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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16

ADMIRABLE.-Hs is greatest among
US (said Henry Ward Beecher lately, be-
fore New York audience,) who, SO iaT
from being an exclusive, is most min.
lister of social, moral and political ele.
gation to others. If Americans form
with their natural or acquired political
or moral gifts, class or classes, they
fUrswear not only American ideas, but
Gods ideas of religion. Surely we mus,
not repudiate the men who come here
for the reason that brought US and our
forefathers--the love o: liberty; oul
principles as Americans are born from
that religion which teaches the perfect
equality of all men before God.
To please lot of school. .boys-turu
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
Increase Of Cash Capital
mo- HnIr a MiIIion cd DolIarsl

TNHE IETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
of HARTFORD, Conn. having complied
with the law to regulate Insurance. Agencies
of Companies incorporated BY other States.
passed May LIST, 1854, publish the following.
as required thereby. The original statement
being on file in the State Auditors ohice'
with duplicate with the Clerk Of Common
Pleas. County Court.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
BY STATE AUTHORITY,
STATEMENT.

The name oil the Corporation ~ NINA iu'
surance Company, located in Hartford Con-
nee tcut.
The Cspital is Five Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, and is paid up.
The Assets Of the Company ale:
Cash on hand, Bank, and in the
hands of Agents aud other per-
sons. ..........'..-. .'.'' S2lZ,OUo Uo
Real estate unincunbeTed. 1851 %
72 Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7Per
nuaily. t ............ 7a.oOo 90
by Mortgage. ............. 1913 II
Bills Receivable, amply secured
and payable at Bank lO3,o36 80
Bills Receivable Premium Notes 22,79l W
All other securities, Wis
500 shares stock, Hartford x n.
Haven II. r. Co. ........... e57,o00
3 Is shares srock, Hartford 81 Prov
idence r. X. Co. .....,...... 10. ~
i07 shares stock, Boston & Wor'
Cester 4 X, Co. 1.......... i0,l69
1 shares stbck, New Albany and
Salem. X. X. Co.. ......... 100
$50 sharesstock, Connecticut Riv.
eI K. K. Co. O''.'''s'''''.''' 4UUo
sy7.5ls
300 shares stock, Phenix Bank OF
Hartford. .......'.'....'.. H,5OO
3O8 shares stock, Exchange Bank
of Hartford. ...........'..'. 1854
200 shares stock, Ears & Meech's
Bank Of Hartford. .......... 2o,2Oo
80 shares stock, Conn. River Bank
nE ri lnrI
200 shares stock, Hartford Bank Of
Hartford '.''...s's.s'..'''. SoiUuO
70 shares STOCK State Bank, Hart
ioTd'. d'.'s.'...s.... V,VoS
100 shares stock, City Bank Hart
ford. .''''''.. III ,0OO
rs shares stock, Bank Of Hartford
Co., Hartford. d............... 1900
-
el40,9l6
R. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I..........:...........' 1880 90
leo shares stock, Bank Of Ameri.
Ca, New YoTk.....' lU,eUV
100 shares stock, Bank OF North
America, New York......... 10 OO0
so shares stock, Bank Of Common
wealth, New York. 4,5Oo
l50 shares stock, Bank Of Republic
New York.. ............... l8.5O0
480 shares STOCK, Broadway Bank,
New YUTko. o........... l3.SOv
leo shares stock, Peoples Bank.
New .................. 4,4Os
100 shares stock, Hanover Bank,
New York. k.................. S,OOo
4U0 shares stock. Mechanics Bank,
New k................. O,oC0
100 shares stock, N. Y. Life and
Trust Co., New York........ lb.00e
e9i,sOO 90
100 shares stock, Stafford Bank,
Connecticut, LIST and I'd install
ments paid din.............. 1000 10
so shares stock, Conn. River Com
Ddny .'..,'....''''',. ,Z0U w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16

The census of Iowa was taken last
summer, and the whole population found
to be 325 ,Ol4; number of voters 50,O00,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
Terms Of the Ohio Statesman:

Daily Statesman per year,. e6 90
Weekly 4" 80" . Oo
Subscriptions must always be paid in
adpancE."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16

To please lot of school. .boys-turn
to and wallop the teacher.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bo>ton-Ar Sth, ship Lancaster, Given New Orleans;
list ut briggs L A Reed, Reed, Philadelphia VIM NJ
Groton, Webb, do.
Cid brig Monica, Berry, Philadelphia; sch Kate Hol-
brook, Xix, Rockand
Ar 9th, sch Henry Newbrt, WaIdoboro; 10TH banks
Helen Maria, Nckerson Baltimore Piper (o Sears
port MClure, Philadelphia schs Gen Warren, Guptl,
Rockland; Pennsylvania Pool Augusta Below shin Mes
sina, TrOt Orleans til, W Pass 25th in ballast
would probably be ordered New Brunswick TO load deals
Cid 9th ship Sea Flower Woodbury., Orleans brig John
Hathaway, Smith, Havana sch Henry Fielding, Bowker
augusta Sid, wind W, ship Sea Flower.
San FranciscO-sd 10th, banks Mermaid, Smith,
Hong Kong; Mary Melville, Puget Sound
ChariestOn-Ar Sd, brig New Globe, Brookings, Bath.
Came up from quarantine, 4th, ship Mary Adeine,
Morse I'm Liverpool
New Y0rk-Cld 9th, bark John Bird Brown, St J ago.
New Orleans-Towed to sea Goth, ships Sam Dun
ming, Josephine.
Adv ship Globe Baker, for Havre, between Je and s.
Ar 1st, sch G A Montague, Havana Sth, ship Kate
Swanton, Boston.
Wilmington, NC-went to sea 4th brig Nebraska,
Cuba.
BaIfimore-Ar eth. sch Gertrude Horton, Pendeton,
Richmond
Philadelphia Cid eth, bark Selah Atkins Boston.
Ar Sth brig Sam Small, Treadwell, Salem Cid banks
hinsman Penield, Havana 9th, Seah, Atkins Boston,
mot prev y brig Sam Small, Treadwell, Salem.
HarmOuth-Ar It'll, schr Amer L. Hamblin, Bath
Mobilc-Ar2l Br ship Janet Ktlston, Patterson Bath.
In part among Others bark Chas Brewer, for Boston,
NewpOrf-Ar Sth, brig John Alfred Berry, Boston for
n York; sch Gen Warron, Wentworth, Rockland for n
York; In port sch John Randolph, from Gardiner for
Florida.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar Liverpool 10Th ult, VIM Patten, Blair, Chareston
Lucy Thompson, Pendeton, New York Alliance Charles
ton Ent for ldg 1Sth Farley, Nichols Boston
sd, Meridian, Simpson, New Orleans.
Ent inward at London 23d, Woodcock, Black, York.
CID 9th, Hathorn Hathorn Cardiff and Savannah. In
port 25h Chas Thompson, Small, for Boston dg; Rhine,
Doane, York 21st.
Sid from Newport. 10th, Saml Badger, Salter Malta
Ar at Cardiff 21st Falcon, Tro Portsmouth. Sid 18TH
Courant, Gray, Consantinope Indian Queen, Manson
Havana.
on the Lizard abt 1Sth Lizzie Drew Percy Havana for
Hamburg.
At Shields 10th Rochambeau, Gchrst, to load for the
Crimea. =
Ar at Leith 19th Kossuth Skillings Matanzas
Ar at Hamburg 1Sth Lady Franklin, Smith, Bahia.
Sid from Antwerp sd, Henry Reed; Dearborn, York
Sid from ilavre Goth, Wurtemburg, Wilmer Orleans ;
23d Pnringnon, Hnkley, Cardiff and Malta Adv Rob
ert Kelley and st Paul, for York.
ar at Gibralter 10th, Charlotte Reed, Ewe, Matanzas
for Trieste.
Ar at Trieste 18th, Rock Light, Drummond, Liverpool
Mansfield, Deano. do.
Sid sd, bark Paul Boggs, Dzer, New York.
At Sagua 3st ut ship Calcutta Loring for New York
ldg brig Biow, Carlisle, do do.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
Martia9ts.

In this city, 9th inst by James Potter Esq., Mr. William
Humphrey, ofCambridge Mass Miss Sarah Gore Of this
city.
In this city, 10th inst, by Rev A. Moore Mr. James s.
Higgins, of Bath, to Miss Lucinda Higgins, Bath
In Farmingdale, Mr. james Jewet of Gardiner, Miss
Thankful II. Atkins, Off.
In Augusta, Mr. Isaac D. Ellington Mrs. Mary Con-
neri Mr. Joseph L. Brown to Miss Mary G. Hilton; Mr. VIM
Lewis Of New York City, to Miss Carrie NJ Owen; Nj.
Albert H. Packard Of Winthrop to Miss Elizabeth Mace Of
Readfeld.
In Boothbay, Mr. Gardiner Tibbets to- Miss Julia S.
Brown.
In Bremen, Mr.. Joseph W. LAWYER to Miss Sophrona
Tbbets both OF Bristol
In Bristol Mr. John NJ Bryand to Miss Margaret Erskn,
tn Of b.; MIR. VIM H. Bragdon Of Wscasset Mrs. Alb
ba NJ. Emerson, ofB.
In Rockand, Mr.. Edwin o. Dow, and Miss Eliza Howes.
In South Thomaston, Mr. George w. Cloud and Mrs.
Olive C Waters.
In Brunswick, Mr.. John Kincaid to Miss Roxania
COMBS; Mr. John Mcguire to Miss Mary A. Teed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
DISASTERS.

for Boston, before reported lost struck Cape
Inlet bar of 30th ut Capt Porter arrived in New
York He states that he had observation after leaving
Cape Florida, weather thick and stormy On the morning
OF the 3Oh, he spoke English brig bound South
gave the bearings of Cape Haerrs Light NNE 16 miles.
Capt shaped his accordingly and ran Easerly
until he Judged the light would bear 81 miles NJ
the ship kept EN- course with strong wind from
81 and thick weather, and at VI breakers ahead
The helm was put down to bring the ship the
shore tack, but she missed stays and fell before
WIND every effort was made to her round but she
struck violently on the bottom, AMI Immediately drifted
wards the breakers The long boat with
dhcuty they succeeded in pulling shore. Next morn
ing spoke brig Fornax las before stately After aboring at
the cars 6hours the rain increasing every moment thew
with great difficulty landed, the pilots coming off inside the
bar, and by waving flag directed their course.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
CIR CTS

There brilliant stars-a
host individuality and when combined, form troupe
er before equalled in the world The Proprieors feel
dcnt the public will appreciate their success in uniting as
a Company much acknowledged talent.
MADAME TOURNIAIRE-No Lady in ancient or mol
ern time, has ever equaled this accomplished the
courage beauty and finish OF hr exhibition Among other
performances, she Will ride six horses bare backboun-
ding from Steed to Secd-regnng and controlling her
flying troupe during their spee-exhibng feats
of Courage and Horscmanshp attempted by any
male in this country. The fixed anxious countenan
and GREATNESS suspense Of the thousands her
dience in Paris, ROM, Vienna London York and the
larger cities oft Union wherein this magic Artist per-
ormedattest the high reputation Of the greatest Lady
Equestrian IN the known world She has never had her
equal nor will she until the Equestrian Education Of
MILE JOSEPHINE her fatorite pupils completed whose
youthful grace and beauty, well TALENT give strong
promise of sharing the great
She will appear aud confirm her growing reputation as
model rider
MONS. BEN0II-The great Trick Rider, will appear in
his Gymnastc and Equestrian performances, startling
amusing his audience with his
Light Balancing Horseback Cup, Ball, Spinning
Stick Dancing, &c This celebrated artist every
child in the United States receiving the royal patronage
of the Soverens Of England, France, Russia and Austria
has been secured by b. B. Co.. to add if possible to the
various other attractions presented.
FERDINAND and THE0DoRE-In their astonishing
and daring flts Master Theodore greatest rider Of
his age.in the world.
Mr.. A. +. LYMfNG-The great Flying Cord Performer
will exhibit his skill in variety of Aerial Gyrations
corle volente.
Mr.. SAM. WELSER-Thc great Tippoconlrica Descrb-
utor will appear Clown. This simple announcement
sufficient for who has heard of the original
in this country; and among grotcsque fantasies he
will introduce his .'Magic Ilat.n
The stupendous Persian fests called LA PERCHE will
be performed by Messrs. W. j. Smith and Rogers.
Batoutte Lsaps and TurblinS by the Company, with
general vare of Entertainments Witnessed in this
country. 2w5I
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
State of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss-lat Probate Court held at Wiscasset
on the 4u day Of June, a. D.1S55
ORDERED, That Lydia NJ. Sewa, Administrative of the
hesitate Of VIM D. Sewal Jr, late of Bath, formerly in
said County, deceased, notify the Heirs law and Cre
tors Of said deceased and all interested that
account Of Administrator the Of said deceased will
be offered for allowance at Probate Court at wscasset
the LIST Monday OF July next when and they may be
present il they said Court wild
ow's petition for allowance be considered. Notice
be given by publishing atts.ed copy of this order in the
Eastern Times three weeks successfully before said Court
Of Probate Given under hand this 4h day of June in
the of Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
five. ARNOLD BLANEY. Judee of Probate.
Copy Attest, Il. FoorE, Jr., Register. 3w52
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

HoMEoPATHY.-Dr. Wilkinson, popular
English writer and homeopathic physician, has
written letter TO a member OF the Board of
Regents Of Michigan, preparatory to the APP
pointmont of a Professor of Homeopathy in the
University of that State, ia compliance with a
recent act of its Legislature. In his letter he
says that most of the crowned heads in Europe
consult homeopathic medical advisers that
more than sixty peers and peers sons have Pc
iitioned for trial Of homeopathy at the seat of
war, and that large and increasing proportion
of the generals, admirals and prominent Eng
lish statesmen are of the same medical faith
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
State Of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss.-At a Probate Court held at Wiscdsset
on the 4th day Of June A. d. 1855.
ORDERED, That VIM. d. Sewall Adminisi of the
estate of Joseph Sewa late Of Bath formerly in said
County. deceased, notify the Heirs law and Creditors
of said deceased and all Interested that
Of administration the Estate of said deceased
Also his private, will be offered fpr allowance
Probate Court ut Wscasset the first Monday ofJuly
next, when and where thy may be if they
cause. Notice to be given by publishing attcsted
copy this order in the Eastern Times three week be-
fore said Court of Probate. Given under my hand this
4h day OF June in the year of Lord thousand
eight humid red and fit y-fiye.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge OF Prob ate.
CopyAttest, E. FooTE, Jr., esister. 3w52o
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
PORT OF BATH.

WEDNESDAY, June 6.
ARRIVED.
Sch Charleston Packet, Hoves, Boston.
CLEARED.
Ship Asia, (new, 500 tons) Duncan, Bic Island.
Brig JAS Wakefield, Allen, Barbados.
THURSDAY, June I.
ARRIVED.
Brig Metalak, Skofield, Philadelphia.
Sch james Lucy, New York.
CLEARED.
Brig A Merryman, Senter Baltimore.
SAILED.
Brig Jas Wakefield, Allen.
SATURDAY, June Q.
CLEARED
Sch Harriet Ann Small, Lubec
Launched-In Augusta, ID sch Geo Darby, $40 tons
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

This medical diet drink Is Manufactured b, the pro-
prietor at Schecam, in Holland expressly 70 medicinal
purposes. IL mas been submitted nearly II the first
Chemists "a physicians in the United State, who
dorse II over ther own SIGNATURES one Off great
sentias of the Materia Medica 1t is now Prescribed
with great success in Gravel, Gout, Rheumtisu oh
strucons Of Bladder and Kidneys and for Dypeusia
has no superior in the world.
Put up in. quart and pint bottles, enveoped yellow
paper with my name on the bottle cork and ibel and
for sale by all the respectable Druggists Il United
States UDOLPHO WOLFF
1e, 90 and 90 Beaver ST., New tork
o3m47 rs South Front ST., Philaslphia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

DRowNED.-We learn that a man named
VIM. S. CASTOR, abont 40 years of age, belong
ing in Pittston, was yesterday noon drowned in
the river opposite that place. He fell from the
logs while engaged in booming, and by reason
of the great rapidty of the current, swollen by
the recent rains, and the carrying away Of the
dam above, and also partly owing, we suppose,
to the fact of the great quantity of logs, run
ming, embarrassing action. All attempts to
rescue him were futile. He leaves family
Tribune.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
Drutbs.

In this city, inst Margaret Sullivan wife of Patrick
Sullivan, aged &c years.
In this city, 9th nst infant Stephen S. and Sarah
T. Rich, aged weeks.
In Phipsburg, Margaret D. Eaton aged IS.
In Bowdoinham, Mrs. Hannah Merrill aged GO years.
In Richmond, LIE Forest son of Simon d. and Eliza A.
Grey, aged months.
In Brunswick, GeorgeByram, aged As years.
In Camden, Solomon Il. Barbour, aged is years.
In Rockland, Richard VI. Ches, aged 81 years.
In Georgetown, May 3D. Josiah Heath of Augusta aged
bout 20.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

To Honorable Arnold Bidney Judge of Probate trith
and for the County Of Lincoln
RESPECTFULLY represents John Rogers Of Brunswick,
IL Guardian of Edwin, Joseph, Mary and Sidney Tarbox
minors and heirs at law of Joseph H. Tarbox late
donham, deceased that said minors seized pos
sessed OF certain pece of real estate situated in said
doinham, it being the homestead farm of Joseph H.
Tarbox including the reveron Of the widows right ofdower;
that sail farm unproducive oany benefit wards
and that it would be for their benefit that their interest
said estate should be sold and the proceeds thereof be put
out and secured to them INTEREST," and your petitioner
further represents that advantageous offer has been
made for said minors interest," including the reveron aore-
said, by John A. Thompson Of brunswick, the
twenty-five hundred and fifty dollars, wherefore he prays
that he may be licensed to sell and convey said estate
said Thompson for the sum by him offered
JOHN ROGERS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
a IIAl'P'

TO Nj Il II U NJ b
The celebrated and world renowned Man in Miniature
who is Twenty-Five years of age,
Weighs Only 10 Pounds, and is but % Inches High
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Separate and distinct from the Geological and Tom
Thumb Exhibition, the following brilliant CIRCUS
PERFORMANCES, to which the visitors of the two
former all those who choose may attend without ad-
ditional charge. The Circus Troupe III will be SEEN con-
nasts and Comic Talent in the country and the enter
tainments given NOVEL, DIVERSIFIED AND
BRILLIANT, accompanied by Magnificent Band Of AIu-
sic.
The performances will commence with the great TWO
AND FOUR HORSE REIN ACT, by. Mr.. s. p. STICK
NEY.
sIGNoR FELIX CORLo, known in Europe and In
his talented Juvenile Artists, in pleasing diversity
Of GROTESQUE GYMNASTICS, in which these ad-
mired performers stand pre- eminent.
MISS SALLY STICKNEY, the highly accomplished
and youthful AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN, will perform
her great Mode Act of Female Equaton without sad
die or bride.
Daring and skliul Feats of Balancing by Master CAR
10, forming and Mounting Pyramid Of Glass Bottles,
Taking Crystal Promenade upon Decanters, and Fir
ing Pistols while balanced upon his head the neck Of
Bottle, at the Top of the Pyramid.
Undauned and Artistic Display of Juvenile Horse
manshp, called Young America, by Mast. r. STICK
NEY.
BOBBY WILLIAMS, CLOWN.
Great Manage Act by Miss SALLY STICKNEY, and
her noble and Beautifully Trained Horse GEM.
superb Feats and Graces In POSTURING GROUP
ING by Signor Felix Carlo and Son.
Mr.. w. ARMSTRONG will exhinit his celebrated acts
ofSOMERSETT and SCENE RIDING.
To conclude with Comic Afterpece, by the CARLO
FAMILY. 4w52o
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

PRisoNERs EscAPED.-The prisoners in Jail
at Wiscasset, on Tuesday evening, during the
temporary absence of the jailer, made an at
tempt to escape. They were brayely opposed
by the assistant jailer, and by Mrs McClin-
tOck, the jailer's wife, and nearly all were
recaptured and secured. Two only escaped,
by ieaping through window, carrying sash,
glass and everything before them. One of
these has since been captured. The assistant
jailer was seriously, but it is hoped, not fatally
injured in the melee, and Mrs. McClntock
was severely cut and bruised
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

IL Besides the democratic victory of New
Haven, we learn that at Norwich VIM. l..
Brown was elected mayor, on the largest vote
ever given in that city, by over t,co hundred
majority, and every candidate on the democrat
ic ticket for aldermen, common council, clerk,
sheriffs, &C., was elected by about the same
majority. The Hindoo majority in the town,
last April, was over three hundred
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

TERN. This is new and appropriate
designation for three. masted schooners, which
has been agreed upon in our port, and which
we hope to see generally adopted by our mer-
camille marine. 1t is the suggestion of one Of
our Oldest and most respected merchants, T..
Upper, ESQ.,, and is equally felicitous and ex-
pressive-C Charleston Is. c. Mercury.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
State Of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss.-1t a Probate Court held at Fiscasset
on ne IA day ofJune, A. ID. 1885,
lkDERED, That Samuel Gray Administrator Of the Es-
tate OF stephen Whitmore late Of Bowdoinham former
y in said County deceased notify the Heirs at law and
Creditors Of said Deceased ard all interested that
account of Administration the Estate said deceased
will be offered for allowance at Probate Court at Wscas
set the first Monday Of July next when and where they
may he present they Notice be given by
publishing attested copy Of this order in the Eastern
Times three weeks successfully before said Court Of Pro-
bate Given under hand this 4th day June in the
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ffyfve.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

i SHIPwREcK.-Schooner Ustaloga, Geo. E.
Briggss Master, went ashore on Pond Island
Bar, Sunday night at IL o'cleck-wind blow
ing very heavy from SIS. East-dragging
both anchors, and Monday morning at six
O'Clock was total wreck. All hands saved
The usialoga had large cargo of oak for
Trufant, Drummond & Co., Of this city.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

ELECTION AT New LoNsoN -Nelc London
Conn.,, June ii. At the election for city off
GERS to-day, the Know Nothing ticket was car
RED by IS majority, which is great falling of
since last April, when they had majority on
the State ticket of 400,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

81 The remarks of Dow's counsel in Judge
Carter's court were received with repeated
demonstrations of applause, of which the court
took no notice. But when the counsel for the
complainants was also applauded the court at
once stopped the marks of appreciation, and
said they must not be repeated Mr.. Clifford
was glad to hear that; it was right-hissing
halls of justice. He only regretted that the
court had not thought of it before
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

DRowNED.-Two boys,-Lewis g., aged ~
years and 10 months, and Charles T. T., aged
Delano, were drowned in the dock above Ride
outs ship yard on Monday last. They were
crossing the dock on the logs, and it is sup
posed one fell in, and the other, in attempting
to get his brother out, fell in himself Their
bodies have been recoyered
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14


consists ola beautiful and Rare Collection of WILD
BEASTS and BIRDS from all parts of the world
The TWO PERFORMING ELEPHANTS will be in
introduced by their keeper through many acous
performances.
MR.. PARKER, the celebrated Tanner Of Wild Beasts
will the Den of Lions and other Trained Animals
in presence ofthe audience O'Clock, previous to the
commencement of the Equestrian Performances
The following some Of the Animals in this coec-
ton:-1fricdn Lion and Ltoness, Numididn Lion,
Asiatie Lioness, BraziHian Tiger, Hunting Leopard
Gri-iy Bear One Whte Polar Bear Spotted Hyena One
California LonesS, Poonah Bear, AiaPacca Kangaroo,
Rocky Mountain Bear Jackai from South africa, Kangd-
from NeU Holland, Colony of Apes Monkeys, Bah
Blooms, Parrots Cranes O,cs &C., forming what's termed
a HAPPY FAMILY,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14
EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. SIS

SrINsoS Co.. No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
Tor the UNION LINE of packets from Bath to Boston, Capt
tnson is favorably known experienced
shpmaster, formerly of this city All business
him will be attended to with prompness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-14

The grand k. n. council met in Philadel-
phia last Tuesday. Enough of their proceed
ings is reported to show that great differences
of opinion exist among the m embers. Mr.
Bowlin of Virginia, and Senator Wilson of
Massachusetts have had sharp debate upon
slavery and kindred topics.