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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-29

DAIRY STocK-A writer in the Agricul-
lural Gazette recommends the folio wing
mode of managing milk stock, the princi-
pies Of which are followed by the bes. milk
selling farmers. Curry and wisp the cattle
once q dav, give water twice day, when
in the stal! and an hours airing in the yard.
LIE, the food be given them at exactly the
same hour every day, and likewise the water.
When food is given and any cow does no.
take i, readily, take it from her and lei her
be without any until next feeding time, this
is the way man should do to remain in
healthy
Never pamper Immediately after calving.
At milking time, the master or mistress
should assist, or be present, in order to see
that the mixers milk briskly and without
talking. grea. deal depends on these two
points. A milker may sing or whistle bu,
no, talk, but then it must be tuneable. There
is an old saying, that the "last drop is the
riches,,'' and should be drawn. This is
wrong, for the last drop from good milk
er never does come. have seen mixers
pulling at the udder for the ''last Drop"
while weakly constituted COW has been
! children can understand this, and yet have
known though,Iess mothers TO forget it
when milking cows. In dripping COW,
(s'rippng,) milker finishes with his right
hand, by taking the tea,s in rotation, and
getting what be can out; and when he gets
hold of leat, if he can get milk twice, he
must try that leat again after he has gone
them round; but if he can only get milk
once, he should give up; for the last drop
which ought to be taken is then come and
if more after this is got, it is pull upon the
milk veins, and is no richer than milk taken
at the first, or rather, it is of an average
quality.
If milk farmer intends to follow his bu-
siness to the bes, advantage, either he Or
his wife must themselves milk, or be pre-
sent during the time Of milking. One of
the best managers am acquainted with, al
ways did the dripping himself, and left the
others to do the regular milking.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10
Gf4. MANA. COOK. /.
rgArH WARRANT,

The New York sun. a filIibns:er a..
gan. gives The following translation a
Grn. csncha's death warrant E.s the e,e.
ruiion u The fly American prisoners i
Havana. Angus, l6lh. 1881. II will be
seen. that The executions were in conse.
quenreo Of declarations. (by The filiy prisnl.
er,.) establishing The itlenIny af their per.
sons as pertaining TO Lnpez's expedition.
: " Il having been deeIced By the gsnrr-
al or.ltr Of iiie 2Ollr April last. and sul,se.
quenlly reproduced. what was 10 be ,l-
fate Of The pirates who should dare lopro:
fame ihe soilof this Island. aud ii. view
Of The Declarations Of The fifty individuals
who irre hten taken BY his ExcvlIrncy
The Commander General Of This naval sls.
linn. and placed at my disposal. which
declarations establish The indemnity Of ,heir
persons Us pertaining 10 The horde com.
manied by lfr ala Lopez. have resol !.
cd. IN aceordanre with TIC provisions Of The
Royal Ordinancrs. General Laws Of lie
Kingdom, and particularly illl,e lso, al Or.
der of The 18th June Of the past year, i,
sued for This plrii uIar case. that the said
inlivi.luals who'e names AID ,les raa.
lions are sci forth ir' The following sIal,-
nenI. suffer this day by being lot, ,lc
execution being committed 10 The Senior
'renienie de Rey. Brigadi OF The Plaza.
"JusE DIX la coxcna."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

Quite an interesting disen-siars ne
learn. Is going on among The wheel horses
as 90 vim killed Demnerse, in this dis
lriclf IN Newbern. we hear. Trey lay
the business al the dour Of old Father
Singleton. who gave The iifa' blow ia his
speeeh 10 The Democratic ennxention,- IN
wi,ielr he taxed 50 bfarely of shoulder
ing his old muskct and marching straight
or io hep South caroIina in The patriotic
work Of breaking Up The Union. The
serond blow. ih Y say. was given by
Paddy Robinson Of The Rel : AMI i'ai. ;"
who followed chairman Singleton 10 .
real Snnih Carolina lirc>ealing speech.
Ard The work Of finishing The murder
was performed By Rnllin himself IN his
speeches before The people.
Z he . Rep. and Pat. ON The contrary.
thinks The murder was rnmmiiied solely
by the Wings, the Democracy having
done their best. and pursued The wi-esi
course. 10 avoid the Catastrophe. 'rhe
=. Rep. and Pat" is .stliablc" authority
-ih tts own tStttndttnn.
But The Raleigh Standard npseis all
the speculaiions OF lis ffientls daxn lhis
way. They DIM, know any thing about
the matter. Holden knows all about il.
They are bef'ggr,l-ille result Of the cleo
linn has brdimmed their inielleris. II
takes Holden 10 tell who killed Demorra-
|cy here Living away oT mp in ltal-
eigh, out OF The . noise and onfusinn' 81
the campaign. he can see straight through
Tie mill stone which ohs;rncis lie Vi ion
Of The nnicrrilipd" in lhrse paris. Ills
friends need not puzzle their brains any
longer wing 10 discovery Il II. cock
robin" lie knows The whole history ol
lie transaction. !. Abolition" did The
decd " An Under current &c Aholllion
ir Beaufort. Hyde and Wa>hingl ~ conn-
Ties" was the thing tllal killed lie de-
mncracy!! .The Aboiiiiunisis llnld tho
balance Of power" IN this district. md Ibis
is what gave Democracy HE death hlow.r!
THUS diseonrses lie " STANDARD" on Inc
causes OF Rnifn's defeat.
Holden does feel bad. lie said he
hoped Slanly would oppose Ruilin-iha
luilin could beat him 500 with case
lie elorliied the district in lis choices
phrases. said that after The T,h August i
wnnld be The IMNuRTAh EmHrH.'
Blu. instead of 500 ma;arily for Rufiin
there is q maFnriy Of 270 for. Sianly-
ami lh'lehis bad Of. ol rourse. Instead
&c hein-. .he Immortal Eighth, - NJ
. Abolnionv district
Ilnlden due, feel tad-vcry bad. or.
fuI' bad. AnI as the Grrenshornnel
!. Patriot" sngges's. somebody ought Ia
go and SCI up with him
Washington Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

puhlir WvlfHe rrqultts lllsl 'liciT places
be- fnrlhWilh suppiird BY mFnul ifmncss.
GeaTlessness. and pIupcT sense Of duiy-
The ehar.cirr of me President Is 100 Usll
Known 10 admn IL doubt llsss he viii
enn na proper eKersise u The Executive
raass tn cause lhs authority and Iise LAWS
&c HE passrd Stairs 10 be respected.
Ii all he lns the wisdom Of Congress.
when il ennsrne<. 10 inquire whether
The Ia1c is 10" feeble 10 accomplish Ne
oi.jr-Is. II 50. II nal be strengthened.
BIS pIavisinns sacli a. bresme necessary
during The War 0f 1912, TO prnleet tile
tliiieefs az the Uniied States in the exc
rulinn Of thsir lawfnl daiies. and .. gise
10 The laws their proper efficacy. Unless
lhis be done. our Laws and our Courts
will become by-word and jest even
10 our own country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10
OHIO Democracy

The Democratic p,ry i Lis Nation
lM party sry Ire I.nrof,to paprfs. So
also say Tie Lpcol,,rns ur Uhln. Bui
Thy se.,i ab,lltioni>ls 10 Congress. ami
such resolniinns il, this:
"RcSolrs,l, That lie people &c Ohm
ifnw. a. they have always done, ID Il upon
slavery IN MY pas. &c lie Unin ii, an
esil, and lnilvnsahe to The full develop.
nrnt 81 the spirIt and prartiral benelits 81
liec ms 'ltatl ,n>. AM Than enc. timing
these sen ll,raats. lliey will al all ,inms
lrel Il u b, their duty 10 USE I power
clearly given b. the terms Of Tie rational
cnnpari, 10 prevent lis increase, lnilig lie
ar iHlfy eradicate lire evil !"
Isiai looks like !. afarclll,y 10 victory
under The banner u The Gu npru.nise.
True. they resolve that iIfry will moi
Interfere with slavery in the States" but
llfai nus,0sls advocates just vel. and SIM
lar resolutions, VII II adopted by Wings.
we are Told, mean nnllrin5. Bun they
passed this res ,l,;ion alsn
Resotcsi, That We approve Of lie
OF our Chief Executive, his
naiiy hearing. pfu.!rm co.nscl-, and
'oani Democratic doctrines. AMI We e.f.if-
ntnl hun - The people, as worthy Of lie
ngh posllloi he nov &C upies, and well
deserving The trust Of our standard in The
,nsning ra.nplign."
What are The :. sound Democratic doc
rlnps Of Gov. Wood which enlille him
"a denomination ainl to The praises Of
southern Licoloro Dlsunionisls, Why,
y hls inaugural Address; this s1me Gov.
Wood thus summed them up:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

Col. cllnCbdtn'. eommani. we -.
prifohfm ytslrfisy, have ua 49,.
OR senirlce SCI. bli ao 5uslr &c.,
sl,oi brlan s1n ssi. Lnprz. il,ssr...,, :
has decritrd % llisst ! NJ dosl,, .
al ihese rrPons AbouI ne cuh.us -.
were an lrnmPed sp in NsR O1.e,,.
Lopez l5bk nearly bis rommAsi s,-F y
seried ns-we wers attacked be- -
500 or 200 az The Qaren's trssps IL ~
day after we landed. Onf Dan eallsrss.'s
criileaden dsne ~ hat any mai e.,,,lI
debut We saw illsi we had been &c..
cd. and reIreaied ga he seasl,sss w;,,, d
intention ul gsil'ns OF 10 our roan,rs 4
pnssible--goi tsrre bs,ais and ga. az ~
the intention ol reasiing lhsif We .eh !.
with an Americas vessel. and gsse 60
prisoners by the steamboat IIzbsssro.
Explain to my family that ( L...
done nothing bat What was insiigaseJ Is
The highrsl motives. thar die wnh = el,.,
consrienre and like a csan xilh a s,o,,
heart ! send my watch Ia you, IL i, a,
lille Benny. my nephew. Good b,e
GUt bless you all.
Fuly ychrs.
t;fI.srxN A. COOK.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

LIguT. IlLNRy RoGERs. u. s. NJ. Cor
mander Of the Falcon Steamer. is. lie New
York Sun is informed. nallse &c Mar,
land; son Of Commodore John Rod
gers. Us. Navy. WIN. after distinguishing
himself Al The b'ocka,le II FTP lin 1901,
the seige Of Tmis in fS05, and lIlmph-
OUT The war ni lsla-'f5. died III III head
of The naval service, III 1898. Lieut..
Henry Rodgers was niishipnan on
board lie Sns!icrs. through tic irving and
nerIlnus srcaes Mhirh. Under Gapi. Me.
kenzfp, resulted in The execution uf Mid.
sliptilan Spencer aud iwo seamrn At The
yardarm aud the one who translated the
manuscript IN Greek, found III iii. cravat
~ Voting Spencer. on his examination.
lie Is known 10 be an officer IL more
'llan ordinary irmness. dlsrrci II ami,
foresight That lie Would have prompt.
" resented The SpanisI, our &c upon lie
Falcon, ln he the means or board, there
= no m inner Of d ula.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

The Spanish Consul has taken down
his flag. and rlused hrs office, transferring
Ilis functions 10 the British aud French
Consuls. and placing. he SAYS. the per
sons and properly Of Spanish subjects IN.
der the Protection OF the American Gov
eminent.
Sky I4iheraiurs arrise.l This morning
from Montgomery, Alabama.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

On ihe night of The assault. upon The
Snanish consul's Office. lhe mob sneceed-
ed in obtaining possession of.he consuls
letter book, which was found 40 contain
the names OF many proserihed citizens.
who had been repaired 10 The cnhan an-
lhorilies. Ponibns Of the book Will be
published. ifhe city has now resumed
comparative quiet. Atleasi 1000 i.ibefa.
tors are hre-waiiing conveyance fof Cuba.
Gen. Felix llousmn acis Is commander
II this gbfre.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

Thestsamer Alsbams. says lhe NsliOn-
a InisiIisearsr. Ftponed yesterday 10 have
heen seized BY the Gptemnent snihnF'-
lies. il now appears has been Fflessed. on
lie assurance af Ter owners lhat she has
not been soifio Inc Cubsn ~ mPalhlIeas.
That she IS still al New Orleans . con-
rlasive evidence Of he af-Ily Of . former
Tel. graphic rtFoft That che had sailed
lau Cuba. .ramidsi great enthusiasm" IA
rompshy 9Th iile siesmer Fanny. boill
Of lhem being Glled with men and muni'
lions Or war 10 reinforce The Invaders.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

III sum diem up, Is ~ a. ll'ry regard
Inc Great questions a issue, thus Ersca-
lisl medication or repeal q The fugiiiFe
slave Iaw, Is bsrbaUas and utterly IN
uonhy of civilized lsgislaIion; no exisn
sion OF slavery: immediate abolition IN the
nislrirs Of Columbia
fsil moi queer. ihai I.otofoeos who find
80 much 10 abuse in'ihe coadpci Of N0rih
era Wings, speak ortins Convention whirl
nominated wobd. not oaiy without com.
demnaliOh. hin actually with prsises Ne
such is the fact. FsyrileriIs 0ss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10
CIVIL WAR IN NICARAGUA.


CIVIL WAR IN NICARAGUA.
4 letter to the editors of the New
York Tribune furnishes fhe following
information relative to affairs in Mica
rasua
San Juan dc Nicaragua, August %.
On the evening Of the 4lh instant, at
Leon, Gen. Munoz, the ex- Minister Of
War, at the head Of a small body Of
troops, took prisoners the President,
Don Jose Laureano pineda, and all his
Cabinet except DR.. Jesus de Ia Roche,
ana sent them To Port La Uninn, II
gre Islands, from whence the British
steamer took them to San Juan de Ia
Concor,la.
The Senate Immediately assembled
at Grenada, for Leon, The capital, was
N possession of the insurgents, and G
lected Don Jose del Montenegro Pres
ident. DR.. Jesus de Ii Rocha Secretary
81 Finances, Don Firmin Ferrer Secre-
tary Of Foreign Affairs, Don Buenasen-
turu Silva, Secretary Of War.
The Manoz faction elected Don JUS
TO Albaanaz President. Don Artedl
ano suliz "a friaD Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs, Don Eugenio Matus Secretary
Of Finances, Gen. Munoz Secretary q
War.
The people do not acknowledge inc
Munoz administration, and the next
information | receive from the seat O
difficulty | expect will be the capture
or the assassination of MunoZ.
Our Charge" the Hon. Jdha D.
kcr, has been received BY Presideh'
Montenegro.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

SuIcIDE.-Hon. Luke Wondbary,
Democratic Candidate for Governor Of
New Hampshire, committed suicide d
lew days since, By hinging him self.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

The principal cause assigned y, thai
De do noi wish 70 BE- Governor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

Jussysraua LEFT 70 PERISH. In lie
House Of Commons. l,,ciy. III feply 10
IN inquiry from Sir r.. Fngalls. Mr. WiI
SIN stated thai Government had retrieved
by The last mail from India. The Ii ii of an
ari reviewing The Indian Government, I,om
The support Of The worship Of ] ,gyerlIanl.
he maintenance 81 'd'lairous worship hy
me BRUSH Government N India wa< long
2 hl''i nFan our Christian profession rs 4
nation anil il will rcynice I'll wl,u in
Gredi Britain and India cherish regard
for ON religious consistency. and desire 10
see az obst,rle q The Progress Of Divine
tfnlli ~ That vast empire done away, to
learn thai The connection hciween our
Government and The healthier ir,rt,les in
India has been thoroughly and pcruiancn.-
" uisseVcfeu. Scottish Guardian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

:. IHs FILffFssTEas. This term i,
not generally understood. hni The New
'1fieans piper which g;.rS The trini.
Inn, siss. III was lalnilia,lv used III
he French anti Other languages, rs les.
tfipfIvcoI rlaSs nr advrnlurers &c ;.el M.
'inns, Who, during The last half &c The
sesrnleen'li century, infested tie West
sn'ila islands and The cnasts nf Central
Ainerira, Inr The pnfp,ssc Of III try, and
were = Easlisl, nfnfe rnnns,nly lfr,ne,l
i'uceanepss. Nc term was derived from
lie Sirfalsls naihr Of i ighi.b,al. i vessel
men ID common use III the West Iulirs.n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10
FROM MEXICO.

A Telegraphic despatch from New
Orleans announces that scricrs dis
turbance tc,k place at Vera Cruz on the
2lst Of August. when tiie citizens rose
to oppose the collection of taxes by the
Government. The military were calless
out. and dix persons killed and several
wounded before the outbreak was qui.
etcd.
a despatch subsequently received
says that the local authorities were
worsted in the encounter, and that hi
consequence blockade Of the port
by Che English was expected. We
are at q loss. 70 understand why they
should interfere, unless ehe obiee.
tionable tax was TO be applied toward
the liquidation Of the Mexican m,lebt.
ednessto British subjects, and had been
levied under the threat Of the adoption
Of aatefior treasures BY the commission
ers Of the British Government.
A resolution had been adopted BY
the Mexican Congress recommending
an alliance for offence aud defence BIZ.
tween all the Spanish American Rcpub.
lics.s
The two vessels which recently sail.
cd from New Orleans, under protest,
Tor Tchuantcpec, have been seized by
the Mexican authorities at Coatzcolzo.
They were the schooners Almagrc,
Capt. Thompson, and sarabia, Capt.
Whitney.
Advices from Northern Mexico, r.
ccised at Brownsville on the 9Th Of
August, were TO the effect that there
was great distress ir that section con-
segment upon the failure Of the crops.
The Indians also were very trouble
some. hew York Coun.rrciuI Alruiiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

The N. Orleans DELTA ef The 22d pub
fishes the FLOWING letter from Adjaian.
Stanford, which partially explains the
manner in whirh onr unfortunate rouniry-
men mel their unlimely eale, and is The
iirsl publication which throws any lighl
upon The circumstances which led 10 cril.
,en,len's caliimand having been made
prisoners:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

vr Tue foregoing table, which think approxinates
ana: s 10 accuracy, and prepared with great delibcr
'' care. II will be found that Underwater in the
liz taxes upon property alone, has contributed
eI 81 amount to the government and has received
'ne SIM sI9s43a is, to be appropriated to the i'm
E,s.t % her portions ofthe state Piedmont has
s inc treasury in the shape Of taxes alone. ST.
,,,: - having only excess of $40 400 yS to be
.%I l, ,'eray the ordinary expenses Of tae govern
b.: ne ALLEY has paid into the government in
10 {" Taxes, s.,952,4l6 80 and has received back
- internal lmprov ement so.ll5,763 S. Traus-AlIe-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

Excess IN favor Of Tide Water, S5,936,004 "A
The comnonwe alth prior to 1851, borrowed aud in
Vested in works of internal Improvement, which in
'ere,, will have to be paid annually, sllS59772 CO,
4 Iii, sun, there was appropriated to Tide-wa-
'.r, $793 323 IS
Annaa interest on the same
10. 1870 S4I,5a9 43
Whole amount of revenue IL
cslces ,yc.. for 1880, 2i2Sl6 IS
Excess over her portion s24a,l3l 81
10 Piedmont, 74SS9SS Is
.lNau. interest OIL the same
for 1850, s44e,s3s 50
"hoe amount Of revenue, IL
csi'.e', DC, Tor 1850. ol4,Sl6 40
:, Ter dshc;:, 1924, see IS
IL, , Inc VALLEY 2,l15,7sS IS
Annual interest on the same
a:or 1888, sl26,945 IS
t',s aiaoGnt Of revenue IL
''',s', dc, for 1880 l0s.937 SO
r. ,H.;a deficit. $lS,00S sol
;oiae ''-,,- ,lleyhanv, l5o4oaS 60
for l$5l "a '''' s''iie eooo,. q,
r -os a.nolnt Of revenue, IL
'"'se> dc, for 1862 1e1,o5o 23I
Eactss over harp ort;,n Soo CA
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-12
Y A R [ E I Y
The Navy.

The Navy Register for FS5f states that
we have seven,y-six vessels Of war, I'm
GLIDING those which are on the stocks).
These carry two thousand and thirtytwo
guns. or these vessels eleven are ships
Of the line-ihree in commission, four in
ordinary, and four on The stocks. Twelve
are frigates Of the first class. and there
are two of the second class. Twenty-one
are sloops, and four are briggs. There are
FIVE store ships and briggs, and three schoon.
ers. The steam navy consists Of fifteen
vessels, FIVE of which are frigates. There
are sixty-eight captains, ninety-seven
commanders, three hundred and twenty
seven lieutenants, sixty-eight surgeons,
thirty>four passed assistant surgeons,
forty -four assistant surgeons, sixty>three
pursers, twenty-three chaplains, twelve
professors Of mathematics, eleven masters
in the line Of promotion, two hundred and
thirty.three passed midshipmen, one hun
dred and seventy one mldshipmen, and
nineteen masters.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-12
F.. BROWNS
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Ritters,

THIS is no quack nosirum; II is prepared from he
best eria.s, and the Heeeipi has been ed
and approved by many of the first physicians in he
United States. rr
These excellent Biiers Will be found certain care
IN all casesof Indgesionor Dyspepsia Jaundice, Loss
OF Appetite. General Debility, Faininess and Sinking
ofthe Stomach. Lowness Of snirhs. Cosiiveness De,
termination of blood the head pain in The limbs and
side, darrhes, weakness, dizziness. cutaneons erup
tions the face and nook hectic fever nervous ana
sick headache. acidiy OF stemach billions anecnohs
piles AND alldseases caused by mpuriry OF
the debility OF hid syseEu unhsahhy state oihe
stomach and bowels
These Bitiers are warranted 10 be purely 20 I"uN
cempound-and mark this. ~ tAsy oar nersr do tn
least injury in qny cese whnterr.s
Thes aresk cpl BY many pc rsuns as FANitr MEpf-
GIVE and have beem eiveA 10 IN SoaTest cfidrep.
account ofthe mildness OF their operation. with excel
lente4eet. AG PAGE, Sole ISr%f ~ BasA ly2e.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-12

The RESULT OF KINDNEss.-The Jack
sonville (llIinois) Journal says that, when
the superintendent Of the asylum for the
poor in that county first took charge of it,
he found an insane man who had been
loaded with heavy chains for years. Be-
lieving that this cruelty kept the man in
sane, he took the responsibility of taking
them off, and gradually restoring him to
liberty. The man at first raved. expec-
ting fresh torture; then he doubted, and
finally realized that he was free. He
was overpowered with delight, exclaimng
constantly as he looked upon the outer
world of sunshine, "Oh, how beautiful :"
Then gratitude to his deliverer prevailed
At length he voluntarily went to work in
the garden, though he had nearly lost all
his power Of locomotion, and he became
entirely recovered. He is now working
on farm.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-12
City of Bath.


Il, Board of Aldermen, May Is, 1851.
ORDERE ED That the quarantine regulations be
" AS follows viz on aud after the tenth day of June
next. aud until the tenth day of October next, quar-
anime shall be had on all Vessels their officers. Crews,
Passengers and Cargnes. heir arrival from any
Por where any courageous sickness prevailed at the
time Of their departure and on all Vessels board OF
which, any person sl.al have died, have been sick
with any courageous disease during their homeward
bound passage.
No erson shall be allowed &c on board Of or on
shore from any Vessel when qua raniine without a
ne rm from the boarding Officer Vessels will anchor
The quarantine ground opposite the South Steam
Mill. .U.. ... ...
~ Pilots will take notice ofthe foregoing r-sua-
lions and actaccordnsly.
- JOHN PATTEN, Mayor.
. WILLIAM TORREY, Cny Clerk. afs
Bath. Nav 10. ISL 47H
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-12
STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, May Term,
1851. rs s. q rtf IL ~ ia
On the foregoing ordered thai The said beant notify
the said Louisa Maria Cushing Of The Pendcncy OF his
libel, by PUBLISHING aesed cory thereof with this
order thereon three weeks snccessvey i'll The Eastern
Times, n newspaper printed Bath, in said Comfy o..
Lnc,I. the has, publication 10 be fbrIy days al least
before next term OF this Court. 10 he holden Wis
cass-, within and for the C"uny Of Lincoln. on The
"Wednesday nr II fer The second Monday Of Septembe
next that she may then and there appear and show
cause if any has why the prayer Of The said libel
ant should be gronted
Anen.-E B BOWMAN, Cl>rk.
Copy Arrest e B. BOWMAN, Clerk. 3w50