ocr: Spring Style HATS! FOR. 1858! A Superb Article, just received by . A. J. FARNSWORTH. Bath, March 15.1S5S. 39t(


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ocr: CITY HALL. FOR T H REE NIGHTS! Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, June ?lh, 8|h and 9th, the MAGNIFICENT AND ORIGINAL DIORAMA OF THE -WJ vaaiiBgiivi. tickets 12J cents. Doors open at 7 o’clock ; coin mencing at 8. Iw51

place_of_publication: Bath, Me.

publisher: John T. Gilman


ocr: A. Butler, S now opening direct from New York and Boston, a beautiful assortment ol Summer Dress Goods! Comprising in pan the following articles: India and Foulard Silk, some beautiful patterns Brocade, Plain and Changeable Silks Black Watered Silks Plain Black do., all widths and prices Silk and Linen Goods, for Ladies’ Dresses Plain All-Wool DeLaines Figured All-Wool DeLaines Cotton and Wool DeLaines Silk and Silk and Wool Borages Cotton and Wool DeLaines, in any quantity French, Scotch and American Ginghams Chambrays, all colors Plain and Figured Joconct Muslins Figured Lawns and Muslins Embroidered Muslin Drens Patterns Plain White and flheeked Muslins, for A fine assortment of Entbr'd Collars, Flouncings, Infants* Waists, &c. PARASOL?. We have the cheapest assortment of PARA SOLS ever offered in this market. Prices from 25 cents to $3,50. Also—Tickings, Striped Shirtings, Drillings, Denims, Brown and Bleached Sheetings, at the Very Lowest Prices. Cassimeres, Doeskins, Satinetts, K. Jeans, Cotton and Wool Checks, and a full assort ment of Cloths, for Men and Boys’ Summer wear, together with every article usually kept in a Dry Goods establishment. A. B. BUTLER, No. 9, opposite Sagadahock House. Bath, May 10, 1853. 48


ocr: lfor Ihimtcwcll’s Point--Daily. THE NKW STKAMKK TEAZEL, l »!»*• t'lUBLES II. BUCK, \ITI1jL hereafter discontinue her trips to Hoothbay, on ac "' cou"t of t,Mi diBiculty of passing Arrowslc Bridge, amt on and after Monday, July Hth, will run to lIunncwdftH IVint, daily, leaving Augusta at 7 30, Hallowell at 7 4a, Uardnier at 8, and Hath at 10 30, A. M. wi*,'i,»g to s|H.'iid a few days on the seaboard, will find a good Hotel at the Point, where ample accommo dations may Ik- had. 1-akk—-from Augusta, Hallowell and Gardiner, 50 cents; Path, 2o eta. A. DONNELL, Agent. Path, July 0,1353. Hr


ocr: AT REDUCED PRICES' A. J. FARS WORTH Will sell what remains on hund of his very LARGE STOCK of SUMMER CLOTHING! HATS, &c., &c., AT REDUCED BATES. Those in want of THIN CLOTHING Will do well to call soon, and make sure of a GOOD BARGAIN! TDK GOODS MUST BE SOLD! To make room for a FRESH LOT, which is soon coming. I will not reassert that I keep the largest stock as evergbody knows it. |C7* Those in want will do well to improve the present opportunity, by calling at the Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Union Block, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Aug. 13, 1853. T H E


ocr: BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Aug. 13, 1853. T H E Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAIIOCK Clothing & Outfitting WARE HOTTSS. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of ready, mm* ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year ; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Aleu a loij'c awnrtmont of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AVI) FAVCV ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and-to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. ltf


ocr: . _ .———im FOR THX Cimghs, Colds, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINT8 TENDING To


ocr: Stoves. A LARGE assortment of Cooking, Parlor and 9tore Stoves, of the most approved patterns, now selling by the sub scribers at GRKATI.Y RKOrctD prices Also, constantly on hand, Coal Hods, Shovels, Sifters, Stove Funnel, Sad Irons, Tin anil Copjier Wlire, of every description, anil all other articles usually kept in a Hard ware store. MITCHELL & LOW. Bath, June 10, 1853. 32


ocr: and dealers in generally. Saif DOWNS’ ELIXIR. THE OREAT NORTHBUN REMEDY FOR LUNG AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. EfR a Common COLD, and for every description of COUGII, whether the result of a mere cold, pro duced by a fever, or the effect of a fixed pulmonary habit, Downs' Kuxia sslunds unrivalled—unequalled ll often cares a cough in a few days, that has lasted for months, ami baffled the skill of the best physicians. •nvu? PZrZrrio a>t uitack of BLEEDING AT should at once resort to Downs' Elixer. KlZJitlZ ofU/lir rl"‘w“ a" instance of recurrence of Bleeding at the Lungs while the patient adhered to the directions m the use of this medicine. In Measles, it is of great benefit, as it breaks un the Cough and restores the patient to Cri In much less than lb* usual tune. ’ Every family having ITHOOPINQ COUGH, should immediately make use ofDjirnt’ E'irir it hours of hard coughing, and restore the muie.uui health, much sooner than any other known remedy For CROUP, it is an unfailing cure. Me sp-ak cm fllently, having never known it fail ut the hundreds of instances in which it has been used. Wiiat 1‘arf.nt who lovs his child, will neglect to have a bottle on hand in case of an attack. ASTHMA, it greatly relieves— oftm cures. It has undoubtedly produced'more positive cures in this com plaint than alt other medicines. Sold by the dozen or single bottle by G. W. Atwell, under the U S Hotd, Portlantf. Also sold by A. f». [’aye, Btih, and by Druggists •ltd dealers in medicines generally. 1145 Coffee, Teas, &o. A SUPERIOR article of Old Java, Porto Cabello, St Domingo, Ac j also the best kinds of Teas for *aie *>r A T ROBINSON. Accordeois and Flntiuas, * A GOODnssorfmeirtjforsaleViy Sepias H G.T. MARSTON. Spanish Olives, AND Cask Raisins constantly on bandar.d for sale by Mar 30. AT ROBINSON,


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! THE above Expectorant,prepared by an experienced Physician anil Chemist, ^ts now become a stand ard Preparation, and is ofl'ered for the COMPLETE CUR E of those diseases of the Thronl and Langs, which, if neglected, usually terminate finally in C«h» sumption. It contains no Opium, Calomel or any mineral whatever, but is composed entirely of those Roots, Herbs att'l vegetable eubstancss which have » specific influence upon the Lungs ami their cmmerlcd organs. Its immediate effect is to allay all irritation, anil gently remove the phlegm anil othet morbid se cretions from the throat anil air passages, thus reliev ing the Cough, by subduing the inflammation and oth er causes which give rise to it. It is approved of sad recommended by Physicians of the highest and may he given with perfect safety to the youngest child or to the most delicate female. PROPRIETORS’ DEPOT—A L Soovill tc Gothic Hall- No3l(i Broadway, New York. NEW-KNGLAND DEPOT—Birr & Picket,No 1 „Cornhi!l, Boston, Mass. For sale in Bath by A G Page. 3m37 . Hartford Life and Health


ocr: NEW GOODS. ^NEW and WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT Boots and Shoes, Just received from the Manufacturers, for sale CnEAP by J. II. NICHOL.S.


ocr: Superior Coach, Furniture and Polishing Varnish. FOR sale by the subscriber,at his shop on the cor tier of Washington and Centre Streets Sign and Carriage Painting, Gilding, Graining, &c. Bath ,June 4,1 ->51. S.C.SAWYER


ocr: DR, CONINE’Si SYRUP —OF — Ginseng and Malva. 'THUS Compound, now established in universal favor 1. by ils gfcal and acknowledged rneril. is , Used in every Family, and recommended by all physicians. This medic ine is bused upon a recipe procured in China by l)r. Cosine. the celebrated oriental traveller It s wonderful prop erty for .“urifymg ine Mood and in all complaints of a bilious character, ore every where acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Lungs, SPITTING OF RLfiOIi. Bronchitis, and every dis ease of the vital organ*, this great remedy is without a parallel. For Coughs, Croup, Whooping-cough and all diseases of the throat, it is a sure and prompt cure. It possesses the remarkable power ol Dissolving Loosening and Removing downward all phlegm that may obstruct the Grout. and is without question Na ture’s most potent remedy for CONSUMPTION, and all diseases that arise from coughs and negleeted Colds. It lias cured Canker, .Salt Rheum. Brysipelas, and Scrofula—diseases which have defied the power of other medicines have yielded to this. It is pleasant and palatable, and sa Restorer of Appetite, It stands unrivalled. It has never been equalled as a Dyspeptic Remedy, and for Irritatiewol the Nerves, Lowness of Spirits, or headache, is a sure cure. Tbs interesting history of the Ginseng, fee, is to be bad in pamphlets, grans. The Compound is conluin <*UART BOTTLES, One Dollar per Bottle—Six Bottles for $5. WILSON, FAIRBANKS &. CO., SOLE AGENTS, Nos. 13 and 15 Hanover Slreei, Boston. (T7*“ Also for sale by the principal in the


ocr: : j j 1 | FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! THE above Expectorant, prepared by an experiencr d Physician mid Chemist, ha* now become a stand ard Preparation, and is offered for llte COMPLETE CPU E of those disease* of the Thront and Liinffn, which, i f neglected, usually terminaie fatuity in Con— i*ii in pi in ti. It contains no Opium, Ca'om-l nr nny mineral whatever, hot s composed entirely of those R;ot\, Ibrbs anI rfgitible <ub*t ncs* vfhjcb have a specific iiittaeuce upon 11.1- Lungs und their connected organs. Ils immediate effect is to allay all irritation, and gejtllv remove the phlegm ana o hei morbid se cretion* Dntn the thront nml air passages, thus reliev ing the the I


ocr: $20 Reward. T OST on Saturday afternoon la,., between the Stage JJ Stable, on the corner of Water ami Vine Streets and the Railroad Depot, a small Leather \Vuil-l containing about sixty-two dollars, in bills Whoever will return said wallet and contents shall receive the above reward. Jan. 18. AARON DONNELL.


ocr: TRASH’S ALTERATIVE AND TONIC, For the Hair. THE valueof this admirable preparation i. loo welf known ill this community to n£ed ifny extended no tice or commendtit ion; am) the proprietor feel, that it is only heces.ury for him to call the ullruifon oI Iha public to the fact that lor man ing of the hair.hoarii:.*., decoloration.buld.te*., &c , it has no equal, and no one who prizes this useful and ornamental app.hdagi of the heittl should lie without it. For sale hy the subscriber, at his »h#p oppo.itethe Kagmdu hock House, and by Sawyer ft Mugoun. )le> f f Hyde,Magoun A Stinson,and W. B Strain. P II TRAPS. Bath, Apr 28,1852. 45


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ocr: For Sale or to Rent. 1WO story Dwelling 'House, situated on ** High Street. Apply to JOHN SMITH, Room No 20. Elliot Block, Front Streef. Ruth, Jsu 12,1853. 300


ocr: • Livery Stable. JOHN IL-DAVIS, HAVING purchased the stand lately occupied by S. W. Wilson, and unite I with his own stock, lately kept at the Elliot House Stable, is prepared to answer all ea'ls for Horses and Carriages. ' Orders left at the Sagadahock House or at the Stable Centre Street, will be promptly attended to. Hath, Aug. 30,1852. * Utf


ocr: FOR Tire COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AXD ALL OTHER LUXG COMPLA1XTM TENDING TO CONSUMPTION!


ocr: Superior Coaoh, Furniture and Polishing Varnish. 130II sale by the subscriber,at bis shop on the cor . tier of Washington and Centre Streets Sign and Carriage Painting, Gilding, Graining, Ac. liath ,June4,1851. S.C.SAlVYER


ocr: TRASK’S ALTERATIVE AND TONIC, For the Hair. TttE vMiie of this admirable preparation is toff well known in this community to need any extended notice or com mendation ; anil the proprietor feels that it is only necessa ry for him to call the attention of the public to the fact that for matting of the hair, hoariness, decoloration, baldness, Ac., it has no eiiual, and no one who prizes this useful and ornamental appendage of the head should be without it. For sale by the subscriber, at his shop opposite the Saga dahock llousc, and l>y Sawyer A Mngoun, Henry Hyde, Magoun A Stinson and W. B. Stearns. ' I*. II. TRASK. Bath, April 28,1393.__ 45 Sugars. MUSCOVADO, Ilavana Brown, Coffee Crushed, Powdered, Granulated and Boston Crushed Sugars, for sale l>y Bath, June 20. 1 M. F. GANNETT. Laundry Staroh. A PRIME article, for sale by Bath, June 20. M. F. GANNETT.


ocr: SELLING off THE ^ I it mb mi A. j. PARSWORTH Will sell what remains on hand of his very LARGE STOCK of SUMMER CLOTHING! HATS, &c., &c., AT EEDUCFD RATES. Those in want of THIN CLOTHING Will do well to call soon, and make sure of a GOOD BARGAIN! -AS THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD! To make room for a FRESII LOT, which is soon coming. I will not reassert that I keep the largest stock as everybody knows it. |C7* Those in want will do well to improve the present opportunity, by calling at the Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Union Block, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agext. Aug. 13, 1853. THE Assortment


ocr: NEW GOODS ! At the Granite Store. DETERMINED not to be outdone by any one in the sup ply of new and fashionable Dry Goods, OWEN cto Oo. Will open this day at their spacious store, in addition to their large stock, a great variety of New and Seasonable Goods! Such as Brocade, Figured, Plain, Black and Colored Silks • India and Fouland Silks; Visited, Shawls, Lawns, Berages’ Berage DeLaines, Muslins, and every article necessary to render their stock the most complete of any on the Ken nebec. The above will be sold at wholesale and retail, at aston ishingly low prices. Bath, June 15,1853. 52tf


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN iiTdavis, n AVI Mi purchased the 9taitd lately occupied by S. VV. Wilsiu, and unite J with Uis own stock, lately kept at the Elliot House Stable, is prepared to answer a 11 on 'Is for Horses a ltd Carriage*. Orderslefl at the S.tgads hock House or at the Stable on Centre Street .will he promptly attended to. Hath, Aug.30,1852. a Itf


ocr: Freedom Notice. I HEREBY give to my son, Oliver W Stacey, his time dur ing his minority, claiming none of his earnings, and pay ing none of his debts after this date. Bath, Sept. 24th 1853. JOHN S. STACEY. Witness, Albion J. Potter. 3w15*.


ocr: Spring Style HATS! FOR 1808! ' A Supeib Article, just received by A. J. FARNSWORTH. Bath, March 15. 1853. 3fflf


ocr: Regular Excursions to Boothbay. THE NEW STEAMER W%! wm. B. MORSE, Master, her regular trips leave Blaokmer’s Wharf tor Boothbay every Wednesday and Saturday, on her arrival from Augusta. t are from Augusta, Hallowed and Gardiner to Boothbay, 60 cents; Bath to Boothbar. 25 cts Bath, June S», 1863. T’


ocr: 3took anil Sab |$rin{iug. laving veueusjj mad* ntiaaBw WWtitlan* to out totW ' ’ urMf *•' plahs knn rAflSY JOB T Y T> -m proprietor of the tinier» Time* ia bow prepand to ag eute with neatxk.ss aud pskTatcii. every Itteritrtimm * 'ob Work, such aa M L’ircnlara, BilNkradt, Card*, CalalHM*, Blank*, Pragraunrs, Shop Bill* 1/nhrU, Auction and Hand Bill*, Ac, tem, IT Pferuoular attention paid to u ffiffi®ssaa ipansyffnsj®, Sslsss Batli, June 22,18M, U1S0, *• MWilA*.


ocr: Spring Style HATS! FOR 1853 ! A Supetit Article, just received by A. S. HAHNS WORTH. Bath, March 15. 1953. 39tf


ocr: FOURTH OF JULY! Fire Worlts!: THE subscriber would inform the cititens of Bulh and vicinity that be is prepared to furnish cities and towns with displays of Fire Works, (New York ami Boston make) of every description for the anniversary of our Nation’s birth day ; varying in price from $25, $50 and $100 to $300, all of the very best quality, and as clteap as can be had in Boston, thereby saving travelling expen ses and freight bills. For sale by 8. \V; CREECH, Federal St, Portland, Between the United States Hotel and Elm House. Portland, May 17, 1853. 48td GLOVES, Hosiery, Trimming Goods. Braids. But tons, *c. at A B. BUTLER’S. Bath, May 10,1653. No 9, opposite Sagadahock.


ocr: Horse and Ox Shoeing. SII. WHITMORE has taken the shop formerly oc • cupied by the Messrs Knowlton, on Washington street, near Centre St. where he intends carrying on the Horse and Ox Shoeing business. Having had coir siderahle experience in Horse Shoeing,he flatters him self that he wilt be able to give entire satisfaction to his customers. Particular attention paid to Horses with bad or pinched feet. Horse Slim s kept constant ly on hand and for sale. Bath, April 4, 1853. tfl'J


ocr: AUCTION. SUGAR, TEA AND COFFEE. WILL be sold at the auction room* of the subscri ber*, on Thuraday, Juu. 13, at 10 o’olock ; 10 Bbls Boston Ground JSugar ; 1 bbl Portland Sugar; Chests Oolong, Ningyong and Souchong Tea -f Old Java Cof fee ; Wrapping paper, Ac Also, a few superior Cook ing and Parlor Stoves. Jail 11,1053. OWEN* CO.,Auci’ra.


ocr: REMOV A L . T. H. G. JURSTOV HAS retrieved his slock to the new Store, formerly the Elliot House, next door to Davis II itch’s, where he will he happy to wait uponthe public, ana sell them any quantity of Watches, Jewelry, or Fancy Goods, cheap Dec 1852.


ocr: Marine and Fire INSURANCE. T1IE Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance Com pany, of New York, with a branch ai Worcester, Mass,having a capital, paid in and safely invested, of $300,000, will take Marine or Fire Risks at reasonable rales.— Policiesissued on appi icalion to J. S. SEWALL, Agent. May 22.1952. tH9


ocr: WWES AWD SPIRITS, For Medicinal Purposes. T A M ES M ITCH ELL has been duly appointed by lha .1 Mayor and Aldermen Agettl for the city to sell Wines. Ac , for tnediciuul.'iud mecltauic-1' j>ui,)<--es on ly, agreeably to the “ Act for the suppmsk" of drill ing houses and tippling shops, ’ and IsiiMW prepared to furnish thearttcle for'the above purposes at hi* stora on Centre Street . Bath, Aug 12,1958.


ocr: Spring Style HATS! FOR 1858! A Superb Article, just received by A. i. FARNSWORTH. Bath, March 15. 1853. • 39,f Compound Almond Lotion A SUPERIOR article for removing Freckles and lx. pimples from the face, and for the cure of thappad hands, prepared and for sale by .. _ J. MATHEWS, March 33,1953 Sagadahock Building;


ocr: Just Received DIRECT FROM BO-TON, A Fresh Supply of Groceries, SUCH*s Spanish Olives, large and small size Rai sins, in whole, htlres andquurter boxes; a supe- riorqnality of Gelatins, Corn S larch. Preserved Gin- ger,Olive Oil,Ketttips of all kinds, Pickles,Sardines, Citron, Cracked C-.>•»«, Chocolate, 'Peas and Coffees of all grades, Ac, wi *h heoffers to the public as cheap as can be found in eity. April 9,1853 iLFRED T. ROBINSON.


ocr: 'Tuok unb Sob printing. Having recently made extensive addititioiw to our fooMT variety of PLAIffl Affl'3 FAM6Y JOB TYP H, Pie prvprlctor of tbe Ka-it< rn Pane# is now prepared to "V eewte with nkatxrss and okhPaTCW, M try description Jnh Work, such as Circular*, Bill-head*. C'nrsla, Ouialagwit Blank*, I’rog riiiuiuc*, Khap BUU, . Label*, Auctlau and 11 mid Bill*, fcc., Sits HIT Purtioular attention paid to xsukdstss iPiBnsy:ii;'2is?(S«» 10 wUI ** r***wd In tfc« ftrrf a.K« 6('ntvffi* Hath, June 22, iHiJ. WK0- NE*MA*N‘


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CERE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! THE above Expectorant, prepared by an experienced Physician and Chemist, has now become a stand ard Preparation, anti is offered for the COMPLETE CURE of those diseases of the Threat and Laagtf which, if peglected, usually terminate lataliy in C*n— ■■■million. It contains no Opium, Calomel or any mineral whatever, hut is composed entirely of those Hoots, Herbs awl vegetable sulitonces which have a specific influence npon the Lungs and their connected organs. Its Hiiuiedinte effect is lo allay all irritation, anil gently remove the phlegm ami ohei moibid se cretions from tbc throat and air passages, thus reliev ing the Cough, b y subduing the inflammation and oth er causes which give rise toil. 11 is approved ot and recommended by Physicians of the highest and may he given wiib perfecl safety to the child or to the most rteHrcate female. PROPRIETORS’ DEPOT—A I- S'eovill k Gothic Hall■ No 3I<> Broadway, New York. NEW-ENGLAND DKTOT—IUrk A Perry,Not Coruhill. Ilosion. Mass.


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN IL DAVIS, purchased the stand lately occupied by S W. Wilson, and unite I with his own stock, latch at the Elliot House Stable, is prepared loanswei calls for Horses and Carnage*. Orders leli al the Su'atiuhock House or at the Slnbh Cent re Strop!, will be promptly attended to, Bath, Aug. 30,1852. > 11f


ocr: DR CONINE’S SYRUP —or — Ginseng and Malva Tfl 18 Compound, now established in universaJ favor by its "rea» and acknowledged merit, is Used in every Family, and lecommeitJed l»y all physicians. This medicine is Imsed upon u recipe procured in China by Ur. Cosine, lhe celebrated oriental traveller Itg wonderful prop erty for Purifying tie Blood, and in all complaints of a bilious character, are everywhere acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Lings, SPITTING OF BLOOD. Bronchitis, and every dis ease of the vitul organs, thisg real remedy is without u parallel. For Coughs, Croup, Whooping-cough and all diseases of the throat, it is a sure and prompt' cure. It possesses the remarkable power of Dissolving Loosening and Removing downward all phlegm that may obstruct the throat, and is without question Na ture's most potent remedy for CONSUMPTION, and all diseases that arise from coughs and neglected Colds. It has cured Canker, Salt Rheum, Krystpelas. and Scrofula—diseases which have defied the power of other medicines have yieldedto this. It is pleasant und palatable, and sa Restorer of Appetite, It stands unrivalled. It has never been equalled as a Dyspeptic Remedy, and for Irritation of the Nerves, Lowness of Spirits, or headache, is a sure cure. The interesting history of the Ginseng, he, is to ba had in pamphlets, gratis. The Compoun I is contain QUART BOTTLES, One Dollar per Bottle—Six Bottles for $5. WILSON, FAIRBANKS ft CO., SOLE AGENTSt Nos. 13 and 15 Hanover Street, Boston.


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN hTdAVIS, HA VINE purchased the stnnd laiel y occupied by S. W. Wilson, and u .iie I with his own slock, lately kept at the Elliot House Stable, is prepared to answer ca'I* for Horses and Carriages. Onlersleft at the Sugadahock House or at IhoStable Centre Street, will be promptly attended to. Bath, illf


ocr: TILER & WOOD, Ship Chandlers and Grocers, manufacturers of patent cordage, DEALER8 IN Anchors, Chains, Cables, Paints, Oils, Buntinr. OuYum Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Ac., Ac. ’ No. 31 Burling Slip, NEW YORK. OWEN TYLER, 11 RVrtlS H. WOOD.


ocr: UNITED STATES nS5,lS^IBiiSS,(SSa Annuity and Trust Company. CAPITAL, $250,000. CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY No Premium Notes and no Assessments. Stephen II Crawford, Pres | Chas.G . Imlay,Sec Pliny Kiss,Actuary. LOCAL BOARD OF REFERENCE. Enoch Train A Co. James it eed .Esq. J • C Howe A Co. Albert Fearing, Esq. Blanchard,ConserscA Co. H. ,\l Hi ill, rook, Esq Nash, Calender A Co. it. It. Forbes, Esq J. B. Kimball A Co. Philip Greely, Jr., Esq. George H.Cray A Co. George XVin Gordon,Esq , * hi> company require all premiums lo be paid in Cash, agreeably loihpesiahiisJied custom of thebegt r.ngl ish offices; anil Ihapresenl value of Annual Divi deads a re payable incusli.ou demand, or deducted from future premiums.at option of the party insured. Poli cies purchased after two years. California Risks ii reduced ratesof premium. BISBEE f BA TKS, New England Office, No. 18 Congress St reqt, Svsfph copier *f Post Office Avenue, a few doors | rom Siale Street W. R. Payne. M f> . Vfediial Rxatniner. Prim Wadsworth, Agent for Batli.snltcitsthe patronuge of those who wish to avail ihemselve? oft he superior facilities and advantage.* of this compnny, which combiua.s all the benefits of the Al mua> System, wiilt the additional security oftlarge StockCapital — GeorgeT Barren .Agenttor Brunswick. Jsftf Wanted, QC TAIIjOBKSS Giri*,*o *J*>* the highest wa ZO>SNoth, Proa, Street Bath, A prill, 1889. _‘i~n ^«7Sale or to Rent. MA TWO story Dwelling House, situated ou High Street. Apply to JOHN SMITH, Room Ne 88. Elliot Block, Front Street. Bath, Jan 18, 1853. 90tf |


ocr: Superior Coach, Furniture and Polishing Varnish. *EOR sale by the subscriber,at his shop oil the cor x uer of Washington and Centre St#cets Siyn and Carriage Painting:, Rn.b °ra*«*ing:, Ac. Bath,June 1,1851. 8.C.SAWYER


ocr: IIV&LISS OF BAfflAM YlCIIiTY! T&UR gttentionAs urgently inyited to acarefWknd candid perusal of something that just been introduced into rocky, bufren, yet time honored State. EULVERMACHER’S HYDRO-ELECTRIC A NEW and NOVEL mode of applying a powerful remedi al agent, so constructed as to be worn under the next to the skis, producing a constant UNINTERRUPT ED current of ELECTRO-MAGNETISM, effecting Immediate Relief fro nr the most acente pain, and also* permanent cure of all NERVOUS DISEASES. It seldMh has failed to furnish almost instant relief, and a FINAL, PERMANENT CURE, by befng used to directions, to the following diseases : Kliumatisni Uterine Pains Gout, Sciatica Palpitation of the Heart Paralysis Periodical Headache Painful anil Swelled Joiuts St. Vitus’ Dance Neuralgia of the Face General Debility Diseases of tiie Spine I’aius of the Cheat Deafness aud Blindness Hysterics, Dyspepsia ALL DISEASES that are caused by a deficient amount of NERVOUS FLU ID, are greatly relieved, if not permanently cured by sim ply wearing the chains for a few hours each day. Re it understood That it is not claimed that it cures all diseases, but only those for which it is recommended ; and moreover, we boldly claim and DEFY, that no medicinal ageut of ANY KIND haa performed SO MANY CURES during the last year, those diseases just named, as Pulvermachcr’s Electric Chains. Anil to prove this assertion, we defy any person to produce so many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients as may be in a pamphlet of 30 pagq^ to be had (gratis) of the agent in this city. The Electric Chains were first introduced in France in and after being subjected to the most Thorough and rigid trial, by the first medical men in Paris, they were found to pos strapgr and marvellous power in relieving pain, wher applied, and by their influence were introduced into hospitals of that city, and also secured by letters patent by the French Government. They are now introduced in almost every Hospital in Eng land, Germany, Austria, Belgium, and patented in those where they liave become the Most Popular Curative Agent in the World! ! They were first introduced in the United States about one since, and went through with the same trial as in Eu and were at once introduced into every Hospital in York, where they are now in daily use, effecting even MORE MONDERi UL CUKES than laid ever before been


ocr: CHARLKS C. DUNCAN & CO., COMMISSION MClftCHANTS, —AND — SHIP A GENTS, No 52 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK. C. C. Dcxoan. W. S. Lindsay & Co., London. Feb. 6, 1853.


ocr: Office at his residence, on Centre St., opposite the CITY HALL, BATH, ME. Ar.t, operations in mechan ical ami Surgical Dentistry performed in a neat and per manent manner. Connected with his office, is an establishment for the manufacturu-of all kinds Block Teeth, if the best quality. Den tist'ssupplicdto order. 38t f


ocr: Bath, June 15,1853. 52 Broad Street. T H E Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE • SAGADAIIOCK Clothing & Outfitting WAREHOTISS. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of rea d x mm Clothing! ever offered for sale in tlii3 city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of % P A3VTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a larivc assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS7 CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AND FANCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. ltf


ocr: Summer Style Hats! JUST RECEIVED AT FISHER’S


ocr: THE Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAHOCK Clothing & Outfitting WAnadotfsa. lias just been received the LARGEST assort ment of HM TOM CLOTHING! ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year ; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can • be obtained in this city. TOJEAMITIEEMIES! Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AIYD FAXCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the has, this season, far exceeded his usual in purchasing stock, and be now assures public that no person wishing to purchase leave his store without being suited. He enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. Ilf NEW FALL GOODS! Now opening by the subscribers, at the KTow Granite Storo! THE largest stock of seasonable Dry Goods ever on this river, consisting in part of Tliibets of every


ocr: - Oil and Candles. JUST received from New Bedford, 5 bbls Bietcbed 'pring Sperm Oil ; 10 bbls bleached spring Whal* Oil; j boxes Wax Caudles ; 10 boxes Adamantine, do. Ti>BACCO—Feat her stone, Wood gule, and Pollard brands. For sale by D. A L. PATTEN. 17.


ocr: JO i PRINTING. The proprietor of the Eastern Times has the pleasure of informing his friends and the public, that he is pre pared to execute all kinds of Job Printing on NEW AND DIAETIFVi TYPE. IH 733 3337 ST¥LS. He has just put in operation a new Fast Job Press, from the celebrated manufactory of I. & S. Adams, South Boston, by means of which he is enabled to turn off work with a speed unequalled on the Kenne bec. All are invited to call and see it in operation. ' tCr* Orders promptly attended to. Office—Corner of Front and Broad Streets. More New Goods.


ocr: * f * A. J. FARS WORTH Will sell what remains on hand of his Tory LARGE STOCK of SUMMER clothing-! HATS, &c., &c., AT REDUCED RATES. Those in want of THIN CLOTHING Will do well to call soon, and make sure of a GOOD BARGAIN! THE GOODS MST BE To make room for a FRESH LOT, which is soon coming. . ... 1 Will not reasser^hat I keep the largest as evergbody knows it. ICP Those in want will do well to the present opportunity, by calling at the Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Union Block, Nearly opposite the head of Droad St., BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Aug. 13, 1853.


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN hTdAVIS, HAVING purchased the stand lately occupied by S. W. Wilson, and united with bis own slock, lately at the Elliot House Stable, is prepared to answer calls for Horses and Carriages.. Orders left at the Sagadnhock House or at the Stable Centre Street, will be promptly attended to, Bath, Aug.30,1832. i lltf


ocr: Somerset and Kennebec Railroad Company. NOTICE Is hefeby given that an assessment, Qteing the second) of ten dollars on each share of the capital stock in the Somerset and Kennebec Railroad Company has been made ami ordered by the Presdent and Directors of said Company ; and that the said assessment will be due and payable to the Treasurer of said Company at his ofliee In WaterviUc, on the 20th day of October, A. D. 1853. S. P. SHAW, lr«M. of-S. & K. R. R. Co. WaterviUc, Sept. T, 1853. 13td


ocr: THE Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAIIOCK Clothing & Outfitting 7TAREK0US3. Has just been received the LARGEST assorl menfof Clothing! ever offered for sale in lhi3 city, consisting of COATS: of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year ; a very extensive assortment of PANTS2 some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. VESTS. OF ALL MMlTiES 15D PRICES! Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, A\D 1M\CY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the has, this season, far exceeded bis usual in purchasing stock, and he now assures public that no person wishing to purchase leave his store without being suited. He enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, a*id to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. H ull, Jane 16, 1853. ltf


ocr: EASTERN TIMES M. MARINE JOURNAL, m FORT OF BATII. Thursday, Sept. 29. ARRIVED. Brig Judge Whitman, Lewis, St Marys, Ga. (fin below.) Sch Merom, Chase, Maitland, NS. Sch Jane, (Br) Anderson, St John, NB. CLEARED. Sch Lucy Anner, Lowden, Maitland, NS. Saturday, Oct. 1. ARRIVED. Brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins, Wilmington, NC, Brig Caroline, Patten, Charleston. Sch Boston, Bailey, Boston. Sch Andrew Jackson, Pierce Rockland. Sch Fanner, Andrews, Rockland. Sloop Republican, (of Barnstable)-, Mackerel cruise. Monday, Oot. 3. ARRIVED. Bark Corinthian, Edgecomh, Providence. Brig Retriever, Troop, Petticodiac, N B. 8ch Talent, Blanchard, Boston. Sch Arensamendi, Curtis, Boston. Sch Bt Marys Sylvester, Boston. Sch Garden, Merrill, Boston. CLEARED. Seh Merom, Chase, Maitland, N 8. TO MARINERS Capt Elson Jordan of brig Montilla, certifies, under date of Jacksonville, Sept 20, that he found fifteen feet water in crossing Nassau Bar, Florida, and to the best of his knowl edge the tide was half ebb at the time he crossed with his vessel. ,' . The New York Ship list reports the following vessels sold; Ship Medomack, 640 tons, ft years old, built at Waldoboro, tut about $2AJMJ0; and bark Princeton, build in Bath in 1640, on private terms, and will proceed to Quebec, to toad ftaala for Liverpool or London, on owners’ account.


ocr: . TRASK’S ALTERATIVE AND T8NK For tha Hair. THE valueof thlsadrairabla preparatieais tee we I known in ibis community to need any extended ad lice or commendation; and tha proprietor fee Ja that M is only necesaary for him to call tha aiieatioii ol tha public to the fact that for mat ting of tha hair, baa woaaa, decoloration, bald.iess.4te.,it has aa equal, and sssfet who prizes this useful and orummeutal appandagaa ihe heml should be without it. For sale by the subscriber, at his shop oppasitelho Sngnduhock House, and by Sawyar A Magoun .Haary Hyde, Mugoun A Stinson .and W. B S\t*rut. M M X RX*»• Bath. Apr 28,1852. At


ocr: Livery Stable, JOHN II. DAV IS, HAVING purchased the stand lately occupied by 8. W. Wilson, and u'uited With his own stock, lately kept at the Elliot House Stable, is prepared tt> answer all calls for Horses and Carriages. Ordersleft at tlie Sagaduhnck House or al the Stabla on Centre Street, will be promptly attended to. Bath, Aug. 30,1332.


ocr: Mill Saw. UENSHAW St WJODROfUGH’S Uasf S'feef Miff and Cross-Cut Saws, constantly on hand and for sale by . A T ROBfNSON.


ocr: Li "lit Food for Dog Days. Kick, Farina, Corn Starch, Sago, Peart Barley Potato Starch, Tapioca,Irish Moss, C. F. Isinglass, and Gelatine, for sale by M. F. UANNETT. July 2Jth, 1853


ocr: Extensive Stock —OF— FALL & WINTER Clothing! HATS, CAPS, • • t \ ’■* ! AND FUIIISHIM CHOIS! JUST RECEIVED BY I AT THE WEED KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. The stock just opened is LARGER and com prises a BETl’ER ASSORTMENT than was ever before offered to the public in this Ex tensive Warehouse ; comprising every variety and style of PALL AND WINTER CLOTHING! FALL STYLE IATS AMD CAPS! JiVKKY VAIUETY OF FURNISHING GOODS! AND SEAMEN’S CLOTHING, SC. I leave it for the public to judge whether or not I have the largest and best assortment to select from. Being grateful for the patronage heretofore bestowed, I assuio my friends and the public generally, that I shall adhere strictly to the LOW PRICE SYSTEM, Which I have established, and am determined to have my stock embrace everything in my J , { ; j ' !


ocr: SPLENDID LOT I cm! AT THE 'SAGADAHOCK & Outfitting just been received the LARGEST assort ment of mm y mam CLOTHING! ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of ?11 patterns and prices, suitable for any aea soh of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. VESTS, QF ALL MMITIES AMD PEICES! Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! —ALSO— BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AAD PAACY •ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season; far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and lie now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave bis store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. The Goods in this establishment are new and highly fashionable, and all who desire • fashionable, durable, cheap and substantial out fit, will do well to call in at the Sagadahock. J. BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 16, 1853. Itf Administrator's Notice. 1YIOTTCE is hereby given, That the subscriber has been ■*-' duly appointed Administrator of the estate of John Lo#, late of Bath, in the County of Lincoln, deceased; and has taken upon himself that trust, by giving bond as the law directs. And ail persons having demands upon the estate of the said deceased are required to exhibit the same^wd all ns indebted to the said


ocr: For llunnewelFs Point—Daily. THE NEW STEAMER immm* CHARLES II. BECM, WILL hertiafter discontinue lier trips to Boothbay, on ac oount of the ditiiculty of passing Arrowsic Bridge, ami on and after Monday, July 1 lth, will run to Hunnewell’s Point, daily, leaving Augusta at 7 30, Hallowell at 7 45, Gardiner at 8, anil Bath at 10 30, A. M. O’ Those wishing to sjiend a few days on the seaboard, will find a good Hotel at the Point, where ample accommo dations may be had. Park—from Augusta, Hallowed and Gardiner, 50 cents; Bath, ‘Jo cts. a. DOM NELL, Agent. Bath, July 9, 1853. ltf


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CURE Of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! THE above Expectorant, prepared by an experieuo d Physician and Chemist, has now become a stand ard Preparation, and is offered for the COMPLETE CURE of those disease* of the Throat and Laagst which, if neglected, usually terminate finally in O’on— sumption. It contains no Opium, Calomel or any mineral whatever, hut is composed eiflirety of those Hoots, Hirbs and vegetable futstnness which have a specific influence upon ll.e Lungs and their connected organs. Its immediate effect is to allay all irritation, and gently remove the phlegm atm othet morbid se cretions from the throat and air passages, thus reliev ing the Cough, It y subduing the inflammation and oili er causes which give rise to it. It is approved of and recommended by Physicians of the highest standing,


ocr: i i , engaging work elsewhere. 6m39 DOWNS’ ELIXIR7 THE GEBA.T KORTUiSN REMEDY FOR LUNG A Mi LIVER COMPLAINTS. 13011 a Common GOOD,and for every description of . COUGH, whether the result of a mere cold, pro duced by a fever, or the effect of a fixed pulmonary habit, Downs’ Elixir stands vnrivalHd—un equalled. It often cures a cough in a few days, that hits lusted tor months, and butQcd the skill of the best physlciun* Any person having an attack of BLEF.Di the L UKGS, should at once resort I”/*""" - We have never known an instance ol e J Bleeding at the Lungs while the pa'.mot adhered to ,h> *n ,h® ®, benefit, os it breaks up the In Measles, it isofg . t t health, in much less Cough and restores the pawn* than the W“*r wUOOPIKQ COUGH, should • hVC,ry T"n ake use nf Bums’ Elixir. It will save immediate!) eott~kin#, and restore the patient to heMiV'aiuchlooner than any other known remedy. be£nr CROUP, 11 is a" unfailing cure. We speak con A/ntlv having never known it fail in the hundreds of instances in which it has been used. What Parent, who loves his child, will neglect to have a boitle on hand in chssaiI mi atiack, ASTHMA, it greatly relieves—often turet. It has undoubtedly produced more positive sure* in this com plaint than all other medicines. Sold by the dozen or single bottle by G. W. Atwell, inderthe U S Hotel, Portland. Also sold by A.. 6. Page, Bath, and by Druggists tnd dealers in medicines generally. tl45 Accordeons and FlytinaB, A GOOD assortment, lorsale by fl Sepias U. G.T. MARSTON. Spanish Olives, A ND Cask Raisins constantly on hand and forsale by


ocr: mHOSE who wish to have the sttir ete*t and best Bread 1 should learn the importance of using. Frcsli Ground Flour, exclusively, particularly during the hoi season. The subscriber has just received at the GARDINER a prime lot of Wheat from which lie is manufacturing FAMILY FLOUR, which he thinks be inay confidently recommend as al leasl equal, il not superior ioanv Flour of the same grade ever offered lor sale on Ihe Kennebec. Also—For saleasabove, EXTR A FA MILY FLOUR from the best purr Genesee Wheat, believed lo be surpassed by no flour in l be United Slates. Graham Flour, Middlings, Shorts, Ac. N 11.—The subscriber warrants every barrel deliv ered from the mill to be full weight, sweet and fresh grounl. W.VC. 81. VAUGHAN. Gardiner, June 25, 1852. Oif


ocr: PIANO FORTES |U equal to any made in the Stutes, con lstantly on hand and for sale by 1 SAWYER & MAGOUN, Rooksellers. Piano fortes to let—shoet Music furnished to order. Bath, Sept 1, 1852. il


ocr: -1-"-"-—* Sid fm Leghorn 38th ult, ships Iowa, Blake, Philadel phia ; 30th, Genoa, Kelley, New York. At Rotterdam 5th mat, ship South Carolina, Stewart, for New York, disg. At Bahia abt 17th ult, bark Indian Queen—since spok en and supposed to have touched at Pernambuco—had touched at H and sld 5th ult. At Matanzas 12th inst, bark Orline St John, Rodbtrd, for New York. Ar at St John, N B, 16th, ship Mermaid, Robinson, hence 20 hours. At Bermuda abt 13th inst, brig Tornado, M’Carty, fm New York for Baltimore. SPOKEN. April 20, lat 37 08, Ion 74 26, brig Australia, fin Rock land for Savannah.


ocr: Spring Style . HATS! FOR. 1858 ! A Supeib Article, just received by A. J. FARNSWORTH. Bath, March 15. 1353. 39lf


ocr: IT lillliH UltB! A. J. FARS WORTH Will sell what remains on hand of his yery LARGE STOCK of SUMMER CLOTHING! HATS, &c., &c., AT REDUCED RATES. Those in want of THIN CLOTHING Will do well to call soon, and make sure of a GOOD BARGAIN! THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD! To make room for a FRESH LOT, which is soon coming. I will not reassert that I keep the largest stock as everybody kmics it. IC^3* Those in want will do well to improve the present opportunity, by calling at the Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Union Block, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Aug. 13, 1853.


ocr: T II E Largest Assortment Yet, AT TIIE SAGADAIIOCK Clothing & Outfitting 7TA B.SHOTTS3. lias just been received the LARGEST assort ment of RiADY? mm Clothing! ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of COATS2 of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this cify. VESTS, OF ALL MIAIITIIS ABO PRICES! Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! —also— BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, ,V\I> I’YVCY ARTICLES ! • SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlav in purchasing stock, And lie now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can he purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 1G, 1853. ltf


ocr: Pwltry Waited. 1 of Turkeys, Chickens and Geese wanted, for which cash and the highest price, will be paid- 3ml» A. LINDSEY, Centre St.


ocr: 33ook nnb Sob printing. Having recently made extensive aildititiona to our fnnurr variety of JP2.AI55 A SIS FASSSY JOB TYPE, TIio proprietor «f the Eastern Times is now prepared to ecute with Nkatress and ukscatch, every description Off Job Work, such as Circ ular*, Bill-lirndv, Cards, Catalogue^ Blank*, l’rograiumci, Shop Bills, Bubt-l*. Auction and Ifnnd Bill*, Ac,, Ac, lj‘ Particular attention paid to JBiacDSJBia a>aansjffiiisj<B« "® .wB' ^ performed in the he*/ and promptly answered " Hath, June 22, l«5y. MraJ. £. JiLnMAil,


ocr: T 11 E Largest Assortment Yet, AT TIIE SAGADAIIOCK Clothing & Outfitting WAREHOUSE. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of Clothing! ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year ; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO— BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, A A I) ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded nts usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for wKioh the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make, a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to Call and examine fbP them selves. J. BALLOU.


ocr: TRASK’S ALTERATIVE AND TONIC, For the Hair. THE value of this admirable preparation Is too1 well known In this community to need any extended notice or com mendation ; and the proprietor feels that It Is only necessa ry tof him to coll the attention of the public to the tact that for matting of the hair, hoariness, decoloration, baldness, 4tc., it has no eqif&t, and no one who prises this useful and ornamental appendage of the head should be without it. For sale by the subscriber, at his shop opposite the Saga dahock House, and by Sawyer & Magoun, Henry Hyde, Magoun k Stinson and W. B. Stearns. P. H. TRASK. Bath, April 28,1852. 45


ocr: Henry Hya© HAS removed for a shun tune to the store recently occupied by R. R Smith & Co., 4 doors north' of the old stand, where lie will be hippy to wait on his former customers 4nd friend*. He ha* just received a new supply of Books and Stationery! Also—n very large assortment ni PAl'ER HANG INGS; all of which will he sold low. Bath, May 21,1353. tf»9


ocr: J. JVC. COOK, 24 ATKINSON STREET, BOSTON, Manufacturer of Stained, Cut, Ground, Enameled, and Flock Glass, WILL furnish also, at the lowest prices, Side-Lights, Ship Windows, Sky-Lights, Church and other Orna mental Windows ; SHADES, Door Plates, Coach and Lan tern Lights, Ground and Enameled Glass, wholesale and re tail. Also Plate and Common Ghiss for sule. Leaden and Metal Sashes made to order. Jobbing of all kinds. Boston, Sept. 23, 1S53. Cm 15


ocr: , Extensive Stock . * * -o* FALL & WINTER Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND FVINISHINC E0B1S! JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARMORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. The stock just opened is LARGER and com prise* a BETTER ASSORTMENT than was ever before offered to the public in this Ex tensive Warehouse ; comprising every variety and style of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING! MIL STYLE MTS &HD MS! EVERY VARIETY OF FURNISHING GOODS! AND SEAMEN’S CLOTHING, &C.


ocr: Stoves. A LARGE assortment of Cooking, Parlor ami Store Stoves, of the most approved patterns, now selling by the sub scribers at OKBATLY BKMII'KJD price* Also, constantly on hand, Coal Hods, Shovels, Sifters, Stove Funnel, Sail Irons, Tin and Copper Ware, of every description, ami all other articles usually kept in a Hard ware store. MITCHELL A LOW. Bath, June 10,1853. 32


ocr: For H mine well’s Point—Daily. w TIIE NEW STEAMER Capt. CHARLES II. BECK, TO ILL hereafter discontinue her trips to Boothbay, on ac " * count of the difficulty of passing Arrowsic Bridge, and on and after Monday, July 11th, will run to Hunnewell’s Point, daily, leaving Augusta at 7 30, Hallowell at 7 45, Gardiner at 8, and Bath at 10 30, A. M. O' Those wishing to spend a few days on the seaboard, will find a gond Hotel at the Point, where ample accommo dations muy lxj hail. Fahk—from Augusta, Hallowed and Gardiner, 50 cents; Bath, 25 cts. A. DONNELL, Agent. Bath, July 9,1853. ltf


ocr: J. XUX. COOK, 24 ATKINSON STREET, BOSTON, Manufacturer of Stained, Cut, Ground, Enameled, and Flock Glass, ATT ILL furnish also, at the lowest prices, Side-Lights, VV Ship Windows, Sky-Lights, Church amt other Orna mental fVindoids ; S1IA1)KS, Door Plates, Coach anil Lan tern Lights, Ground ami Enameled Glass, wholesale and re tail. Also Plate and Common Glass for sale. Leaden and Metal Sashes made to order. Jobbing of all kinds. Boston, Sept. 23,1853. 0ml5


ocr: THE Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAHOCK Clothing Sc Outfitting ■WAREHOTJSS. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of mm m&m Clothing! ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can he obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, l'ASICV ARTICLES! SUCH A3 Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 1G, 1853. Ilf SELLING OFF


ocr: SELLING OFF the AT REDUCES PRICES! A. J. FARSWOItTII Will sell what remains on hand of hia very LARGE STOCK of SUMMER CLOTHING! HATS, &c., &c., AT REDUCED RATES. Those in want of THIN CLOTHING Will do well to call soon, and make sure of a GOOD BARGAIN! -AS THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD! To make room for a FRESII LOT, which is soon coming. I will not reassert that I keep the largest stock as evergbody knows it. {cy Those in want will do well to improve the present opportunity, by calling at the Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Union Block, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. 13, 1853.


ocr: *' ' ~ ‘ ' f FISHER’S City of Bath. In Board of Aldermen, Mny II, 1853. ORDERED—That the 'luurautine Regulations be as follows, Til: on and after the tenth day of June next, and until the tenth day of Octobei next, a quarantine shall he had on all vessels, their officers, crews, passen gers and cargoes, on their arrival from any port where uny contagious sickness prevailed at the time of their departure ; and on all vessels on hoard of which any person shall have died or have been sick with any con tagions disease during their homeward bound passage. No person shall he allowed to go on board of or ashore from any vessel when on quarantine, without a permit from the boarding ollicer. Vessels will anchor on the quarantine grnui t. opposite the South Steam Mill. ■ Pilots will like notice of the foregoing regulations and act accordingly. B C BAILEY, Mayor. William Toitnev, City Cl'rk. Bath, May 28, 1853. if50


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Bloody Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUxU COMPLAINTS- ' TENDING TO CONSUMPTION!


ocr: REMOVED. HAS removed his SAIL LOFT from Tallman’s Wharf to the Brick Loft at the head of Mcl.ellan’s Wharf— where he will be happy to receive the calls and ordeis of his old customers and as many new ones as have a mind to come.


ocr: NEW GOODS. ANEW and well selected assortment of * Boots and Shoes, Just received from the Manufacturers, for sale CHEAP by J. II. NICHOLS.


ocr: TIIE A. J. FAR* WORTH Will sell what remains on hand of his very LARGE STOCK of SUMMER CLOTHING! HATS, &c., &c., AT REDUCED RATES. Those in want of THIN CLOTHING Will do well to call soon, and make sure of a GOOD BARGAIN! -AS THE HOODS MUST BE SOLD! To make room for a FRESH LOT, which is soon coming. • ° I will not reassert that I keep the largest stock as evergbody knows it. ICP Those in want will do well to improve the present opportunity, by calling at the Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Union Block, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agknt. Aug. 13, 1853.


ocr: Bath, June 15,1853. 52 Broad Street. T II E Largest Assortment Yet, AT TIIE SAG A DA IIOCK Clothing & Outfitting 7TAHEH0TJ.se. Has just been received tlie LARGEST assort ment of mmx mkm Clothing! ever offered for sale in Lhi3 city, consisting of COATS ! of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS 2 some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! —ALSO— BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AiYD FAYCY ARTICLES! SUCH A8 Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that nu person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. Ife is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and tn make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. Itf


ocr: THE | III! AT REDUCED I . A. J. PARS WORTH Will sell what remains on hand of his very LARGE STOCK of SUMMER CLOTHING! HATS, &c., &c., AT REDUCED RATES. Those in want of THIN CLOTHING Will do well to call soon, and make sure of a GOOD BARGAIN! THIS GOODS MUST BE SOLD! To make room for a FRESII LOT, which is soon coming. I will not reassert that I keep the largest stock as everybody knows it. |CjP* Those in want will do well to improve the present opportunity, by calling at the Hath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Union Block, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH. A. J. FARNSWORTH, Agent. Aug. 13, 1853.


ocr: JAMES G. HOVEY, Pyrotechnist to the City of Boston for the years 1848, 1849, 1851, AND FOlt THE PRESENT YEAR 1853. Having, al the Fair of MassissachtiselU Charitable' Mechanics’ Association received a GOLD MEDAL ! FOB THE BEST FIRE WORKS Exhibited on Boston Common, offers At Wholesale and Retail, Every variety of EXHIBITION AND SALE WORK, Among which may I c found Rockets, Roman Candles, Pigeons, Bengal Lights, Rouble Headers, Flower Pols, Grasshoppers, Torpedoes, Pin Wheels, Blue Lights, Serpents, Wheels. Manufactured at the celebrated 7V>t» England Labo ratory,\\\e largest I* yrolechnicnl Establishment in the United States. DTT* For the success which has attended his Exhi bitions, he would refer to all the cities and most of the towns tit the New England States. Also for sale, the largest stock of INDIA CRACKERS, To be found in the city. Orders addressed to JAS. U. HOVEY, 149 Waahington Street, BOSTON. O'” l.abaratories at Cambridge and Brighton. Boston, May 23, 1 953. dwl!)


ocr: I GAS FIXTURES. THE subscribers respectfully give notice to those who design using Gas for lighting their houses oi stores,that they are prepared to execute all orders lor putting up the necessary fixtures. They have secured the services of a workman ot long experience in the business,from Boston, who will superiute.nd all work of this description, with winch our citizens may faver thorn, and their patrons may rely upon its being accomplished in a tltorongh and workmanlike „ MOULTON * CO. Bath, Hr, 3,1S33.


ocr: August* aai Bath—Daily Line. THE NEW STEAMER £SETiQ CHAS. 11. BECK. TOASTER, ft C— ft W!L-L run between Augusta and TT Bail) every day, (.Sunday* ex- cepieil) as follows: le,ve jth, 'Vnail, Avgusta,for Hath and intermediate Lamii...,. at 7.3(1 a *. HuHowell at 7.45 and Gardiner hi 8_! Leave Blackmer’a Wharf Bath, (or August , ,,, n mediate landings, at 2 I’M. and Richmond ai S. Fares —From Auguma and Hnllowell to Bulh.37U cents; from Gardiner to Bath 25 cents; from Rich mond to BaiH 2(1 rente . FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES. AARON DONNELL, Agent. Augusta, April!), 1R53. 43tf


ocr: THE Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAIIOCK Clothing & Outfitting YTARaHOTTSB. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of READ T i)&D)S CLOTHING! ever offered for sale in thU city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, \YD IMYCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded bis usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased iu this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. Itf


ocr: ®o«k anh |gb printing. Having recently made extensive eddlUUona to Mr taM \ - ' vvuritof «f > 'f_ _ || PLAIN ANN FANftY TOB TYPE, The proprietor »( the Eastern Timet it now prepared to »v ecute with neatness and desfatch, tvtry detm^fUntg Job Work, tuch M Circulnrs, Bill-heads, Cards, Catalc Blanke, Programmes, Shop Bills, Labels, Auction and Hand Bills, fce„ fcc. O* Particular attention paid to qmj&qssib rami'LV*!L!intn?‘ed t0 ^ wU1 he performed in the but and w«n££t* l°W “? can be forded. Order's solicit^ 6£0- K NEWMAIT


ocr: Bath, June 15, 1853. 52 Broad Street. THE Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAHOCK Clothing & Outfitting WAREHOUSE. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of READY, mm Clothing! ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of P^LINTTS 2 some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AAU EA.VCV ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! fur which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Hath, June 1G, 1853. 1 if


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN H. DAVIS, HAVING purchased the siand lately occupied by S. W. Wilson, and unite J with bis own slock, lately keptatthe Klliot House Stable,is prepared lo answer allcaU' for Horses and Carriage*. Ordei i'i sit the Saga.l ihock House or at the Stable oil Centre Street, willbe promptly attended to, Bath, Aug. 30,1S53. lltf


ocr: Oil and Candles. JUST received from New Bedford, 5 bWs Bfetched spring Sperin Oil ; In bids bleached spring Whale Oil; 5 boxes Wax Candles ; 10 boxes Adamantine, d«>. TOBACCO—Feat Iter stone, Wood gale, and Polls id brands. For sale by DAL. PATTEN. May 17. 48


ocr: AND SPLENDID LOT OF UK! AT THE SAGADAIIOCK & Outfitting TTAUBHOTTSa. just been received the LARGEST assort ment of mmn MADE; offered for sale in this city, consisting of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS2 of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. OF ALL OlD&LITIES &X0 PRICES l a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS7 CLOTHING! great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, FAVCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Dickeys, Qloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber ill is season, far exceeded his usual outlay purchasing stock, and he now assures the that no person wishing to purchase need his store without being suited. He is to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. The Goods in this establishment are new highly fashionable, and all who desire a durable, cheap and substantial out will do well to call in at ;h« Sagadahock.


ocr: NEW GOODS. ~ ^ NEW aud WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT Boots and Shoes, Just received front the Manufacturers, for sale CHEAP by J. H. NICHOLS.


ocr: Bnsineas ®arbs. 1. T. GILMAN, (Formerly of the Firm of Owen Jt Co.,) Auctioneer Sc Commission Mer chant, Moses’ New Block, FRONT STEET, BATH, ME. REFERENCES. Majroun & Clapp, ) S. II. Colesworthy, Portland. Z. Hyde It Co, > Bath. John Philbrick, > „ W. V. k 0. Moses, ) Abel Tompkins, 5 BO*toa O' Sales of Real Estate,"Vessels, Stocks, Household Furn iture, Ac., promptly attended to. Cash advances on all kinds of merchandize consigned. 22


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN h7~IHVIS, HAVING purchased ilia stand hits I y occupied by 8. W. Wilson, and uuiteJ with his own slock, lately keptal the Kllist House Stable,is prepared to answer allcalls for Horses and Carriages. Ordersleft at ihe Sagadahock Hons© e>r at tka Stahl* on CeiilreSlreet. willbe promptly attended to, Batli, Aug. 30,1352. lltf


ocr: 1 I J. BE. COOK. 24 ATKINSON STREET, BOSTON, Manufacturer of Stained, Cut, Ground, Enameled, and Flock Glass, WILL furnish also, at the lowest prices, Side-Lights, Ship Windows, Sky-Lights, Church and other Orna mented Windows; SHADES, Door Plates, Coach and Lau tern Lights, Ground and Enameled Glass, wholesale and re tail. Also Plate and Common Class for sale. Leaden and Metat Seishes made to order. Jobbing of all kinds. Boston, Sept. 23, 1S63. 6ml5


ocr: • .. I ' " Extensive Stock —of— FALL & WINTER Clothing! HATS, CAPS, Fimmii; goods' JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT TIIE W ELL KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St,, BATH. • *' . , 't The stock pist opened is LARGER and com prises a BETTER ASSORTMENT than was ever before offered to the public in this Ex tensive Warehouse ; comprising every variety and style of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthiha, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! Tllh above Expectorant, prrepn red by an experienced Physician and Chemist, has now become a stand ard Preparation, and is offered for the COMPLETE CURE of those diseases of the Throat and L,aaga, which, if neglected, usually terminate fulaliy in Con— nipt ion. It contains no Opium, Calomel or any mineral whatever, but :s composed entirely of those Roots. Hirbs and vegetable lubstniicss which have a specific influence upon the l.uugs and their connected organs. Its immediate effect is to allay all irritation, and gently remove the phlegm anuo'hei morbid se cretions from the throat and air passages, ilius reliev ing the Cough, by subduing ihe inflammation and oth er causes which give rise to it. It is approved of aud recommended by Physicians of the highest standing, and may be given with perfeel safety to the youngest child or to the most delicate female. PROPRIETORS' DEPOT—A L, Scovill k. Cm, Gothic Hall. No 310 Broadway, New York. NEW-ENGLAND DErOT—Burr 4. Piurv.NoI Cornliill. Boston, Mass. For sale in Bath by A G Pngc< 3m37 NEW GOODS. rnilE subscriber respectfully informs bis friends and J. ihe public generally, llini be lias taken the store nearly opposite the Elliot House Block. Front St ice I, where he offers a good assortment of W. I. Hoods and Groceries, consisting in part of Old and Young Ilyson, Ooioong and Souchong TEAS; Old Juvu, St Domingo, ami Roasted and Ground COFFEE; Crashed, Powdered, Havana Brown and Muscovado SUGAR , Rice; Sal erutus; Candles; Snap »Yc. Also Flour, Pork, Lard, Cheese, Tobacco, Cigars, Raisins, Figs, aud all other articles kept in a Grocery slore. The above articles are of the best quality, and will be sold as cheap as can be bought in the city. The patronage of the public is solicited. W.M II EMMONS. Bath, March it, 1S.I3. 6w33


ocr: P jt DR, CONINE’S SYRUP —or — Ginseng and Malva. THIS Compound, now established in universal favor by its great and acknowledged merit, is Used lu every A uniily, and recommended by all physicians. This medicine is based upon a recipe procured in China by l)r. Com.nb, the celebrated orienlsil traveller Its wonderful prop erty for Purifying the lllond. nnd m all complaints of a bilious character, are every where acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Lungs, SPITTING OF BLOOD. Bronchitis, and every dis ease ofthe vital organs, this great remedy is without n purallel. For Couglis, Croup, Whooping-cougli and all diseases of the throat, it is a sure and prompi cure. It possesses the remarkable power of Dissolving Loosening and Removing downward all phlegm that may obstruct the throat, and is without question Na ture's most potent remedy for CONSUMPTION, ami all diseases that arise from coughs ami neglerte.il Cold*. It has cured Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and Scrofula—diseases which have defied the power oi other medicines have yieldedtothis. It is pleasant and palatable,amt s a Restorer of Appetite, It stands unrivalled. It has never beCn equalled as a Dyspeptic Remedy, and for Irritation ol the Nerves, Lowness ofSpirils,or headache, is a sure cure. The interesting history of the Ginseng, Ac, is to ho had in pamphlets, gratis. The Compound is conlnin QUART BOTTLES, One Dollar per Bottle—Six Bottles for $.5. WILSON, FAIRBANKS & CO., SOLE AGENTSt Nos. 13 and 15 Hanover Street, Boston. IC7“ Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city and country. fiinl3


ocr: Coach, Furniture and Polishing Varnish. sale by the subscriber,at his shop on the cor tier of Washington and Centre Streets Sign and Carriage Painting, Gilding, Graining, dec. Hath ,J uned , 1851. S.C. SAWYER


ocr: SPUING STYLE HATS. A new and superior style of Men’s KERSEY HATS for sale by L. S. FISHER.


ocr: REMOVAL. X*. S. FISHER HAS removed to the store recently occupied by Elicit* Clarke aud 'I' U G Marstun, where he will be happy to .upply bis old customers, and the public generally, with the latest styles aud most durable qualities of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, at the lowest cash prices. Also constantly on hand, the latest styles of Men’s aud Buys’ HATS aud CAPS. Jan 1853.


ocr: NEW MOW OPEM1NG AT THE STORE OF A. B. BUTLER, Consisting in part of New Spring Shawls, Black and Colored Dress Silks. Plain and Checked Poplins, Plain and Figured All-Wool DeLaines—ele gant styles, beautiful English and Scotch Ginghams, one Cnse American Ginghams, 2 do English, French and American Prints_ ALSO, Nice White Flannels, White Linens, White Plain and Checked and Striped CAMBRICS, White, Plain and Dotted MOUSLINS. We have received a splendid line of Wrought Mus lin and Cambric Collars ; Hdlcfs, Muslin Bands, Mus tin and Cambric Edgings »nd Insertions; Linen,Smyr. na mid Lace Edgings, wide and narrow Colton do ,Tbe named good* will be sold VERY cheap for CASH! People buying Dry Good*, please call tit and examine our goods and prices. A B BUTLER, „ .. ,, , .. Opposite Sagadahock House Bath, March 23,1053.


ocr: TRASK’S ALTERATIVE AND TONIC, For the Hair. THE valued' this admirable preparation i. t«v wall known in tbi« community to need any extended a#* lice or commendation; and the proprietor facie iLatlt isonly necessary for him to call the attentieu el the public to the faet that lor mailing oft be hair.boarineee, decoloration.baldtiees. Ac ,it ha* no equal,and novae who prize* this useful ata ornamental appendafa el the head ahonld be without it. For sale by the subscriber, at liia sbep oppesil. the tiagaduhock House, end by Sawyer It Bsagouu ,Heavy Hyde.Magoun Jk Sliusou,anil W. B Stearne pP U TRASK, Bath, Apr 88,1952. 4*


ocr: J. H. ALLEN &, Co, Imp Tiers and Healers in BAR IRON & STEEL, Nails, ship Spikes, Wt joi Axle Springs, &c. McLcllati’s Wharf, Bath, Me. J. II. Allkn 1 y3G J . II. McI.ellan.


ocr: CUIUSTM1S OEM YEARS A LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF Books, Stationery, Toys, Bas kets, and Fancy Goods, Now opening at the Bookstore of SAWYER t MAGOUN, Front Street.


ocr: Young Man Wanted 1 IN a large Dry Goods store—dhe who is acquainted with Ihe business, a good salesman, and who is wilts ing Id devote his undivided aiieiilion to th. interests of his empfoyei*. None need apply unless he c»n furnish the best oii.sliinoiit.iU olcliaracter and Capacity, Ap ply to OWEN X CO S.


ocr: J. B. HUDSON Has Removed to Front Street, In the stn-e recently occupied by Charles Ku.sei.s* FURNITURE of all descriptions on hand. Coffin* tarnished at short notice. Old work repaired and painted. jj6lf


ocr: EXCURSION!! rilHE subscriber* propose to issue tirkci* from Kennc 1 bee Kiver lo New York and buck, lo start On Wednesday, Sept. M, We shall go Irom Boston, via Providence and Stonington Lin •, and return by the same route. Tickets will he good fur ten days from the time ol leaving Boston. Fare from Uatli, Brunswick and Frecjiort, $8. Tickets will bo for sale at all of our offices in the above towns. Passengers will leave in the early train on the 14th. The pioprietors are confident that the excursion w ill afford much pleasure to those Who may attend. The route I cs through the fairest portion of New England, embracing Maine, New Hampshire, Massac hnsettii, Ki Island and Connecticut. Passengers will leave the Rail road at Stonington, and make th ■ trip over Long Island Sound in the magnificent steamers,Commodore and » un derbill. The Great Exhibition, the principal objec t of the excursion, will al that time present the greatest attraction, as the exhibitors will then have had time to arrange and label llieir waits, and show them to the lu st advantage. Al ngtlher it is the best opportunity to visit New Yoik ttoat will be offered Ibis season. CAIxl*BNTijIv A: CO Uatli, Aug. 2i?, 1333. 8w11 . . ----- — “ • — - ", , - f ■■ A NCLKTIFIS—Milos’ and CliiVlrens*—far sale l»y 1 July*Jti. L. 5. FISHER. Tuyer Irons. rpitE latest and roost approved Patent. For *aie l>y 1. Z. HYDE A: C%, Ajjt’s for Lincoln County. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, TOGETHER with a complete assortment of Confectioner^, kc., kept constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest cash prices, by J. WARREN IK YE. Bath, Aug. 24, 18a3, 1«


ocr: Livery Stable. JOBS IL DAVIS) HAVINU purchased the aland lately occupied by S. W. Wilson, and united with his own slock,lately kept at the Kilim House Stable, is prepared lo answer allcalls for Morses and Carriages. Order* left at the Sagadahock House or at the Stable on Centre Street, willbe promptly attended to, Bath, Aug. 30,18*1. yjtf


ocr: fltat Cflttgjr FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influema, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS! TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! above Expectorant,prepared by an experienced


ocr: INTES'W NOW OPENING AT THE STORE Or A. B. BTJTLER, Consisting in part of New Spring Shawls, Black and Colored Dress Silks, Plain and Checked Poplins, Plain and Figured All- Wool DeLaines—ele gant styles, beautiful English and Scotch Ginghams, one Case American Ginghams, 2 do English, French and American Prints_ ALSO, Nice White Flannels, White Linens, White Plain and Checked and Striped CAMBRICS, White, Plain and Dotted MOUSLINS. We have received a splendid line of Wrought Mus lin and Cambric Collar* ; Hdkfg, Muslin Bands, Mus lin and Cambric Edgings and Insertions; Linen, Smyr na and Lace Edging*, wide and narrow Colton do. The above named goods will be sold VERY cheap for CASH! People huiing Dry Goods, please call in and examine our goods and prices. • A B. BUTLER, _ , „ Opposite Sagadahock House Bath, March 23,1853, 6


ocr: Marine and Fire INSURANCE. Franklin Marine and Firk Insorakce Com cast, of New York, with a branch ai Worcester, Muss,having a capiial,paid in and safely invested, of $300,000, willlake Murine or Fire Risks ul reasonable rate*.— Policiesissued on application to J. 8. SEWALL, Agent. Bath,May 22, 1852. U49


ocr: THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ESQXSS'SS AElUfflSSs 1V,,W °" ulld muKl It* cleared oil' ia vH 1 ilnrty days.to make room for hia FAl.I. f ^^COOD*. All persons in waul of lire above ^•arlicles a ill do icell fe call and learn the ari J If. RUEEMS. Sept i. 1852. 12


ocr: C. J. F. BINNEY, Ship Rroker and Commission Merchant, No. 5 Long Wts.f, Boston. Reference, Z Hyde & Co, > H ,, do Thos IlarWard, Esq, j Dec 21 5w2<*


ocr: $aok nttb 3ob printing. Uavifl* recently made extensive xdditition* to our funner variety of PltAIR M3 MM7 J OB TYBE3, The proprietor of the Eastern Time* is now prepared to ex ecute with xsxmxuu aiul xurxn.il, tverp description of Job Work, such as C irrulnrs, Bill-head*, Card*, Catalogues, Blnnlta, Programme*, Shop Bill*, Isabels, A action and Hand Bill*, fee., Ate. ®? Paetieubu- attention (ftiil to nnnincr ^ortd iM /ou * *” US ,** Performed in the best manner, add at loui at can be forded. Orders solicited, and promptly answered. GEO E v cw*\i »iw Bath, June 22, 1853. K‘ HE”MAN'


ocr: R J. 3YL COOK, 24 ATKINSON STREET, BOSTON, Manufacturer of Stained, Cut, Ground, Enameled, and Flock Glass, WILL furnish also, at the lowest prices, Side-Lights, Ship Windows, Shy-Lights, Church and other Omar mental Windows ; SHADES, Door Plates, Coach and Lan tern Lights, Ground anil Enameled Glass, wholesale and re tail. Also Plate and Common Glass for sale. Leatlen and Metal Sashes made to order. JoauiSG of all kinds. Boston, Sept. 23, 1853. 6rnl5


ocr: Stoves. A LARGE assortment of Cooking, Parlor and Store Stoves, of the most approved patterns, now selling by the sub scribers at grbati.v REDfCKD prices Also, constantly on hand. Coal Hods, Shovels, Sifters, Stove Tunnel, Sad Irons, Tin and Copper " are, of every description, and all other articles usually kept in it Hard ware store. MITCHELL 4: LOW. Bath, June 10, 1853. 32


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! rPIIE above Expectorant,prepared by an experienced Phy sician and Chemist, has now become a standard I‘re paration, and is offered for the complete cure of those dis eases of the THROAT, and LUNGS, which, if neglected, usually terminate fatally in CONSUMPTION. It coutains no Opium, Calomel, or any mineral whatever, but is com posed entirely of those Roots, Herbs, and Vegetable Sub stances which have a specific influence upon the Lungs and their connected organs. Its immediate effect is to allay all irritation, and gently remove the phlegm and other morbid secretions from the throat and Air-passages, thus relieving the Cough, by subduing the inflammation ami other causes which give rise to it. U is approved of and recommended by Physicians of the highest standing, and may be given with perfect safety to the youngest child or the most deli


ocr: ilousf Paper$ am! Borders. \l. t ftG F. and w.-Vl selected .loci, «l House Paper* 15 .rders, Fire Board Pauern*. Window Shade, and Fixtures, tor sale at low prices hv 49 HA WYE It5’* AT \r,nVS,B)ofx flirt.


ocr: NEW AND SPLENDID LOT OF CLDTEK! AT TUE SAGADAHOCK & Outfitting WAREHOUSE. just been received the LARGEST assort* ment of m&M if;ape; CLOTHING! ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of. which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. nmiuiuuRiBfr i Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND LAPS! —ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, FANCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by post favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures th« public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods ean be purchased in this or any other city. The Goods in ibis establishment are new and highly fashionable, and all who desire a fashionable, durable, cheap and substantia) out fit, will do well to call in at the Sagadahock. J. BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 1G, 1853. Jtf


ocr: Cure your Sore Eyes! IF your eyes are sore or weak, or if tney trouble you, no matter what is tiie cause, lose no time, but try DR. PETTIT’S American Eye Salve. Its effects are most wonder ful. producing almost IN 81 1’ \NTANKOUS Relief. We are almost daily re ceiving accounts of wonder ful cures eflecied by the yo Salve,bat can hero only refer to t h* following-.— A Cuke.—A gentleman had for year** fferedsevere ly by a coxou vtrxtion of humors as ut the eves. eausmga discharge of much matter, : ad producing great pain and soreness. An Ulcerous Sore was the consequdice, forming oil the side of the nostril, just be low the eye which hao constantly discharged mat ter for upwards of two years, and wu. generally be lieved to he a Cancer. This man received a perfect cure in the use of two box* of DR. PETTIT'S AMERICAN EYE SALVE. Sold by C. W. ATWELL, under the U. S. Hotel, Pori and. 7tf Fior sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; E. T. Gatchelland Win Baker, Brunswick—and by Druggist* Rnd dealers in Medicine generally. 19tf


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ocr: DOWNS’ ELIXIR. THE GREAT NORTHERN' REMEDY FOR Llii\U AMI LIVER COMPLAIIVTS. EOR a Common COLD,and for every description of COUGH, whether the result of a mere cold, pro duced by a fever, or the effect of a fixed pulmonary habit,Downs’ Elixir stands unrivalled— unequalled. It often cures a cough in a few days, that has lasteu for months, and buffled the skill of the best physician*. Any person having an attack of BLEEDING AT THE L UNGS, should at once resort to Downs’ E/rxsr We have never known an instance of recurrence of Bleeding at the Bungs while the paiienl adhered to the di reetion* in the use of this medicine. In Measles, it is of great benefit, as it break* np the Cough nnd restores the patient to health, in much let* Every STlytaving WHOOPING COUGH, should immediately make use ol Downs Eltrir. It will sate k0yr* of hard eoughings nnd restore the patient to he-iitli much sooner thull any other known remedy. For CROUP, '* ,s a" unfailing cure. IVe. speak con fidently having never known it fail in the hundred* of instances in which it has been tisad. What Parent, who loves his child, will neglect to have a bottle on hand in case of an attack. ASTHMA, it greatly relieves—often cures. It has undoubtedly produced more positive euree in this com plaint than all other medicines. Sold by the dozen or single bottle by G. VV. Atwell, under the U S Hotel, Portland. Also sold by A* G. Page, Bath, and by Druggists and dealers in medicines generally. 1143 Accordeons and Flntinas, A GOOD assortment, forsale by 8ept29 H. G.T. MARSTON. Spanish Olives, Cask Raisins constantly on hafidartdfor>nle by


ocr: KATHAIROM _ FOBTKX^M HAI LYON’S KATHAIRON, For Preserving mul Beatifying the Hair. Causing il to grow luxuriantly, ami giving it a soft and curling appearance, of the nn>si delightful character. THE K ATHAIKON neutralizes the effects of dis ease, climate and old age, in preserving and restor ing the Human llatr, even after a Baldnres of many years, cleanses the scalp from DANDRUFF, nnd all its natural impurities; immediately relieves sympa thetic attacks of NERVOUS HEADACHE, And cures all cutaneous diseases of the Skin, such ns Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Itch, Inflammations, Ac, Ac. TOILET ARTICLE, For giving the Hair a rich, soft, glossy and curling ap pearance, nothing lias ever yet been discovered to equal its iuconlesled— its incoulcstible virtues. It exhales the perfume ol the most delightful and exotic flowers, and is tree from till mineral properties, or any sub stance which can color the skin, or slam a lady's hat. For BALD AND GRAY HEADS, It is pre-eminently beneficial. ‘The Kaihniron has fully restored tny hair, alter a baldness of twelve tears. A. JAY COCRTRIfillT, 76 Band St, N Y.’ The use of the Kaihniron is adopted by the first physicians in Europe and America, and has a patron age and sale unprecedented in the history o( the Mate ria Me lira. Sold by all reputable dealers throughout North and South America, Europe, and the Islands of the Oceun, in large handsome bottles, for 25 cents. Q Vroffits only in extensive, talcs Sold to the trade at a liberal discount, but commis sioned in no instance. K THOMAS LVOV, Chemist and manufacturer. D S BAK.VKS, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, N Y, To whom all orders inuRi be addressed. Weeks A Potter, 1.71 Washington St, Boston, whole sale Agents for New England. C W Atwell, Portland, Wholesale Agent for Me. Sold in Bath by A G l’ngeand X K. Ellsworth. 6m31*


ocr: „, *, “» ^i) ^ritlttllg. “ -- Burltf WOflotly mad# to PLAI1 AHB PAK^Y JOB T Y F* El , The proprietor «f the Eastern Times Is now prepared to •&. l*nte with niatsim and saarASCB, every dtstriftion etf Jo*> W, rk»such Circular*, BilUbeadt, Card*, Calalaiaeit Blank* Frosraminca. SboaBilld. Auction and Hand Lai_si©STSH3 SPIIiSSSy ^P2Sff®a .. Bath, June 22,1863. ' UlkO. A. NtnUAjl.


ocr: run THE COMPLETE IT HE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, and all OTHER LUN’fi complaints TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! f P1IE above Expectorant,prepared by an experienced Phy sician and Chemist, has now become a standard Pre paration, and is offered for the complete cure of those dis eases of the THROAT, and LUNGS, which, if usually terminate fatally in CONSUMPTION. It no Opium, Calomel, or any mineral whatever, hut is com posed entirely of those Root*, I/erto, and Vegetable Sub it annex which have a specific influence upon the Lungs their connected organs. Its immediate effect is to allay irritation, and gently remove the phlegm and other secretions from the throat and Air-passages, thus the Cough, by subduing the inflammation and other which give rise to it. It is approved of and by Physicians of the highest standing, and ntay be with perfect safety to the youngest child or the most deli cate female. Prepared by A. L. SCOVTLL & CO., Gothic Hall,


ocr: A Cure for Coughs. Connumpt 'on, Bronchitis, Asthma, General De bility, If all Scrof ulous Humors. THIS Compound has used with the most plete success by our most ebrated physiciansforthe moval and permanent cure the above diseases. dreds for whom there was hope before the discovery this simple yet effectual medy, have been raised health and happiness by timely use. The case of J Williams is cient to convince all of wonderful effects. He I had been sick with firmed consumption for eral months. I had used clear Cod Liver Oil most the ti ne, but had derived little benefit from it. I an attack of Bleeding nl Lungs, which alarmed friends very much, as they now supposed there was hope for ine. About this time I heard of your Com pound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime. I commenced using it, and began soon to perceive beneficial effects; in two months my cough had en liielj left me, and I am now enjoying perfect health. Truly yours, J* WILLIAMS. N B—This Compound does not nauseate like clear Cod Liver Oil, but can betaken with by the most delicate female. Be sure and gel the gen uine, manufacturrid only by ALEX'R B. WILBOR,Chemist, No 156 Court Si, Boston. A* G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. Gmislo


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! THK above Kxpertnrantjjrepnred by an Physician and Chemist? has now become a stand ard Preparation, and is offered for the CUR E of those diseases of the Throat and which, i f neglected, usually terminate lulnliy in sumption. It contains no Opium, Calomtl or mineral whatever, but is composed entirely of Roots, Htrbs and vegetable svtstoness which have specific influence upon the Langs and their organs. Its immediate efTect is to allay all and gently remove the phlegm ana o'hei morbid se cretions from tbe throat and air passages, thus ing the Cough, by subduing the inflammation and er causes which give rise to it. It is approved ol


ocr: ftook tint! Sot) ffttoting. / > , —- , ■■ Having recently made extensive addltiUon* to ear variety tf FLAIR ASS© FAH&V JOB TYPE, fke proprietor of the Eastern Timer i* now prepared to ex *«e With xbatnbjs and Bbstatvk, sorry description lob Work, such as Circulars, Bill-head*, Cards. Blank■, Programmes, Shop Bill*, Label*, A action and Hand Bill*, Ac, Be. (ET Particular attention paU to 3$IB®SI&1S IPIBESTOHSy©* *° °* wttl *** performed In the IrT’ffi ZZZl'JZ can 0t <^'ori,d- Ordera solMurf awi pnunpuy aiigwi pej, nvt» v vi'Vtf&x Bath, June 22, lbXS ** **"»**•


ocr: FIRE INSURANCE. The North Western Insurance COMPANY, STATE OF NEW YORK. PROPOSALS FOR INSURANCE. HOUSES,Buildings, Manufactories,Stores, Vessels in harbor,goods, wares and inerchundisegnieral ly,froin loss or damage by fire. IncorporatedbytlieSrnteofN. York inl832. CAPITAL, (allpaid in) 150,000. GEORGE FISifER,Preside 1ST SAMUEL HAWLEY, Secretary. J. II. JIcLELLAN, Agent for Bath. Feb.27,1351. Iy3(5


ocr: j .—- —— —-* (Invent Coitgjj iltmcbu. i 1 ' , „ wi FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTilEU LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN hT'dAVIS, HAVING purchased the stand lately occupied by S. W. Wilson, and u lile I wilh his own slock, lately kept at the Klliot House Stable, is prepared to answer all,-a'ls for Horses and Carriages. Orders left at the Sagadnhock House or at the Stable on Centre Street, will be promptly attended to. Bath, 30, 1852. lltf


ocr: __ Superior Coach, Furniture and Polishing Varnish. EOR sale by the subscriber,nt his shop on the cor ner of Washington and Centre Streets .Sign anti Carriage Fainting, Cailtling, Oraining, Ac. Bath ,.I une4,1651. SJ • U . § A W YER


ocr: REMOVED. »<* el HAS removed his SAIL LOFT from Tallmait’s Wharf to the 15rirk Loft at the head of McLellan's Wharf— where he will he happy to receive the calls and orders of his old customers and as many new ones as have a mind to cotne Hath,March 17, 1852. 39tl


ocr: FURNITURE AND REFR1CERAT0RS1 J. It. HUDSON, Front Street, Bath. WOULD call attention to the above article* Hi* stock of Furniture cousistsof Bedhead*. n|| kind* Feather*,diflrreni grade*; Pari* nude Cane'Scut Gre cian and Common Chair*; Bureau*; Tables; Looking Glasses: Glass Plates; Mauri-ssc*; PaintedChutnber Sets, any color; W ood Seal Chairs, all kinds ' REFRIGERATORS! Ofa superlorkind, uprighl, warranted ascheapas can be bought in Boston This article is made double and filled in with charcoal,and will keep ice muchlongor than some other kinds. READY-MADE CQFFINS c<#i$tnntly on on hand. Old Furniture repaired and painted in good style. Rath, June 22,1652. anil


ocr: Kennebec and Portland Railroad. ■ • » i. % S8b jTlTI ieesheiHHB Two through Trains each way between Boston and Augusta. . Winter Arrangements, Commencing December 12th, 1852. TRAINS L AYE DAILY, (Sundays exespted.) an follows: Leave Portlandfor Dath and Alignment 3 JO A as, I and 7 50 p m . Leave Augustafor Portlandand Bo-mou, at 5.30 AMand 1145am. Leave Augusta for Uatli,and Ponlonil ai 5 30,11 45 n M, and 1 13 p m. Leave Balhfor Portland mid Boston nt 6,4U a M,«nd 1240 p s*. Leave Beth for Portland, at 0 40 a m,12 40und 3 10 p si Leave Buili for Augusta at 6 40 a M, and 1 50 and 6 25 p M. Through Tickets are sold between Augusta and Ilallowell to Boston $3 50 Gardiner to Boston, 3 40 Richmond to Boston. 3 15 Bowdoinham and Bath to Boston, 3 00 Brunswick to- Boston, 2 75 F reeport to Boston, - 2 50 Rockland and Thonmston to Boston, 4 75 Warren to Boston, 4 50 Waldohoro to Boston, 4 00 Dnrmiriseotta to Boston, 3 75 Wise asset in Boston, 3 50 Chinn to Boston. 4 25 East and South Vassalboro to Boston, 3 g7 Vassalboro to Boston, 3 75 China In Portland, 2 15 East anil North Vassajboroto Portland, ] 75 Vassalboro to Port laud, J 05 B-lfSst to Portland, 3 50 Bangor to Portland, 3 75 FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. Arrangements have been made with the Eastern and P S Sc. P Rai I roads, whereby freight will h# transpor ted between Stations and this Road and Boston at Low Rates, and witlinnl change of cars at Portland. All orders f >r freight intended for this Road must he tell at Noi7 Merchants' Row. Boston. E. C. H V'DK, Superintendent. Bath, Dec 3, 1952.


ocr: KENDALL, RICHARDSON & CO., Ship Chandlers and Hardware Dealers, tf FRONT ST , BATH, ME. 39 CHARLES C. DUNCAN & CO,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, —AND — SHIP AGENTS, No 52 SOrTll STREET, NEW YORK. C. C. Dusoan. W. S. Lindsay & Co., London. Feb. 0, 1853. Iy3(i*


ocr: City of Bath. In Board of Aldermen, May II, 1853. ORDERED—That the Quarantine Regulations be as follows, viz: on and after the tenth day of June next, and until the tenth day of October next, a quarantine shall be lm>l on all vessels, their officers, crews, passen gers and cargoes, on their arrival from any port where any contagions sickness prevailed at the time of their departure ; and on all vessels on hoard of which any person shall have died or have been sick with any con tagious disease during their homeward bound passage. No perso.n shall he allowed to go on board of orashore from any vessel when on quarantine, without a permit from the hoarding officer. Vessels will anchor on the quarantine ground, opposite the South Steam Mill. (1 r~ Pilots will lake notice of t he foregoing regulations and act accordingly. ft C BAli.EY, Mayor. William Tdriiky. City Clerk. Bath, May 28, 185.3. tf50


ocr: DR. LANGLEY’S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS. Only 25 and 371-8 cents per Bottle. THOSE who are wise will ne wise for themselves, mid when they are troubled with LiverComplaint, Jaundice, Indigestion, Billious,sonror weak Stomach, sick or,tizzy Headache, Coughs or Colds, Weakness, Loss of Appetile, will seek the proper remedy. For the above complaints, and particularly piles,costive ness, bad humors,and all diseases arising from an in active Liver, no medicine ca it be better than Langley’s Knots,herbs and barks—the best in nalure’sstote, From broad Atlantic to Pacific’s shore; Front north to south their healing virtues lend And in these Uiitcrs proves the people’s friend. The bottles large—the price for one is small, Try them, the pledge is life and health to all; Pleasant to take—in seasons cold or warm, Always does good and never harm. Wholesale Depot, 07 Union Street, Boston. For sale in Path by A Pnajo, Dr J Mnthews and all dealers in medicine. ^ tin.31* WINES AND sVlRITS, For medicinal Purposes. TAM ESMITCURLL has been duly appointed by the tf Mayor and Aldermeh Agent for the city to sell Wine*, fee . for medicinal and mechanical purposes on ly, «gree»bl y lollie “ Act for the snpprtasioh of drink ing houses and tippling shops,’’ and is now prepared to furnish t heart if le for the above purposes at hisstore on Centre Street. Bath,Aagl9,1802 lOtf


ocr: T H E Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAHOCK Clothing & Outfitting ■wahehowss. lias just been received the LARGEST assort ment of I1W IIP Clothing! ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of i3 -A- IN" T S ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO— BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, A\B I'VVCV ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 1C, 1853. ltf


ocr: Just Received DIRECT FROM BO>TOX, A Fresh .Supply of Groceries, SUCH as Spanish Olives, large and small size Rai sins, in whole, halves and quarter boxes; a supe rior pi ility of Gelatine, Corn Starch, Preserved (lin ger, Olive Oil,Ketchups of all kinds, Pickles,Sardines, Citron, Cricked Cocoa, Chocolate, Teas and Coffees of all grades, Ac, which heoffers to the public as cheap as can be found in the cil v April 9. 1353 ALFRED T. ROBINSON. EW Shawls and Ready Made of new


ocr: Livery Stable. JOHN II. DAVIS, HAVING purchased the aland lately occupied by S. W. Wils mi, and u litc I vWlli hi, own stock, lately kept at the Klliol House Stable, is prepared lo answer all cads for Horses and Carriages. Orders left at the Sagad.ihock House or at the Stable on Centre Street, will be promptly attended lo. Bath, Aug.30,1352. llff


ocr: A Cure for Cough*, Colds, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, General De bility, f all Serof HIS Compound has been used with ilie most com plete success by our most cel* I cbrated physicians for the re moval and penminctflhure of the above diseuses. Hum-* dreds for whom there was no hope before the discovery of this simple yet effectual re medy, bare been raised to' health and happiness by its timely use. 'i’he following case of J Williams is suffi cient to convince all of its i wonderful effects. He says: I Imd been sick with con firmed consumption lor sev eral months. 1 hud used the clear Cod Liver Oil most of (he time, but hud derived but little benefit from it. 1 hud an attack of Hfeeding at the f . -W", m y l.lings, WHICH Uiuiiiicu my mends very much, as they now sitpposed there was no hope for me. About tils time I heard of your Com pound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime. 1 iinmediaiery commenced using if, and began soon to perceive its beneficial effects; in two month* n»y cough had en tlielj leti me, and I am now enjoying perfect health. „ „ . '1'r“lV yo«™, , j. WILLIAMS. N B I his Compound does not nauseate like the clear Cod Liver Oil. hot can be taken with pleasure by the most deluuie female. Be *urc am) eel ibe gen uine, manufaclurnd nhly by ALEX R B. WILBOH,Chemist, No 150 Conn Si’ Boston. A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath. 0mii45


ocr: Bath, June 15,1853. 52 Bread THE Largest Assortment AT THE SAGADAIIOCK Clothing & VTAKEHCTTSS. lias just been received the LARGES T assort ment of READ Y W ADE; ever offered for sale in ilu3 city, consisting COATS: of all patterns and prices, suitable for nny sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATES T BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -t—ALSO— BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AND I'AACV SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the has, this season, far exceeded his usual in purchasing stock, and lie now assures public that no person wishing to purchase leave his store without being suited. He enabled to sell at the VERY 10WEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. 13ath, June 16, 1853. 1 if