
grand
Ar at Kamiesch 9th ult, ship Andalusia, Fulton,
Co stantinople.
At Genoa 9Th inst ship Manchester, Clark, for Ira
PAM to DAD for New Orleans
Ara Antwerp Sth inst, ship Richard Morse, Dins-
more New orleans
Sid from Stockholm 9Th inst ship Robt Patten, KEEL
ley, Revel
AT Montevideo 4th ult ship Artistic, Jewett, disg
for Calcutta. The received but slight damage from
getting on the English shoal
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LEAF YEAR SLEIoHRIDE.-The Manchester
Mirror says that company of twen;y-one la
dies, each with an invited beau, left that city
cord, where they had a magnificent supper,
which was followed by toasts aud sentiments,
Miss L. II. Gregg acting as toa,t-mistress. In
consequence of the bad condition of the roads,
the party remained in Concord over night and
returned in the cars on Saturday morning,
having had fine time. The ladies played the
gallant to perfection, paying all the bills, hiring
coaches and waiting upon the gents" to their
homes
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Notice Extra.

THE subscriber would call the attention Of the public
his large and well selected Stock Of
FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.,
which he has just received and win sell the
est for CASH
Purchasers viii find 1t for their advantage call and
anime his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
JOHN III. MCCLELLAN, Head of McLslan's Wharf.
n B.--SIiTP AND VESSEL STORES PIT up good
order and at short notice.
Jan. 60. 81
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New ORLEANS, Jan. IS. Steamer DAME
Webster arrived to-day from San Juan, with
California dates to the 9Th inst.
She reports that the Star Of The West sailed
from San Juan for New York with $500. 900 ir
treasure.
A severe shock of an earthquake was expe
rienced at San Francisco on the I'd inst.
The mining news is encouraging. Rich dig
gings had been discovered on the American
River.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Chase. the American consul al
Lahains, is dead.
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AMBRoTYPEs.-The attention Of our readers
in another column. These beautiful pictures
are got up by him in a style probably not sur
passed, as may be seen by visiting his rooms.
He is thoroughly skilled in the daguerrean art,
and can give you daguerreotype Likeness true
to nature.
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OBITUARY. Dyed in this village, young
Mr.. IS whiskers and moustache. They
had been an ornament 10 the circle in which
they moved; but, alas their roseate hue hath
departed, and instead they present an appear
ance of unearthly blackness which color is
gradually changing to a purple mingled with
lovely lilac.
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ERAILsoAp- AccIDEST.-The Eve O'Clock
freight train from Boston, on the Eastern Rail-
road. on Tuesday Evening, met with q serious
accident, causing much damage. They had
upon platform car large chain cable, for a
ship in this city, one end Of which fell off.
when they We're between Hamilton and Ips-
wich, which broke the wheels Of the car, fol-
lowing, and threw some half dozen cars dawn
embankment. smashing them To pieces =
Ne,cbwyport Herald.
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ScoTr MORSE & Co. under the necessity of calling
all those indebted to them by note account whose
term Of credit has EXPIRED make immediate payment
enable them to meet their immediate and pressing ab
ties Don't cay ave will pay the nterest-they don't
need it,. We do need it, and must haUe principal and in
terest to do justice creditors and ourselves What
would do, if creditor told did not need
your pay, and did not pay you Could you buy your
bread and pay your debts We in the condi-
tpn. Therefore, need to do Justice and
yourselves All notes and Of than three
years standing, with others, will be left with some
collect who will not call personally, unless there
special agreement the contrary So about this time
look out tor a STORM 20
Bath Jan. Z, 1856 1y30
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How small is the diameter of the human
throat, and short IFS measure! Yet it will
give the same note with the pipe of an organ
eight feet in length, and the valve which COW
ers it, and plays with electric swiftness, (imi-
tated by the reed of the organ) is, as all know
very little thing, yet with the contractions
and expansions of the throat, it will utter a
scale Of seventeen degrees
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tn, too...ns a.rA testimonial in favor Of Dr.: Havaens

The ooping Arh Testimonial in fauor of DR.. Hayden
Pills, IS from YIN. H. Eddy, Esq, Of Cambridge.
Dear Sr,-Aow me to congratulate you the splendid
success which your Pills have met with, BY the public
which daily hear spoken on the highest terms Of praise
for their superior merits over all other pills can freely
add my testimony their behalf having used them myself
and in my family, with decided benefit. II this humble
tribute to their Virtues Of any service you at
liberty to use the same in any manner you may think
proper. am, dear sir yours, with much esteem,
WILLIAM ii. EDDY,
To DR.. VIM. R. Hayden 1m32
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Prices Greatly Reduced.
THE Subscribers will close off their Winter Stock
Il of WOOL BLANKETS, WOODEN HO-
SIERY. WOOL SHAwLS, OvERCOATS and
HEAVY CLOTHS at prices which cannot fail to suit
Jan. %. j. T. GILMAN &C0.
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Another American vessel has been caught
on-paper-carrying ammunition to Russia
A letter from Berlin. Jan. s, has the following
concerning craft not known on this side Of
the water:
1.-The American clipper Wolga. which ha:
been SO long lying in the Straits biding her
time, at last, in the full persuasion of meeting
no British cruiser in the Bay of Finland, put
to sea on Christmas eve. 1t seems certain that
this vessel had valuable cargo. chiefly of arms,
on board, and had been waiting so long in those
waters for an opportunity of bringing them in
safety to the Russian coast. The vessel was
built in Boston, and is navigated by Dane
named Holm, perfectly intimate with the Dam
ish waters and the Russian coast. She has
been seen since off Bornholm, sailing, with ev-
cry stitch of canvas strained, towards the Bay
of Finland
A Russian merchantmen, alsa, With the
Russian flag flying, left Elsinore on the goth
December homeward bound, after lying there
perdu for about two years.
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EASTERN TIMES
So So MARINE JOURNAL. IS

sTISsoS Co., No, 5 Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Stnson is avoraby known experienced merchant and
shipmaster formerly of this city All business
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR DONNELL, Agent for Bath
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UNITARIANs, SwEDENBoRGIANs AND QUAK-
ERs.-The British census of 1851, shows that
the Unitarians have 5O.O6l attendants at their
churches; the Swedenborgians lO,352; the
Quakers 22,47s. The whole number of per-
sons attending Protestant churches Of all sects
in England is 10, 49,, a7s. or 6o7 of the popu-
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" Reader, are you afflicted with any kind Of humors
suffering from the effects Of indigestion, fauency cos
veness troubled with bilious stomach, affection Of the v
er, the piles so consult your physician and he will
undoubtedly you procure bottle OF g. w. stones
Vegetable Liquid Cathartc as IL has been proved rea-
bic remedy in all the above complaints. I'm
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Valuable House lets for Sale.

30 HOUSE LOTS, comarised in that tract II land
OO known he Sewall e d. lying between fligh and
Lincoln and nor nf Green street, Offered for
sale.
As of these lots lying north Of contemplated street
90 feet wde which is 60 be located through the centre
extending from Lincoln street 10 High street. into whfcH
II will open req the house of Judge Suth, and contnn
Gus with Oak street, SIS feet wide by rods deep and
the remaining 20 lots lying bewee the above mentioned
new street and Green street, s. feet vide, aud rods
deep. all of which laid right angles with the
streets aud therefore give ample commodious
dweing-house and all other -ssary buildings ogeth
er with garden spot sufficiently large
These IN must valuable building lots wit la
the limits OF the city and the whole field any nnm
her of lots don be purchased reasonable
terms. Title uudouhled.
Further information RESPECTING them be obtained
on inquirng Of d PAYNE, Middle street. o. Of Rev.
5. F. Dixie, High street. 27u
Rath Dec 30 ls53
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SWeeten UP.

LIST received by JOHN II. MCCLELLAN, and f,r sale
~ lot of Muscovado Moasses in Ilhls and Tierces;
10 Bbls choice New Orleans Syrups,
10 ~" +" Molasses;
10 New York Syrup;
Havana Brown, Porto Rico, Muscovados Coffee Crushed
and Crushed Sugars.
Jan. 20. AZ
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NEW FALL GGODS!

NOW opening at the GRANITE STORE, large stock Of
Nv FAN Dry Goods consisting Of ain Striped and Plain
Dress Silks largest and best stock Of Black Silks ever
opened this city All Wool, Figured and Plain DeLaIntf
Cashmere ShawIs Bay State shawls Fhii'ets Lnnsses
nels iks White Linen Linen Darnask Bleached
Sheetings good assortment Of Embroideries Also
Broad Co.hs Cassimeres Satinetis, Doeskins, &C. Tbs
purchasers Dry Goods invited to call and examine
for yourselves. OWEN CO.
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To DR.. VIM. R. Hayden

'sTHE SHALL Rsr"-An inspired saying, full
filled in c. W. stones Cough, Consumption and Bronchitis
Elixir the best known remedy for coughs, colds, soar
throas, &c. Whatever has been done be done again.
the afflicted need not sink in spirit, but try at once
this simple remedy has wrought prodgies of wonder
1m32
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PORT OF BATH.

TUESDAY, Jan I'd.
Cleared.
Jan IS brig Aonian, Yaty, Havana.
2lst, sch Georgia, Drinwater, Havan.
SUNDAY, Jan. q.
ARRIVED.
Sch Messenger, Dunham Boston.
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The gentleman who kissed lady's snowy
brow caught severe cold, and has been laid
up ever since.
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Corn and Flour.

DER SCHOONER PERU from New York. $500 bushels
(meang) Corn; 1868 bbls sdarden CITY" mills 100 do
Buckeye State" do 100 do Magnolia dos 100 Shawmut doI
(st. Lous3 80 do Akron City d. (0hoi24 do /. Putnam
do Genesse Double Extra Eor sale by
Oct. S. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS ( co.
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Potatoes, Beets and Turnips.
Administrators Sale.

R0 BUSHELS Seeding potatoes, IS bushels nice bloot
w beets, 100 bushels rutabaga turnips, for sale by
Jam s. JOHN Ii. MCCLELLAN.