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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Could not Live a Day longer |!

Hessrs F. b CALDWELL Co. Of East Ost-ego Osi-cqo
n u, respectable druggists, wrote 10 We have just
heard through Mr. Nhtena respectable citizen OF This
place of important OF Consurptoh which BRANT's
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM has produced the wife
OF acquaintance of his who resides in the OF Paer
in this county. She had been long confined her bed
and dangerously diseased that her friends believed
it impossible for her lire tim ONE DAY LONGER
But when all other hope commenced
king BRiNT"S PULMONARY BALS-4M and its medical
efficacy has raised her from DYING that she is
going about and attending her d0Rese household affairs and
duties She acknowledges and it very evident that she
indebted TO BRANT'S BALSAM for her recovery from u
long and dangerous sickness and her friends and
nei. lhOrsc de~ hufrn afiicir,a fuynl
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Many Consun1ptions Cured.

Mr. S H. CLARK. merchant. Clyde. Uayae county y. Y,
wrote 10 inform us that BHANT'S PULMONARY BAL
SAM sold readily Clyde, and said II the statements Of
some OF most respectable people and personal visible
know ge relied lis medical virtues have cured
many ooHsurrre persons. several Of whom am acquainted
with vino were hopelesy sick he considered, by
physicnns and all friends past possibility of cure and
Vel tile facts are, BRANPS BALSAM has restored them
prRrrcT HEAlTH.n
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Just Received.
Real Estate For Sale,

THE wei known Waldron Esiale, situated the
side ri Washington street. between Centre and
School streets desirable stand for business will
be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
I5f ]. EiLSW OR TIL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
90 Agents Wanted.

WANTED bv the subscriber, twenty active men of
w good character and address 10 canvass this State
with New and Pictorial History. Constant and lucra-
tive employment siten. E. Il. SIMONTON.
slit Browns Corner. Me.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
NEW CONFECTIONERY SALOON !
J. w. PARKER

hsi ~ II lilly announces his friends and the
III public generally that lie has taken The store on the
happy 10 supply any in want with ~ ''-' ~
Confectionery, Pastry, &c.,
of the hes. quality, at wholesale or retail His tsc;.
ties for the manufacture of the above are such thai h.
is enabled 10 supply dealers the most REASONABLE
terms
Also, as shove, FRUIT, NUTS of all kinds, RAIsINs
&C. &c.
M Balls and Parties supplied to order.
As this establishment is conducted upon strict Temper
ance princples-no liquor, tobacco cigars being
the storeLadies and Gentlemen will be subjected
the fumes Of either in their visits TO the Sa
loon.
share of public patronage is respectly solicited.
Bath, Oct 81, 1852 l9tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
LUNGS RLED-MUsT DIE

Mr. H. s. TERRY, nerchg-t Bpren, Geresce county, ",
wrote, August "A, 1915: GRANTS medicine doing
here. II has cured Of Consumption that
physicians Ind said must die. When he taking
Branls medicine, he could raise his hand his
he he'd at The lungs, and symptom seemed indicate
thai he must die bur astonishing 10 all he is able la
Dor and rides all the county. He used only botes
Ii has also cured young laiy If Consumption in Orleans
county, which her father doctor could care"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06

CRIMINAL MATTERS.-A man known as
Henry n Whatson, alias John H. Woodbu-
~, alas Governor Dorr, who has been spend
ing few weeks i'll this city, was arrested
last week, charged with robbIng VIM. ii. Ba-
ker IN Mexico, on the 2Sth of Nov. last, OF
money and property 10 the value of over s., :
500. Officer A. Nj. Z. Smith arrived in this
city late Tuesday night, with a warrant for
the arrest of Whatson on the above charge
1t is stated that the prisoner went 10 San
Francisco, which place he was compelled 10
leave suddenly and secretly, on account Of
charges of crime male against him there,
and that he managed to conceal himself on
board vessel bound for San Bias, which
place he finally reached without Il cent Of
money in his pocket. lie left San Bias in
company with man unknown, for the city
of Mexico, but that man has not since been
seen, and upon his arrival IN Mexico, What
son had an abundance OF soney, and passed
rs John ii. Woodbury., nephew of Hon. Levi
Woodbury.. Under this name he became ac-
qualnted with CO.. Ramsey, aud other gen.
uemeu of note. Ii was here that lie first
became acquainted with Mr.. Baker, TO whom
he proposed to join him in the establishment
OF hotel on the American plan. From his
appearance and statements, Mr.. Baker sup
posed that his lie acquaintance was wealthy
and al length assented TO the propostion.-
From some cause however, this scheme was
abandoned. and the two left Mexico for Ha-
vanu and n. Orleans. On the way What
son obtained possession of the property al
legged 10 have been stolen but which, as lie
states, was won from Baker at game OF
lazard. The two AT length arrived IN n. Or
leans, and The prisoner soon after left for n.
York. Since his arrival in this city, What
son has at lines worn splendid cloak, the
cost of which, as lie states, was $3.50, and it
was presented TO him by Gen. Valencia,
while il MEXICO. lie VIII leave the city to-
day IN custody of officer Smith for n. York,
where the charge against him Will undergo
inve.tigation.-[B Boston Adv.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Great Bank Robbery
At WiuucyHuCc

THE Stockholders, and all who share eiiher notes or
bonds will do well by calling OWEN e. Co.. and
purchase box of HARPERs EXCELLENT RAZOR Pow
DERs, which will put keen edge a in one
ute Call before il is all gone.
Bath, Jan 81, 1851. 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06

From NICARAGUA Advices 10 Dec. %
state that the neglect Of the American gov
erment to enforcd the terms Of the treaty be
tween the United States and Great Britain
has caused the deepest dissatisfaction. The
movements Of The canal company are also
freely censured. Ii has thus far done no;h-
ing, and the party of engineers who were
sent out, so far from making surveys for a
canal, are only occupied in laying out a road
for transit from Lake Nicaragua to the Paci-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06

A young man by the name Of Vickery was
TO have been married at Cleveland, Ohio,
on the 18Th inst, but III consequence of the
illness of his intended the wedding was
postponed two weeks, but he died in few
days after wards. lie had an affection of the
heart, which, when excited, troubled him
very much. On the evening of his death he
had been reading to his intended the story of
.'Walter Errick" II was a very exciting
tale of "love and murder" and under the
circumstances wrought deeply upon his
feelings. When he had finished The reading
the last paragraph ending with the sudden
death of "Errck," he remarked that she
hoped he should not die thus suddenly"
The young lady looked al him and saw his
hand falling which held the paper, and his
countenance changed to a deathly hue.
She took hold of him from her chair when
lie gently leaned towards her and died in her
arms.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. %.
Sch Marcia Trbou Sweetser, Baltimore.
FRIDAY, Jan 81.
Sch lIylas, McFaddin, Boston.
CLEARED.
THURSDAY, Jan 80.
Sch Arrowsic, Boynton, Gaudaloupe.
The new ship Rockland, built Rockland 922 tons
has been sold i'll New York for the California trade 70
S5c,' % cash.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

Mr.. CORNELIUS H. SMITH. merchant, CoHis, Ceatyei
Ere county N " anuary l6, 1872. said Sour BRANTS
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM and BRANT'S PuRl-
FLYING EXTRACT are nearly all sold, and want lmmedl-
aely another supply for they sch rapidly and gre
better sds1etioR than a the Other medicines we have Tor
sale. The Pulmonary RGisam has raised lady here from
bed of dangerous sckess, which al e doctors
had given up INcURABLE. They sad she MUST DIE tin
a CoasyupR of DE Lnngs all had pronounced the
case poPII Ess She commenced taking BRANTS BALSAM
and she is reQ.i'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
HOrrid Murder.

A murder OF most foul and retolting
character, was committed in Waldoboro' on
Thursday night, the 23d inst, at place cal
ted Dutch Neck, about four miles from The
village. The name of the murdered man is
JACOB WoLTz.
Inc circumstances attending this horrid
atiair are these; party of the young and
middle aged OF both sexes, had assembled at
the dwelling house OF a man named GRocE,
wnere the nigh; was spent in drinking, dan i,
eng, gambling, &c. &c. There were but
two rooms on the lower floor of the house.
and In one OF these was bed. 1t seems by
the testimony elected at the examination be-
lore the Jury of inquest, that Wolff was
found dead upon this bed, some time during
the latter part OF the night. As 10 the cause
oil his death, the Witnesses evinced the most
entire ignorance.
An examination of the body was made on
Friday morning by The ply sicians, when it
was ascerianed that dIslocation of one of
the Vertebrse OF the neck, had taken place,
which alone was sufficient cause of imme-
date death. Other marks of violence were
found on his person. The back was much
bruised, and there was a flesh wound on the
forehead.
Jury OF Inquest was Immediately sum-
moned, which had the case under eXamna-
lion from Friday noon until Monday night.
The verdict was to this effect; That JAMES
WoLTz, (brother of the deceased) and An
DREW GRocE, are adjudged guilty of the muir
der The case has been before two justices
of the peace, TO day-and it is understood
that the above named James Wolff is COM
mitted by their decision, and that Groce is TO
give bonds for his appearance at court.
Very lille direct testimony was brought
TO bear upon the case, as the witnesses pro-
tossed the most unaccounlable ignorance of
the whole affair of his death, and pertnaci-
ouslv adhered to it.
Ii is known that an alienation Of feeling
had existed some time between these BROTH
ers, growing out il is said, of criminal af-
fair, in which the accused (Woltz) is by pub
lie opinion, implicated. The deceased was
in the secret, and could he be got out of the
way it might forever remain secretli
forbear further remarks. as ii might lead TO
the torcstallins ofpu5ic opinon.-Gd,.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Brown and Blcached Shcetings.

IliE subscriber is opening this morning complete
L sortment ofbrown and bleached Shcetings Also
cheap. ii. w. OWEN.
Oct 5. IL
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
CONSUMPTION

all Chrisiianized and civilized countries has caused
larger proportion deaths ether maady that at
hicts the human family: and until within few years theirs
has been certain remedy stop the devastation of
thai dpsfr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Sheet Music.

L EPT constantly hand and supplied 10 order by
N SAWYER MAGOUN.
Booksellers and Slationers
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Superior First Sort Potash

0F extra guilty for The manufacture of good famiI
~ soap also Sal Soda, Ro>in, &c for sale al the Cit
Market, 10y PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
Sugars, &C.

JUST received lot of SUGARS of all qualities and pri-
~ ces, also fresh supply of WE.T INDTI GOODS
GROCERIES u PROTISIOES. J. s. SEWAII.
Bath July IL, 1850. 1
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06

NJ BEFORE YOU subscribe for a new spaper
- IL or magazine for The ensuing year, call al
w Il STEARNS n cos News and Periodical De-
pot. They have tie largest in The civ and
can furnish on The most reasonable &c
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25

healthy as those from perfect seed : and they
should therefore never be used for seed when it
can be avoided.
This insect though common in all the older
States is almost wholly unknown in Canada. ow
ing, perhaps to its not being able to withstand the
severity of Canadian winter Hence thousands
of bushels of peas are annually brought from Ca
NADIA to the United States for seed.
Remedies and Prerentires-Late sowing has Of
ten proved successful preventive against the
ravages of the pea-bug. If sown the last of Nav
or first OF June, the peas will not blossom or form
their pods until after the beetles have disappeared
But peas sown so late often suffer from the drought
and rarely yield very abundant crop, 1t is re-
commended in Hovey's Magazine to subject the
peas Immediately after they are gathered to the
action OF boiling water for one minute by this
means the larva are destroyed, which are at this
time Just below the integuments of the pea, with
out affecting the vitality of the seeds If the peas
remain in the boiling water four minutes, most of
them will be killed. To kiln dry the peas at a
heat of 1900 to 400 will answer the same purpose,
and does not destroy the germ. When they are
intended for culinary purposes, some such means
should be taken to destroy the larva as instances
are given by French writers where persons have
been poisoned from eating worm eaten peas, con-
tanning the maggots and beetles of the Bruche.s
Pisi.-Patent Office Report.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25
BALTIMORE MARKET,
JUNE 81. /;

JUNE Il: lCo1
IN.-Whed.-There is but little old Wheat
coming to market. The sales of good to prime
Md. reds have been at S0aS6 cents, and we con-
tinue to quote these prices to-day.
Corn-Yesterday and to-day, sales of white at
59a60 cts.
Oats-NVe quote at 3la39 cts. for ordinary to
strictly prime.
ToBAcco.-T has been little more ANNA
ton in the Tobacco market this week, owing to
the dry weather, which prevents the planting of
the crop, and the apprehension that injury will
be done to that already set out This feeling
caused shippers to enter the market, but holders
checked operations by an advance of rates. The
sales of the week are about 300 hhds. within the
range of quotations, which we continue, viz
Inferior Maryland 81 common S4.50a6
good common S6a7; brown Sal. so and fine
brown IS a 10.
Tobacco from the upper parts of Maryland con-
tinues in good demand, and sells freely at prices
fully as high at any time this season. We note
sales of two crops at SIG round. The range OF
the market may be quoted thus:
Tails or tips, inferior to good, at S4.5Oa6.5O :;
seconds S6a10 red SSal5 and fine yellow ST.
a22.
The inspections of the week comprise SIC hhds.
MARYLAND $40 hhds Ohio, and 30 hhds. Kentucky
total 1046 hhds.
The total inspections this year are lo,60s hhds.
against 49, 7S9, hhds to the same period last year
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25
OBITU AIRY.

Died, at the residence of WIN. r. kEARNs, hel
sonin-Iaw, in lower Cedar Point Neck, on the
18th of June, Mrs. ELIZABETH l.. COIRELL
aged II years. Few individuals have passed 1hell
worldly pilgrimage in more faithful discharge OF
duty to her fellow creatures, and to her God
than did the deceased From early youth to hoary
aae She was a communicate in the Christian
Church, and beautifully did she illustrate the chris
..Sbe had heart for pity, and hand open as the
s,n ' for melting charity But she has departed
from the circle of friends who so dearly loved her
thc nIaces which knew her shall now know her
No more forever But she has, we humbly nope
but exchanged a world OF sickness ana SORROW
where
..The few lurid mornings that dawn on us here ;,
noonah for life Joys, full enough for its care,
for scenes of immortal bliss
..Wbere the rivers of pleasure INCREASINGLY roll,
Ard the smile Of the Lord is the feast OF the soul
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25
FOR CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
To the Voters Of Charles County:

To the Voters Of Charles County:
FELLOW CITIZENS The organic law Of your
State being changed by the adoption of the new
Constitution, under the provisions of which many
rights and privileges are secured to you, which
were withheld in the old-among them, the right
to say directly through the medium of the ballot
box, who shall be your Judge your Clerk, your
Register of Wills, &C., /, in common with others
whose names are now before you, (and more per-
haps yet to come, have determined to exercise the
freeman's .prerogative, by presenting myself to
your consideration a candidate for the Clerkship
OF your County Court.
Your humble servant,
June IS, 1851. JOHN Fl DIGGES
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25

THE CoAD WHEAT-We learn from Mr.
J. Edwin Coad, Of this county, (says the
ST. Mary's Beacon,) that he expects to make
this time about two thousand bushels OF
The above mentioned variety Of wheat. A
portion of it has already been engaged al
81 per bushel, and he expects to obtain the
same price for the entire lot, Those who
have seen Mr.. Goals crop, speak Of it as
being greatly superior TO anything in the
wheat line they have ever met with. Mr.
Sands, the publisher Of the ''American Far
mer," who saw it few days ego, says thai
he had no idea that any portion of Mary.
land was equal to the production OF SC
magnificent a crop.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25
June 25, 1851.
go REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber last night
II AMBROSE QUEEN. He is about forty-five
or fifty years of age five feet and from to 10 inches
in height, black, broad shoulders slow in his move
ments, and has defect in one of his eyes He
took with him a pair or two of white twllled cotton
pants, dark frock coat, pair of boots and blue
and white Jacket and other clothes not recolected.
3 n He is by trade ditcher, and has with him
40 a line to obtain work, which he may proba-
~ bly, use to effect his escape He has daugh-
~ ter living with Mrs Mary Sanders, near Port
- Tobacco. | will give the above reward if
taken out of the State of Maryland, or north of
Prince Georges county in said State, or a suitable
reward if taken in this county and brought to me,
or secured in jail so that get him again.
SAMUEL ii BEALL,
near Port Tobacco, Charles County, Md.
June %, 1851 | e 70.
IThe Marlboro Gazette will please publish TIRES
times.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25
THE PEA-RUG

The Bruchus Psi, or 1sPea bug" as it is COM
snonly called, is species of beetle well known to
farmers. In some parts of this country and Eu-
rope, it has made such ravages among peas, as to
compel the inhabitants wholly to abandon the cul-
ture of this crop Like the Hessian fly and the
.Grain-weevil of Europe, it was introduced into
shis country in seed imported from abroad
AS the economy and habits of these insects have
been well investigated, will relate what has been
published concerning them. Early in the summer,
when peas are in flower and forming pods, the fe-
male beetle deposits egg in almost every pea
When matured, the pea does not appear to be in
iured, but on close examination we can discover
a minute black speck, which is the lmra Dr.
Harris says: ''The eggs are laid only during the
night, or in cloudy weather Each egg is placed
opposite the pea, and the holes through which
they pass so fine scarcely to be seen, and
are soon closed.' The larva remains in the pea
oil winter, gradually consuming its internal sub
stance, and in spring it is transformed into per
feet insect, pierces the skin and energies to de-
post ITS eggs in the new pods. The larva has a
soft whtlsh body, and head small, scaly, and
armed with strong and sharp cutting mandbes.
The maggot, when it reaches maturity, gnaws a
circular hole to the husk or skin of the neo and
even cuts round the inner surface which covers the
the aperture SO that when changed to a beetle.
by slight dilhation of the body it forces off the
lid and emerges the new born Bruchus In many
of the peas the insect will be found dead. Wbet6-
er this arises from lower temperature than thew
have been accustomed to, not invigorating them
sufficiently to leave their habitations, or whether
they return to feed when they cannot make their
escape readily, which is the case when the peas
are confined IN sacks, or heaped up in ware.
house has not been determined
The vitality of the seed is not usually DESTROYED
as the egg deposited in the side of the pea where
the insect, when hatched, energes, leaving the
germ unnured. 1t is doubtful, however, wheth
er plants raised from such peas are as strong and
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25
DENsMoRE s. KYLE,
ADAMS and others.

TN Charles County Court, sitting in Equi-
4 ", ordered, this 16'h of June, 1851, that
The sales made and reported by George
Brent, Trustee for the sale of the real estate
Of John Adams, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary be shown OH
or before the third Monday in July next ;
provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed at Port Tobacco,
in each of three successive weeks before the
said third Monday in July. 1851.
PETER w. GRAIN.
True copy,
Test: RICHARD H. MITCHELL, Clerk.
June 25, 1851
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25

Mr.. Error: You will please announce to the
Voters of Charles, that Mr. SAMUELP Nj. HAN
son is a Candidate for the office of Register of
Wills for Charles County, the duties of which office,
should he be elected he will faithfully discharge
June 18th, 1851.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.
June 18th, 1851

IeThe seventy-ffth anniversary Of our Ma
tional Independence, will be celebrated by the
Charlotte Hall Division of the ssSons of Temper
ance." B. G. HARRIS, Esq, has been chosen
Orator of the day. Addresses are expected from
the Rev. JAMES BUNTING, JAMES w. MMTIMoRE,
ESQ.,, and other friends to the temperance cause
The public generally are invited to attend.
June 25, 1851.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25

A Talking Match lately 'carne off" at
New Orleans for five dollars a side. con-
,inued, according to the Advertiser, for ,hir-
teen hours, the rivals being Ffenchman
and KsnIuckIsn. The byslanders and
Judges were talked to sleep, and when thew
walked in the morning, they found the
Frenchmen dead, and The Kentucks ian whis.
pering in his ear.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25
c. A N DID A TIES:
FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT.

IsPETER w. GRAIN, one of the associate
Judges of the first Judicial District of Maryland,
at the solicitation of his numerous friends has con-
scented to be a candidate for Judge of this Judicial
Circuit
June 25, 1851
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25

Mn. WELLS: Please say to the Voters OF
Charles, through the columns of your paper, that
am a Candidate for the office of Register of Wills
for Charles County. My past experience as Clerk
in that office is sufficient guaranty for my ability
to discharge its duties. If elected, pledge my
self to be faithful to the trust.
TIMOTHY A. SMITH.
June 18TH 1851
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.

IPMr. JOHN II. BOSWELL requests us to
announce him candidate for Register of
Wills.
June IS, 1851
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-06-25

round its axis yet the plane in achich 1t ribrates is
entirely Independent Of this axial motion, for the
reasons above indicated. The pendulum then%la
appear to travel round all parts of the table under
it, though in reality it only vlbrates always m
the same plane, while it is the table that moves
round