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T 8. ROBINSON, No. South Chaoes stres
y. Baltimore, ha; in store and for sale at NJ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05

would scarcely recognize the internal portion
of it as of the same structure These improve
ments consists, chiefly, in the enlargement Of
the Hall of the House Of Representatives, by
taking away the fire places and the document
rooms at the concentrating the room of a
square form, and adding largely to its capaci-
V-the reconstruction of the seats, the Speak
er table, and Clerks desk-the addition of
two more windows-the re-arrangment of the
Gallaries above, and also the adjacent room
leading to the Senate Chamber on one side,
and the Council Chamber on the other the
construction Of a large Committee Room in the
basement under the Land and Treasury Offices
the addition of large and elegant curtain
to the window back Of the Speakers table
and finally the introduction of gas, with
splendid chandelier in the centre Of the Hall.
The Senate Chamber, the Committee Rooms
and all other important portions of the building
are also to be lighted with gas. Needed inn
provements have also been made in the Sen
ate Chamber and in other parts of the building;
which have greatly added to its beauty and
convenience. The Wisdom Of the State
being thus handsomely provided for, should
deport itself IN manner corresponding with
the elegance of its accommodations and doubt
less will do so.--Age.
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Mutrriags.

In this city, oath ut, by Rev n Brooks Mr. Francis W
Little this city, to Miss Emily D. McKenney Of Wis
casset-
In this city, Jan. j, by Rev. n. Brooks Edgar r. Snow
Of this city, to Miss Martha A. Tarr, Of Topsham.
In this city, Slst ult by Rev. z. Jaques ". Berkins
to Miss Mercy VI Green.
In this city, 81 nst by the same Mr.. Robert S. Clarke
to Miss Mary f. Robbins.
in Yarmouth, by Rev. s Il. Allen, David l. Warner to
Miss Mary Redey both of this city.
In North Yarmouth, - ult.. by Rev. s. r. Blake, Mr..
James T. Goodwin Miss Elizabeth s. Pattee,
this city
In Wadoboro Lcander d. Benner TO Miss Louisa Crea-
mer Capt Virgil NJ Hewes, Of San Francisco, Miss Alb
by A. daughter Of Mr. William Haskell, Of Windsor.
In Brunswick, by Alfred j. Stone Esq., Mr.. David VI.
Coombs, of Bath Miss Ann c. daughter Of William Mas
tiers, Esq. of II.
In Augusta, Ralph c. johnson Of Milwaukee, Wis, tn
Miss Julia E., daughter Of Allen Lambert Esq Gilman
johnson to Miss Sarah Fisk Of Fayette; George Allen
Miss Rcbecca D. Kimball Benz L. Lovejoy Miss Susan
Ann Gordon.
In Gardiner, George W. Atkins to Miss Helen E. daugh-
ter Of Nathan Foster, Esq.
In Rockland, Edward Head to Miss Sarah Kuhn.
In GoudsborO', j. n. Haraden to Miss Clara r. Smith.
In Lncolnville, Mathew Leadbeer of Lincolnvile 10
Miss Margaret Hit, Of Hope.
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THREE DAYS LATER
T. R q MI EUROPE

The Royal Mail Steamship Africa, from
Liverpool 9Th inst, arrived at New York on
Saturday, at halEpast 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Letters from Bucharest of the 9Th of De-
cember, announce the suspension of hostilities
on the Danube. The impression at Vienna
was strong that the Eastern question would be
arranged satisfactorily.
1t was reported that a Russian naval divi-
sion, with 6000 troops on board, had been re-
! pulsed at Chifsikin, in which one Russian
steamer was destroyed aud frigate dismasted
1900 Russians are said 10 have been killed in
the engagement.
Another engagement was reported to have
occurred near Abaca, between Turkish steam
ers and Russian frigate aud brig, the latter
Withdrawing in a shattered state.
1t was reported at Vienna on the 18th, that
a combined Russian and Persian army was
about to march on Erzeroum.
Four steamers belonging to the allied powers
had gone to Constantinuple
The intelligence of the defeat at Sinope,
caused great sensation at Constantinople /;
the Grand Divan was instantly convened All
! foreign ministers were present. No doubt the
| allied fleet will soon enter the Black Sea.
The carnage at Sinope was immense.
Ii was reported that ROdewitch, the late
| Secretary Of Prince GOrtschakolf, had been
shot at St. Petersburg in consequence of cor
! responding with the Turks.
There IS report current Of an insurrection
| Russian Armenia.
The Russians had gained battle on the
Armenian frontiers; 400 Turks were killed.
The Turks have captured Ackalzecl Il is
| reported that they have also captured an i'm
portant fortress at Lerndrap0lis
Schamys, the Crcassian leader, and Selm
Pacha, are gradually approaching each other,
taking all the fortresses oa their line Of march,
Prince WoronZOa was surrounded at Tehis :;
his retreat has been cut off,
Schamyl had captured six Russian furtress-
es after hard fighting and heavy losses on both
sides. Also defeated Is 900 Russians at an
other place.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05
The New Year.

Yesterday new year opened IFS books
There is nothing in the physical world 10 in
dictate, on the earth or in the sky, that this is
division point in the course of time. Yet this
period is one of the paases that man makes to
enable him 10 group events Z: and thus comes
the HAPPY NEW YEAR-the day Of joy, and
hope, and congratulaiion.
When, Of new years day, could an Ameri-
can feel prouder of his country! When we're
signs more encouraging Everywhere the
great work of developing oar immense internal
resources IS in triumphant progress. The
great motive power that is daring all and doing
all, IS the young American, exuiing and work
ing under the genial inAaences Of a political
system so simple that he can comprehend and
manage It; that he has not just thought of
fearing it; and SO sure Of continuance that he
goes on in that confidence which is the parent
of effort. Ii is this pewer that is turning to
such triumphant use physical agents, and pro-
ducing the results attained by steam, the cleo
tive force, aad the wonderful increase of the
implements Of machinery that is extending,
with rapid strides, an all-powerfui commercial
system that is multiplying the comforts of
life; that is carrying out new channels for cap
itat aud new fields for enterprise; and that is
crOwaing all BY striving for corresponding ed
ucatiOnal results.
The great characteristic Of ali this is, that
here individual elevation is so general. Other
lands present similar energy and results, bot it
is the work of few, and rebounds to the profit
Of bat few, who become permanent aristo-
eraey, aud as such are entailed an integral
part Of the state. Here there may be an aris-
tocracy created by successful trade, bat il does
not become a fixture in our polity. 1t is
transient arisiOcracy. which is continually
changing, which was born of successful enter
prise, and which continued enterprise and judg-
ment only Gao maintain. Hence the elevation
Of our country is general Each farmer, each
merchant. each manufacturer, is feeling lis in
fuGOce and reaping the fruits of successful toll
In such view, il well may be affirmed that no
people which the sun shines on have SO firmly
grasped hold of the elements Of an ever onward
civilization as have the people Of this country
That trio of sisters, agriculture, manufactures
and commerce, are more successful now than
they ever we're. Our fields are feeding the
hungry Of other lands with cheap food our
workshops have arrived TO point Of skilful
execution which defes competition our mer-
chants are bearing our flag on every sea-
These splendid interests are OVERLOOKING with
pr0sperity.-BOSt0n Post.
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Tremendous Fire in New York

About one o'clock on the morning of the
9th ult., fire broke out in the Novelty
Bakery establishment, 242 Front street. 1t
was completely destroyed, together with the
greater part of its contents The flames soon
extended to the adjoining building, and through
into Water street. destroying nine stores with
their contents. The wind blew gale from
the northwest, covering the shipping at the
docks with burning cinders. The Great Re-
public was soon in flames, and burnt to the
waters edge. The packet ship Joseph
Walker is also total loss. The clipper ship
White Squall was towed down the river a
mass of flames. The clipper Red Rover was
towed out Of dock in flames and was evidently
burnt to the waters edge The packet ship
De Witt Clinton and many other vessels are
seriously burnt in their spars, rigging, or
huIls.
The Great Republic was scuttled when she
first took fire, but there was not sufficient
water to sink her. Total loss is over one
million of dollars.
There was an insurance Of $40, 0OOin Phil
adelphia on the Great Republic, and $2fO, 900
in New York. The cargo was valued at
$500, 000-insurance unknown.
The ship Joseph Walker was insured in
Wall street for 10000.
The Red Rover was not much injured, she
being towed into the stream
The White Squall was also towed out, but
was too far gone to be saved.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05

The ATTEMPT TO AssAsSINATE LOUIS Ma
PoLEoN. A citizen Of Utica now in Paris,
writes to friend in the former city, under
date of the 7th ult., as follows, in relation to
the alleged attempt to assassinate Louis Napo-
leon:
Napoleon was wounded slightly last week
at Funlanbean do not know whether you
will see an account of it in our papers, as it
has not been published here. He was fired at
three times, one ball passing within few
inches of his head, another grazed his side-
The perpetrator was instantly killed and the
affair is hushed up.'-ADany Argus, Dec. 30.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05

MURDER AND SUIciDE.-On Sunday evening
Mr.. Haynes, Superintendent Of the Poor
House in Groton in this State, during a tenn
porary fit of insanity, cut his throat with a
razor. He then attacked his wife with the
same instrument, severing the jugular vein.
and causing her death in short lime.
DR.. Pineo the physician Of the Poor House,
came into the house about the time of the traP-
edy, and Haynes Immediately made m attack
upon him with the razor. At the same time a
drunken person, who was present, seized the
doctor round the waist and held him so firmly
that for while his situation was very critical.
lie succeeded, however, in releasing himself
from the hold Of the drunken man, and soon
mastered Haynes, who was rapidly growing
weak from the loss Of blood. HAYNES survived
but short time. We learn that a few DAYS
since. he made an attack upon Doctor Pineo,
though not Of so violent character. Boston
Journal.
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DGntbs.

In this city, 9th ult, William Franklin youngest son OF
Il. w. and Sarah Stearns, aged years and mos
In this eity,ve suddenly Both ut Capt Elijah D. Man.
son. Of most enterprsng ship builders
In this city, % ult, Susan Lowden, aged months and
eighteen days.
In Bowdoinham, 31ut John E., son Of s. V. and Maria
Given, aged 10 years and months
In Wiscaset Nov 20 Mrs Susan Warner aged so years
In Augusta, James Page, aged 62 Mrs Eliza s.. wife Of
James Brooks aged IL mos; Aaron Dow, aged 20
years mos; Geo. A. Of Geo A. Norcross, aged Is
mos; Green L., son Of Durham G. Greedy, aged Is.
In Hope, Mr.. Reuben SaIord aged about 90 years.
In North Boothbay Dec, 18th, Susan Josephine, daugh-
ter Of 81 and Esther Barter, aged years and
FAREWELL dearest daughter; how sweet thy repose
While thy song with the angels in melody flows;
Fond parents weeping that dark Providence,
That has frowned pathway and taken thee hence.
Thy form Angelic, dear Susan, see;
And seem to embrace thee again my knee,
All well resign thee, since life's tender chord
In death has been broken, rest Thou with the Lord
Il. IL ID.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

New Orlenns-Ar I'D, ships Monmouth, Trufant
Bremerhaven; Sagadahock Fisher Boston; DID, bark Jane
Doten, Cardiff.
Ar 2ls ships Gen Berry, seavey, Newport e. Marshfed
Torrey, London.
Ar oath, bark Tangier. Swectser, Baltimore.
Ar 18th, ship Western Continent, Liverpool
Also cid 17th ships NJ dc Embi Percy Iavre.
ApaInchicOIa-Ar 21st sch Lamartine, Thorndikc
Camden.
EdgraIOwn-Ar Goth, sch VIM Dresser Savannah
for Bath, and sid 9th.
MObilc-Cld oil, ship Cynosure, Tucker, Liverpool
Ar 22d, ship Roger Stewart, Skolfield, New York.
JacksOnvilIe-Arl 4th sch Berry, Pendleton Bath
Cha rIcstOn-Sld2 18th, ship Grotto, Stewart Havre
PhiladcIPhia-Ar 18th, ship Wales, LOMBARD Liv-
erpool.
New YOrk-Ar Both, brig Gen Marshall, Cardenas
CID 27h ship Charlotte Reed, Elwel, Havre; 3Oth ship
Rappalamnock, Cushing Liverpool.
Ar 2Sth, ship Yorktown Meyer, London.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05

CHEROKEE DIFFICULTIES Various yeports
continue to reach here from Flint district, in
relation 10 the trail Of the murderers of the
Adairs, but we are unable to place any reliance
upon what we hear One reports is, that seven
Of the number have been found guilty but
this again is contradcted. If any of the mob
are convicted, we shall expect to hear of con-
siderable difficulties, unless the principal chief
pardons them. We understand many threats
have been made, in case Of the conviction Of
the mob. What will be the result we cannot
venture an opiuion.-Fort Smith (Ark.) Her.
MD
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05

GUANo -As the result Of an investigation,
recently made, the British Admiral on the Pa
cifc station (Moresdy) writes 10 his govern
ment that the total quantity of guano on the
Chiucha Islands, Peru, at the present date, is
only 5000, 900 and that, at the present rate
of expectation, it will be exhausted, i. e. so
much of il as would pay freight, in eight or
nine years The outer Lobos Islands, whittier
Mr.. Benson's vessels were sent to load, will
doubtless be opened to commerce, when the
supply at the Chincha Islands is exhausted
Journal of Commerce.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05
Valuable House Lets for Sale.

GO HOUSE LOTS, comprised In that tract n land
10 known The Sewall e d. lying between High and
Lincoln and north Of Green Street, offered for
sale.
AS Of these lots, lying north OF contemplated
extending frm Lincoln street High street, into which
il will open near The house Of Judge smith, and conlinn-
with Oak street. SIS feet wide by tIeep and
the remaining 20 lots lying between the above mentioned
street and Green street. SIS feet Mide and 7rods
deep, all Of which aIe laid out az right angles with the
streets and therefore give ample acommodous
dweinghOdSe Aud all other necessary buildings tOgeth
er with garden spot sufficiently large.
These the valuable building lots now wit in
The limits Of the city and the whole feld or any
her of lots down one, be purchased reasonable
terms.
Further information respecting them cah be obtained
on inquiring Of DR. PAYNE, Middle street, or Of Rev.
s. F. DIXIE, High street. 27tf
Bath Dec 90, 1853
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 10th ult, Tranquebar, Harvard Mirim
Chi
Sid FIN Bordeaux 12th Ellen Maria, Whtmore, New Or
leans.
At Havana 22l ult brig Rivuet Senter for Cork to load
nolasses taken up at e3 Is, capacity 1900 boxes.
Sid 10th, brig Matinic, Thorndike, Boston.
At Maanzas Doth inst banks Odd Fellow, Elliott R Ia
vna) for Boston Portland ldg; John Bird Bird, dsg
brig Stephen Young for New York ldg.
Sid 18th, barks Robt Pencil, EdmoTis Portland Orne
Rodbird, Baltimore.
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MRS. NJ. SCOTT, No. 70 Cannon street
RESIDENT 0FsNEw YORK CITY TEST
FIES TO THE GOOD EFFECTS OF
DIR. M'Lanc's Celebrated Liver Pills.

~ HEAR HIM.!
AA A NEw YoRE, August 80, 1852.
II This Is to certify that have had the LIVER COM
PLANT for five years during which time have tried al
most all known remedies, but purpose Hearing OF
Dr. Nanes Celebrated Liver Pills, concluded to try
box did so, and am now almost cured. 1 think one
box more will effect permanent cheerfully
recommend these Pills all who may suffer from liver com.
PLANT have also known them Used with the most happy
results in Of sick headache, or dyspepsia
MIR. SWIFT, No 1id Attorney street.
NJ PURCHASERS win be careful to ask for d. McIAxEs
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, and take else There
other Pills, purportng be Liver Pills. now before the pub
c DIR. MLanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated yermi.
uge be had at all respectable Drug Stores In the
United States and Canada,
BURR PERRY, Cornhill Boston, General Agents for
New England. A q Page, Agent, Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally
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CARRIERS ADDRESS,
,isiIs TITO she Patrons OF the
H "a SIR ETA NJ TIM ELS.



enc yearsaso-one Winter mOrn4-s
lusty little babe was born
: a 4fEsekin' was Of 50 fair hue
Ills form fine; his eyes so blue
His head shaped his cry so mild -
w. In short, so perfect was the child
"a, So strong and sure was hope, at hrst'
Thedcating parents spurned the worst,
81. And predicted, for their lovely boy,
& A long career of unsulied joy. ea
iaar The babe grew on mid hopes and fears
He passed the Spring, his childhood's years;
But Time rolled on, (relentlcss Tme,) ID. 4 .,, .
Ana Summer found him in his primes .sI s. .ssat
f Honor holds forth jcwelled crown, .,oet H-. ~
And high ambition leads him ON
The distant future tempts his sight
r.. With fame and glory, shining bright =
All happy man he llttle recks ? p
That soon hen don the lens convex;
But it's too true, and Autumn, now,
Twines silyery threads around his brow;
Wrinkles appear, and with deep grief
He marks the q sere and yellow leaf'
.ss But time flew on, and Winter came a.
.t All |! where are now his hopes Of fame,
Where is his glory, bright and fair p
AlNanished in the wintry air! -,s
Hia furrowed brow his locks Of snow,
His tottering limbs, his footsteps slow,
His feeble form, once fresh with YOUTH
Betoken all the dismal truth,
That soon his final days hen spend,
And soon his brief career will end
AT last, at twelve Saturday night,
When the starry vault was clear and bright,
Grim Death stretched forth his spectre hand,
And lightly touched him with his wand
The hoary pilgrims life DER,
And '53 is no more!
Indulgent friends through the year just past,
When the wind has blown with fearful blast
Through Summers burning, scorching heat,
And through the Winters driving sleet,
I've trudged about las well you know,) ,-
Regardless how fercely it may blow,
Needless how wildly it may pour,
- Aye left the TINES within your door,
= And, sitting In your easy chair,
Untouched by want and free from care,
Clad in your wrap and velvet shoes
You've opened the sheet and read the news
While the poor carrier, Drawing the wind,
Has left his paper to improve your mind
To him, kind patrons, to his employment
You small share of enjoyment,
And for the happiness he has made,
He humbly asks material aid y
But asks It SaereIy as an attestation
Ofyour warm approval and appreciation,
That once again he may perform his part
With ieyful mind and happy heart
AsyOu molly acted your part BEFORE
Like a dutifu servant he comes once more;
SO now, kind patrons Of the EASTERN TINES,
Please to produce the glittering dimes.
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LINCOLN ss-zDec 3, 1853. s.--.
I HAVE this day taken Execution Henry baYfclus
of Georgetown, james Will ans Of said George
town. and shall sell the public auction, d. the
store Of Thomas EmmonS, in said Georgetown, on Fri
day. the 18th day Of January 1854, IL O'Clock tho
forenoon, nh the right, rifle and interest that the said
Williams has had the time Of the atachnfent the
original writ THE following described real stae, with
the appurenances thereto belonging situated in George
William Williams eastery by the creek I'm the Ma&sh
southery by land Of Henry Bauchus, and westerly BY
Back River, being tie same premises conveyed said
Williams by said Bauchus by deed dated April = 1884,
and mortgaged by said Williams sA1 BaurhSs, May
81. l>52, TO secure the payment Of hundred a fifty
dollars in six, and twelve months, with interest.
~. NICHOLS. DeDuty SHERIFF
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Dr.. M'LANE's CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE.

" This is to certify that was troubled with tape
worm LOT more than six months. tried all the known
remedies for this dreadful action but without being able
20 destroy it. got one of Dr. MLanes Almanacs which
contained notices Of several wonderful cures that had
performed by his celebrated yermuge resolved try 1t;
anu Immediately purchased BOTTLE which took
og TO directions and the result was, discharged
large tape wom measuring than yard, besides
number Of small ones. Pa
MRS. NJ SCOTT, No. 70 Cannon street
d. Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DR. Nc
LANES CELEnR ArED VERxFUGE, and take else. All
other Vermifges in comparison, worthless Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine Vermfuge also, his Celebrated Liver Pills
can now be had at all Of the respectable Drug Stores in tn
United States and Canada
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05

STOCKHOLDERS in this Company are hereby notified
that subscriptions will be received It's several oces
until the 2h Of December next for the stock oFdere
at their last annual meeting.
The number of shares win be IN the proportion Of one
share Of to two shares Of old stock and mus
be made a the Office Of the Treasurer m PortahV On cF
before the first day Of January next ,,-. --..
Portland, Nov. Is, 1853. -