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Eastern times., 1855-11-22
MutriaQ&s.

In this city, 18Th inst by Rev John o. Fiske Mr. James
Durah % Miss Mary Jane Barter, both of this city.
In this city, lIth inst. By Rev. ~ brooks Mr. Ezra p
Thomas to Mss Hannah j. Gould, both OF Anson.
In BrunsNek Mr. Aaron '. Meteaf TO Miss Sarah j.
Coburu Mr.. VIM J. Chase q Freeport 10 Miss Aira n
Rogers u llarpsweil.
In sheibyyic, H., Charles D. Lufkn. Esq formerly Of
brlnsEtck, q Mss Lucia r. smith of ShcIhyyiiie.
In liaowc. fhndens liihrrth, NJ. d. ~ Gardner 10
Ann u Saavey uf farmiu-lale.
IN kocksnd Mr.. Z. u. Mayo q Ila3wel 20 Miss Sarah
I l.. Wood % x.
II Augusta lhiueas Morrill,, Ir, Of Rcadhed to Miss
Elizabeth ". Fairbanks q Winthrop; Albert II Gardiner
/ 70 Miss susan Church.
In Gardiner, Mr.. William Plummer to Miss Sarah A.
Thsyer, both Of Dresden.
In fttston, Mr. Isaac r. Marson Miss Helen Wheel
er.
In Thomaston, Mr. Warren J. Shibes Oft to Miss Ann
Hyler of Cushnei MrSylvester Hahn Of Waldoboro to
Miss Mary II. Shibcs Oft
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

HORRIBLE MURDER.-On Sunday last a most
shocking affair took place IN the upper part of
this district. A son shot his father, and i'm
mediately afterwards killed himself. The
circumstances, as we have heard them, are
these B. M. Boon, the son Of Daniel Boon,
of this district, had been in alteration with
his father shortly previous to his commission
of this deed. What was the cause of the
quarrel, we have not heard. The consequence
was, that he possessed himself of gun in
some way. and shot his father in the back, the
load entering in the region of the back bone
and between the shoulders. He then left the
house, and near by, in an old field, in full
view from the yard, he succeeded in shooting
himself, causing instant DEATH The father it
is thought, cannot survive the terrible wound
he has received EdgefeH Ado.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
To PREVENT BroomKRs.-The patent pe,,i-

10 PREVENT bLOoMkRS.-in ne patent pettl-
coat litter is great centre Of attraction at the
Crystal Palace. II is thus described There
are four small pulleys attached to the waist,
underneath the dress, over which are rove
small cord, one end of which is attached, with
diaper pins, severally 10 The front, rear and
sides OF the skirt, at about the height of the
knee. The other ends terminate in loops,
which are led into the pockets on either side
If a lady wishes 10 60 up stairs, she pulls loop
No. in the right pocket, and Instantly the
dress rises in front, so that the ascent is made
with perfect grace. No. in the left hand
pocket eevates the rear in the same manner,
and all pulled at once lifts all the skirt knee
highl
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

AKKINE0.
Nov 10, sch Samuel Lewis, Raynes, Boston.
10, Br sch b. unswick Lion, Crafts st John, n d.
Il, sch Geo Davis, Pinkham, Boston.
10, sch st Marys, Sylvester Boston.
90 sch Convoy, Williams, Boston.
CLEARED.
Nov Is, brig Geo StOckham, Oliver Savannah.
IL, sch Kaloolah, Norton, Key West.
IL, Br sch Andrew Sprague, McBurnie, Parrsboro Ms
II, Br sch Meander, Marsters, Windsor, n S
10, brig WandeEer, McCarty, Westport.
20, brig Edward, Rawley, Cuba
49, brig Shbboleth, Morton jacksonville.
20, sch Bunganuc, Fletcher, New Bedford.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
French Sp0liatiOn.

H0SE persons interested in the passage Of bill for the
adjustment and Satisfaction of claims for French Spoia
tons prior 1900, Phpsburg Bath and the towns adj
joining requested Bath the twenty fourth
day of November instant at the Hotel OF Cyrus Pummer
at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, to deliberate such action
subject before the Congress of the Urited States the
coming winter. JOHN +. MEREEN.
Per request several who interested in said Claims
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Ratten Library Association.
Skates! Skates /!
Mess Pork.
F1TSH.
Commissioners Notice.

HE subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
able Judge ofProbae for Lincoln County, commission
with full power to receive and examine all the claims
of the several creditors to the estate of Lydia D. Babb
late of Bath deceased do hereby give notice that six
months allowed unto the said creditors to bring in
their claims and prove their debts for which purpose the
undersigned will be in session the Of jeremiah Rob-
inson in Bath, the first Monday Of December 1855 and
February, April and May of 1856 O'Clock P. NJ
Dated at Bath, this 10th day of November A. d. 1855.
JEREMIAH R0 sINS0N,
3w23 EDWARD G, HYDE
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
EASTERN TIMES
s.A.a "a MIRIIb JOIRNiL. -,

STISSoS Co., No. ) Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE of packets Bath to Boston, Capt
Stinson voraby known experienced merchant and
shipmaster, formerly of this city All business entrusted
to him viii be attended to with prompness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELI., Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

rF A stage fell in the yard of Messrs. Rog-
ers Son on Saturday, precipitating several
workmen to the ground. Fortunately, but one
man was much injured,--Mr. Shea,-and he
not seriously.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
D1SASTERS.

Sch Garland of st John, from Eoston, bound for st
ohm light went on TO .Hypocrite Rocks near mouth
of ShpscotR iver, night of 10th inst, and will be
tai loss the same date sch Atlas of Boz ton from Ban
gor for Weymouth, Mass, with lumber, went on TO
airs Rock and will be total loss-part ofcargo was
saved.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Fashionable Millinery.

JUST received at MRS. ROUSE'S, Centre St.. large
y stock Of NEW MILLINERY, EMBROIDERIES, HO-
SIERY and GLOVES which will be sold at the lowest pr
large stock Of Lining Silks, all coors very lows some
choice Dress Silks Mrs Rouse has just returned from
Boston and New York. with the novelties in making
and trimming Bonues, and will be pleased fill orders
fast as possible.
Bath, Nov. 6. 81
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

iP A FIRE new ship, built by Gen. Jos.
Berry s Son, Bowdoinham, was towed down
to this city on Tuesday.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

MILITARY VIsIr-The Bath City Grays
visited this city on Thursday last. They at
tracted much attention, and gave good evidence
of skill in martial exercises Gardner Jonn-
-
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

Apples are so plenty on the Western Re-
serve, Ohio, that they are sold on the trees for
ten cents Der bushel
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

LINCOLN, ss.-Ata Probate Court held at W,scasset
,oithiR and for the County of Lincoln the 5fA day
of November, A. ID. 1855.
IN foregoing Petition, Orde ed That the said Pc
" titoner give notice to all persons interested said
Estate that they may appear Court osProbate TO he
holden at Wiscasset within and for said Comfy the
first Monday of December next by causing copy OF
said Petition, with this Order, to be published in the
Eastern Times newspaper printed Bath, formerly
in said County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to
Court. ARNOLD BLANET, Judge of Probate,
Attest: d. FooTE, JR., Register.
true copy. Attest: E. FoorE Jr, Register. osw2s
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

To Homo, able Arnold Bidney Judge of Probate vithn
and for the County of Lincoln.
MARY e. HATHORN, Administrative ofthe Estate
vi of Joseph j. HathorD, late of Richmond formerly in
said County deceased respect fully That the
Personal Etae of the aid deceased is sufficient by
the of six thousand Dollars, answer HIS hts
and charges of atom she therefore prays
she may be empowered and licensed sell AID convey
much Of the Real of the said deceased may be
MARY e. HArHORN.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Havana Sth, ship John Harris Mack, from
Cardiff Sept 11th; sid 5th, barbues Gen Taylor Adams
Baltimore; in rt Sth, ship Neptune, Bachelor.
Sid from MarsellleS, 18th, ship Gauntlet Borand.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
State of Maine,

LINCOLN ss.-A a Probate Court held at HTscasset
on the 5th day ofNoUember, A. ID. 1855.
ORDERED, That Mary e. Hathorn, Administrative
" of the Estate of joseph J. Hathofn, Of Rich
mond in said county deceased notify the heirs law
creditors of said deceased and all persons interested
account of Administration the Estate of said de-
ceased, will be offered for snwance Probate Court
at Wscasset, the LIST Monday Of December next at
ten O'clock A. NJ when and where they be present
lfthey Notice 10 be given by publishing an
attested copy Of this Order in the Eastern Tines pub
lished in Bath the county of Sagadahoc three
successfully before said Court of Probate Given under
my hand this fifth day of November, in the year of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ffty-fve.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Copy Attest, E. FoorE, JR., Register. o3w22
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
New Millinery!
Mrs. ROUSE, Centre St..

III AS just received elegant Of Ribbons,
Flowers, Embrnderies, &C., Fall Styles Ladies Hats,
very charming. The best miners only employed, and
all work entrusted, superntended by herself Straws
beached to look as well at the lowest price, being
all done at straw mandatory. good assortment Of
Dress and Cloak trimmings and buttons.
Mrs. Rouse grateful for the very large share of pat
with which she has been favored the last years.
will still attempt merit it, by sparing pans to pleas
her customers.
N. D. good assortment Of Mourning constantly on
hand.
Bath, Oct. /. TO-
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
New Fall Silks
New Dress Silks,
New Fall Goods

NOW opening at the Granite Store large stock Of New
" and desirable Fall Goods lower prices than at any
time before this Purchasers invited call
examine goods and prices OWEN L co.
November 6. 81
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Prices Reduced!

NEW Goods just opened.
~ Ladies Cater Boots, 81 to So
Gents Calf z
good assortment ofFancy Boots &C., for sale by
June ly. oil l.. s. FISHER.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
PATENT S SAFEis5Tia4 4 AAFFis5ia IAmp
BooR s. =

Ii you want employment, send for Wentworth
& Company's Circular of Terms to
Book Agents.
We publish the largest and best assortment Of books for
Agents, to be found in New England. Address WENT
WORTH & Co., PUBLISHERS,
Sc Washington Street. Boston
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
. 9ennaanShiD. .
LAUNDRY STARCH POLIEHi

manufactured ana TOR sale wholesale and reta by The
American Laundry Company, Once, No.
IA Water Street, VI Stairs. Boston.
And by Grocers Druggists and Periodical Houses geners
any throughout the country For richness 0fdualy beau
o. polish durability Of appearance, and power OF rsist
Jug damp weather, it Is unrvaied. WARRANTED to-
eonan no ingredient injurious to the finest fabric.
ORDERS sent by Express promptly attended to-
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Groceries. Groceries.

A FRESH stock just received at HYDE & BOW
Il MANS Grocery Store and which will be sold low
the lowest.
o4w20
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
REMOVAL
Bounty Land for Soldiers Of the
War 0flSI2.

recent act ofCongress, all Soldiers who served four
u days upwards in the of 1872 entitled
One Hundred and sirty acres All persons who
former application have received less
to the balance Claims presented and obtained
by BRONSON X SEWALL.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
AnClN Tics.

JUST received by the subscriber, large lot of L;
y Caters, which will be sold prices which can't be
Bath, Aug. %. 1855. IL WM. MATHEW
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

good assortment of Womens Goat and Patent Leather
Il ANGLE Ties for Misses be found at
July 24. 6 j. W. ROBERTS.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

4UUU schooner Lagrange, now dscharging at Rail il
road " harf, and for sale by d. X L. PATTEN.
May 20 so
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Notice,
Starch.

HENRY RAYN0LDS 4 CO.'S <cxtra premium Pearl
- starch" an excellent article. Also Satin Laundry
Starch for sale by NJ. 4. GANNETT
Oct. s, 1855. II
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
SALT.
CORN

IO0O HHDs. CADIZ SALT in Store, and for sale by
Bath, Feb. Is, 1856 34n D. L. PATTEN.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

WARMERS Patent Curveiincnr Saving
w Machine. This machine was designed to accom-
psh for saving what Banchard invention has done for
turning Two saws, hung upon swiyels, and guided
oy PATTERN with selffeeding movement, enable the
workman to cut any irregular shape with perfect ease and
accuracy There is branch of woodwork but may be
aided by this novel yet simple machine 1t will cut
pillars, Gohic and Roman windowheads, chair sufs pi-
ano and meodeon legs stair rails either circular
or elliptic plowbeas, fellows. &c. larger machine can
curacy f' M P ~
Mechanics others who are interested in this nvep
SWITas as isarn iui particulars by applying to WARNER
\. washington street, Boston, who are prepared
.;e M . m machines or to dispose of rights for coun-
one % tnese macin will be operation at the Inyen
tors exhibitions in Boston, October - - 'o
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Guardians Sale
Deal Freights

Thghest current rates crn be obtained at all times
"A on application TO Z. c, DUNCAN & co.
tii6o III Vail ST., N. Y
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Pettengill's Business Directory.
b o is A ND SHOES.
n Il

Have on hand stock of the best manufacture which the,
will sell at the lowest prices in the market for cash.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Ladies' CATERS.

NEW AMVcGstons
ii UNITS Patent Paper Mache Dckeys, Just received
IL CIRCUITS. Price only cents Call and look at ther
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
SPAIN.

difficulty has arisen between the English and
spsnish authorities, in consequence Of an English
Spanish gusrdacosto in the neutral waters OF Tangers
Explain atoms are demanded.
Mr. Boz Ian, whose case has been already referred
TO bas fled an affidavit that his losses from the CON.
duct of the Spanish Go sernmentin expeng him from
Cabs amount to double the amount awarded by
Mr. MuIe Of New Orleans, arbitrator on toe part OF
the British Governm emit and which sum is refused by
the Spanish su hortes.
The Gazette promulgateI the Colonization law, In
virtue of which the NJ mister Is authorized to grant
lands 10 any Spaniard or foreigner desirous to form
agricultural colonies in the waste districts of Spain
Any concession, however, exceeding 600 acres muss
be sal Toned BY the Legislature. Those concessions
are 10 be at first temporary, but win bee ,me de6aitve
it the conditions of the contract have bsen fulfilled
within four years. Foreign eOonists and their chit
6ren born out of Spain are TO be exenp. from military
service They are TO be allowed 10 import duty free,
all II farming and other in elements they may re-
ouire Government wi afford them every sssistarce
in the establishment of the colonies, and supply them
with timber and other ises. The new colonies are
TO be regulated by the Spanish law ana are 70 eject
THEN own sy untamientos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
ITALY.

SARDINIA 1t is stated at Turin that Count Csvour
will AXE advantage of his present journey to France
and England to make preliminary arrangements for
tbs negotiation of the new Piedmontese loan Of
fl. which is at present under consideration
by the Chambers.
'RoMAS STArEs-A Roman letter mentions tina. the
Conss'ory Tor December, will open on the 2lst, aud
tie promo ion of Cardinals which has been so of;en
postpored, will then take place. Among the candi-
dates spoxep of are the Archbishop Of Vienna, who
conducted the negotiation Of the Concordat and Snr
di Pie,ro, for merly Pspsl Nuncio at Lisbon. The
Pope has Just created NJ. Vilecourt Bishop o. La
Rochelle, resident Cardinsl he is q personal friend
of the Pope and noted for p'ety and learning.
The Emperor Of Austria, ia order to show his salts
faction al the conclusion of the Concordat has sent 10
The Pope the sum of 100000 francs toward the con
stIucliop OF the mouument of the Immaculate Con-
cepton Decorations have also been conferred on
the Gig pitaries who drew up the Concord.t and,
among 6hers on Cardinal Ssntucci and Bishop Va
lenzisni TIE Emperor has accepted the Popes invl
"a ion 60 Writ Rome, bat will not proceed to Italy TIL
Febi pary next. ,u,,
HAPLTs A most serious misfortune beeu Metsins
on he l4h ult., by inundstion, occssoned, It Is
suppoeed by wa er-spout; The whole country soou'
Messns wss laid under water, trees were rooted up
houses gardens furniture, and cattle destroyed ana
many persons drowned. Much damage has also oeea
done to the city itself The total oss s said 70 eISeco
two millions Of ounces or above SIX millions OF oona
In Palermo the cholera is very bad deaths being rom
70 TO 100 per day. In Naples from 80 to " deaths
per day are occssioned by this fstsl maisdy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
Richardson, Spence & Co.'S Cireu l.r.

Per Baltic LIVERPOOL, Friday, Nov 70, 100
continuance OF wnds still keeps on. shipment
from the but this hiss had efe on our ~nca
has become dul and only retail ransse ns o. very nm
taken place BREADsTCFFs On Ilsdsy
bought sgan che turn cheaper nn on
last Fiji sy but there little done. FLOUR ga, unstable
further REDUCTION Of Cd end y Dbl INDIAN CosN was OF
ered a 90 quarter mixd without leading 10 business
WHEAT would submit soy further decline 500 tae ISL
trips reduction OF ID 70 3D. ~ 70 payers
Won readily purchased FLoUR w dull without ehsnee
price Com there specu save ieeIS aud
Mixed quantity bronsht $ y quarter 10 srehoass
o5Ays quotations What Red, H. 10 III Wne'
~ 70 is6 Flows Phi sdelpbls ana Baltimore. IS 9
Ohio al TO ~ Western ~ to ~ INDIAN CORN Mixed
IS 6 70 IS. -. -
sEyy-Te Government understood t. have been
t.ksp At % Is TO These low rates h.ve h.d de-
pressing effect the trade and % 60 are hmiseo hoa'"'
however, do not give wsy much in pr1ce- . - Co.,, -,
Posx-Th. c1ntrsct rates IS 70 ~ To- y uerce, and
As TO as barrel The market for tnis article - as
but the stock tee,s pfces tr sr1e por-
tor of American Pork been contracted for winch rev
festuie -. II.
10 the mn Se.ts rates which Pork hss been contracted for
and quantity required there lees sAns isehs
LsKp h.. sshy declined from the very high prices lstey
paid.
sipss All s,me nsod having s2runs
mn and the decline been recovered Buteheu Asocaon'
iii 70 49, ,.-, =, 80,
RosI>-Sales nave oeeh oH 'e'J AS-e'sNs' WV -
RIpx without alt, rssicn. ,.,,
& ~ Tsde and holee Of the qusriss Of otissns
20 Mohues Rave full proes b,wecs and ths estef
,Tsaes Of nev Cotton have been freely offered and e
S.,nsr In Manchester there 10 slightly improves eelasi
MIdsirx Orsxs, lila Mobile. STD Ss~e"' pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
an extract from III. Kings speech a. u opening q

he Chamber. 'T's
"trcttepen, lsAd he,l the cotiiict between several
European Powers Is Lot yet at an end. Our father
land ho wever continues 70 be the abode of pssce.
succeed In preserving the honer ard standing of Prus
sia without nfoting upon country the heavy ssc
Iifces Of war. an proud to say that know OF no
people 60 well prepared for war or more re,oy TO sub
NIT TO sacrifices. than my own, whenever their honor
or interests really in danger This proud csnscious
Des mpoees upon me the duty, while sbidiog faith.
fully BY obligations already contract ID, not to enter
into further epgas ements thei polite. and military
In the attitude assumed by Prussia Austrs apd Ger
many, behold q valid security for the further main
ter of that independent position whcy is equally
conducive to the attainment Of an equitable and last
ing Pr ace, and compatible wi the we-wistes for ell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
DENMARK.

The High Court is declared competent to proceed
with the trial of the ex Ministers.
Gen. CaDrobert has been received ut Copenhagen
9th honors similar to those which were shswered
on him at Stockholm but his reception by the people
was less enthusiastic. The Paris papers say that mis-
mission was perfectly successful He has left on bis
return TO France
Denmark and Sweden continue to permit the ex
portstion CT breedstufs.
The American ship Robert Patton, Capt. Kelly,
which hao excited suspicion by remaining at anchor
al Ssndhsmm, arrived at Stockholm Nov. IS, when
her cargo, instead of revovers found to CONSIST
only Of cotton and dyewoods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

defects in the working OF their GoVernment which,
usiess corrected they will assureSy dsy or crer
Asye to re ret 1t s not granted to nations mo n 80
sc,ion; ana by teaching her pubic men TO think Of
po'hrg but the in whicn the apOlsu,s o. the
ultituie may be bsst secured Ansrica degr4re. the
below the level of their du'e. ren,ers them unsi b.
fp, because servie aud sscophs ltso oouossors snd
teaches them TO lover their rotioos OF admins xave
and executive duy to the Temporal, otisc. Of party,
Instead Of the permanent interess Of thsir country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
AUSTRIA.
AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
The Wanna O<f DpufsLe posf

AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
The Vienns Oa Deutshe Post says:
The nomination Of Cbevslier Hulsem.n TO the post
Of retident Austrian Minister at Washington and the
large increase which has been made 10 organic ston
Of our mission in the United S.aes, indicate new
step in Austrian diplomacy. Up to the present time
the United States have been to Austria sort of
with which il was wise to avoid ali contact A
wise policy, however, does not believe that danger
ceases because you coee your eyes lit. Austria does
well then to prepsre to take her proper pos ion ia the
events Of which, sooner or later the Uaited aes
destined TO become the scane."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
fAdvsrtis- ment I
From The Homs iouroai.


"TUTTLES EMPORIUM IN BROADWAY, No 345.
This literal procession of "a VII,
rs Of this wonderful sh every prison cit, careay
held parcel 10 hand Induced ,lo tn aud
40 In and The IONS Ga sdsrusa OF wbntsfss
Soc.no before %. NsEYars eruption th-re say Nui.
10 ipgsuui, for essng Of chden furTL uisss
rs.sousb charge Ee tor the s.sas only snf wssns
tirouph his lshyrrth OF cuhossa t Il hsest
ness stand and muse fof w niaats aud as world %
cAarur TOYS and prssenu cans Mat the d zee Of
lovely Whoa thst Of a. things possible 10 60
make happy this comns month