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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25
IT'S POPULARITY ABROBD.
FROM SOURI, AMERICA.

MARAcAIBo Nene Zuela. April f9, 1919.
Nessrs Sands-ientlemen:- II consider il IA duty due
the public make known the great benefit have re-
ceived from using valuable SaTsaparilla About
three wears since attacked with rheumatism IN
nv shoulders and also my legs and so severe was
the rain shat unable sleep tried all the pest
medicines could hear OF without receiving any neheh',
nmi. roseh the advice friend procured some OF
vour SarDnarlha and AFTER nsns four Doiises II the
course Of 6iteen DAYS, found myself entirely wen
have mn hesitation in saying your Sarsannfa y me
hes, medicine ever took, and can confidently recon-
nand !, N my friends and the public -
Y,ur obedient servuri,-J M. JbSthtN.
Here Is another, nearer nome :;
49, Sards-Gentlemen Il have great pleasure IN
otn,ytedrhg 10 YOU the great benefit have received
f, he use OF your Sarsaparilla subject OF pulmo-
n,rv disease | made voyage To Europe, but WINE
here continued to he afflicted few weeks aiter my
return was seized with violent hcmorrhaee Of 'he
nnes and from the debility and great prcsirann Q.
strength tina, followed with the proraced hmcuhy o.
resnTa,on | am entirely relieved by the use OF your
Sarsaparilla which, consider most inlofta y.
Iv valuable discovery in the healing art I'se' una
hive M, for the last IA years enjoyed so soou ea IS
at present Neis :. +. SEYMORE.
p..xod ,rd sold wholesale and reail by A u S ID
w Dr,griss and Chemists, 100 Fulton 81, corner
81 No.. M NV York Sold asoby Druggists geneT-
~ n hnrhon, Inc United States and Canadas- Price
g, e., 49, hottie; six boiies for s.
For sale BY A. . Page, Agent for Bath eowSmsl
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Shocking Shipwreck,

Ship Elizabeth, Captain Bangs, from Leg
horn, via Gibraltar, went ashore on Friday last
on Fire Island, four miles East of the Light
house on Long Island, New York; and be-
came total wreck She had cargo of mar
BILE, oil paintings, &c. also a statute Of the
Hon. John C. Calhoun, which was also lost,
together with several lives.
There were on board five cabin passengers
and eighteen men belonging to the ship Five
of the crew persisted, with all the passengers.
Among them was Henry Sumner of Boston
and the Marchioness DISCRETIONARY Mar
garet Fuller-husband and child The BODY
of the child has been found.
Capt. Heath died at Leghorn of small pox
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

AkcTHER SHIPwREcK. The brig Mc'Main
of Warren, Me, new vessel, on her first
passage from New York to Savannah, in bal
last, for a load of cotton, encountered the
storm between Capes Henry and Henlopen, on
lost chain cable, and sprung a leak; and was
with difficulty saved from sinking, there being
six feet of water in her hold, when she was
taken in tow by the steamer Kennebec and
towed in to Cape May on Saturday The cap
tains wife, Mrs. Lowry, was saved from
drowning in her stateroom, only by jumping
from the cabin window, a rope having been first
thrown to her, and tied around her body.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

THE undersigned shpbuilders ship-owners and ship
masters residing at Damariscota and Newcastle res
pectfy represent that serious Inconvenience expert
enced the head of navigation the Damariscoa river
from the deficiency of suitable wharves for the accommo
daon of large vessels-that from eight thousand
annually built in the immediate vicinity and
this amount Of property very much exrosed injury
from storms while being finished and fitted
sea, for want of suitable wharves and moorings
They further represent that pier extending from Med
cafs point called, the eastern side of the river
the channel and with wharf parallel TO
said channel hundred feet long and sixty feet wide,
and built point from which Cottrs wharfbears north
by eas-and from which the northeast Of the
Island wharf bears northweseach Of said wharves being
about sixty rods distant would supply the deficiency
planned oaord greater security to property and at the
time present obstacle the ordinary and nav
gaon of said river They therefore pray that leave
be granted Benjamin D. Medcalf and Joseph Day, and
such they associate with them such whar
pier upon the described spot the public necessity and
convenience require NATH'L AUSTIN, and % Others
Damariscotta, June 10, 1850
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

Ar at Liverpool June 30, Austria, Boreland, and Emma
Field Snow, Orleans. July g, New England, Prebe,
Mobile Sailed 4th ship Jose hine, Crooker, Boston. CT
I'd, Austria Boreland, Orleans. Adv Martha Ward,
aud VIM Sewali, for York 18th Rappahannock, do,
18th
Entered for loading sth, Emma Field, Snow, for New
York.
Entered inward at London 9th, Florence, Woodward,
Havana.
Ar at Esincur, June 26, Wabash Barnes, Havana, for
Cronstadt.
Ar at Hamburg, June 9th, Columbian, Mereen Matan-
Ar at Antwerp, July 4, ship Arkansas, Orr, Havana
Sailed June 80, Henry Warren. Rarden, Newport, Il.
Sailed from Have June 80, ship Vermont, Perry New
York.
Sailed from Bordeaux July Sd, Kedron, Carney, New
York.
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AGENCY OF
DR.. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines

PULMONARY Balsam, Pcctoral ENpectorant Pulmon-
ary Linmcnt Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, Anti
Dyspeptic Mixture Nervme Vermuge Depurative Syrun,
Heart Corrector Humor Corrector, Cough and Catharc
Pills Female Pills, Female Specific, &C. used by him
stany unprecedented success in the treatment of
Colds Coughs, Consumption, Asthma Heart Diseases,
Dyspepsia Scroula, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Female
Complaints. Piles &c. &c
Dr. Fitch's equalled Patent Silver Plated Abdominal
Supporters Fchs improved rlaed steel spring Shout
der Brace, DIR. Fitch's silver lnhaling Tube.
Dr. Fitchs celebrated SIX LECTURES on the prevention
and cure Of asthma diseases of the heart
&C. and on the method of preserving health and beauty
an old age This book should he in every family. To the
consumptive rons the only reasonable hope for
lief mothers the directions it gives for the and
education of children invaluable rs 900 copies of
book passed through the and the sale continues
undated.
For sale by s. S. FITCH & Co.. 707 Broadway, New
York and Dir. ALBERT SHAW, Sole Agent in Bath.
" DR.. Fitch's Guide to Invalds or directions per-
using Dr. Fitchs Remedies to be had gratis of all
his Agents. 2m4
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar June A. ship North Carolina
Drummond, Bath Dec eth bark Laura, Snow, of Thorn
aston. FIN \ Orleans, Dec Is.
NEW ORLEANS-Cl 18th ship IIaloyon Waite, l.iv-
erpool ADV ship Elizabeth Gross for Havrc wanting 200
bales.
MOBIIE-Cl 18th, ship Sarah a Louisa, Mcclellan, Liv-
erpool.
GEORGETOWN, scar 11th, sch Nevis, Brown
Thomaston. Cid 18th, sch Anita Damon, Benty, Thorn
NEW YORK-Ar 2lst, ship Devonshire, Strickland, n
Orleans 29 bark Orne ST John, Rodbird Neuvas, 9Th
inst Below 2Oth ship supposed the Caspian fin New
Orleans
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EANS-VerV Chean

THE subscriber has iusi received large assortment
l. of Scythes from of the best manufacturers i'll
The Union which VIII FIRST rate and win be
sold chean for cash. w p MARSTON.
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RARE VISITOR. Last Friday, as the cars
were entering Buckfeld, large, fat Moose
stood near the track, looking amazed at the ex-
traordinary machine that was approaching hun.
Having satisfied himself as TO Its character, he
bounded across and took to the hills. A party
OF hunters Immediately started in pursuit. lie
has undoubtedly been taken, for the Oxford
bears never miss their prey, especially when so
rare game as a Moose is ahead of them. This
fellow was very large one, and the only one
that has been seen in that vicinity for long
period.-Argus.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

Grand Junction Railroad. The grading of
this road from East Boston TO the screw facto-
nv, in South Maiden, with the exception of a
few rods near the easterly end of Bellingham
street, will be completed this week. The ex-
caxatlon on Bellingham street is about thirty
sepen feet deep, and the whole ground has to be
dug over with a pick-axe.-C Chelsea Telegraph
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

hd6H Of the system.
MONG the many aud important discoveries of this
"A generation, is whose fame will be written as
with a sunbeam. i'll the history OF the past. SANDS
SARSAPARILLA stands {, rth alone, and by its own
works proclaims power-that mute eoquence so rres-
islibly aectng in the appeals 10 the suffering for relief,
has been answered. Thousands of cases OF disease
Lave been cured by his invaluable medicine, such
are furnished III the records OF Time. These things
are moi done in places, in some unknown
but are performed ia principal cities and public pa
ces Thoy are brought before The world snbstantiate
beyond doubt tie healing cirtRes OF this preparation =;
and the unolded, although gigantic, plain
the light of day
The Sarsaparia is combined with the most effectua
aids the sauary productions, the most potent sim
niles of the vegetable kingdom; and lis Unprecedented
success il the restoration health those who had long
mined under distressing chronic maladies has
gwen il an exalted Notwithstanding as IL does,
evidence OF lis intrinsic value, and recommending
il 10 The afflicted the afflicted only know
ii has long been most important desderaium IN me
practice medicine 10 obtain remedy similar 70 ms
one that would the drer, S'on.ae- ana ooteefS
with all the precision and potency oi mineral prepafa-
tons, yet without any of there der,efogs uPo ~
the vital powers OF the system AHhoush posseseu 2,
powerful healing properties, u : ehieay n"' =.
will not :niure most delicale con , ~ ~
rer,ct health no effect produced by us an
increase Of appetite; bui when disease III US, no
frame and CARRYING fast us Nlclih .oii pm u Ills
t - HI uduence is felt ana seem 1t enkm-
dies new life and viE2r' ailI pi'ns "'' '' S''s'A
| 10 the suffering ana "4'cHs' - r.. :, ,,,,,,
| scRort-L OTIS AFFECTIONS OF THE EYES
| WINCHESTER, KY. Oct %. 1sfg-
| s,xns-tfentIeniea II would not have
a. n write 10 you, if ii was not my duty 10 let
~ tc know the almost miraculous effect your sarss-
ue t ira mon me. My limbs covered with
Psii ores thai could not walk during the whole.
"a ,s.n,r-e- III this situation ihe-
HPts rorr Sarsaparills, and after taking two bottles
u entirely cured must tell YOU of another wonder
NJ cnrr NV brother afflicted with this scrofua in his
Lad 80 bad that his physician told him that the of
biz ght inevitable and permanentbl blindness
ed TO he his fate. Three bottles entirely restored his
sight and coniol but recommend all similarly Attic
ted Sands Snrsarurilla lonrs truly,
BENZ. + BUCkNER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

The storm of Friday last was very severe at
the West and South. In n. Jersey the corr
was laid PROSTATE, and the smaller grains sui
fered severely, many fields being overlooked
In and around Philadelphia much damage was
done. The Delaware and Schuylkill both rose
to an unwonted height, carrying off bridges,
&c, and persons at several different places.
were drowned. The damage was very great
in those States also in New York and Mary
land
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

The Lawrence divorce case is again in the
newspapers, one of the journals having pub
iished Mr.. Lawrence's statement, which con-
tsIns portions of the private correspondence be-
tween his wife and her mother. The whole
difficulty in this case appears to have been
caused by lady, somewhat petted beauty il
the West, putting a little rouge on her cheeks.
A man who knew how to deal with pretty
woman, would have placed his beard so often
next her face as to save her the necessity of re-
sorting to pink saucers to heighten her color
Phil LEDGER.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED. -.-.

E ARRIVED. .4.
THURSDAY, July le
Brig Venus, Orr Boston.
Sch Hanover, Fogg, do
SATURDAY, July 90
Brig Richmond, Blair, st Pierre, Martinique 29th ult
and Turks Island 9Th inst, with salt j. S. Sewa left
at Martinique, brig Alpine, Treat FIN Frankfort Jeff
no Am vessel at Turks Island.
Sch Lamartne, Eaton, ST Martins June 29th with salt
for w ii Lunt and Others of Bowdoinham
CLEARED.
friday July 10.
Brig Rideout, Smith, Vinalhaven.
CLEARED.
TUESDAY, July %.
Sch Planet, Briggs, Boston.
Sch Consul, Beck, Brewster, Cape Cod
Sch Charlestown Packet, Thompson Boston,
lowed TO sea ship Mary, new Marshall San Francisco
CLEARED.
SATURDAY, July 90
Brig Rideout, vinalhaven.
MONDAY, July o.
Br Sch Esperance, Pictou, Ms.
Brig Emily, Portland.
Sch Ma, flower Gloucester.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

ANOTHER GREAT FIRE.

The Crescent City arrived at New York on
Monday, with three weeks later intelligence
from California, ISL passengers, and 10000
in gold.
Steamer Columbus arrived at Panama on
the 9th inst, having left San Francisco on
the 18th June. She brought 1853 passengers,
and $3.50, 900 in gold dust on freight, and the
mails
Another destructive fire occurred at San
Francisco on the Nth of June, destroying four
entire blocks; in all 300 houses, at loss of
S., 100000
1t originated in the kitchen of the Sacrament
to House, and spread rapidly in every direc-
ton.
Part of the old burnt district is again burnt
WhaUes and shipping saved
The Journal of Commerce office is again
burnt. Custom House saved. This is the
most disastrous fire that has occurred.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

IMPORTANT to those having impurities of
the Blood-BRANT'S PURIFYING EN-
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in the
world, Is now put up in QUART BOTTLES.
~ See advertisement headed "SIxTY- EouR
DOSES, In another column. 1t is so strong and
purifying that one bottle lasts from Ten to Six
TEEN days longer than Sarsaparilla.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

ATTACHED BY A RATTLEsNAKE.-As Mrs
Enoch Bryant, of South Danvcrs, was taking
a walk in the garden on Tuesday afternoon,
she was attacked by a rattlesnake, which
sprang and caught her by the foot. Her
screams brought her husband TO the spot,
who succeeded in killing the monster. Fnr>
tunately, Mrs. Ii. had on OF the time a pa ir
OF India rubber overshoes, which prevented
The iangs from penetrating TO the tie.h. The
snake measured = feet and had nine rat
lles.-Ereenan.
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% g 81 { III 8 4.

In this city, 2st inst Charles c. Hodgdon, aged l6
years
In this city, George Rogers of Mr. c. T. Greenleaf
aged Is months.
In this city, Susan Frances daughter of Capt Sewal
Reed, aged years.
In Brunswick Nathaniel Robbins. He was born in
Walpoe, Mass, Oct. 2, 1913.
AT sea- Capt David Lawrence of Ptston of ship
Meteor on her passage from Apaachicola Liverpool the
3D. day ont His remains were into Key West, and
forw arded to N. York.
In Boston James Lorng old printer and bookseller
that city, aged so.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

A gentleman while visiting Catskill Falls,
lately met with serious accident. Standing
upon ledge of rocks oyerhanging the falls,
the ledge gave way, precipiiatlng him some
sixty feet into the water below. His collar
bone, one arm, and one leg were broken, be-
sides being otherwise injured.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The Mail
states that girl by the name of Center, Is
years Of age, was instantly killed on Saturday
afternoon, at Lawrence, Mass, by gravel
train on the Boston and Maine Railroad, which
was backed on 10 her, as she was standing on
the track. She was an operative in the Stark
Mills at Lawrence, and belonged in Vermont.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

CAPTURE OF SLAvER.-Arrived at New
York OH Tuesday, ship Martha, Lieut.. Com
mand;ng Rusch, from Ambrose, coast of
Africa, fifty nine days, where she was taken
prize by the U. S. brig Perry, on suspicion
of being SLAYER, having on board at the
time the implements used in the trade. The
crew, twen,y-four in number, were put in
irons
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M aww6Maye@.

In this city, by Rev. Mr.. Stevens, Mr. Charles E. d.
Lee to Miss Sarah A. Berry,
In this city, by Rev. Mr.. Stevens, Mr.. John Shaw
Margaret Sharp.
In this city, by Rev Ray Palmer, Mr.. Geo X. Upham of
Brunswick, TO Sarah B., daughter of the late Hon. VIM
Richardson, of this city
In this city, by Rev Ray Palmer Mr. Edward Gerrish
Miss M L Woton.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

The Siamese Twins, whose death has been
announced in the papers, have written let
ter, dated June Is. $780, a, their residence in
North Carolina. As proof that they are
still alive, they say that each have just re-
ceived an addition to his family. Mrs. Chang
is the mother of five children, and Mrs. Eng
OF four, and their papas are moi dead ct all
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

Name Misunderstanding 10 the adiutant
generals return, the number enrolled is S.
$40 There are 40 artillery gun houses, which
he proposes to sell, and to place the guns in
the arsenals at Portland and Bangor
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

Choderd.-There were 2I2 deaths at St
Louis last week, II of which were from chol-
era-a decrease of mortality from the week be-
fore. There were but II deaths BY cholera
al Cincinnati, on Tuesday. At Nashville IA
cholera deaths on the 9th.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

MatanZas-ln port, 1th inst, barqne Indian Queen,
Drummond f. Cronstadt lde; brig susan Jane, Moul-
ton, for q stem, do.
Ca denas-sId 4lh, mot FIN Matanzas,) brig Zuyder
Zee. Fusst Il. Boston
In port 9Th, brig WIN McGiIvery, Ilicbornf for York
llth.
Mirnmichi-Cld 81, baIque Yankee Blade, Brad
street. Cork
John, NI-Ar 18th, sch Hero, Eaton, Bath.
Ar 10 h, sch Rising sum- Bi>set Bath.
tMRrtins-Iu port abt eth inst, ship ADdover,
Bearsr fin N York, just
Liverpool-Ar June 18th, ship VIM Sewsll New
Yuk.
Quebec-Cld 18th, ship Humphrey Purnngtnn, Mar
wick.
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To the Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge OF Probate ''' inc
County of Lincoln. - rr5a
RESPECTFULLY represents Nathan Cove OF , ruse
IL comb in said County, that he is guardian OF
Iamson minor and child OF Ephram i'ahsoh' ''.e "
Eirecomb aforesaid deceased, that SAID ih,ho' y
ed and possessed nj the following desctine9 Iea
situated in said Edyecomb, viz; one oI IaI
Of t-o.,hirds Of The Homestead OF me saiu phiain
,nJ th,t il would be for the beneht OF saih MI
r ,b, The same should be sold and the proceeds there
~ ~ o,, ,d secured him on interest ana SAID guar
~: a,r,har rertesens that all advantageous offer Of
.nrireJ dollars has been heretofore made by John
III NJ aid Edgecomb for such estate and that the in
80 Of Al, concerned will be best promoted by an imme-
Ate acceptancc Of such Offer
Wherefore said Nathan Cove, guardian as aforesaid
r,s that he may be licensed and authorized TO sell
f,rb real estate said John Pool with or without pub
lie NOTICE. his discretion his giving bond pur
10 law. NATHAN COVE, Guardian
Wiscasset, July I, 1850.
LINCOLN, ss-Aa Probate Court held at WIscassei
within and the County of Lincoln on the LIST day OF
July, AID, 1850.
On the foregoing petition, ordered that the said petit
toner give notice all persons interested in said estate
den at Wiscasset, within and for the County OF Lincoln
ON the first Monday of August next, by causing copy
of said petition with this order, be published IN the
Eastern Times printed at Bath in said County, three
weeds successfully previous said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge OF Probate
Auest:-FREDERIcKA A. SAWYER, Register pro tenn
True Copy of Record, Attest;
3w3 FREDERICK A. SAWYER, Register pro TEN
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REPORTERS INDIGNANT. Toronto, July 90.
Last night all the reporters at the Legislative
Assembly withdrew, in consequence of one of
their number being called to the bar of the
House and censured, for requesting a member
conversing near the Reporters Gallery, not to
interrupt him. The whole press have resolved
10 report no more in that House.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Hero, of Thomaston which nun into by steam.
er Isaac Newton in the North River, was towed round
Into East River 18th, but afterwards got loose and was
floating opposite Corlaers Hook the after plrt of the day
with her side and topmasts above
la the late severe gale at New York ships II Booby
OF Brunswick, and Leila of Baltimore, broke from
moor incs at Pm l9Ih, and drove the river. They
were probably secured without much damage.
Sch Hero, of Tbomaston, from New York tot Por land
or Portsmouth is stated by Telegraph have been run
into morn Of 18th inst, by Isaac Newton The
schooner was capsized md nearly filed it'll water
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

The CoNToY PRISONERS. Baltimore. July
23.-The U. S. steamer Vixen arrived at Nor
folk yesterday, from Havana The America
prisoners have all been placed on board the U
S. ship Albany, to be taken to Pensacola
The Vixen left Norfolk Immediately 70
Washington.
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SpDK EN-.

18Th inst. Ia 70 30, Ion Is 10, brque ry Melville.
Webher Boston for San Francisco.
Juy , lat - As Ion 81 ship Andover Bearse, IS days
from New Yotk fr Il Martin.
July s. lat i5 Ion %, passed barque Yankee Blade
fm Miamichi "a Cork.
June u, lat 40 5, Ion "a w, barque Almeida
THAI er los on, Avl D. for California
July s, lat 81 T., Ion 55 IN IS reported through
Telegraph was passed harque Yankee Blade, fun Mifam
chi fer Cork.
July -, lat 81 II, Ion 20, brig Atlantic, Ducl fin New
York f,r BarbadUts.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

Lieut.. Bell, Of the cutter Forward, was on
Thursday placed under arrest at Whining
ton, Del, by order OF Capt. Names for enter
tanning a select party with a ball on the eve
ming OF Saturday, the day OF the obsequies of
the late president.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS. - The
late census makes the population of Massa-
chuseus nearly $4,000, gain in ten years
Of $1,000. Midjlescx county is the most
populous cue bv $4,000.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

NeW Orledss, Jwly ls,-A meeting of our
citizens was held yesterday, at which COM
mittee was appointed to proceed to Washington
to accompany the remains of General Taylor to
Louisiana
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

FRosr.-The Skowhegan Clarion says that
there was slight frost 10 that vicinity on
Saturday night, 9Th inst, which niPped the
corr leaves little.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

The last Portland Enquirer contains the val
edictory of c. N. Stackpole, Esq He retires
to make way for Mr., Wiley, who is to take
the editorial charge Of the paper.
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STATE OF MAINE.

In Senate, July ii, 1850.
On the petition aforesaid ordered, that the petitioners
attested copy of their petition with this orde
thereon be published in the Eastern Times and North
Tribune twice successfully, days at least, be
fore the first day of August that all persons nteres
ted may then appear and show cause, Of any they have,
why the prayer Of said petition should be granted
Read and accepted
Sent down for concurrence. A. H. SMALL, Sec.
In House of Representatives, July ii, 1850.
Read and concurred
A. B. FARwELL, Clerk pro TEN.
true copy-Attest
Zwa ALBERT H. SMALL, Secretary Of the Senate.