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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02
The Union Meeting

HAVING passed of 10 the satisfaction OF all true
Ill friends of the Constitution, public attention is
being directed 10 UPrON'S Daguerreotype Rooms, As
Front Street Mr. Upton respectfully informs his
that he has reduced his prices, that who
wish tor pictures eau find an excuse for not embracing
the present opportunity. 25tf
lust received w ROBERTS. prime lot Of
y Mems Grained Boots. Call and examine, I'd door
north OF Owens Auction Store. &c
lust received al J w ROBERTS another LOT OF those
u Youths doubled soled Thick Boots-2d door north of
Owens Auction Store. &c
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Just Received,
Bath Writing Academy.

MR.. PERLEY has rc-opened his Writing Academy in
vi Pierces Block and will ha to receive calls from
any who may wish fer his instruction. The room will be
open every day and three evenings each week.
A new term will open Monday Eve, Dec. h, and be
kept open Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings
He will also open school South Street. in the
formerly occupied for the female Grammar School,
mencng Tuesday Eve Dec. 10 and kept every Tuesday
Thursday and SATURDAY. evenings. 2w24
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02
ANODYNE,
OR POOR MANS PL4STER.

Price l2t cents for large I7e
rNHIS plaster is recommended with the greatest conf
l. dence ia fact ii is recommended with that cohh
dence that Il II is Obtained OF The propreto and does
not give rel lef, the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness or pain in The loins.
back, side: breast, limbs, neck, joints rheu um
bago. nc Thare have been thousands of them sold.
and not one single instance has occurreL where they
have not given relief The price being very low ev-
cry person can obtain it, In coughs colds aslh
ma aud difficulty of breathing, the lungs will
afford great relief.
can be truly said il is the hest thenng plas-
Ter now in 1t is entirely article and not
like ANY other now i'll use.
1y2s A 6 PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath
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FOREIGN FORTS

Per steamer Africa at New York.
Adv at Liverpool, Sewal Jack. for New Orr cans,
18th; Harriet Augusta. Robinson, DO 10Th.
Ent fer ldg, 81, Indian Queen, Drummond, New York.
Also in port. ldg, SaIony, Mecher, for Boston.
Ar at heal Both ut. G humphrey, Badger, London
for Newport, E. (and sid same day.
Ar at Havre Dec I'd, Magnolia, U'rick, New Orleans
Messini-Sld 18th ship Charlotte Reed, Weeks, New
Orleans.
Trieste In port esth ult. ship Harvard Andres,
for Liverpool, cleared and - sail 2gth 30ih
Havre-Adv, Bruins ick, Thomas, for New Orleans,
2Oth.
Rio Janciro-In port 18th iship Jas Cooper,
Fltner fun Philadelphia for California, reported dsr.
Havnna-iu port 2ist, brig l. Copeland, Bartlett. irn
Bath, ar IL h. iisG.
SID II h harque Orliue st j. I'm Rndhird, Boston.
Cid .7tn, bnque Russia, Maxwell, SagIa.
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs PRATT FOSTER, merotonh Of West Co-ns-oA-
Conn., said BRAN1rS BALSiM had effected cures Of such
hopeless of CONSUMPTION in their town, that
other hnedcne could be sold there TINT it had rai.e<
IL from the GRAvEsome TINT physician and all Tie
friends said MUST DIE One gentlemen particular, was
far gone that his physician told him il ree 10 take
He them Ehcr LSft,
take BRANT"S BALSAM-soT wELL-1nd 10 az rsR
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

FRIDAY, Dec &c.
ARRIVED
sen Pacihc, Yates, Baltimore. Spoke 25t :, of Cane
Cod brig Thomas & Edward, OF Bangor with l,ss of
oTemast. ~ ~ "
SATURDAY, Dec. %.
SAILED
Ship Naples, Duncan, New Orleans
Brig w tnderer, Mooris Havana
Sch Ustaiosa Burke, Wilmington NC
Big Elias dudley, Hopkins. Bucksvilie, sc.
Sch nanner, LYNCH New York
sch 81 Mary's, Oliver, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Grecian, (of Trenion) King, Havana bv J. 6
Sewail. - -
SAILED.
Sch Grecian, King, Havana.
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LUNGS BLED-MUsT DIE!

Mr. L. S. TERRY merchant Byron, Goseee county, " ",
wrote, August a. 1919 BRANTS medicine doing won
ders here 1t mas cured Of Coasvmpon that all the
physicians had said must die When he commenced taking
Brunt's medicine he could his hand IN his head
he Ned the lungs and symptom seemed indicate
that he must die hut astonishing to all he now able to To-
Dor and rides all the county He used only Are bols
a young Lady OF Consumption Orleans
county, which her father doctor could rure."
Mr. MILLER merchant of The same plac- has certified 70
In lAfL MINI sin
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Let it be Understood by All,
No MercuT in any Case.

He has in his possession many fattering testimonials
unsolicited by him, from various individuals, some OF
whom persons of distinction, esying the great
success attending his practice. Also. many haitering
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TapiOca, SagO.

DOTATO Starch, Corn Starch Farina, Maccaron Irish
Moss and Nermacelli, for sale by
Bath, Oct go, 1850. 10 w. P. MARSTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02

Ladies' Rubber Boots.
A PRIME lot Just opened this day at
IL Nv ROBERTS.
ID door north of Owens Auction Store
Bath, Nov 1850. 20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02
X. g. p. r. r. COMPANY.

PURSUANT 10 petition of the Hon David Bronso
L and others, notice is hereby given that a meeting
the Stockholders of the kennebec and Portland Rail
road Co, will he held the Court House in Augusta,
on WEDNESDAY, the olh day of Jan next, at ten
O'Clock IN The forenoon.
1s,-To take into consideration the Importance the
said road that should be extended north
and eas OF Augusta Immediately. aud to adopt meas
effect that object, ard give such and
coura cement may deemed the interest of our
Road.
2d-To transact such other business may come be-
fore them.
Per order of the Directors,
JOSEPH McKEEN, Secretary.
Brunswick, Dec. 6. 1850. 3wl5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02

O. The Boston Cronotype is again de-
funct
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Real Estate For Sale.

rNHE well known Waldron Estate, situated the
west side OF Washingtnu street. between Centre and
School streets very desirable stand for business will
he sold on reasonable terms Apply 10
l5f J. ELLSWORTH.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

The uminterui ted success of D"ci. Clay the IT ' I
of ProIapsus Uieri, Umbical Diseases, Suppress
sons Fiuor Albus and all that formidable list of diver
s6ed suffering, which under the general head
Female Weaknesses enables h i'm 10 warrant perfect
and permanent in every matter how long
standing aggravated the case may be
- DIR Clay's system of practice embraces srea,
number OF medicines and remedial measures, known
used by physicians generally.
- HIS treatment is of safe and restorative instead
of dangerous or debllIiant character.
~ Ladies' and Gentlemen invited 10 call
Bath Nov. 10. 1850 elf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02
Fashionable Bonnet saloon
REMOVAL.

MRS GOULD respectfully announces 10 her friends
vi and customers that she has removed the
'.ejyards Bu Iling, door south of Kendall X Rich
ardsons, Front Street, where she VIII be ready sup
.ly them with every variety OF
STRA w AND FANCY BONNETS.
Dfthc lltrst and desra SYKES She keeps also
rons'aIlyon hand. lrEe supft Of AsHIoNABLE MIL
LIVERY GOODS, which Viii be sull the lowest cash
prices. 17f
Bath Oct. Is. 1850.
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Notice to Housckecpers!
THE MOUNT EAGLE T'RIPOLI

INROM the natural product well known to Jewellers,
L Silversmih, and Burmishers of Metals as Tripoi
Tripoli is the BEST article known tor cleaning and
Furnishing gold silver copper, stee Tin and all other
metals. Also cleaning windows, mirrors, and glass
NO FAMILY OUGHT TO BE WITHOUT
IT. This is pure rrpoii, from all acids and
de !, and therefore is very economical The cheapest
and best. TRY TT. B. sure and get the genuine.
For sale in Bath by
25 SHAW only.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02
More Bav State Shawls!

0pENiNG this day al the Auction Store, one Of the
largest assortments Of Bay State Long and Square
>hawls offered this eason patterns and 10 be
sold al very low prices. II W OWEN,
Nov q. 20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02

~ DEFORE you subscribe for new spaper
w ID or magazine for the ensuing year, call al
w b STEARNS Il cos News aud Periodical De-
pot They Tie largest assortment in the CITY and
can furnish on The most rea somable terms. &c
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02

The LEAD MINE At PRosrEcr.-We have
received from Mr.. Charles Cunningham,
beautiful specimens OF ore from the mIne
upon his land which has recently attracted
much attention, being principally the lead
ore, with some beautiful specimens of quartz.
We learn that DR.. Jackson analyzed lC0 lbs.
of the prbduct Of this niue, aud found 40 per
cent to be lead and silver. Ore IN that
proportion mus he of extraordinary richness.
We think The specimens before US cannot
be in so large part lead, but they cXhibi,
richness which promises well Tor the oper-
ton OF the me which is said TO lie mex
haus,ahle. With Its easy access 10 naviga-
BILE water we cannot doubt but the working
Of this lead may produce harvest OF gold.
Belfast Journal.
A CoRREcT SENTIMENT.-The Rev. Mr..
Hrainard III his Thanksgiving sermon in
Phtladel piia, remarked that he who counsels
resistance hy force 10 an existing law.
WITHOUT intending revolution 10 give a bet
ter government i an assassin.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02
Genuine Cough Medicines.

}UNGARlAN Palsam Of Life, Schenck's Pumonc
syrup syrup of Liverwort, Cod Oil Candy, and all
kinds genuine Cough Medicines for sale by
- A PAGE, 4sen, for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02
DISASTER 6.

MIR 1Hypsey, from ST. Andrews for this port loaded
ms, On ne'ae Knees, went ashore Monday night 23d
enc wss purcha.ed at Aucrfn Nv Cant Wors. 80 ~
scbonsr W and tawed to hi. city. The Gypsey
Ship Robt Patten, OF Bowninh,r, ,
80 d, yn, lin .paor nnmat and ma"cp
nss Ind westerly ss,ss gale NV g. let 46 ION 4s *
South Of the Gulf Stream. ''' anu was blown
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02
SURE RELIEF

Has attended all who have applied 10 DR. Clay, and
attended strictly TO mis- directions. His long practical
experience and astonishing success in the treatment
Consumption Nervous, Bilious. Chronic and Female
Diseases, warrants him for sole ling for the
possible that be found i'll the commu
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SPOKEN.
BY THE LAST MAIL.

SfOhEN.
Spoke Dec 10 lat g. % lon II So sch lenroy, of Gar
diner i'm New York for Mobile.
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WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

Mr.. CORNELIUS II. SMITH, merchant, Colin, Centre,
Erie county y. y January 6, 1872 said Your BRANTB
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM and BRANT-S PCRI.
FLYING EXTRACT nearly all sold, and want innnedt
aely another supply, for they sell more rapidly and gre
sqtjaetior than all the other medicines have Nr
sale. The Pulmonary Baisam has raised lady here from
bed Of dangerous and sickness which all the doctors
had given up They said she MUST DIE sIih
Consumption " the Lungs After all had pronounced he
HOPELESS she commenced taking BRhN7'S BALS<h
and now she . xcu."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
PLAQUEA1INE. PARISH OF IBERVILLE, La APRIL H. 1851
London in 1851.

A writer in Fraser's Magazine calculates
that two millions of strangers, at least, will
throng London to visit the "World's Fair" and
is planning how TO lodge, feed, and pass along
the streets Of that great city this immense
crowd Of people: unaccustomed to English
habits Of regulated locomotion. A difficulty,
too, is anticipated in regard to the ventilation
of the Glass Palace, which has capacity to
contain $4,000 people; and which is now found
to be insupportably warm when only sa hand
full of visiters were present, while large gaps
in the roof and sides were open to wind and
rain.'' How to preserve decorum in the streets
how to get along, amidst the surging tramp,
crushing, crowding and entangling Of three
millions of fcurious people, most of them stran-
gers in the capital, will battle the police, and
puzzles the curious in metropolitan tactics,
with all their experience of discipline. Lon
don extends ten miles in one direction, east and
west; and six in the other, north and SOUTH
Few have any correct idea of this modern b.
bylon. The population of London exceeds
that of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany by 3O0,-
OOO-that Of the Grand Duchy of Baden by
more than half million, and is five times
greater than that of Nassau. 1t comes within
100000 of that of the kingdom of Bavaria; ex-
ceeds by 100000 half of Belgium; and by
400, 900 half of that of Holland; and is equal
to the whole population Of Hanover; is double
the whole of that of Greece, and exceeds that
of Westphala by 100000. -...
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PLAQUEMINE:
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1851.
Take a Paper.

We have never known a subscriber to and
reader of newspaper who thought that he
did not get back more than the papers cost.
If there is such man we have never known
him or heard from him. The only complainers
of the cost of newspaper, SO far as We know,
are those who never paid for one. This
proves something, and should have great
weight with all non-subscribers. Let every
person take paper of some kind, either reli-
gious, political, literary or agricultural; and if
he can afford il, should take one of each stamp
at any rate, have one, so that will be no
mean school for his children; and it is not i'm
possible but he may find something new and
instructive to him in it. Don't be afraid Of
being too intelligent, nor imagine that YOU al
ready know so much that you cannot learn
anything farther. "Every day brings some-
thing new"-science is unfolding thousands Of
heretofore unknown but important facts-all
of which are faithfully chronicled by the news
paper press, and heralded to the four quarters
ofthe globe. By perusing these, children ac-
quire a taste for reading and search the con-.
tents Of valuable books that they may become
enlightened and useful members of society.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

The SAXON BLooD.-We find the following
in a late number of Dickens "Household
Words" 1t is true, every word oft:
Wherever the descendants of the Saxon
race have gone, have sailed, or otherwise made
their way, even to the remotest regions of the
world, they have been patient, perseyerng,
never to be brokon in spirits, never to be turn
ed aside from enterprises on which they have
resolved. In Europe, Asia, Africa, America,
the whole world over; in the desert, in the TO-
rest, on the sea; scorched by burning sun,
or frozen BY ice that never melts, the Saxon
blood remains unchanged. Wheresoeyer that
race goes, there law, and industry, and safety
for life and property, and all the great results
Of steady perseverance, are certain to arise.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

SINGULAR GEOLOGICAL FAcr.-At Modea,
in Italy, within circle of four miles around
the city, wherever the earth is dug. and the
workmen arrived at the distance of sixty-three
feet, they come to bed of chalk, which they
bore with an auger five feet deep. They then
moved, and upon its extraction, the water
bursts, up with great violence, and quickly
fills the we'll thus made, the supply Of water
being affected neither by rains or droughts
At the depth of fourteen feet are found the
ruins Of an ancient city, houses, paved streets,
and mosaic work. Below this, again, is a
layer Of earth, and at twenty.six feet walnut
trees are found entire, and with leaves and
walnuts still upon them. At twenty
feet soft chalk is found, and below this, vege-
tables and trees as before.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

LovE.-The thing that we love in young
lady is something very different from the un-
derstanding. We love her beauty, youthful
ness, playfulness, her character, her faults,
her caprices, and God knows what je ne
sails quioi' besides but we do not love her
understanding. We respect her understand
ing when it is brilliant, and by it the worth Of
a girl can be infinitely enhanced in our eyes.
Understanding may also serve to fix our affec-
tions when we already love; but the understand
ing is not that which is capable Of firing our
hearts, and awakening a passion.-[ Goctte's
Conversation pith Eckman.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
True Social Dignity.

To be ashamed of their origin is, just now
in American society, the weakness of the lit
tie minds that compose it. The man who
rides in his carriage shrinks from the acknowl-
edgement that the money which enabled him
to buy that carriage was earned by his father,
dollar by dollar, with toll and patience, in a tan
yard, behind the counter of shoemaker's
shop, or by honest industry in some other USE
full occupation, below $50 caIled) the grade of
the merchant or professional man-as if the
man did not honor the work, and not to work
the man.
To such let Daniel Webster speak. Hear
him:
ut did not happen to me to be born in log
cabin, but my elder brothers aud sisters were
born in log cabin, raised among the snow
drifts OF New Hampshire at period so early
that when the smoke first rose from its rude
chimney, and curled over the frozen hill, there
was no similar evidence Of white mans ha-
bitation between it and the settlements on the
rivers OF Canada. Its remains still exist; |
make 1t an annual visit; carry my children to
1t to teach them the hardships endured by the
generations that have gone before them. l
love to dwell on the tender recolectons, tho
kindred ties, the early affections and the nara.
tlons and incidents which mingle with all
know of this primitive family abode. l weep
to think that none Of those who inhabited it
are now among the living, and if ever fail in
atfectionate veneration for him who raised it
against savage violence and destruction, cher
lshed all domestic virtues beneath its roof,
and through the fire and blood of seven wears
revolutionary war shrunk from no toll, no sa-
crltice, to serve his country, and raise his chill
dren to condition better than his own, may
my name and the name of my posterity be
blotted forever from the memory Of mankind"
And we will add, that he who is ashamed OF
the poor father and mother, whose honest Ia.
Dor supported him in childhood, and whose
daily toll was taxed to give him the education
by which he has been enabled to rise to con-
dltion above the one they occupied, is unworthy
to be the associate of wise and good men, All
such will despise him; and no matter how lofty
he may carry his head, he is nothing in the es-
timaton of Americas true NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gazette.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

..l -. The subscribers have now and intend IL
zas ways to keep on hand, for sale at the most
HHM H reasonable prices, good assortment Of the
v uBEST PIANO FORTES manufactured
in this country and in France. They sole Agents for
Horss Patent Double Iron framed Piano esthe most
durable andecidedy the hestpiano in se They are
peculiarly adapted the southern or any damp climate
there being hut very little glue the body ofhe
sequenty they viii remain much longer in tune than any
other make, the weather has effect upon them The
the iron piano is independent body and can %
easily removed pleasure The tone is more full rich
aud mellow than other pianos We import the Pieye3
Go Paris Pianos expressly to order Pianos Of
6l-2 and octayes, some in rich carved cases.
Also-elodeons Seraphnes, Guitars of the best makers
yolins voloncellos Accordeons Flutes Banjos Music
Boxes and Instruments Of all kinds Gatar Harp VIOLIN
voIoncello and other strngs Pegs Brdges Reeds
ger Boards Bows B8w Hsif, Tail Pieces, Rosin &C. Piano
Forte other published and music received from
all the northern pubshsrs as room y published I'D
As the subscribers import OF their goods they canof
better inducements purchasers to give them call be-
fore purchasing, No. - Camp street, New just
two doors from Gravier street. II. ...,s ....,,,,.,
y oclO.Iy TYLER HEWEI
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

U A rumor was current yesterday that one
Of our citizens, who lately purchased in this
city claim upon the French Government for
alarge sum, and who recently went to France
to urge its adjustment, has returned to New
York and telegraphed to his friends here, that
he had succeeded in having the claim allowed,
and would realize from it about three millions
Of francs. We have been informed that two
or three others are interested with him in this
fortunate adyenturs.-N. LOUIS IueAigencer,
March 7th al In 5..s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
How to Do It.

There is good sense in the following advice
to young men and women, who are thinking OF
natrimony. 1t is from an article by Grant
Thorburn, in the last number of the Home
Journal:
"There is nothing to be gained in dangling
for twevemonth, after sensible woman,
talking unmeaning stuf-words without wis
dom. Tell her your wish like a man, and not
like a blubberng school.boy. She will never
trihe with your affections; and if there are three
grains Of common sense in your nuckle car
cass, she will be your own before month has
passed. See the history of Rebecca, in Gene
sis Oath chapter, 56th verse: When Abra-
hams servant had concluded the preliminary
contract with Mrs. Laban, on the part Of her
daughter, to become the wife of Isaac, the old
man was anxious to get home, to show his
master the bonny lass he had brought him; the
mother wished him to remain few days, to
it was finally referred to the daughter. 'We
will call the damsel, and inquire at her mouth
said the mother. When Rebecca appeared,
her mother asked, will thou go with this
manr 'Rebecca replied, 4 will CO. -.
There was noble girl for you. No tear
starting from her black eyes, no whining, nor
smpering make-belieye, nor mock-modesty;
but what her heart wished, her lips uttered.
Like an honest maiden, she replied, Twill CO.
Now, young ladies, 60 thou and do likewise.
When the man whom you prefer before all
others in the world, says, win you go with
me!' answer, 4 will CO." .4.,sg .t:-
By-the-bye, ladies, when you wish to read
true, simple and unsophisticated love story,
just read over the Oath chapter Of Genesis"