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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION

lust published, the Life and Public Services of EN-
ANDREW JACKSON, seventh President of the
United Siates including the most important OF his Stale
Papere. with The Eulogy delivered by the Hon. Geo
Bancroft Edited by JOHNS JENKINS, A. NJ Publish
ed by GEO H. DERBY Co., to whom all orders should
be addressed.
Now that all that was mortal of Jack son gone from
among and there remains of the great man but
the memory OF his actsnow that party strife and po
ical turmoil longer buffet his and fame be-
gaos of opposing aciions-now that the dead
may claim what few distinguished men received
while living, the dspassiouaie judgment OF their fellow
men, is the time tor the life OF Andrew Jackson TO
be written generation springng up, to which
tho deeds OF his life will he OF history, and il
right th. il should receive knowledge OF them,
through a medium free If prejudice and party spirit
''The question OF the Union brings up his action
The notification question and in the very words which
Bancroft. in his eulogy in 1915, applied the author
the proclamation The I'm ont mxsf be preserrsi.
The whole influence OF the past was invoked III favor Of
the constitution; from The counc-cha mbers OF the faith
ers who moulded our institutions from the hall where
American Independence declared, 1he clear loud
cry was uitered-'rhe Unioa-ii must be preserved
From every battle field Of the Reconsideration Lex
mgton aud Bunker's lll-from Saratoga and y ork
town-fro the field of Euiaiy-from The cane brakes
that sheltered the OF Marion-he repeated, long
presersed' From every valley in ourIaad--from ev-
cabin the pleasant mountain sdes-ttpm the ships
at our wharves-from the tents ct hunters IN our west
praries-from The living minds OF the living
millions of American freemenfrnm the thrckly
gories of futuriyihe shou, Went up like The sound OF
many wuters-sThe Unon-il must be preserved The
address from which this passage was iakel printed nj
length in The present volume. being heiieve the on
ly form in which il is present accessible, We have
also udicous selection of Jacksohs most memorable
State Papers. his Veloes, the Proclamation, Messages
Inau. ural and Farewell Address. There is, too,
print of Or. Behunes sermon on his death. An excel
lent full length portrait is fronlispiece To- the volume
which is creditabie specimen of the rising Buffalo
press "-Li'erary World.
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book for inspection.
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FUGrTIvB SLAVE CASE IN PENNSYLVANIA. A
fugitive slave was arrested last week near Co
lumbia Pa, and carried to Harrisburg, and
after hearing before Commissioner McAllis.
ter. was remanded to his owner. The use Of
the county prison being denied to the agent Of
the law, under the act of ls47, preventing the
use of jails of the Commonwealth for the re-
tention of fugitives from labor, the prisoner
was placed in the garnet of hotel for safe keep
ing until the next morning. During the night
an attempt was made to fire the house, with
the design, it is supposed, of rescuing the fu-
gtive. Providentially the fire was discovered
few minutes after it had been kindled, and
thus the incendiaries were thwarted in Their
attempts to defeat the execution of the law
at the sacrifice of the lives and property Of cit
liens, ...-
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FATAL STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoS.-A tele.
graph report says thai The steamer Dakorah,
on her way from Michigan TO Minnesota,
burst her boiler on the 9th inst. and instan-
NV sank in eleven feet water. There were
fifty-eight persons on board at the time of
the accident. Twelve were brought on shore
lreadfully scalded, and thirteen persons are
known 10 have been killed. Others known
TO have been on board are missing and are
supposed TO have persisted. The boat, furn-
Iture and freight are total loss. The boat
was insured Tor three thousan nd dollars. Dos
Journal
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOsTON-Ar 18th, brig Marcia, Smith, Mariel sch
Lacy & Abigail Tilton, Damariscotta-
a. 18th, barks Homer, Carlisle, Philadelphia; Vesta,
Finn, soi brgs Aroadian, Chase do Amesbuly, Col
burn Balsmore
Cld orlgs Elliot, Dizer, and Lydia Farnham, McIntre,
s Ncsta, Gorham, Galveston; sch Jos Far
CID 10th, brig Mafss, Crockett, Bs,h
Linz. Of Wadoboro o'a DALEY, fhladelphis Jenny
Sid brig Lydia Farnham.
Ar 18th, sch Sarah, Pray Ba,s
NEW YORK-Cd 18th, ship 8 Given. RAYMOND.
Smithvile ' SOY
Ar 18Th inst, brig Matinc, Cof Rockland Thorndike,
CID Is.h, brig Bnow, stephens, Windsor.
Ar 18th, sch Lucy Blake, and Acorn Rock,,,d
Cid 18Th, brig Lucy Watts, Watts. ThomassSamno
Ar 18th, brigs VIM Crawford, Brookings and E Kinds
Perry Gardiner schs Gen Cass, Miller and T.. 4 ;
Brown Bockand Avarado, hodgkins, Gardiner: sn.;n
Bird, Mary langdon. Merideon Niagara, Nourmahai a.
perior Lucy White, vendovia and Challenge Rocklssas
brig Duncan, of Warren, Pieron, st Martins sch Bird,
Rockland.
NEW oRLEANs-Cld 18th, brig Eolus, Ballard. Ga.
vannah.
Adv ship Mobile, for Liverpool wig 200 hhds tobacco
Ar sth ship Mt Vernon, whtmore, Baltimore, via Tor
tugas-where she was ashore.
~ MoBILE-Ar 18th inst brig jonathan Cilley, Mosman
sAvANNAH-went to sea ah, sch Grecian, Gilchrist
BALTIMoRE-Ar 18th, sci Eliza Hand, and Elizs
Amanda, Rockland.
CD lsth brig Attakapas, saree, smithville Harriet
Newell Warren, Fall River. --~''''
AZ i6tn ship South Carona, g ardner Callao 90 d.
.oVhANLnSioN-Ar 18th, shb Marion, Berry, N York
WILMINGTON, Nc-Ar 9Th sch L.m.rtine rurr.,
| Charleston A"inei
| Burke, Gardiner. ~ iN'seiS'
PoRTsMoUTH-Ar 18th, Sd L.nson, Dean and Ger
Warren New York. ~ ~ e
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, sch ssah RackIeG, RockIsnt
| for New York.
FALL RIvER-sld 18th inst, sch Clinton, Gorh.m
| Gardiner.
PRovIDENCE-sldl 18th, schIio, Baker, Gardiner.
FOREIGN POkTS.
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DEAD BoDY FOUND IN MANCHESTER, N. H.
Probable Mrder. On Thursday afternoon,
as we learn from the Manchester Mirror, Mr..
John NJ. Wallace, who was fishing in the Mer.
rimack river, discovered the body Of woman
in the water about half mile from the Gran
lite bridge. A coroner was called, and posi-
norton examination of the body held whicn
resulted in the discovery of three WOUNDS
across the head and forehead, apparently made
with a sharp instrument. The woman Is de-
scr;bed a. abort and of medium size, and ap-
narentlv about IS or 60 years of age. She
had ON a green muslin de lain dress, brown
cashmere shawl, and pair of clean stockings,
She had on light colored false hair, and her
clothes appeared clean and neat-and had evil
IDENTIFY not been accustomed to hard labor
The Mirror says:
CA woman answering the description of the
above arrived at the Temperance Hotel on
Tuesday afternoon. 18th inst, and secured
lodging for the night, saying she had some
business to transact during the day. She gave
her name and place of her residence, but the
landlord forgot to register them, and they have
slipped his mind, but he thinks that the name
given was Sanborn, or something like it, and
that she lived near Boston On Wednesday
morning.. she left a small bundle with the
clerk, for safe keeping, saying that she was go
ing to collect some money, or some rents, or
somethingto that effect, and Mr.. Tenney has
the impression that she had previously said
something about doing business in Piscataquog.
This woman has not since returned or been
heard from, and from the description, there ap-
pears to be but little doubt that it is her body
which was found on Thursday"
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TO the Ladies of Bath and Eicin,tu.

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1,
greatly facilitates the process of teething BY
sottening The sums-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, nerer has IL
failed ft;meiy independently safe to be ad.
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price %
cents hottie.
n. r. Enquire for MRS. wINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
If your .hild is suffering. DR.. S. P. Shaw, agt
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DEpIcAr1oN The new Unitarian Church
on Summer street, in this city, was dedicated
on Thursday last, with very appropriate exer-
cises. The opening prayer was made by Rev.
Mr.. Criler, of Portland, the Dedicatory prayer
by DR.. Nichols of the same city. and the Ded-
ication sermon was preached by Rev. DIR. Can
nett of Boston.
In the afternoon there was a sermon preach
ed before the Unitarian Association, by Rev.
Mr.. Judd, of Augusta, on the subject of the
Holy UNITY,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

THR MORALE OF THE SOUTHERN E1EcrroSs.-
A long article might be written abou, the last
southern and western elections, but short
paragraph will do. In Kentucky the derno
erats have gained one, if not two members il,
Indiana at least one while in Alabama the
demoeratie flag still floats with the breeze
What is the cause of this cotemporaneous vic
tory of the Democracy in the free and in the
slave States: Nothing but the nationality Of Ou'
creed nothing but the devotion of all to one
common standard. What lesson to the low
ers of sectionalism and trickery !-Pen''syloa
f1idn
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

Wiscasset. :
In port, Rhine, Harvard, for Philadelphia, idg
Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst, ship Old England, Lowell,
Orleans.
Sid 9TH, ship Sterling, Henderson, wiscasset.
Ar at Deal 5th, South Carolina, Stewart, York for
Rotterdam. A
At London 5th, silss Leonard, Thompson for Boston
London, Heberd, for New York.
Sid fin Bristol Slst ult, bark Yorktown, Storer Port
land.
Sid FIN the Clyde sls ult, statra Morse Lawton, New
York.
Ar at Marseilles Soth ult, Moncure, Ttcomb, New
Orleans.
Ar at Trieste asth ult, Arlington, Ryan, New Orleans
Glasgcw-fn port LIST, sabattis, Hall, unc.
Cronstadt-ln port 25th, ship Topic, Smith, for Eng
land few DIS barks Yankee Blade, Whiting, for do In
dian Qneen Drummond, unc.
Baltimore, ldg
s. John, NB-Ar 9Th, sch Orr, Bath 9th, brig Eunice
Hallowell.
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STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN, ss-Disirct Court, Middle District, June
Term A ID. 1851.
And now it appearing the Court that the said
William L. Best is residen, of this STATE aud has
no tenant, agent attorney therein, his goods or
estate have been attached in this suit and that he has
had no notice OF the tendency thereof.
II is ordered that the pf notify the said Best of the
tendency of this suit by serving him with an a,tesed
copy OF his writ and declaration and this order thereon
or by publishing like copy thereof three weeks sue
cessivey IN The Eastern Times. newspaper printed
Bath the service upon said Best the publication in
said 10 be thirty days least before
term of This Court. 10 be holden al Wiscasse within
and for the County of Lincoln, the fourth Tuesday
OF October next that he may then and appear and
show cause, If any he have why judgment should not
be rendered against him this suit and xecullon issue
accordingly.
Atef.-E B BOWMAN Clerk
Abstract OF writ and declaration and copy OF order OF
Court thereon.
Attest e B. 30 HMAN Clerk 3w9
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

JENNY LIND The latest rumor from New
York concerning Jenny Lind is. that she will
remain in this country during the coming win
ter; that in the meantime Messrs. Benedict
and Beleti will organize in Europe first class
musical troupe. and that on their return in the
Spring. Miss Lind will commence profession
tour through the cougtry which is to be une-
qualled in brilliancy. Miss L. is now at Mag
ara Falls
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

Mr.. UPPER, THE PoEr. This gentleman,
having seen a statement in the American news
papers, since his return to England. to the eff.
feet that he designed writing book on Amer
lea, contradcts unequivocally, as follows:
." never intended to write. have not writ
ten, am not writing. and am not going to
write, any book at all about my recent visit -
No one will lament this decision, without it
be the critics.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

Two SEIZURES IN ONE .pAY.-Officer Chap
man seized 8 10 gallons Of brandy, in the
store-chanber of Saml. Houshton at Locke's
Mills, last week Wednesdav,-on the same
dav. n the same village, officer Thayer seized
twenty two gallons, Of various kinds of liquors
in The cellar of Erastus Hilborn. Esq. Both
tried before James Walker Esq. who fined
them $40 ard costs. Both appealed to the
higher Court. Liquor 10 care Of the officer.
Norway Advertiser. fs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

LII pei indebted 10 the undersigned, inform
n ed that his books, accounts and notes are in The
hands OF w. Gilbert, al his office, for collection and al
accounts adj used by note cash pa ment be
fore the first day Of September, will hcreaerwards be
put in Aud those indebted upon request
ed TO make prompi payment.
BENJAMIN PRESCOTT.
Bath, ,Tulu 2I, 1851. 6w5
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IsrEMpERANcE.-The following are the
commitments 10 the House of Correction and
Aims House during the present year, for in
temperance, -
January four; February eleven; March
three; April nine; May ten; June, July, and
up to August 4, one.
During May, June and July. but two have
been committed on an Overseer's warrant for
intemperance.-Portlan Argus
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% G 81 { ID s..

In this city. 18th inst Mrs Sarah Bosworth aged 20
years
In this city, 18th inst, Charles F. of Joshua Thorn
ton, aged Is months.
In HaIpswe, I'd inst, Mary w, rect Of the late Capt
Samuel Otis, aged s5
In Rockand Mrs Margaret, wife of Capt Paul, aged
"a John X, son Of Hon Kimba, aged 8.
In San Francisco July 3. on board steamer Sarah
Sands Mr.. s. Robbins of Lewiston.
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Coad's Patent Graduated Galvanic
Battery, and Patent IHsala-
ted Poles,


THE subscriber respectfully informs the afflicted ,h,
he has purchased The Right Of Coads Patent Grad
Lincoln County Me- and ready TO sell individu-
al and town rights at his Office Al the residence Of Dr.
Prescott the city of Bath and to operate on patients
with this extremely useful instrument Tor the cure OF all
nervous and various other diseases.
This battery is the only instrument ever Known 10
man, by which the galvanic nnd can be conveyed to
of the body, dc finite gentle stream, without shocks
PAIN with perfect safety and with the haPpicsl ef
fects. This important instrument 10 now justly and
highly approved of by many of the most eminent phys
clans in The country whom the afflicted will De re-
erred. Reference will also be given 10 many highly
respectable persons who have been cured by means OF
this most valuable appa of some OF the most nvet
DISORDERS which could not DO removed BY
any other known means. -,
adapted for The of the following diseases VIZ ner
vous headache, and other diseases OF the BRAIN Is
with this apparatus only us before .a YOU
sight dimness amaurosis to the ear to restore
hearing, the tongue and ether organs 10 restore
speech and to the various parts OF the BODY LOT cure o.
Chronic Rheumatism, Asthma, Neuralgia, or Tic Doul-
ourenx Paralysis Palsy, Gout Cholera, or 81 WINS
Dance Epilepsy, weakness from sprains Some diseases
peculiar females Iunacy. Contraction ofthe Limbs,
Locked Jaw Nt II restores bulk and fullnesx TO the
wasted limbs restores stiff joints, strengthens weak and
old persons and prolongs life.
Patients coming from distance, can De amply accom-
modaed with board and all medical AID which their ca
CHARLES HI. LYNCH.
Bath, 1ngusf 6, 1851. .a 7w7
The following communication will show the impor.
of this useful instrument in the city OF Bath
BArH, July 20, 1851
Mr.. CoAp, the Patentee OF an Eleclro-tiavanic Ap-
Para'us, has operated IN my once tor nearly week
past often in my presence, with very fatierig success
Gen james Mcclellan has received much benefit from
the operations, for disease OF the heart and deafness
and the Rev Robert Starr aged about seventy stated
in my presence that he had been totally deaf his right
for -four years. and after operations he could
hear more distinctly with !. Than the other
ID N
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Aug a.
Bark L & A Hobart, Hodgdon, Boston.
Bark Hathorn, Small. Boston,
Sch Geo Davis, Dunton, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Garland, Mcclellan, ST John, NIB.
FRIDAY, Aug Is.
CLEARED.
Brig Venus, Orr, Martinique.
SATURDAY, Aug l6.
ARRIVED.
Sch Liberty, Pinkh am, Pctou.
MONDAY, Aug ls.
ARRIVED
Brig Emily, Small, Rappahannock, Va.
sch Convoy, Allen, Boston.
Sch Texas, Loud, Boston.
Sch Olive Branch, Sparks, Boston.
Sch Charles, Mcclure, Boston.
Sch Geo Wheaton, Oliver, Boston.
TUESDAY, Aug 10.
Sch Orion, Rogers, Boston
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This wav, Gentlemen |!
Wrought Cashmere Shawls,

HERE prime loi of GOAT BOOTS, which will
sell at discount. as have a large stock on hand.
Bath June rs. 1851. ]. w. ROBERTS.
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Mas. JUDsoN.-Mrs. E. C. Judson who
left Calcutta for England, in February last,
and was expected here some time since, by
letter dated at Cape Town, May 80, ap-
pears TO have had an uncomfortable and dan
gerous passage 10 that port, about doubled
the ordinary time. Violent gales prevailed
from the time of their leaving Madagascar.
which at times placed the vessel in extreme
peril. Mrs. Judson's health rapidly improved
and she may, before this, have probably ar
rived in England, much restored by the voy-
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TAKES.

GREEABt.Y TO a vote of the City Council notice 10
n hereby given that the fares assessed on the nhao
an,s Of the city, for the year 1851 have been This gay
committed 10 me for collection.
All persons paying their Taxes within thrfy soys,
will. receive discount OF per cent, u rsld IN nS,y
days per cent; and if they are not PAID wi'hih nv
d1ts, are ordered To he ssed ,-,--5
AMMI MITCHELL, Treasurer and Coilecfor.
Hnth. lime %. 1851. sn<
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State Of Maine.

State Of Maine.
LINCOLN, $50 the Sherifs of several Coun-
ties of Line Din, York, Cumberland. Kennebec, Han
cock Washington. Oxford, Somerset, Penobscot,
Waldo, Franklin, scaaquis, and Aroos,ook, eth
OF their Deputies any Constable the town of
in;he County of GRRErING
(-@lWE command you attach the goods and
( SEAL ! w estate of William r. Best. of Boston, in
~ The County of Suffolk, and Common wealth of
massachusetts,, master the one hum
dred and fifty dollars and the said Best iii he
may appear in precinc) appear before Jus
lce of our District Court the Gdle District next
10 be holden Wiscasset, within and our County of
Lincoln the fourth Tuesday OF February next then
aud there IN our SAID Court 10 Jacob Rob
nson' OF Bath, In the County of Lincoln gentleman in
plea OF he for that the said de said Bar on
the day of the purchase OF this wni being 10
the pin M The sum OF one hundred and twenty hi dol
lars, according 10 the account annexed
WM. I. Best
To Jacob Robinson, DR.
For House Rent from March Isl, 1919, TO
Nov l2ih, 1850, al S75 per year. SI3S,OO
Reed Payment,
In consideration the then and there promised ha
pin 10 pay him the demand; vet though
requested. the def hath paid the same but nrgees
and refuses to do it, TO The damage of the said Robin
son, las he saith To the OF hundred and fifty
dollars which shall then and there be made 10 appear
with other due damages And have YOU there tins writ
with yoot Ieings therein.
Witness, RICHARD ID. RICE Esq nj Wiscasset the
3Oth day of November, in The year of Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty.
E. B. BOWMAN, CLERK.
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boy, fourteen years of age, died in Will
iamsburg, N. Y, on Wednesday, in conse-
quence of drinking an excessive quantity of
brandy. The liquor was administered BY a
man under the promise 70 the boy that he
should receive large sum Of money.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
DISASTERS.

Ship Mt Vernon, of Bath fin Baltimore for Orleans.
before reported have been ashore Torugas is said
have been lghtened by throwing part
go OF wood
Brig iona Cilley, Nc sman, of and from Thcmaston
Mobile 6th with lime. discovered night while
Church wharf, to be fire in the hold She was
Immediately hauled into the stream stripped and scuttled
the only mode of extingushng the fire. II is suppos-
ed that the fire took the pump and had been burn
ing week. The good brig Of 1853 launch
ed Warren in Oct ls4s and probably insured part
in Thomaston or Warren
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
Why don't you destroy those Bed-bugs
THE DEAD SHOT,

Is just the thing that will do it up right! Like
paint or varnish it dries on wherever Il is applied,
and remains there the whole season, rendering SEQ
ond application unnecessary.
Apply it once thoroughly, and those aorios, cra0z
ing baing torrnenng invaders OF your nightly rest
SHALL TROUBLE you MORE
Remember, in the use Of this, there is poison
GUS dust rising to pollute the air of ROOM as is al
ed Alcohol therefore, with ordinary care, it is no
wise injurious to health.
PRICE IS CENTS.
l. l. BUTCHERS is the genuine-smre cxrs.
C. W. ATWELL, Portland, Me-. WAolesaie AgsHt.
To whom orders for supplies Of the article, should
be addressed
For sale BY A. G. PAGE, Bath; Z. r.
Gatcheil and VIM Baker, Brunswick-and by Druggists
and dealers in Medicine generally. 47f
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FOREIGN PokTs.

5n Per steamship Baltic Z New York
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, shipTempest, Pstten, New
York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

EVERY NAN HIS OWN LAWYER. This is the
title o: very useful little work, just published
BY E. B. Simonton, Browns Corner, containing
a complete system of bookkeeping, table of
gold and silver coins interest tables, and al
most all the variety of Forms in use.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
W 81 Z Z Ia Gye@.

In this city, 18th in- by Sewall, Esq, Mr. John
Z Cummings to Miss Laesua Bumpus.
At Damarisootta Mills, Mr. Albert S Hall to Miss NJ
Henrietta, daughter of Gen >,ry Cotton. d.
In Harpers Ferry Va, Maj Gaspar Tochman, formerly
OF warsaw Poland, TO Miss Apoona Jagelo late of LII
thunia, Polani.
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BATH STEAM
C0RDAGE MANDATORY.

TUE above Mandatory during the past season hav-
ing been completely rehticd with new machinery
including Engine, Tarring Apparatus and Spinning
MISUNDERSTANDING all the lst-sst improve nonts
The proprIe'ors would invite the aent. on OF ship
owners and dealers In Coriage generally, 10 their
iahshmenI, where may lie found of hrsi
quality Hemp aud Manila Cordage. which will he sold
by wholesale retail the iorest manufactures Pri
market. furnished short notice. and all orders from
this neighborng towns, will be promptly attended
Please call before pHT chasing elsewhere.
tt17 q X J. 4. DONNEII.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

Richard w. Mcdowell, city tax collector for
Philadelphia, absconded on Friday night. He
is said to be defaulter to the city for a large
amount and the perpetrator of forgeries upon
differen, individuals amounting to SIG, 900. A
reward of thousand dollars is offered for his
arrest
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
1926
Ladies Boots!

DOR pair OF Mems Thin Boots, at
L Bath, June y, 1851. w. ROBERTS,
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Paw your Doctors Bills !!

GOOD assor .meni justreceived and fcr sale BY
II Bath. June 3. 1851. II w OWEN.