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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
State Of Maine.

l iNCOLN ss-Ata Probate Court held at Wiscassei,
IL on the iih DAY of August, AID 1851.
Orderd thai Asa Redington, guardian of WILL
LIAM KING, Of Bath, said County, an insane
person, notify the heirs nj law and creditors OF said
Ming, and all persons interested thai his FIRST account
o. guardianship the estate Of said King win be offered
mraIowanceata Probate Court Bath, the 10Th da
OF september next when and where they may be pres
ent II they seecnuse.
Notice tohe given by publishing an auesed copy OF
ms order ~ the Eastern Times printed al Bath, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, before said Court of Probate. n
"ven under my hand this 9TH day of Aug, in the year
vi our Lord one thousand eight hundred and 6fyone.
- ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
r L.
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Worm LOZcnges

RE the most valuable and certain medice di
II covered for destroying and expellmg all kinds Of
Worms, which so frequently trouble children. They
excellent remedy, and are pleasant 10 the
taste any common confectionery. The following ire
of the most prominent symptoms of worms g
headache dreams vertigo topper, commissions, fever
ishness thirst, bad taste in the mouth offensive breath
paeness about the and month. itching of The
nausea difficult breathing, collie pains in The stomach
voracity, leanness, &c. Nc. A 6 PAGE, Sole Agent
for Bath. ly2S.
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STRANGE ENOUGH,

To D. c, MoaEHEsp, NJ. d.
have disposed of all the Galvanic Belts with the ar
cepon of two and the results have been most suc.
cessiui beg you will send new supply immeai
ately A young man in a town adjoining had been out
Of health for long time, and unable do any work
all He tried the Regulars until they completely
physicked his pockets well his system He then
concluded to try Belt and Flnid. The first day il
compelled him to keep his bed and his parents and
friends begged him to take of the Beltsad it would
make him worse &C. but he kept it and the nerd day
went to haying and has worked hard every day since
Yours truly, A. j. SMITH.
Bristol, n. H. September IS, 1850. fN
k1- No trouble Inconvenience attends tne "s. "a
DR. CHRISTIE'S G.4LT.4NIC CUR.it,E,. a.,s with
they may be worn by the most feeble and
perfect ease and safety. In many cases w THEY
attending their highly pleasant s.a for usc
are ACCOMPANIED by full and plain dire.ns5 .v,,is
Pamphlets with full particulars may DC o0'"- s"'-'
Of the authorised Agent ....fr .Ha
-A Prices: ,.n,.
Ths Gaiyanic Necklace, Two Dollars;
Tia Calyanic Bracelets, one Doiiar EACH.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
- R,,,s,f Of CopnisJsis and Worthless Invitations
D. C. MOREHEAD, nj. d.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
IsS Broadway. New York.
For sale by A. G. PAGE. only authorized
Agent for Bath and vicinity. eoply5&.
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It's estimated that there are three and
a haIfmillion of dogs in the United States,
and that the expense Of keeping them is
equal to that of twenty millions Of sheep
or two millions of cows
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, EARIsrocRAcY Run DowS.-We once
heard of rich man who was badly in
iured BY being run over. 1t isn't the ae-
cident,' said he, sthat | mind; that isn't
the thing; bu, the idea Of beng run over
bv a confounded swiIl-cart makes me
.,,Iss
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MEAS TUTHILL.
Orange County. m
WE,k,Ess AVID NERVOUS DEBILITY.

DEAR SIRI want another supply OF CHRISTIES
ALvANIgsCURATlvES, Immediately. This is an in
telligent end reasoning community and they at
that TIE Curatives constructed upon scientific and
philosophical principles and must work efecually upon
the Nervous System, in the of Nervous Diseases
An estimabc young lady in town was afflicted with
extreme Nervous Debility and severe pains in the head
and neck She put Of the Galvanic Belts and
Necklace and iWm.daey became sensible OF M curative
and strengthening powers and the next day was relieved
of the pains, aud raised from state OF entire
prostratioR TO health and strength. can men
ton several other equally wonderful
Aonrs very respectfully
J. B. KNIGHT
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CHRISTIE'S GALvANIC CURATIvES,
an MT and P0sltlye specif1r.

The BELT is used when the body system generally
is affected the NECKLACE for complaints Of the Throat
as Asthma and Bronchitis and of the Head and the
BRACELETS for all disorders of the limbs 40
Rheumatism Palsy Tremors and Spasmodic affections.
These articles simply applied directed with the
MAGNETIC FLUID which accompanies them, and whom
faithfully used they NEVER FAIL :
A5- The great peculiarly and excellence OF the GAL
VANlCCURA1lVES consists in the fact that they arrest
and disease by OUTWARD application in place Of the
usual method Of Dragging and Physcking the patient
till exhausted nature sinks hopelessly under the infc-
ton They strengthen the rhoe system eQuaiize the eiyru
OF Blood promote the secretons inrigoyafe the
energies. and do the slightest harm Snds
any circumstances
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A Scotch paper tells us ola pensive
urchin, who said 10 his instructress-
"Aunty, what comes O. the auld moons g.
"'Deed. laddie, Pm no very sure" was
the tardy reply; they'll may be clip doom
and make stars o. them"
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Clocks /! Clocks 4!
Soldies' Claims and Bounty Land.
T. n sEwaIJ

f. ID. SEWALL
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW, having
" made arrangements with gentlemen from Washington
for obtaining Pensions and Bounty Land under the
and having received the proper forms and
instructions from the Department. tenders his services to
those who entitled to the benefit of that act
Office in Pierce's Block, corner Of Front ana
--. n Broad Streets. ~ra- n
Bath, Oct Is, 1850. 17tf
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MANY THOUSAND

from the intelligent and respectable persons residing
portion of the United States could be presented
These unnecessary, but a numerous selection
embracing many statements of the most extraordinary
character. sufficient to CONVINCE THE MOST SCEf-
TlCAL may be had of the authorised Agent The inter.
ested are particularly invited to call
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Throw Physic to the Dogs.

To illustrate the of the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the person afflicted with that Of
civilization DYSPEPSIA other Chronic Nerv-
Disorder. In ordinary cases stmulants taken,
which, by their action the and muscles Of the
stomach. afford temporary relief, but which leave the
patient lower state and with injured faculties after
GALVANlC BELT Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even in
the symptoms of attack and simply tie the Belt
round the Body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed.
In shor: period the nsensibe perspiraton will act
the positive element of the Belt thereby causing Gal
vanic circulation which will pass to the negative and
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up
unuous Galvanic circulation throughout the system
Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA PER-
MANENTLY CURED. FEW DAYS IS AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF
YEARS
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The DEVILS three names, Satan, Luci-
fer, and Beelzebub, says H. Walpole.
were given 10 him in his three capacities,
as president or chief of the priests, the
lawyers and the physicians Post.
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Il va. ! blessed summer day,


It was blessed summer day,
The flowers bioomed-the air was mild,
The little birds poured forth their lay,
And everything in nature smiled.
In pleasant thought wandered on
Beneath the deep woods ample shade,
It'll suddenly came upon
" Two children who had thither strayed.
just at an aged birch-tree's foot
A little boy and girl reclined,
His hand in hers she kindly put, -arvr'
And then saw the boy was blind.
The children knew not was near,
The tree concealed me from their view,
But all they said well could hear,
And l could see all they might do.
"Dear Mary" said the poor blind boy,
THAT little bird sings very long;
Say. do you see him in his joy,
And is he pretty as his song"
ayes, Edward. yes" replied the maid,
!" I see the bird on yonder tree"
The poor boy sighed, and gently said,
Sister, wish that l could see!
The flowers, you say, are very fair,
And bright green leaves are on the trees,
And pretty birds are singing there
How beautiful for one who sees.
Yet the fragrant flowers can smell.
And can feel the green leafs sh ade,
And can hear the notes that swell
From those dear birds that God has made
So, sister, God to me is kind,
Though sight. alas He has not given;
But tell me, are there any blind
Among the children up in heaven
"No, dearest Edward there all see
But why ask me a thing so odds'
"Oh, Mary. He's so good to me,
Ithonga I'd IKE to iook at God -
Ere long, disease his hand had laid
On thas dear boy so meek and mild;
His widowed mother wept and prayed,
That God would spare her sightless child.
He felt her warm tears on his face,
And said, 20, never weep for me,
I'm going up to bright-bright place,
Where Mary says God shall see.
.fUGf..I 8
Aud you'll be there. dear Mary. too.
But, mother, when you get up there,
Tell Edward, mother, that it's you
You knoc | never saw you here :"
He spoke no more, but sweetly smiled
Until the final blow was given .,
When God took up the poor blind child,
And opened first his eyes in heaven!
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DIR. Leidy's 7
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.


Ahead of all Othersu
THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
BECAUSE they safer, better and eflicacous
100000 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE
can always take them with equal safety, without fear.
If PILLS BE NECESSARY
for purgng and cleansing the stomach and bowels and
puring the blood and fluids ofthe body, take other
for other pills produce those combined effects
tain sarsaparlla in them
Eat, drink and live as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking them
without fear taking cold during all kinds of weather
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
wagered that certificates (from ply ST.
clans, cergymen, members OF and respectable
czens he produced Of their efficacy than Of any 9TH
and box will do more good than two boxes any
others.
Forty Pills are in a Box!!
and sold T,csnty-F.pe Csns Bor, with directions
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They have unpleasant smell,
Free from dust powder of any kind,
Do not grippe the stomach or Bowels,
Produce no Sickness vomiting or bad feelings,
THEY ARE GO I'D AT ALL TIMES,
And adapted TO most diseases common to mankind
No one having once taken them will be willing after
wards take any Others because they always do good
and if they do not then Others Will
N. B. lelDY THE PR0PRlE TOR g. MANUf ACT UReR
regular Druggist Chemist and Physician, of Is years
experience in graduate of the University OF
Pennsy lvania member of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, atmore &c, and
and corresponding member of several Medical
Institutions in London and Paris. DC.
~ Principal depot, Dr LEIDy's DIsPESsARy, No. ia
North FOURTH ST. Philadelpha-and sold wholesale and
retail by
A c. PAGE, Agent, Bath-Durgin 4 Co, Portland
Dillingham; & Ticomb, Augusta--Alex Warren, Kenne-
bmk-S Page d Co Hallowell-A Carter 4 Son, Port
land-and by Druggists and Storekeepcrs generally.
ly22
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,..,PlT0 E T1IR Yin
THE BLIND BOY.

sEv The following beautiful lines from the
men of Rev. DR.. Hanks Of New York, are pub
lished in the Home Journal. They are touch
ingly beautiful =
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Is. 900 PERs ONs
including all ages, classes and conditions, among whom
were large number of Ladies, who peculiarly sub
Jet 10 Nervous Complaints, have been
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

when all hope of relief had been given up and thing
else tried in vain The beneficial results which
uniformly attended their confidently stated to
be without parallel in the annals of Medical Science
Cergymen lawyers and even physicians ladies Of the
highest standing distinguished persons holding ele.
sated official stations merchants, manufacturers, and
mechanics the poor and the rich alike; often whole
families. among all classes. ranks and conditions have
equally been recipients and have equally acknowledged
the wondrous and often unexpected benefits which they
have thus received
as- Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galvanism. and
that in all Nervous Diseases should
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REFERENCES.
Hon THoM HoPKINsoN, President Boston and Worces
ter Railroad; Hon JOEL w WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Hon II NORTON, Pres New Lon
don Norwich Ste amboat Co OTIs KIMBALL, Esq S b
BoND, Esq A WELLINGTON, Esq; Messrs ENocH
TRAIN Co proprieors of Boston and Liverpool line Of
Packets Messrs ADAMS Co, proprieors California Ex
press Messrs CLARK JONES' Halifax Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS G RANDALL, Lincoln, Maine. 6m40
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OPINIONS OF THE REV. CLERGY.

Va vi
Rev AUGnsAUs BoLLEs, tbroiher OF the late Rev. DR.
Boles, OF Boson) and former editor of the Christian
Secretary, published Hartford, after describing his
severe case Of SAIL Rheum says;
Il mmediaiev procured boitie of your SYRUP ,and
box OF CFRATE, and commemorative use of both ac
coriing 10 the directions. Before had finished the thru
bottle rds completely cured IF Sat RheuDi and VIVA
was more, experienced a wonderful reRoUati of my
general health. From my experience, and from
what have since learned from my own acquaintances
have perfect confidence in The Syrup Sovereign
Remedy for The Sat Rheum. send you this statement
from The simple desire that all who are troubled with
this fiery and troublesome complaint. may at once resort
10 W eavers Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, and be
speedily cured
Rev. JABEz s. swan, of New London. a clergyman
OF di distinguished aaiments aud exalted reputation,
letter 10 DR., Weaver, uadcr date of Feb $, 1851,
says; ---.s ..--,
Il feel compelled BY sense Of duty to the suffering,
TO in regard to Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
that have used il my family Tor Than one year,
with most decidedly happy results, end in number OF
cases within my knowledge, where has been taken for
Eryspelas and Salt Rheum, it has been attended with
complete where other remedies have entirely
failed. have been particular in inquirng after its of
iecis IN this section, and IN no instance where II has
been taken according 10 drection has other than
happy results followed aud in many instances complete
cures
Rev. L. F. BARNEY, of Providence. says:-. To those
afflicted as have been, cheerullv commend he
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup medicine well wor-
Thy heir can i'd attention
Rev. d. F Hull, Of woonsocket saws :-s 1er using
bot,e Of The Syrup, eupiions came out on the
face of the body in the form of large blotchcs which
were accom- FAMED with disagreeahe itching and burn
ing sensation but by the use of The ointmen, which
procured of you, these have all healed up feel truly
grateful 10 for The benefit she has derived from The
Of your medicine and recommend il 10 The afflicted
as worthy Of ihcir n6dence and trisl, 4
GILES TURNER, Esq, of Mortvle, CT. in his ceriif-
CATE speaking OF the wonte rh cure Of hts wife, IT
of ERysIPRL Harith which she had
been afflicted for twenty years. says.
fYour medicine has effected In her the most
derful cure known in section of country
strongly recommend all afflicted in like manner, give
II a trial.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, who is the on,
ly authorized Agent for BAH and vicinity. Gina
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Pure Block Tin Pines,

ENTIRELY free from noxIaus, poisonous qualities thai
many waen derive from lead, when used 70 conduct
H. and are recommended by the st Chemists and EnGn
eefs Of our country superior any heroonre offered
mr % ne purposes. Also Cstem and Well Pipes. Al
81 Lead Pipe, for sale by W WALKEH& CO.
Bath, June Z, 1851, SO
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Rats ! /! RatSii!
80 Packages
DRY GOODS.

TN subscriber is now opening the Auction Store
OF the largest assormenls of English, French
and American Dry Goods offered in This city, con
ssIng in part of Dress Goods. of almost every
Silks Sains; Barage de LANES Mouslin de Laint
Lawns Poplins; Prints full and compleieassortmen
of black Silks; PLAIN uiered black Saiins Dress
and Vesi,es; fine German and French Broad Cloths
and Doesklns; Cashnarets Tweeds, and Sainet,s
summer Siuffs &C., &c. The above will be sold al
prices than before offered. Please call and
examine III w. OWEN.
Bath, June 3, 1851. so.
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Richardson & Co.'S
Southern and Western
Passenger and FREIGHT offices, z
AT the Western Railroad Station, and at IL
M. Suite ST., BOSTON, Mass.

ITO THE PUBLIC. We prepared 10 send Tray
oilers South and West, either by Railroad, Steam
boat, Canal or Stage Coach with great despatch Our
facliles cannot fail to interest people favoraby lei
their destination be 10 any section in the U. States
the Canatas.
As Agents for Railroad Corporations, al all
lines ready furnish Railroad tickets, or transport
goods either as Freighi or Luggage.
Novascotians, State Of Maine people, and all others
intending go South West, the approaching
will please bear mind, that we are the only author
lied Agents for the
MERCHANTS LINE,
running between Albany and Buffalo and, that this
line of splendid boats with the Daily Steamers
the Upper and Lo,cer Lates.
All orders sent us by friends from abroad will be
promptly attended tn, and in this connection we would
advise those intending locate South, West, the
Canadas TO write us by mail, in advance. that their
goods upon arrival here go direct Ia the Freight
House, thereby wing Storage and Carriage 80
For of routes freight tarIt, &c inquire
either of the within named Offices, where correct nor-
nation will be courteous'y and cheeriuy given
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2 In pleasant thought I wandered on
Beneath the deep woods ample shade
Till suddenly came upon
.R Two children who had thither strayed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

The flowers bioomed-the air was mild,
The little birds poured forth their lay,
And everything in nature smiled.
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just at an aged birch-tree's foot
A little boy and girl reclined,
His hand in hers she kindly put, 81 r.
And then saw the boy was blind.
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WHY DON'T MEN GET RICHl

Of one hundred men, it would be
safe, we think 10 assert, that at least
seventy-fve have strong idea to be
possessed Of worldly goods and proper
ty; in a word, to be rich. OF these
seventy.fve, in our active and ready.
witted American population, it would
rarely happen that one was entirely
wanting in faculty Of diligence-and
yet few up TO middle age. acquire a
competency, or in respec, 10 fortune
accomplished their wishes. Can any
man give US the philosophy of this fire.
quent resulll Ii appears TO Us TO lie in
small compass. There is in every
community number of persons deter
mined not 10 labor, who lend their
whole inert energies to the reversal Of
the order of scripture, "By the sweat
of thy brow shalt thou live" They
then resolve and maintain their resolu-
ton with calm and stubborn uniformi.
ty TO the end Of their days, not TO sweat
but keep coof-and let others work
in the heat of the day. Characters of
this stamp are 10 found in every town,
village city and distric, in the country.
And how do they live? Simply by
using others Either by getting pos.
session of their property, without pay
ing for it, on false credit, or by bring
ing others in, by way of loans and en-.
dorsements, to pay their debts. In a
word, diIigent Americans fail TO grow
rich, at least 10 secure a competency
by not collecting the debts they nave
earned in their calling, or by having tc
pay the debts of other people. These
are two fruitful resources of all the fail
ures of all the country. Do we argue
therefore against loans and creditsl Ii
one form end other they are the bonC
and basis of modern soclety-the pon
we seek 10 get is this--that men VIII
have small means should live on sma
means; that no man has a right 1
au rch into splendor upon the expecte
profits of his business, and to make hi
creditors contribute TO his extravaganc
| and that of his househod-in othe
! words, no man has right to spend
dollar before he has earned dollar
e Literary World.
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boundary, without the indentalions of
rivers, bays, coves, inlets, which would
many times multiply these nine or ten
thousand miles.
We have no doubt that the example
of n growth like this is withou, a par.
allel. The extended ocean front on
the Atlantic and Pacific, with the vast
land area between, alone can give the
reader anything like just magnitude
ofthe territorial possessions of the coun.
try. And yet there are mutitudes dis.
satitfed, and who, in all these vast pos.
sessions, fail to see
"Ample room and verge enough
to contain their boundless anticipations.
Canada is looked to with greedy eyes
by some at the North, and Cuba bv
others at the South and North BOTH
Some want Lower California, and are
ready to seize it Vi et armis. Others
look with longing eyes on the South
American States, and there are but few
who do not expect the coming of that
day when this nation shall exclaim, in
all the fuIness of an actual possession,
mo pent up Utica contracts our powers,
The whole boundless continent is ours"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-14
TURKEy-Kossuth TO be sent 10 Malta

TURKEY KoSSuth TO be sent TO Malta.
Several convocations Of ministers have
assembled at the Sublime Porte for the
purpose of taking into consideration
the refugee affair. Finally, it has been
decided that the few remaining refu.
gees here should be expelled from the
country; Their number is about 700.
Yesterday. they were invited to the po-
lice office, and offered free passage to
the United States, with G5 allowance
money. This measure has been much
condemned, being attributed 10 the me-
farious influence Of Russia.
Kossu,h and his party have received
authorization to prepare 10 quit their
uncomfortable quarters at kuteya by
the Is, of September. A government
steamer will convey them as far as
Malta, where they will be handed over
to the British authorities. Their deten,
ton will have exceeded two years, and
during the whole of that long term they
have been literally provided for by the
Turkish Government