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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-17

ROBBERY AT THE MAINE RAILROAD DEPOT.
On Saturday night just after the arrival of the
train from the Eastward, the car used by Long
ly's Express. at the Boston and Maine Rail
road depot, was broken open, and bundle of
dry goods, marked Turner, Wilson & Co,
Boston, and two foot hair trunk marked Saw
yer, we're distracted from the same 1t is pre-
sumed that the robbery was committed by a
person secreted in the building, as half an hour
previous to the discovery of the robbery the
watch found everything secure, and subsequent
ly that out door Of the bnilding, through
which it is supposed the rogue conveyed the
booty, was unbolted.-Atlas.
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City of Bath.
In Board. Of Aldermen, May 10, 1852.

In Board Of Aldermen, May 10, 1852.
ORDERED: THAT the Quarantine Regu atIons be
~ follows. and after The 10 day of une
and until the 10Th day of OctobersHsxl, quarantine
shall be had all vessels their officers, crews
thar AZ he
ANY conia sickness prevailed he their
derariure; on all vessels on board OF which any
person shall have died, have been sick with any
lagious disease during their homewafd bolid passage
No person shall be allowed 10 go board OF or on
shore from any vessel when OH quarantine, without
permit from the boarding officer. Vessels will anchor
on The quarantine ground, opposite the South Steam
NJ ill.
o Pilots will take notice of the foregoing regula-
tons ami act accordingly.
JOHN PATTEN, Mayor.
WILLIAM ToRREy, City Clerk
Bath, June 1, 1862 soft
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TO the Consumptfve.

% Persons who have been taking the COP LIVER
OIL, be pleased TO learn thai DR. WILBOR, loo Cour,
81, Bosi ODD from directions OF several
professional gentlemen in combining the oil win lime,
in such manner that is pleasant 10 The taste anu us
ehects1n- Lung complaints are truly wohoeIiui re'y
many persons whose were pronounced hopeiess
and who had taken the clear Oil for long Time with
out marked effect; have been entirely cured by using
Be sure, and get the genuine, manufactured by
A. b. WILBOR
Forsale by A.. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and
r;o;n;t,, ~ 3m43
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Democratic Caucus.

The Democratic Republicans of the. Repre-
sentative District, composed of Phipsbnrg,
Georgetown. Arrowsic and West Bath, will
meet in convention at the Town Hall Phips-
burg, on Saturday. the 26th inst, at two
o'clock in the afternoon to assign the time
when each of said towns shall select candi-
date for Representative to the State Legisla-
ture. + Per order of Town Committee.
Phipsburg, June 7. 1852.
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Two PERSONS KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Charleston, June 9th. During the thunder
storm on Monday. negroes who were on
raft in Ashley river, were struck by lightning
and two of them instantly killed, the others
were not seriously injured. An immense syc-
amore tree near the race ground was at the
same time rven to the roots.
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CowARDl.Y OUTRAGE. A friend from Fau-
quier informed us OF an outrage in Loudonn,
a few DAYS since, unparalleled in this day of
outrage and wrong. A young man from
from the North, graduate of Yale College,
aad of highly reputable connexions, was en-
gagged as II teacher in that county, He be.
came enamored ola beautiful young girl in
the neigh5orhood, with whom he clipped and
married at Washington. The young lady
had many suitors, who being greatly enraged
at thus being outwitIed by a Yankee school
master, determined on revenge. One OF
Them went 10 Washington, and invited the
bridegroom and bride to his house, and sent
his carriage for them to some point on The
railroad. In returning, The carriage was
waylad, the man dragged from the side oil
his wife, and, despite her screams and inn
ploring appeals for mercy, he was bound
hand and foot, and beat until life was near
~ extincl.-Frederic (Mary'and) Ne,cs.
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The Dangers of Delay.


Light is a powder magazine,
A leak al sea, that yawns unseen, .t.. -.
Are not with greater danger rife
Than Coughs and Colds TO human life
AS hung the falchion by a thread,
Above the Island Tyrani's head
So, poised a.of, deaths dart impends
Der him whose Cough, neglected tends
To dread Consumption-worst of ills
That while Hopes lamp shines brightly, kills!
Then parley not with threatening iate
- The cure apply before too late
In ROGERS SYRUP you will find
Three potent remedies combined,
The feverlsh symptoms twill aIlay,
Give the chokcd lungs their heallhful play;
The Cough remove, the strength restore,
And build the system up once more.
CAUT1ON.-None genuine unless there is the
BUT wrnpper note Of hand, signed with pen, by
l. SCOVILL Co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A l.. SEQ
VlI.L& CO, Proprelors at their Principal Depot,
GOTHIC HALL No. 3l6, Broadtvay, New YORK, TO
whom all orders for the Medicine, and letters relating
TO agencies, should be addressed, postpaid.
ALSO, for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo
boro, by NJ NJ Rawson.
PRICE-In large bottles, LOO: or SIX bottles for SIS
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UNFORTUNATE OCCURRENCE. Mr.
Davis, son Of Moses DAVIS, late of this city,
was drowned from sail boat Oh his pas
sage from Bucksrort TO this city, yesterday.
Mr.. Davis had engaged to go to Castine 10
work at his trade that of blacksnlIh-and
was on his way to provide for the necessl-
lies of his widowed mother when the acci-
dent occurred. He intended TO come iE the
mail coach, hut having a passage IN the
boat offered him Tree, he concluded to accept
it, notwithstanding The expressed fears OF
his wife that she should not again see him
alive. The boat was upset by squall.-
Mr. Davis was a good swimmer-one OF his
companions could not swim, but he man
aged 10 get ashore, and nearly succeeded 10
saving DAVIS. The third man was also
saved. Davis was probably taken with
cramps.-Bangor Courier.
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DISASTERS. ,

Sch Betsey. of and FIN Thomaston with lime went on
shore 10th Chatham Bar and took fire. burning the
waters edge 81 bbls lime sails, rigging, cables and
anchor have been saved.
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Shin and Family Stores.

PURCHASERS invited 10 call and examine the
L stock of goods of The subscriber. the Of
Wafer and Feiera STREETS. where particular attention
viii he paid 10 putting up Ship stores and Family Gro
ceries. r. r SMITH l. CO.
BAH, June 10, 1872. So
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SPOKEN.

June lat Sc, lon IA U.s. passed brig Albion Cooper
hence for >avannah.
June q 81, Ion rs so, ship Dublin, from Mobile for
Havre.
May lat 66 49, Ion % 40, ship John Spear Of Rock.
land, FIN N Orleans for st Petersburg.
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State Of Maine.

r INCOLN, sat a Probate Court held al Wiscasset
IL on the seventh day of June, A d 1852.
ORDERED, that VIM S. Pattee, administrator of the
estate of Samuel Palee, late of Bath, in sud County
deceased notify the hers'al law and creditors Of said
deceased and II persons interested, that his second
of administration the estate of said deceased
will be offered for allowance at Probate Court al
Bath the twenty second day of June nst when and
where they may be present ifihey cause. l.-, ID
Notice tobe given by publishing attest ed COPY Of
this order in he Eastern Times, paper printed in Bath
weeks successfully before said Court OF Probate
Given under my hand this seventh day of June: in the
year OF Lord thousand eight hundred and 6fy-
Two. s ARNOLD BLANEY Judge of Probate.
Copy Attest EDWIN s. HovEy, Reeistey. 2w5l
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Notice.

LII PERSONS ar. hereby forbidden purchasing note
n of hand, PAYABLE 10 William II. Pratt, and signed
by Nathaniel Merryman and VIM Curtis as surety da-
ted Brunswick May 49, 1851 for hundred dollars
payable in year with interest, ihere was no con-
siderainn for sa id noie. NATHL MERRYMAN.
Bruisw ch, May lO,1S52. 3w52*
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To the Honorable Arnold Baney, Esquire Judge of
Probate, within and for the County of Lincoli--
Dcar Sir: Having lett the Stale of Name, and it be-
ing therefore impossible for attend the duties
of A dminislrairIx of The of The lae Dr. John
Sockbridge, hereby request leave 10 resign the OIL
fee of Administrative, and request that soma other
suitable person be appointed.
Yours &C. STOCKBRlDGE.
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Administrators Sale Of
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue ola license
" from the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Judge of Pro-
bate within and for the County of Lincoln there will be
exposed for sale at The dwelling house of the subscriber
al Parkers Head in Phipsburg in said County, on The
fourteenth day of July next, al O'Clock in The alter
much of the real estate Thomas Gushing. laie
o said Phipsburg dec eased will produce the OF
thirty five hundred and nine dollars for The payment of
his just debts incidental charges of sale and charg
of administration
SAID real estate is follows, viz:-the right and
equity redeem the lot and buildings where the said
Thomas resided al hrs decease-he RICH in equity 10
redeem the old Gushing farm including ma rsh-a small
piece of marsh, at Small Pomr-one-haf part of VIM
Kelleys Store al said Parker's Head-onc-haf of
No 5, Parkers Head, subjected TO mortgage 10 Samuel
Kendall-a The right, title and interest Of said dcceas
ed in The lot and dwellinghouse where NaIh'l Todd
resides. with the subsequent right by judgment and
writ of possession-pew No "A Centre Meeting house
and also pew in the gallery Of the All said
real being situated in said Phipsburg-reservns
however. the right of The widow 20 her dower'lheren
but the rever sion thereof 10 he sold.
Dated al PEipsbutg his first day Of June, AID 1852.
MARTHA CUSHING.
Adminisrarix of said Thomas Cushing's estate.
3w51
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Genuine Medicines.
NI 81 Z Z { 81 O. g s.

In Georgetown, 18th inst, by Allen Clary, Esq, Mr.
James Marsh OF this city, to Miss Martha Ann Law
ry of G..
In Boston, 9TH inst, Mr. Chas Baxter of Charestown
to Miss So ,hronia Sanford of Gardiner.
In Gardiner Smith Maxcy TO Miss Emma G DinslJw
of Richmond.
In Hallowell, Henry Smith t. Miss Sarah Melvin Hen
ny A Albee Miss Martha A Bran.
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LINCOLN sat- Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
within and for the County of Lincoln, OIL The 9TH day
otJune, ID 1852.
On the foregoing petIlionit ordered that The petit
toner give notice all persons interested by publish
ing i'll The Eastern Times printed in Bath, copy OF this
petition with this order thereon fourteen days before
The 22d day OF June inst that he may appear al Pro-
bate Court then be held Bath, al ten O'Clock Ill The
forenoon. and show cause, il any he have why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted,
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge.
Atrue copy. Attest EDWIN HovEY, Reg. 3w5l
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ID G 81 { ID s..

In this city, 10th inst, Nancy Kent, aged year and
5 months. -a
IN Parsonfeld, Mr. Georg. Newbegn, aged SO. He was
soldier OF the revolution, and list Lieutenant in the
1872.
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SMITH & LEACH

WILL carry the business of House and Ship Painting
Glazing, Paper Hanging, &c. the old stand Of ohm
Smith, Haey's Block, Front st.
All work entrusted their will be done in faith
full and workma like share of public patron
age is respectfully solicited. N SMITH,
E D LEACH,
Bath, March %. 1852. 4ltf
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Commissioners Notice.

ME having been appointed by the Judge ofProbae for
w the County of Lincoln receive and examine the
claims of the creditors of Milton Mereen, late of Phips-
burg in said County, deceased whose represent
ed nsovent, give notice that six months commencing
the second day of February 1859, have been allowed
t. said creditors to bring in and prove their claims and
that we will attend to the service assigned at ath
April 22d and June Sd the office of Washington Gil
bert and at Parkers Head in Phipsburg March 25th
May 10th and July 18th at the Counting Room of James
l. Todd, at one O'Clock of each OF said days.
Also, the third day OF August, w. Gibert's Of
fee, Bath, at the hour
Dated this third day Of February. A 1852.
w. GILBERT, c,
3w35 JAMES L. TODD, s
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WILD BEASTS
AND EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, being the
entire Establishments of
B. SANDS & CO., and G. c. QUICK Il co.
Will perform at BATH, on LINCOLN STREET, OH
Monday, June 2Sth, 1852.

Will perform at BATH, on LINCOLN STREET, on
Monday, June 2Sth, 1852.
One price OF admission 10 both Doors open 4 and
Z O'Clock. Performances commence AT and
Il O'Clock, p NJ.
Admission 25 cents-No half price,
THE Caravan a nd Circus will enter town in grand
L proc .s>ior, preceded by magnificent Cortege and
Music Chariot with the N. Y. Bugie Band. under the
direction of John PdrSonS
The Mera.er,c VIII be displayed one side of the
interior of The immense travelling Pavilion, The audi
being seated on the other with the Arena for the
Ring Performances in the centre. The whole will be
Illuminated by patent chandeliers.
THE BIOLOGICAL COLLECTION,
Embraces beautiiuI assortment, recently purcha sed
from The the aje Earl of Derby and Mr. Wum
bell of England among which the following IL
Lions; White Polar Bear; California Grizzly Bear
Pair OF Leopards, Rhnoceros Royal Bengal Tiger ;
Black POonah Bear; Alpaca BraziLian Tiger; Kan
garoos; English Deer; Striped and spotted Hyenas ;
Pelicans; Black and White S,1ans; Gold and Silver
Pheasans; :. A. Ostrich; Cassuaway; CIv;t Cat ;
Black Bear Monkies Birds &c
Mr. BROOKS will exhibit i'll the Performing Den his
supreme control over u group of Lions, Tigers and
Leopards.
THE EQUESTRIAN FEATURES.
Mr.. j. j. Naihans and his Phio will appear in the
finished Two Horse Performance ever witnessed;
Mr.. Nalhans and Mr. Hawkins will likewise perform
the Roman Gadia;ors horseback MIR. J II. I.ovetI
Clown; Masis +. and w Pastor, Miss Emma Ma
hans and w. Kennedy III variety of acis.
The performances embraced in the above combined
Exhibitions are IN every respect perfect in each de-
parlmen all exhibit under the same canvas, and one
price price only Of admission 10 ALL The entertainment
will conclude with the Pageant Of
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
2w52 - j. burgess, Agent.
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Carriages for Sale,

THE subscriber has Tor sale good new Family
covered Carriage also one Wagon.
May %. 40 THOS. EATON, JR.
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Indian DoCtress
AND
Independent Clairvoyant.
MADAME YOUNG

WILL be al The Elliot House, i'll Bath. for week
w commencing on Thursday, june 17ih
Madame Y. furnishes her patients with Roots, and
directions 10 ina Ike their Syrups therefore. humbug
no mystery alcohol in her practice. Advice gratis
Visits monthly. 2w52
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LING DIN, sat Probate Court held al wiscas-
set, within and for The County of Lincoln OIL the
seventh day Of June, A 1852
Ont foregoing petition, ordered, that the said petit
TONER give notice 10 all persons Interested n sa id es-
holden al Wiscassei, within and for said County on
the frat Monday ofJuiy itexi, by Causing chpy OF
Eastern Times, paper printed al Bah in said County,
three weeks excessively previous to said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Prubate
Attest: EDWIN s. HovEy, Register.
ATrue Copy Attest EDwis s. HovEY, Reg awss
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Temperance Waterman Club.
The Temperance Waterman Club will meet
every Tuesday evening at half-past o'clock,
F. M, at Rechabite Hall. Per order.
Bath, May 26th.
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Ship Timber.

90 TONS ofhard wood Ship Timber, such as Floo
CO Timbers, Fat,ocks, Naval Timber, &c. for sale
cheap. Inquire of OWEN CO.
June s
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To the Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge of Probate for the
County of Lincoln.
fNHr subscriber guardian ofJonathan Cey and Juia
Cilley, minor children of Jonathan Cilley, late of
Thomaston deceased, respectfully represents tina said
minors owners in common of a of land w.
ing north of the lots the side of Maine in
Thomaston, owned by Jacobs Jr, John O'Brien,s es
ate and John Rugges beng bounded south by said lots
east by house lot belonging to Greeneaf and Julia
Cilley-north by land of k Jacobs Jr and H Smith
and west by street leading north from said Maine street.
conta aiming about three -ourths Of an
Also, certain lot of land in Rocklund, on the road
leading from the village to the Backngton quaries boun-
ded follows beginning stake and stones where the
board fence meets the stone WALL and running west seven
rods and fifteen links to the re d-thence by said
road westerly four re DIS ten links stake and stones
thence south five degs west thirteen rods stake and
stones-hence east thirteen rods stake and stones at
the board fencethence north five dogs to the first
mentioned Misunderstanding about acre. and being
part OF the farm formerly owned DO Jackson Turner
The subscriber having received he believes advan-
ageous offers for said lots viz $500 for the first and $50
for the second and they being now productive Of In
come he Of the opinion that the interest of said minors
would be promoted by the sale Of said lots said prices
He accordingly prays for license sell said at said
rates. Z 3 NEALLEY, Guardian.
Bath, May co. 1852. 80,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

A GOOD orpORTuNiTY Is OFFERED 10 NAN
n with c,oi.a to invest VIII ratfec, saty from hum
dfefs thousands dollars aid big profit on
will he dearly expainci by ling at 2s
broadway, corner Of Fulton stree, on
BAIk,9N 4 MATHEWS.
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sIO EY MA RLN EFT.

THURSDAY, June 10--G p. NJ,
There is nothing in the stock market to-day
the first board there little activity than usual
in the leading fances and slight advance realized
in prices Erie Bonds ISL. up !, per cent Della
ware and Hudson. y; Erie Railroad Il Harlem 4
Reading Railroad, 4 Canton Company fell Off a per
cent; Long Island al Norwich and Worcester x. At
the second board New jersey Zinc advanced d per cent?
stonpgton. n; Morris Canal al Canton Company l;
Erie Railroad Il; Harlem =: Reading Railroad l. At
the close the market was firm with upward tendency
There indications in the street of an active specul-
tive movement and Of the heaviest and shrewdest
operators feel confident that naton greater than
yet experienced. is about being realized
The receipts at the Office Of The Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day amounted So i30 payments Is 900
72-balance. 81 057. 32l AZ.
The Boston and Maine Railroad Company have de-
clared semannua dividend of three and half per
cent.
The receipts Of the Albany and Schenectady Railroad
Company for the month Of May 1852 amounted to S28
SCI AS against s203 &C Tor the corresponding month in
1851 Increase in the month, S3.123 81. in June thus
far, the increase has been still greater
The earnings of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Company for the month of May 1852 amounted to s.
7s9 81 against s1733 "a for the same month In 1851 In
S2.056 SO.
The amount Of tolls tho New York State canals re-
ceivod at the Collectors Office in Albany during the first
week Of June 7S61 S. against IS a13 IL for tho
same week the previous year Increase In 1852 81 9lS
rs Excess in favor Of 1852. during the four weeks in
May. 81 l65 so Total excess, $3,114 o5
The genuine plates Of the Bank of Kentucky of the
denomination Ct tens, have recently been stolen and
large batch Of the notes printed which viii Of course be
put into circulation The theft managed adroity
that clue be obtained to its discovery lead to
the detection of the perperor The plates stolcn
from the engraver, in Cincinnati.
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FUN TNNcINLNI
JOHN p. HALE, Of NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ron VICE PRESIDENT;

ron VICE PRESIDENT;
TASsIUs u. CLAY. on KENTUCKY
The State Central Committe Of the anti slavery
party. through their newspaper organ in Massa-
ohusctts. also announce that they are opposed 70
the democratic party, On the ground Of their no
limitations, and the principles put forward in their
platform. Bat not only that. but tLey arc opposed,
il advance, - the whig nominee, whoever lie may
be. firmly believing that tie wing party, whoever
their candidate may be j. just unpy;nciplcd, and
"a much opposed 70 human Iberty-as they call
niger en- nc atioIas the democratic party itself
The declare they will oppose General Scott
whether he i nominated without & declaration Il
with onse ard that they WI epicayor 70 unite al.
tho ani-sasery elements and the free sellers Of the
North upon The candidates they Lave now put forth
Hale, II New Hampshire and Clay, Of kentucky
We expected that tho anti-slavcry debris would
very soon Lave moved, iii the present aspect Of
things. but We did not anticipate such sudden ac-
tion. No dcubr tie nominations anl the plan Of
operations have been agreed upon by the caucus ut
Washington, though il was irst prcInuig ated from
Boston, Mass. u i singular. too, that this party
sbould have selected son Of New Hampshire to
run against the candidate of the democrats who
have taken their choice from ;he same State; but
il would be more singular still if the Wing Conven
ton should nominate Dir. Webster as their candi
date ior then would presented to the country
three Presidential candidates, all natives and sons
Of the little State q New Hampshire. Such honcrs
accnmulating that sister Of the Union, are SO
great ~ almost to render il doubtful whether her
cxaltation will not well nigh explode her granite
mountains. 30 that it may. the approaching 20
ltca contest is already beginning to be interesting
TIE democrats have never presented such unanimity
and enthusiasm they now exhibit no, not even
In the time Of Gen. Jackson. All sections and
factions Of the party, North and South, seem to be
perfectly satisfied with the nomination, and are
rushing each others heads 10 pro ounce in IA
sor of Pierce and his principles. The wing party,
in their movements next week, and hereafter will
be under the necessity Of walking with caution de-
liberation and judgment, for they win be placed be-
tween two camps--the democrats one side with
Pierce of New Hampshire, for standard bearer, and
Tie anti slavery debris the other, with Hale, Of
the same State, AS their nominee. They are in
dangc,ou dcfle, and nothing but miracle in their
nominations them from utter humiliation