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information communicated to us by OF the citizens
of California, who came passenger IN the last steamer
from that State, intimately acquainted with It's people,
and thoroughly posted TO the late elections authorizes
us TO say that those elections secure the choice OF a
democratic senator Congress On joint ballot IN the
legislature the democratic majority will not be less than
fifty In the congressional canvass. Messrs. McCorkle
and Marshall had succeeded by handsome majoriies;
and although the returns from few localities were
waited for with some doubt their effect the gu
bernaoria election the general belief that the demo-
cratic candidate (Mr Bger) had prevailed la the latter
canvass the whs candidate had great advantages over
his competitor in having longer residence, and high
claims on account OF the aid he had rendered TO
the early immgran,s-thus placing many OF them under
personal obligations.
IN the general result of these elections is gratifying
to reflect that this the youngest member OF our confed
eracy starts right in political sentiment. Owing her
existence to democratic policy, Florida, louisiana and
Texas do, it would have been feature in her conduc,
deeply to be regretted if the beginning OF her career had
been mar by any variation from the great principles
which gave her BIRTH 1t that the with Mexi
co was by army without thought as to the
party views Of the brave men and officers who composed
it, but the responsibility of the warthe firm and steady
grasp OF that policy which follows without lear the V
dcaon of national right and is not deferred by unwse
apprehension that our institutions will be weakened by ex-
tending the area of their ursdctonwas democratic and
California by the signal with which she demon
sates her capacity for good egovernmenl and by the
unparalleled progress she has made in displaying her
godea treasures and rich agricultural resources, is
monument, 10 the fame of Mr.. Polk and his adminisra-
ton far more noble than any which could have been con-
ceived by the immortal poet when he wrote
" Ersgi momumsntum pertnnfss"
Such a monument is far above any which Rome ha,
erected in honor of her Cesas the gold Of California
is superior in value the rough metals which were fire
made subservient TO the uses OF man.
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:" Time was when the brains were out the man
would die" But lines have changed. The whG parry
have got ahead OF old times and customs. It's editors
write a. il they didn't know they and their party wes
dead Look over the Union-and where is whggsy
II has found Judgement in one State in two or 'ns
others ~ engaged in doubtful struggle for existence
Still whg editors scribbe about eectng President WV"
much hippancv as if they believed bat they w''u,
We have the singular spectacle OF President proecnpns
the party that controls nearly all the States ana po"
houses Of Congress, and giving all the offices OF zoe ls
eral government 10 his faction, whilst his broken. M
wise
Let the wings appreciate their condition, and heP y"
democrats TO elect first. rate democrat to the once "
President That is the way Tor sensible wing 70 ~
(Springfad CO., ErpoHo''
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. "a, 1861.

M MI ISRAEL T. JAMES south Tspn street. Phiiade
pha authorized make collections o US IN inc cues Nc"
York, Boston, Philadelphii aud Baltimore.
nyEswARps, SANFORD, Co.. express agents and bankers
the United States. London Liverpool have been sppsn'ss
agents for the and authorised receive subscription
ma 10 his paper Their London Is al No
street. and Liverpool At No. Columbia nuiiainss
This concern is connected country win the wei
Of Adams Co., agents. and onuuea no eo
dcnce Of our friends abroad.
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TWELVE Thousand Acres Sale
Spectator eneprisng-This property
Bernardo and
uadaoupe the populou wealthy and desirable
sugar region Of Texas fact all the ad
navigation, SELL and climateequa TO
southern country lying contiguous TO the Gun OF
Galveston, about three to New
and convenient many OF the ineno'
shall November which time
wishing such property will have an
with myself both the
and The Of sale be made
protected BY Any person wishing JOIN
Of these for hve
capta-say $50 00Oand who will take charge and
man sam a accommodated.
request information relative TO the above, addressed to
Aliens Fresh, Charles county, Maryland VIII meet WIN
promp, ate ntion j. A. sHEIRBURN.
mi
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ONG Life within aIl-The celebrated

ONG Life within aIl.-The celebrated
German physicians Brothers and Gray, have finally
concluded themselves in the city Of after having
travelled of knowledge and having spent
among purpose getting thorough
botany they themselves qualified alleviate
the human family subject We
promise all who favor with call that we will with
question, tell them their complaints aid
TOMS guarantee sand speedy The Doctors
wholly vegetable, and prepared by themselves We
aso complaints, matter
have originated or how long standing
viz ayue cancer be had office from
living counties OF the States Of New
York. Canadas Ac who, having been gwen up TO
faculty. and avaing themselves OF our
~ health Diseases successfully treated at
the following dyspepsy, constipation piles scn'ua
bronchitis espelas, letter. scad head, dropsy all ner
diseases Of the skin, lungs stomach, bowels ve
Kidneys, spine, &c.
Office street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
Ocfs- lWs
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Al ENy Cabinet Furniture War

n EW Cabinet Furniture WNrehouse, sth street
Pennsylvania avepuc-DAyID A. BAIRD respectfully informs
the Washington and vicinity that he has
Pennsylvania avenue
by Mr. Botee and receiving from New
OF cabinet chairs
. TO
articles intend
The public respectfully call and
before purchasing elsewhere
~ a. The upholstery and hanging bushes.
usual at the old stand, next door.
Oct ll-eodinf tfeleeaphl
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The inauguration at Nashville OF Gov. C~~poei, and
ysloaicuory o Gov. Troasdslc.

We copy from the Republican Banner (WHICH from some
cause generally day in advance OF the other papers
from Nashye) an account OF the ceremonies on thus
occasion. The speech OF Gov. lrousdaie was wo''hy
of him We transfer il 10 our columns ana also some
extracts from that Of his which also abounded
with patriotic sentiments.
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NOTICE.The subscriber would respectfully inform
that in Of the pospenemen Of The sn the resi-
depce minister the yoth
be for until Tuesday the 2s instant
time the ladies' and gentlemen of Alexandria, Geogetown
Washington and visiting the metropolis, invited
and ersnine for themselves,
oc,ai-d Al GREEN,
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EOK sALE.-Thai beautiful. conn

EOH sALETba beautiful commodious built residence
7th, between aud Boundary containing
ground being all No
offered Cor sale II has nine with hreeod
also, smoke, wood and
stsbne ior three horses and OF excellent
yard.
This within about minutes walk Of the public
rapidly improving neishbohood enjoys double
OF a city and country residence.
description Of the surrounding beautiful vicinity highly
deemed
will call
Tide United States. Inquire of w. Josssos, the
premises.
I5-eo1w
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HANGING sCHOOI.-MADAM BLAKE has the an
nouncng and the public that her dancing school
aiu pupils
November 1881. Madam b. will tsacb variety of psrior
dancing
Through agent New York Madam r. win receive all the
for coming Days Of tuition Tuesdays snd
saturdays from I'LL O'Clock. apply the Hall
Oct 7-eodttth Nov
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By the subjoined extract from the Courier. Of New
Orleans, we perceive that this gentleman will De support
ed by the democrats in the second congressional district
Of Louisiana There is 20 short period to lnteUsss
before the election comes on that il is scarcely possible
for the Colonel to canvass the district and acsuant ns
people with the objections which exist TO Toe
election OF any pledged to the support OF The pTese0.
wing administration STILL the known energy and zeal Of
the Colonel make not improbable that be may overcome
all Disadvantages and that that district may yet contribute
10 swell the majority which democracy has ALREADY
acquired I, is scarcely possible that The intelligent peop's
OF that district will be behind those represented oy s0en
noble democrats a. Messrs Penn Morse, ana La eefs'
in manestng their desire TO the federal government
placed in firm and wise hands this interesting Peoo o.
our affairs.
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ARMY ASYLUMNO having been approved py the EIecu
tive for this institution of Columbia, the Board Of
sale containing from w to
900 acres and within miles of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. description OF the specifying the buildings
the number in cultivation; ad
water building materials In each ease The
farm will be The cearest title VIII be
oiIed Address CAPT HAMILTON, Secretary of the Board
War Office before the 26th inst.
Oct 3D.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.-Nouce IL hereby given
deduction of ak will he allowed the
The year 1851 II paid within the mo nth,
Oct ie-sosd n, j, ROCHE, Collector
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| SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr-Ms VAN r. VIE
pER-Tbere has been no regular nomination oil cana,
date for Congress in the second district 10 oppose DIE
Arstide Landry the Fillmore candidate bui the demoe
rarv o Jefferson presented the people the name
Van T. Winder esq, OF the parish OF leneoonne; ana
from all portions oil the district are advised that De
highly acceptable the people, and will be voted for
even without formal nomination. by all the demoen"
and by many wings Mr.. Landp's wholesale endorse
men, Of President Fillmore without qualification re-
serve will not fail to withdraw from him the support Of
many gentlemen OF his party who dlstrns his SENT
mens in relation to slavery and utterly repudiae his ne
GAL understandable, and anti American course on 'he
Cuban question As the endorser oil President Fillmore,
MIR Landry has made himself morally responsible Tor ne
acts; aud those who condemn and disapprove Fillmore
cannot and will not support Landry.
| The name of Mr.. Van Wnder j., therefore, spon
taneousy presented The people Of the district ne
like Mr. Landry native OF Louisiana born in The pahen
of Concorda He has been for many years planter w
the parish of Terrebonne, where he is well known anu
highly esteemed He is intelligent energetic, prae
teal man, familiar with public life and politics, and Wa
educated under the guardianship OF Felix Grumpy !"
| Tennessee.
Mr. Van Winder has not been consulted in this matter,
He has no desire for public life. II applied TO, be would
probably decline bu,. if elected, he will make faithful
enlig htened, and able representative.
| In the great democratic meeting Of Saturday
evening in New Orleans, we observed many trans.
parences bearing his name, and in compliance win INC
general wish OF the democracy and doubt not oil nu
merous Mi. Fillmore wings in the district we TINS osy
place his the regular ticket. His moral woIh
talents and popularity will everywhere add strene,o
to il And il the second municipality and Lafayette p'
their duty, and their whole duty, We know they WIZ
he will most probably defeat the Fillmore candda"'
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DOR Rent, tn. large and commodtous house in tn
FIRST ward occupied by Brazilian Minister.
For apply 10 Gen Gratoi, Sir Buildings.
Sept 2l-eodu INTEL.
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HANGING ACADEMY.-Etrst Course.-Mr Y. r. Liable
" citizens Of
his
Thursday, November s. hi.
Pakes south side OF
Days OF tuition Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturday.
AM the fashionable will introduced tasgh
nr IA--dtf
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Washington and Alexandria Doat.-Passaxe Five
Cents.
The fsvorite steamer THOMAS cOlLfER VIII
2~~-Hle depart following hours coach connects
n1k7R - III the bonts
Leave Alexandria nj TX, 9k, lk. X, az, and An
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
l5-du
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DARKER's Fancy store /. unusually attractive this
season being full brilliant goods all OF the
N patterns andm ost fashionable styles In
GLOVES.
gloves all coors and numbers manufactured
expressly for his sales. In
RiBANDS.
richest rband all coo ana WIDTHS
Some very beautiful sashes aud the neck. Ia
COMBS.
Is entirely patterns shell combs, Parismake
100 entirely patterns buffalo do do
very large buffalo, English horn dress
combs and teeth COMBS supeno lew dozen
BARRIERS hair cutting combs.
HAIR BRUSHES.
superior OF English, French, ana
American hair brushes Expressly hair dresser
SCISSORS.
very made by Henh, OF New
ark, Tiernan Of New York; expressly for sales
PERFUMERY.
perumery, Lubn's
mos dc bout lustrate for the hair
HAIR DYE.
Bachelors hair dye, which warrant TO change The bar IN
dark chestnut jet black The dye we conn
offered for dying the hu
man hair pANkEas
Fancy, Perflmey, and Comb store, Penn av,
Oct a3-d6t under National Hotel.
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The steamer OSCEOLA will resume her trips TO the
4,HAe place saturday, the %th October leaving
Washington every Saturday and WEDNESDAY, al
O'clock m Retuning-eave Norfolk Monday aud Thurs
day. O'Clock toueing going and returning al Gone
liver, and the usual landings on the Potomac
ssn, .oNtr JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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Navy Department, Sept "A, 1851.
NoTICE-Oiccrs navy who have In
their belong Navy Department
are respectfully requested to return them -
a.o, as-dlm Chief Clerk
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POTOMAC RIVER BOAT.

new, fas and steamer GEORGE
viii on the Potomac the balance
80 of stopping the following landings going
Tuesday and Friday leaving washington at
O'Clock Alexandra ~ O'Clock, tbs will leave
Wednesday and Saturday morning
each week. landing following places going and
Gymout Guanco, Budds Ferry, Boyds
Hole, Nangsme Store, PoPes Creek, Bluff Point, Blacks
Landing Pney Point Sandy Point and Cone
river
uet Io-eodlw JOB CoRsoN Captain.
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Sent l7-eOd3m
y. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Ldu,
WILL practice this District and In the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia
ment especially the Of the revolution
Office on Louisiana avenue, ~ and 9th streets.
Sent -eu6m
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California Land Titles.

direction of the President of the United Sates
commissioners for asceaning and settling pri
yate land hereby notice that
session will held Francisco in said State
on 9Th day of December, 1851.
hands, the OF Washington this l day Of
September, 1851 49,,
HARRY |. THORNTON,
Sent l7-eod3m Commissioners
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NEW and beautiful Brussels Csrpeting The subscri-
respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
an supply English Brussels Carpena
entirely this day received and will be offered low
goods be bought the United States
Also Esesh American floor ociobs full Sheets which
W. HooE, BROTHER, Co
Oct IA-hawzwn
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EOR RENr-A conmodous and handsomely furnished three
located Ascension
chu other modern
occupied by Attorney General Cnttendep.
immediately Inquire j. b. II.
ney law, w Rodgers, on the premises Oct tos~u
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win winch he has bee
favored from than fifteen States and from families mold
POSITIONS respectfully announces ai
year his IN this city tme
etShesatA OF his sxpenenee) instructor OF youth
His Boarding School Tor the educauon Oh young
ladies the ornamental branches required IN an
female son limited pupils Of
and borosgh Instruction.
elaneous Ia larger schools
language family and the school French
French lady educated for the reon "a
Paris.
r. w. CUsHMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, CITY Hall
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-11
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.


TuSTpdblished the Life and Public Services of GEN.
ANDREW JACKSON, seventh President of the
ohied States, including the important of his State
ppapere; WIS ne h1iogy delivered by The Hon Geo
Dancrot EDITED ny JOHN s. JENKINS, A NJ. Publish
ed by GEO DERBY & Co., TO whom all orders should
be addressed.
Now that all that mortal of jackson, gone from
among and there remains OF the once great man but
The memory OF his acts-now that party strife and po
ica turmoil eau no longer buffet his and fame be-
tween the guots OF opposing actionsnow that the dead
may claitn, what few distinguished men ever received
While living the dispassonale judgment OF their fellow
men, now is the time for the life of Andrew Jackson
he written new gene ration is sprnging up, 10 which
mo deeds of his life will be matter OF history, and il
Is right that IL shond receive It's knowledge OF Them,
through medium free If prejudice and party spirit.
" The question of The Union brings up his action on
the nulihcatl"n question. and i'll the very words which
Bancroft IN HIS euogy in 1s45 applied 10 the author of
The proclamation. The Union-H must be preserred.'
The whole influence the past was invoked III favor of
the constitution; from the coucilchambers of the faith
who moulded our institutions; from the hall where
American Independence declared, the clear loud
cry was uiiered-'The unon-!t must be preserved
From every battle field of the Revouon-from Lex
mgIon and Bunker's Hill--frcm Saratoga and York
iown-frorn the field Of Eulaw-from the cane.brakes
that sheltered the of Marion-the repeated, long
prolonged echoes came up-'rhe Union-l must be
preserved From every valley IN our iand-trom ev
cry cabin the pleasant mountain sidesffom the ships
at our wharves-from The tents of hunters in
ernmosi praires-rom the living minds OF the living
millions OF Anne rican freenen--from the thicky coming
gores of futuriiyIhe shout went up like the sound of
many waters-sfhe Union-it must be preserved The
address from which tins passage wasaSen Is printed al
length in the present volume being believe the on
ly form in which il is al present accessible. We have
also judicous selection of Jackson's most memorable
State Papers. his Veoes, the Proclamation Messages
Inaugural and Farewell Address There is, too, a re-
print of DR.. Bethune's his death. An excel
lent full length portrait is froniispiece to the volume
which is creditahe specimen Of the rising Buffalo
Prossn-LIerary World.
@ Our authorized Agent will call and present the
book for inspection -.rI
N B-Agents wanted to sell the above work in all the
States in the Union Apply postpaid 10
GEO. FL DERBY 4 CO,
5wS 164 Main Street, Buffalo.
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CHARLLS Ill. LYNCH.
State of Maine

T lNCOLN, sat- a Probate Couri held al Wscasset
IL on the LIST day Of September, A D 1851.
Ordered that Edmund Dana administrator of the es-
tale of Samuel Stanwood, late OF Bath said County,
deceased, notify the heirs law and creditors said
deceased and all persons Interested that his FIRST
count of administration the Of said deceased
will be offered for allowance Probate Court at.
Wiscasset, on the first Monday OF October next when
and where they may be present il they cause And
also at said Cour the widows petition for allowance
will be considered.
NOTICE. 10 be given by publishing a,tested copy OF
this order in the Eastern Times paper printed in Bath
three weeks successfully before said Court of Probate
Given under my hand tins LIST day of September in
year of Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
ARNOLD BLANEI. Judge of Probate.
Copy Attesi,-EDWIN :. HOVEN, Reg 3wII
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Sea otter Oil.

FNHER E are a number of species of Otter, of which
L the Sea Outer is much the largest, being about the
size of large masiif and weighing from seventy 20
eighty pounds Its color, when in full season. per-
fecIly black; and al other times, of dark brown the
fuT very fine, and sells high price in China 10
which the skins are generally taken. 1t exclusively
found between the 49h and Goth degrees north a,-
tude, on the northwest coast OF North america and The
shores of kamscatcha, and the adjoining Islands II is
always seen on the the immediate vicinity OF
sail water.
The ndtfres tchere this Otter is taken use its oil ex
ciusurly for The gropfh and for beamying the hair
They do not consider other oil suitable use on the
head. 1y2S PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath
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Citv of Bath.
1Uy u 0dC11'
In Board of Aldermen, MAY Is, 1851.

In Board Of Aldermen, May Is, 1851.
ORDER ED THAT the quarantine regulations be
~ as follows viz and after the day of June
next, and until The tenth day of October next, quar-
anime shall be had on all Vessels their Officers, Crews,
Passengers and Cargoes, their arrival from any.
Port where any courageous sickness prevailed al the
time OF their departure and on all Vessels, on board Of
which, any person shall have died, have been sick
with any contagious disease during their homeward
bound passage
No person shall be allowed 10 go oard of
shore from any Vessel when quarantine, without a
permit from the boarding Officer. Vessels will anchor
on The quarantine ground opposite The South Steam
Mill.
70 Pilots will take notice ofthe foregoing regua-
tons and acIaccordngly.
JOHN PATTEN, Mayor.
WILLIAM TORRES, City Clerk.
Bath, May 10, ISL 47tf
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ANODYNE.
OR POOR MANS PLASTER.

1Ttct IA cfHIN JOT a Ia g VIC.
THIS plaster is recommended with the greatest conf
L dence, in fact il is recommended with that conf.
dence thai lift is obtained ofihe proprietor and il does
not give relief, the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness OF pain in The lons
back side: breast limbs, neck joints, rheumatism lum-
bago, nc Thare have been thousands of them sold.
and not one single instance has occurred where they
have moi given relief The price being very low
cry person can obtain il. In severe coughs colds
ma, and difficulty ofbreaihing, worpoverthe lungs will
afford great relief.
Ii Gun be truly said, il is the best gthering pas-
ter now in II isan entirely new article and
like any other now in rse.
1y25 A G PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath.
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Chc,nicaI Toothache Drops,

OR CHEMICAL COMPOUND,
For tkecure Of the Uorst Toothache gifts appiica-
lion fer times.
THIS is the only compound which efectually kills the
nerve the defective tooth without the least pain
iniurv 10 the others is warranted contain the
least acid or kreosote, which injurious the ohe
teeth and so poisonous in their effects.
This arclei otened used TO kill the the de-
ca we'd tooth before filing thereby preveningthe oper-
alton from being SO painful.
NIB See that the direction which accompanies eac h
bottle has the signature of FREDERICK BROW N
the proprietor in his own hand writing without which
none can be genuine. Hit Is.s'ijrl .
1y2s- r AG PAGE. Sole Agent for Rata