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Y A R [ E I Y
Sea and Land BreeZes.

Every one has read or heard of them !;
but all don't know the cause. 1t is this =
Through the day the land is more heated
by the sun, and as warm air is lighter and
gives place TO colder air, the motion of the
air lin other words wind, which is air in
motion) is from the sea to the and-but
during the night, the land being cooled
by radiation, the motion of the air is in
the opposite direction and then the sal
lor at the helm feels the land breeze COM
ing off to cool his brow, and dispose him
to meditation, and 10 think of wife, chill
dren, sweetheart and friends. Thus if
town takes fire, as New York did, in
calm morning, the air becomes quickly
rari6ed and the wind rises and comes in
with rush to ill up the vacuum. So
bladder filled with cool air, will soon burst
by its expansion when exposed to the heat
of the fire. That's the cause Of sea and
land breezes. These may appear 10 wise
men TO be small matters, but the philoso>
ply even Of many such things is not un,
derstood by some would-be very wise men!
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Paint your Roofs.

DLAKE'S PatentPaint OF Artificial Isl ate, for
Dsaie in any quantity by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON& Co.
The value ofthis rticle will be seen by the
following ce rthcate sfrom gent n who have
used II and proved usrndurating qualities.
Ma. BI Dear SIR had building
adjoining the wall ofny stone Cotton Factory
the roof OF which was covered with your Fire
proof PAIN; or Artificial Slate. The factory
took FIRE and during he progress ofits destruc-
tnn.i large numbers Of burn ing shingl es nd oth-
e, combustibe materials fell upon this 90 {, so
covered. a nd 1 expected every moment to see it
burstinto flames, but after the factory burned
down. examinedsaid roofand found tliteraIIy
covered with coal Is and cinders but he fire had
not made the least impression upon il. After
th,stest. therecertaiuly can beno doubt asto
hts FIRE proc fqualities.
Rochester. Sept..lS4s. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway New York Oct .4th, IS4S.
MR. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the roof oft he American with your Fire.
proofPaint. Wenow End that il has become
ashard asslate. and the almost constanttread
cheeseman's whouse The top oft he house fol
drying clothes )does not affect it in the teast
a nd itprov ga H.ha sit was reccmmepded.
tf6 . TABER & BAGLEY.
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Citv of Bath.

In Board of Aldermen, May 10, 1851.
ORDER ED That the quarantine regulations be
" as follows. viz and after the tenth day of June
ne xt and until the tenth day of October next quar-
anime shall be had all Vessels their Officers Crews
Passengers and Cargoes. on their arrival from any
Port where courageous sickness prevailed AT The
time OF their departure and all Vessels. on board OF
which, any person stall have died, have been sick
with any courageous disease during their homeward
bound passage.
No person shall be allowed to GO on board of or on
shore from any Vessel when on quarantine, without a
permit from the boarding Officer. Vessels will anchor
the quarantine ground opposite the South steam
Mir.
u Pilots will take notice ofthe foregoing regula
tnns and act accordingly.
JOHN PATTEN, Mayor
WILLIAM TORREY, CITY Clerk.
Ra,h Nav 49, ISL Aft
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BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcr.-Do trees talk ?
Have they leafy lungs-do they not at
sunrise, when the winds blow, and the
birds are caroIing their songs, play sweet
music Who has ever heard the soft
whisper Of the green leaves in spring
time, on a sunny morning, who did not
feel asthough rainbow CLEANS of gladness
were running through his heart 2 And
then. when the peach blossoms hang Hke
rubies from the stem of the parent tee
whenAhe morning glory, like nun be-
fore the shrine of God, unfolds her beau
tiful face, and the moss-foses open their
crimson bps, sparkling with nectar that
falls from heaven, who does no: bless his
Maker?
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Notice to ForccIOse

WHEREAS Edward Mayors did on The 5th day Of
w October. 1916 by his deed of that dae, recorded
with the records OF deeds for the Courty Lincoln In
Vol 1S4, page 46l, mortgage TO Elbridge Stevens all
his right ut and interest heir OF George MaverS
late of Dresden. in the County oresad deceased in
and the farm occupied by him, in Dresden aforesaid
the time OF his dcease being about eighty
also in the wood lot lying easterly OF said farm
ing about forty acres with all the privileges belonging
thereto including buildings &c And whereas the said
Ebrdge Stevens did on the 18Th day of October. 1910,
bargain, assign and convey all his right and in
terest in and 10 the aforesaid mortgage deed and the
condition in said mortgage deed has been brekea /
claim foreclosure according the Statute in such
provided. WASH NGT0N Mayors.
3w47 By his Attorney EDWIN S. H0pEY.
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Young men are in general, but little
aware how much their reputation is
affected in the view of the public by the
company they keep. The character of
of their associates is soon regarded as
their own. If they seek the society of
the worthy, it eIevates them in the pub
lie estimation, as it is an evidence they
respect others. On the contrary, intimacy
with persons of bad character always
sinks young man in the eye Of the pub
lie
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ANODYNE.
OR POOR MANS PLASTER.

.
Price i2i esnts for a Ia &c Size.
THIS plaster l. commended win The greatest conf
L dence, tx fact it is recommended with that conf
dence, thai if is obtained oIEe proprietor and il does
not give relief, the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED For weakness pam III The IONS,
back, side. breast limbs, neck joints. rheumal SIN. lul-
bago, Re Thare have been thousands OF them sold,
and not single instance has occurre' where they
have not given relief The price being very low, ey-
cry person obtain it, In severe coughs, colds sIh-
and difficulty OF breathing worroverthe lungs will
afford great relief.
/, can be truly said il is the gthering plas-
in Ii entirely new article, and not
like any other now in rse.
1y2S A G PAG +. Sole Agent for Bath.
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ONE THOUSAND

Of those Spiral Spring Bedseads have been sold in
" Boston during The last year. Several Hotels and
private dwellings have been furnished with them. The
people beginning 10 find out that they are much
cheaper and better than any other They are IN fact
spring beds and bedsleads and Is great deal less
trouble TO take care of. With a single mettress they
always soft and elastic, without the trouble of ma
king, except air and spread on the clothes. They
be put up taken down in two minutes. and are
perfectly firm and steady, without the use of bed-key
screws cords.
MI Putnam the manufacturer in Boston, has received
the following valuable testimonial Of this excellent
piece of furniture, from the proprietor of the Winthrop
House of the elegantly furnished hotels in the
country
hereby certify that large number of Putnams Pa
tent Spring Bedsieacs now in use IN the winthrop
House; aud that regard them as superior in many
respects other kind of bedseads that have ever
being easily taken down pull and kept clean
while their elasticity renders the of feather bed
$50 often obeconable) entirely unnecessary II affords
pleasure speak OF their practical utility. and as
giving general satisfaction.
For sale made order in various styles and pat
Tern bv
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State of Maine,

r INCOLN sat- Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
IL On the s h DAY Of May AID ISL.
Or4erd thai Johnson jacques. executor OF the last
will &C. OF CRtsFUs GRAVES late OF Topsham IN sad
County deceased the heirs al law and creditors
OF said deceased and all persons Interested that hts
second acco the estate OF said Graves
will he offered for allowance Probate Court AT Bow
donhan on the oh da of June next when and where
they NAV be present If they see cause.
Notice to he given by publishing an atested copy OF
this order in the Eastern Times printed al Bath three
weeks successively. before SAID Couu of Probate.
Given under hand this 5ih day OF May, IN the year
Of our Lord thousand eight hundred aud hhy-one
ARNOLD BIANEY, Judge of Probate.
True Copy Attest
Avis EDWIN s IIovEY, Register.
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P . E T 4. Y
Written for the Eastern Times.
To a Bird in EARLY Spring.
BY ANNIE.

. Bird that warblest on leafless tree,
Enraptured list thy melody,
s. Wingd prophet of coming gladness;
New hopes within my breast are stirred,
As the music of thy lay, sweet bird,
Gives pinions to my sadness.
For at that glad, familiar strain,
Around my heart, a radiant chain
Glad Fancy weaves;
hear the music of summer leaves,
. The brooks low, silvery tone.
And the dewy repose of starlit ewes,
Seems round me thrown.
Leaving the balmy citron shade,
And orange bowers by the high breeze sway'd,
Didst think to find
Travelling thither upon the wind,
Thy nest with gems arrayedi
Myriad diamonds glistening bright,
Like pure drops flung from the fount of light,
CONCEALED on twig and bough;
And jewels garlanding !eahess stems,
Brighter than CLEAN in diadems
l Over the kingly brow;
Dropping with swift, melodious stir,
To greet thee, gentle traveller,
When Wild winds blowi !, s-.-...- "a
Dost thou not shrink from the rushing blast,
That rocks thine airy nest,
When feathery snow-fakes, feet and fast,
Like summer blossoms wander past,
By the wandering wind caresseds
Through the piercing air thy glad strains float
As free as in eafy greenwood bowers,
When echo Turks in the silken flowers,
And mocks each silvery note.
Perchance thou seest the rich deep light
Edgiag the clouds with gold;
And the clear blue sky so deeply bright,
When their fattering pinions of pearly white,
In dreamy repose they fold,-
And know'st that with flowers Ger the azur,
sea-,
Summer, o wanderer, followeth thee!
Oh would sweet songsier l were like thee,
Warblng in gloom and adversely;
" For joys bright flowers,
To deck life's bowers,
Waiting merrily, patiently.
Singing by day,
=. Care away,
Leaving no room for one note of SORROW;
In the dreary night,
Or soft starlight,
Dreaming of hope for the coming morn.
With God above,
Who reigns in love,
The heart should be filled with perpetual bliss
By the joyous lay,
This cherries day,
Sweet bird, thou hast taught me this :
Portland, May, 1851.
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sea otter Oil.

'T'HER r. are number OF species of outer. of which
the Sea Otier much the largest, being about the
size OF large mastif, aud weig ming from seventy
eighty pounds. lis color, when ia full is per-
iecly black; and al olher times of dark brown; the
iuI IS very hne, and sells a high price in China 10
which the skins generally taken 1t is exclusively
found between the 49h and Goth degrees of lati-
ude on The northwest coast OF North america and the
shores OF kamscatcha, and The adjoining Islands. 1t is
always seen ON the mi the immediate vicinity
sail water.
TIE n1fires ,chere this Otter is taken oil
ci"siu Ly for hs groUth anil for bduffyag the hair
Thee DO not consi3eT other oi suitable the
head 1ylo g PAGE. Soc Agent for Bath.
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Chemical TOOthache Drops

OK CHEMICAL COMPOUND,
For tatcafe Of tn worst Toothaehe, bytf aPpiica-
tioa a teW times.
NHlS is The only compound which efIectualy kills the
nerve OF the defective tooth without the least pain
INJURY 10 the others. Ii is warranted contain the
least aed or kreosoe, winch so narious to the OF
teeth and so poisonous in their effects
This article is oitened used kill The nerve o the de-
cayed tooth before filling thereby p-evenngthe oper-
alton from being painful
NIB. See that The direction which accompanies eaoh
bottle has the signature of FREDERICK BROW N
the proprietor, in his own hand writing without which
none can be genuine.
1y2S G PAGE. Seis Agent far Bath,
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Worm LOZengeS

A RE the valuable and cerain medice ever dis
II covered for destroying and expeliing all kinds OF
Worms, which frequently trouble children They
most excellent remedy, and are pleasant the
taste any confectionery. The following are
OF the most prominent symptoms OF worms -
headache dreams, vertigo, TOPPER commissions, fever
ishness thirst bad in the mouth offensive breath
paeness about the nose and mouth itching Of he
difficult breathing, collie pains the stomach
voraciry, leanness, &c. &c 6 PAGE, Sole Agent
f1r Bath. Ives
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Wonder Of the Age.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
The only genuine and original, is the North
American Electric
WASHING FLUID.

For ioashing either in Hard or Soft Water.
THIS Is the only genuine article Ia be found in the
world; and possesses double the power any, hing
ever discovered for washing Il lrIhmg expense, 90
lug away with washboards AT In fact il seems
10 be The long sought philosophers stone universal
solvent seeming chemical preparation operation
being OF the most astonishing character. A common
sized washing may be done with only gill This
fluid, in less than hours. II sofiens ana removes
The dirt, leaving The articles of the brilliant white
ness, IL being harmless in ills operation as pure
wafer and clothing will much longer than
when rubbed 20 pecesby The common method ofwash-
ing.
This fluid Is powerful agehi, 10 be used in all ca
scs where soap required particularly for cleansing
milk utensils. cleaning windows and paint. securing
hnors; in short, beyond precedent, and
universal in the washing world.
p. SAN coloTed goods rendered brighter nv
being washed in this fluid and woolens less liable
to shrink and thereby rendered much softer than il the
old way OF washing
None genuine unless the labels contain their sigma
The above article is by the
not to contain soda lime camphene, burning fluid
acids OF any kind, bu, 10 be purely ak lime prepa-
ration Of the powerful character possessing
than double the washing properties OF anything iscov
cred being harmless i'll vator without possessing The
causc properties OF the miserable articles which food
the market and in many instances disgust the people
that degree that they unwilling 10 try good article
when is really be found The prOprieors only ask
fair trial OF this article, and perfectly willing
for ell any for a single allure in any instance
where il is used.
MOORE, COLLINS & CO.,
Nos. IL, II and I6 Atkinson St., Boston.
Orders solicited from the trade from every part of the
country.
For sale in Bath by ElliotS Thompson Scott Morse
] II Nichols +. W. Lucas, 5. p. Shaw, A. G Page
Harris Y Hdreth, Gershom Hyde, Clapp Il Reed and
Others. 3m42
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"Homestead Exemption, exclaimed
Mrs. Darlington, throwing down the pa
per. It's come to pretty pass indeed,
that men are agoing to exempt themselves
from home just when they please, with
out any proviso for cold nights"
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An old revolutioner" says, that of al
the solemn hours of the revolutionary
struggle he ever saw, that in going home
one dark night from the widow Beams,
after being told by her daughter Sally,
that he f" needn't come again." was the
most so.
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NEW BOOKS.

1iLBERT on Banking; Letters ola Traveller; Man
~ uaI OF Fine Arts: Success liz Life-The Lawyer
me, ne Merchant and The Mechanic by Mrs Tmhill =
" iue wide w ord; Ny Own Life, an autobiography
III ooe,ne vols Second Love, by Martha March,
r Eaenen Notes on The Parabes; Pulpit encyclopaedia
~ commentary on The -Four Gospels. by 81 Tying
DDu e,;i sewar,s rec Mason's Manuel Appleton
p"uonary Of Mechanics; Marine and Naval Archilec
found at the Bookstore Of SAWYER XWscm G,,ry nc
Baih, May z, tS4I. as From, onnos;,a ~ .
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House and Lots for Sale.

The well known House situated on the north
"a side of Pearl street, commonly called The Hay
fssd en House. and three lots Of land adjoining the
IsilW same two Of which lay York ST. will he sold
- vorabe terms the house and part Of the land or
canted the lots York ST. exclusive of the buildings
lar good cistern and well of water rare chance
for a purchase. Apply to j. ELLSWORTH.
Bath, May Z, 1851. 6w46
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Judd's Liquid CuticIe-

I'HlS preparation is truly most asio,,sb;no ia, IT, 81
feels It's liquid YET forms in one minnie sroo,h
and hrm coating that you cannot remove with soap and
wafer. OF cuts bruises burns &c, il supercedes all
sbe, bu Trial, which may be made gratis will sa,is
fl you that il is true. The emimen physicians
headed by DR. Mou of N. Y. recommend IL For snra
nipples it is cure, and the money will be raund
ed if il ever fails.
S. P. SHAW, General Agent for Maine-to whom
all orders may be addressed. as
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PURPLE DYE.-Put on logwood chips
in copper kettle and let it boil about If
teen minutes Take it off and strain off
the chips, and put in some alum while
hot to set ihe color; when dissolved, put
in yonr wool or cotton, and then set it, on
the fire to boil few minutes to take the
dive.
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BATH STEAM
CORDAGE MANDATORY.

THE above Mandatory during The past season hav-
L ing been completely rehtted W % new machinery
including Engine, Earring Apparatus and Spinning
machine ry-comprisiuy all the latest improvements.
The proprIeors would invite the attention of ship
and dealers Cordage generally. their
adjustment, where may he found first
quality Hemp aud Manila Cordage VIII oh will be sold
by ,ohoiesdl retail as the ioUest manufacturers pre-
Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal TO any in the
market. furnished short notice and all orders from
this neighboring towns, will be promptly attended
10.
Please rail before purchdsing eLsetchere.
For sale premises. midland Steam En-
CINE of ten horse power, and Boiler which will be sold
a bargain.
tfl7 G Il J. T. DONNEII..
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DIR. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.

Ahead Of all othersH
THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
BECAUSE they safer, better and more eflicaciou
ID than any others.
500 600 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MILE AND FEMALE
always take them with equal safety, without tear.
IF Pills BE NECESSARY
for purgng and cleansing the stomach and bowels,
purifying the blood and fluids of the body take other
Tor no other pills produce those combined effects, con
tain sarsaparia i'll them
Eat, drunk 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 geHu certificates from phys
clans, cergymen, members of congress and respectable
czens be produced of their efficacy than any
ers and box will do good than boxes of any
others.
Forty Pills are in a BOx!!
and sold T nty-F ne C MS Bor, with directions
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder OF any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting or bad feelings,
THEY ARE GO ID At ALL limos
And adapted TO most diseases common mankind
No one having once taken them will be willing after
wards take Others because they always do good
and if they do not then others will
N. B. leIDY THE PR0PRIE 7 OR g. MANUF ACT URER
regular Druggist, Chemist and Ply sican, of Is years
experience in Philadelphia graduate of the University
Pennsy lvania member of different Medical Institutions
OF Philadelphia, New York, Boston, alimore, &C., and
associate and corresponding member of several Medical
Institutions in London and Paris. az.
IL Principal depot, Dl LEIDY's DIsPENsARy No. ia
North FOURTH ST., Philadelpha-and sold wholesale and
retail by
A c. PAGE, Agent, Bath-Durgin q Co, Portland
Dillingham; Il Titcomb, Augusta-AeS Warren, Kenne-
bmk-S Page q Co, Halowell-A Carter d Son, Port
land-and by Druggists and storekeepers generally.
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Bath. Nav g. Is
Schooner for sale.

ECSh THE good white oak and copper fastened
S1.,I& L Schooner LIBERTY, 90 tons bur'hen- bniii
nj Duxbury Mnss. She is wei fonnd. Sse carries
Is 600 long lumber, or 700 barrels unue urea Sho
,rilI he sold low 10 close a concern. Apply 10
b. o. WEEKS, Commercial ST.
Baih Feb. &c, 1851. -. -uoo
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OF all the persons who were hanged in
the United States since 1901, it is found
that onl y TWO were accustomed 10 read
a newspaper, and even they never paid
for il,
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Commissioners Notice.

NOTICES ereby given that the subscribers have been
" appointed by the Hon Arnold Blaney Judge Of Pro-
bate for the County Of Lincoln, Commissioners TO exam
inc the Claims of creditors against the estate Of JOSEPH
s WALL late Of Bath in said County, deceased repre-
scented nsolvent six months from the fifth day Of MAY
instant allowed By said Judge the TO bring
in and prove their claims and the Commissioners will at
tend that service nj the office Of ID. Bronson the
Custom Building in said Bath, the first Mon
DAYS Of June next and Of the five following months from
to 6 O'Clock NJ, of each of said DAYS. ar
...-. DAVID c. MAGOUN, -,.om,,-
DAVID BRONSON, 5
Bath Nav G. ISL 5w47
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Richardson & Co.'S
Southern and Western
Passenger and FREIGHT Offices,
At the Western Railroad Station, and at 7
State ST., BOSTON, Mass.

ITO THE PUBLIC. Weare prepared to send Trav
l. oilers South and West. either by Railroad, Steam
boat, Canal Stage Coach, with great despatch.
facilities fal TO interest people favorably, let
their destination be 10 any section in the u.
the Cauadas
As Agents for Railroad Corporations, we are al al
times ready 10 furnish Railroad tickets, transport
goods either as Ere CHI or Luggage
Novascolians, Sae of Maine people, and al others
intending. 20 South West The approac ching season
Will please bear III mind, that the only author
lied Agents for the
MERCHANTS LINE,
running between 4i5any and Buffalo and, that this
line splendid boats. win The Daily Steamers
The Upper and LAGER LaEes.
I'll orders by our friends from abroad will be
promptly attended Ia, and in this connection would
advise those intending locate South, West, or the
Canadas write Us by mail, N advance, that their
goods upon arrival here direct 10 the Freight
House, thereby saving Storage and Carriage
For of fare, routes freight tariff &c inquire AT
either of the within named Offices where inior-
nation will be courteuusly and cheerully given.
Hon THOMAS TIorKINsoN, President Boston and Worces
ter Railroad Hon JOEL. " WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Hon II NORTON, Pres New Lon
don Norwich Ste amboat Co Otis kIMBALL, tsq
BOND, Esq "A WELLINGTON, Esq Messrs ENocH
TRAIN Co. propretors of Boston and Liverpool line nj
Packets Messrs ADAMS d Co. propretors California Ex-
press Messrs CLARK Il JONES. Halifax Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS RANDALL, Lincoln, Maine. bm40