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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-01
From Gleason's Pictorial Magazine.
SPRING FLOWERS.

The violets are coming
To the valley-on the plain;
And the birds will soon be humming,
And the streams be free again.
There are pretty budding faces.
In the dell so pure and sweet,
And thousand tiny traces
Of their little blue-veined feet.
The violets are coming,
All how beautiful they grow!
How quietly-almost within
The footprints Of the snow.
And ever do they seem to me
Most like, in gentle bloom,
A gift some loving hand hath flung,
Upon old winters tomb.
The violets are coming,
Their buds are scarcely seen;
But heaven wears a deeper blue,
And earth brighter green.
Inc leaves are all unclosing.
Our hearts grow full and strong
For we hail them as a prelude
To long bright summer song.
The violets are coming,
There's perfume on the air;
And breath of early blossoms.
Uprising everywhere.
o, love the summer flowers,
Each tiny, bright-lipped thing,
For more than all, dearly love
The first sweet buds Of spring.
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The Buds.

Spring is here, though young and ten
der, and still staggering with gusts of
parting March. The aulumnal fruit-trees
are spreading forth their spring blossoms
most beautiful. They toll not, Meth
er do they spin )" yet, verify, the Worlds
Exhibition shall not show handiwork like
10 these. Tue was that two thousand
years ago; as true still. Frail are these
flowers and tender; yet is there power
which sends the gentle gems through
the rugged winds with gertrude uner-
ring. States fail, ministries hang sus>
pended in uncertain fate, troubles come
and prosperity, revolutions and restora-
lions but each year the almond blossoms
smile upon the world. Institutions de-
cay, property" wastes ; but the blossoms
fail not, neither does their source grow
llteless. We repeat this truth from time
lmmemorla may we never forget il =
The rainbow was hope, as these are
and forever. Let US strive, with loving
and trusting heart, to learn the laws BY
which, while evil and imperfection alone
pass away, goodness and beauty are ever
renewed for, whenever we see those laws
working, there is goodness. When we
have learned to wish to obey, we shall
forget to quarrel about creeds and aggres-
sions; we shall cease to set class against
class; we shall unlearn to covet only
wealth, to build prisons for poverty, and
to make either abodes or laws that, deny
ing nature, erect foulnesses into institu-
tons. Yes, blessed be God our plans
pass away and cannot stand but the
model is forever renewed to US, so long
as the blossom hangs upon the bough.-
And yearly we cry out with Joy at the
sight for the sound instinct, the immor.
tai faith cannot die within US. But we
are working, and ever is the sign lifted to
our sight.
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ANODYNE.
OR POOR MANS PL4STER.

OR PUUR MIN 5 PLISIER.
Price l2k csnts for a Ia &c size.
FIllS plaster umme uded with the greatest comb
L dence in fact il is recommended with that conf
dence that fl Obtained of the proprietor and does
mol give relief the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness pain in The loins,
back, side breast limbs neck joints SIN. um
bago &c. Thare have been thousands OF hem sold.
and not single instance has occurre, where they
have given relief. The price being very low ev-
cry person obtain it, In severe coughs. colds h.
and difficulty of breathing, worn overthe lungs will
afford great relief
1t can be truly said il the best strengthening pas-
lie now in 1t is entirely article, and
like any other now in
ly2S A q PAG r., Sole A. ent J0T Bath.
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Chemical ToOthache Drops,

Or CHEMICAL COMPOUND.
For thecUe Of Lhe Wlrst Toothache, by its dpplica
ton feW times.
THIS is the only compound which efecnally Kills The
nerve the defective tooth without The least pain
injury the others is warranted contain the
least acid or kreosoic, which injurious the other
teeth and so poisonous i'll their effects.
This article oened used kill The Of the de-
cayed tooth filling, thereby preventing the oper
alton from being SO painful
NIB Seetha the direction which accompanies each
bottle has the signature of FREDERICK BROWN
the proprietor in his own hand writing without which
none can be genuine.
1y2S PAGE- Sofe Agent for Bah.
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McESEsS

NoESEsS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
WE fre.prompted by every principle of humanity 10
w make known TO the world the
Wonderful efficacy of this extraordinary
Preparation.
Thousands have been relieved OF great amount OF
suffering, and many lives saved by the use oft 1t is
acknowledged by the hest Judges medicine o be the
most elegant scientific and salulary preparations
III use, and as a
Depuraiive Remedy,
seldom if ever equalled [, stands unrfpaHsd for The
cure Il ;.ysi,-as. Salt Rheum, Canker Scrofua and
alidlseaSes arising from
Impure state of the Blood.
ALSO all
Bowel Complains,
and used with unprecedented success in all cases of
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens the weakened body-gives tone 10 the
rious organs, andinvigorates the
Entire System,
and "a so for the cure ofthe
Liver Complaint, Cararrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, sc.
Those affected Chronic Diseases, of whatever rorm
will find this medicine only pleasant the but
certain cure ii il b. within the power of remedial
agentsIo effect their diseases.
II is composed Of medicines so happily combined as
lotend directly To give tone to the
Stomach and Bowels,
exces healthy action the Live and the whole CLAN
DIT ar system, allay
Nervous lrritabili;y,
and remote The free action Of the
LUNGS,
thus rendering applcable all diseases Of Chronic
nature. purely vegetable and may be used in all
climates and al all .-a
Seasons of the Year.
Prepared only by C. MORSE 4 Co. Providence. r
l. and sold by thousands all the United States
Canadas &c.
s. SHAW. Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Bath and his section of the State of Maine 1y3s
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BLUE VEAL.-"What's the matter with
your veal :" said nasal-voiced Yankee
to street butcher in tn. Bowery, the
other. morning; "what- makes it look so
bleues Didn't die, did Jig" "No" said
the other, Sit didn't die, 'zactly; it kind O.
gin eout. :" i-+es7 ''a'
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Worm LOZen@es

ARE the most valuable and certain medce ever dis
"A covered for destroying and expeng all kinds Of
Worms which frequently trouble children. They
are a most excellent remedy, and are pleasant 10 The
taste any common confectionery. The follow ing are
some of the prominent symptoms OF worms
headache dreams. vertigo, topper, commissions fever
ishmess thirst bad taste i'll the mouth offensive brea
paleness about the aud mouth. Itching of he nose
nausea difficult breathing. collie pains in the stomach
voracy, eanness, nc. &c. PAGE, Sole 4seRt
Fir B tn. 1y2S
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Notice to Builders

PORTLAND, March G, 1851. M
PROPOSALS will be received BY the unde siVned &
at the U. 5. Hotel IN Portland until IL O'Clock a.
noon, OF The 2lst OF May next furnishing the mate
rlals and doing The labor required III the erection II e
building for a Stale Room school, the location Of
which has been fixed at Cape Elizabeth near the city
OF Portland, and the establishment OF which WAS au-
thorzed by the Resolve Of the Legislature approved
August, 1850.
Plans and copies oflhe specifications, peparedby the
Architect, Mr. GrdIey F bryant. may be examined,
aud all necessary explanations obtained, upon appica-
ton TO the commissioners the Hotel in Portland,
and Gtier the 9th day of March inst.
NOTICE. TO The per sens whose proposals may be
ted will not be given until the fist day June
and The Commissioners reserve themselves The right
TO reject any all of the proposals received in their
judgment he interest of the state require them do So
) ANpERsoN, COMM soners for
IS HENRY CARTER, J Reform school
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P @ E I R Y
Sabbath in the Country.
sY THOMAS MILLER.


The creeking wagons in the shed,
The busy fail is heard no more;
The horse is Uttered down and fed,
The harness hangs above his head,
The whip behind the door.
His leathern gloves and hooked bill
To-day the woodman throws aside;
The blacksmith's fiery forge is still.
The wooden wheel of the old mill
Sleeps in the mill dam wide.
The millers boat is anchored, where,
. Far out, the water-lilies sleep;
You see their shadows mirrored there,
ghe broad white flowers reflected clear,
Within the mill-pool deep.
The barrow S in the garden shed,
Hoe, rake and spade are put away;
Unweeded stands the onion bed,
The gardener from hiswork hath fed,
It's holy Sabbath day.
Upon the wall the white cat sleeps,
By which the churns and milk -pans lie
A drowsy watch the house-dog keeps,
And scarcely from his dull eye peeps
Il Upon the passer by. rtrfr
And sweetly over hill and dale
The silvery-sounding church bells ring
Across the moor and down the dale
They come and go, and on the gale
Their Sabbath tidings fling.
From farm and field, and grange grown grey
From woodland walks and winding WAYS
The old and young, the grave and gay,
Unto the old church come to pray,
And sing Gods holy praise.
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To the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esq. Judge OF Pro-
bate within and for The County OF Lincoln.
HELEN WRIGHT, adm nisratrix OF The estate Of
Ill Franklin WrighiIaie of WooIwIch in said County
deceased respectfully represents that The personal
tale OF the said deceased is net ficenI 10y sum Of
one hundred and seventy dollars answer his Just
debts and charges of administration she therefore prays
that she may be empowered licensed 10 sell and con-
vey much Of the real of the said deceased as
may be sufficient 10 raise III, sa with inc dt NAL
charges. HELEN WRIGHT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-01

ENcouRAeiNG.-An exchange paper,
announcing the death of gentleman out
west says that, g. the deceased, though a
bank director. il is generally believed died
christian, and Universally respected"
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New England Trade.
WASHING FLUID,

For acashing either in Hard or Soft Water.
THIS is the only genuine article be found in the
world and possesses double The power OF any thing
ever discovered for washing at trrtng expense, do
Jag away with washboaris once. In fact IL seems
10 be The long sought philosophers sone universal
solvent seeming chemical preparation its operation
being OF The most astonishing character. common
sized washing may be done with only gill OF this
hud IN less Than hours 1t sofleus anu removes
The dirt leaving the articles the most brilliant white
ness, IL being harmless III lis operation as pure
Vaier; and clothlng Will wear much longer Than
when rubbed 40 pieces by the common method Of wash
ing
This huid is powerful agent. 10 be used IN all ca
scs where soap required. particularly for cleansing
mix utensils cleaning windows and paint. securing
hpors IA short, II beyond precedent, and It's use Is
VI vcrsal III the wIs.lng world
+. S.-Al colored goods rendered brighter by
being washed in this fluid; and wnolens less liable
10 shrink and thereby rendered much softer than III the
old way of washing
None genuine unless the labels contain their sigma
ture.
The above article is warranted by the manufacturer.
not 10 contain soda. lime, camphene, burning fluid oil
acids "f any kind but be purely ak ilne prepa
ration of the powerful character possessing more
than double the washing properties OF anything dscov
cred being harmless IN without possessing The
caustIc properties Of the miserable articles winch ooC
the market, and in many instances disgust the people Il
that degree that they unwilling 10 rya good article
when is really be found. The proprleors only ask
fair trial OF this article, and perfectly willing 10
tor ell amount for single failure III any instance
1 Is uSRt
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TO ,he Hon Arnold Baney. Judge Of Probate, in and

To the Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge Of Probate in and
for The County of Lincoln
A BNER H. WADE OF Freeport, in the County OF
II Cumberland, guardian of Lemuel G. L aTnden OF
Woolwch, in said County q; Lincc h. minor respect
fully represents that said minor the one un-
divided Nth par OF crran real SAFE situated in said
Woolwich, and bounded as follows, 10 wit.-easl by
Monlsweag Bay-sou,h by land Of Samuel Sope-wesi
by land of Elas Brook ngs-aBd north by land OF LIE
ue w. HarndrI deceased
Also of one undivided IF part of other piece of
real estate situated IN said " onlwich. and bounded
follows, 10 wt-nurthery and easteTly by land Of John
Bailey, Jr-southerly by land of Jesse Barley aud
westerly by MunIsweag river. Aud The said guard
further represents that advantageous offer OF the
sum of one hundred aud yve dollars has made
10 him by Rnb Mchown ilarndn. for the rls hi OF said
minor IN said estate and that The interest said minor
aud all persons concerned will be best promoted by an
immediate acceptance of such Offer
Wherefore said guardian prays thai he may be au-
thozed and licensed To make sale of The interest of the
SAID minor ~ the real estate aforesaid private sale 70
SAID Robert Nct Harden Tor the price aforesaid with
or without public notice. al The discretion uf said
dian. ABNER w. WADE, Guardian Of said MINOR.
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Commissioners Notice.

ME, having been appointed by the Judge of Probate
w for the County If Lincoln receive aud examine
the claims OF the creditors of Thomas late Of
represented insovenI, give notice that months,
commencing the sih day of April inst nj. have been
allowed said creditors 10 bring in and prove their
claims and that we will attend To that duly at tho
dwelling house which The late Thomas Cushing
aforesaid on the first Tuesday of June July, August
September and October next ensuing. at one of tho
clock IN the afternoon Of each cf those Gays
CHARLES r. POTTER,
PALMER DULY.
Phipsburg, April II, 1851. 3w43
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Notice,

THIS is to give notice thar the subscriber has given TO
his son GEORGE ANDERSON his time from this dale
and thai he will pay bills Of his contracting or claim
any of his earnings from this lime.
ZACHARIAH ANDERSON
2yrAS~
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Notice.

THIS is to forbid all persons harboring or trusting nv
wife Eleanor Williams, my account, after this date
she having left my bed and board without any reasonable
provocaton. BENZ. WILLIAMS.
Bath, April4, 1851. sw42.
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers

t1H subscriber wishing to close on his Winter Stock
L 10 make room for his Spring Goods, would MOS
respectfully invite those want of such 10 call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
lie would call particular attention 10 his stock of Nj
tallic Rubbers-whIch for durability, surpassed by
in the country. Among them may be found La
lies; Boots-do Buskus and 81 ppers-GenI's Heav,
Over Shoes-Misses' and Children's Boots, Buskin,
and slippers
The above stock will be sold at reduced prices 70
CASH ]. w. ROBERTS.
ID door north of Owens Auction Store.
Bath Feb II, 1851. 81
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Oven Doors.

TOR sale wholesale. retail, Oven Doors. Ash Pit
the city by 81 tQil2fffW wALKER& CO..
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-01

Grace Greenwood thinks General Hous,
ton would fill the Presidential chair pref
ty well-only let HIM be put under bonds
not to white the arms of
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PRETTY GooD.-The Cincinnati Time,
opens richly in the joke telling line. The
following anecdole Of skinhnt is not badly
done
certain tieht-fisted old codger of this
city happened in at Fosters Philosophical
Instrument Mannfnclory few weeks since
were he was shown the Lords Prayer en-.
sraved in space about the size of a five
cent piece, with which he was wei
pleased. Returning home, he related ;ht
circumstance 10 his family and prodIgal ~
sou coming into the sitting room, the follow
ing ensued:
"My son, would you suppose that the Lords
Prayer could be engraved in n space no lar
ger than the area of a balf-dme g.
"Well, yes, father; if half dime is as large
in every body's eve as in yours, think there
would be 20 difficulty in putting it on abou
four times.
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New Furniture store!

OPposife Sagadakotk Ferry. Hodgkin' s Whar7
J. B. HUDSON,
TNTENDskeep ping II kind usefu article
l. in the furniture line such as Bureaus, Beds
steads, Feathers, Chairs Tables, sc. SC. arn
Furniture ainting donein good style, many
color, and work repaired and Vanished. All
favorstha nkfull yeceived a nd promptly execAt-
ed. s
Bath Nov. 2,ls4e.
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LING DIN, ss-At Coun OF Probate, held in Wis
ssel, the 9Th day of April. AID 1851.
On the petition aforesaid de- ed thar notice be civ
en- by publishing copy of petition with this order
thereon three weeks successfully the Eastern Times
paper printed Bath. thai all persons may
attend The fifth day Of May the Cuurt of Pro-
bate, then 10 be holden Wiscassei, and show
if any, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate
A True Copy Attest
3wi3 EDWIN $ HcvEY, Register
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-01

LINCOLN, ss-At 4 Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
within and for the County of Lincoln. the day Of
April, AID 1851.
On the petition aforesaid dered that notice he Civ
ell by publishing copy of said petition with his order
thereon. three weeks successfully in The Eastern
Times printed Bath thai all persons interested ma
attend on The hrsi Monday OF May next, Probate
curt then 10 be holden Wiscasse and show cause
fany why the prayer Of SAID retlioler Should moi be
grained ARNOLD RLANEY Judge,
Attest EDWIN HovEY. R,eister.
A true cory. Attsst:-EpwIN hovEY Rig, 3w44s
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'Ah9 Richardson & Co.'S A'A
Southern and Western
Passenger and FREIGHT Offices,
At the Western Railroad Station, and at172
State ST., BOSTON, Mass.

ITO THE PUBLIC. Weare prepared 10 send Trav-
= ellers South and West, either by Railroad, Steam
boat, Canal or Stage Coach with great despatch Our
facilucs cannot fail interest people iavorably let
their destination be TO any section III the U States or
The Canadas.
AS Agents for Railroad Corporations, al all
times ready 10 furnish Railroad tickets, transport
goods either as Freight or Luggage.
Novascoiians, Stale OF Maine people, and all others
intending 10 go South West, the approaching season
will please bear III mind, that we are the only author
ized Agents for the
MERCHANTS LINE,
running between Albany aud Buffalo and, that this
line of splendid boats with the Daily Steamers
the Upper and Loper Lakes
All by friends from abroad will be
promptly attended TO- and in this connection we would
advise those intending locate south, West, or the
Canadas, 10 write by mail IN advance, that their
goods upon arrival here may go direct TO the Freight
House, thereby saving Storage and Carriage.
For rates of fare, routes freight tarlh, &c inquire al
either of the within named Offices, where correct inor
nation will be courteously and cheerfuly given
Hon THOMAS HorKiNsoN, President Boston and Worces
ter Railroad; Hon JOEL ~ WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Hon II NORTON, Pres New Lon
don Norwich Ste ambost Co OTIs kIMBALL 50
BoND Esq A WELLINGTON, Esq Messrs ENoCH
TRAIN Co. proprietors of Boston and Liverpool line ri
Packets Messrs ADAMS d Co. propretors California Ex
press Messrs CLARK " JONES. Halifax Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS RANDALL, Lincoln, Maine. 6m40
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NEW GOODS.

ME subscriber has lust returned from New York and
L Boston with a large assortment of New Goods -
heaper han ever-cail al the Aueuon store ana Y
mine ii. w. OWEN.
Bath, Feb Is. 1851. 30
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To ship Builders.

Y HYDE X Co, having been appointed by MI
II. Charles Perlrv of New York. agents 10 sell his
celebrated Jicger Wndlasses, Gipsey Wmdasses, Side
vinches Patent ship Veniiators, &c, now offer them
for sale al the lowest manufacturers prices.
Bath, Feb ~, 1851.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that u subscriber has been dnlv an.
Il pointed administrator OF the o: JusEPH SEW.
ALL, late OF BAH. IN The County Lincoln. deceased
aud mas taken uPo" himself that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs And all persons having demands
upon the ate OF The saIt Joseph Sewa are required
10 exhibit The same. aud all persons indebted The said
estate called upon make payrneul.
WILLIAM ID. SEWAI.I.
Anril ISL
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Cement.

y HYDE& Co. have constantly on hand and TO
u. sale the best article ofC EMENP nowin use, ~
Feb 81, 1851.
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DR.. Le:dy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.
Ahead Of all otherSH
THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
BECAUSE they safer, better and more eilicaciou
~ lin. th.rS

THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
BECAUSE they safer, better and more eficacious
100000 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE
always take them with equal safety, without
IF PILLS BE NECESSARY
for purgng and cleansing the stomach and bowels and
purifying the blood and fluids of the body take other
for other pills produce those combined effects,
tain sarsaparilla i'll them
Eat, drink and live as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking them
without fear of taking cold during all kinds of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
wagered that certificates from physi-
Clans clergy members of congress and respectable
cZens) be produced of their efficacy than of 9TH
ers and box will do good than boxes OF
others.
Forty Pills are in a Box!!
and sold at It nty-F ne Bor, with directions,
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box
They have taste unpleasant smell,
Free from dust powder of any kind,
Do not gripe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce sickness, vomiting or bad feelings,
THEY ARE GO ID At ALL lines,
And adapted to most diseases common to mankind.
No one having taken them will be willing after
wards take any Others because they always do good
and if they do not then no Others will.
N. B. LElDY THE PR0PRIe 7 OR & MANUF ACT UReR
a regular Druggist Chemist and Physician of Is years
experience Philadelphia graduate of the University OF
Pennsy lvania member of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, altimore &c and
and corresponding member Of several Medical
Institutions in London and Paris. &c.
II Principal depot, Dr LEIDy's DIsPENsARY No. ia
North FOURTH ST. Philadelpha-and sold wholesale and
retail by
A C. PAGE, Agent, Bath-Durgin & Co. Portland
Dillingham; & Tcomb, Augusta-Aex Warren, Kenne-
hunks Page & Co, Halowell-A Carter & Son, Port
land-and by Druggists and storekeepers generally.
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