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Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Marriu9rs.

this city, 13thinst at the sagadahock House, by Rev
N Brooks, Mr.. James Munroe Of st. George N b. to Miss
A. C. Hall of Topsham.
In Brunswick, 5h inst. Mr. Thomas j. Gatche to Miss
Sarah J. Ward both Of B.
In Fitzwilliam, N. H., sth ns Mr.. Moses D. Boardman
Of Winchendon Mass Miss Harriet Loasa daughter OF
Moses Springer, Esq, Of Gardiner.
In Hallowel by Rev. Mr. Skeee, Mr. Stephen LarTabee
Of this city, to Mrs. Emma W. Metca daughter Of the late
Capt. Samuel Watts, OH.
In CHELSEA, James H. Covi of Piston to Miss Sarah e.
Pike Of G.
In Rockand, Augustine Richardson to Mrs. Susan Can
dage Robert Catlin Of Searspor to Miss Amanda Stetson
of LincolnVile.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

IN GOOD Coat makers, do pant do. do Vest do,
1O who will begven good prices and constant employ
ment by W. HAWTHORNE,
SO 63 Front st. Bath, Ne.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

The clergy are doing large business in pol
ltcs just now we shall see with what advan-
tage to the Cause they wish to promote. Our
own opinion is. that the general sense OF the
country will not sustain them in travelling so
far out of their appropriate sphere.-M Y.
Courier, Iera.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Maine Shiu-Building for 1863.

We have been able to procure statistics OF
the vessels built in the thirteen several DIS
tricts in this state during the year 1853, with
the exception of one district, that of kenne-
bunk. We publish altogether, and the SHIP
builders of Maine may with pride revert to
the exhibit of their years operations Never
before has the great industry of Maine shown
such wonderful results. Leaving out the
95ths, and calling the tonnage built In kenne-
bunk 5000 tons, Tin 1851 It was 5000 tons
we find the amount built IN 1853 to be I65,-
4O6, Tone hundred and Sirty.tfU thousand four
hundred and sir tonsD For the year ending
June 3Oth, 1852, (the latest date to which the
government statistics have been published, }
the state built ITO, ,O47 tons, which was larger
than the build of any previous year. So it
will be seen that the increase over the build
of any previous year is 55, 1859 tons The
reader, though he may be astonished to see
the amount Of tons built, will hardly be able
10 credit the estimation of their value. 1t will
be seen that most of this tonnage is in ships.
A fair average for double-decked vessels ready
= for sea, is $55 per ton. Much higher prices
have been paid, but it has been where the
charter was to be conveyed with the vessel.
But call the average value of this tonnage $55,
and we have as the value of the product of
this single branch of our industry, the sum of
$9,O97 $3.50, (nine millions ninety-seren htOus-
and three hundred and thirty dollars , The
whole tonnage built in the United States for
the year ending June 80, 1852, was 35I ,493
tons OF this amount there were 269 steam-
ers, and 267 sloops and canal-boats, not sea-
going tonnage, and comprising large amount
of the tonnage built.
The following table will show the tonnage
built in the United States for the years ind-
Gated, including steamers and tonnage not sea-
going, of which Maine builds comparatively
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

%This is exclusive of the Kennebunk dis
trict. Probably ten ships have been built in
that district. This would make the enormous
number Of I56 ships for the year SO. Gov
eminent statistics make no distinction between
ships and barques, we have made none.-Re-
publican (BelfaSt) Journal.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Valuable House lets for Sale

hS l ~ ?, conn rised in that cf land
~ KNOWN as me Sewall he d. lying between Hkh and
-ale NV 0 i0A
4s Of these lots, lying north Of Contaminated street
go feet wde which is to be located trouptha hntre
extending from Lincoln street TO High street into which
il will open the house Of Judge Smith and contnn-
os with Oak street. 55 feet de by rods leep and
the remaining 20 lots lying between the above mentioned
new street and Green street. So feet wde rods
Deep all of which laid right angles with the
streets and therefore give ample for commodious
dweinghoise and all other n6crssay buildings togeth
er with garden spot sufficiently large.
These are the most valuable building lots noN within
the limits OF the city and the whole field, ,or any hdh
Der Of lots down 20 one, can be purchased reasonable
terms. Title undOuBted.
Further information respecting them can be obtained
on nquring &c DIR PkYN MI; Middle street Or Of Rev:
s. F. Dixie, High street. 27tf
Bath Dec 20. 1853.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

The comparative amount of tonnage in ships
built during the last year is much greater, as
the ships have been larger than those during
previous years. In the government year of
1850 we built in Maine 81 ,2lI tons in 1851,
II 1888 tons in 1852, IIO,O tons.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL, So

SrINsoS & Co.. No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION packets from Bath Boston. Capt
Snson is vorably known experienced merchant and
shpmaser formerly Of this city, All business entrusted
him win be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
REMOVAL.
A. G.. Page,

TTAS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
IL STORE directly opposite the old Stand, Moses new
Block with very large assortment of choice Family Gro
ceries Ship Stores Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINES for sale at the lowest market rates
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Fourteen Days Later from
. a IL Z e. q F M i a.
Arrival Of the North Star.

The steamship North Star arrived at her
dock in New York, on Saturday morning,
bringing Panama advicss to March l. She
brings California dates TO Feb. l6. No specie
on freight.
Adventures are still leaving San Francisco
for Sonora and Lower California.
Advices at San Francisco state that the
Mexican authorities were making extraordi-
nary exertions to put the coast in state Of de-
fence against the threatened invason of Col
Walker
Troops and vessels were on the wav TO the
port Of Mszallan, and the inhabitants of Lower
California were said TO be enthusiastically
eager TO beat back the invaders.
The late rains in California have improved
the mining business. The expresses were load
ed down with gold dust. The miners were
averaging good returns.
The clipper ship San Francisco, from New
York, was beached outside San Francisco on
the 9Th Of Feb. and soon bilged and became
total wreck. Her cargo is valued at $500, 900.
A part had been saved in damaged condi-
tiOn. On Friday the vessel and her uninsured
cargo were sold at auction for $I2, 500 TO Capt
]. t. Wright
There had been trouble in the fllibusters'
camp. A part Of the soldiers mutinied, aud
after some OppoSiuOn anu tnteats on Tue part
Of the leaders, were finally permitted TO leave.
46 of the mutineers had arrived at San Fran
cisco in the Golden Gate. EI-
Dates from Oregon are to January 29th.
The winter has been unusually severe.
Disturbances between the Indians and white
settlers continued.
New York, March l3. The Daniel Web
ster reports terrible accident as having oc-
CURED in Virgin Bay, Lake Nicaragua
The launch, containing several passengers,
capsized, and "a persons were drowned: l9
bodies were recovered.
The George Law sailed from Aspinwall
on the 5th, with 200 passengers and ST ,OOO,-
900 in specie.
The Star of the West arrived this morning,
with 500 passengers and ST. ,OO0, 900 in specie
A NTGHT IN THE SENATE. Some miserable
scribbler writes to the N. Y. Tribune from
Washington, under the above caption, and pro-
fesses 10 describe the scenes attendant upon
the hnal passage Of the Nebraska bill in the
Senate. lie represents the leaders to have
been beastly drunk, and teemiug with oaths
and VulgariIy. Now those who know the
members of that body, know that it is the grav-
est aa4 mest digOi6ed assemblage in the world,
aud taat this description must be al-l-long way
beyond Gke troth.
IL tie writer Of that filthy communication
hasa seat among the reporters. ha should be
expelled; for he lacks common deceReY. Ar
gus.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, March 9.
ARRIVED.
Brig fremont, Chamberlain, Potomac River
SATURDAY, March IL.
SAILED.
brig j ii Kent, Preble Potomac River.
SUNDAY, March IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch Exeter, Snow, Boston.
MONDAY, March 13.
t.v ARRIVED.
Brig Webster, Heath, Georgetown, SC, via Portland.
Brig Marcia, Allen, Savannah
Sch Sarah Moore, Black, Havana.
TUESDAY, March I.
SAILED.
Steamer Eastern State, DonneIl, Boston. -
MISSING VESSEL-Brig Amethyst, from Philadelphia
for Bath has been correctly reported missing vessel Th
report that she was below here Dec q incorrect
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

lust received, l-rge and extensive assortment Of
y Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c which offer at the
lowest manuctory prices. These fixtures from the
best nianufactory and rll warranted Please call
and examine. S. W. HEATH AZ co
Bath. June a, 81
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

The above table is for the fiscal year of the
government,-from July lst to June 3Oth of
each year.
The following table will show the denomi-
nation Of the vessels built in this state during
the wears indicated
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

r. GILMAN has Just received new invoice Of spien.
y. did GOLD and SILVER WATCHES; Fob, Guard and
Vest Chains, Keys, Pins and fine stock Of Jeweiry gen.
orally. r8
Feb. Is 35
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

WEANER'S Salt Rheum Syrup, SarSaparia and Tomato
w Bters Abbots Bfte-s Root Herb Bitters John
sons Lnament all the valuable medicines for sale by
so A. G.. PAGE, agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

X RECEIvED. thisday at the store on Elm 81. and
SAFE 25OO bushels meang corn -four lard, box
&c, &c. Old Hyson Tea, Young do Id, Oolong do
NIHgyong 90, Sperm Oil Burning FIald &c.
Bath, FeD2 II SMITH x co.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
. &c Hsnssss.s 1r.s,s B.gsy ,adsr Of rrosse

To tAe Honorable Arnold Biaey Judee Of Pro6dte
,Cithsn and for the County ef Liacofn. : as8
TAMES III. HUNNEWELL Of Woolwich In said County
guardian of Charles, Lydia, John Caroline Joshua and
Ann Elizabeth Hunnewel minor heirs Of James Hume
WELL deceased respectfully represents that the said mi
are interested In certain piece Of real estate situated
the part Of Wiscasse and known as the John
Hunaewell farm, bounded follows:norh by land OF
Jesse Bailey west by the Wade farm Called and SOUTH
eastey by 6heepscot river containing eighty acres more
there Is not sufficient personal estate for the
support OF said wards and that necessary that the en-
tire interest Of said minors in real estate aforesaid
should be sold for the payment debts and expenses
guardianship Your petitioner therefore prays that he may
be licensed sell the interest Of said minors in the real es
tate aforesaid public private sale agreeaby to the
statute in such cases made and provided.
JAMES II. HUNNEWELL.
LINCOLN, ss.-AtG Probate Court held az WSseassef
tcithin and for the CoEntyof Lincoln on ths srtA day
Of March, A. ID. 1854
On the foregoing petition 0rere that the said Petitioner
give inter said estate that they
may appear at Court Of Probate to be holden at
within and said County, the first Monday Of April
next by causing copy of said Petition with this Order to
published In the Eastern Times printed at Bath 10 said
County, three successivey previous to said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY, JUDGE Of Probate
Attest: Il. FoOTE, JR., Register.
A True Copy.-Attest: Il. FOorE, Jr. Register sw3sA
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

pnlch ne s selling al the lowes cash prices. Aiso
irnria5u, > window Curtains and Fixtures. On hand
OPBlgn Reirigera Ors, Willow Hagoas 6,c!&ey
q nd manufactured TO order ~ 49,
Bath. May 2 1859 ,rIs
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Last Call.

Ill persons indebted 70 the subscriber BY note or az
"A count, are requesiedto call and settle Immediately
as he wishes 20 close DIP his HccUuts Without DELAY
This is the last call. WILLARD WALKER
Bath, May 27, 1858. 5Otr
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Cigars and Tobacco.
Kenmeay's MedfeaE Discovery,

A FEW thousand CIGARS. Call in and try some ofthen
n at the store Of r. ROBINSON.
Nov. l6.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

LOOK OUT.-Courerfeit 50 bills of Union
Bank, brunswick, are in circulation. They
are said to be well executed. tiuHs
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.

uAM n ~ IN LIZ SA 1lO -
L EEP constantly on hand and for sale, large and supoT
n rior assortment Of Hardware Edge Tools, Saws, Carr
penter Tools Of every description at the lowest prices for
cash. Also, constantly hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &C., &c. 80
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Misses Roots.

GOOD assortment ofpegged and sewe side and lace
n Goat Boots, for sale by J. w. ROBERTS.
Bath, Sept. 10th, 1883
DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECEs-a large and well
i selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath June 4. g. w, HEATH co Stiff
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

LARGE assortment of choice Teas, Crashed Powdered
n GranIated, Havana, Atscavado and Refined Sugars
Cid Java, Cabelo Cape, Pure Ground paper Coffee
for sale by 50 A. G PAGE.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
GOOD TIME 70 BUY DRY GOODS |
Cheap for Cash
It the store Of A. IL. BUTLER

Cheap 1or C@@hs
At the Store, Of A. III. BUTLER !!
As the Stock must be sold Immediately TO make room for
SPRING GOODS --
TTE thank customers for the liberal patronage be-
w slowed the last four weeks and that they NAV
avail themselves OF decided bargains Offer
stock at such prices will its immediate Hae Our
stock Is large and contains everything usually in
Dry Goods establishment customers doubt the sincerity
statement let them call and examine goods and pr
Please come and all, the goods MUST be sold
We give a list Of goods and prices
Long and Square Wool Shaws, do. do. Cashmere do,
a large assortment-some beautiful patterns) Black
Italian Dress Silks Few pieces Of Silk and wool Piads,
55 cents Fancy Dress Silks Wool Thibets at IS cents to
Wool Cashmeres at 81 ccnts Lyonese Cloths at rs to so
Lains at 33 to AZ cents Figured De Lnes at SO to 81
cents; Debages Is cents Cotton and Wool De Lanes r.
IL and p centsormer price H. 20 and rs centsj Nerr
mack Cochecho, Manchester and other fast cod Prints
10 to IL; Mourning Prints and De LANES. .Llttf
FLANNELS! FLANNELS !! Beautiful all-woOl White
Flannes at SO, AZ and SO cents do Silk and Wool
White Fannes at g. cent Yellow wool Flannel for 2S 30
IS and 40 cent Salisbury Fannes all colors and prices
Blue mixed twled FIannels 80 cens Indigo blue do, 80
cents; White and Red do Is to 33 cents, Eed Fannes
for capes and coak IS cents Bay State Figured Fannes
at so cents.
BR0ADCLOTHS such Beavers brown, blue and
green German Cloths; Doeskns Cassimeres, black and
fancy colors; Kentucky Jeans; Canada Cloths &c &c.
Ladies' Cloths, all WOOL Sits, do Cotton and WOOL 81.
DOMESTICS Tickings, Denims, Striped Shrtings, cot
ton Fannes Brown cottons Of different widths 9S wide,
for l3 cents per yard Merrimack Coons, 9S wde for
Is cents Beached Cottons, all widths and prices.
WROUGHT WORK Hdkfs, Collars, Underseves, Cam
brio B .nds, &C., &c.
GENTS FRENCH B0S0MS, OF which have been
selling an immense quantity.
Gloves, Hosiery, Mitts Trimmings Buttons, Braids,
Ribbons, and other articles to mention.
Opposite Sagadahock House 3S A. ID. BUTLER.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Ironing made Easy,

DY the use Of the Patent SelfHeatng Smoothing Iron
III with saving Of Patience discomfort and fuel rcsult
Ong sought for by various Inventions but found till
now satisfy the scePticaI-
For sale by II. l.. CHAMBERLAIN,
IL liberal discount made to the trade.
Bath, June il. 81 Front St., foot Of Elm
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

To Honorable arnold BlGney Judge Of Probate Withs
and for the County Of lincoln.
LNMELINE NJ. ANDREWS respectfully repsesents, that
Ia JOHN ii. ANDREWS died seized and possessed Of the
following real Estate VIA certain lot Of real estate sit
uated in Lisbon bounded follows beginning the south
side Of the road leading from John Bake to Charles
T. Green's At stake and stones the east Of land
in Of Amos Mounord thence south westerly
to land of Amm Durham, thence south castery to land
Charles and John Hatch thence north easery the are
said cross road thence north westerly TO bounds
toned containing twenty lessthat the
sonal estate of said deceased is sufficient by the
four hundred thirty FIVE dollars to pay the debts OF said
deceased that advantageous offer Of three hundred
ninety five dollars has been made by Merrill Dyer and Will
liam Dyer OF Lsbonin said county which offer it is for the
interest of all concerned Immediately accept She there's
fore that license be granted to her sell and
the aforesaid according
such cases made and provided.
EMELINE NJ ANDREWS.
LINCOLN, ss.-At a Probate Court held at WiscGsset,
whin and for the County Of Lincoln, the 9th day
of March, a. d. 1854.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the said Petl
toner give notice to all Interested in said Estate
that appear at Court of Probate he holden
Wiscasset within and OR said County, the first Monday
April next by causing copy Of said Petition with this
Order be published in the Eastern Times printed at Bath
said County, three weeks successfully previous to said
Court. ARNOLD BLANE1, Judge OF Probate.
Attest: X. FoorE, JR., Register.
True Copy.-Attest f. FoorE, JR, Register. 3w3SA
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
GREAT SALE, eFl FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.


A GENTLEMEN with small family, wishes TO hire a
convenient House the centre Of the CITY, Inquire
at this office. ars s.v
Bath, March 13, 1854 3w39
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

A MOTHER Of those Ladies' wooen lined long Rubber
n Boots, and for sale ny j. w. ROBERTS.
Bath, Feb. 1854. "a
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

SMART active boy about l6 years old, to learn the
"A Bookbnders Trade. Apply to - n
80 81 IL SAWYER L MAGOUN.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
Gcnuinc Patent rTcdicineS,

WRIGIIT'S Indian, Sugar Coated, Old PARIS Jayne's
Ayers, Deans Rheumatic, Lees, Hobensaek's, Nc
Lanes and all other kinds Genuine Pills. Bi[tefs Lin
ament Pasters, Pam Killers, &C., &C. for sale at tho
new store by 80 A. q PAGE.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
For Sale.
Bow Wanted.

A HORSE, Sleigh, Harness and two Bufalos. Enqr
A ut this Office. M
Eastern times., 1854-03-16

lust Renaived-

DUCK Wheat Wheat Groats and Graham Flour in small
I'D Bags, and for sale by NJ. Il. GANNET
Feb 4, 1854 81
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
For Sale.
Gents Thick and CaIfBOOts.

= NHESTNUTs, English Walnus, Figs, Qunces Cranbsr-
res, Raisins, sweet Potatoes, &c, &c, for sale by
Nov. 16, 1858. A. Z. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1854-03-16
New Goods.
J. R. HUDSON
FurnitnNez F !

las just received and now offers fof sale choie
IL assOrmenfof
NEW ANN IA crr1oSr NDrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-11

BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has be proud of the es-
tablishment of the Tonic short time upon so firm
basis ne is fully persuaded that that is owing in
great degree to the real erceence of the article ITSELF
1t will therefore be rgdy kept to the orgne standard,
and composed, heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world can see Vol
untary testimony is daily offered, showing its efficacy as
agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Sotenng and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf,
Curing Headache and
All the ills that Hair is heir to-
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have 81
T. LAZELL, Worcester Mass" blown in the glass.
Price rs cts per bottles large bottles pnts 70 cts with
liberal discount to the trade
10 Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All or
aers by mall EXPRESS otherwise promptly executed
L. T. LAZELL Druggist,
vi deod&wtf 201 Main st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-11
Boots, STATIONERY, &1.
homeopathic BOOKS AND MED
aR ICINES.-A full assortment constantly on hand at
ALIENS Bookstore,
au11 diff 2I5 Main street.

d EQ1I1EOPAI BOOKS md MED
aA ICINES.-A full assortment constantly on hand, al
ALIENS Bookstore,
aul1 DIFF 275 Main street.
NJ e w PU B ICATION MS,
RECEIVED AT 90 MAIN STREET, THIS DAY
August 4th
Es N. TUCKER, Agent.
| Nowadays book for all down East.
History of Cuba, by Maturin NJ Ballou.
Extraordinary Men, by VIM. Russell.
Appletons' U. S. Travellers Guide.
Appletons' Northern and Eastern Travellers Guide.
Fern Leaves-second SERIES
Of. Hand Talking, and Crayon Sketches by G. W
Bungay.
National Education in Europe, by H. Barnard, L. L. D.
School Architecture, by ii. Barnard, L. L. d.
Tempest and Sunshine, by Mrs. NJ. S. Holmes
Rambles in Iceland, by Pliny Miles.
Fifteen Minutes Around New York; by G. G. Foster.
The Masters House, by Logan
Merrimack or Life at the Loom, by Lee, 100
Ellot's American Fruit Growers Guide. I25
The Secretary, or Circumstantial Evidence, SO
The Lamplighter, or Boston and its vicinity. 100
Mass. State Register for 1854 1,25
NEW BOOKS. AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE 275
IN Main st., harrington Block
Now-a- Days-just published.
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, by Mrs. H. B. Stowe
Ten Nights in Bar Room, and what saw there, by
B. Arthur.
Substance and Shadows, by Mrs. E. Wellmont.
The Masters House-a story of Southern Life by Logan
Nara, the Child of Adoption.
Camden, Or Pictures Of Cuba.
Lectures on Romanism, by Cumming.
Thoughts and Things at Home and Abroad, by Burrtt.
Fern Leaves-secOnd series.
Balou's History of Cuba
This, That, and the Other, by Ellen Louise Chandler.
The Church before the Flood, by Rev John Cumming.
Despotism in America by Richard Hildreth.
Martin Merivae his mark, by Paul Creyton.
Voices of the Dead, by Rev. John Cumming.
The Bud the Flower, and the Fruit the effects of
Education.
Pearl Fishing choice stories from Dickens Household
Words, first series.
Life and Sayings of Mrs Partingon by B. F. shiaber
Spirit Manifestations, by John B. Dods.