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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20
A Farm for sale.

Pa A FARM containing rising nifty acres OF
6.1Th y good land, well waIered, and buildings
i..shd thereon, Also a good Orchard Said farm is
--aSe situated IN Bowdoin, on the road from Bruins
wick 10 G'rilder, and miles from Richmond vii
lage.
for further particulars inquire OF Samuel Odornc,
near The premises, the subscriber North Street
baih JOHN NJ. POTTER.
Bath, Feb n
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Chemical TOOthache Drops.

OK CHEMICAL COMPO IND.
For thscHTe Of tn wlrst Toothachs, by its appica-
lion fen times.
IlS is the only compound which efectuay kills the
nerve of the defective tooth without the least pain
INJURY 10 the others. 1t Is warranted not 10 contain the
least acid nr krcosotc winch injurious TO The OF
teeth. and 50 poisonous in their effects
This article oitened used Kill the of the de-
cayedtoot before filling thereby preventing the oper
alton from being painful.
b. See thai the direction which accompanies each
bottle has the signature OF FREDERICK BROW n
the proprietor i'll his hand writing without which
none can be genuine.
1y2S G PAGE. Sole Agent for Rnfh
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Notice to HOusekeepers!
THE MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOIT.

IRON the natural product well known TO Jewellers
l. Siversmith and Burnishcrs of Metals as Trpoli
Trpo is the BEST article known tor cleaning ana
Furnishing gold, silver copper STEEL Tin and all Other
metals. Also for cleaning windows mirrors and glass
ware. NO FAMILY OUGHT TO BE WITHOUT
1T. This is pure Trpo from all acids and corro-
ding substances. little OF the article does a great
de, and therefore is very economical The cheanest
and best. TRY IT. Be sure and get The genuine
For sale i'll Bath by
% s SHAW ONLY.
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For Sale.

A NEW fine toned Piano Forte, from one of the hes
II Manufactures in the country. A very valuable in
strument and will be sold low.
SO MORRISON & THOR N'TON
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Schooner for sale.

SS4N 'NHE good white oak and copper fastened
Ss1-sE Schooner LIBERTY, 90 tons burben, built
at DuNbury Muss. She is well found. She carries
6oOO0 feel long lumber, 200 barrels under deck She
VIII be sold low to close a concern. Apply 10
b. o. WEEKS, Commercial 81.
BAH, Feb %. 1851 3sIf
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Tothc Court Of Probate for the County Of Lincoln -
ID ESPECTFULLN represents Silence Small. OF Tops
IL ham. in said County, That Francis Small. late of
Topshan. said County, died on the 18Th day Au-
gust lSl9 seized and possessed of real estate goods
and chatteS rights and credits To the value OF
than twenty dollars which oug be administered ac-
Curtng 10 law Your petitioner further represents that
she is the widow of SAID Small, ard hereby valves the
right To administer on the estate.
Wherefore she pray that administration of said
NAV be granted 10 Samuel Small other suitable
person
Dated This third day Of March, 1851.
SILENCE SMALL,
By ABRAHAM PRUBLE.
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20 Agents Wanted,

WANTED BY the subscriber. twenty active men of
w good character AID address, canvass this State
win ew AMI Pictorial History Constant and lucra-
1--WE employment gwen. T.. B. SIMONrON.
3iI Browns Corner. Ne.
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TO LIFT

TIE HITCH HOUSE, also two stor.. rn,.u
House, on Centre Street. Inquire of '''i '"' '"0
Bath March 6, 1851. 91,r
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New Furniture store!
Notice!

rHNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
the name of ARNOLD s. ROGERS, is this
day dissolved by mutua consent, and all de mauds
against the firm " III be settled bv WM ROC
ERS. AUGUSTUS ARNOLD.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
N. B.-A!l persons indebted to said concern
arerequested to make payment TO WIN. ROC
ERS, and thereby save farther trouble.
Bath, Feb Is, 1850 tf35
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CATION EXTRA
MIND. I NOTIFY THE PUBLIC

To The Honorable Judge Of Probate for The County Of
Lincoln
RESPECTFULLY represents James w l.. Brown,
III of Boston, that he Is Guariian of Charaua Wal
drun, minor ana child OF Charles c Waidron, tate of
Bai h, said County deceased, that said
ed and possessed of the following described real estate,
in said Bath said County OF Lincoln, and that
would be for the benefit OF said minor thai the
should be sold aud The proceeds thereof put out and
ed 10 her on interest VIZ A lot OF land and Black
smiths shop thereon, situated in Bah Lincoln County,
aud the side OF Washington ST. and east Of the
Ralroad-thai The five hundred dolIa has been
offered the same, which is advantac offer for
tie same. Wherefore he prays that he may be licensed
aud authorized TO sell the SANE.
Dated al Bath, this Sd day of March, AID 1851.
j. ". l.. BRO wv,
Guardian far s1ii char lima WdldroH.
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10 DeIinO,lenls,

I'LL persons who are indebted the subscriber on
c"nhi OF subscription to The Eastern Times from
hoto 10 March oih. 1850, and for bills during
IN ni e lor Advertising and Job-work, requested
" NAVE payment without further delay
Bath, Feb. IS, 1851. sw
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We are Selling

FURNITURE, Feathers, Mattresses. &C at great
i bargains. We would say 10 those in want Of such
articles, do call II will be for your interest.
SO MORRISON Il THORNTON.
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RARE CHANCE!
For a man ,cishing 10 commence Ship-bmlding
in BATH!

THE subscriber offers for sale the property formerly
known the Spragne Shpy ard. 1t is situated at the
south end of Washington ST. adjoining the land of Mr. Pc
leg Sprague. Said property admirably adapted to the
above named business, with large Dwelling house suf
clent to accommodate large number of workmen, and
Is i'll toerable repair-with wood-house and barn, and
land enough for large garden and fruit and
of the most beautiful the river particularly in
the summer season. Price, $4,000.
37tf THOMAS EATON In
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Superior First Sort Potash.

OF extra guilty for the manufacture OF good family
" soap also Sal Soda, Rosin, &C. for sale AT he cry
Market. by A G PAGE.
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A NEW Route 10 Pittsbuvg. via the uelomcre, sus-
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IN pursuance ofisw MILLARD FILLMORE President
ossS ps win held
MARIE MICHIGAN, commencing Monday, The
a an wn the
BY puchaas reported BY gsoossi
% u Which are s s ae n ws
poelaaons Of the ah January, s4s, June lsh, 1850 and
under The PROVISIONS ened An act reduce
s s IN es an s Ss m hi svs
proved 26,h September, 1885, TO wit lat
North Of the wesd of principal nsrdan.
Townships iortseven, forty eight and fonne Of range TWEEN
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Townships hynve, hys., nifty of range
p s Rays anse
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Townships my one hywo, and hythree, of thirty
Township Any one, Of range thirty eight
Township fhy one, Of range thynine
Townships my and dfty one, of range forty-one.
Townships forty eight forty hy and hyone, of range
Townships foysgh,, foynine hy and fnyone, Of range
Townships oyeight, forty nine, fifty, and hy one, of
forty four
Township. for y5S and any, f0ryAvs
Townships for'ysix forty seven forty eight and forty nine OF
| forty
Townships md forty eight, of fortyeght
Township forty eight, of range forty-nne.
schools military
together swamp overowed lands,
made unfit thereby for cultivation which shall be selected
before for the
public sale entitled "An act to enable the
and other States Tecam the lands
approved September 1885, wiu be excluded
from the sales And no locations for land bounes heretofore grant
Congress for military rendered 10 the
States ufH be permitted the lands
provided by the entitled An making appropriations
civil and diplomatic government Ac approved ID
March. 1851.
the offered will be deposited with
and Sou Marie before the day OF sale
the be the day
process order which they advertised
the whole shall have been of
the closed The shall be kept
than weeks aud entry OF OF The lands
will be the the weeks
Washington
day July Domni thousand eight hundred my
MlLLARD FILLMORE,
ythe Presidents
j. BUTrERFELD,
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(Te College Of e Profefaut Episoopoi CHURCH,
frHE VIII Monday, October 6, 1851
L continue "conmcncement dsyfths last
Thursday in Juy
opening bot received
the charge estimated from the date oihcr entrance
number OF
pounites edueatou
collegiate use, eonfe graduates
dcmcal degrees
The school Immediately adjoining the college, and
the of the but under distinct discipline,
beginning Of eir academa and
professors the college special advantages the pupils In
The grammar school.
In the mercantile classes, the study ~ Greek language
omitted and 10 place supplied Ly additional sdes In modern Ian
guages book keepns, sc.
The college entirely beahu and, by its dis
from and villages, very favorable good morals and
order. -
Hall" NJ building, 30 by co. viii be ready for oc-
cupaon In the of the SESSION In sdduh e'
corps professors recently appointed bseh psvy
Evans LII lecturer civil and eceiesiasbcR law e"' '""h "
Ale III D., . physics ard chemistry
~ the coirgs aua grammar
cAoo for months two hundfed ana twenty-five
dollars. payahle scm- annualy " advance
-APp' Rey. JOHN n. KERfOOT, D. D., Rector
College Of ST. James ?. o. Maryland.
Auai iA-2fhwom
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u.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
| OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LES5EES
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
entitled the right e-empuon OF the
above mentioned required establish TO the sat
and
payment therefor practicable after seeing ths notice
appointed the OF e public
the lands embracing The tract amed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
having the right under the act entitled An act
establish office the northern part OF Michigan ard To
raj lands State Of Michigan
approved Let March, lsi7 es oeeurn Permfee 10 en-
the
me
price OF the mineral lands in the Lake supe
Mchiran, and the Chippewa District Wisconsin,
approved 1 September 1885, " TO enter the land covered by ihr
and permits respectively nj the minimum
of per than fun section, en
Of such lease permit the proper land Of
fcU
required 10 establish the same TO The
Sau Ste Marie and
therefor praenhe aer seeing s notice
pubic
claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofhce.
July 27-lawl3w
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- ~ ,o,i,yon oC ynhl J. wycth, Of Cambridge Massschn-
.., ra,tnr n patent granted him for
ice for shipping, for
an ~ erpir,,ion ~ patent which takes
dsvo December 1tsi-~
y oorcd that petition be heard
Monday 10Th of November next, II O'clock and
All notified appear and show
rhy aid petition ought no, a. be grsr,ed.
rerson opposing the required
heir 81 ccuons. specifically forth writing, least
before he Of hearing Al testimony ied by either
the said transmitted
accordance with the rules Of the Office win be furnished
ou application.
Ordered, also, that This notice be published in the Nsona IN
eigenoe Reprhic and Union Washington Daily bec so
ton, Massaeiuses Providence Journal Providence hN.oe
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Albany, n v Express, New York; and Nm. 1 %
Philadelphia, fennsyiyania, once week WI '''..
ccssve weeks previous the 10Th day OF November h ~ NY
Of hearing r,,os rxvu.uu
Commissioner of Patents.
N , - -. ,aney. viii please copy and send their
hills 10 the ps,en, once win paper containing this notice
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ALFRED HENNEN.

Reports argued and determined the circuit court OF e
United hr-t circuit 1879 1851 follows
Gaions RsporfReport. argued and determined In
United tn. hrst circuit from 1912
volts, ls25.
should doing justice feelings, well tn.
Reports specimens OF pre-emnen merit They
level with the best productions OF The Eng
Admiralty for deep and learning well hs for the
decision. .3 20
Mason William r. )-Report Circuit Court of
First Circuit from leiG o 1880 vols, tvo
reports the decisions Of Mr. Justice story the
h circuit Of the United States and followed IN order amer Mr.
Galon. reports The decisions relate variety of sub
admiralty personal and real law, and chan
characterized the profound learning scutenos and
research which such eminent ua Of their
n favorable
English
Repor sumner (Chsres)Reports Of Cases argued
determined the Circuit Couu OF the United States for the
First Circuit 3 vols syo.
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Reports, tWilnm W-Repor- OF Cases argued
and determined in The Circuit Court Of the United States o the First
Circuit 2 vols, svo.
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Mason They contain the last opinion
Story died while last opinion
volume yet undelivered."
WOODBURY. (Chaes IL and Hnot George Reports Of Cases
sucd and Of the United sts FOR
First Circuit Nois. and 2,
These volumes decisions Of Hon Levi Woodbury.,
appointed succeed Mr. Story assistant justice for the FIRST
Volume in press.
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Case. argued and adudred the Supreme Court OF the Unit
Nsls 4, 3, g. and ..
follow fr,srss with and Dallas
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our law.
ts,-ln nres. viii b ready ia Mareh. Dec 97-dly
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The lectures in this
~ institution viii Monday November
and continue until March.
Thomas Miller, D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
William Johnston, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, D. Professor OF Msters Medca Therapeutics,
and Hygiene.
Jno Fred May, NJ D. Professor Principles
Tyler D. Pathology ofMcd-
,cine.
King Stone D. Mcroseopica Paho-
logical Anatomy.
Edward NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
James y. Morgan NJ d., Prosector and Demonstrator
The entire for fun Of lectures BY all the
Praocnl by the demonstrator 10
Matricuang fee, payable only
Clinical instruction regularly the Washington Indrmary
JNo. FRED MAY, MD,
Aug lo-2awtd Dean.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 25 1851


sixteen.
Lands appropriated by for the of schools military and
% together win "those swamp and oveowed lands
aue uhht thereby cuIvaon which shall be selected
% ~ s.e M authorities before The days appointed for The
en o e public sales respectively under the entitled san
enable The slate OF Arkansas and other States reclaim the
swamp lands within their limits September 2st 1880
M es srcfdd from the sales And locations for land bountes
rofe granted by law Congress for military services
nsd 70 n United States wiH be permitted the above
a" as provided by the entitled can making
pHaons io the civil and diplomatic Of the
&c, approved Sd March, 1851.
me ohefng OF the will
ne days appointed, and viii The order which
advertised, with all despatch
ueeh oneed aud the sales thus shall
open longer than weeks
WI ne admitted until AFTER the expiration the weeks
1ven under hand the Washington
gay July Domn hundred y
MfLLARD FILLMORE.
by the President:
]. BUrrEKyIELp,
Commissioner General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled The right of the
snda within The and parts Of townships above
ted required 10 establish the the satisfaction of the
and receiver proper land Office, and make therefor
as practicable after seeing this notice. and before
pointed for the OF the public sale OF the lands
bacing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
]. BUTTERFIELD, .
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July 27-Iawl3w
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University a. Maryland.
TUE session win begin "Wednesday the 18th day Of ocio
4 her, 1851 and close let March, 1854
Nathan r. Smith, N. n, surgery.
William e. 4. Aiken, n. D., Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew D., Thcispeuc Msters Mcdco ard Hygiene
Joseph Rohy, NJ. D., Anatppiy and Physiology.
William Power, NJ. u, Theory and Practice Of Mefiene
Richard II Thomas, NJ D. Midwifery and Diseases Of women '
Children.
George w Mlfenberrcr, NJ d. Pshoiorca nns'y s a.,
Tho most ample opportunities for the prosecuho"oi "
somy moderate expense. -. s.... a., poy,
az i; ~. In6y,,,r privilege of driy visits 70 ts
he student iot ~. sio o,t,ic
Fees for the lectures 80 20 So pse"cr' ~'"''
uia,ion Is srsdusiion, s2o ,,,r,r.,, AIKEN pean
baltimore, August I, 1851. N"k N'"t.
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As.l.a.n. rl..oh.r yvant.d Ir,urdIrt.Iy.

Assistant Teacher Wanted lurmedtrt-iY-
lIE Principal of ~ CD Male Academy wishes
teacher who I. pusl6ed 10 teach
habits good
immediately and by
o Princtpa.
F~h IQ-d6
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hay Of San Francisco, bays Of San Francisco
nd snn Pablo Carqune confluence and
ssc branches the and San Joaquin ve and the
sscYameno the middle fork the American
including cities Of and Boston, together with sa
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s ana and tidal CadwHlader Ring
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The enes charts ~ by 20 inches each The
e sheet exhibits at view the whole survey made by Com
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the Pacific, Susun, Sacramento and Boston,
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Medical Department OF cso georgetown College,
Corner of p and l2fh streets, Ve.hipGfon, ID. e.
THE Lectures will the hrst Monday In Novombef
Il and continue until the latter part OF March
FACULTY.
Noble Young D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Med-
cine.
charles II Lebean Professor Of Institutes and Practice Of
surgery.
Women and Children.
johnson Eliot, NJ. ID, Professor of Anatomy.
Joshua A. Richie NJ d. Professor of fnstaes o. Medicine
ame NJ Austin NJ D. Professor of Matefa Nediea and IheTh
peuucs.
W. ~ Loveioy NJ ~, Professor of Chemistry.
VI. D. Associate Professor and Domonstraio
of Anatomy,
Clinical lectures and operations performed
nfrmary and Dspensary attached TO the Col
lcge
The building has been recently erected great
halls ard
rooms, admirably adapted for medical instruction.
rces of lectures
(pad oniy once)
UoRnnEtrators no
Graduation 70
Perpetual tcket
Tee for those WbC have attended two full courses in
FaODOAipO HOWARU, NJ, D., Dean,
Conner OF lgth and n sueets.
Aus 1i-lhvtNov