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BROADWAY THEA AND LESS c
9 IhSe win DC performed ths comedy Of the sCuo0t ron
SS M ~ ts Jss MI Sasss NJ qsir SIR
CHARLES spriaee M Conway SIC Bsnjs@n BaetSta, Mr.
bait MaI5 Mss GoTgsrhsn TO conclude With rhe iarec
n eepts T5miiy SiraIs and ipd Ter aS cent, ii
~ cents ors open at o'clock. Performances to
Nlmos-soNDAY EVENING. AUGUST 49, 1850.
which Tue popular comedy sf 'aoDJSS GET
lynne pse NJ 8seo charles couriley NJ vsna as
psale sa fts h 5s@ alSn Pay
TIS4s' SaIs Mr. ia'GT LADY Gay SPEAKER Miss
SETON be;wtsn the third and fourth acts ntermissou
ss S nae sas. Ball Roo" will be
A sToR PLACE oPraA uoUsE.-rnE rIRsT MIGHT
IN Of the erand Spectacle Of JUDITH, viii take on
Irerhael Spirit. Madame Augusta; Eiiacim s; Novel,
tate fss pieces ednpo.ed by Mr. BooSa s FS
srfv pALlhT D,vERHIii .i aai MGXioAN
nay = secured. Boxes and Parauetse. ST. AnphLease
RARNuTs AMERICAN NUsEUH.-P. t. BAKSUM.
ID Manager ard Proprietor John wood, IT,. Az
stsbt Manager Owing to the astonishing well
rance lesson. the domestic drama DRUNKARD win
cn Son Mr. A JrE EsF
MStGsoG s.' Asnn Fisher In The he eS@
RTssrs And Che au shatle Iioee Of now no DIE FOR
aSn s here ana iee Also oucSn Adsaas
Carriages Ttania the Fairy Queen immense Boa Con-
srictor, Se Ne Admission 20 cents; children uzder 10
years. l29s cents,
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, I75 CHATHAM sQUARE-TaIS
elegant place Of amusement s open for til;
1 end a P9' IN s eys@s TG' r sa
Mnstcs' the celebrated snd Arab Girls troupe q
y sS S%s w nss r @DS Ia
mono in regard 20 beauty aud figure variety Of enter
sr c bis Il ereS day. ana ad in prya
boz 81 cents; Stage seats s cents Boxes, % cents Pit
l2H cents
CONCERT AT TIE MINERVA ROOMS io5 BROAD
~ way on WeGns dag evening August 2-fhs celebrated
Young rth hightinga extraordinary child whose
brancy Of execution perfect close shake and magnificent
rope will give concert at the a5ove rooms on Wsansslsy
evening neat when she will be esst by Miss Gillespie the
but egh, of age Master Gillespie and Mr. James Gil
flute and pany himself the piano
forte Admitanee p cts Reserve. Seats 80 cts. Tickets
to be had at the music stores and Mnerv. Rooms Doors
oren at concert to comscLee ats O'clock For particulars
see programme
WALHALLA, s6 CANAL sTREET.-Crowded every even
w pg 20 witness The classical living pictures lovely
place in the city, where the Ovns pc
lures can be seen p9o5s open performance 70 com
TIVE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
which Is Ros sfsTec Toat I sSs
s SS as
the the hail OF the Church Of the Divine
h1 ~ s a. u sSiYfp o sRst1s sns fr1SS
esns. sessOn tickets so cents. Catalogues lax cents
CASTLE GARDEN is Kew OPEN Ios rae RnCse-
ten Of y,.iters during the asy from An H. siisp
x .ss.s 4: &; &.
sss breeze. Admission. ls>s esuss.
FASHIONABLE DANCING TAUGHT IN ALL ITS
branches, by Mr. Frederick ~ Franklin street. Schools
with liberal per esnsss) and private families attended
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A LADY, REsIDisq wIrgIH Ten rtNurEs Walk
IN from the Fulton Ferry Hrooklyn havire
hcuse ubescured. would she arrangements for me 40.
communications ~ three rentlemsn Nth Furnished
Nth vithcut breakfast Asdrcts Uarst
Befsld saet. Meme tpt ssrusner ttes srriy.
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tts oil s tecompcdsticn that trsusent pa,tes ash
heai shd rfsshmsnts az all keurs reasonable terms
Ten Tins. shu1stcsrds quote swinrs kc Persons
cone BY care teaptoa dive out the best road In
sny eosntry, and te -e taken aars Of after snsvins
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THAvELLERs' GUIDE.
? s.s%ss.s Joi!S SoTTEs 2.lI n, ' 'Jsssss,s
ssr'.s s second elsss care, "a
RTIpIucf E.I, y rIIyss.B "a RATES sEncM. STy
nt s. s, ~ g9,Sn and Nov Ysr. siil
order q NE dirs5tor,. L. W JsRoar' See s.sy ~
MEplcASED yAPoE AND SULPHUR BArus-rI
t sss. i.sss rs.' Ssy ,i' ss o
,,.,t s%i.s,, rsy..isa' aon xill,i, .sa
.s.rsI: ss-... \.
WIN rATRoSIsr ANYBODY WHO CHARGES rIrrr
,as "E,ssl:i.r 81 as E,iaIli.hmsn No Isl ws,sr
plain I'D ,yss.psis E.asa !. lev Vs,..
rsmsrtsbly ios n ,se s., as ,pssrs' o,sst pris,ar
srsp IL ., No. Is. water .rss, ''A' '''u's '''''
CABBAoEs, CARRIAGES. cABBAors : cHE,P. AT
morning. Ausust l9tb.
THEAIruaBEr EXPLAINED, so.i,-AIs rnK IN
ssani,s s,,isl, b.. become, sssne vhsa prssisi
.y pa, ., s.s. bat ZEE sssni,sy rf.r ariiei.
.osn.sd "A rsir u JoSKss ms,eais.. Boss.@ irSan
RrsJAnIN T. HART, "a MAIDEN LANE. mas, In
Ts.s ss.A M. sss ss (. ssSs' sss ss' s
fS"s,. AID ssl Cam. sas sss rs. a.. r.,. sss,
s,sts With the trade. al u which offered on the NOS,
CAIRNS BRKwsTEn IRON PHILADELPHIA,
n GERS her services 70 ladies' snd sestlemes "a this city
IN Srolosy love ana ls. matters interpreting dreams
se.s' ,.d .s,sss s-s,ss'y relied On Sspel.on sst
Ladies ssysn,y.h,. s.nss ossiiemss on. dollar.
A76 nRoADHAY AT DR. KsLLrvaEEs DEPOT,
5su Hysn, ". nalssn. sehssi. Psimonie syrup ssl
- '.ss We 20. a.hs gay snd viil susrsasss
s ,.ssr.; ,' iii II sd az !, , sIs. s. y.s,
"a. % ~ X Price. 70 sol, all circumstances Adr,.s
he roREEs1-s SPLENDID yAsHIoNABLE puRsr-
tyr. sss phe.'ery ., ~ Brosds.y, nearly opposite
ni,ure tsshl.bm..t tsesilea By etb.rJ mar \. hss
iysy ssYTsviss ~. o. Turs,Srs .h,,ssr LOAF. ih.
,eS parsr. Sousor, Ibrsrs. t.s and sni.s ,sa-.
,ssy ~ IN sy.sy az. q ..,.s for
ali. eharre. ' '' '''h-
DAM. rANTs--F. AnRENs Tus so WILL, Kyovn
ft lailor, has iust received atty pieces new style
osy y r,rnss.in he tss, style or 80 .sie e..s.
OK rsst Ts,r Ann. Am y '''s 90 The cheap
IL b..sais broaSs.y -. mi. ~. sos
invenii.us q the areI IdesrSetbie sirsrhsu,ssd cef
yfsrfsst rretseii. as.irs, sentsson TIE r.ss s-nsi
49,. We" ana % form, surpsssins all the nvsB-
gsIsf remsns rerpstusy. Boses Tor preserving rru.
~ uas Tor ysass tlso, nearly loo vtrstes elastic
vhish t.r ,srrs.. IN sss,y s,sry s.sasss
anfhhiy 81 others " All fev sale wholesale ara 70
Go.
psncI9us sroNEs AND FRENCH FANCY eeop
VICTOR BISHOP. Importer. e rsssss Lsr..
Pt.rls, Dismonas aud All sisSs 81 Gems purchased
D.SuEERrorrrE rLArE,-rak sgsscKIsss -
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OoARD wsETED-A FURNISHED ROOM p)R A
lacy and gentea where thse are no ether toard,rr
In rseale part II the city Breakfast and be
rnteinsn No references rVsn. Address No. ~. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-18

,tst Whos. Dealer on,rs fer 1900 yard, q Car
reirr srd Oil Cloths ALL cheap for cash We vi-s
these N vsnt 81 rich earYer 20 ave him call Iu.t re-
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Competition deGsd -Brsoks, No. $50 Fui-
ton street dstes eonpstion either IN the sye wokmsn
slip Price Of his bcots SHOES gal he He vii sell
other man In the villsre.
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Invited 70 insrcet PHALONS style % WIS aud rou
He Keeps the largest and best assortment N the csy
s HE celebrated waite Btir prs Fsetery. N Brss1vs
syrner 81 Dey street. Oory the sdfrree.
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BOARDING. so.

RoARpINo--eEsTEEL AccossopArToSs FoR
- gentlemen, and mail fsnios without ehliarea Al No
se Brssdvsy, opposite The Society Litrary.
boarding. ~ sourH BRoogLYN-A LADY AND
ID gentleman ear be seecmmodated With unfurasbed
ptr0r, and ted adjoining and With board in ar.t
esss heuse, replste with all the medcrn eouveresoes-
htts rns ne; Apply at "a Harrison street, opposite Dr.
afane.a flNral- -
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MAcoN AND WESTERN RAiLsosD COMPANY, MA
~. ecr osa 18th Iufy te5oNotiee 70 stoekh ,ters.--
nssrf ~ The stcethclders II the uacon and ues,sru
nv, ~ gecrrs, will ~ held - y VAN street.
ss 70 Ss.et, n rasstasl s,,sndsses h p-r.on
~ rrsty desir~r 80 brsness ~ will se LAID
eefsrs the meeting ny ors,r Bssri ~ Drsctor.
IsAAC scoff rrvassut
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VALUATION IN Providence, X. I'VE learn tha,
the valuation, lust ecT:leied ct the real and DcF-
ronal ettaie e s3l ,eos,Soi AID Re whole amour,
Of tax tffy.three Gents ON every on. bund ed dol
iarsl y .sy.3Sl 81. The amount raised last year
was sl53,eOI so. The following is the valuation
Of 1850. compared with that Of last year.
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EASrLE GARDEN Is Kew OPEN FOS THE RECEP-
~ ten Of yisiters during the day from An till Pm
ancrdng superior opportunity for reading medtaton or
undsurted promenades while viewing the shippinS
and delrhtff scenery around and iuhanG the dseeus
breeze. Admission. 13k cents.
FASHIONABLE DANCING TAUGHT IN ALL ITS
branches by Mr. Frederick - Franklin street. Schools
with liberal per esntsFe and private families attended
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For other articles see the Company .nlsrr,d list with
rules and rssustions st,aehes rrin,ed upon cards All
teees conafntd 90 the south Csrsna Railroad Comr>ny
~ NJ sr ssene aseorrsnec always with bill o. lstias,
v hetorNardec free 81 commsren the places ned
atove crt anI other intermediate stations the ns Of
rosd between Hamburg and Chsttaneors The company
Nereeenu{ added arrsly 70 ther and
s.'n i.r fr,ish SD pss.sss and sre prepared dis
c!ed Nhntevtr received the depot before
VII he loaded that nisht and ~ ~ the tve oeock
rnhs oi ne nsst morning for Hsmfurs; and the day
vii Transferred thsnee 70 me tero, q ,hs
their Places 81 desnatep The CompanYs srs. class re-
s.lsr tosssrfsr ard Mail Trains leave present. AZ tea
ecleeh ~ Tor Coumhia and Csmden and 81 half past
M soss for Hamburg aBd uguea and the seeord
eat ~ half price trains at ave esioek ~ but the
number ~ az snv lime r,ovire Il, the Comnanv
gre Irrsrd es,r.,eh an 6irs ,rsn ~ rsin. 70 foox
nneostely AFTER the mail trains The 81 passage 81
PET rrtt elass truirs " three mile, In
''nha h"mser " 70 Hsmbsrs cclsmhi. snd Camden.
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Hair Dyins-Phsicn's Magic Hair Dys, 20
selor the whskers tbs applied vfthout
the hair skin IL he washed nedia,ey
uNeut disturbing the color and cSer II 10 ar
w uvo.f-sv
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w ANTED-A YOUNG NAN PROM s TO Is YEARS OF
age 70 attend In fancy rods s'ere; ~he ~
nirl,, ,r,.', go r-1-isss tu,iass' ssr.:iiy and
SMITHS rfersnsa. nay apply - RICE =
-. Roadway.
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roftsrt BODY belu s-srsrscfs Hsntsre-, Ne. ks
tvsrty tnsnt tncs 81 the most approved naker akins
the larrsst and beet Fer Nv
cBAs n. hing Drussist Isz Brcsdvsy. q Jchs
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A STok PLACE OPEaA uOUsE.-rnE FIRST NIGuT
81 tho Grand spoat acle Of JUDITH will taks 1aoe on
hones5 next, August 10, Madame Auna Bi.hop as ID;
lrHrhael snft. Madame Augusta; Eacim. Sig
The music adaptee aud arranged with ta connecting rect
tRtve ard ballet pieces composed by Mr. Bochsa T1gsher
with bALlhT DIVERT sENENr, aud a MEXICAN
sCtNA BY Madame Anna Bishop Notiee--The Box othoe
will be opened u; o'clock Friday mcrun when laces
q cents.
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CoNcERT At TIE MINERVA ROOMS. lo5 BROAD

WALHALLA, s6 CANAL STREET.-Crowded every
w ing 10 witness the classical living pictures lovely
Arab Girls and beautiful Female Mnstrels. The only
place in the city, where the true ovng c
lures be Doors st performance TO com
o'oloek Rail nght lmi ssion 3 eents
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Gen. rael--Ths I1iustrious Venezuelan
shteiss aescs panied ~ HE intimate friends visited
brndys fAer1 yesterday when mirate dAxuerrso-
tpe o. This dstnsshsd rersopass sddsd the very
srtsnsvs eeiiseton The perfeoter Of Mr. DrsAys PIE
tsfss 10 only espsred BY their popularity.
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New SIN House, No. Oh broadway
lambert yeknes Co. are opening entire nev stock
French italian, swfss German Fancy Ooods enbrse
lag the eheet pevsities Printed Goods Dress Sihs Rib
selected.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

A gentleman who has filled the highes,
municipal Office in one of our Giles, owed
his elevation chiefly to q single act o.
civili,y.
A traveller, on hot summers day wan
ted some water for his horse, and perceiv'
ing well near the roadside, turned his
horse towards it. just then lad zap
peared, TO whom the strange addressed
himself, saying:
my young friend will you do me the
favor TO drew buckle! of water for my
horse as | find it rather difficult to get OIL
and on -
The lad promptly seized the bucket and
soon brought supply Of water. Pleased
with the cheerful temper, and courteous
manner of the youth the traveller inquired
his name and so deep was the impression
made on his mind, that the name of the
lad and his place of residence were re-
membercd until several years afterwards,
when the traveller had occasion for a
clerk. He then sent for this young man,
and gave him a responsible and profitable
place from which he rose to the chief mag
istracy Of The city.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

SWEET AND SouR.-Mr Joseph Poor Of
GofIs,own, has an apple tree upon his
fam, which bears fruit which is both
sweet and sour, the two qualities being in
regular layers. We have eaten of the
fruit and know the thing whereof we
affirm. The method Of producing this
singular result, was in this wise. A bud
was taken from New York greening and
one from yellow sweeten-they were
cut in two, ard half of each place togeth-
err and the tree thus inoculated.
The fruit has the characteristics above
stated-,he sweet and sour being clearly
divided, not only to the taste but 10 the
sight.-[N. Hampshire Telegraph.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

To the Honorable Arnold Baney Esquire, Judge
bate, within and for the County of Lincoln.
NANCY NJ. DELANO, adminIstr atrix of the estate of
" LEWIS DELANO, late Of Bath, in said County,
deceased ecy represents that the personal estate
of the said deceased is sufficient by the Of
hundred nineteen dollars and 81 his Just
debts charges of ami straton she therefore prays
that she may be empowered and licensed sell and
much Of the reaestae of the said deceased may
be sufficient rase the said with incidental charges
NANCY NJ. DELANO.
LINCOLN, sat a Probate Court held at ~ iscisset
mhin and for the County of Lincoln the I'd day OF
DeoN niber, AD., 1850.
On the foregoing prt,op ord,red that the said nett
tb,, no ice TO all persons interested in said estate,
AT Wisc,ss appear at Court of Probate be holden
MONDAY oS within and for said County, on the first
ton with ,s next, by causing copy of said petit
printed at R tebe published in the Eastern Times
previous 10 snid saa County, three weeks successvey
| Aues,.-Epw,x nnhNoLD BLANEY Judge.
3wz4 rrue copy-Auest: E6w,S :
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

THE FARMERS CREED.-Small farms
and thorough cultivation-large crops,
which leave the land better than they
found it-going to the bottom Of things,
and therefore deep ploughing. The best
fertilizer of the soil is the spirit of indus
try, enterprise ann intelligence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
EXCELSIOR STARCH.
Ship ChandlerY!

GENERAL assortment, constantly on hand
Aand for sale by Z HYDE s co. corner Of
Front and Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage, Manila and Tarred, from
the manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by
gang or retail, Cotton, Scotch and Russia Duck
Of all descriptions, Cotton and Hemp Twines,
Anchors all sizes, Chains, Cables, Sheets and ties
Of Boston manufacture from English refined Iron,
also, be proved English Chains, Bolt and Sheet
Copper. Composition Spikes, Nails, with other
castings Of all descriptions, Patent WindIass
Gear, wnd;ass Necks, and Capstan Sp!ndles,
Cambooses, spikes and Nails, Na.al Stores,
Paints, Oils and Glass, Nautical Instruments.
Books, Charts. &c.
Many Of the above articles can, on suitable
notice, be delivered to the purchaser his place
Of business. direct from the marufactory tree of
expense TO him, and at the manufacturers low
est price.
Bath, JULY 2, IS47. tf2
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

How it strips war of its glory to apply
arithmetic TO it-don't it9 All that Gem
eraI Scott got for fighting the battle of
Chapultepec was seven dollars and sew
enty-three cents. He could have made
more by selling bottled soda.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
Paint your Roofs.

diHt NUuI RUVISs
pLAKE'S PatentPaint OF Artificial lSlate, for
- sale in any quantity by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON SEQ.
The value ofthis rite e will be seen by the
follow ing certiicatesfrom gentlemen who have
u sed il nd proved its ndurating qualities.
Mn. DLAKE-Dear Sir had building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
the roof Of which was covered with your Fire
proof Pain; or Artificial Slate. The factory
took FIRE, and during he progress ofits destruc-
tion, large numbers Of burnng shingles nd 9TH
ei combustibe materials fell upon this roof so
covered, and expected every moment to see il
burst into flames, but after the factory burned
down examine dsaid roofand found it literally
covered with Goals nd cinders, but he fire had
not made the least impression upon it. After
thrstest, therrcertaiuly can be no doubt asto
ts fire. proof qualities.
Rochester, Sept. SETH c. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway, New York. Oct 4th. 1913. )
Ma. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
cred the roof ofthe American, with your Fire
proofPaint Wenow find that il has become
ashard as slate and the almost constanttread
ofthe servants (whouse the top ofthe house for
drying clothes does not affect il n the least,
and il provesa that it was recommended.
tf6 TABER s. BAGLEY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

(Knoun By some as the Lduton Wheel,)
for he County of Lincoln. 1t is most valuable mven
ton where the saving of important consider
alton They perfectly adapted To tide mills, they
will equally well with any given head under as out
Of water. Their advana- very great under low
heads of water, mills and other machinery may be
driven very under four feet head and fall They
enclosed freeze in winter ard in construction
simple, cheap and durable being made of cast
IRON and they geared with less than hall the
Of the Tub wheel besides other ADJ antages too
numerous mention here.
Persons who wish improve their mills are invited TO
call and examine in operation st this Foundry.
There also four driven BY one at the Damars
MILL this Foundry.
Undoubted reference will be given as TO its merits.
LORTHROP HIGGINS.
Damariscotta Mills, Jan 81, 1850. ly32
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THE END OF sIJMnnzn

la
We sat beneath the empowering sh.d.
That summers rustling foliage made
Saw where the curling breezes played.
Along the wave;
Round went the jest, the sun rose high,
And mirth, and joy, and revelry
Sat throned in every conscious eye,
In laughing glee.
Sudden to hush our merriment,
A messenger by HEAVEN was sent,
The wind swept by and with it went
A yellow leaf.
Awhile it circied in the beam
Like vision of fairy dream,
Then lighting on the placid stream,
Was borne away.
A-,ransient gleam, a meteor fash,
An eddying whirl, wild waves dash,
Short as the deep-toned thunder crash,
.e0 Utl Is human life.
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P @ E 7 R Y
For the Eastern Times.
THE CHILD SPIRIT.
BY e. CAKES SMITH.

She is thy guardian angel-she.
From out the crystal gates,
Lured by her tenderness for thee,
Upon thy pathway waits.
With rosy fingers, golden hair,
Thy couch she fingers near,
To smooth the brow oppressed by care,
And dry the earth born tear.
Thy spirit walks with her along
The peopIed home of space.
Where thought is always breathed in song
And love lights every face.
Oh, wildering hours of heartfelt bliss,
As hand in hand we glide;
Forgetful of world like this,
And all its grief beside.
Thy fingers by her own impressed,
The lingering touch retain,
When morning from the dewy east
Recalls thy sense again.
Her murmurred accents in thine ear,
Thrill in thy deepest heart
Alas that voices, loved and dear
Should with our sleep depart.
We hear them in the midnight hour,
Call softly through the gloom,
And know they walk in heavenly bowers
Their ashes in the tomb.
Walk. where fair vallies wake to sight,
And crystal waters leap
Or, gather radiant with delight =
Around US in our sleep.
And there are they who never more
Our courser senses greet,
But, loving as they did of yore,
Our spirit-vision meet.
She, all unseen, precedes thy path,
To see what peril waits,
And turns aside the impending wrath
OF thy opposing fates.
She may not know how deep the wrong,
How dread the i'll may be,
But, with love, than death more strong,
Her wing doth shelter thee.
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State of Maine.

LINCOLN, IS. AT Probate Court held at Wscasset
the second day Of December, A 1850,
ORDERED, that John Crooker, administrator of the
" of Hannah ii Skolheld late of Bath, in said
ty deceased notify the heirs at law and creditors OF said
Hannah and all persons interested that his first
of administration the estate Of said Hannah will be Of
iere for a lowanc at Probate Court " iecasset
the first Monday of January 1851, when and where
they may be present if they cause.
Not to be given by publishing an attested copy OF
this order the Eastern Times AT said Bath three weeks
successfully before said Cont Of Probate.
Given under my hand this second day of December in
the wear our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
Copy attest, EDWIN $ HovEY, Register. 3w2I
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
Kennebec and Portland Railroad,

kennebec and Portland Railroad
Independent Line.
80 - 6R
THIS Road having been extendedinto Portisnd will
commence running regularly from hsr osrr Depot,
the foot of Chestnut and Pearl streets, Back cove on
MONDAY, the I'd day of September.
Portland to Bath.
Leave Portland at So AM, and al PM, for West
brook, Falmouth, Cumberland, Yarmouth, North ar
mouth Junction, Freeporl, Merrimans Road, Bruns-
wick and Harding's Road, Bath.
Bath to Portland.
Leave Bath at A NJ and 12a p NJ for Portland.
Passengers wishing 10 cote Winthrop, will purchase
through tickets 10 Augusta and can procure check on
board the cars TO convey them 10 Winthrop for the same
sum as 10 Augusta. Fare from Boston or Lawrence to
turning. Fare from Portland Gardiner, Hailowell
and Augusta 81 so.
Steamboats, on the Kennebec river, in connection
with trains at Bath, conveying passengers and from
RICHMOND, Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta.
AT Bath, stages connect with Wscasset Damariscot-
tai Waldoboro, Thomaston Belfast and Bangor.
AT Augusta, stages run dailyto Waerville, Bangor,
Belfast, and the principal towns north and east Also
steamboats, run twice day from Haowell and Augusta
TO and from Vassalboro and Waierville
% The company will not be responsible for baggage
10 an amount exceeding $50 in value unless notice be
given and paid for the of passenger
cry $500 additional value. j d. LANG, Supt.
Brunswick, Sept. 1, 1850, 2glf