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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
TELEGRAPH.

BILLS UNCURRENT IN BOSTON.
The following are the names Of those New Eng
and Banks whose notes are NOT RE cEIvEDaf thu
Suffolk Bank + ss5nsee
MAINE.
Washington County, Calais.
Saltwater Canal, at Orono.
Calais Bank at Calais.
St. Croix, at Calais,
Old Town at Orono,
Bank of Cumberland at Portland.
CITY Bank, Portland.
Oxford County Bank, Fryeburg
Georgia Lumber Co, payable at Portland.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Commonwealth Boston,
Fulton Bank do.
american Bank, do.
Kiby Bank, do.
Nahant at Lynn
Chelsea, at Chelsea D'oAo ."
Franklin Bank, at S. Boston
Lafayette, South Boston
Middlesex, East Cambridge.
Roxbury Bank, Roxbury
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Adams 8
Village
VERMONT.
st Adams, at St Adams
J anchester, at Manchester
Essex at Guildhall
New HAMPSHIRE.
Marlborough Bank
CoNNECTICUT
Bridgeport, at Bridgeport
Stamford
Fairfield County
I'll the bills of The Rhode Island banks are ref u.s.
ID at the Suffolk Bank except the nj erchants' and
National at Providence, and Fall River Union at
Fall River.
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CERTIFICATE FROM DR.. WAR TN.


Having had occasion to observe Il atsome persons
afflicted with Hernia have suffered much rom the
want of skilfu workman in accon moGating Trus-
SEES to the pecuarities of decreases | have taken
pains to inform myself of the competency OF Mr.. j.
f. FOSTER to supply the deficiency occasioned by
the death of Mr.. BEATH. Aftersome months Of OBJ
servation of his work. am satisfied that Mr.. Fos-
TER is wei acquainted with the manufacture ofthese
instruments, and ingenious in accommodating them
to the variety of cases which occur. | feel mysel
called on to recommend him to my professional
brethren and to the public person well fitted tc
supply their wants in regard to these important ar
ticles. JOHN e. WARREN.
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Commissioners Notice to
Creditors.

MM7E having been appointed by tho Judge of
wv Probate for the County ofLincoln, to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of BEN
JAMlN R. WEIGH late Of Bath in said County,
Mariner. deceased, whose estate is represented in
solvent; give notice, that six months. commencing
the twenty first day of February instant, have been
allowed to said creditors to brng in and prove their
claims and that will attend the service assign
County. on the st Monday of March next, and on
the Rrst Monday Of the FIVE following months from
2 o'clock to Eve O'Clock P. NJ. on zach oSuid said
DAYS. Dated at Bath this 2lss day ofFebuary in the
EordaEighteen Hundredsa2d thirty
- hfS e EBENsHolMP
JOSEPH SEWALL.
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SALAMNDER SAFES

RNHE subscriber has established himself in this
town for the purpose of manufacturing the
above named Safes; and begs leave to introduce
them TO the public as an article which will stand
heat sufficient to melt Pig Iron without being in
jured; they are constructed on plan entirely dit
ferent from those now in use; being lined with a
Cement which ressts the action of heOt, as has
been proved in furnace in N York, heated sui
ficiently for 10 hours to melt the stones of which
the furnace was built when the Safe was taken out
uninjured
All orders puncually attended too.
c. LEAVITT JR.
AGENTS In Portland, Little & Son. In saco,
Meen and Simonds.
Bath, March Q, 1888. ohol.
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a certificate from three mea be,s of the MEDICAL
PROFESSION, in Germany, in Europe
"a s q 8 8 q q s

he, the undersigned, practitioners of medicine in
Germany are well aware, tl.t by our course we
may forfeit the friendship. of some of the faculty
but not of the benevolent members, who are uRin-
fluenced by selfish motives. Though we shall re-
frain from expression Of our opinion, either OF
the soundness unsoundEoss Of Dr. Goellckc S
new doctrine, we are happy tosay that we deem his
Sanatve too valuable not to be generally known !;
for what our eyes behold and our hear, we
must believe.
We hereby state thai when DR. Louis Ollon Goe-
icke first came before the German public, as the
pretended discoverer of o new doctrine and new
medicine, we held him in the highest contempt. be-
ievng and openly pronouncng him TO be base i'm
poster and the prince of quacks. But, on hearing
so much said about the Sanative against ii and for
it. we were induced from motives Of curiosity
merely to make trial of lis reputed virtues upoa u
number of our most hopeless patients; and we now
deem it our bounden duty (even at the expense Of
our self-interes) publicly to acknowledge It's mighty
efficacy, in curing not only consumption, but other
fearful maladies, which we have heretofore believed
incurable. Our contempt FORTE discovercr OF thai
medicine was atonce swallowed up in our utter as
constituent al pcced result and as an a.
mends for our abuse of him we do frankly confess
to the world that we believe him a phanlhroplsts
who does honor the profession and 10 ourcountry
which gave himibfih.
The recent adoption Of this medicine into some
ofourEuropeanHosptas asufhcicnt guaranty that
it performs all promises. ltnecded not cur tesll-
mony for wherever il is used it is its own lest WIT
ness HERMAN ETMUILER, MD.
WALTER VAN GAUTT, ID.
.ADoLPuUs WERNER, M ID.
Germany, Dec. 10, 1886.
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SHIP NDL E R Y


"A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
IN and for sale by ZlNA HYDE d Co Front
street, Bath; including CORDAGE, Manila and
Tarrcd, from the manufactures OF f'ymouth' Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail
Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine OF most descriptions
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted
CHAIN CABLES, Sheets and lies OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ranted for two years; also, English Chains Bolt &
Sheet Copper Composition Spikes and Mails, with
oth,r Castings of all descriptions
JVIndLsss Nscks and Capston Sptndles.
ZINC SHEATHLvG mills, new aud appro-
NAVAL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many of,he above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered to the purchaser at his place OF bust
ness, direct from the mandatory free of expense
to him, and at the manufactor's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 80, 1888,
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ITO the Public.
CHARLES III COLSON

From the blind institution in Boston, gives notice
that he will manufacture the best of Mattresses. and
all kinds Of cushionsfor chairs, pews &c oitbcbest
materials and lowest prices, at the dwelling house
of Mr. Eben. Cosen, next north of Mr. John Parish
ey's stable.-He will warrant his work to be done
n faithful and workmanlke manner.-Havi the
misfortune to be entirely deprived of sight, and in
ending to devotehs whole time to the above busi-
ess he solicis share ofpubic patronage.
Pleasecall and examine the work.
Specimens ofmy work can be seen at the Store o
W.Ledyard. If
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Boston, June. 1887.

DUSIUH JULIO, IO0I.
TINS is to certify that have been afflicted with a
bad Scrotal Rupturefor the last 10 years, and was
Informed by the first Physicians in Europe, and in
St. Barthoomew's Hospitain London, thatI could
not getreieffor my complaint. My father, being a
man of wealth, expended more than f200 forme for
Trusses and Medical attendance, without affording
me anyreef
Having usedMr. J. r. Fosters Trusses this year
past, would inform the public that | have been
greatly relieved by the of them, and would rec
ommendall perrons suffering from :. Hernia" TO MI
Foster. DIZZY PEERS.
Individuals sending by the Steam Boats or any O
the Bath Packets, can have these instruments sem
TO them. J. +. FOSTER.
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March l i, 1888.
= .g.,-ss-F or~6ales

yHyHE subscriber offers for Sale, as follows:-
viz
One Tsvostory dwelling house, now occupied by
r. P. Morse. situate on the South side Of Elm St.
very convenient and handsome house (new)
Ono Two Story dwelling house, now occupied by
Dr. Sam'I Anderson md situate one door North
of Capt Davis Hatch's dwelling house; said
house being in good repair, and well adapted for
one or two families
Now finishing SIX STORES, in the new block
opposite Sagadahock Ferry. Persons wishing a
good Store, by making immediate application,
NAV have it finished TO suit themselves.
THOMAS HALEY.
March l, 1888. tbs.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
CrOekery, China & GLASS
Ware.

A NEW and elegant assortment Just opened
March 90. 3w52.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
Reward TO the Finder.

YHVHE subscriber lost on Wednesday last some
"a where between the Lincoln Bank, and the
store Of Mr. jeremiah Robinson, 500. A young
man of light complexion, tolerably dressed, appa-
renuy Seaman, and about 5 feet in height was
seen it is supposed picking up the said money
Whoever will detect the thief, or return the money
Eor both, shall be suitably rewarded
Il VIM. WHITNEY,
|s Bath, April 10, 1888 3w3.
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PRESSED HAY!
JOHN B CROSS,

farmers Agent --- Portland.
TWAvlNG. erected on Union Wharf, Mag tT
~ HH azine, capable of storing about two -
a thousand tons of Pressed Hay, would respect g
= fully notify SHIP OWNERS that cargoes of % %
HAY may, a, all times be had without delay, Il
q 1.-THE lowest rates, according to quality, i
q The depth of water at the Magazine at loo
m tide being about nine feet will afford, at high 2
t9 ids water sufficient for the largest ships, p
= where the Navigation, in the coolest winters, -
e is seldom obstructed, single day, by ice. =
The arrangements ofthis Agency, are such, that
the largest vessels can be loaded in. tUo, or three
Gays with selected Hay.
Orders, will be faithfully executed with despatch,
at all times of the year.
The Hay will be carefully re-weighCd when de-
liyered from the magazine.
Portland Feb. l, 1888. TAO.
Apply to D. C. MAGOUN, Bath
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Commissioners Notice.

VNHE Subscribers, hereby give notice, that they
have been appointed by the Judge OF Probate
for the County of LincoIn-to receive and examine
the claims ofthe several creditors to the estate of
GEORGE B. MITCHELL, late ofBath in said County
Merchant deceased represented insolvent. That
six months from the 21st day Of ebruary inst. are
allowed said creditors to bring in and prove their
claims-and that we win attend that service at the
Counting Room ofClark q Sewa in Bath the
second Monday ofMarch next ,and the five following
months at 3 O'Clock P M.
Dated at Bath this 25th day Of Feb. A. ID. 1888.
DAVID G. MAGOUN.
FREEMAN CLARK -.
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TRUssEs!!! TRUssEs..!

N assortment ofexcellent trusses, double and
"a singsa-an,ong which are some of Foster S
Superior Patent Trusses, from the N. F.. Truss
1lanufaciory. Persons in want ofthe az Gle will
40 we'll to call a. J. WILKINS MS
i'yb 22.f nj st.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

The above Medicine is for sale
by g. B. MITCHELL, agent,
Front Strnnt Rnth Mo
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15

We find the subjoined article in tie
Dayton (Ohio) Journal of Feb, 81. Ii
untoids. in our eyes, curious page OF
secret history /:
HE AUSTRIAN MIssloN.-Thea p.
poin!ment Of Mr.. NJ uuLENBERG has rails
cd quite dust among "the party" at
Washington. Weiearn from there. tina,
General MchEAN. OF the United States
Senate, feels highly incensed atthe insult
offered TO his friend MIR. WOLF, by this
exalta;ion of Mr.. NUREMBERG; aud
openly speaks of the bestowal of the
Austrian Mission as the "pRoFL1s.Tp
FULFILMENT OF CORRUPT POLITICAL
BARGAIN. He recounts a chain of trans
actions well recoliected by many, com
mencing more than two years age, and
up to the present time, which show
clearly that this appointment is the re-,
suit and fulilment of political bargain
'lt is understood that Mr. WoLF adj
mlts that these indications Of bargain
were explicitly pointed out TO him at the
time by his friend McKEAN, who then
warned him that if it became apparent
that MIR. NJ UnLENBERG could not be e.,
lected Governor ia 1898, he would be
rewarded in some other way if Mr. VAN
buren, succeeded to the Presidency. II
ls very clear that the Administration has
gniRed loss in this msDeuvre, and il is
believed very sharp words must have
passed between the Pennsylvania Sena.
tors IN secret session when the pomina-
ton OF Mr.. MUHLENBEse was confirm.
ed.
Governor WOLF has resigned his
omPtroiIershiP Oh account OF NJ UHLEN-
DEKG's appointment TO Austria"
This is our private intelligence from
W ashIngton. The papers received say
the breach has been healed by the nom.
nation OF Governor WOLF to the Phil
adelPhIa Collectorsbip, which is worth
SI ,uOO more than the Governors Office
at Washington Mr. BARKER, the pre-
sent Philadelphia Collector, Soaps places
with Gov. WOLF.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15
A RAB.

This thorough bred and valuable Stall.
lion. will stand the ensuing spring season
at Brownsburg, and at William McKen.
ny's near Squire McNutt's, and will be
let to Mares at the very low price of SIS
the season, payable at the expiration
thereof, and So the Single leap, to be
paid at the time of the service. No in
surance will be tAken-the proprietor
being aware Of the difficulty of collecting
assurance money, has come to the de.
termination OF Standing his horse at the
above very reduced price in order to a.
void the difficulty attached to insurance
ARAB is a beautiful gray fifteen hands
high and isseven years old, and although
rather small, he is to be considered a
large horse of the Arabian breed.
His make is as near perfection as anv
horse in the United States. and his blood
equally as pure. He has fine coubte
nance, is possessed of a great deal of ac-
tivi:y, and perfectly docile disposition,
full eye, an excellent shoulder, he is
uncommonly short coupled. and shows
as much muscular power as any horse :.
and every impartial Judge will, at the
first sight of him, pronounce him to be
what he is-a full blooded horse.
PEDIGREE.
Arab was sired by Governor Desha's
(of Kentucky Gray Arabian, one of the
three Arabian horses which were pre-.
scented to the President of the United
States Through Mr.. Rhipd our Charge
D'Affaires at Constantinople, and after
wards sold by order of Congress y his
dam was sired by the celebrated old i'm
ported Wing ofKentucky. She has dis
tinguished herself in several races, par.
ticuIarly at Lexington, Kentucky.
Arab was raised by Mr.. Savage Of
New Market, Shenandoah county, Vir
GINA, and although the proprietor has
taken but little pains in procuring his
pedigree what he announces here, he
pledges himself to prove, and any far
Their information wanted eau be had by
applying at New Market.
Arab has at New Market several OF
as fine and as large colts as any Stallion
in this country; One halt of him, when
colt, sold for $500.
N. b. Any Mare sent to him will be
pastured or fed at very moderate price
good care will be taken of them but no
responsibility for accidents.
i. FOUGERES, Proprietor.
Brownsbvrg, March 9th, lS3S.-4t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15
VIRGINIA, to wit:

AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery. for tue County of Augusta,
on Monday the ist day Of January 1888.
Abraham Aughe, Plaintiff, -asainst
Robert, John q Hugh Stuart, children
Of Robert Stuart, deceased, de!endan IS
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Hugh Stuart, not bav-
ing entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act Of Assem-
bly,, and the Rules of this Court, and it
appearing from satisfactory evidence, that
he is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the first day
of The Rext Term June the 10th, 1889
and answer the Bill of the Plaintiff; aud
tina. copy OF this order be forthwith in.
serted in the Staunton Spectator, two
months successfully s. posted at the front
door ofthe Court house of Augusta coun-
ty. A copy-Teste.
N. G. KINNEY, c. c.
h;arrn = 1920
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15

@%The partnership existing between
the undersigned for two years past in the
publication of the "STAUNToN SpEcTA.
TOR" has been dissolved and the bust
ness will in future be conducted by KEN
TON HARPER, who has become the sole
proprietor of the establishment. In the
re-transter, the business has been so ar.
ranged as not to interfere with the regu-
lar years ofsubscribers. Their accounts
will begin and end as heretofore. As
the junior partner in the late firm is a.
bout to remove from this country. it is
particularly desirable that the accounts
should be settled as soon as possible. 1t
is hoped, therefore, that every friend of
the establishment. who knows himself
to be indebted. will take all early oppor-
tnnity to discharge the small sums W hich
may be due US.
KENYON HARPER,
Feb. Isl JACOB SOSEY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15
Erasmus Ng,.JDg5ssg,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Will regularly, hereafter. attend the
Superior and County Courts of Augusta.
As Commissioner in Chaneery, Tor the
superior Court. he will also promptly
attend to all calls for taking dispositions.
And as general Scrivener he will
execute with accuracy and despatch,
writings. of all descriptions, which may
be required.
He will be thankful to his friends for
any business, in either OF the above lines,
which they may confide to him and will
Dc found in regular attendance. at his of,
hce, during the business hours OF each
week day-Office I'd story East Wing,
new Court House. g. Entrance from
the alley.
March Is, IS3S-1t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15
Mr.. MICHAEL Shirley

lake NOTICE, that on the 7th dav of
April, in the year 1888, at the tavern of
Michael CARRIER, in Stanton, 1 shall
proceed to take the dispositions of Geo.
Geiger, Frederick Nj. Pitnan and 9TH
eTs. which dispositions are to be read as
evidence in cause now depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath county, on the Chan
Gerry side thereof, in which I am plain
tiff. and you and others are defendants.
If said dispositions are not all taken on
the above named day, they will be adj
journed from day day till finished.
ALICE CAVENDISH.
March s. lS3S-4t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15
OBITUARY..

From the ChariestoDn, Ia. } Free Press.
AT Harpers Ferry ON w ednesday The 18th
uitimo, Mrs HARRIET, consert of the Rev.
Geo. Hild;, aged about IS years, leaving tvs O
small children 10 mourn their irreparahIe loss.
In the death of this amiable lady, society has
lost one Of lis wortbiesi and best members.
As wife aud mother, she was kind, affec-
iioGa!e and Indulgent. AS christian, her
lie was practical comment on The religion
which she protested. When but a Girl, she
LETT her home and friends to accompany the
Missionary Of The Cross to teach the poor In
dams TO read The word Of life, and to instruct
them IL The principles OF our holy Christian
hy. Here she remained for short Time en- :
gagged IN this delightful employ. a few
years since, she united herself in marriage
With the Rev. Geo. Hildl, contenled 10 lol-
low tbe.example Of biro who went abou, do.
ing good During her short residence at this
place she had won TO herself many friends.
As 10 enemies, she had none Her last sick
ness was long and painful, which she bore
with christian forliiude, resigniug her cause
IN the hands oil her God. She Gould say with
great confidence, ''noi my will, but thine be
dome" After eight weeks suffering, which
sue bore without one murmur of complaint
she sweeIly Tell asleep in the arms ef Jesus
And here my feeling heart would say, "lei
me die The death OF the righteous, and lei my
last end be like hers"
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S;s,.52O,oo0 90
Road from
[tNew improvements
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Ine following engrossed bills were passed:
A bill TO authorize the Louiza Rail Road
Company TO construct Rail Road from some
poin, on the line of their Rail Road to Char
lottesvil'e-A bill TO amend an act entitled
IAN act TO raise muney by lottery 10 build a
bridge across North river al or nearG rattan's
Ford in The county OF Rockingham" passed
January Goth, 1892
An ACT To authorize ferry from the Bo-
rough of Norfolk to the corporation wharf in
the town of Portsmouth.
The following bill was rejected:
A bill TO amend an act entitled an act TO
provide Tor the construction Of road from
Skidmore's Fork, in the county Of Rock
ingham TO The South Fork in The county of
Pendleton, passed March 18th, 1884.
The bill concerning the Eastern and Wes-
tern Hospitals has passed both houses of the
Legislature.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15
VALUABLE
REQ! Property
FOR SALE.

In pursuance of a decretal order of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the county of Augusta, pro-
nonnced OH the 18TH day of February,
1898, the und ersigned, Commissioners
therein appointed. will offer for sale, at
public auction, on the premises, Oil NJ on
day the 10th OF April next. the Real
Property in The town Of Stauu:on be-
longing to the estate of the late Joseph
Cowan. decd. This property consists
OF parts of different lots, on which there
are valuable
Frame Dwelling-House and
Kitchen, a large Brick Store
House, Stable, Smoke-House,
Granery, sc.
Being one of the most desirable pieces
of property that has been offered for sale
IN Siaunton for many years. This pro-
perty will be subdivided so as to suit
purchasers
AT the same time and place, aud in
the same manner, about
10 or IL Acres of fine Pasture Land
lying on the Winchester road, near the
said town, will also be offered for sale.
This land will be laid off into convent.
ent sized lots,
The above mentioned property will
be sold Oh the following terms One
ion,th of the purchase money to be paid
in six months from the day of sale, and
the residue in three equal annual install
ments from and after the expiration OF
the said six months "a lien on the par
GELS sold, aud bonds with good security
will be required. to secure payments.
AMUEL CLARKE,
JOHN COW AN,
AND. B. COWAN.
March Is, 1898.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell bis Farm and
Mills. of excellent quality, situated on
leading Creek. near its mouth, emptv>
ing into the Little Kanawha River, in
Lewis County. Va. a stream easily navi
gated and descending into the Ohio Riv-
er at Parkersburg. The Mills are in
good repair. the Saw Mill is Of the best
quality. Ii will be sold upon credit of
two years for 1850 Dollars, and the bal.
ance in three equa! annual payments
from the time the FIST becomes due,
each PAYMENT to draw interest one wear
after the first payment. The tract of
Land contains 300 Acres, % Acres well
improved the unimproved land is well
timbered-There is comfortable Hsuse
near the Mills. The property is well sit
uated for the lumber business, building
Boats. &c. The subscriber intends NOV.
ing to the west, and is determined to SELL
Purchasers would do well to come and
see the property.
RICHARD w. RIDDLE.
March S, lS3S-4t