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Eastern times., 1852-10-28

SAD ACCIDENT. A man named William
Woodman, fell from the frame of the roof Of
the addition now being built TO The Atlantic
and ST. L. depot, on Saturday, and was in
stantly killed. The engine of the freight
train ram against the guy of the derrick,
which threw him off. He had both legs and
one arm broken, and his skull badly frac-
tured. His age was 80. He has ef, wife
and one child. Coroner Danielson was
called, but on learning the facts, concluded
that an inquest was not necessary. He was
a worthy and industrious man, and mem
Der of the order of the Sons of Temperance.
-3rpu<
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Great Cure of Canker in Portland, by
DR.. Pettit's CANkER BALSAM.

A CHILD of eighteen months, daughter of f. II.
II Cu>hman of this ciiy-Pori!and-w badly affc-
led with canker in the mouth, stomach, and novels
For more than six months this Lad continued, without
any relief from remedies tried until The child
dnced very low and apparently near death The doc
tors called IL Piles, or Internal humor
perfect cure was affected by using the CANkER
BALSAM according 10 the directions, and also as an
injection i'll an infusion OF arrow root.
efer 10 the mother of the child Mrs M. b. Cush-
man, at No. 12 Winter Street.
Sold by the dozen SINGLE bottle by G. w Atwell,
under the U S Hotsi, Portland.
Also sold by Druggists generally.
Also sold by A. G. Page, Bath and by Druggists
and dealers in medicines generally. tfl9
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
1a 81 T. T. { 81 d 5e&.

In this city, goth inst, by Rev John Fiske Mr.
Sewa Southland to Miss Isabel West of Wscasset.
Oct 23d, by the same, Mr. Benjamin Peters TO Miss
Mary Hinckley.
In Phipsburg, 10th inst, by Rev S Drake, Mr. VIM
Cutting to Miss Elizabeth A Beals, both Off
In Bowdoinham Robert Butterfied to Miss Henrietta
l. Sampson.
In Halowell. Mr. James Coleman to Miss Sarah Jew
EFT, both of II.
In Augusta, DIR Henry Harlow Superintendent of the
Insane Hospital, to Louisa $ Brooks Rev Edwin
Webb, Pastor of South Parish Church. to Elizabeth r.
daughter ofRev DIR Tappan.
In Bangor. Mr. Albion X Trask Miss Jane NJ
Stockwe both OF b.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
PENNsYLvANIA.-The following is the OFF,
cIAL result of the vote in Pennsylvania -
For Hopkins, (dem., Canal Commissioner,
28,748.
Woodward, (dem.) for Supreme Judge,
20,7l8.

THE SEVEN NILE MIRROR has arrived,
and will be on exhibition at the City Hall the
remainder of the present week. 1t contains
more of the wonderful and magnificent, the
pleasing and beautiful, in Nature, than any
other painting extant. Besides, Mr.. Perham,
the man that can put all New England into the
rail cars at twenty-four hours notice, is to be
seen also. We advise Bath to turn out and
bring the children.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

For common cold, and for every description oicough,
whether the result of cold produced by fever
Or the result OF ahxed pulmonary habit ii stands ur-
rival ed--unequall
Sd. 1t often cures cough in few days that has
lasted for mouths and baled the skill of The best phys
fth. Every family having Whooping Cough should
Immediately make of Downs Elixir 1t will save
hours hard coughing, and restore the patient health
much sooner than any known remedy.
Sold al wholesale and retail by c. w ATwELL, No
under the U. >. Hotel, Portland. Also sold by A. G,
Page, Bath and by Druggists and dealers in medj-
cine generally 19n
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
CITY of Bath.

NOTICE is hereby given, that warrants have been
1N issued for meetings Of the inhabitants qualified TO
vote for Senators i'll The Legsla of this State,
meet al their respective Ward Rooms, Tuesday,
the second da of November next, O'Clock in The
forenoon give in their votes for Eight Electors
President and Vice President of the United Slaes
The Aldermen will be in npen session, al the Mayor
and Aldernen's room Monday, he first day of No.
vem5er, from 10 II in The forenoon and from = 10
O'Clock in the afternoon, for The purpose CT correcting
The list OF in the several Wards. And the
day OF election from O'Clock in the forenoon, 10
one O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purpose Of recev
ing evidence OF the qualification of voters, whose
names have not been entered said List
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk
Bath, Oct =, 2S52. 1wI9
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
ID g 81 t III s..

In this city, Clara L. daughter of Mr. Charles Monroe,
aged years.
In Phpsburg 18th inst, Franklin Pierce, youngest son
Of F and Burgoyne, aged weeks and days 2lst,
Frances Morse, aged 64 years.
In South Thomaston, Mr. Luther Hayden, formerly OF
Scituate, Mass, aged IS yrs and mos.
In Thomaston, Mr. Phneas Buser, revolutionary SOL
der, aged "a and mos.
In Portland 2lst inst, Mr. Alfred Beals, formerly of
Wiscasset, aged rs,
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

ANoTHER.-James L. R1gley. for many
years prominent Whig of Baltimore county,
Md, who received fattering vote at the late
Whig gubernatorial convention of Maryland,
rs the candidate for nomination for Governor
and who is now Register of Wills of his Coun-
ty, having been elected last FALL in opposition
to the Democratic nominee, is out for Pierce
and King, and offers to stamp the State for the
Democratic nominees.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

ELEcrIoNs-In Pennsylvania, Woodman's
majority for judge has reached 1875. In
Ohio, the telegraph tries to figure down the
democratic majority to 5000, but nobody be-
lieves it. From Florida, at last, we have the
gratifying intelligence that the democrats have
carried the State-electing Maxwell for con-
gress, and Ward for governor, and large ma
jority in the legislature. Hopkins majority for
canal commissioner 23,7O9, and Woodward,
for judge, $4,000!
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

CAUSE OF Mr.. WEBsTER's DEATH.-A post
mortem examination, says the Boston Courier,
shows that Mr.. Webster died of disease of the
Liver. The immediate cause of death was he
morrhage from the stomach and bowels, owing
to morbid state of the blood consequent upon
the above disease. There was also dropsv on
the abdomen.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

MILITARY GLORY AT DISCoUNT.-The n. Y.
Herald says the returns of the recent State
Elections indicate that IN tile coming PreSiden-
tial election this country, ace are going to be-
hold one Of the most extraordinary revolutions
against military availability and mere military
humbug, that eoer took place among sensible
and great people"
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
EASTERN TIMES
ia MARINE JOURNAL. M|lhs M|lss
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Oct 81
Brig Billow, Lapham, Gardiner
Brig Catherine Rogers, Burke, Gardiner.
Sch Liberty, Pinkham, Gardiner.
Sch Andrew jackson, Pierce, Rockland.
SAILED.
Sch Convoy, Allen, Boston.
Sch Oscar, Carr, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Billow, Lapham, Mobile
Brig Catherine Rogers, Burke, Key West
FRIDAY, Oct %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mexico, Schoonbeck, Londonderry, NS.
SAILED.
Sch Liberty. Pinkham, Boston.
Sch Boston, Bailey, Boston.
Sch Massaaoit, James, Boston.
Sch kennebec, Adams, Potomac River.
Brig Billow, Lapham, Mobile.
SATURDAY, Oct 20.
Brig Catherine Rogers, Burke, Key West.
SUNDAY, Oct "a.
Sch Gen Scott, Harnden, Potomac River.
SAILED.
Sch Planet. Preble, Boston.
Sch Gazele, Poole, Boston.
MONDAY, Oct 25.
ARRIVED.
sloop p Ryan, Portland.
CLEARED.
Ship Stephen Larrabee, Burt, New Orleans.
SAILED.
Ship Stephen Larrabee, Burt, New Orleans.
Sch Arenzamend Fogg, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Geo Davis, Wildes, Haverhill.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Positively Last Call.

All who wish 10 have their garments dyed or cleaned
in the BEST MANNER, will please call my shop
Water Street Immediately, as shall remain in
but lyvn weeks longer.
Particular attention paid to the colorug OF drab
corls. Price 81 90 ii. EYCLESHYMER.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Auction Notice.

TNIlE subscribers having taken asain there old store,
L recently occupied by +. b. Shaw, will re-spen il
for auction purposes Thursday evening, Oct 2S We
have on hand large assortment OF Foreign and Do
nestle Dry and Fancy Goods, consigned for positive
sale, which they will offer nearly every evening in
the week until the whole is disposed Of
Oct. 26, 1852 OWEN co Auctioneers
N. b. No SMALL BOYS, unless accomphEie led by
evening sales.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

ONO. The whig party have set down the
majority in Ohio at not more than 5000. The
best answer to that is contained in the Cleve-
land Plaindealer, (democratic) which offers to
bet the whig paper in the asme place, which
publishes the story, 500 that the democrats
will have $4,000 majority, and 800 on every
additional thousand, until it reaches twenty,
on the State ticket.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

From THE BAY. The Gloucester Telegraph
learns that most of the fishing fleet is now in
the vicinity of Margaree Island, where large
number of men are placed to look after the
Americans. Schooner Potomac has arrived
from Canso and reports that a Newburyport
vessel, name not known, has recently been ia
ken by the cutters.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Democratic Meeting!

II is expected that Hon J. W. BRADBURY and G EO-
+. SHEPLEY, Esq, Will address the Mechanics Pierce
and King club in this ciIy at Granile Hall THURS
DAY EVENING NEXT. Let there he general atten-
dance of the WHOLE DEMOCRACY. ALL invited
to be present. PER ORDER.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

How TO GET A HUSBAND TO LOVE YOU DEARLY-Gel
a bottle two of the Balm Of Thousand Flowers TO
your treckles, pinpe, sunburn tan bloches, &C.
and make yourself look handsome, and he could not
help loving you.
Sold bY SAWYER & MAGoUN and WV B. SrEARNs
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Seven mile Mirror.

DERHAM'S Magnificent Painting EXTENSIVELY
L KNOWN as The seven mile Mirror, will be exhibit
ted at CITY BALL every evening during The remain
der Of this week, al Il o'clock aud this "wednesday y
am Saturday afternoons al 3 O'Clock Addmision only
IS cts. children under II half price
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

4 LARGE quantity Teas in whoIes, halves and
quarter boxes, such Bohea, Souc hong, Pouchong
Ningyong, Ooons, Old and Young Hyson &c, jusl
received and for sale cheap as the cheapest, by
10 ROBINSON X COTTON.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

~ The newspapers from all quarters are
dressed in mourning for the death of Mr. Web
ster. The funeral is TO take place Friday, at
II NJ. vast multitude will be present.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

Upon the reception of the news of the death
of MIR. Webster on Monday, the flags of both
parties, and some places of business, were
dressed in mourning,
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

st John, NB-Ar 18th inst, ship Josephine, Bornholm
Boston.
Ar 2orh, brig Rio Grande, Smith and Oregon, Carey
New York.
st Stephen-Ar 18th, ships Sas Leonard, Basset, n
York; Pauline, Colburn, Bath.
Genoa-In port I'd, bark Oregon, Hinckley, unc.
Cronstadt-In port 25th ut, barks Mazatlan, Macoon
chartered tor Liverpool Genbum, Sampson, expected
to be engaged for quarter; Waltham, Houdlutte
for New York l6 days.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Mechanics Pierce & King Club.

Regular meetings of this Club are to be held
at Granite Hall, every Friday evening. All
Democrats in the city are respectfully invited to
be present. ARTHUR BROWN, Sec.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
For Sale J.

0N Liberal Terms, lot of land on Middle ST, rext
" south OF James Farrin. Call on
JAMES cox, or
Oct 81. 1852. j. ELLSWORTH
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
One Cent Reward.

WHEREAS, Moses Emery Douglass my apprentice,
w has left my premises without any just cause This
forbid all persons harboring trusting him on
my shall pay debts OF his contracting
after this date Whoever will return said Moses
Emery Douglass 10 me, shall be entitled 10 the above
reward. JOHN WHlTMORE Jr.
Bowdolnham Oct. 19th 1852. 3w19E
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

sag 1t is reported that Hon. r. c. Winthrop
will succeed Mr.. Webster as Secretary of State.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
The Road to Wealth.
Eo11cWAY'S PILLS.


AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF THE GRAv-
FL, AND A MOST ANGEROUS LIVER COM
PLANT
Copy ofa Letter addressed J. X. Heydon, ESQ., SD
ney, New South Wales: dated Feb. 2olh, 1851
SIR,-A Mr. Thomas Clark, a setef at Lake George,
was for a cons ldeIabIe lime seriously afflicted with
complaint oflhc Liver together with The Gravel His
medical attendants after irving their skill, canddly
told HIM that his hopeless ana any urther ef-
forts useless. In This situation, and when expecting
every day wond terminate hi. existence, friend rec
omnended him TO Try Hooway's Pills and as iororn
hope he did 50: the first dose gave him considerable
relief he therefore persevered in taking them according
to the directions and now restored 10 perfect health
He will feel great pleasure III confirming This stale
men, make affidavit 10 the same effect,
should il be required.
(Signed) WM. JONES.
Proprietor of the Goubum Herald New So. Wales
Cure of pain and tightness in the Chest and
Stomach of person 81 years of age.
From Messrs Thew Il Son, ProprieIors OF the Lynn
Advertiser who can vouch for the following state
ment-August2 ,, lo5l
To Professor Holloway. SIR-l desire 10 bear les
timony TO the good effects OF Holloways Pills. For
some wears suffered severely from pain and tight
ness in the stomach, which was also accompanied by
shouness ofbreath, that prevented me from walking
about. am Sl years of age, and Notwithstanding my
advanced of life these pills have relieved me,
that am desirous that others shoudbe made acquant-
ed with their virtues. am now rendered, by their
means, comparatively active, and can take exercise
without inconvenience or pam, which could not do
HENRY CoE, North Street, Lynn, Norfolk
Wonderful efficacy of Holloway's Pills in cases
- of Dropsy.
Persons suffering from Dropsy, cit her about the turn
of life or m other times, should Immediately have re-
course TO these pills. hundreds of persons are annu
ay cured by their use OF this dlreul compla int in ils
different stages when all other means had failed
These celebrated Pills wonderfully eifcacous in
the following complaints:
Ague Fevers of all kinds Stone and
Asthma FITS Gravel
Bilious Complaints Gout Secondary
Blolches OH the skin Headache Symptoms
Bowel Complaints Indig gesilon Tic Dolour-
Coles Inham;Ia ion eaux
Consl ipaiion of the Jaundce Tumors
Bowels Liver Complaints Ulcers
Consumption lIumbaSo Venerial Affec-
Debility Piles lions
Dropsy Rheumatism Worms of all
Dysentery Retention of Urine kinds
Erys!peias Scrofula, Or Kings Weaknesses
Female lrregulnri- Evil from whatev-
ties Sore Threats er cause Nc
Sold al tne Es'abnshmenl OF Professor HOLLOWAY,
244 Strand, (near Temple Bari London and bv ali re-
spectacle Druggists and dealers in medicine hont
the British Empire and Of those of the United States
and boxes al 37A cents 81 and 81 so each
Wholesale by the Principal Drug Houses in The Uni
on. and by JOSHUA DURGIN & CO. Portland
JOHN MATHEWS, Agent for Bath.
There is a considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of patients in ev-
! cry disorder are athxed to each box. eop1y11
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Notice..
Direct from Boston.

A FEW more ofthose nice cigars for sale al
II 10 ROBINSON l. COTTONs
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Ounce Of Prevention ,oorth Pound of Cur
Facts for the PeODIe.
DOWNS ELIXIR.

ElRST Al this season Of the year when coughs anc
colds are so common, everybody should know tina
the safest and surest remedy 10 be ob,a ined is
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

ISRAEL WAsHBuRN, Jr., member of Con-
gress from the Pcnobscot District, who ad
dressed the wings of this city at the City Hall
last week, made speech in Congress last spring
against the Compromise, and among other
things, said -
This may safely say-they (the majority
of the Northern whigs) will not consent that
the whig party shall be denationalized by the
introduction of any new test of political ortho
doxy. They piH Rever consent that tie .thaHty
Of the Compromise measures shall De made a part
Of the Wing creed: and any candidate, whether
he be Gen. SCOTT, any Other man, who
insists upon that, who is nominated by a
Convention which affirms requires it, CAN
NOT, IN MY OPINION, BE ELECTED
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

A MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN BURNED
A correspondent of the Portsmouth On. H.)
Chronicle states that the old boat store house
at Alton Bay, n. IL was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday morning, about 8 o'clock. A tene-
snent in the upper part was occupied by Mr..
aSycr, whose wife and three children per-
ishcd in the flames Mr. Sawyer was not at
home al the time. One little child, two years
old, was tbrcwn from the window, who, it is
thought, will recover from the injuries of the
fall. 1t is supposed that the mother after
chrowing it out returned for the other children
and perished with them.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
FIRE! FIRE!!

THE subscriber continues to receive applIcuons for
L Insurance agans. loss by Fire IN the Augusta
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Please
uaA on }. Ellis W On III, AGENT.
Bath Oct. II: 81 ISL
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Who is the Friend Of the
T@- FOREIGNER?

In the United States Senate, on the 10th of
August, 1S41, (when Pierce, King and Gra-
ham were all in that body) Mr.. Young, of Hi
nois, democrat, moved an amendment TO the
land distribution bill TO the effect 'M1s for
eigners should haze the same right to prs..emptiOn
as native born citizens" On that proposition,
the vote (as will be found in the Congressional
Globe, for the first session of the 9th congress
page 31D stood as follows
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan,
Clay of Ala, Cnthbert, Fulton, KING, Linn,
McRoberts, Moulton, PIERCE, Smith of
Conn.,, Sturgeon, Tallmadge, Tappan, Walk
er, White, Williams, Woodbury., Wright and
Young-22. (2O democrats and whigs.)
Nays-Messrs. Archer, Bates, Bayard, Ber-
rien, Choate, Clay of KY, Clayton, Dixon,
Evans, GRAHAM, Henderson, Huntington,
ker, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Por-
ter, Prentiss, Rives, Simmons, Smith of lndi-
ana, Southard and Woodbridge-25 (All
whigs.)
Read this, naturalized citizens. The whig
party, (saying but barely two of twentv-seven)
and prominently among them, Mr.. Graham,
voted against the amendment to secure you
equal privileges with the native citizen, while
every democrat, Pierce and King with them,
voted for the amendment. Intelligent and re-
fecting foreigners, you who have left the lib
erty-creshiag dyuasties of the old world, will
you not think Of these things when you come
to the polls, and will you not obey every i'm
pulse Of true human nature, and vote for those
Hho are really your friends !-Boston Tines
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
New & Rich JeweIry, Watches, &c

A LARGE aud well selected stock OF Jewery,
II Watches, &c, just received and VIII be sold very
low stock of Jewery is the largest tha mas ever
beeu offered al private sale in this place
June 90, 1852. D. W. hEAIH r Co.
Eastern times., 1852-10-28
Table Cutlery.
Britannia Castors.

TEA POrS, Coffee Pots, Urns rich Golhic Tea Trays
l common Dry Egg Coolers, Britannia Soup Tu.
reens, &c. S w. HEATH&CO.
June 20, 1852 2f
Eastern times., 1852-10-28

DECEIVED direct from New York, the best brands
IL of Family Flour. which will be sold low at the
stores opposite the gadahock Huse and the corner
of fWaier and Federal Sis. II. X. SMITH CO.
Bath, June 20, 1852. III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-25

New PHlLosorHICAL HuMBUG-THE pEerLEs
CoLLEGE.-A great deal Of noise has been raised
within the last few weeks, in relation to convcn-
tion held the other day at Rochester, for the pur-
pose, alleged, of establishing a new college
somewhere in this State, to be called . The PEOPLES
College," and to embrace both boys and girls, to
be educated at their own cxpcnsc-the pupils work
ing half the day at several trades, and learning
what they can in the other half We perceive that
the Fourrierites, socialists. fanatics abolitonists
and infdels, all the State, have congrega.ed at
that convention, and seom to be very earnest and
enthusiastic in the movement. We have no doubt
but this project is Fourrierite and socialist con-
Germ from the jump. The systems Of education in
this State and the institutions established in it. are
ample, liberal, enlightened, and generous. They
embrace from the highest to the lowest class Of So
ciety in their systems, and are quite sufficient
to meet all the necessities Of the present and every
succeeding generation. The project of the new
college is, therefore, entirely work OF supereroga-
tiOn butt from certain indications, it seems to have
been originated by socialists and Fourrcrtes, as
sort Of cover or refuge from the terrible failures
they have met with in their frequent attempts here,
during the last few years, to establish socialistc
communities, or Fourrieritc phalanxes as in the
old country. The whole concern is humbug, from
beginning to end.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-25

THE EMIGRATION TO AUsTRALIA.-The discovery
Of gold in Australia has turned the attention Of
many Of citizens to that quarter Of the world;
and the late extraordinary intelligence from Eng
land Of the result of the mining operations in that
portion Of her colonial possessions, has induced
many persons, anxious to make rapid fortunes to
seriously consider the propricty Of turning their
steps in that direction Our shpo ners, always on
the qni ere to take advantage Of any public move
ment that may bring grist to their mill, have al
ready made arrangements to accommodate and en-
courage the emigration to Australia, by immc-
dately putting vessels on for that trade There are
already three vessels advertised for Port Philip
the ships Helena and Revenue, and the brig Radius,
to sail respectively the 9Th, 10th, and 9th Of
June. The Helena has already some hundred pas
sengers engaged, and it is expected she will FIJI up
to her utmost capacity long before the day Of sailing
arrives The other two vessels have only just been
put on, but the inquiries at the agencies regarding
the price olpassage &c., increase hourly, and the
prospect is that they viii Gil up quickly OF those
who have already engaged passages to Australia,
large maiorities English, either from this or
neighborng cities, OF from Canada. Among them
are entire families, going there to permanently To-
cate themaelyes. A party Of nine from Hartford
ha- also engaged bsrths on board one Of the above
vessels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-25

CRYSTAL PALACES ~ EUROPE. The mania for
erecting crystal palaces seems to be growing in va
rious parts Of Europe. One is about being con-
struoted in Paris, another somewhere in Germany,
and another in The North Of Europe. Even the
London crystal pahce-t1le removal of which has
been decded-has been purchased and is about TO
be reconstructed in different locality, in the
neighborhood Of London, as permanent structure.
The erection Of all these crystal PALACES will I'M
doubtcdy interfere very much with the Transmission
Of articles for exhibition frem Europe to America,
which had been expected by those getting up the
crystal palace in New York How far this may in
iure it time viii tells but yet VIC have heard very
little Of the progress made by this crystal palace,
and would like to know what the managers are
about these tine days Reservoir square looks very
invtingly towards architects masons, contractors.
and.all but none Of them yet make their appear
auce there