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Auction and Commission Store.

THE undersigned, having taken the Store formerly
L cupied by s. c. Sawyer, wIkinson's Block,
Broad Street, Bath, Me-,
is prepared receive consgnments of Household Furn
ture Dry Goods Wardware Books Merchandise Of all
kinds and descriptions, to be sold auction private
sale. Liberal cash advances made if required.
AL business entrusted will prompt atten-
ton. Off A. W. BECKWITH. Auctioneer.
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Mother, I'm afraid fever would go hard
with me- Why 50, my son = Cause you
see, mother, I'm so small that there wouldn't
be room enough for it TO turn -Isa e q
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THE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL.

Mornng or Evening edition, may he desired1 is
to subscribers by mail In any part Of the United States
for Six DOLLARS year. By means Of FAST PREss
able to keep the forms for the DAILY JOURNAL open
later than other daily paper and thus
not unfrequently to publish important from
to TwESTYFoUR HOURS The average cricula-
ton OF the DAILY JOURNAL than double that any
subscription or two cent paper published in Boston.
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FOR THE HAIR.

YON'S Kathairon, Cherbonrgh's Tric0pherous, JueR
IL Hauels Eau Lus rate Fosters Mountain Compound,
Spaulding's Rosemary and Castor Oil, Van Deusan'S
Wahphene Bears Oil, English Pomades, Hal Dyes, &c
for sale at May $50 MATHEWS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-02-07

What young ladies were present at the bat
tie Of Salamiss The Miss Tocles (Themis-
tccles.) sase-.a5 Fl
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PERFUMERY.

r UBlN'S aud SWANS Extracts, Gloss, Farina, Pine
LApple and Wicker Cologne, ETHEREAL Spirits OF Pat
chouy and Jasmine, Sweet Bags, Puneents, &c. for
sale at May % MATHEWS
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New Millinery!
Mrs. ROUSE, Centre St.,

LAS just received elegant assortment Of Ribbons,
Flowers, Embr deries, &C., Fall Styles Ladies' Hats
very charming The best mliners only employed, and
all work entrusted, superintendent by herself. Straws
beached to look well new at the lowest price, being
all done at straw mandatory good assortment OF
Dress and Cloak trimmings and buttons.
Mrs Rouse grateful for the very large share of pat
with which she has been favored the last years.
will still attempt to merit it, by sparng pans to please
her customers.
N. B. good assortment Of Mourning constantly on
hand.
Bath, Oct. 10.
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Paris Shawls.
New Goods.

ONE box imitation c. u. Paris shawls. opening at
" the Granite Store. Please call and examine.
Oct. 2. OWEN 4 CO.
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List of New Books for sale ut
.CLARKE'S.

f.. CLARKE'S.
DIARY and Correspondence of Amos Lawrence,
~ Progress Of Religious Ideas, 3 vols.,' .'I .-I
Cummings Is urgent questions,
Memoir Rev. Sidney smith, 2 vols, MMy.N
Time and End
Travel and Life, E."".. tHH.U.H
Amy Lee,
Our First Families, l.". I.-
Rose Clark, (by Fanny FernO
Discarded Daughter,
Rag Picker.
Good Time Coming, .... ...
Domestic Cooking and Family Receipt Book,
The Age of Fable,
Awful Disclosures
Crotc and Quavers, ..
History of the buccaneers OF America,
Dona Blance, of Navarro, fN-.r
Hayward's Book of An Religions,
The Three Bridges,
Life Among the Flowers,
Fables Of La Fontaine, r t..
Locke Amsden,
The Green Mountain Boys, L 0
Mortimer's College Life,
Stories of Genius, .|.. .IIL..
Caste, by Sidney A. Smith. Esq. tr
Dec 10. lI.a .t.a
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Ladies, Caters.

lust received By the subscriber large lot Of Ladies
Is Bath, Aug. %. 1885. IL WM. MATHEWS.
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Advice to all who Dye.

To dye madden red, get mad with one
party, and then turn know nothing in hope of
getting an Office. When the disappointment
comes the redress of the original anger will be
but faint blush compared Herewith.
To dye fine scarlet red, cheat your cred
itors by four or five times failing, or a thou
sand of credufous stockho lders by running
corporation, and by holding the acts up before
The fire OF conscience scarlet dye is the result
that never willfade.
To dye permanent blue, begin at seven
teen 10 think you cannot get along without
your beer; continue as begun, Strengthening
your rotations as you go on. BY fifty the
blue will be permanently fixed, and the dye
will be cast
To dye a green, invest money in fancy
stocks, give freely to organ grinders, believe
all you hear, including the story of the suffer-
ers by Vessuvius, take patent medicines, and
go largely into gift enterprises, and your pros
pect is good ofdying most decided green
Post.
We MAY Eat PoRK WITHOUT FEAR OF THE
TAPE WoRM.-To the Editor of the New
York Daily Times Il this moment perceive
statement copied into your paper, that the
tape worm grows from a germ contained in
swine's flesh-that a Jew was never known TO
have tape worm, and other facts tending to
prove the theory. Now, lest some hypochou-
driac should be tempted 10 turn Jew from this
statement. and forswear pork, lest tape
worm be added TO his other ailments, it would
be well TO apprise your readers that this worm,
or rather these worms, for there are several spe-
cies of them, is of rare occurrence in this coun-
try, notwithstanding we are snch universal pork
eaters. For FIVE years, 1 have been gathering
every curiosity within the sphere of my ac-
quaintance, and have met with tape worm
in but one instance, and that occurred many
years since in this town, In a sheep. Wheth-
er this sheep had been eating pork I cannot
say, but am pretty sure the old adage is true.
that sheep won I eat muttou.' The worm
alluded to is preserved in the Museum of the
Albany Medical College.
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.'GET THE BEST"
WEBSTER
Q u A RIO lotion AIRY.
WHAT more essential to every family, counting Room
w student, and indeed every who would know the
right Of languagethe meaning, photography pro-
nunciation Of words, than good English DICTIONARY
Of daily necessity and permanent value.
Webstcr'S Unabridged
now the recognized Standard Constantly cited and re-
lied in Courts Of Justice in legislative bodies
and public discussions, entirely conclusive" says
Hon. JoHN c. SPENCER.
Can make better iuuestments
Published by G. & C. MERRIAM, Springfield, Mass
sold by all Booksellers in Bath and elsewhere.
Also-XVcSsfer's School Dictionaries.
nn 3w32+
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Corn and Flour.
OEOn BUSH. Southern Yellow Corn;
COOO 200 bbls. Howard Street Flour;
. SO Extra I"
SO. Family "
100 half bbls.
For sale by MCCLELLAN, DENNIS CO.
Dec. "a.
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Apples.

On BIS Baldwin, Nonsuch Bellfower and Winter sweet
~ Apples, for sale By N. =. GANNETT.
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is printed the 4th and 17h Of each month, for mailing
by the steamers of the 9Th aud 20h 1t is made up with
the greatest for the information New England
in California. Over TWELVE THOUSAND COPIES month are
now sent there which is much larger circulation than
any other paper printed in the Atlantic States has 1t is
mailed at this Office for CENTS a copy person send
ing dollar have each of sixteen numbers
to any one they may desire.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-02-07
THE SEMI. WEEKLY JOURNAL,
BOSTON JOURNAL FOR CALIFORNIA

containing all the reading matter Of the Day-s publish
ed TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, DOLLARS year.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-02-07

CASHMERE Long and Square Shawls, very fine,
" just received, and for sale at reduced prices.
Dec. 3 OWEN CO.
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Removal.
Winter is Coming.

Nd the ladies' should Immediately supply themselves
n with comfortable FURS, large assortment Of which
will be found at Nov. Is. l.. 5. FISHERS.
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REMOVAL
Starch.

HENRY RAYNoLDS cos, ''extra premium Pearl
Ill Starch excellent article. Also, Satin Laundry
Starch for sale by NJ f. GANNETT.
Oct. s, 1855. II
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COAL.
SOAPS.

OW'S Brown and White Windsor, Byron's Brown
IL Windsor, Honey, Spring and Summer Mosaic, Chnese
Floating French MOustre and Fancy Soaps, Cleophane
and Yankee Soaps, for sale at t la.l. atE
May $50 MATHEWS.
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WINES AND SPIRITS,
For Medicinal Purposes.

TAMESMITCHELLh has endulya ppointc ID VI h E
Mayor and Aldermen Agent for the city 10 sell
Wines, &c .formedicinaltm nechani "a pur son
yagreeably tothe Aci for he supprcssionof drink.
ing housesand pping shops, and Is repar o
furnishi ne trIclefor the above representatives
oil Centre Street.
Bath .Aug19IS52. l0tf
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New Dress Silks.
lust received the Granite Store good assortment
y plaid striped and plain Silks also black. figured and
Pain silks in endless variety. OWEN & CO.
Oct. q . f.t
pALMER'S VINEGAR, for sale by
Sept. 4. NJ. +. GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-02-07

THE necessity of snch medicine has long beeu fet
both by the he IDS OF families and physicians. It's
advantages catharIics given in the form OF Pills
Powders must be obvious TO every intelligent person
II operates imm diaely and efectuaHy upon the
system, and at the time is infinitely less difficult
to administer being quite agreeable TO the taste IL not
only produce all the effects where physic is required,
but completely habtua Costyeness leaving the
bowels perfectly free. II expels all humOrs from the
blood, a certain for he Piles, Regulates the
ton of he Liv frees the stomach from Bile, invigoT
the whole Nervous >ysten and removes the cause
Of all local pains, such as
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Tic Doloreur, Gouf,
Pain in The Head, Side, Stomach, &c.
Il may also be relied upon in all diseases OF The Bow
els-DYSENTEhY, DlARHGA, AND CHOLERA
MORBUS, yield al once to its magical influence
Again repeat, TRY 1T lit needs no other recon-
mendation. No fam Iy will BE- without IL after they
tried other remedies, without despair
relief is hand Are you suffering from Scroiula-
bottles Of my Liquid Cathartic will you. Would
you be relieved from habitua Cosvehess three bottles
will eff c, all thai you desire II you atHict with
Rheumatic Neur gic or other local palms. two bottles
will free you from them All humors will be eradicaied
Short fy require physic for any purpose this is the
reliable and greeable to the TASTE thai has ever
been placed thin the reach of the public.
PRICE 81, 90.
Principal Depot No. Sc Central Street, Lowell Mass
u Sold by Druggists generally.
AGENTs.-Bath, N. T. Ellsworth & Son., Wholesale
and Retail; Wiscasset, Edmund Dana; Woolwioh, 5.
Dodge; Halowell, Wales & Souther. oly4
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LARGE assortment OF and beautiful patterns Of
n House Paper Common medium. satin and gold COM
velvet gold borders. More opening, and for
by (4O SAWYER & MAGOUN. =
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Spanish Olives.

DICKLEsh by the jar or gallon, sardines, Ke,chups,
Extracts Peach, Lemon and Vanilla Olive OIL Jelly
ard Flour, Isinglsss Irish Moss &c. &c. for sale by
$50 JOHN H. MCCLELLAN.
pUCKwHEAT, Wheat Greats, and Honmouy,for sale By
ID Jan. I, 1856. M.F. GANNETT.
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CoHees.
removal,
Skates! Skates

A LARGE and good assortment OF Fancy and Common
u Skates for sale by II. NJ. B0YEY,
Nov. 20. Front Street, Bath.
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Winter Clothing.
Steam!

NEW stock Of ready made Clothing, just received and
a for sale low for cash, by Nov %. L. s. FISHER.
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u AGENTS and Nepsmen supplied pith either Edition
81 The 1OURNAL, on the most liberal terms.
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nor Sale two Twelve Horse Horizontal Steam Engines,
i in good repair. Terms easy. ELMES TEBBETS,
Aug. %. 10 Commercial =. Iron Works, Bath, Me.
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New Invention

IT" NEW EmVenIIOn.
HUNTS Patent Papier Mache Dickeys Just received at
Ii CIRCUITS. Price only Call and look at them
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Encouraged by the very liberal heretofore be-
slowed upon the JOURNAL and in accordance with the spr
OF the present age the proprietor has 70 reduce
ing rates.
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The Power of Imagination.

The mysterious influence exercised by
the mind over the body, Is well illustrated
in the fosoning case, contained in DIR.
Warren's excellent treatise on the Pre-
servation of Health" :" ~Sometime since
female presented herself to me, with a
tumor, or swelling Of the subnaxilhry
gland Of the neck. Il was aboui the size
Of an egg, had lasted two years, and was
50 very bard that considered any effort
TO dissipaie it by medicine 70 be vain, and
advised its removal by an operation. To
this, the patient could not bring her mind;
therefore, to satisfy her wish, some APP
/ plicatiOus Of considerable activity were
directed to be made to the part, and these
she pursued n number of weeks without
any change. Aiier this she called on me,
and with some hesitation, begged to know
whether an application recommended 70
her would, in my opinioa, be safe. This
eonsistedsia applying the hand Of dead
man three times TO the diseased part
One Of her neishbors now bay dead, and
she had an opportunity Of trying the
experiment. If not ihoogit dangerous
Az first was disposed 70 diyert her from
ii, bat rcoollecting the poweyof iBagina
ton gFasely assured her that she migii
make the trial, without apprehension q
serious oonseqpeuoe. 4 while after shs
presented herself once more, and. viii
u smiling eounienanee, informed me 81,
had used this remedy, and 10 other ans
on examining for the itnor i had disaP
peared.7
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You are better manager than ! am,
Nelly. Hereafter you shall be the head
of the house"
Thank you, but I am perfectly con-
tented to resign, now that you have ar
rived"
"Then you have no more wonderful
bargains to relateY" he asked.
Yes" she replied with a slight hesi-
fancy. q have made one more trade,
but perhaps it is one that viii displease
you. "
What, after my warm welcome?
You can do nothing in future that / win
not approve of. Remember, Nelly, I've
returned poor in pocket, and none too
well in health"
q will take such excellent care of you
that your health will be restored by
spring, and as for being poor, why that is
absurd when you have good farm and
a thousand dollars in the bank"
"Besides treasure of wife"
q Thank you. But win you step into
the parlor and see my latest trade !"
Dana followed his wife, and as she
Opened the door, she pointed significantly
to a dark object in one corner of the
room.
"a piano!" cried he, astonished.
Yes, good, well-toned piano. Blu
before you express surprise, let me tel
lyou how / earned it. / sold all the but
ter that I made during the last nint
months, and invested the proceeds in al
instrument that l knew you longed for
and to tell the truth, I was rather anx
ious to own myself, but 1 never said SO
and until / found myself able, l neve
thought of buying one. Now, are yol
angry"
"Angry? ?"
There was peculiar sound heard il
the parlor, as though Dana was kissin
: his wife. At any rate, when she agai
: entered the kitchen, her face looked un
fcomnonfy flushed, as though her hu
5 bands rough beard had chafed her sol
5 skin.
Mr.. Dana has never expressed wis
t to roam again. He is perfectly satisfe
> that he can find more happiness on hi
farm, and in the society of his wife, tha
e he could if surrounded by all the gol
mines of California.
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A SUBLIME SPECTACLE.

Shall america decide for yickedness,
extend the dark places of the earth, filled
up fuller with the habitations of cruelty !
Then our ruin is certain-is also just.
The power of self-rule, which we were
not fit for, viii pass from our hands, and
the halter Of vengeance viii grippe our
Eeck. and America will be there on the
shore of the sea, one other victim who fell
as the fool dieth. What a ruin it would
be? Come away eanrSot look even
in fancy on so foul sight!
If we decide for the inalienable rights
of men for present welfare, future pro-
gress for Christianity and Democracy,
and so organize things and men that al
may share the labor and government Of
society, then what aprospect is Before US
How populous, how rich will the land be-
come! Ere long, her borders viii en-
brace the hemisphere-how full of men
If we are faithful to our duty, our day,
America youngest of nations, shall sit on
the Cordilleras, the youthful mother of a
continent OF States. Behind her the
Northern lakes, the Northern forest boun-
ded by Arctic ice and snow. On her lef
hand swells the Atlantic; the Pacific OF
her right-both beautiful with the white
lilies of commerce, giving fragrance al
roundthe world; while before her spread
out the Southern land, from terra frma Il
the isles of fire, blessed with the SaxoI
mind and conscience, heart and soul ant
underneath her eye, into the lap Of th'
Hemisphere, the Amazon and the Mississ
ippi-classic rivers Of freedom-pour th'
riches of either continent and behind her
before her, in either hand, all round anc
underneath her eye extend the Ne1
World of humanity, the commonwealth c
the people, justice, the law thereof, an
infinite perfection, Coda church with
out bishop, State without a king,
community without lord, family wit
no holder Of slaves. With welfare 70
the present, and progress for the futur,
she will show the nations how divine
thing a people can be made.
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tFrom the oineinnati Gaaetso.l
THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER.
4 .Speeimsa Of he Poor Bhites Of tle
South.

Yesterday, between Il and O'clock,
there halted at the corner Of Fourth and
Main streets, travelling party from Ar
kansas, which, from It's singular appear
ance, at once drew crowd. Ileonsisted
of father, mother. throe children, anl
hand cart (They had dog The cart
had rude square box on it, capable Of
holding about bnshel, aud a canvass
cover bent over three hoops. The father
dragged the cart, having a strap over bis
shoulder for a horse collar, and the oldest
boy (about 8 years Of age) similarly har-
messed with a piece Of old rope, made the
leader "a tandem team-) Behind The
cart walked the mother, carrying tie ba-
by, while an older child rode. A coffee
mill was screwed on to the side Of the
box, and a skillet, few milk pans and a
little bedding were inside.
The man was a tall, gannt, bony Ken
tuckian, and had on a cotton shirt Of ne
gro cloth, and part Of pair of butternut-
colorcd Kentucky jean trowsers. We
say part of a pair, for the seat was gone.
The woman hsl on butternut-cobFgd
gown and a sun-bonnet. She SAT down
on the doorstep Of Messrs. Bradley S
iewelry store 10 rest. Persons passing
commiserating their condition, handed
them some fifty cents, and some a dollar
note, till the father got frightened at it
and determined 10 move on, to avoid toS
much money thrust upon them. III
wrapped a few of the notes around th,
shafts of his cart, where be held them I,
make it easier for his hands, and CAV,
the rest TO his ''old woman"
As tIey started, she insisted on put
ting the baby into the cart. She said
Il win not gwine to kerry him bar head
ed along here now, dye hear
You may talk about the old country,
said German, "bui tlEt beats all TIA
world"
In answer to our enquiries, they sal,
they were natives Of Bath County. Ken
tucky-had erRigraed thence 20 til,
White River county in Arkansas, but j
was too hot there, aud last fall they Sc
out for Ohio, and had been travelling eve
since--had come the whole distance owe
land. The woman said they slept on
4 doors-hadn't been inside Of house fo
, more than two months. The man sal
he meant 10 90 on till he got 10 OH,
He evidently had little idea of where 4
was.
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years has not been able 70 season through,
dead a. i IS and weather-craeked with
eus--it is sight 50 grand as almost to
compensate for the loss VIC suffer By the
baseness Of tl,e human scamp"
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farrLK DucKs.-ScExE.ECiara tai {
ing a sea-baih, and Ge9rsy standing o''
the ahore demonstrating HslAl tsers f-r-
Georgy. There. nov, Clara cal /
vcry l,sysizli q yssli. foa promised me-,
III let yoa e. ID FRS, that Jos woalaii
be long. and deeissFe yoa have been "a
a-fig ~ hsar ard iweaty misules
lreafs )-Psaf6
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e One of the best rules in eonyersa-
ton is never to sag anything which any
of the company can reasonably wish NC
had rather left unsaid nor can there
aught be well more contrary 10 the ends
for which people meet together, than e
part unsatlsiied with each other aud
. Themselves.
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