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j: EOGIE ca CHI.

!. 10y hv ;he name Of Darius = l'eynold',
bsIcngn. 10 South beading. Mass, Gale"
for horse at Ike Iive:y Stable of MIR A. H.
Wilcox, in this village, on Saturday the 'is'
ult.. to 60 to West Concord, alleging that he
hal trunk there which he wished TO obtain,
anl giving HI. nare as Charles Swain. As
he dil not return III proper season. su'i'''-
ions were excited that there WAS something
wrong in Tie case, and the first OF the week
succeeding. measures were taken to look HIM
up. lie passed through Lunenbur= andLan-
caster and thence or TIE road to tsorham, Me
Ike had disposed of thei5ufa!o robes, exciiarg-
cd the sleigh .or an old one wthonta top.a"d
offered the horse. which was valuable one,
for 500. lie was brought here on Saturday
in the charge of Deputy Sheriff Ill., and
on Monday. on the plea of guilty, was pn;
under bon,i, of $500 by Asa /. French, Esq,
ami 'or want o, bail. was committed to Dan
vile Jail to await trial. !ie Is II wears oil,
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III the United States.
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bui for the p~cSrr, Il" ,,-,-,,r -. '.-
Jonathan i L." late: h. - ,r, a 4
Symlaia'"S fnr European 'il.n-..
last spark q ii WI troi.irn ~.
not le.t on our continent :, ...,..-. ''Ar'
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it would he possible f.-r'. '-'>o a
up. "a.
FRANCE.
TIL" new Constitution Of =
before the world. and il will. =
l'reriscly what mi"ht he o<r,...,., .,' ia; Z
circumstances, The people .. r., -
entrusted Lori> Napoleon W.T. -, a,'
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''"'' o.. ~ w. NAP" i n SECRETARY
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JENNY LIND M,EEIEp.-The Swedish
NiinI,;ro.,e" has taken a husband. as She had
u.,. 10 Tl con,
place at Boston last week. Mr. and Mrs
G"!d>"hm'Ht left boston the afternoon alter
their marriage, and repaired directly 10
Northampton. where they will reside for the
present, at least. The Springfield Republican
the warblers marriage IN the fol-
loving playful manner;
The deed was done at BOSTON, Thursday
GoiII..6m;Jt The ,;ar ' # brr C T' '''''
VIII thu lip of the husband seal the voice
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. Ian. II. Considerable so1.sa:7-
has been caused IN tn. ,iipIu,n.,ir rir,'.>f
hIerna. by the al'>..nHc If ihr,-,. r,r,r.--, r'a
tir"> "tiorei.n powers n The brand tai -n-
en- a Week a." II, the first Minister OIL. T..
Grown. Prince Srhwarz~nl.rt. |, W., ,og-.
on inquiry that tie irdiyiIual> N aa'>'..
w, the'fiar.s" d'ati;rir,> ot';i.,. Int. So
Inc turkish aml'i>>;tluranl he >r.-> ,'r.-
had not been invited; and t'li> Sill; = .H-.
ed ul'"a as DEMONSTRATORS ~rrci,ir- =.
lar slenliirancc from the ,r,.sr,,, n5,i';,, -,
"t Europe. Ii has been stared in n.e,.r -
'rrs that the Austrian government ue,-'' n
me'iiatc!y recall lis ambassador i-sm Wa
'n-'"n. IN case tn" rr,cprian giy,n 70 n
su'l assumed an official .ilc-. ~. >'.-'
instructions OF apcrom1;"r1 ,argrr ha]e .'s-
despatched from Vienna "a rl.,. r,'-.-,-.a.
tVe> OF Austria and Eu>>is r,-~i,'rt IN '.'
States lhc>c gentlemen haze h.. ''.',
demand their PASSPORTS IN ,.7~,. a~>'>.ai...
cnniary or otherwise. should - -,2,n Z" IT.
finngarian> tx tl.,. American co.,,-..r'':..
'oiiSe' '"nce of resolutions PASSED lli
Tor carr In- oat kn>srth'> nou-ii,,.'sif
system.
Considerable rrri,,,ir, : I'll, IN ,a..
c1rcleS as /" the conrcni~ of rar,r,'I.>' '''.
The | nited States. The ia>jr..n COT
IKE party positively a>>rrl tia: a ''rl'n-' TO-
iw"cn the TX" governments j. ii Land, =
they predict with ronti'..a-r i" r..a--.
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LECTURE .,Y MIR. CREEPY.


The Hon. Horace Greedy Of New York.
will deliver lecture before Ike Institute III
tbs rare Oh TUESDAY evening next. ii ! G
clock. Ills Will I've the 18th and last lecture
ior the season.
Prot. ,he.ils SUI .iicct last Tuesday evening
was. the l.ngiish language and English
Literature.
Tie OK! line lo~otoyos of New Hampshire,
have a way peculiar to themselves for answer
INC the arguments Of their rela1>ing brethren,
\. .,n.c Of IIr Atwo~i'S meetings they hav"
gathered il III ovcrpowrrin@ numbers and
after ne hah concluded lis address, have OF,
E., i resolutions yon,lrmnatory Of his coHr>c
and passed them. These are published in
IL, ;o'o.o.o lape~s =, public opinion. and
L, evidence OF the unporuIariiy oi Mr y
wood. and his rrinrii,!ts They ought, rath-
yr 10 y. looked upon as evidence G. the III
,,vcgn..v %. 70 c:>m.
e. !zfirf>zA j prevailing 1T AL quar-
t...; -. ,.,. i ,.e hear iI...r" seem, . ~,
.. since "a Ncw ..:t.:,a..I that !, free from
IT, I, ha> proved fatal to many o'l and fee
TX s..son>.
TIL. C">,nrn H>IIE"An,-lr is r"rort-
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kos>rTH IN OHIo.-t o'u1aLu<. Ohio, I'll
"'N-ho>suth was presented 10 the Lc-i>la-
tnrr to-day. and received hv Lieut.. Governor
Mrdlli. lie made a brief speech. in which he
compared tins nation Ia a nrw Moses on =
new Mount SINAI. shouting out with ,hun6,r-
ing voice 10 the dc>Iot> of the world Hence
forward this shall tc law. in the ualnr Of III.
Lord. vonr God and our God Ie shall moi
kill nations: We shall not steal their freedom.
!e shall not coret what is vour ncirhlor's. :"
lie also spoke al two remarkable coinridepc-
Is the State OF Ohio and himself had the
same birthday, and the ti'linrs oftodav would
reach Washington when the Senators of the
m'"t States were sitting in Judgment ON the
question OF Intervention. The speech W..
trl't. owing to his rnrcn. Illness. and w,> 70
col'cd with loud APPLAUSE.
81 u. bIkNEf IN FAVOR "a. IoioxIz,-
Tl"N.-CIncinnati papers state that 4 I,lf.r
has been addressed 10y James &. Rirncv 70 :,
co!orcd contention at that place, DECLARING in
favor Of the emigration of the blacks IN ,b;s
country t" Africa, as 4 refuge from their in
'e'i"r condition here, and - pre>eu,in. TIE
lest i''".l-' Of dior iu;ul, c,...to.. and ha,-
rin'>s- Mr. Elrn"y was ;lc liberty caadi.j,;,.
ioC ttc Presidency.
rs The rain" Of tea imported INTO tho l.
m'rd States last wear, WAS four and three.
quarter millions Of collars. ai,o,:, twen,v-or.
cents !" very Inhalitant. During tn same
he-;''' "" consumed ,wc,v. and hall Milo,
'"t"r: With . Eco ~':,l, = .:..,....,,-,
,",l.:. i.ih..i4,an,
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PASSAGE I" CALIfoRNIA.-'rhc y. Y
1 ''''''ne has the following; 1t is Idle. wors.
tAan idle, to visit this CITY with the idea Of
'n2a:;ln" r's>a"e by steam across the 18th.
Ei''s % California. Al tie Vessels no,h
i'l'n'a and N'earaguaj are iail ur to April.
',''' ".os' 'of that month are ra;i'li:- Gll;nr
a. L''Aer engage YOUR passage week. ~.
'"f'''n'' "' axe !ou- way around n. ,..,
IF '''' ~ ~r'''T: thu. j. TO j,ir r.r !,
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i: = .i.".--5. tee W.; .'...:rr..,
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MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Caledonia 'ou''-
" Agricultural Society was holden at i'''-
Vile. on the 10th inst The meeting was cali
ed to order by the President. and the Exec
utiye Committee proceeded to FIJI vacancies
in the Committee on Field Crops, aid on
the Dairy. Simon Blanchard. James ID, Bel!
and +. c. Chambcrlin. constituted the 'o"-
mittee upon Field Crops, and H. l. Moore
+. {. Remington, and Lorin Kinney the
Committee on Dairy.
On Motion a committee OF tivc-con>iSiin@
Of a!essrs. G.. {. Barney. William Blair Ia
sid Carrier, J. ID. S,oidard. x joseph Pres
ton. were appointed to nominate officers Tor
the ensuing year. Adjourned TIL O'CLOCK
AFTrRxnoS.-The Committee to nom-
nate officers made The following report.wmrh
was accepted. and the following named gen
tlemcn were appointed:
.
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:'.~.> "">,> ir,' -. - =" P.nns-.
- ;.,.;. on at thl!,' .lrtc ld.r'.,.,
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hut t" return. Since the diversion of
trade trom Portland. the attention Of the
merchants and business men of YOUR State
has very materially been directed towards
Boston, as afiording the best market for the
sale of produce and the purcha>" OF goods In
my next Will cmicavoi TO show that the time
has come when the city of New York holds
out Inducements which merit their candid
consideration. CT
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-25
Administrators Sale of
Il Il Al EST TATE.

PURSUANT 10 license from Hon Arnold B'aney
L Judge OF Probate within and for The County of Lin
coin, snail sell III public auction the front door Of
my dwelling h9use nj Parkers Head, in Phipsburg, in
sad County, The 9Th day of December, a ID lo52
al of the clock in the afternoon, all the right title and
interest that the late Thomas Cushing had IN and 10
the house and house lot said Parkers Head where
Naihaniel Todd now lives, being mortgage bearing
oa'e OF Aug I'd, 1919, by said Todd TO said Thomas
Cnsnlng on which possession has beer takeH'by
aininlsrarix said Cushings eslate, by virtue ola
VIII H OF possession on judgment said mortgage
sna so ny virtue of license from said Ju Ige sell
M polie auction AT said time and place, all the right,
nie ana interest which said Thomas died seized and
pesseu OF III and 10 one undivided nalf part of
M an1 Store al said Parkers Head, conveyed by Will
' heleF; wa 3is,, lS49, and recorded in Registry
OF Deeds Lincoln, Western District vol % paqes 49I
and 495. MaR'rH, GTs .' M - 1880 'i
i"1e""'6 - INV " ioo2 3w22
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-25
Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE' SPatentP amt I Artificial 5 late for
Dsale in any quantityby
KENDALL u IGH ARnSAN O. O.

DLAKE' SPatentP amt o I Artfc ial 5 late ,for
Dsale in any quantityb by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON& Co.
Thevalue ofthisartic evil be seen by the
certihcatesfrom gentlemen VIII o have
used it a nd proved its ndurating qualities.
Mr.. BLAKE-D Dear Sir,-I had a building
adjoining the avail ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
ther oof oil which was covered with your Fire
proof Paint or Artificial Slate. The factory
took fire and duringt he progress ofits destruc-
ton, large numbers o. burning shingl e. nd 9TH
ell combus,ibiematerials fell upon hisroo +, so
covered, and expected every moment % sc il
burstinto flames ,butafter the factory burned
down examine dsaid roo ia nd found literally
covered with Goals and cinders, buttbe fire had
moi mad e the east impression upon il: AFTER
thlst est, therecertaiulyc can beno dono' as'o
itsfre- proc fqualites. ,oNrs
Rochester, Sept, lS4s. SEIh -
AMERICAN HoTEL'
Broadway New York > Oct an le4o.
.BIAKE-Sir:-We last spring Gov
or.d ,haroo 70 # he American with your Fire
o $50 Wenow fndths: il mas become
p aSord a.s late and the almost constitutional
aaSS,"hesory,nts W ou the top o fthehousefor
J..;r CLOTHES doesno ia fleet it n the least,
- "a ;forovess lhhaiitw wa recommended.
6tf TABER s. BAGLEY
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Administrative Sale.

ID virtue of Il license from the rdge Of Probate for
IL the County of Lincoln, shall expose for sale a
public auction all the real estate of which Ebene
Rowe ed seized and pos ssed incl uug the rever-
sion of the widows dover; situated in Georgetown
known as The homestead aud wood LOT of the deceas ed
EbcneZer Rowe, being all the real he died pos
scssed of. Said stle 10 lake place al the dwelling
house of the late EbeneZer Rowe, in Georgetown. OH
the 20h day OF December AID 1852, at IL Of clock VI
Conditions OF sale made known The time and pla &c
Of said sale. MERCY ROWE, Administrative.
Nov Is, 1852. 3w22
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-25
JUST ISSUED
Real Estate at Auction.

MILL be sold al Public Auction, the premises the
w 2lst day of December next. at 10 O'Clock
less previously disposed OF al private sale. The lot and
stable standing thereon, known the stage stable.
Sud ot Is situated on the corner of Water and Vine
streets, Balh, measuring Wafer 50 feet, and
on Vine street 562 feet There is Oh the premises
excellent well OF water.
Terms made known al the lime and place of sale
For further information apply 10 Mr. DAVIS HATCH,
Buh, or l.. L. JACKSON, Treas
H.. and Agent Me Stage Co.
Brunswick, Nov Is. 1852 .,v.o2
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-25
W0DL!D9S RAT8
Prize Medal Furnace.

WE present Chilson's Patent Ar-warming and venti-
w aing Furnace with the utmost confidence that it
will prove ITSELF fair trial, to be the best Furnace in
..
The long and thorough experience of the inventor
the subject of turning aud ventilation and the fact
that during the past seven years, CIIlLSONS FUR
MACE has gradually superseded all other Furnaces in
tho public Schools Hospitals and Institutions of the city
of Boston, sufficient guaranty of their superiority
Their chief recommendations purity of air. power
full heaters-witi great economy in the consumption of
fuel will burn coal wood equally well, superior draft
easily cleaned great durability, and be set low eel
lars if needed.
These Furnaces warranted to give perfect satisac
ton they will be taken down and charge made
Please call and examine, the in Rogers Block
Front Street, near Sagadahock Ferry.
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These medicines are the scientific preparations of
regular physician.
TO- The SYRUP is article whc stands unriu1licd
and qHdUed III Ibis or any other country, u
humor medicine Ii Is entirely different any pre-
paration of SdrsdpariHa Dock and is far than
than 500, 900 cases, embracing persons of both
above named diseases, and as yet knowledge
there has not been the first instance where has not
done the work just il was stated il would be-
70 MORE THAN 100 900 cases of humors in all their
many and varied forms, have been treated and been
permanently cured by it.
u observation-disclosures who have suffered from
this distressing complaint for years. have III every
known case been cured by these medicines.
u AT LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND SALT RHEUM Pa
TENTs have used the Syrup, together with The Ceraie
many of them old and lnvelerate cases. and in every
instance effected
u For SCRoFULoUs HUMoR..-The Syrup for
Them has equal in Sa.sapara anything else.
FEMALE IRREGULARITiES-There is
which produces reaier amount OF suffering than the
Irregular action the female functions In these 1t
health, strength vgoT and enables nature
TO assume her natural periods.
u NURSING SORE MoUTH-This truly distressing
disease need no longer be the dread of nursing moth
ers, for IT. cir is reliable remedy The Syrup,
together with the Canker Cure, will al once most eff
ieciually and permanently cure this disease.
~ VENEREAL TAINTs AND MERcURIAL DISEASES,
poisonous impurities OF the blood which through
their effect upon the glands felt in every part ofhe
human system. Not single organ that does feel
The effects of these oisons and by their reaction upon
each other, eeclually prevent all the umaided efforts
ofnature 10 throw them off In such cases, il there
was ever specific for any disease the Syrupis for This
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1000 Bottles Sold by one Agent in New York i
Six Months,


One Aren, writes from Western New York-s Send
me One Hundred Dozen Sure Relief Universal PAIN
Ker'' as soon as possible, am all out II is the
most wonderful Pain Killer in the world. Iii used by
our best Physicians.''
some of the worst of Rheumatism in this place;
is truly Wonderful Medicine Please send me two gross
patient writes used all the Pain Killers of the
day. but find worthy the title OF Pam hHler as
yours. 1t is all it is recommended to be-a Sure Relief
Another writes, "the Physicians Sure Relief or
Pain Killer is the best Medicine in the world for Rhea
matism il has effected upon myself which baf
cd the skill of our Physicians Hundreds of such
statements as the above might be adduced-One trial
will convince the most skeptcal.
Two applications have cured the most severe Rheu-
matte pains.
the limbs. -
Sir qualifications have entirely cured Rheumatism
Twenty-Five drops taken every twenty minutes mas
cured Cramps, Spasms, &c.
twenty drops taken every fifteen minutes has cured
O"a ,nncaton has cured Stitches in the Back.
One drop often cured the most severe
Fifteen drops taken every fifteen or twenty "''''1
viii cure Dysentery and Darrhea.
twenty-five drops has cured Sick Headache Headache
Ten drops has often relieved Acid sIo onn
drons will in all cases euro Wind on the
Stomach. :,,,.s will cure Cholera
Morbus. ,rred Iumbago.
Thirty drops daily has cured Gravel ana A'dn's COM
plants. ,.,d hard Coughs can be cured by few
ss ss thousands can tes.iy. pus; ..u,.
doses, idney complaints the sure heet an excellent
For hi .arsn two or three times day. 1rlft
remedy ,;nal difficulties il is invaluable One teaspoon
For relieve the violent pain in the Stomach,
fni store il to its natural feeling When taken accord
an 70 directions it will speedily and efectually
psl complaints horrible disease the Cholera,
az has been proved in innumerable cases in New Or
leans, st Louis Cincinnati and many other large cities
in Inc South and West where the Diahea and Cholera
have ragged fatally Reader fyou suffering from
either Of tho diseases named above, from pain from
any be and try this great Relief and will
be well.
E Price, u ~, IS and 81 1-2 cents per bottle.
AsENTs-A G Page and + LincoIn, Bah VIM
Baker, Isaac Stanw cod. A l. Sianw o"d and Geo
Upham, Brunswick; Chs johnson, S,ockbridre Ea-
ton, Il Jack and F Lawson, Harpswel; Talman,
Lowell, Pbipsburg w Clifford, Edgecomb; b Fish
er McClintock. WCarlisle. Boothbay; E Dana, Jr.,
Damariscoua: II Herbert Bristol. -tf
is NATHAN WOOD, General Agent for Maine.
Also-fo, sale by The above gents, Hnkleys Asiatie
Liniment Asiatic and Poor Mans Plssiers for Rheu-
matism Cramps, Sprains, &c. 1yls
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