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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15
DE AF M Els s
DIR. LEI BRUNN's
Infallibles.Aural Remedies

JAvE been successful in nearly three thousand eases
III of Deafness. These remedies have been roiounc
ed by Dfikfamer of Berlin Drs Hard and Delean, of
Paris and Drs Pitcher, Curtis and earsey, of London
US The most aoonde and rot~doie ever applied 70:
diseases OF The internal and middle ear II the of
impaired hearing is confined 10 the external eur, their
aoarants curs in ererg case When the perfect in
forma He his eghteen certificates from those
who had been deaf ON nfancy and whose hearing by
he OF these remedies now compete restored-
Over two thousand certificates may be seen on
application aa l.lf A.. -. 1.--l
Patients by sending description of their case, can
have remedies any pari free Of expense Terms
IS for full of remedies, tcom2 rising from
different solutons) advice und fun instructions; SO
fee 10 be paid when rllcally and completely cured.
N. B.-Trausaled from the French, Lee Brum's
Treatise the Ear and Diseases, price isr
Address Dr. Lc' Erunn. box s5 Union Square Post Of
fee, New York. limbo
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

MONDAY, Jan. II.
&nate.-Mr. Hamlin reported in favor OF
marine hospital at Portland.
Petitions were presented by Mr.. Stockton
against logging in the navy.
Petitions were presented by Mr. Under
wood in favor Of the Louisville and Portland
canal being made free.
memorial was presented bv Mr.. Sew
ard, signed by 500 citizens of New York, di.
reciing the attention of Congress to the in.
IeTvenrion of Russia in the affairs of Hunga-
ry-referred.
The private bills passed by the House on
Friday were referred. Ali.
House.-The bill defraying the expenses OF
the fire was taken up, and The amendment OF
the Senate agreed to.
MIR. Stanley asked leave to offer the follow
ing resolution:
Whereas, in consequence of the suffer-
ing among The exiled Hungarians, many are
believed to be IL danger OF dying by sIarva-
ton, and the inclemency of The weather,
therefore
RESOLVED, That the President of the United
States be authorized aud requested TO inquire
into the truth of said information. and if II
appears to be true, lie be authorized to TAX
steps TO relieve their sufferines. until homes
can he provided, and that 49, dollars he
appropriated for this purpose out of the treas
ury." --. l.- 49,.
The House refused to suspend the rules by
46 to 1923. Adj. .asr.-., =
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DOMESTI PORTS
Boston-Cld 7th ship sas Leonard, Basset, ST

Bosfon-Cld 9TH, ship silas Leonard, Basset, savan-
Cid 8th, ship Magnolia, Torrey, Georgetown.
SID shi ST Peter; Silas Leonard, but got horc
Georges Island would probably come OF at high water
midnight without damage.
9Th, schs Hanover, Winslow, Bath.
Ar 9th, sch Arenzameldi, Fogg, Bath via alem; Ex
charge, Hodgdon, Ioothbay Z intent, Dunton, West
New YOris-Ar eth, new ship Southampton, stetson,
CID 5th brig Ocean Bird, Forop, Curacao.
Ar 18th, sells Frederic head, Bath Mary Langdon,
Saem tts-.
New Orlenns-Ar . tn, bark Harriet spaulding
Spauldng, Thomaston Warren, Haskell, Rockland.
Towed TO 10Th, ship Old England.
ADV, ships saxon, crosby, for Liverpool wig 800 baes
VIM >ewa Jack, for do; Brand ywne for N York 3Oth
Chaman los bark Tenaro, BArstow, for do part cargo
engaged.
Ar 3Oth ship Emma Field, Snow New York bark
Burlington. WncheIl, Bath brig Revelle Sleeper, Rock
land
CID 3Oth ships Brandywine, Merryman and Champlain,
Woodside, New York
Az 25t bark Midas Jordon. Thomaston.
Towed 10 the Bar prev 26th, ship Trenton.
Adv, ships Tarqun, for Philadelphia wig 90 hhds
gar; Andover, New York, soon bark Rainbow Law
for Philadelphia wig 200 hhds sugar and 800 bbs
mulasses.
Adv 3Oth ships Bennington Young for Boston, nearly
all cargo engaged Erie, Curtis, for New York, large
part cargo brig Chnch Prince for Baltimore, wig
deck load.
Cid 3lst ship Rockaway, Prebe, Liverpool.
Went TO I'm tn Bar ST, ship Geo Washington.
ST Marks-Ar 23d ult, brig Bloomcr, Dickman, New
ApaIachicoIa-Cld 2sd, ship obi Patten Purrrg-
ton, Bosto
Charleston-In port I'd, Jane Cooper, Cooper, for
New Yok ldg.
Cid 9Th, by telegraph, ship Jane Cooper, Cooper,
York.
Philadclphia-Ar 18th inst, sch Glenroy, Maxcy,
Havana.
Ncwporf-In port 18th, brig John Balch.
NVilnlin giOn, NC-Ar Sd, brig Wanderer, Mooers,
S. Thomas.
Ar III, brig Chas Henry, Small, New York.
Savamnnh-Ar 9th, brig 4 Baldwin.
NOrfolk-Ar Sd, brig Gen Taylor Fuller, Thomas
ton sch Lepreette New London.
Providcnce-Cld 9Th inst, brig Crocus, Norton, Ha-
Mobilc-Ar 29th brig Venus, Gardner Navy Bay.
RichmOnd-Adv 9th, sch Ustaloga, for Charleston,
cargo nearly engaged.
San FranciscO-Cld 18th. ship Katahdin, Morse,
Calcutta.
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IThA petila Of The ILunss.

These delicate organs are always in peril, and life is
IN peril when they do not properly perform their func
lions IL Inflammation inleIferes with their regular ac-
on the blood is nperfeetiy purified the circuaioms
Irregular and the whole system suffers. In the com
bined tonic, expecorani and heaIiig properties of Dr.
Ro GERS Syip Of LueTuort Tar and Canck lies
the remedy foi all this nuscnief DELAY Is DAN
GEROUS. While the patient is considering, iubercles
may be forming, worse STILL may be busting in the
lungs. but if this remedy be promptly applied, The
Cough Cold, Caiarrh is al removed, and
the words of Daniel Webster, the sufferer breathes
and deeper The only Thing requisite is prompttude.
Sec pamphlet sihe hands Of Agents
eau fTON.-None genuine unless there is the
buff wranper note of hind, signed with pen, by A.
L. SCOVILL & Core ,r,rs.srx.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. L. SEQ
VILLA co, Proprerors at their Principal d pot,
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, Brord,U1y,' New YORK 10
whom all orders for the Medicine. aud letters reui ing
to agencies, should be addressed post plid 3glfa.
ALSO, for sale in Bath, by A. G.. Page; Waldo
boro by VI NJ Rawsom ,...ti
PRlCE-In large bottles, 81 0o SIX bottles Tor SIS
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GORDAN PLUMM Err.
Adjuster of Averages,
IL Merchants Exchange, Wall 81.
.,...f, ..,.- .as.-5- -. New York.
Marine Protests noted and extendc1-no charge f. I
citing 6u30
State of Maine.

r INCOI.N, ss--At Probate Court held nj Wiscassei
IL on The 5lh day of January, D 1852
Ordered. that Thomas NJ Wentworth administrator of
The of Benjamin. Hosey late Of Topsham, said
County, deceased notify the heirs al law and creditors
said deceased and all persons interested that his frs,
account OF aminisira! The esute OF said deceased
will be offered for allowance Probate Conrt Wis
casset the first Monday of ebruary next when and
Notice 10 be given by publishing an atlesicd copy Of
this order in the Eastern Times, print ed in Bath three
weeks successively, before sand Cuurt of Probate.
Given under my hand this fifth day of January in The
year OF Lord Thousand eight hundred and fifty
two. ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge of Probate.
Copy attest-EDNlN S. HOVEY, Reg. .3w30
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State Of Maine,

T INCOLN, SAL Probate Court held III Wiscassct
IL on the fifth day of January, AID 1859.
Ord red thai JOHN ALLEN, administrator ofihe estate
of WENTWORTH ALLEN, laic of Dresden, III said Coun-
iy deceased roy The heirs nj law and creditors of said
deceased and all persons interested that his first
of administration the of said deceased, will be
offered for allowance AT Probate Court Wiscasse
oil The first Monday of February next when and where
they may be present if they --S'' -'-.
Notice 10 he given by publishing attested copy of
this order in the Eastern Times paper printed in BAH
three weeks Successvely before said Court of Probate
Given under my hand this fifth day of January, i'll The
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Copy attest-EDWIN ). HOVEY, Reg. 3w30
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State of Maine,

r INCOLN Sat- a Court of Probate held at Wiscas-
IL set within and for the County ofLncoln, ths fifth
day of3anuary, ID 1852 .. ...4 p "a ..
. ;DERED that Daniel Johnson Administrator of the
of Lewis Allen, late of Dresden said County,
deceased notify the heirs law and creditors of said
deceased, and all persons interested that his second
OF administration the estate of said deceased
will be Offered for allowance Probate Court Wis
casset the first Monday OF February next when and
where they may be present if they cause.
Notice to b given by ublishing attested copy Of
this order in the Eastern Times printed in Bath, three
weeks successfully before said Court of Probate.
Given under my hand this fifth day of January. in the
year of Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
two. ARNOLD BLANEY Judge OF Probate.
Copy attest, EDWIN :. HovEY, Register. Sw30
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE. Savannah.
Jau. IL. The steamer Magnolia, from Flor
ida for this port, burst her boiler Oh Friday
afternoon, al ST. Simon's Island, near Dari-
en-. She is perfect wreck. Capt. Nc
Nelly, Clerk, aud thirteen others were killed
by the explosion. AL the cabin passengers,
about forty five. were saved.
SECOND DESPATCH. Savannah, Jan. -
Ii has now been ascertaned that the num-
Der Of lives lost was II. They composed
the hands of the boat. Among those in
J"red was MIR. Austin, the Engineer, belong
ing TO New York. Us
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

AMERICAN VESSELS BOARDED AT SEA-The
ship Brewster, Capt. Geosins, arrived at New
York Oil Sunday, from Punta de Arenas, re-
ports being, on Nov. 30, in lat 50, lon. 80. boar
ded 10y Br. brig of war Brazlla, from Permam-
buco. She also brought to and boarded an
American bark.
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CUCUMBER Pickles, for saleb by
" Dec l6, 1851 Sw2| "ANNhi .
Lincoln NJ. F. Insurance Co.
international Magazine
y MAGAZINES for 1852.
Baskets and Toys.

4 LARGE ssscrtmsn. ius, rsestvsd q
u Dec 10 ~ eA~fEN MAOoCN
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per steamship Cambria, at Boston.
Ar at Liverpool 25th ult, Glenbun Sampson, and Ma
nla, Gray, New OrleBns.
Adv ships Conqueror, Boutelle for York 1lth inst
Kossuth, Bell, do 9th burlington, Prince and Rich
ard Morse Perry, do with despatch Phena, for Balti
3lst ult Marathon, for Orleans eth Kennebec
Smith, do 5th
In port 9th ult, bark Lucy Hale, Thomas for Balti-
more.
Cid at London oath, st John, Skolfed, Orleans in
ballast.
In port Goth, Junius, Cooper, for Boston, ldg.
Ar at Deal 25th, ship London Iabert London for New
York
At Helvoet sd, Maine, Freeman, for New Orleans,
ready.
Fayal-In port 9th u, bark Savannah, for Boston 9th
or 10TH
Pernambuco-In port l1th brig Jas Crosby Pendleton,
I'm Boston. just ar
Cienfesus-ln port 2st ult, brig Oliver (of Warren,
Sumner unc
ST John, NB-Cld 30th, sch Pearl, Mclean Bath. Is
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15
Administrators Sale.

DY license from the Judge of Probate within and for
ID the County Of Lincoln, shall sci! AZ Fubc auction
the highest bider The lIlh day q" Feb uary nex
one of the clock. p NJ, ou the premises the real
Tale described below. The belonging the
If WILLIAM KELI late oil Phipslurg deceased iopay
The debts said William and the Incidental expenses
of the sale aud charges Of adninislr 10 wit, Il
house. and lot of land wherein The stands con-
tanning about Two acres situate nj Parker's Head, III
said Phip>burg. being the estate occupied by one
VIM Poor, subject the right of redemption under
mortgage from John Kelley Jr, 10 the said VIM. the
particular terms whereof may be by reference /"
said mortgage in my possession
Also the same time and place shall sell al public
auction 10 The highest bidder, four pews in Parkcrs
Head Chapel belonging 10 said estate, by the authority
and for the purposes above named.
JOHN KELLEY Administrator.
Bath, Jan. Z, 1c52. 3w}0
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

A SHOWER OF Live STocK.--The ship Ports.5
mouth: which arrived lately at Calcutta from
San francisco, encountered severe hurricane,
Oct. %. in latitude 10 80 north, longitude 81 30
east. At the conclusion of the gale the vessel
had i've feet ofwater in her held, and her decks
We're covered with snipe, locusts. crickets and
butterflies -PSi1aaeIph;a Bulletin. .@z5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

kossUTH's MOVEMENTS. Kossuth mr..
rived at Annapolis, Monday at IL O'Clock,
and was received by Governor Lowe and a
large number of our cnlzens. He remains
at the Government House. AT one O'Clock
tomorrow he will be introduced 10 The Sem
ate, and in courss of The afternoon will leave
on board The steamer Champion for BALI
more, wheoce he will depart "Wednesday
morning for Harrisburg.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION. The case
of T o. ]. Smith and others, against J. A.
York and Cumberland Railroad, Mine, was
decided on Saturday. Mr.. Smith had been re-
moved from the Presidency of the road by vote
of the Directors, but nevertheless claimed to
act as President, and brought this suit for the
possession of the road. The decision of Judge
Wells was. that the Judges were of opinion
that the defendants were lawfully in posses
sion of the road, and that the petitioners could
take nothing by their motion. This is regard
ed as a decision of great Importance, establish
ing the principle that Board of Directors
have right TO remove their President from Of
fee for sufficient cause
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Kossura AsD Car. q Loao z fhs5 .,orv of

KossuTA AND Carr. Lone Z The story of
misunderstanding between Kossuth and some
of the officers Of the Mississippi has been re-
vived. 1t is said there are documents on file
in the Navy Department which show the char
acter Of the trouble, and that they will be
called for by Congress. According to the N
r. Lines now-which was the very first pa
per In the country to publish story of pre-
cisely opposite character, and is therefore not
very good authority in the case-the RESPONSE
bility of the difficulties lies with Capt. Long,
for which he twill yet be held responsible TO
the American people" The Times observes:
The guest of the nation was treated through
out by Capt. Long, with the grossest disre-
spect and insolence. And this was carried to
such an extent that Kossuth felt it TO be ncon-
sistent with selfrespect to remain on board,
and would have left but for the manly and spir-
tied interference of Mr.. Ably, the Acting Mas
ter; Passed Mipshpman p G. Watmough;
Henry Euing, Esq, Purser; Passed Midship-
man Van Ness Philip; Acting Lieut. Nelson;
and DR.. Blackwell, Surgeon. These gentle7
men feeling deeply imorli6ed At the conduct Of
Capt. Long, addressed letters to Governor
Kossuth, dsavowihg all sympathy with it, and
assuring him in the warmest manner of their
respect. These letters, with other circnm-
stances, induced Gov. Kossuth to remain on
board
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State Temperance Convention.

There will be State Temperance Conven-
ton holden at Augusta on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 5lst and 22d insts Our State
bears on its banner, "Dirigo," Il direct !" ard
never was it more worthy of this motto, than
when that law was enrolled in its Statute book,
which has become the admiration Of the friends
OF temperance throughout the world. While
other States are striving to secure for them
selves such benefit there is danger that the,
clamorous impudence of rumsellers and rum.
sympathizers among us, aided by the money of
those out Of the State, who are engaged in the
horrid traffic in Intoxicating drinks, may pro-
cure the repeal or modification of our present
efficient and popular law. Let the people raj
ly to the rescue. May our Eastern Star, now
shining so brightly, never be hidden by the
lurid waves of incompetence.
=- Per Order. }.
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ooM acc 6IsgS.

In Portsmouth, H. Sd inst, at the Rockingham
House, by Rev Mr. Peabody Hon Francis o Smith, of
" esbrook Miss lien Elizabeth Kittredge Groton
daughter of Hon Nathaniel Groton, Of this CITY,
In North Reading, Mass, Rev Geo Adams, DID, of
Brunswick Miss Helen Maria daughter Of Frederick
Root, of N r.
In Hockland, Mr. Reuben Packard of Camden to Miss
Anastasa r Mathews, of Captain Otis Ingraham to
Miss Lucy Stearns. "a IA. FL I'D
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Testimony cf PhYsicinns and Apotheear

GO eAuiouy CT EnyslclnnS ana ApOtnecdrieS
In favor of the Great English Remedy for
Consumption
From Allison & Gauh, Concord N.H-Dr Bradlee-
Dear Srln the whole list of remedies for diseases of the
Lungs, nothing studs ths st ike The Hungarian Bal
sam 1t is sfoken of in the highest terms by men of
standing in this places HgTEY HHE EEg#
ALLISON & GAuLT, Apothecaries.
Concord, N. H., April "a, 1874. i7.e..
From Edward Mason, Portland Mr-The Hungarian
Basam gives good satisfaction in this city and vicinity
and have doubt from the reports hear of its salu-
tary effects upon nvalds that excellent prepare
ton for diseases of the Lungs. EDWARD MASON,
.---ars Apothecary, So Middle st, Portland.
From j. R Nichois.- HarerhiH, Ma 81 am much
pensed with the Hungarian Basam, and from the uniform
satisfaction which il gives in Pulmonary Consumption,
think it can be consceniously recommended by those
who have it for sale. ! Yours, &C.,
J. r. NICHOLS, Druggist and Apothecary-
Haverhill, Feb IL, l645
LTom Dr.. II. p. Pulling, A'bang N. FL cheerful
" give my name in recommendation of the Hungarian
Basam believing to be the best medicine have ever
used for diseases Of the lungs generally.
107, Market street, Albany 20 aao. PULLING. ..
David F. Bradee & Son, 100 Washington ST., Boston,
Sole Agents for the United states and British Provinces
American price dollar per bottle.
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. t. .ft,.r 2w30
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

PESNsYLvANIA DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRAT
esates in Lancaster county. to the baltimore
Convention, resulted in favor of Buchanan bv
large majority.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

VERDICT FOR MunDER-A young girl, named
Sarah Geiber, who was Tried for the murder
of an infant by forcing it to swallow pins, has
been found guilty in the second degree, and
recommended to mercy. The prisoner was
deeply affected when the verdict was anuoun-
cod
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

LAUNCHED this city on Thursday last,
from the yard of VIM. +. Bruce s. Co. the fine
Bark Lizzie Loud of 3l4 tons burthen.
owned by Mr.. Edwin Parker of Boston. and
Messrs. Bruce s Co. She is intended for he
Cuba trade.
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BOUNTY LAMB.

RY lale decision al Washington il is now establish.
u ed thar al The Militia of Maine who served in The
ar OF for thirty days more are ent lied 10
Widows and minor children Of deceased soldiers re-
entitled To the benef # The Act. M tar ''- =
The undersigned is prepared 10 receive appca, ions
for Bounty Land. and 10 prosecute Them with nronp,
ness. HENRY ING ATIS
& Wlscasset, Jan IL, fe5x o. 3m3O
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

CAPITAL TRIAL.-The trial of Charles J.
Kurdish, for the murder of John J. Purdy, OF
Lynn, on the 28th of June LAST, was commen-
ced in the Supreme Judicial CourI, at the
Court House in Salem, Mass, on Tuesday
last, Chief Justice Shaw, and Judges Dewey
and Metcalf on the bench. Stephen Il. Phil
lips, District Attorney, opened The case for
The government, after which many witnesses
were examined. The defence relied upon
his constitutional and hereditary INSANITY,
aggravated by long continued neglect.
The case was given to the jury on Thurs
day afternoon, and verdict Of acquhtal on
the ground of insanity was soon afel rem
ueleu.r .--~.. -- 4-.-..r-.. t.-ta WIZ r-srvr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

New HAMPsuIRE-The Democratic State
Convention met in Concord on the Sth inst,
and nominated Hon. Moan MARTIN. of Dover,
he receiving "a votes to 10 for all Others.
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Try it !
THE CREAM OF ROSEMARY,
For the Hair!

THIS article will not work wonders against nature and
sense but for cleansing, strengthening and
promoting the growth of the Iair giving it beautiful,
soft and glossy appearance, il Is uneqnaled.
Prepared by Professor JONES, celebrated Tonsor of
Philadelphia
For sale in any quantity, by ItpA CHANDLER, Sole
Agent i'll Maine, under the Sagadahock House, Bath.
Jan d 1852 6m29
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LINCOLN Sat- Probate Court held nj Wiscasset,
within ard for the County of Lincoln the fifth day
of January, A 1852
On the foregoing petition ordered, that The said petit
toner give notice 10 all persons Interested in said
tate they appear Court of Probate he holden
WiscaSSet, within and for said County. the second
day OF February next by causing copy OF said pcti
with this order, be published in the Eastern
Times printed Bath in said County, three weeks
cessivey prev ious Ia said Court
ARNOLD BLANtY. Judge of Probate.
Attest: EDWIN :. IovNY. Register.
True Copy Attest: EDWIN > HovEY, Reg. 3w30
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70 the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire. Judge #
Probate, within and for The County OF lincoln.
MARTHA CUSHING, Administrative of the esiate
WI IF Thomas Cushing. late of Phipsburg, in s;,d
County deceased, respectfully represents that the per-
sonal Of The said deceased is sufficient by the
of thirty five hundrs ed and nine dollars and forty
five his just debts aud charges Of ad-
miusiralion: therefore prayS that she may be
powered aud licensed 10 sell and convey much ofihe
real OF the SAID deceased may be sufficient
raise The said sum with incidental charges.
MARTHA CUSHING.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

"SLEEPING FEVER. An epidemic disease
bearing this singular appellaton. has broken
out with terrible fatality in Gallcia
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EASTERN TIMES
ia: ia MARINE JOURNAL. asazz
PORT OF BATH.

SAILED.
THURSDAY, Jan 8.
Ship James Bogert, new) Mobile.
ARRIVED.
.r.t. MONDAY, Jan r.
Br sch Western, Reynard, 81 John, NIB.
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LrqUoR.--Depury Marshal Plummer yes
terday seized from the Boston steamer four
teen barrels, one half barrel, and two keo.
of liquor The half barrel was snnely en-.
sc,nced in barrel of four.-Argus Of Sat
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Deaato q

In this city, eth inst, Charles w, infant Of Captain
Loud, aged | weeks. 4.4 ..
In Nobeboro, lith inst, Mr. Patrick Downey, aged SO
years.
In Bristol, 18th inst Mrs Betscy McClntock, aged II
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15
DISASTERS.

Bark Alabama Myers, FIN Baltimore for rotterdam, got
ashore 9Th inst Haw k's Point four feet she
remained tight. 90 ..-E
Ship Sabats, Hall, for Baltimore, is reported by tee-
graph TO have put back to Orleans date with her
u.ailnast sprung .s