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Keep Cool.

BY GEORGE W. LIGHT.
Is lion in The way?
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
A Clean of Comfort,

A friend tells US, that some dozen or
fifteen years ago, when he had the mel
ancholy duty 10 stand behind the coun-
ter in a country store, dealing out the
best selected assortment west of Albany
he was once brought very suddenly to a
stale ofunutterable wonderment. A youth.
ful and pretty woman, robed IN dead
black approached him and wished to look
at his Clean of Comfort CAT what,
madam 2 said he, puzzled, COMPOUNDED
and confused at what appeared to HIM a
most singular request. 'Gleam of Com
fort, young man, havn't you any, or don't
you know what ii is replied the lady,
Yes ma'am-most likely we have it
what is it like, is it dry goods or groce-
ries na'am?' Dry goods or groceries,
echoed the lady, looking at our troubled
friend in way that made him feel deci-
dedly uncomfortable. Sir it is mourn
ing calico of the second grade, for widows
Of three weeks. 1t is well known sir
with US, in the city. Pm astomished at
your ignorance The frightened young
man could only stammer out that they
hadn'e any of that particular kind of cal
ico.' Detroit Daily Advertiser.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
Patriotism.

A Yankee gentleman, conveying a
British friend around to view the differen,
objects of attraction in the vicinity of Bos.
ton, brought him to Bunker Hill. They
stood looking at the splenid shaft, when
the Yankee said,
"This is the place where Warren fell
"Ah - replied the Englishman, evil
IDENTIFY not posted up in local historical
matters; "Did 1t hurt him much %
The native looked at him, with the
expression of fourteen Fourth of Julys in
his countenance, "Hurt him" said he,
she was killed, sir"
"Ah! he was, eh 90 said the stranger,
still eyelng the monument, and compul-
ing its height, in his own mind, layer by
layer; swell, | should think he would
have been, to fall so far"
The native tore his hair, but it gave
him good opportunity to enlarge upon
the glorious events connected with the
benefits thereform flowing for our some
what extensive country, and soon talked
him into good humor.-Carpet.Bag.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

A QUESTION FOR ALGEBRAIsTs.-
Arabs had sat down to dinner, and were
accosted BY stranger. who requested
to join their party, saying, "that as he
could not get provisions to buy in that
part Of the country, if they would ADM,
him to eat only an equal share with them.
selves, he woul willingly pay them for
the whole" The frugal meal consisted
ofeight small loaves of bread, five of which
belonged to one of the Arabs, and three
to the other. The stranger having eaten
a third, and each oflhe two Arabs third
part of the eight loaves, arose and laid be-
fore them eight pieces of money, saving,
"My friends, there is what promised
you; divide it between you according to
your just rights" A dispute of course,
arose respecting division of the money
but, reference being made to the cadi, he
adjudged seven pieces of the money to
the owner of the FIVE loaves, and only one
piece to him who had owned the three
loaves. Yet the cadi decided Justly.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

They don't doctor folks now, as my phys
ician learns me- said Mrs. Darlington, sagely
tapping her snuf-box by the couch OF
friend lying indisposed; her gesture was
very expressive, and the prolundity Of
whole Med. Fac beamed from her specta-
cles. She took pinch OF Farwelrs subtle
Macoboy in her fingers, and shut the box,
and land it away in her capacious pocket,
then with her closed forefinger and thumb
raised, went on with her remark-'They
don't subscribe for folks now as they used
to. My doctor used 10 tell me-and he
never lost any of his patience but once. and
that was an old man ninety-seven, whose
days were shortened because he hadn't
strength to swalow--he used to tell me
and I've been with him thousands of times
with sick folks-he used TO tell me, first,
said he, give 'em apecac to clear the stom-
ach; then give 'em purgatory to clear the
bowels; then puI blister on the neck, if the
head aches: and have 'em blooded if there
is tenderness of the blood 10 the head and
put hot pou.tices on 10 the feet, arter soak
ing em in hot water. There want none OF
your Homerpatics, nor Hydropathis, nor no
other pathics then, aud what was done might
be sure it would either kill or cure' She
inhaled the dust with great JUNCTION, and the
patient, who lay making squares and dla-
monds out of the roses on the room paper,
thanked God and took courage as he, rtlly
as ST. Paul did when he saw the three tav>
ems, that she had fallen upon times of more
physical mildness. Carpet Bag.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
State Of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss.-District Court, Middle District Februa-
~ Term, 1851
BENJAMIN F. SAWYER, of Boston, in the County Of
IL Suffolk, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and
Washington Gilbert of Bath, in the County Lincoln
both ttorDeys Law and late partners business
the firm name of SawN Gilbert plaintiffs, FL
liz b rainfall Of w Wand in the Comfy Of Middlesex,
and Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, gentleman, deien
daut, and Ebridge Wilson of Bath aforesaid, trader
trustee of the said Bramhall
In plea Of The for that said det Bath aforesaid
the day Of the purchase of their writ being the tenth
day of Feb IL |, being indebted TO the plIs in the
sum of fortythree dollars, according the
nexed to the pitts writ then and there consideration
thereof promised the pitts pay them the
demand yet. though often requested the hath
paid but negecs and refuses do il. To the damage
of the said Sawyer Gilbert (as they yth) the of
ninety dollars.
And it appearing to the said Court that the said
Ellis Bramhd resident Of this state and has
tenant agent attorney therein, that his goods
have been attached in this suit ard that he has had
pendency thereof 1T is ed that the pitts rOty the
said Bramha of the pendency of the suit, by ublsEg
of their writ and declaration and this order there
on weeks successfully i'll the Eastern Times
paper published Bath, in the County of Lincoln the
last publication be thirty da,s least before the
of this Court to be holden at Wiscasset within and
for the County of mcoln the second Tuesday OF June
next that he may then and there APP and show cause
if any he has, why judgment should not be rendered
against him in this suit aid execution Issue aocoI6 gy
At est:-E B BIZ WMAN CETk
abstract If irTi aud deela and copy Of order of
Court thereon
3v44 Arrest e B BOWMAN, CLERK.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

ANEcDorE OR PATRICK HENRY.-When
the celebrted Patrick Henry, of Virginia
was near the close of his life, and in fee
Bile health, he laid his hand on the Bible,
and addressing an old friend, who was
with him." Here is a book" said he,
"worth more than all others ever printed ;
yet it is my misfortune never to have read
it with proper attention, and feeling ill
lately" About the same time, he wrote
his daughter-"I hear it is said the Deists
have claimed me! The thought gives
me far more pain than the appelIation OF
Tory. For | consider religion Of infinite
ly higher importance than politics aud !
find much cause TO reproach myself, that
| have lived so long and given no decided
and public proof ofmy being Christian"
Evening Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
Curiosities of the Earth.

At the city Of Modena. in Italy, AMI about
four miles around it, wherever it is dug, when
the workmen arrive at the distance of sixty
three feet they come TO bed Of chalk. which
they bore with an augur five feet deep
They then withdraw from the pit before the
augur is removed, and upon its extraction,
the water bursts up through the aperture
with great violence, and quickly fills thus
new.msde well, which continues full and Is
effected neither by rains nor droughts. But
that which is most remarkable in this opera
tons is the lawyers of earth as we descend.
At the depth Of fourteen feet are found the
ruins of an ancient city, paved streets, houses,
floors, and different pieces of mosaic. I'm
der this is found soft, oozy earth, made up
of vegetables; and at twenty-six feet, large
trees entire, such as walnut trees, with the
wanu,s still sticking on the the stem, aud
the leaves and branches in perfect state
of preservation. At twenty-eight feet deep
soft chalk is found, mixed with vast q'lan-
lity of shells, and this bed is eleven feet thick
Under this, vegetables are found again, with
leaves and branches of trees. as before
American Cabinet.
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For sale in Bath by A. G. Page and
Sea Otter Oil,

'I'HER + are number of species OF Ouer. Of which
the Sea Ouer is much the largest beng about the
size of large mastf, and weighing from seventy 70
eighty pounds. lis color, when in full season is per-
teciy black and al other times, of dark brown; the
iui IS very nne and sells al high price i'll China, TO
which the skins generally taken. 1t is exclusively
found between the 49lh and Goth degrees OF north a
tude on the northwest OF North america and the
shores of kamscajcha and the adjoining Islands. II
always seen the the immediate vicinity
sail water.
Ihe ricss iUhre this Otter is taken its oil
cirsiu iy for ths orti AMI for auiify the hair
They 40 NOT consiier other al dbi to the
head ly2o 4 PAGE, Soe Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
THE LOST HEART.

o yes 0 yes has any one found
A heart which lady has lost:
Whoever returns it unbroken and sound,
Shall be handsomely paid for their cost.
The lady who lost it is sadly DISTRESSED;
Her eyes are with weeping all swollen;
How she lost she knows not, it must be con.
fess'd,
But she's reason to think it was stolen.
Oh, yes and she thinks the thief is a voutb
Who sundry sly gances has thrown her;
Whoever it is may as well tell the truth.
As it's only of use to the owner.
And why he's so backward in showing his face,
She thinks it exceedingly strange;
But she hopes that he either her heart will re-
place,
Or else give her his in exchange.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
Death of Poor Debtor in Boston Jail.
BY GEORGE GREENvILLB.

BY GEORGE GREENvILLB.
In the prison dark and dreary,
Lay wasting. dying man,
Heart-sick, home-sick, worn and weary,
With lfe's journey almost run;
With no friendly voice to cheer him,
With no loved one by his side,
Fast deaths shadows gathered near him,
Deepened, darkened, till he died.
o! who shall know the anguish
OF that sick and lonely one,
Forced within those walls to languish,
Till the pulse of life was gone;
For what deadly, damning sin,
Was he doomed in woe and sorrow,
Thus to die cell within.
None; except the crime of being
Poor, and wasting with disease,
That was hasting fast to free him
From ife's troubles, tolls and cares;
Yet men stern and iron-hearted,
Could in jail brother hold.
Till the breath of life departed,
For paltry sum of gold!
Ye who sit in legislation
Can We see and not abhor
Such things in this Christian nations
Why upheld them by your laws:
In the name of God eternal,
He whose throne is Love and Light,
Blot statute so internal
From your books of boosted Right.
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William p. Tenny g. Co.,
3. d ..E CARPET HALL. t.s
Smss ousr Name X Depot Hayuarkef SQUARE.
Notice to Builders.

nROpos. PORTLAND, March 6, 1851.
at the u 3 Hotel in Portland until ~ ofcIaet a,
', " ne Zisi Oh May next, Tor furnishing HE NAE,
aiS ana DONG the labor required IN lie eG.ro, 80,
puildhg fora State Room SCHOOL, me leeat;a, ~
wheh mas been liked at Cape Elizabeth near The c,,y
OF Portland, and the establishment OF winch
hoflzed by the Resolve of the Legislature approved
August, 1s5u. ~fpsu
as ana copies OF the specifications, p epa led BY the
ana al necessary explanations obaned upon appIics
uon !" 'he con mIssuhers al The Hulei in PuTspb
on and Gtier the eth day If March ins1
Notice 10 The persons whose propo.a ais may he
leu wh NOT be gwen until the fist day Of June ueY
ahu me commissioners reserve 10 themselves The rpbs
10 REJECT any or all ." the proposals received if in ih
Judgment Inc interest Of the require Them Al y.
sw Ion AANMpkRsoN, ! Commissioner. for
~ ugNe pASA: establishing S,aie
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

LINCOLN sat a Probate Court held at Wisc.s.e,
within and for the County of Lincoln on the 9Th day or
April, AID 1851. "
en- by publishing copy Of sand petition with this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in HE Eastern
FINES printed AT Bath that all persons increased nav
attend on The hrst Monday ot May next al Prnb.Is
ourt then 10 be holden al WiscasSe and show cause
famy, why the prayer OF SAID petitioner should moi be
granted ARNOLD BLANEY judge
Auest EDWIN HovEY R,siste,
true cory, Attest :-EDwIN ) HuvEY Reg 3w44.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
P @ E T R Y
Just come from School.

Just come from Scnool.
She has just come from school-and the pretty
young thing
Sits and shippers when visitors call
Or she rings for the maid to come up stairs,
and bring
The music she left in the hall.
She has just come from school-and she won
ders to see
Mamma look so homely and old /;
She asks if they pour boiling water on tea,
And thinks it would answer with cold.
She has lust come from school-and she canno'
tell how
People manage lemon to squeeze;
She supposes that cucumbers come from the
cow,
And cheesecakes, in some way, from cheese.
She has just come from sehool-and she sits
down to sing,
When the household are busy bellows
"Mamma-dear mamma does that sort Of thing
For she really enjoys it you know"
She has just come from school-and her stock
ings to mend,
40, what an unspeakable bore y
Is there no one to help herr no cousin-no
friend .rt-
"Hark sure there's knock at the door y
She has just come from school-and she must
go and walk
On the grand promenade for an hour
Or call on her milliner, where she must talk
About trimming her cap with flower.
She has just come from school-and she thinks
it so mean,
Of money and clothes to take care !;
1t may do for the poor to keep tidy and clean,
But what does it matter to her
Mrs. EAs' Preside Tales
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The Sounds of Industry.

The Sounds of Industry.
love the banging hammer,
The whirling of the plane,
The crashing of the busy saw,
The creaking of the crane,
The ringing of the anvil,
The grating of the drill,
The gathering of the turning-lathe,
The whirling of the mill,
The bu-zing of the spindle,
The rafting of the loom,
The putting of the engine,
And the fans continuous boom
The clipping of the tailor's shears,
The driving of the anvil
The sounds of busy labor,
love, l love them all.
I love the ploughman's whistle,
The reaper's cheerful song.
The drover's oft-repeated shout,
As he spurs his stock along;
The hustle of the market man,
AS he HES him to the town;
The halo from the tree-top,
As the ripening fruit comes down;
The busy sound of thrashers,
AS they clean the ripened grain,
And the husker's joke, and mirth. and glee
Meath the moonlight on the plain,
The kind voice of the dairyman,
The shepherds gentle call
These sounds of active industry,
l love, love them all.
For they tell my longing spirit
Of the earnestness of life,
How much of all its happiness
Comes out of toll aud strife;
Not that toll and strife that fainteth,
And murmureth all the way
Not the toll and strife that groaneth
Beneath the tyrant's sway;
But the toll and strife that springeth
From free and willing heart,
A strife which ever bringeth
To the striver all his part.
o! there is good in labor,
If we labor but Alright,
That gives vigor to the day time,
And sweeter sleep at night;
A good that bringeth pleasure,
Even to the toiling hours,
For duty cheers the spirit
As the dew revives the flowers.
Ohio Cuhirator.]
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

10 me honorahe Ari Id Blaney, Esq, Judge Of Pro-
III Ellen WRIGHT, adm MS rairix OF lhr es,a,s n
IL FRANKLIN Wrighi.laie of Woolwich in said Conntv
deceased respectfully represents. shut the -.
tale OF The said deceased not 81 fcem IL m. .rt ~
one hundred and sevenIyhve dollars 70 answer b ipx,
debts and charges Of administration she therefore
That she may be empowered licensed 10 sell and con
vey SO much OF the real esale of the said deceased A.
may be sufficient 10 raise The sa sum with medicinal
charges. HELEN WRIcuT
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
Chemical ToOthache Drops

OR CHEMICIL COMPOUND,
For tiecare Of the WJrst Toothachs, ty ats dpp'iea
ton feU times. =
THIS is the only compound which eneciuaii! AlIs .h
nerve of the defective tooth without the least paor
iniurv 10 The others Ii is warranted mol l" con'a ne
lo., c,d ar kreosoc, which njuriousio The other
reeth and so poisonous in their effects
This article otened used to Kill The inc oe
.. before filing thereby preven,ingthe oper-
alton from being so painful .,..
Mr. See thai The direction which aGeomPanes each
~, r. has he signature of FREDERICK BROWN
, nr;e,or in his hand writing without which
none can be genuine. n.cr Gal. Aeon, fr p.,1
Ives n " ." - - D"'"'
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ANODYNE.
OR POOR MANS PLiS TER.
Prize 81 r,,fx far ~ la a. Sf-p-

OK FOVh
Price i2i csnts for a la sc size
FItHlS plaster is nCed vim the greatest conn
L dence, IN fact il is recommended with That conn
dence thai lift obtained the proprietor and II does
not give relief the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED For weakness or pain in The loinS
back, side. breast limbs, neck joints. heuma sm lum
bago, &c. Thare have been thousands OF hem sold.
and not single instance has occurre' where ,hey
have not given relief The price being very law, ev
cry person obtain it, In severe coughs colds,ash h
ma and difficulty ofbreaIhns, worpoverthe lungs will
afford great relief
Ii can be truly said i, is the best rengihering pas
lei now in use II entirely article, and not
like any other now in rise.
Ives AG PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08
F. BROWNS
and Tomato Bitters

THIS is no quack nosIrum It's prepared fromthe
hes, mate ra.s and the receipt has been examined
aud approved by many Of the FIRST physicians in the
United States
These excellent Bters will be found certain cure
in all casesot ndigestiono Dyspepsia Jaundice Loss
of Appetite. General Debility. Faniness and Sinking
ofthe Stomach, Lowness Of spirits, Cosveness. De-
termination of blood 10 the head pain in the limbs and
tions the face and neck. hectic fever nervous and
sick headache. acidity of stomach. bilious anecions
piles and IN aiiseases caused mpurity of the blood
the debility ihd SYSTEM The unhealthy state otne
stomach and bowels. ,.,,
These Bitters warranted TO be pureiyve M
cempound-and mark this. O-fhsy can "ece'do '"s
least injury in any case tohnterer.
They are kept by many persons as ~, ~ Api
CINE and have been given 10 the yoHnges On
lent effect A G PAGE, Sole Agent for BafA 1ySs.