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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

LINCOLN, ss-DisIricl Court, Middle District, June
Term, AID 1850
SILAS :. MITCHELL. and David P. Low. both OF
y Bath III the County of Lincoln traders and partners
business under the firm name of Mitchell \ Low Pills
Us Jason NJ Butler of Phipsburg and Jones Bason Of
Bath both in the County OF Lincoln, housewrigts late
partners in business said Bath under the firm name
Of Butler K Bascn des, and Henry Tallman of said
Bath. trustee OF the said deis.
In plea OF The thai tire said defs nj sd Bath
on the day of the purchase OF the pfs writ. beng The
10Th dav Of November ID 1919. being indebted 10 the
pfs in the of hundred and six dollars and
twenty-five cents, according the account annexed 10
the pls canSde ration thereof then and there
promised the Pills my the same on demand. Yet
though requested. the have not paid but negcc
and refuse to do it The damage Of tho said ps las
thew say the sum OF four hundred dollars.
And no il appearing 10 the Court that Jason II But
Ter one of said des resident Of this State and
mas agent attorney therein, that his goods
or estate have been attached in this suit aud he has
had notice cf the pende,.cy thereof,iso ered thai
the pls notify the said Jason Butler of the peniencv
suit by publishing abstract Of their writ and
declaration and this order thereon the Eastern Times
newspaper printed in Bath three weeks successivev
the last publication TO be thirty DAYS nj least before
the next term OF this Cnui, to be holdeu al Wiscassei
within and for the County Of Lincoln the fourth Tues
day OF Octobef ext that he may then ,d srfe appear
and show cause ii any he has, why ludgfiien should
not be rendered against him this suit and
issue accordingly 7 f--.' ...z a.
Attest: F. r. BOWMAN. c}ers.
Abstract of writ and DC and copy Of order OF
Court thereon
3wS Attest:-E b BOWMAN. Clerk
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State of Maine.

LINCOLN ss-District Court, Middle District June
Term, AID 1850.
CHARLES CROOKER and William D. Crooker of
y Bath, in the County Of Lincoln partners in business
said Bath. under the firm name of c. & w D. Crook
e Pitts rs Jason NJ Butler OF Phipsburg in the Coun-
OF Lincoln, housewTight. and Jones Batson of said
Bath heusewrghi, late partners i'll business al said
Bath under the firm name OF Butler aud Batson, De
PENDANTS
Bath on the day OF The purchase OF the pls writ be-
ing the 27h day OF November AID 1Si9, being indebted
the ptfs The OF ffytwo dollars according TO
the annexed 10 the pfs witt then and there in
consideration thereof promised the plf pay him the
demand and the plfav that the timber
and mentioned in the said furnish
the said defis for the building house for and
the premises of Henry Tallman Esquire of said
Bath, which house is now occupied by Samuel
Crowel North street, in said Bath, and that the tim
Der and materials was used by the sid defTts in the
building OF the house aforesaid: wherefore he brings
this action within ninety days after the time when The
payment for saduiber became due, ard claims 10 hold
his lien on the honse aforesaid and The land whereon
the same stands ana upon all existing rights of redemp
iion the payment The said timber and the
dctts though often requested have not paid the sam
bit egeci aud refuse 10 do il; 10 the damage Of The said
pfs las they sayl The sum of one hundred dollars
And il appearing To The Court that Jason NJ But
ler of ddes is resident Of this State and
has tenant agent or attorney therein that his goods
have been attached in this suit and that he has
had notice of the pendencv thereof II is ordered
The pitts notify the sail Butler OF the tendency of this
by publishing abstract of his writ and declaration
and this order thereon three weeks successfully in The
Eastern Times newspaper printed at Bath, the last
publication thirty days least before tho next
Term of this Court, to be holden al Wiscasset within
and the County of Lincoln. on the fourth Tuesday
of October next that he may then and there appear and
show cause, If he have, why Judgment should
be rendered asainst him i'll this suit and execution issue
accordingly.
Abstract OF wit and declaration aud copy ol order Of
Court thereon. ar
3ws Auos;.-E B. BOWMAN, clerk
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State of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss-District Court, Middle District, June
Term, AID 1850
CHARLES CROOKER and William d. Crooker of Bath,
" in the County of Lincoln, partners business said
Jason NJ Butler, of Phpsburg, in the County of Lin
coin, housewrgh and Jones Bason of said Bath house.
wright late partners in business said Bath, under the
firm name of Butler Il Batson, defts.
In plea of the for that the said defts said Bath,
the day of the purchase of the ps writ being the 9th
day of November, AID ls9, being indebted the lifts in
the OF iftyone dollars according the account
ncxed the pitts writ then and there in consideration
thereof promised the pitts them the
demand and the pitts that the timber and material
mentioned in the said account furnished TO the said
deits for the building Of house for and the premises of
Henry Tallman ofsaid Bath Esquire, in said Bath
North street, near the house now occupied by Sumue
Crowel, being the most westerly house belonging to the
said Talman the street aforesaid and that the said
terial used by the said defts building of the
house aforesaid wherefore he brings this action within
ninety days alter the time when the payment for the said
timber became due by virtue whereof he claims TO hold
lien on the house aforesaid and the land whereon the
stands and upon all existing rights of redemption,
the payment of the said timber and the said des,
though requested have not paid the said sum, but neglect
and refuse to do, the damage the pitfls,
saiIh,) the sum of one hundred dollars.
And now it appearing to the Court that Jason NJ. But
Ter of said des resident this and
tenant agent attorney therein his goods
have been attached in this su and that he has had
ce of the tendency thereo-it is ordered the ps
notify the said Butler of the tendency Of this suit by pub
fishing an abstract OF their writ and declaration and this
order thereon three weeks successfully in the Eastern
Times newspaper printed in Bath, the last publication
be thirty days least before the of this
Court be holden Wiscasset within and for
" of Lincoln the four Tuesday Of DC ober nex
he may hen and there appear and show cause if any
he have why judgement should not be rendered against
him in his suit, and execution issue accordingly.
ATTEST E. b. BOWMAN, Clerk
Abs raci of and declaration and copy OF order of
3wS ATTEST E H. BOWMAN, CLERK.
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lin. Some letters found in his trunk were
apparently addressed TO him as Mr.. Murphy.
Daguerreotypes OF himself and a beautiful
young lady, whom he claims rs his intended
were found with other fancy articles in his
possession, He is Of good personal appear-
ance and says he is % years Of age.-[AtIas
Of Friday. ~
The above named swindler came 10 This
city about ten days since, and hired a horse
and chaise of Mr.. o c. Frost, to 90 to the
"h"e Mountains. A description of HIM,
however, in the Times, day or two after,
excited Mr.. Frosts suspicious, and be started
In pursuit: He found he was heading east,
and followed him, post ha ste through Lewis
ton, Winthrop. China, and on TO Hampden,
and found there that he had sold the horse
and chaise for S90-less than the value Of
the horse. Following him to Bangor, be
found he had left in The boat for the wesi.-
Traced him 10 Belfast, where he stepped
ashore; but there lost his trail. The reason
he gave for selling his horse WINS that he
was in haste to get to Canada, and the beast
would not carry him quick enough. u the
Manchester people want any more evidence
OF his villany than they have, Mr.. Frost will
furnish it 10 them.-l Argus.
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The clerical imposter who has been maxi
ing tour over New England, swindling ev-
eryboly in his travels, known IN these parts
as Rev. Nj. Schegel,' the name he register.
ed as his, at several public houses IN this CT
~, all Of which he abruptly left without
paying his bills, arrived in town yesterday
morning, from a "Trip down east, and look
lodgings at the Montgomery House, where
he was soon arrested by police officer Kim
bail on charges of larceny and swindling.-
The prisoner left in custody. yesterday fore
noon, for Manchester, N. H., to answer to a
charge of larceny of horse and buggy be-
longing 10 Messrs Hill & Co., he having hr-
ed the same and afterwards sold them in
this CRY. On searching Schiegel, officer
Kimball found upon him variety of letters
of recomme ntlation from and to clergymen
in all parts Of the country. His card case
was filled with cards bearing the name of
the late distinguished DR.. Neander, Of Der.
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Shocking Railroad Accident.

A sad accident, occurred on the Portland
AMI kennebcc Road on Saturday, in the
town OF Cumberland. A train of gravel cars
was on the road, with the engine pushing
them, and cars with non in the rear of that
There were about thirty ahorers in the grav-
ell cars, when meeting with an impediment
in the shape OF joist Sc, the cars and ten
der were thrown of, and the engine rolled
IN among them, doing dreadful Slaughter
Three were killed outright, and two died
soon after, and seven or eight were more or
less wounded-some of whom were horribly
mu'llated and could hardly survive. Our
Informant says the sight was dreadful one,
as the poor fellows were laid out on the barn
floor, with limbs crushed and enlrais pro-
irndlng from gaping wounds. -Four physi-
Clans were soon got there, and rendered ev-
cry assistance in their power Argus.
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LINCOLN ss-Distrct Court, Middle District, June
Term, AID. 1850.
SI1AS ;. MITCHELL and David T. Low, both of Bath,
~ in the County of Lincoln partners business said
Bath, under the firm of Mitchell 4 Low, Plaintiffs
Jason NJ Butler of Baltimore, in the State of Mary land,
carpenter, Def.
In plea of the for that the said def said Wis
casse the day of the purchase OF the pitts writ be-
ing the twetv-fth day Of October AID 8i9 heir. ndebt
the pfs in the of thrtyt dollars eight
cents according the annexed TO the pitts writ
then and there in consideration thereof promised the ps
to Pay them the same demand. Yet, though often
requested SAID delft the hath not paid but neects
and refuses do the damage of the said plts las
they say the sum of siNty-five dollars.
And now il appearing to the Court that the def is
resident of this State and has tenant agent
ney herein that his goods and have been attached
this and that he has had notice of pendcncy
thereof it is ordered that the pitts notify the said def
the pendency of this suit by publishing abstract of their
writ and declaration and this order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Eastern Times newspaper printed
Bath, the last publication to be thirty days least before
the next term of this Court be holden Wscasset,
within and for the County of Lincoln the fourth Tues
day of October that he then and there appear
and show cause, if he have. WHY Judgment should
not be rendered against him in this suit and execution
sue accordingly.
ATTEST: F.. b. BOWMAN Clerk.
Abstract of writ and declaration and copy of order OF
Court thereon.
3wS ATTEST e. b. BOWMAN, CLERK.
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Free Banking III Optcd in Canada

We are requested to note the following; A
correspondent of the Boston Atlas, dating at
Toronto, Canada, July 81, says:
In our Legislative history, the most inter
rsiing events are the passage of Mr.. Nlcrrirts
Free Banking bill, copied from the present n
York law, and the second reading of bill
equallzine our currency with that of your re-
public. The bill provides that the value OF
The provincial silver dollar, as well as the Sill
yer dollar of other nations, shall be anala
eous 20 the value OF the same coins in YOUR
country. AT present, in this province, un-
der declaratory law, they are worth about
a cent and half, of your money, more
Both these are very important bills. The
former breaks up our present system OF
banking monopoly; aud the latter will in m :
ny ways assmilate our interest with yours
This is similar bill to that reported to our
Legislature by the joint Committee on Banks
and Banking.
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Lincoln Academy.

rNHE Fall Term Of this Academy will commence on
Monday the 9th day OF Sept. next, and continue L
weeks The school will be under the charge of
MR.. G. Snow NEwcoMB, A. NJ =, Preceptor,
Miss ANNA d. REED, Precepiress
Miss Lucy NJ WELLS, Teacher Of Music.
Tuition follows, Instructions in common English
branches, 20 cents per week,
Higher English branches, 25 conts per week.
Classic aud modern languages, so cents per week.
On the Piano Forte, 5000 per term.
70 Scholars from out OF town obtain boarding
places in good families, reasonable prices i'll the vii
age near the Academy The trustees have recent
y made considerable addition the Philosophical Ap-
paraius in aud it is sufficient to.meet all The
wants Of first rate school
JOHN COFFIN,
Secretary 10 Board of Trustees.
Newcastle. Aug 81, 1850 3w10
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State Of Maine.

LINCOLN, sat- a Probate Court held at Wis
casset, on the tyth day Of august A. D. 1850.
Ordered, that Job Jellison, Executor Of the
last will and testament ofBrackeu Andrews late
Of Bowdoinham in said County dec d notify the
heirsatl aw and creditors of said d ceased and
all personsinterested, that his final account Of
administration on the estate Of said deceased
will be offered for llowance at Il Probate Court
at Bath, on the 18th day Of September next,
when and where they may be present if they
see cause.
Notice to be given by publishing an attested
copy ofthis order in the Eastern Times, paper
printed in Bath, three weeks successfully, be-
fore said Court of Probate.
Given under my hand this fifth day Of August
in they year Of our Lord one I thousand Gig ht hun
bred and Gfty.
ARNoLp BLANEy, Judge o fProbate.
true Copy-Attest
3wS EDWIN S. HovEY, Register.
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% c a&io g..

IN ms cly zo,h INST suddenly, Davis Augustus only
aud IL days. So years. Illus
In this city, Friday last George Prancs o,,, . .,
Mr. Francis Marston, aged years. - ' S" "
In this city, Aug 81 Mary Sophia, only daughter Of w
Gilbert Esq. aged years and months. " -
In this city, 2ls inst Anstress H. only daughter of WIN
ii and Susan V Harrison, aged months.
In this city, 22d inst Florence Adelaide daughter Of Mr.
Masters, aged months.
In woolwich, Aug Goth, Mr. Franklin Wright aged IS
years.
AT sea- Aug g. on board the ship Giidden from Lv-
erpooI Maria Hester McGown, wife Of Capt Ambrose
McGown, and only daughter Of Mr. VIM Nichols Of Bris
tol, Me.
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GOrham Seminary.

TUE Trustees beg leave the public that
provision has been made by the generofiiy Of the
egsature, for the liberal endowment OF this lnsti,u
ton, a Seminary for The education of females exclu-
sively. Increased facilities for the instruction of young
ladies in the solid and ornamental branches at their
cducaiion will be introduced elrly practicable.
The next session will conn on THURSDAY.
September 10. and continue tweniyone weeks. Expen-
ses of young lady for tuition and board, including
wood, light and washing SIS per quarter Tor half
sion) Lessons in Music Organ or Piano Forte So
Use of instrument, 81. Drawing, So. Painting, S3.-
For further information apply 20 EDWARD p. WESTON,
Principal.
3ylU JOHN WATERMAN. Secretary.
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LINCOLN, ss-Dstric Court Middle District June term
AID. 1850.
SARAH 5. BARTLETT, of Bath, in the County of Lin
Butler of Phipsburg, the County of Lincoln, aforesaid
house-carpenter defendent.
In plea of the for that the said de at said Bath
on the day of the purchase of the plt writ being the
eighth day of November AID 1919 being indebted the
plt in the of thirty dollars and fifty cents
cording to the annexed to the tiff writ in
sderaton thereof then and there promised the pt to pay
her the same sum on demand
Also for that the said def at Bath aforesaid the day
aforesaid being indebted TO the pt in the other Of
forty dollars for meat, drink washing lodging and other
necessares by the plaintiff before that time found and
provided for the said def the request of the dcf in
consideration thereof then and there promised the p
pay her the demand. Yet, though often request
cd, said def hath paid the said several sums, any,
either of them, but neglects and refuses do it to the
damage of the said plt as she sah the of seventy
five dollars.
And now it appearing the Court that the def is
resident of this state and has attorney
therein that his goods been attached in
suit and that he has had notice of the tendency there
Of 1t is ordered that the pf notify the said def of the
tendency of this suit by publishing abstract Of her writ
and declaration and this order thereon three weeks
cessivey in the Eastern Times, newspaper printed in
Bath the last publication be thirty days least before
the next term of this Court to be holden Wscasset.
within and for the County of Lincoln the fourth Tues
day of October that he then and there appear
and show cause Of he have) why judgment should
be rendered against him i'll this suit and
accordingly.
Attest: F.. b. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Abstract of writ and declaration copy of order of
Court thereon
3wS Attest e. Il. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

IT, The Bangor Courier says that within a
few days there have arrived at the mills in that
vicinity, large quantity of saw logs of supe-
rior quality, brought from land on the waters
OF the ST. John river, driven up the lakes which
naturally feed that river, and turned into the
Penobscot waters through canal, and thence
run down the Penobscot
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

BLIss's Con LIVER On CANDY.-A neat
and efhcacious compound, combining all the
medical virtues of the Cod Liver Oil, with 9TH
er powerful yet harmless curatives, is one of
the most popular remedies of the day, for coughs
colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, and all diseases
OF the pulmonary organs Thousands have
tried 1t with the happiest results.
BE sure and enquire for Blisss and observe
his signature on every package of the genuine
article. For sale in Bath by A. q. PAGE the
only authorised agent.
n. Is. Bescare of counteyteits
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

TapiOca, Sage, MacarOni.
NERMlCELLI, Farina, Potaoc starch, Wheat Groas,
Dat Greats for puddings, &c. for sale al the City Mar
ket by ! A. G. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29
N 81 Z T al a5eS.

In Georgetown, Thursday evening, Aug %, by Col.
Berry, Mr.. JOHN l.. BERRY to Miss ALMIRA II. OIL
YER, both Of Georgetown.
IN BOSTON, Mr. George Ford of Maryland to Miss Ado
Inc Bruce of Bath, Me.
IN blddeford Me-, by Rev Mr. Lord, Mr. Ethan Max
C 81 Iopsham to Miss Hannah, daughter Of the late
oapt Emery of B.
ton IN Brunswick, Rev Geo Dure to Miss Jane Moul-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

IMPORTANT to those having impurities of
the Blood-BRANT"S PURIFYING EX-
TRACT. the most wonderful Purifier in the
world, is now put up in QUART BOTTLES.
% See advertisement headed " SIXTY EoUR
DOSES" in another column. 1t is so strong and
purifying that one bottle lasts from TEN to SIX
TEEN days longer than Sarsaparilla.
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w ould soon be in a Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM d. JENNINGS, merchant at Peyponf
Centre itGbHd county, Ohio. Gctpber 2 lSIe.
aud stated of CoNsrMrTIoN which the OF BRANT's
INDIAN PTINON4RT BILSlN had effected III Mr.
WILLIAM CROCKETT. OF an adjoining town He said Mr.
Crockett had sought relief from the hest physicians and
medicines but found none, hand OF that
uureleniin monster Consumption had taken fast hold his
vitas and destroying and drh;ar his hrs! thar
a skeleton He gireg r7 hy his physicians
and all friends. who wcld slIito 5rcfei But
in this last extremity. strange and marvellous may
seem, yet tue, that the Of only Ere bt sf BRASIs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM ia- unclencled the hand
of the destroyer and ed Mr. Crockett hea and h1
is now healthy, hearty, rugged man.
s D. DAMN, ESQ., merchant and postmaster at JGerssa
adjoining about the time. ana stated
he acquainted with Mr. CRocKIT and slfe5 10 Ais
cuRF. and all he dborcU1geI
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BY THE LAST NAIL

BOSTON-Ar 10Th, ship Alliance, (of Wscassc t(Rob-
nson, Havre St ult Ar 2it via quar- ship Josephine,
(ol Bath Crooker, Liverpool 18th uthas cabin and 52
steeFage passenger 18th, bark Rainbow, (of Gardiner
Lombard Matanzas. 10th inst brig Duncan, of Warren,
Gchrist, Philadelphia 9th, sch Jane, Fish, Gardiner
MONTEREI-Ar June 28, brig Eagle, FIN San Francis
co. bound down the coast.
SAVANNAH-Ar 2lst, sch George Prescott, of
Camden
NEW ORLEANS-Cl l7th, ship Harriet Augusta, Mo-
bile.
CHARLESTON-Ar 22d, sch Lily, Camden.
WlLM1NGTON-Cl 22d brig Helvelyn, Bath.
PHlLADELP1I1A-Ar 2ith, brig Metallic, Plummcr,
Hallowe
NEW YoRK-Ar eth, Gertrude Horton, Pcndle;on,
Thomaston.
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DR.. W. FRENCH, NJ HHsiaic HlstSf'e Co., Michigan,
shout the let OF January, lG9 wrote follows; hays
been the regular practice Of medicine IL this place Tor INNS
,ea Obliged quit the practice OF my profession
In consequence OF in health severely afflicted Win
Chronic Of the Lungs to convince me thas HAD
THE CONSUMPTION, past doubt. coushed almost neessani-
n night and duv and had pairs and seseess in my
chest side and breast tried the remedies recommended
ip The nausea and debility caused by them was preju-
diced Against patent medicines. and have no faith n5w in
lin m peerlv But iniucedas Experiment.. more
tian through faith-to try a bottle of BRANTS INDIAN
PULMONARY BAISAM; and lido here acknowledge, Tor
The beuefl of the afflicted, whom il serve, that the
effect the most prompt AMI sanitary oi
c M couh uE Immediately referred and in about eight
Or ten days Tree from cugh soreness OF the chest aud
main aud consider and pronounce gsuJ WELL MAN.
Dr French is now a respectable druggist at HllsdGe
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CITY OF BATH.
In Board of Aldermen, .Hdy 10, 1850.

OR erred That the quarantine regulations be as
" follows, viz: and after the tenth day Of June
and until The tenth hay OF Octobcr quaran
shall be had all vessels. their officers.
passengers ana cargoes their arrival from any port
where any sickness prcvailcda at The time Of
the r departure, and all vessels board Of which
any shall have died. have been sick with any
conia ous disease during their homcward bound pas
sage
No PERSON shall be allowed go board Of. or
shore from vessel, when qua rantine wiihonl
pc rnt from the boarding officer. Vessels Will anchor
the quarantine ground opposite the South Steam
Mill.
70 Pilots will tale notice Of the foregoing regula
tons and act accordingly. + II. MORSE, Mayor.
WILLIAM TcRREy, CHy Clers.
Bath. May IS. 1850
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

II The RAILROAD LOAN. The citizens of
Augusta, on Tuesday last decided to loan their
credit to the Portland and Ken. Railroad by
vote of 9O8 yeas, to AZ nays.
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0FCapt Taggart did not succeed in rising
from Portland last week, with his flying ma
chine. Aunt Ruthey thinks he better try some
of her portable yeast