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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05

SHOCKING ACCIDENT. AT New Durham
N. H., on Saturday last. Jeremy II. Tlcomb
Samuel Wentworth, and VIM. H. Whitten
of Somersworth, while engaged in blasting a
rock in a ledge On the Cocheco railroad
were terribly injured by premature explo-
sion. Mr.. Wbiten lived few hours. a nd
the other two are 10 comfortable condition.
The explosion is not supposed to have been
the result of carelessness or inexperience, for
the injursd parties are careful ledgenen OF
much experience, aud this disaster is now
accounted for on the suppostIon that while
'tamping down., in heated rock, containing
a large quantity of isioglass, peculiar gas
was generated and The powder thus set on
fire.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05
Arrival Of the Washington.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Washington. from Bremen
on the 10th and Southampton on the 2l>'
May, nrrived al New York, Monday al 4 r.
M. She brings LAB passengers and 2oo tons
freight
the Collins steamer Pacific arrived a,
Liverpool on the 20h May in days ana 10
hours. which is the quickest passage ever
made. The London Tunes states that me
Pacific beat the best time OF any Cunaru
steamer at Holyhead by SIX hours
A favorable change occurred IN the Liver
nool Cation market on the 18th ut., there
beioo a considerable demand, with sales of
1000 bales. 1000 of which were taken BY
snecuIarors. On the Goth 5000 bales sold at
full prices.
There is no abatement in the furore re.
speeding the great exhibition. and the alien.
dance OF the public is on the increase. The
receipts average $4,000 per day.
On tine 26th Maya grand banquet was
given at Richmond by the metropolitan local
committees to the foreign commissioners at
the great exhibition. Among the guests
were the American minister, Horace Greedy,
Messrs. Riddle, Dodge, Stanshury, &c.
Mr.. J. r. Hluell Kinds, of Regents Park
observatory announces the discovery OF a
new planet in the constellation Scorpo.
From Paris we learn that the opposition
Of The lesitimlsts to Louis Napoleon is excit-
ing great deal of interest. The Consilu-
tionnei, in strong article, states that there
will be an irresistible manifestation from the
whole country, i'll the shape of petitions de-
manding the prolongation of the presidents
powers. The weekly commercial report
from the French capitol is more favorable.
Letters from Cunstantinople announce the
conclusion of the amnesty question. Kos
suth and five others were to be excluded
from its operation.
At Copenhagen, a royal amnesty had been
published, extending to all who had taken
part in the late revolt, except thrtyrhree.
Accounts from Manila state that on The
Doth January last an attack had been made
by the governor general on the forts al Too
loo, which resulted in their capture, together
with lao pieces of artillery and other mum.
tons OF war. Two American gentlemen
had been attacked aud robbed near Canton
The discretionary movements still con-
tinued in the Chinese empire.
Mr.. Morris Doyle, Of Springfield, Illinois,
and passenger on the Washington, died sud-
denly on Saturday.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05
New England Art Union

'INlE objects Of this institution the encourage
ment OF Artists, and the promotion Of Art, be
complished by procuring subscriptions OF money be
subscribers and furnishing Artists the means of edu-
caiion i'll Art
Subscribers of fue dollars members of the Soce-
for the year for winch the subscription is paid
entitled
1si-An Engraving Of the highest order, eng raved
ter The Society, and printed for subscribers only.
The Engraving for this year will he from the mas
ierly production of Allston, entitled Saul and
| WHICH of Endor,n owned by Col r. H. Perkins, and
most generously loaned b. him the Society for this
| purpose.
For depth of color fine drawing, and grand concep-
ton, this Picture will rank with the be 81 in the world
Size OF the plate, 10 by 26 inches.
2d-One share in the allotment made at the Annual
\ General Meeting.
The amount on hand after providing the necessary
sums for expenses &c will he divided by the Directors
INTO number OF sums OF various amounts. the value
OF 800 10 $500 adapted the purchase Of works
| IF Art, OF the properly of Artists their immediate
heirs and such be represented by ihcai-
be allotted the subscribers AT which allotment The
subscribers will be invited 10 attend
The certificates are devoted Ia the purchase Of Pic
lures, Drawings, Medals, Engravnrs and other works
of Arr executed by native resident artists
All payments from the funds Of the Institution are
made 10 the Artist direct
The Directors will select works OF Art for such prize
holders may desire
Subscriptions received nv
SAWYER MAGOUN. Honoraru Secretaries.
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

CLEARED.
THURSDAY, May 29.
Dr. sch Herald, Andrews, st John, NIB.
ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, May 80.
Br sch Orr, McMullen, ST John, NIB.
CLEARED.
SATURDAY, May 81.
Brig Brown, Lsmpher, Prospect
Br sch Hunt, Murphy, Windsor, Ms.
ARRIVED.
MONDAY, June ?.
Sch Carroll, Baker, New Bedford.
Sch Hy las, Snow, Boston.
Sch hennebec, Eldridge, Boston.
Sch Liberty, Pnkham, Boston.
sch Phaeton -, Boston.
Sch Director, iggius, Boston.
Sch Boston, Cunningham, Boston.
Sch Boston, Bailey, Boston.
Sch Massasoit, Tarr, Boston.
Sch Diamond, -, Foston
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SAD DEATH. Mr.. Lemuel Woodward, an
aged and wealthy citizen of Pla!nfelj, CT,
came to his death on Sunday last, IN
shocking aud distressing manner. The facts
as we learn from he Nor,rich Courier, are as
follows. He left his house. on Sabbath morn
ing about Z o'clock, for the purpose of salt
ing some young cattle ~ a pasture about a
mile distant. Not having returned a nood,
search was made for him, aud he was found
living beside large rock, dead--his body
cold aud shockingIy mulllated. The person
who found hi'n, went for the nearest neigh :
Dor, but before they got back 10 the spot, the
cattle having scented the blood, and becom-
ing maddened by it, had gathered about The
dead body, trampled il into the earth, and
gored it till recognition was almost impossi>
BILE.
Upon an examination, it was found that
the old man was gored TO death by a two
year old heller, whose sharp horns were
found to he covered with blood. From
traces of blood, also, il was evident that the
deceased had received his first hun al a spot
some rods removed from the rock beside
which the body was found, and that he had
climbed TO the top of the rock-probably for
protecIion-and fallen thereirou-eIlher
from faintnes>, or had been forced 10 the
ground by another attack from the infatuated
animal. Mr.. Woodward was "A years OF
age, aud was worth nearly hall million of
dollars.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05
To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEN ALE PHYSICIAN. has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening ,he gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers. it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, neper has it
failed if timely used,~perfecty safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. fresh
supply at CURTIS s. PERKINS. Price Is
cents hottie.
N. p. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. Dr. S. P. Shaw, agt
lyIl
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The Cosden Murderers.

Much interest has been felt in the COM
the Cosden family, and the greatest pains
have been taken to ferret out the true muir
derers. The following paragraph from the
Baltimore American shows the manner in
which the murierers have been brought TO
justice;
lit will be recoected that shortly after the
murder was committed, IL was stated that
ccrta,u female in Delaware had intmated
that she knew all about The murder, but al
tetnpts to 6nd cut her Whereabouts proved
truiuess, unnf few days since. when il was
ascert ained that she was residing III New
Jersey. On Friday last she was brought 10
Kent Co, and upon her representation,
man named Shaw, was arrested III Newca >Iie
Co, Del, and brought 10 ChesteRown on
Saturday uight last,
On Sunday Shaw made a fall confession,
acknow lodging that he was one of The party
al Cosden's house on the night of the muir
der; that he was Induced 10 go there for
Plunder oalv that Abe Taylor shot Mr.. Co.'S
den from the outside, and also shot Mrs.
Cosden when she came INTO the ward; that
Shelton entered the house aud murdered
Miss Cosden, and afterwards went up stairs
and killed Miss Webster that although
Murphy and himself were present during The
time, neither of them had anything TO do
with The murder. He stated that he (Shaw)
was bitterly opposed 10 the murder. twill
be seen that the sta cement of Shaw cOrrobo-
rates most of the facts alleged by Drum
mond, now in jail, although that Individual
varied hIs statements IN regard 10 the details
so much that his confession could hardly be
credited. Druum0ud was not one of the
party engaged in the murder. as he always
srrenuously asserted, aud Shaw entirely ac-
quits him OF all participation
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05

CINCINNATI, June 9. From Yucstan it is
reported that the Indian warfare was fast
drawing to a close. The Indians had sus-
tanned bloody defeat at Bacabos, where
they were utterly routed by the whites. BY
advices from New Orleans, we learn that
ex-President Herrera died il the city of Mex
leo on the 18th ult.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05

MICHIGAN DEsPERADoEs, Detroit, May, 80
Deputy Sheriff Berdsley has just arrived
with Charles Mason alas Charles w. Bar
nard, the Torpedo man, with his machinery
OF Torpedoes for blowing up cars aud depot
buildings. He was one Of the gang of
incendiaries recently broken up. He was
taken at White Pidgeon. after an exchange
OF shots from pistols. The trial Of those in
custody is progressing to-day.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05
Wool Carding, &c,

WILLIAM WRITTEN would inform the public that
w he still coniinu to card and oil Wool and color
aud dress CLOTH usual in the building south end oil
The Toll Bride in Brunswick
He will also exchange cloth for wool. the ad-
vanageous terms TO the purchaser or Will pay cash for
wool ifcoth is wanted He has Just returned from
Boston with good assortment of cloths such Brood
cloths Casimeres. Doeskins, Saneits. Tweeds, Fan-
nes Blankeiing, &C. 10 meet The wants OF his custom
ers He soci,s liberal Patronage.
Mr.. GERsHoM HYDE is Agent 10 received Cloth to
dress.
CO Cloth to dress should not be left later Than the
18th Of November.
Brunswick, May %, 1851 6w5O
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Remarkable Cure Of Consumption, by the use Of
Buchan's Hungarian Bdlsam Of Life.

WALDoBoRo, Me-, April Z, ls47.
This may certify that my wife for nearly years
afflicted with severe and obstinate cough pain IN the
side shortness of BREATH slow fever emaciato and a
the symptoms of seated consumption. consulted hve
or six physicians and expended two three hundred dol
lars IN medicine, and advice, with benefit whaever-
All the physicians pronounced the incu adj G. n
sumption After this was induced purchase bottle
oil Buchans Hungarian Balsam, which had an immediate
and very happy fleet and by using four or five bottles
my wife has far recovered her health tina she is able
to attend 10 her family dutes and believes herself to be
almost entirely free from danger Previous to using this
Basam, NV wife for sear three years confined to
her bed by disease of the lungs cons the Hungarian
Balsam a truly wonderful and valuable remedy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WOLSGROVER.
Witness-HERNoN MYRo.
David F. Bradlee & Son, 1870 Washington ST., Boston,
Sole Agents for the United and British Provnces
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and Vi
cinity. 2w50
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05
STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN, ss.-Supremc Judicial Court, May Term
1851.
On the foregoing ordered that the said libe an, notify
the said Louisa Maria Gushing OF the pendency his
libel, by publishing aesed copy thereof with this
order thereon three weeks successfully in The Eastern
Times, a newspaper printed al Bath, in said County Of
LinculI. the las, publication be thirty days lea
before the of this Court be holden AT Wis
casset within and for the County Of Lincoln on The
Wednesday after The second Monday of Sept ember
next. that she may then and there appear and show
cause if any she has. why the prayer OF the said libel
liant should not be granted
Atest:-E B BOWMAN, Clerk
Copy Attest :-E. b. 30 VIVIAN, Clark. 3w5O
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05

BLISS COMPOUND Con LIVER OIL CANDY-1ad Dr.
Bliss introduced his unsurpassel medicine a few years
SINCE the records of mortality would not have been
enormously sweled with deaths by consumption This
is perfectly clear the mind of every individual who has
the benefits arising consumptve patients from
of this candy Ii possesses all the Of ed
Liver OIL but of offensive odor and disgusting
taste. But like every good cle has its commercials
Call for Bliss candy and receive other For sale by
A.G PAGE Agent for Bath and uicinity.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05

AT AUCTVON.

'IO be sold AT auction Wednesday the 18th of June
inst, at O'Clock 4 M, the premises, the land Of
JOHN WILKINSON the north side of Broad street, in
Bath, ty occupied by him-beng about 20 feet
said street, and running back the distance. This
ng) and will make three beautiful and spacious Store
lots.
Also that desirable lot Of land the west side Of WASH
ngon street, between the Bath Hotel and the house Of
v d 0 Moses
Each Of lots will be sold altogether separate
Store and House lots to suit purchasers oppor-
tunty here offered to persons wishing valuable
lots beautiful house 10 Terms easy and made
known at the time and place Of sale.
CHARLES DAVENPORT,
JOHN DEARING, Assehees-
DAVID c. MlGoUN zuetioneer.
Bath, June 4, 1851. 3w5O
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05
Sheriff 3 Sale,

T fNCOLNss, May 70 1851. Taken on e,ution wher
IL IN Leweiiyn w l.ithgow, of Augusta in The Coun-
" OF Kennebec, is creditor and Peer Rines OF Alma
III the County OF Lincoln, is debtor and will he sold al
public aucrion the office OF Ezra blot, in Richmond
i'll the County of Lincoln Saturday the 2eih day OF
June 1851 a, one of The clock in the afternoon, Il
the right in equity which the SAID Rues. has redeem
ing the following lots of land in SAID Ina, viz
First piece bounded thus. the south by land pos
session OF Moses Harrison, the north BY land pos
session Of Bezrkiah Rmes aud Thomas TAYLOR, the
by land IN possession Of The said Hezekiah Rnes
and on the west by land owned by Llewellyn w Lib
gow-con,aning about forty acres; and the same being
morigased by Peter F Rnes X fus Houdleie ay
mortgage deed daied Nov 1S43, recorded in The Lin
coln Cn.nty Registry OF Deeds nj Wiscasset. Nov g.
1913, Vol 119. page 52S, The pa of 6y
dollars III Two years. and nifty dollars III three years and
interest
Second piece bounded thus sou,herly on land in pos
session OF Aaron loung-westerly by GARDENERS Bog
Turner lot, which The said Rnes live on nd easter
y on The 6rsni lot so cailed-conaninr about so
and the same premises being morgagedby Peter Rnss
To Ward l. Lewis by mortgage deed dated March 29 h
1S47 and recorded in the Registry OF Deeds aforesaid
and acknowledged April 3, 1s47, Vol 1s5 Page 49, Ia
the payment four nees of hy dollars each and
interest," in torr annual payments. aud n mole OF thirty
three dollars in i've years. and interest.
Third piece bounded thus beginning ~ a stake and
thence running WNW two hundred aud eighty three
rods the line between Alma and Dresden. a stake
and for corner-themce north eastery on said
line tweni y-ihree rods a hemock ed for
corner-;hence ESE hundred and eighty three rod.
10 the said Iezekian Rines cornerthence souih TWEEN
ty-one degrees west iweniy-three rods the 6rs,
mcn .oned bound-coniaing abcni fouy acres and The
same premises being morIgaecd by Peter Rne> IA
fus HoudeIie by mortgage deed dated Nov %. IS49
and recorded in the OF Deeds said Nov %
1-I9 Vol 1911 Page SIS tc secure the Of hml
bred and venly dollars and thirty cents OF
demand.
And reference is hereby made TO the mortgage deed
above named tor a more particular description OF III,
soil9 DANIEL wITHAM, Deputy Sheriff
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05
NG awe6ageg.

In this city, I'd inst, by Rev o Fske, Mr. EDWARD ii
MITCHELL of Maumee City, Ohio, to Miss FRANCES A.
daughter Of Joshua Page, Esq, of this city.
In Thomason, Mr. John Robinson TO Miss Mary c
Young of Camden
In Hope, Mr. VIM Vinal to Miss Ann Light, both OF
Hope.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05
Judd's LIQUID Cuticle.

THIS preparation is truly most astonishing in its Of.
fects Tits liquid, yei forms minute a smooth
and hrm coating that you cannot with sosp and
water For cuts bruises, burns, &c il supercedes III
bandages, salves and pasers. This may seem itpcs.
sible but trial. which may be made gratis will salts
" you That IL true. The eminent physicians,
headed BY DR.. Mott Of N. Y, recommend it, For sore
nipples II is sure cure and the money will be rssna.
ed if il ever fails.
$. P. SHAW, General Agent for Mahe-,o whom
MI orders NAV be addressed. le
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05

From Buenos Ayes, March %. The Amer
lean schr. Sylph has been sold 10 the
Argentine government, and is now a national
vessel. Dry hides scarce; 200 b5ls fonr
from bark Saxonvile, OF Boston, sold at 81
Suanish
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05

INDIAN Fight. We learn from the San
Antonio Ledger (Texas) of The LIST instant,
that Lieut. Brady with Is mounted vol,n-
teers, after following an Indian trail for four
DAYS, surprised eleven Camanches on the
25th ult,. near the head waters of the Rio
Leona. Six Indians were killed and one
captured. who was afterwards shot the 9th
ers escaped, three being severely wounded.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05
Why don't you destroy those BedAass
THE DEAD SHOT.

Is Just the thing that will do ii up right. like
paint or varnish it dries on wherever Il II applisd
and remains there the whole season, rendarnr Sac
ond application unnecessary.
Apply it once thoroughly, md thosenczoxs, srusA
ing. biting, tormentng invaders Of YOUR niehty rest
SHALL TROUBLE YoU NO Mo1Ks
Remember, in the use Of this, there Is no poison.
Gus dust rising to pollats the ar Of room as is al
ed In Alcoo therefore, with ordinary care. a NO
wise injurious 10 health. 80
T PRICE % CENTS a
L. L. BUTCHERS is the eenuine--ssrv rsre
G. W. ATWELL, Portland, Me-, Hzolesak AcenA
To whom orders for supplies Of the article, should
b addressed. .,..... ''.i.isF.-
For sale by A. e. PAGE, Bath; z. =.
0stchsil sDd WIN Baker, Brunswick-and BY pruggisn
md des,eu in Medirine generally Rs ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-05

A fire in Charles,own, Mass ] on Wedne.-
5ay night, came near involving the Stale
Prism 10 the famea The roof of the War.
denis House caught bot was fortunately ex-
tinFuished,
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For Sale.

A NUMBER OF House lots, situated in a central and
pleasant part of the ciiy. For further particulars
inquire Of WIN. WINSLOW.
Bath, June =. 1851. Iy5O
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Ice! Ice 4!

subscriber having laid in a supply Of clear erysS
ice, will commence delivering as soon as The
at The following prices: ' -''' o>S's''
u lbs daily for AZ Pei "ioh'h'
20 lbs daily for a.
or Ion others will be supplied BY the hundred
Bath, April 90, 1851 l. eRhENLEAfc
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NEW BOORa

GILBERT on Banking; Letter. of, T,~.,,
~ ual Of Fine Artsi Success in Life-Ths 1870 49,
The Merchant and The Mechanic, by Mira Ts,hry.
Wide, Wide World; Ny Own Life, an nn,o-bioeI.nhe
OF Goethe, vols; Second Love, by Martha Ms1teI ~
Trench's Notes on the Parables; Pulpit Cyclopndi.
Family Commentary on The Four Gospels, by DR. Tying
Life Of John Randolph, vols Christ in Theology, by
Bushnell Stewards Free Mason's Manuel Appleton q
Dictionary Of Mechanics; Marine and Naval Archites4
ture. The above books, with many others, may be
found at the Bookstore of SAWYER MAGOCN.
Bath. MAY I. ISL. A6 Front onnosile Rroad ST
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DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS

Bark Nacooche, of Augusta at n York 27th I'm Neuv
tas had heavy gale III lat 80 "a ~ As shifted dec
load and had her cabin filled with water.
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D c at u 8.

In Dresden, ls1 inst. his residence John Sw anton
formerly eli tins city, aged SO.
In Wadoboro, Mrs Mary l., widow OF Horace Rawson,
Esq, aged 81.
Ia Tnomaston, of Consumption, May Elizabeth Cole,
aged "a.
In 81 George, Mrs Elizabeth, wife OF DR. SteaIns, aged
So Years
In Scuth Maiden at the residence OF her sister, Julia
Getchel, aged % years and mos.
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Pure Block Tin Pines.

ENTIRELY free from noxious poisonous qualities tha
~ many waters derive from lead when used conduc
it, and recommended by first Chemists and Engin
GERS oil Our country superior any heretofore offered
for the purposes. Also Cistern and Well Pipes Al
SO, Lead Pipe, for sale by WALKER a. CO
Bath, June 4, 1851. SO
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Poetical Works,

HEMEE'S, Byron,s, SCOTS, Moores Sou, hey's Cow.
IL Pers, Campbell's, Burns, Kirke Whites, Words
worths, Longfeows, and many Others for sale nj the
Bookstore OF SAWYER MAGOIIN
Bath, May I, 1851 as.
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New Goods /!

HE subscriber has Just received from Boston fresh
assortment az W /, Goods Groceries md Provisions
consisting in part + Crashed. = and II Sugars -
Old Tyson. Oolong, Nilp ong and Souchong Teas Ja-
va. Porto Cabeo and Cape Cofees all articles
as they can be bouehi in ihIs civ
May l. 1851. as w. p. MARSTOE