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~ few doors of Broad way, the most
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knowledge Of which Of and
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any person hat has visited city She ssp aaaU
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Nllsworth Joseph
EtschIck anthony
kGglesLon I'll
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IN AfIABL1 IN adv -ANOE.
Al the expiration Of the time for ,rich advance pay
raent has been received the paper ciH all be
stopped. By the adoption of this cash system, the
poyment of agents to collect subscriptions will be
essary and their expenses H be sGucd
BER.
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Democratic Convention.

The democrats of the County of Lincoln. to-
gether with the democrats of Georgetown, Ar
rowsic and Woolwich, in Sagadahoc County,
will meet, by their delegates in Convention. al
the Town Hall in Wiscasset, on Thursday the
cath inst, at IL o'clock NJ. to select two dele
gates to represent the Fourth Congressional
District at :he Democratic Convention to be
holden at Cincinnati, Ohio the ensuing spring.
All towns and organized plantations will be
entitled 20 one delegate each: all towns which
gave for the democratic candidate for president,
in 1852. rs votes, and under $50 votes, to two
delegates each $50 votes, and under 2z5 votes,
to three delegates each 800 votes, and under
375 votes. to five delegates each S75 votes and
under $50 votes, to six delegates each; $50
votes. and under 525 votes, to seven delegates
each; 525 votes, and under GOO votes, to eight
delegates each GOO votes, and under 675 votes,
to nine delegates each.
BY the above basis, Damariscotta, George
town, Jefferson, New Castle. St. George. South
Thomaston, Union. Washington, Whitefeld,
Edgecomb, and Friendship, will be entitled to
two delegates each Boothbay. Bristol, Noble
boro, Warren and Wiscasset, to three dele
gates each Thomaston and Waldoboro'. to
-four delegates each; Rockland to nine dele
gates; and all other towns and organized plan
tations to one delegate each.
Per order
COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR LINCOLN Co.
Jan. Z, 1856.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool Both, Gen Parkhi Pierce, Charles
ton; 3lst ARIEL Delano; Renobia, Peters New Orleans;
Horatio, Given do.
CID Sd inst Burlington, Kchnels, Philadelphia.
SIX LIST inst Baltic, Morse, Philadelphia; I'd, May
Rueen Skolfeld Apalachacola.
Ent for ldg 18th, NJ Whitmore. Whitmore New Or
leans Coosuwattee, Paxton; Georgia, Malcolm Savan-
NAH VIM Kent, Wilcox, Philadelphia; Esmerada,
MManus, New Orleans; Ann E Hooper, Roins, Balti-
more; Elvira Oweu, Alexander Boston; 1st Independ-
ence, Marshall, New -Orle ms Zenobia Peters, do
Wateree, Hammer, Charleston; Sd, Cynosure, Pray,
New 0sleans.
Ent inward at Lond 2Sth ult, Lizzie Drew, Percy;
Stephen Larabee, Gray
SD abt 3lst ftom Dea, Huntress, Atwood, Cardiff.
AtSeaview I'd, Cleaner, Lunl, from London for Liv
erpool
Ar at Re'fast lst John Henry, Moses, New York.
Ar at Bremen 18th, Northampton, Delano. New Or
leans.
Ar at Havre Both, Mazatlan, Wyman; Arkansas
Grow, New Orleans; Isnardon, Cornish Mobile; I'd
Highland Chief baistow, New Oreans.
Ar at Shanghaie Oct 30 Robinhood Bearse.
Sid from Manila Oct 9th, Miss Mag, HinckIey, New
York
Ar at st Helena 4th, Aphrodite Hardie Batavia, Al
dis for Rotterdam.
At Revele 9Oth ult ship volga, Holm, hence via Co
penhagen.
Sailed from Palermo 18th ult, ship Marion, Gibbs,
York; bark Georges, Magune do.
AT Mansanilla 21st brig Sitka, Downing, from Wis
casset
AT Cork LIST inst ship John Fyfc, Lowton, SO DIS from
Chincha Islands for orders.
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Capt Overlook, his mate and four seamen of brig
Susan Ludwig, from Georgetown 5 C, for Newbury-
port, ID fore reported abandoned) rescued
Cape Hatteras, by the ship Richmond, Gookin, from
ORLEANS, whch arrived at Havre on the 2Sth uit.
Bark Altoona. at New York from Mobile. lost jib-
boom, split sails &c during the passage.
Ship VIM Hitchcock, (of New York; CONWAY, from
Savannah for Havre, hN been burnt at sea. No par
ticulars She valued at $1,000, and with her
freight money and part of her cargo, was Insured in
York: ba ance of her cargo uured in Europe. The
w II sid from Savannah Nov a with $3.50 bales cotton
She 200 tons built at Damarscotta in 1871. There
is $4,000 insured on freight money.
The wreck of ship Buena Vista, OF Richmond, ashore
at ST Catharine Island sold by auction at Savan
nah 9th inst, for Liverpool
Sch Glenroy. of Gardiner, HENDERSON. from st AIMS
Bay, Jamaica. for New ork with coffee sc, put into
Georgetown c. l4h inst with loss of sails, foreyard
&C, in the gale of 9Th and 9Th inst while of Hateras
Would procure sal sc, from Charleston c. reft and
proceed.
Bark Princeton, with man and mizen masts gone by
the deck, and sch lying a ongside was passed 18th
inst, lat &c. 81, Ion, ~ 10.
Bark Burlington of Bath at n York from Le.horn.
sprung bad leak and but for the aid of the aid of the
passengers would have been abandoned.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BosToN-Ar 18th, barque Emma Cushing (of Wis
casse) Tbbets New Orleans 10 ult, via Holmes Hole
sch Comet Thompson Brooklin, Me.
TELEGRAPHED-Ship Mropie, fir m New Orleans;
bark vesta, from Malta.
Boston.
MoBILE-Ar5th, brig Virginia. Mott, Havana.
In port among Others ship Hungarian, for Liverpool;
Tlaiatta- for Havre
SAvAxNAH-Cld 9th, ship Rotunda, Percy, Liver
pool,
CHARLEsTowN-Sld 10TH ship Emma, Agry, Liver
pool.
In port among otheri ship Alliance
WILMINGTON n C-Cld 14th, brig Windward Kill
man, West lnlies.
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th (by tell ship Caroline Dow,
Houdlette Manila
BosroN-Ar 10th, sch Rochester. Rowse Bath.
HOLMES HoLE-Ar 18th, brig Swan, Bennett, Geo.
town. Dc for Bath with loss ofpart deck load. main
sail and leaky also ar sch Nancy Plaisted Ireland
Rappahannock River for Boston,
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, brig Borneo, Rogers, Jackton-
vile; ship Naples, Duncan Leghorn.
NEW 0RLEANs-Ar Sd, ship Merrimac, Bray, Ant
werp; Dirigo, Lowell, London; ADV Otseonthe for
Liverpool; Clara Brookman for do Caroline and Mary
Clark for Genoa; Merrmac for Boston; Kate Swanton
HOLMES HOLE, Jan Il, P MA brig Carribbee,
Cushing, Savannah 9th ult for Newburport; 9th
inst in gale from F. lost deck load of lumber and
had steamboats, and quarter boats washed away
Also ar. brig Eudoras, (of Harpswell, Haskell New
Orleans On 9th, in Florida Passage, signazed, ship
Rappahannock. from New Orleansfor Liverpool.
BosroN-Ar Jan Is, brig Vesta, Fratus, Galveston,
via Cape Cod, where she is ashore.
APPALACHACoLA-Ar 8th Thy tell shin Indian Queen
Martin, Boston.
KEY WEsT-Ar 9th, bark Brunette New York.
NEW 0RLEANs-Ar 9th, Tarquin, Doughty, Cardiff,
Bark II Mil ay, Gray, Rio Janeiro; 9th ships Mason
ie, johnson, and Milan, Badger, Bremen; 10th, North
Carolina, Foster, Malta Ironsde., Eaton and Reve
Robinson Liverpool 11th ship Geo. Patten, Mitch
ell, Marseilles. Below ship William, Tropani.
Cid sth ship Mongolia, Barnes, Liverpool; 9th ship
Houghton, Rarden, Liverpool.
lowed to sea 4th, ship Asia.
Adv ships Walter Scott and Rocklight, Liverpool;
.Juniata. and Scotland, Burt for do
Cid 18th Clara Ann, Patten, Boston.
MOBiLE-Ar 9TH ship Protector, Miller Bath.
Cid 9Th ship Alexandrine, Cooper, Havre: Rising
Sun, Skolfeld, Havre; Messina, Trott, Liverpool.
CHARLEsToS-Cld 18th ships Gen Boy, Seavey.
Genoa; Charter Oak Carver, Havre.
NEW YoRK-Cld 18th, brig Rolling Wave Cole Hong
Kong; also ard 18th, bark Burlington, Randall, Leg
horn.
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Bath, Jan. Z, 1856.

ScorT MORSE Co. under the necessity Of calling
on all those indebted to them by account, whose
term of credit has expired, make immediate payment
enable them to meet their immediate and pressing iab-
ties Don't cay "We will pay the Interestingly don't
need it," We do need it. and must hare principal and in
feresf to do justice creditors and ourselves. What
would you do your creditor told You you did not need
your pay, and did not pay youN Could you buy your
bread and your debts We in the same condi-
ton Therefore, need to do justice and
to yourselves. All and than three
standing, with Others will be left with some
to collect who will call personally unless there
special agreemct to the contrary So about this time
look tor a STORM -
Bath, Jan. Z, 1856 1y3O
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Remaining in the Post Office uncalied 70
bath, Jan. ga, 1856.
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Murrtu9ts.

In Phipsburg, 9th ult, by James B. Lowell Esq, Mr..
James r. Lowell to Miss Phena NJ. Wallace both of 2.
In Bangor, 18th inst, by Rev Mr. Potter Mr. L.
Haley to Miss Harriet E. Mitchell, both of this city
In Dresden Dec 1t Richard W. Hagan of Georgetown,
TO Miss Susan E. Bagdeu ofD.
At Kingston, Miss Dec. IL, by Rev. Mr.. Watkins Mr..
William ii. Bowman to Miss Susan Boyd
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The ts wtng high Testimonial duor Of DR.. Haydens
Pills, IS from Wm- Fl. Eddy, Esq, Of Cambridge
Dear Sr-Alow me to congratulate you the splendid
success which your Pills have met with, by the public,
which daily spoken on the highest terms of praise
their superior merits all other pills freely
add my testimony their behalf having used them myself
and in my family with decided benefit. If this humble
tribute to their virtues Of any service to you at
liberty to use the 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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NEW FALL GOODS!

NOW opening the GRANITE STORE, large stock Of
Y Fall Dry Ioos, consisting u Plain Striped and Plain
Dress silks the largest aud best stock OF Black Silks ever
opened IN this city III Wool Figured and Plain DeLaei
Cashmere Shtwis Bay State Shaws Thbes Lyoneses
Printed Flunles White Flaanes Rel and Mixed Flan-
nels Raw ilks White Linen Linen Damask Bleached
Sheetings also good assortment of Enibroderes AlsoS
Broad Cloths CassIneres. Satnets, Doesks &c. The
purchasers Of Dry Goods uyisel to cali and examine
for yourselves. OWEN l. CO.
Sent
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NOTICE.

The Subscriber begs leave express his warmest graft
tudc to isrends for their generous exerons in reser
wing his property from destruction disastrous On
Sunday last. GEO. II. GARDINER
Bowdoinham Jan. L. 1856
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II Reader are you afflicted with any kind of humors
suffering the effects of Indigestion atulency, cos
tIveness troubled with bilious stomach affection of the iv
err the piles il consult your physician and he will
undoubtedly you procure bottle Of G. W. stones
Vegetable Liquid Cathartic, has been proved reia
bic remedy in all the above complaints. I'm
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Valuable House Lets for Sale.

20 HOUSE LOTs, comprised in thai Of land
OO known The Sewa fle d, lying between High and
Lincoln and nor Of Green now offered for
sale.
4a Of these lots, lying north OF contemplated street
% ieet wde which TO lie located through the centrei
extending fr IN Lincoln street to High street. into which
II Will open near the house of Judge Smith, and cuntinn-
Gus win Oak street, are 80 feet wide by rods deep and
the remaining 20 lots lying between the above mentioned
new street and Green street, 50 fee: wde and rods
Deep all Of which ae laid out right angles with the
streets aud therefore give ample q commodious
dweag-house and all other necessary buildings togcth
er with garden spot sufficiently large
THESE thu most valuable building lots now within
the limits Of the city and the whole aed, or any nnm
her OF lots down to can be purchased reasonable
terms. Title uudohhted.
Further Information respecting them he obtained
on inqniIing of PAYNE, Middle street, OF of Rev
S. +. Dixie, High street. 27tf
Rnfh Dee
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EASTERN TIMES
- MARINE JOURNAL. 50

SrISsoS & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE ofpackets from Bath Boston. Capt
Stnson avorby known experienced merchant and
shpmaser, formerly of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with prompness and despatch
ARTHUR DONNELL. Agent for Bath.
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Retailers Stock
AT AUCTION!

THE Subscribers have received their Auction Store
Columbian Block, for Peremptory sale, the Stock of
dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which
they will commence selling
Thursday Evening, Jan. 9th,
at IL O'clock and continue every evening until the
disposed Of The stock consists in part Cashmere An
Wool Long Square and Black Silk SIIAWLS, Thbets,
Lyoneses, DeLaines, Apaccas, De Bages, Prints Cling
hams, Poplins, splendid lot of good style
Fancy Dress Silks,
All Wool Blankets, English Toilet Quilts-some very high
cost Fannes, Broadcoths, Ladies do Cassmeres Doc
SKINS Satnets, Beached CottoEs Linen Covers dkfs and
Cravats worsed Goods ard great variety articles 100
numerous to mention.
ALSO,
In connection with above will be sold desirable and
pleasing variety of FANCY GooDs CLOCKS WATCHES Ew-
ELRY, &c.
IT The subscribers have choice and extensive stock
of Dry Goods which they will sell at private sale prices
which cannot fail to
Bath, Jan. D. 1856 J. T. GILMAN & co, Auctr's.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
SagadahOc agricultural and
horticultural Society.

THE members of the SagadahDc Agricultural and uorti
cultural Society are hereby notified that the annual
meeting of SAID society will be held the Common Counc
Room, in the City Hall Building in Bath, the third
Wednesday of january inst, at nine O'Clock in
the forenoon for the choice Of officers to transact
other business that legally before said meeting
FRANCIS BURLINGTON. President
JAMES ii. WHITMAN, Secretary.
Bath, Jan. I, 1856. ow3O
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
To DR.. VIM r. Hayden

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filled in G. W stones Cough, Consumption and Bronchitis
Elixir, the best known remedy for coughs colds soar
throat &C. Whatever has been done be done again.
so the afflicted need not sink in spirit, but try at once
this simple remedy which has wrought prodges ofwonder
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