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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-09
+, BROWNS WORM IoztNceS.

RE the most valuable and certain medicine everdis
"A covered for destroying and expelliug all kinds Of
worms which frequently trouble children They are
niostereeenf remedy and pleasant the
any epnsectoneTy. They differ from all other
worm lozenges as they have no mercury in them.
Thousands ofboxes have been sold within the last
months A. 6. PAGE, agent for Bath.
N. b. Beware of counterfeits 1y21
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Ts New Fish Market.
STACKpOu.E Il TUI8NEESs

II AvINu esIaolisnea ~ siendahock Ferry, would
N new soss 10 tho public that they Intsrd
Keeping consiany On hand sss .upHI ,Ss
all kindss and .Wn4Is ny 3m40
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Notice.

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice. 10 whom it may
received from vessel Of this place in July aoh 1870
the owner can have the same by proving an"
paying charges WIN. WINSLomro
Bath, March 81, 1S4o or "oS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-09
~ CARPETS.
FOR THE SPRING TRAnr

w Maine Railroad depot, aymarket Square are now
receiving from all the principal English American
vet, Tapestry, BRUSSELS Three-Piy, Super and Extra
Fine medium and common Ingram Carpeiings variety
of style and fabric, comprising many new and beaui-
full designs. IT -
w. IT. h Co., are agents for the TAPLEYvIIIE
CARPETS, which will be found worthy Of the atten-
ton of the trade. Painted Floor Cloths from two "a
feet wide-a large assortment. rT er-sr~rsr
Straw Mattings, Wool and Cotton Bookings, Rugs,
Mats, &c. n1 'HnuaN F'TefNWvrf n T1rr
10 Ship owners, Hotel keepers, and Families are
respectfully invited TO call and make their selections
3m36 Hif sraH M -li. vs.
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Notice.

Notice.
TIME Copartnership ofTALLMAN & SEW
u ALL, CounselIors and Attorneys at law,
having been dissolved, the subscriber has this
day become a member Of the firm Of RANDALL
& BOOKER, Counselors and Attorneys at Law I.
The business Of the firm will hereafter he tran
sacted under the name of Randall. Tallman &
Booker.
Allpersons having demands against, or in
debted to, the late firm of TaIlman & Sewall
are requested to call for settlement upon rs
HENRY TALLMAN.
Bath, May Is, ls49. tf49
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Kensebee ald P,rtIanl RaiIr,al
Spring ArranYement. y
eR sa,RsA sER ~
IN and after Monday Mar. 18th, 1,

te1[zLSze1|F[ysL4s]1[( y - .SSJ(s5Esslz
I'm and after Monday Mar. 18th, 1850, Pas.
" senger trains will run on this road, in
connection with the Atlantic and ST Lawrence
Railroad, every day, Sundays excep'cd,) a
follows.
Leave Portlandfor Freeport, Brunswick and
Bath at Z A. M, and PA NJ.
Leave Bath for brunswick, Freeport, Var
mouth, and Portland at s Am. and IA P. .
At Brunswick, stages connect with Bowdoin-
ham, Richmond, Gardiner, Hsllowell and Au-
gusta, Ieeving Brunswick daily at p. NJ, on
arrival Of the care from Portland.
Returning. reach Brunswick in time for the
LIST train, reaching Portland at P. M. Through
Tickets betpeen Portland and G ardiner, HailoUeH,
or Augusta 81 so. 1efe
At Bath, stages connect with W,scasset, Dam /.
ariscotta, Waldoboro, Thomaston, Belfast and
Bangor
JAMES HALL, Supt.
Bruins wick Mar. IS. 1850. tf2S
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Sea Otter Oil!
nreserriild mud hentfifiinn Tie Hair

TOT PTeSeTUtHy uJtu UeuUtyytHytUe HuV,
BOSTON, Dec. 1888. DR.. Frederic Brown: Icertify
tina, Ihave used the Otter Oil which put up by you
for dryness of the hair and dandruf the head do
think il superior any other oil used II makes
the hair SOFT and gives fine glossy appearance, and
the does dry up again. does after using any
other kind of OIL Therefore can most cordially
mend il to all who are afflicted with dry and unheal-
thy head of hair. think any one by using i; short
time will find it a very valuable article. gfr4r No
GEO. F. BoNSEY.
A. G. PAGE, agent for Bath
NIB. Beware Of counterfes t..rA 1y21
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To Let.

4 FRONT Room over the store Of T. II. G :.
N Marston, suitable for Office. For terms
applyto JOHN TUCKER.
Dec. s., 1919. @ tf24.
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Experience is torch, lighted in the
ashes of our illusions. sHHI 4-lisi
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To Let.

-. ADWELLING HOUSE, adapted to
fSss@ the accommodation Of one, or two fam
1:.lE2 lilies, and pleasantly situated on High,
near Southstreet. Applyto z. HYDE.
Bath, Dec. IL, ls49. 3w27.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-09
R.tL Stove Factory.

n rr - Indifferent Iron Foundries in tho
HAVING the agene;y, furnish Stoves Of all kinds Ov-
ii o. States, we naors. Coudrons, Hollow Wsreand
A.s a OF q Wak E "a
dry p pr eas1i.reh %, 1880. - .fti 80 "a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-09

lnd'an-rubber pies are said to go farth
er than any other kind in use.
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Wooden Ware !!


A as r5sh riiTEE.isi W.P. MARSTON
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-09

- A CONVENIENT. modern built house, IN
well situated. Rents resdily for $40 per yesfa
Said house will be sold at bargain exchanged for
small house ia this city. Apply atthis once.
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Albany, April l, ls47.

Aorsrs.-Redding I Co, No. 9 state-street and
Mrs Z. Kidder, No 100 Courtstreet, Boston; samuel
Kidder, u, Lowell; Henry Pratt Salem; james
Green Worcester; Allison & Gault, Concord :
Balch Son, Providence and by Druggists and Ms
chants generally throughout the United stafss
Indies and the Canadas.
A. G, Page, ,.rsI. Job,
is my only authorized Agent for $780, Dn R;.h-
R. Haley, Brunswick 6. II. Inen' "''"-
mond; w. H. Barnard. Waidooo'o'
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0F eli Sizes for sale d Manpt Asfurers price.s ~
" &3 w r. MANSION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16
LAW COU r t s.

SUPERIOR COURT General Term.-Oid Branch.
Before Judges Oakley, Paine and Campbell,
latter sitting in the bfauchin the absence OF Judge
SANFORD ID ecisiOns.-SimeOR 4. HHg W.
James Gordon Handicapped from verdict,
in which, on an action for alleged libel damages
were given for plaintiff OF $3.50. The 'ioel charged
was in relation to article headed Illegal bal
case, as to two young men named Martin-alsO
alleging 70 reflect upon Mr.. H. in bis positioI
crier Of the Marine Court, and SIS lawyer, 10 re
lation TO & suit brought for Miss N against Mr..
Crosmsn. The appeal is grounded on the idea
that the articles were correct report OF Judicial
proceedings-slso that the Court on the trial erred
In excluding the testimony OF Judge Sanford. who
presided on former trial when the Jury could not
sgree-aso as to points in the charge as to last
trial that the Court should have charged It vas a
trle and impartial account, instead Of a fair ami
impartial account
Some of the averments OF the exception the
Court said, were unfounded-as TO a report OF ja.
dciAl proceedings, where there was trial, as Ia
part OF this case, there is question 70 priv
lege in publishing, and the Court charged, on the
trial, pretty much according 70 the views OF de-
fendant-ss TO the word ialr instead OF true, any.
thing that is true is fair In regard 10 the testmJ
ny OF Judge SANFORD, he remarked, on being cal
ed to the stand, that the minutes were such az be
took at the trial, but he did not remember the facts
sufficiently to be able 70 swear that they were faI
and perfectly correct In any case, the minutes
could only be admitted as 4 memorandum, TO assist
the witness in his recoIections and OF course, in
this case, were properly excluded, according to the
general rule. The verdict was by no means an op-
pressiye one, and this court does not feel called
upon to interiere-New trial denied
Hliiam LGm6ier vs. The Mayor, DC. Of Ner-
York and John PorteT-To recover damages for
an illegal levy on plaintiff furniture by Mr.. p col
lector OF assessments, for buildng sewer, we be.
ieve, in La ght-st. A verdict was given for de-
PENDANTS and motion is made for new trial.
TIE motion il founded on the ayerments, lst, that
the Common Council are bound to have an estimate
of cost and assessment before making a contract
instead Of subsequently assessing from the con.
tract and Incidental expenses-2d. that the Com
mon Council have DO power TO change the Asses
sors, after having once been appointed as 10 this
case- Sd, that the new Assessors II ade up toe as
sessmept before they had taken their oaths Of Of
fce-4ib, that the lots assessed should have been
described by their street numbers, which sas not
done and in consequel ce u such omission the I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

ASEcDorE or JUDGE JoHSsoN.-The hippant
filings of our Loco Foco friends at the Wing candI-
date for Governor, are simply ridiculous, and will,
unless we greatly msjudge recol upon those who
use them. The truth is, the stern integrity, good
sense and honest purpose Of Judge Johnson, place
him altogether too high for Loco Foco appreciation.
They will have a good opportunity however 70
study him as a model during the coming years oil
bis guberu atora service, and IN this although they
may fail Of ediicaton, we trust they will meet
with improvement.
Our candidate will we know, make himself ac-
qualnted with the people HI will fully define his
position, giving argument upon argument iortihed
by logic and illustrated with story and anecdote.-
He has "a mighty takin way with him" Bat,
with all bis anecdotes, there ls one touching which
bis modeSty will not permit HIN u use and, as we
have il in mind, we will state It for him. 1t shows
the uncommon energy and decision Of the man, add
rurs as follows Some two years and bali ago,
Judge j. was holding his Court 10 Cincinnati A
case was on trial, the witnesses had all been ex-
smined, and the Court adjourned for the night, ex-
pectng 10 here the arguments Of counsel 10 the
morning. Morning came, aud with II Judge and
Jurors, but no lawyers. After waiting some time,
the Court ordered the Crer 70 call them at the
doOr.-There was no answer Tired OF waiting,
and thinking perhaps that lesson In such cases
was necessary, the Judge charged the Jury and
seut them to their room. WheH the counsel arr-
we'd, laden with bags full of authorities AMI
heads full of wise saws and modern instances,
the Jury were Just about bringing in their vendict
Cleveland (OhOj Herald.
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s,lz. Csp.s, 81 et.--sl psf sOL-s1 per IOU
TIE WHO ALMANAC FOR 1880.

Tt,HIs ANNUAL has been prepared with great ana
4 aecuracy, and q presented to the Public a. cheap,
reliable and lucid summary Of the Political History Of the
Times IL contains nothing Of partisan character bat
gress a. ia asi sessor the Mileage EzpOs< he Eyenu
oilsf9 Europe Lat Of he Presidents Cabinet MEMBER
OF the present Congress- Governors o. he saes &c. ke
CoSrESTs-Aresl Of the United States; Astronomical
Calculations; Audit Congressional Board Of BANKING
STATISTICS Branch MinLs-GOd Coinage; British Csblnei
Wuhngtou Raleigh, Charleston and TOrleans; Cad.
foruis and New-H ezico; Chronological Tables C0mpenD
,Aon Of COngressmen. Congress- Satsucs OF Congress
LAT session OF Ecpses Economy 10 Tho Public ErPend.
lure; Elective Oces, U. s. Election days y ne severn
States, Election OfPresideni By the People; Election no
INNS Europe In 1913; Finances OF United States and 9r-s
Britain Foggng 10 the Navy GOvafnmeni " ne asoo
gAles, Government Supplies 8Ogernors and sAl7 OsPf
als; Hxh-Waier Ne~.York Boston, Phl.ad-iPnis and
Charleston Home Department; House o. h7pr-ssnts
tyea 8 House Mileage; Inaugural Addre.. u rren
aerI TsyIor, Jewish Csleldar; Ia" heiorn nhesg7 "
C0ngress Military Mileage. Minister'S ano So 20 ~
abroad Ministers A. Foreign CsarSi hon.nnolsn ~
sodGr; Moons place; Naval Prize 8ousy -feinps,snc
Naval Punlshmsnts les; Nsval supplies 1nd roleyi
Ohcers and Ofoes created P1nAms istnnlesi ~
a. Po.tAI Reform: Presidential Vote, 1879, he FRO
4uex Aggreg4ie; Public LAnds Railways ~D1 NshA AZ
sru.s North America; Recruiting Sr ne A1my nSs7uns
10 81 Collection, Senate Of he Onllea oAlss SSnsls
Mileage; Seventh Census Acii Shields zen t.osIos
ADD Re election Supreme Court U. rae tsgie; I1n
80 and shppins Tribunals for Claims ne neo
stsl-s. Whiiueys Kresi c@srrsl Railroad "" SoSges
ofthe UuiOL. -. cry,s .,-,.
Tecinu R-lurns carefully made aP Los ne !" * Ans
az sruua Maine, New-HsInpsnife, vermont hasacna
-, Rsas I.i.ns Conns-rlrul asw-York. Sew-Jersey,
Pefusy v,ni- hkfy.nd- VfsiniA, soslnCAfo1ss Aaos'
ma Hissssp-- Lou.s-sns IsrAa Afs.nsAA tn1ss9e
a. 80 ger inrfv O5io tr"snA AirniZsn tcSA VIE
80, nA
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ianO NJ COukh
FIRE.-The roof Of 265 Huds1r-It. caught Ere
yesterday Monday at P. NJ. No damage.
MURDER AND ISQEusT An Inquest was hell
yesterday at the Hospital upon the b1dy Of Andrew
Ferguson, p native Of Ireland, % years Of age,
who was stabbed on Saturday night by John
Thacker, on the corner OF Eigsth st. and Avenue
D and died on Sunday night from the effects n The
iniuries received Rober, Cross was sworn, and
testified that the accused first struck deceased
with his fst and then drew a knife and stabbed
him. Officer Whitehead Of the Eleventh war
Police was sworn and testified that the deceased
gave the first blow. The parties bad been on
spree and drank too mach previous 70 the array
The deceased was an unmarried man. ana iiVed a.
6g3 Fourtbst The Jury rendered a verdict InAs
deceased came to his death By Injuries inurcleu
with a knife in the hands Of John Thicker. Upon
the rendition Of the verdict Thacker " as co u IVea
for trial. No testimony appearing 70 .nP'l'a'e
Joseph Ramsey, who was arrested al inc "n9' %
was discharged.
Rrsr1r OF IsTEMPERAEcE.-Two men, named
Jobn McNapnus and VIM. McFsrlin while intox.
csted pot into a quarrel at the foot OF Eighteenth
81 z. x. few days since and McFsrlln wass struck
several times by bis opponent who made his es
cape. McFarin appeared 70 have been severely
injured and was taken to the City Hospital, where
he yesterday died. The Coroner held an inquest
on the body and the Jury rendered verdict OF
death by " delirium tremens.
ANOTHER MURDER-Mary Mcintyre residing
at No. &C Mulberry st. who was stabbed with
knife in the stomach on the night Of the 9th inst
by Patrick Delaney, at her residence, died yester
day from the effects OF her wounds. The Coroner
will hold an inquest this morning. Delaney is in
custody.
DEATH By DROwNISG.-An Inquest was held
Yesterday afternoon, at the foot Of Nesey at n. K.
upon the body of an unknown man. about % years
OF age who was found drowned in the dock. he
was dressed in snuff coored pants, linen coat, black
cravat and old boots Verdict Death by Drown
ing"
~ Owners are wanted ut the Fourteenth
W ard Station House for seven-hOder silver
plated castor supposed to have been stolen. Also,
at the Third District Police Court for small silver
clock, in a vase. Inquire of John LalOr, Clerk.
Found DROWNED.-The body OF an unknown
man was found drowned yesterday by Capt. Ddts,
Of the steamboat Jacob Bell near Robinss Reef.
1t was taken to the foot OF Beekmanst. where the
Coroner will hold an inquest.
THE CASE OF GEO. w NILEs-Justice Osborne
Yesterday rendered his decision in the Of this
individual, charged with false pretenses, in obtain
ing bill Of sale for furniture from Saml. J. Roper
Niles was held TO bail in $1,000 TO answer the
charge at Court.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

BOARD OF HEALIH-Judcious expenditures IS
true economy. This is an old aud a wise maxim,
and will be exercised no doubt, by our village su-
thoriies in measures 10 carry out the rules of the
Board. As already SAID, as there are bat few OIL
GERS or Police in Wiliamburgh, every citizen must
feel called upon to attend to the regulations (which
are pleasant and beneficial for ALL themselves, then
exhort their neghbors, should they fni any who
may omit to DO so. The Sanatory Committees and
other village officers will doubt do their part
The streets are now in fine order, aud with very
little care and attention may be kept so.
ARREsT.-Mr Smith, OF North Fourth-st. reius
ing to obey an order Of the Board of Health, 70
sbate a nuisance was arrested, but liberated on
the promise Of himself and friends TO comply with
the law.
MISUNDERSTANDING the fine buildings projected
is a splendid one, we understand, by Dr. Cox, cor
ner Fourth and South Third SITS on the ,ite Of mis-
present mansioa, which is to be removed 70
foundation new being prepared for i; in South
Third. St adjoining the corner.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.

THE TRIBUNE Ia now too widely known 70 mesa
especial eucidsdon It's conductors aim, and believe
they are enabled 10 furnish larger amount and variety
Information In year. whether II is Daily, senWeeku
or Weekly issue than DO obaned cheap In any OH
or form They endesvor make their Daily s. eqas
everything 10 any $40 Daily In the world Of heir Semi
Weekly Al S. and their Weekly A. s. which 10 Afordei
clubs a. ven reduced prices Having Other thao 81
vance subscribers, sending psPs except for eash sea
sDv paid, and favored with 3 subscription Amoti II &c
quite without parallel they enabled 10 incur expenses
for Literary Assistance, Correspondence TelegrspnnS
kc which very Afford IL 10 tner sim. while e
party Of Progress Europe denied me liberty u 1Esi
ance on Isai continent invite them 10 make The fro9
heir organ Accommodation with The public and arssaJ
several Of The moss eminent thinkers Old World h''v
been engaged a. regular correspondents TIM po1cy "
be pursued until ,evers more OF the Ablea sdyocaieso
PoIcA ard Social Reform IN Europe shall converse weed
" with our readers, setting order before them the u
full eAs ~hich The nvesg Of our age have been
LEFTY maturing but Of which snzcrA and Ohe'erAa ''s'
suf-s he unerAnce We bope, Al me sane ume COZ "
fall behind IN tire other departments Of Journalism, All 80
pecLy IN Ihai Of Political Intelligence ard Home Cores
pordenee.
TERMS-DAILY TEIsUSE, (s1ndsys -HeePiedl zoe
choice Of three ediu0us per day for 8 per Annum orr
icr six mOn.hs. sEAI-WEEKLY TEBuNE teVery "ecp7'
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Rumors from Havana.

The Commercial Of yesterday has the following
romoFs from Havana, which W. give for what they
are worth
Tbe GoyernerGsnerG has requ 'sted Commo'
dore McKeever % delay bis attire FOR day or
two The impression upon o1r iniormants mind
WAS that arrangements would speedily be com
pleted with respect - the persons held prison sIs
by the Spanish autboiies
Il is not improbable that Count de Acoy would
much prefer TO settle toe matter thro1s Ene Com
nodore Of en- An rican squadron, spoc ally dis
patched for that purpose, than through any ess d.
pcmnt'c acel.. We expect that the nris aers
viii be promptly given up on the arrival Of I pa
modore Morris.
We also infer, from the tenor Of the com nanica.
tiOa made % us that the Olicial dispatches re-
ceived or yet % be received, by our Government,
viii, when published, throw considerable light up
on the runor respecting threatened attack UPON the
American Consul at Havana. We do not feel At
liberty az present TO communicates all We know Of
this matter Suffice il 10 say that relations bet Teen
the Consul snd the Spanish authorities are such
that although by virtue OF his Office he presented
Commodore McKeever to the Captain General, he
was not invited 70 the complimentary banquet SUB.
sequently given to the American officers.
We know also that an American, UNDERMINING
the position of affairs. took occasion 70 inform the
Governor General of the fears OF Mr.; Campbell, and
the apprehended attack of the people upon bis per
son and residence. Count de AlcOy, smiling With
incredulity, at once summoned the head Of police,
and demanded Of him whether he had known or
heard Of any threats or design OF the kind. he
promptly replied, Mo- Then" said the Count
do you believe it probable that any such design
could have been in agitation and you not have
known II, to which the reply was as promptly,
and no doubt with perfect ruth, No. sir
well, said the Count to him, see sir 70 H. that
no such attempt be made and no such threats be
heard And then turning to the gentleman he
said, Sir, not only is the person aud residence OF
the American Consul in sure keeping under my
authority, but the person and property Of every
American citizen in Cuba"
We are well assured also, that the Spanish au-
thorities thoroughly understand the views and feel
ingso the American Government, and appreciate
them too and that they no less understand them
selves. The whole matter, we have no doubt, will
be amicsbly settled, on terms entirely satisfactory
to the United States.
The Congress was about 10 sail for Rio de ia
metro, the Germantown for Pensacola, and the Al
baDy, at an early day, for Boston