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rHA SEES HUrEI, No. So broadway, New sosA.
This opened ny tho undersigned OF the city
of s.hinston the sh inst 10
A~ssnhir In he CITY, and ne 70 ms oen".
No rsius or be render s patrons com
fcriabl. - any other hotel In tho country = ,,,..r
esu, - ar New York, September s, 1852.
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NEW York, May Id. rss3.-The undersigned has this day
opened No ~ William street, merchants Ershansc
10 the transaction Of q general brokerage business
Bank mining, Faroad government bsss ana Guy
bought and sold.
Prornissory notes and loans negotiated
NM EMANUEL n. HART.
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Mn. T. hfCHAan8, PnscDG, bf
wt have sm~~si esatsm dnsnG ~ second
ws~As il Js aaA win opss M aseAss ysas IN Msndy
Hepsmbss lass full eafaevd
va further p.rcua catalogues ssd crca'ass q Pam
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lsAPTAIN w. T. SHERMAN. late OF the
" friends snd the public that he takes char
Of Luras, Turner 4 Co, In fan Frnncisco, =
yss,d.ne~ In that city, where he vii, give hi
the Investment ~ money. tho collection and
Ing exchange on all parts of tho world, and IN
es's business In IL most general sense.
The great wealth and responsibility offhe n
title IL 10 the most perfect confidence.
Sep i4~dim
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hereby certify that the best Of knowledge and belief the
above named re good and sufficient. Eff.
2i--dQO Dec a-A
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UNIvERsHTY OF LOUIsiAHA.-MEDICALDE PART.
MENT
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART-
will Monday, November H. and will erm-
nate N tis ensuing March.

THE No KA of the 1outhsrn MAnaGA6&aEvss, DAAk
HENRY NJ NoUnos
aAS4 hR ri ua.5EtHHs3f 4tg Agent 3. n. Daak.
E~p 3-dR s. 85s. - ltsstss| sN y,
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MAGNIsICEKT nAhyLAND LOITEnIAs
S0k AovxssHa. 1858

mAGSIEICEKT nARYLAKD LOTTERIEs
soA AosKssGA, 1853
AYMENr or PRIZES UeRAKTIED BY THE STATE or
MAkYLAhD. tt M&~&
EGERToN AND BROTHER
Regular licensed for The Of hsIsDd,
snest and Exchange Place, Baltimore.
The following splendid scbsn particularly worthy The
tton OF The public comprising of the brilliant oeres
eses draw IN u,e unifed States
RICH oNE-DoLLAR SCHEME!
On Tuesday, November I. 1854
PATAPsco Institute LOTTERY,
Class 2yJ.
rs numbeTs--l2 ballots.
x.af q Ia 81
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WANTRO SnA proved Farm one hu ndrrd
h hasdred and ny less within Of
Washington farm n FROM upwsrd suit Any per
having farm IN. nbove he
can MAD purchaser by sdde-sne psid stating Ae
N. w BOYD,
octl3-Awaw HaRcrstown. Md.
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OsrBosov hand warrant No 81 o Issued under tho set Of
Of the s-th September, $780,
Lieut. George Graham United been
destroyed shs sS weeks from this date. apply the Com
missioner of Pensions for renewal Of said
0rs4-sw6w' GEORGE T. GRAHAM.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

IMPORTANT VERDICT IN AN ADVERTISING
cAsE.-In suit in the Supreme Court yes
lerday, before Judge Oakly, brought by the
proprietors Of the Courier and Enquirer
against Henry |. IbboIson, for advertising,
the jury rendered a verdict for plaintiff Of
$3lS,89, the amount claimed with interest.
Ii appeares that when the advertisement was
taken to the Courier office, there was some
misunderstanding respecting the number Of
insertions. Ii was, however, put in loaded
and displayed. and remained SO for $50 days,
a; 50 for each insertion. The defence set
up was chiefly that MIR. lbbotson's orders in
respect 10 the advertisement were not car
ried out. However, he took the Courier and
Enquirer daily. and, as was presumed by
the Court, saw The advertisement in ques-
tion aud should have notified The editor to
alter or discontinue it. The Court ruled
that he should have given this notice, and
not have expected TO enjoy the benefit OF the
advertisement without paying for il.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
Productive Farming.

In a treatise on Productive Farming,
Just issued from the press, the following
observations occur lit is in vegetable
as in animal life y; mother Grams her
child exclusively with arrow root-it be-
comes tat, il is true, but, alas 1t is rickety,
and gets its teeth very slowly, and with
Difficult y. Mamma is ignorant, or never
thinks, that her offspring cannot make
bone-out ofstarch. Il does its best and
were il not for a little milk and bread, per-
haps now and then little meat and soup,
il would have no bones, and teeth at all.
Farmers keep poultry; and what is true
Of fowls is true Of cabbage, turnip, or
an ear Of wheat If we mix with the food
of fowls sufficient quantity of egg-shells
or chalk, which they cal greedily, they
will lay many more. eggs than BEFORE
a well-fcd fowl is disposed TO lay vast
number more Of eggs, bu, can not do SO
without the material for the shells, how
ever nourishing IN other respects her food
may be. "A fowl, with the best will in
the world, not finding any lime in the
soil, nor mortar from walls, nor calcare.
Gus matter IN her food, is incapaci,ated
from laying any eggs a: all. Let farmers
law such facts as these, which are matter:
of common observation, to heart, anC
transfer The analogy. as they Justly mus
do, 10 the habits Of plants. which arc Al
truly alive. and answer as closely to evl
or iudicious treatment, as their own hor
ses.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
Jewelry, Clecks and Fancy Goods,
A LARG L assor tmeni, and will be sold cheap by
a Bath Sent 10. L. II. G MARSTON.
Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE'SPaten Up al int Arti fic ial5 ate, for
Dsale in any quantity
HENnAII - ICTIAPnS0N &C.

DLAKE' SPaten iP amt ! Artificial5 late, for
Dsale in any quantity by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON Co.
Theyalue ofthisa rticle will be seen b the
following &c rli6ca te rom gentlemen who have
usedii and proved itsindurating qualities.
MR.BLAKE- Dear Sir,-I had building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory
thereof 0 { which was covered with your Fire
proof Paint or Artificial Slate. The factory
look FIRE nd duringt he progress fits destruc-
tion, large numbers o burning shing eaa n 9th
ei comb ustibematerials fell upont hisfoof +, 50
covered, and expected every momentto see il
burstinto flames ,butafter the factory burned
down. examine dsaid roo r. md uEditliteralIy
covered with Goals and cDIders, butthe fire had
MOI madethe least impressiCn upon il. After
thistest. Theoretically ce= benO doubt asto
its6re-proo fqualities.
Rochester Sept. ,l846. SETH u JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway New York Oct, 4th, I04S.
MR. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred fl he American, with your Fire.
nroofPaint Wenow fndtha: ii mas become
ashard - late and the almost constitutional
ofthesars.nts( W hous I het top fth ehousefor
dryir <cloth les doe IA feet II q the east
and itprovesa \ haiti wa : recommended
6tf TABER g. BAGLEY
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

from The camphor than from infection.--
Although camphor is dissolved in water
only in small quantity, sufficient, how
ever, is taken up 70 give the water both
its aromatic odor and bitter taste. II
some shavings Of camphor are thrown on
the surface Of perfectly clean water in 9
basin5 the pieces immediately begin TO
move rapidly, some round on their CEN
tres, others from place to place. The
cause of these motions is unknown
Camphor exists In many plants but i IS
chiefly obtained from two plants-one
native of China and Japan, much resem>
bling the laurel. 1t is obtained by chop
ping the leaves, branches, roots, &C., into
small pieces and placing them in still
with water. The other camphor tree is
native of lSorneo and Sumatra. The
camphor is obtained by splitting open the
tree, when It is found in large pieces in
the interior.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

A gentleman at Dayton, Ohio, IN anote
to the Dayton papers, says: while at the
supper table, little child, which was sea-
ted id lis mothers lap, suddenly grasped
hold of cup full of hot tea, severity seals
cling its left hand and arm. imme>
diately brought pan of -four and plunged
the arm into il, covering entirely the
parts scaided with the -four. The effect
was truly remarkabe-the pam was gone
instantly. then bandaged the arm
loosely, applying plenty of flour next to
the skin, and on the following morn there
was not the least sign that the arm had
been scalded- neither did the child suffer
the least pain after the application Of the
-four
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Would he spend his hard-gained earnings
The Angels Bridge.

Wheneer a rainbow slept along the sky,
The thoughtful child expected Angel bands
Would glide upon its gorgeous path of light,
With half-furled wings and meekly folded
hands;
Fo, he had dreamed the rainbow was bridge
On which came bright ones from the far of
shore
A strange but pleasant dreaSn- but he believed
And his young T. art with loves sweet faitf
ran DER.
How full Of dreamy hopefulness his face,
How many tender welcomes filed his eyes,
When for celestial visitant she watched.
In mute and holy converse with the skies
The sanity child grew very wan and weak;
And as he lay upon the bed of pain,
One day of storm, he only gently said,
"When will the ANGELS Bridge reach down
again r
In musing trance while gazing on the cloud,
A food Of sunlight lit the humid air,
And springing forth, as if from Gods own
arms,
A lustrous rainbow shone divinely there.
Alender smile played DER the chIld's pale lips
down the bright arch the white robed An
gels come,
Oh, see their shining pinions their sweet
eyes -
FIe said-and mid their soft embraces hoa-
ted home.
Neo York Evening Post
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

Boys when they are boys, are queer
enough. How many ridiculous notions they
have. and what singular desires, which in
after life change and shape themselves into
characteristics Who remembers when he
would have sold his birlh-right for rocking
horse, and his new suit of clothes fer mon
key? Who forgets the sweet faced girl, older
than himself, against whose golden hair he
leaned and wept his griefs away? Who rec
objects when the thought of being circus
rider appeared greater than 10 be President f;
and how jealousy he watched the little fell
lows that wore spangled jackets. and turned
summerseis, and prayed to be like them I? II
memory preserve not these cnprces, or
something similar, the boy is lost in the man.
Happy visions, they come but once and 60
quickly, leaving US even TO sigh for return
OF what can never be again.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

Quick WORK. Mr.. B, we'll
that on one occasion an old woman from The
country came into his printing office with an
old Bible in her hand. want said she,
that you should print it over again. It's
gettin' a leetle blurred, sort of, and my eyes
is nj wot they wos. How much do you ak
Fifty cents Can you have il done iE halt
an hour ?-wish you would: want to be git
tin home: live good ways out o'town.'-
Certainly When the old lady went out, he
sent round to the office OF the American BIZ
BILE society and purchased copy for fifty
cents. 'Lor' sakes a-massy exclaimed the
old lady, when she came 10 look at it, show
good you have fixed it!-it's e'en-a' most
as good as new never see nolhn' so
curious as what prinIin' is!
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
Camphor.

Camphor is vegt table gum, semi-trans-
parent and colorless. Il is exceedingly
volatile. When exposed to the air, il
flies of IA vapor. On account Of its
strong and aromatic smell, il is much used
to preserve cabinets and clothes from
moths and other insects. From its strong
smell has arisen the idea that il is a pre-
servauye against infections disolders, but,
as il is poisonous, disease is more liable
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

These medcinesare the scientific preparations Of a
regular physician
to- THE SYRUP is an article which stands unriDalled
and uRtqndLed IN this any other country a great
humoT medicine. Ii entirely different frt,m any
para ion Of SarSdparHd Dock, and j. far beiit Than
any all of Them Ii has now been tested IN more
than SOC, 1000 cases. embracing persons Of both sex
all ages, and station of life, and for all the
above named diseases, and as yet to knowledge
there has moi been the first instance where il has moi
done the work just as u was stated il would be.
10 MORE THAN 100 900 cases fhumors in all their
many and varied forms, have been treated and been
permanently cured by III
% observation-disclosures who have suffered from
this Distressing complaint for years, have in every
known been cured by these medicines
C. AT LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND SALT RnEUM Pa.
have used the Syrup, together with be Ceraie
many OF them old and mveierale cases and in every
instance effected cure.
10 For ALL ScRoFULoUs HUMoR..-The Syrup Cor
| them has equal in SassaParia anything else.
FEMALE IRREGULARITlEs-There is one cause
Irregular acIon The female functions. In these Il re-
stores 10 health strengtho nd vgor aud enables
| toassume her natural periods.
- NURSING SORE MOUTH This irniy distressing
disease need longer be the dread Of nursing moth
| ers for their is now a reliable remedy The Syrup
together with the Canker Cure, will al once most eff
| etiually and permanently cure this disease.
~ VENEREAL TAINTs AND MERcURTAL DISEASES
are poisonous impurities Of the blood which through
their effect upon The glands felt in every part ofh,
human system. Not single organ that does moi fee
The effects of these oisons and by their renclon upni
each oiher eeciually prevent all the unaided efor
of nature 10 throw them off In such cases, u Their
was ever speckefo for disease the Svrupis
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Sher;f,s Sale.

INCOLN, So. Dec 18th, 1s52-Ihave this day seizee
Ia on execution Jacob Sewall vs Benjamin K Ian
ba rd The right in equity that said Lambard ma o.
had al The time uf the attachment on the Original VIII
redeem The loi Of land and dwelng-house situate -
Crescent Street The same being now occupied by sal,
Lambard and shall sell the al public auction
the Office of Porter Smith, the 18th day OF 1aua
ry, 1885, al three o'clock, NJ, the same beng supec
10 mor,gaae 10 WIN d SewaIl dated June 10 b, 1918
and record ed al the Western Registry Of Deeds lot san
county, Vol 90 pages30 aud 81. reference 70 "hc'
will give description Of The lard s,-;G
3w2o NICHOLS, Deputy Shenn
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Y A r [ Z I Y /.
Push.

Push along, Push hard. Push earn
cstly. It's the way your sound and hear.
ty morlaIs do. And You can't do without
il. The world is so made-soci,ty is so
constructed that us law Of necessity
that you must push. That is If you
would be something and somebody,
Who succeeds? Who makes money
honor and reputation He who heartily
sincerely, ardently, 4nanfuIly pushes, and
he onlv. Be what you may at the top OIL
bottom of the scale, you've got to push in
it to command success. lis SO with ev-
cry man. Do you point to what is called
the man of genius. And think you he
does'nt push. Why he's your companion
pusher-he pushes all the time. lis the
very philosophy of his height and power.
We say no man can OF does get along
without it-style HIM genius or common.
err: lofty or humble by nature.
Push along. Push a strong push, and
perpetual push. All see the power in it.
See how il gains, accumuIates, whether O.
wisdom or wealth. We never knew Q
man-ant we've known hundreds-whC
was right smart pusher, who finally die
not become rich, respected, wise and use
full The fact is, you are morally sure
to become so it, you push-push like real
live, determined, up and down men.
fittings look dark. push the harder
Sunshine and blue sky are just beyond
II you are entangled. push-if your hear
grows feeble, push, push. You'll come
out glorious, never fear. You are on the
right track, and working with the righ
material.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

Fenelon observed to priest who was
complaining to him of the dances of the
psasantry-'My friend, neither you nor
myself need to dance-we can be happy
in our own way but if dancing makes
these poor people happy who have so
few sources Of enjoyment, why should
they not dance E
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
Sherif's Sale.

INCOLN IS, Dec 18th, 1851 have this day selzen
Ia on execution Smith & I.ougee Us Job Donneilall
The right in equity which said Donnel has Or hau =
the time Of the attachment the original Wri' 70
deem the o Of land anI dwelling house situate III nc
city of Bath the r.h side of Oak Street, ana al 'ne
western Of Oak and Garden streets, ahe same
being occupied by said Donne and shai sen .ie
public auc lion the office of Porter SINFUL
the 29h day of January 1853, at O'clock NJ he
same Delng subject 10 mortgage from Arthur ponae
10 Nicholas NTH N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

THE IRIsHMAN's BRoGANs. An Irishman
bought pair brogans, and they looked so
new and nice that he concluded TO carry
them home under his arm, instead Of
wearing them. As he irudged along
bare foot, his toe came in contact with a
rock, and half the nail was torn off,
There, by jabbers ! he exclaimed, what
a pace that would have taken out of me
ShoPS y
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
Sherif's Sale.

r INCOLN. IS, Dec goth, 1854 have this day seized
IL M execution Charles w Magoun David Il sum
Us Beujamin X Lambard, all the right IN equity
meni on The original writ 10 redeem The lot Of land and
dwelling house situate in The city of Ball. on Crescent
Street, the same being occupied by said LamDard'
and shall sell the public auction, at the Once
of Porter Smiih,on the 29th day of January, 1898.
at O'Clock, p NJ, the same being subject to NOR,
gage VIM Sewal, dated June 18Th. 1S4S, recorded
at the Western Registry Of Deeds for said county,
Vol %, page 80 aud 81 and reference 10 which VIII
give the description of the land.
3w2s N NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

E. PLuRIBus UNUM,' said John Bull to
Jonathan as he stood gaping at the flag
floating from the Custom House, few
days since, what on earth does that
mean?' Why said Jonathan, that's
our country's motto. and means, that we
are floating to glory John was satisfied.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

Give the devil his due. Certainly,
says a contemporary: but il is better to
Nave no dealings with the devil and then
there will be nothing due him.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

foung persons often err grievously. when
they suppose certain PRACTICES 70 he safe he
cause o,hers nave pursued them without ap-
paren. harm. For many men of fair exreri-
OF OF suffer from inhrmities known 10 few
Those who cite their example wonId of,a,,
be disnayed if they knew their cond;,;on
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

Il fear said country minister TO his
flock, when explained 10 you IN my last
charity sermon that philanthrophy was
the love of our species, you must Lave
understood me TO say specie, which may
account for tie smallness of the colec,
ton
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
BATH STEAM
CORDAGE MANDATORY.

THE above Mandatory during The pas season hay
ing been completely rehlled with new ma Oh nery-
including Engine, Tarrng Apparatus and Spinn ng
machinery-comprismg all The latest improvements
The propreiors would Inviie the attention Of ship
owners, and dealers ~ Cordage generally 10 iheIres-
Establishment, where may be found an assortment OF first
quality Hemp and Manila Cordage, which will he cold
by wholesale retail The iooesf manufacturers Bri
Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal 10 any ~ he
aTket furnished short notice. aud all orders from
this eighborng towns, will be promptly attended
Please cGttbefore PuychGsing elsewhere.
tf47 g. 4 J. T.. DONNELL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

A learned counsellor once said to a
countryman in smock frock, who was
undergoing his examination IN the witness
box,
You ia the smock frock, how much
are you paid for lyings'
Less than you are, unfortunately, or
you would be in smock frock too
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
? O E 7 R Y


Tell me not that he's poor man,
That his dress is course and bare;
Tell me not his daily pittance
Is workman'r scanly fare.
Tell me not his birth 10 humble
That his parentage is low;
ls he honest in his actionss
That is all I want to know.
Is his word to be relied on
Has his character no blame :
Then care not if he's low-born-
Then ask uot whence his name.
Would he from an unjust action
Turn away with scornful eye.
Would he, than defraud another,
Sooner on the scaffold dles
Would he spend his hardgained earnings
On a brother in DISTRESS
Would he succor the afflicted,
And the weak ones wrongs redressf
Then he is a man deserving
OF my love and my esteem;
And care not what his birthplace
In the eye of man may seem.
Let it be low, thatch'd howell;
Let it be clay-built cot
Let it be parish work house
In my eye it matters not.
And, if others will disown him
AS inferior 10 their caste,
Let them do i'll befriend him
AS brother to the lat.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

Philopena signifies in its common use,
friendships forfeit II is a Greek and
Latin word in compound, and literally
interpreted signifies Il love The penalty
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

You will be always reckoned by the
world nearly OF the same character with
those whose company you keep.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20
B " ST At
Long and Square Shawls.

THE subscribers have Just received large assortment
= of Wool Shawls SONS snrirely patterns, 70 be
sold cheap at the Granite Store. OWEN CO.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

There never was any party, faction. sect
or cabal, whatsoever, in which the most 10.
norant was not the most violent.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-20

TN gallon half gallon, and quart jars Keichups 81
Il every description; Capers; Geiaiines; Olive Oil
English and Anne rcan MnSIa ~, Of superior qualify
PePper-sauce, &C, &c, f. = sale Ivy
Sept % ROBINSON COTTON.