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At Lowell on the 4th, at A p. NJ, Ca
Tagpart made balloon ascension with I
Avino machine attached. He was up ]
hours. travelled about IS miles, and show
himself over Dracut, Tewksbury, Haverh
Reading, Andover, Danvers, Ipswich, Geors
town, Lawrence, Methuen, Salem, and o
er towns. He also went some distance {
TO sea. On his way back to Lowell, at Nj
dleton, the geeting to his flying mach
broke. Had not this accident happened
would have landed in or near Lowell, VIII
he started from. E tN
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To the Hon. Arnold Blaney Judge of Probate for the
County of Lincoln.
UESPECTFULI.Y represents Nathan Cove of Edge
~ comb IN said County, that he is guardian of George
l.amson, minor and child of Ephram Lam. on late Of
Edgecomb, aforesaid deceased, that said minor is sez
ed and possessed OF the following described
situated in said Edgecomb viz; undvidc fourth pari
OF two-ihirds of the Homestead of the said Ephram
amson and that would be for the benefit of said
nor that the same should be sold and the proceeds there
OF put out and secured 10 him interest," and said guar
oian further represents that an advantageous offer Of
one hundred dollars has been heretofore made by John
Pool OF said Edgecomb for such estate and that in
erest oil all concerned will be best promoted by mme-
date acceptance of such offer.
wherefore said Nathan Cove, guardian as aforesaid
prays that he may be licensed and authorized 10 sell
SUCH zeal estate 10 said John Pool with or without pub
10 law. NATHAN COVE Gunri;on
wiscasset, July 1, 1850. - : - = ~
LINCOLN, sal Probate Cont held at WIscasset
within and or the County of Lincoln, the Isl day Of
July, AID, 1850.
On the foregoing petition ordered that the said petit
toner give notice TO all interested said
that they may appear at Court of Probate be ho
den Mt Wiscasset within and for the County 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 Comfy three
weeds successfully previous said Court. rse
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
AueH;-FREDERfcKA A. SAWYER, Regisfcr PRO TEN.
True Cory of Record, Attest: tf-e-
owS FREDERICK A. SAWYER, Register pro tenn
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LINCOLN, ss-Asa Court Of Probate held at Bo,c-
doinha ,Dihin and for the County If Lincoln on The
I7tA day of June, AD. 1850.
NANCY COOMBS who is named sxecutrix in a Ger.
~ tain instrument Pnrporiing to be the last will and
testament OF Zehulan Coombs late Of Bowdoin in said
County deceased having presented IN, same for Pro
bate; Ordered that the said Nancy give notice oil
persons by causing copy Of this order 10
be posted upn some public place in the Of Bow
doin, and by publishing the same in the Eastern
Times paper printed at Ball. three weeks SUGGEST
lvely, that they may appear Probate Court 10 ne
held wisscasse, said County on the third Monday
Of Sept next, and show cause il any they have why
the said instrument should be proved approved ana
SLOWED as the last viii and Testament n said deceased
ARNOLD BLANFY, Judge Of Probate
5wi Copy attest, EpwrH s Hcvrr hegEei .
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To the Hon. the Senate and House of Representatives of
the State of Maine in Legislature assembled.
ID ESPECTFULLY represent the undersigned Selectmen
IL of Topsham that at meeting of the qualified voters
of said town. held agreeably to duly issued
which public notice given according TO law, the
2Gth day of May AID lS50-they directed to make
application TO the Legislature of the State for
passed authorizing said town loan its credit for
exceeding thirty thousand dollars the Ken
nebec & Portland Railroad Company, for the purpose
enabling said Company to complete their road Augusta
upon certain and conditions forth in said vote
certified copy of which is hereunto appended.
la pursuance of the authority and direction thus given
the undersigned they respectfully pray the Legislature
enact law giving said the power to loan its
credit in the manner contemplated, and upon the
and conditions specified in said
CALEB KILLGORE. of
J. II. ALEXANDER. y Topsham.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-11

FOR inc rennorlt ana permanent cure Of all diseases
arising from an impure state Of the blood or
habit Of The system.
A MONG the many and important discoveries Of this
n generation. is one whose fame will be written
with sunbeam, in the history of The past. SANDS
SARSAPARll.LA stands f nth alone. and by its own
works procaIms power-that mute eloqrence Irres-
shly affecting in the appeals 10 the suffering for relief
has been answered Thousands of cases of disease
lave been cured by his invaluable medicine, such as
NOT furnished in The records Of time. These things
are not done IN secret places or N some unknown town
but performed m principal cities and public pa
Thoy are brought before the world TO substantIae
beyond doubt the hsalfHg riTtHss OF this preparation
aud The facts unfolded although gigantic are as PLAIN as
the light of day.
The Sarsaparilla is combined with the most efeetual
aids me most sanitary productions the most potent sim
pies Of the vegetable kingdom; and US unprecedented
success in The restoration health those who had long
pinned under the most distressing chronic maladies has
gwen it exalted characier-fuInshng, il does
evidence Of It's intrinsic value and recommending
it the afflicted in the afflicted only can know
Ii has long been important deslderatum in the
practice OF medicine, TO Obtain remedy similar
than would the itrsr, stomach and bptpels
with all III precision and potency ofmineral prepara-
ions yet without any of there deleerous effects upon
the vital powers OF the system. Although possessed or
powerful healing properties II Is entirely harmlass, and
will not niure 10 most delicate constitution. When in
perfect health, effect is produced by s eexcep, an
increase Of appetite but when disease scared ia The
ane and carrying iaSt as vicum along the path Of lite
then us mysterious influence IS ieit and seen; II enkm
dies life and vie0T and brings health and strength
10 the suffering and diseased
SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS OF THE EYES. a
WFHcHEsTER, Ky. Oct 20, IS4a.
y i. u. SANDS Gentlemen II would rot have
presumed 10 YOU. ii ii was not nv dhy 10 let
the public know The almost miraculous effect your
pari.ia has had upon Ny limbs were covered with
uicerous that could walk during the whole
Spring and summer In this situation commenced the
OF your Sarsapari.ia, and after taking bottles
was entirely cured. must tell You of another wonder
f cure My brother afflicted with This scroula in his
head bad that his phy ican told him The loss Of
hssigh was inevitable and permanent blindness
ed TO he his iar. rhree boues entirely restored his
sight and cunot bat recommend all similarly attic
ted q Use Sands SarSarurilla Yours truly.
BENZ. BUCKNER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-11

Al a Court OF Probate held Portland, within and for
the County OF Cumberland, on the first Tuesday OF
July, A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty
DAVID DENNIS named executor in n ccria ninstru-
u mcnt purpor,ing be the last will and testament OF
John Fitch late Bristol in the County OF Lincoln de-
ceased, having presented the same for Probatei II was
Ordered that said give notice 10 all persons
by causing notice 10 be published three weeks
successivey in The Eastern Times printed at Bath
that they may appear al Probate Court to be held at
said Portland on the first Tuesday Of August ten
of the clock in the forenoon and show cause fany they
have why the said instrument should not be proved,
approved and allowed The las, will and testament of
said deceased. FREEMAN BRADFORD, REGISTER
true copy--Arest FIREMAN BRADFORD, Reg.
az aF
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-11

RoIBERY.-The cabin Of the brig Ada
Capt. Veazie, of Belfast, Me-, lying al
Point. Providence, was entered Satur
morning between one and three clock, W
all hands were asleep. A sportsman's 81
watch, three or four dollars in change f
the captains pocket, and several paper
no value except to the owner, were stoei
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-11

TO the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Judge of Probate
within and for the County Of Lincoln.
n NIEL BAKER, OF Wiscassei,in said County guar
IL dian duly appointed, of Samuel II. PlummeT, OF
said Wiscassei, minor, respectfully represents that
said minor seized of certain lot of land situated
Alma, in said County, bounded thus being the part
the George Erskne farm so called, which was set of
TO the said minor as the heir of Samuel Pummer his
father deceased being the part of the said Erskne farm
which the said Samuel seized tenant in
in his life time, and which set off TO the said
minor aforesaid by commissioners appointed 10 NAL
partition. by the same will appear containing thirty
four acres more or less with little barn on the same
And your petitioner further represents that he had pre-
viousy 10 this time advantageous offer made him
for the purchase Of the said minor. in said
tate by Jonathan Leighton, Jr of Vassahorough who
has offered for the the of 1898 80 and that
the interest OF all persons concerned will be best pro-
NOTED by an immediate acceptance of said offer
Wherefore your petitioner prays the said Probate
Court 10 authorize him make sale OF the said
including the of the widows dover in
said real the said Leighton aforesaid with
without public notice &c. as by law provided.
II ID
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-11

THE MADEIRA CONVERTS FROM ROMAN
Through letters lately received from Trim
we learn that there are now concentrate
that island about four hundred and fit
The refugees from Romish persecution in
delra, where they have been collecting {
the islands adjacent, in which they origi
" secreted themselves. -Jour. Com.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-11

CASE OF CHOLERA IN BosToN.-Ata m
ing Of the Medical Society, held Satu
evening, a member reported case of A
ic cholera, which had occurred that di
Charles street. 1t was the case of ten
ate man, who died in IL hours after the +
ician was called.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-11
Death of PRESIDENT TAYL

- By telegraph to Boston papers
learn that President Taylor is dangerously
and at IL O'Clock on Tuesday it was thong
could not survive.
LATER.-GEN. TAYLOR DEAD. We
that Gen. Taylor died at IS minutes pa
o'clock Tuesday night.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-11

BUFFALO, July 1.-The report which
published on Saturday announcing the fs
Table Rock at Niagara Falls is confirr
About forty feet OF the rock are gone, bu
lives were lost. The six persons IN the
riage had a very narrow escape by Juml
out as the carriage went over.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-11
Wiscasset, July /, 1850.

LINCOLN. sat- a Probate Court held at Wiscassei
within and for the County of Lincoln, the first day
of July, A ID. 1850.
On the foregoing petition, ordered that the said pcii-
toner give notice 10 all persons interested in said estate
that they may appear Court Of Probate TO be holden
at WIscasse within and for said County, the first
Monday of August next by causing copy OF said petit
ton with this order, 10 be published in the Eastern
Times, printed AT Bath in said County. three weeks
successfully prev 10 said
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Auest:-FREDERIcK A. SAWYER Register pro tenn.
A True Copy of r ecord. Attest:
3w3 FREDERICK A SAWYER, Rerisfer pro tenn
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WASHINGTON GILBERT.
LINCOLN. s.-Ata Cour, of Probate held a, Wis

LINCOLN, sat a Court of Probate held at Wis
casset, within and for the County OF Lincoln on the
LIST day OF July. A d. 1850.
On the foregoing petition Ordered that the said pe-
TONER give notice all persons in said estate
q appear Court of Probate be held at wisca<-
the 5h day OF August next, by causing n
copy of said petition with this order be published
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous said Court in the
Eastern Times newspaper printed in Bath
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
Auest:-FREDERIcK A. SAWYER, Register pro TEN.
True Copy Of Record Attest:
3w3 FREDERICK A. SAWYER, Register pro tenn.
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PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE.

The entire series have been carefully examined and
strongly recommended Superintendens Trustees and
Teachers of Schools by the following distinguished
,emen:-His Exceency, HAMILTON FISH Governor Of the
Stale of New York; Christopher Morgan, Secretary
of Stste and Superintendent of Common Schools New
York, T. Romeyn Beck, Esq N. d., Secretary Of the
Regents of the University, New YORK; the Legislative
Committee on Colleges, Academies, and common
Schools; Rev Edward Hitchcock, LII. D. President of
Amherst College, and Professor Of Geology, Mass.
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HeCker's Farfna. .

DRBPARED Greats, Dry Yeast Hominy, Wheat
L Meal, Wheat Groats, Buckwheai Flour, Sage, Tap
oca, Potalpe Starch Ground RICE &C. for sale the
City Market by A. G PAGE
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Independent Horse Rake.

THIS Rake is fitted the hind wheels of single horse
L wagon, and tended by or boy who can RIDE and
RAKE, and manage the Horte with and certainty
is equally appropriate rough and smooth land. This
Rake is for sale in this city by w. p. MARSTON.
June 90, 1850
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Jaynes, Medicines

GEARS Syrup of Liverwort Fahnes,ock v.r,r;,,r.
- Trufanls Compound for Salt Rheum MOE -. MeS
cines, &c, and pills OF all kinds, for sale by "
A. q PAGE <~.-s
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A CARD.

The Committee of Arrangements for the eel
ebration of the Anniversary of our National In
dependence in Bath, take this method OF ex-
pressing their sincere thanks to all those who
contributed their aid in carrying out the ar
fragments for the day.
The Orator, Reader Of the Declaration OF III.
dependence and Chaplain, will please accep'
our Acknowledgements for their efficient aSSiS'-
ance upon the occasion.
The Pulaski Guards Of Boston, deserve some
thing more than passing notlce' VI 'u1
inc, tbev received letter from us, which
should b.rs heen received fortnight before,
ipouirinp of them, if they could participate win
our ci,i,ens in the festivities OF the 4th. On
tho morning of the 3rd they were able TO tele-
granh 10 us the welcome interrogatory, "Shall
the Company come AND IN hVe hours there
fron, the ranks of this noble corps were filled
and en- route for Bath, in the midst of North
east storm. &c.
The generous impulse with which they re-
sponded to our wishes, at much Inconvenience
and pecuniary sacrifice to themselves, and the
ardor and promptness with which they carried
those responses into execution, have won our
admiration and entitled them TO our gratitude.
The heartfelt thanks of this Commute and of
the citizens of Bath to Capt. Wright, the Off
faint degree express the sentiments we all feel
Their gentlemanly department commanded
our respect, and their military bearing and cor
rect evolutions deserved our highest encomlums.
Their visit will long be remembered by US as
a convincing proof that the :" Soul of Soldiery'
is not mere name, nor an exclusive appropri-
alton and that the Citizen Soldier is the bull
wark of our National liberty, the true defender
of our Constitution.
Torrent Engine Company No. 9, and the
Truckmen will please accept our thanks for
their services in performing escort duty
Their appearance was every way creditable to
themselves and honorable to the city.
To the Bath Brass Band and the Bath Glee
Club, we tender our sincere acknowledgements
for the excellent music discoursed by them.
The manner in which the collation. was
served up by Mr.. b. F. Foote establishes his
reputation as publiceaterer.
We now come to the most pleasing part OF
our duty, which is to testify our gratitude TO the
ladies who furnished boquets of flowers to orna-
ment the tables forthe collation.. Ladies, words
fail to express our feeling and sentiments, we
can only say that the Committee of Arrange
ments stand ready TO reciprocate all favors to
the extent of their ability
OTIs kIMBALL
JOHNSON RIDEouT.
A. ]. FULLER.
HIRAM TURNER.
AMOS L. ALLEN.
E. X. HARDING.
VIM. M. REED.
]. G. RICHARDSON.
c. B. LEMoNT.
REUBEN SAWYER.
c. I. GREENLEAF.
DAVID t. STINsoN.
JOHN. II. k1MBALL.
A. j. FARNswoRTH.
JAMES T. PATTEN.
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THE PICTORIAL FAMILY ANNUAL,

400 pages octave, and illustrated with Two HurpRrp
AND TWELVE ENeRAvIsGs: designed valuable and
cheap for and teachers place in the
hands you ng people, in attractive bindings.
THE HISTORY OFPALEST1NE,fro m the Patriarch
al Age to The present time By John Kuo, editor Of the
Lordon Pictorial Bible, &c,
ALSO, NEW EDITIONS OF SEARS
Pictoi al History the Bibe.-Pctoriai Sunday Book
Description Great Britain and Ireland-Bbe Biogra-
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formation for the Peope.-Pctorlal family INSTRUCTOR
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REVO-
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Word together with the
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BY THE LAST MAIL.

SAN fKANCisCO-Ar May Is, brig Leo, burlington,
Bath Dec H. Valparaiso March 26 2Sth. brig Amer;cs
Grows, Bath Oct Is, Valparaiso March 81. CID sd brig
Reindeer, Batchelder, Tridad bay
NEW ORLEANs-Cld 26th, ships Caspian, N. York
Sharon Leghorn.
SAVANNAH below 4th, ship State Rights, from
Pittston, Me-
CHARLEsToN-Ar Sd, brig Pao Alto, Mcintyre, Cam.
den, Ia.
GEORGETOWN, sC.-Ar 25th, sch Com Tucker.
Cox, Newcastle Cid 29th, sch Mohawk Johnson Dam.
arscotta Cid LIST, brig Shamrock, Willard, Of Thomas.
ton.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar6 9th, schs Eliza Warren, Chesley,
and DELLA Lawrence Bath CT do ship France Nichols
N. Orleans.
~ NEW YoRK-Ar below, It'll, ship ]. @. Humphrey fin
Bath ' - ' Ai"A''' VI
AT at ror au Prince 2ad ult brig Nancy Pratt steph-
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w TuSey MAY a. Am
key, late Of Newcastle in said County, deceased and
minors, respectfully represent that said are
ed and possessed of certain real situated in Alma
10 vii one LOT, beng par of the George Erskine
farm bounded thus beginning al stake placed the
east OF the road leading from Alma Wiscasse in the
north line of land set out 10 widow Eleanor Plummer
as her dower-thence southeast one hundred and nine
ty rods 10 the west line, or lot f. plan OF said farm
made by ]. A. Woodman, X. C Jones and Samuel Pal
Incidence northeast tw enly-two rods Thomas Mel
sons landihence northwest by said Nelson's land 10
land of Benjamin and Jacob Aver, one hundred and
ninety rods 10 said roadthence souherly by road
10 the place OF beginning, containing twenty
less, together with the bay ground in old
barn said Erskine farm, and oiher in said barn.
as fully appears by the report OF said Woodman Jones
Palmer. commissioner whose report is record in
the Probate Office also undivided fourth part inter
est IN the revers on Of the widows dover, in the said
George Erskine farm Eleanor Piummer by the
aforenamed commssIoners-hal said real estate
productive, and that ii would he for the benefit of sal
that said real should be sold and the pro-
ceeds thereof put out and secured 10 them interest
Wherefore he prays that he may be cenccd and
thorized to sell the private sale the
hundred dollars, offer of that sum having been
made. and in tho opinion of said guardian the
WILLIAM Turkey, Guardian.
LINCOLN SIT Probate Court held Wiseassef,
rcithin and for the County Of Lincoln, the first
Mon tag OF July d 1850.
On the foregoing petition Ordered shat said petition
give notice 10 all persons interested in said
appear al Cour, of Probate 10 be holden wiscasse,
on The frs, Monday of August next by causing COPY
OF said petition with this order be published three
weeks excessively previous 10 said Court in the Eas-
ARNOLD BLAME Y, Judge Of Probate.
Auesi-FREDERIcK A SAWYER, Register pro tenn
A True Copy OF Record, Attest:
3w3 FREDERICK 4. SAWYER, Register pro tenn
To the Honorable Arnod Blaasy Esq. Jndge Of Probate
,rifhiu aud for the County of Lincoln -
JTASHIN5TON GILBERT administrator de bonis
w OF the estate OF JOHN Mathews lale of Bath in
said county deceased respectfully represents that the
personal estate Of the said deceased sufficient by
the Of eight hundred dollars 10 answer the just
debts which he owed: he therefore prays that he may
be empowered and licensed 10 sell much OF the Real
Estate the said deceased may be sufficient 10 raise
the said with incidental charges.
And whereas by partial sale of any entire portion
the residue of the real of the said deceased
would greatly ecated he therefore prays
that he may be authorized and iicenced TO sell the
whole OF the consisting of the home stead of the
said deceased subject the widows dover which has
been assigned 10 her.