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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
Commercial Bank OF Columbus,

COInmGFCIAI Brink OF COItInlUIIss
August 25th, 1887.
ID ESOLyED, That hereafter no Stockhol-
- der shall be permitted to transfer any stock
in this Institution until all aHoarages are paid, or
settled to the satisfaction of this Board.
Extract from the Minutes ola regular meeting Of
the Board. held April Goth, 1887.
BY order of the Board.
Aug. a6th-7-tf CHAS. II. ALBERT, Cashier
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10

a S. PFISTER, begs leave to announce to
n his friends and the public, that he has com
menced teaching young ladies' la perform upon the
Piano Ferfe, and is now ready Ia attend to a those
who NAV desire this delightful accomplishment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
State Of Mississippi, Monroe O

State of Mississippi, Monroe GO.
Circuit Court, October Term, 1887.
GEORGE G. JOHNSON
VS. Attachment
john DAVIS.
nN motion of the pantilfby his Attorney, 1t
" is ordered BY the Court that publication be
made six successive weeks in the Columbus Demo
crat, newspaper published in the town Of Coua-
bus iii this State, notifying the defendant OF lle
tendency Of this suit and that unless he the saas
John Davis shall enter his appearance at our aeS'
Circuit court to be holden for tie county oil MOI
roe, at the Courthouse OF said county on the touTt
Monday Of Aprncxt, and plead, answer or deiaM
that Judgment final will be entered against hh e
and the properly SO attached will be sold TO SATISFY
the plaintiff s.demand
Issued the 10th February, 1888.
Copy Attest S. II. BUCKINGHAM, CIk
March B, lSSS-S4-6w [Pr fee $lU 'oI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
N>~A~
SI9 8 %
Drs. SaltonstaII & KnOwer.

Drs. SaltOnstaIl * knOwer.
nENTISTS.-M Manufacturers of the Pre-
- MUM Sillcious Metallic Teeth. from the
original recpe) as manufactured by ID. G. Amber,
A.. ID. Dentist of New York, having associated
themselves together TOT the purpose Of practising
their profession, they would state that they have
spared no pains in making themselves acquainted
with every branch of the profession, both practical
and theoretical, and are now prepared TO perform all
operations appertanng to Dental surgery in the
latest and most approved scientific manner. Office
ON Main street under the Commercial Bank.
NIB. Teeth inserted on gold plate from one to
an entire set. Nov, -, l537-20tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-10
State of Mississippi, Lovndes Co.

IIOIAo y. UANIS, IItFB.
Jan. 81, 1880 sw TPr. fee Sls COL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

GSTOLEN from the subscriber, between Sabbath
S3 evening and Tuesday morning last, large
Cast iron Plough, called Warrcns Patent. The
mould board and lane side are all III one piece. On
the inside ogthe land side, reads South Boston Fur
nace the handles post into loop cast the mould
beard and land side; the Strcachcr is wrought iron
between, instead of wood as common il had been
used about two days. Ii the person will call,
will show him the Extra point; or if any person
will return the said plough and give Information
that the Thief be brought to justice, shall be en-
titled 10 The above reward.
G. MOULTON,
Bath Nov 81 1888, 3w 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
For Sale,

~ Farm in Boo'hbay situated al the head Of
@e& Townsend Harbour, consisting of about fifty
of land, part of which is well wooded. On the
premises. are ono Two story dwelling House, and
barn, two wells ofgocd water. Orchard &c, the
buildings are in good order. Said arm is plcsent-
ly situated and commands an extensive view OF the
harbour and sea coast and will be sold at ii batgtn
to any one wishing to purchase, or will be exchan-
ged for real estate in Bath or its vcinity-Terms
liberal. Please apply to the Subscriber on the prem
ices VIM THOMPSON
Boothbiy Nov Is 1893. tf33.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
STOVES! sTOVEs!l sTOVEs!n

To- CORES Patent, Premium, ConncaI, Union,
1vA and various other descriptions Of supe-
rlor 20 king stoves, together with elegant patterns
for Pars, and for slo1s and Offices cheap for cash
or approved credit, at No Rogers Brick Block,
Central Wharf
N: b. Funnel of all descriptions, constantly on
har d, or made to order
.fls0 general assortment Of Tin and britannia
Ware, as above
W Purchasers requested to call and examine.
Nov IA ira
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
10000 TO I5,0O0i!

From ho Albany Evening Jou'nal Of Friday,
TIE EMPIRE STATE REDEEM ED,
TIE fMpIRE STATE has REDEEMrD her
self and SAVED the UNION N4Iila NJ II.
SEWARD and LUTHER BRADlSH are
elected Governor and Lieut., Governor by
most decisive ma ,rties. We have carried
a large majority of the Members of Con
eress. We have also large majority Of
tiie members of The Legislature in Joint
Ballot, which secures to us Senator in
Congress, Comptroller, Attorney General,
49, - - - W., 'J:.,S' ''' ,,.'1-
~ '"'' -
f,,,l d;s,.,,o,, nd ov.raholn;nn
nc e"'''e 9'a'e---'''e who're c"i'e'
nave zone tnFlf utmost ou'y' lie hopes
OF the HfPo"lc were hanging upon ms
A''"o - 80 '"'l - 0",
ANA here' IN van bufeh 5 own state ana
in defiance of his legions of ofce-holders,
victory has been achieved which ,ermin-
o,os the m;sru,e If Dema,ogues and Des-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
Twelve Members!

A letter in the Courier says: We are
strongly impressed with the belief that our
members Of Congress from Onondaga and
Madison are elected
believe that Seward will have 10000
majority, but our friends will not bet on any
thing over 1000.
We shall have large majority of the
members of the Legislature. think we
we shall have 26 or perhaps % members Of
Congress.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcrs, Sc.

Arat Key West, brig st Marks, for ST Marks;
Ar at Savannah 18th, sch Dorcas, Camden.a
Ar at Mobile 18th, Spohord, Spofford, homas-
ton.
Ar at N Orleans Oct 3lst, brig Majestic Ames
Thonaston; sch Richard iaylor, Croker, Thorn
aston.
.ar at Norfolk Sd sch Planet, Robinson, Path
Ar at N Orleans Oct 18th, briggs Jefferson,
Watts, 1'homaston; Edo. Teldom, belfast.
In Hampton Roads 7th, brig Moxy, Grant, Thorn
aston.
.dr at Orleans 18th, ship Glasgow, Little, Balti-
more brig Georges, Snow, rhomaston.
Sailed from Norfolk LIST, brig Napoleon, Jamai-
ca.
Ar at Savannah oath, brig Porto L leo, Bath
Ara N York 10th, I heophlus, (new) Chase,
Gardiner. CT. Sth. bark Ellen, M'NIaunes, Bath;
It'll, ship Charles McLanathan, N Orleans.
Ar at Portland sth Halcyon, Ferry, Thomaston
for Boston; Helen, Wood, Path for Rosoa; Ma
tive Fogg, Bath. 9th, Patriot, Jameson, Thomas
ton for y York; Forma, Nickerson for Providence
Love, White, Gardiner for Newport; Dorcas,
Shelby, hath for New Bedford. Relief, Ncker-
son, Gardiner for Newport; Justice. Sleeper. 1hom-
aston for N York; 18th sch Charles CaIef, Halo
well; soop Susan Jane, Culef, Do. CT sloop Gran
lite, Hamilton Bangor.
dr at Boston Sth, sch Consul Dickman, Augusta
Banner, Patterson, Wiscasset. 10th, sch Comet,
Schofeld, Bath; Alert, Carter, Westport; sch Cas-
co, ! urner Freeport; LapwIng, Grover, Bath 18th,
schs Boston, Sylvester, and Helen, Wood, B',th
Wave Oliver, G. orgetown, Me; Washington,
Springer, flallowe; Commerce, 1rask Gardiner
Boston, Woodward, Brunswick.
Sailed from Bordeaux, brig Mohawk, Croker.
York
Ar at HAVANA 23d ult sch VIM Archer, Kelley
Bath.
Adv at N Orleans 1T, ship Nance, Nichols, for
N York.
CT at Wilmington N. C. 3lst, brig fremont, Syl
vester, Barbadoes.
Sailed from New York 4th, brig Francis Louisa
Kelley Martinique
Ar at Baltimore 9Th, brig Commerce, Trott, Ha
vara; sch Union, Brown, Bath.
Ar at Philadelphia 9th, sch Kosciusko, Nichols,
Bath.
Sailed from Providence 9th sch Providence, Bath
SPOKEN,
Nov 3, lat "a 40, lon So 8, brig Commerce, TT, t
from Havana for Baltimore
Nov 4, lat 80 80. Ion 70 %. brig Lapwng, 10
days from Havana for Boston.
Nov 3, lat 30 ,I2, Ion ~, brig Mary Kimball, 8
days from Thomaston, for N Orleans.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

WIN. BROWN, Chemist, 43l, Washington street
Boston, has invented an article that will cure this
tormenting pain. Rising of eight thousand cascs
in Boston and vicinity, lave been cured within a
few months. 1t takes away all smell and soreness:
Call for Browns Extract of Gall and Kreosote.
Observe his signature for genuine, Price SO cents
For place of sale and fall description pl.nse OBJ
serve in an other column For sale IL Boston by
most of the wholesale Druggists
Nnv. !. 1898. 1yr. 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
NOTICE.

YEvHE Stockholders of the Sagadahock Ferry
n Company are requested TO meet at Pierce's
Hal on Monday evening 18th inst at o'clock to
transact the following bus mess Viz:
Its To chose Moderator: I'd, To see what meas
ures the company will take in regard TO the boat,
and all concerns relating TO her.
Per order OF the Directors
OTIS KlMBALL, Clerk.
Bath Nov 7, 1873. 2w 80.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

OfDlatne, merit to be holden at augusta
on the first Wednesday Of January nert,
A. ID. 1889.
q .4lna in the county Of lincoln Respectfully rep
resent, that the part Of said town which they nhabit
is remote from the village, and that they SO sit
uated that they would be much better accommodated ,
if their lands were to be set off from said town of
Alma and affixed and attached to The town of Wis
casset the Shire town of the County, and where
most oftheir business is transacted. They would
therefore petition your Honorable BODY that the
dividing line of said towns of Wiscasset and .4na,
may be SO far altered as to include their farms in,
said town of Wiscassct, and that the new line of
division between sud towns may be follows. viz,
Beginning on the present line dividing the towns of
Wiscasset and Alma, at the southeast corner of
George Acorns land in said Alma and running from.
thence Northeastcrly by the head of said .4corn's
lind and the heads of all the. lolsfadioning TO- the
Northeast Corner of the lot owned by James
Foye and formerly owned by the late Hon. Abiet
Wood, and being part of LOT No. ~ NJ. M. on Nc
Kecnes plan,s and thence Vest Northwesterly by
the North line ofsad lot No. 10 to the Southeastern
y lead of land owned by Whitcomb & Groves,
thence noreasterly by the head of said lot to the
northeast thereof, thence northwosterly to
the line of the town ofDresden, thence Southwest
erly by said Dresden line, to the SonthwesterIy
corner, of the present dividing line between the
towns OF 4lna and Wiscasset, and thence East
south easterly. by said town line to the bounds FRS
mentioned, with all the lands lying swhn thet
aforesaid limits and that the Inhabitants thereon
with their goods and Estate, NAV be sci off from
said town of Alma to said town of w isc asset
BENJAMIN DONNELL
9a, mas and IL others.
alna Oct 81, A. D. 1898. 3ws 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
TNFOgs WI ALTON.

TENH Subscriber hereby requests all persons to
IL whom he is indebted in any way or manner
whatsoever, to present their demands for payment
immediately; aud he advises all those who are in
debted TO him, to; pay soon as pos
siblo, US he expects in Il short time to
Z JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath Nov. 3, 1893. 3w 80.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

tive public
Among other advantages, it is situated in the
centre, and business part ofihe town. in the inn
mediate vicinity of the principal wharvcs, steam
boat landings, Post Office, Custom House &c. In
point of location, capacity aud arranscment,it is
not only calculated for men of business generally
but is well adapted 10 the wants of gentlemen oil
families visiting for pleasure.
The Charges will be as low at any house Of
a similar kind in this section of the country.
~ b. The establishment is furnished with ca
pacous and comfortable stable, which will be con.
stantly attended by the most faithful Osters. Car
riagcs and horses will be kept to let
Bath Nov. 1898. Il .2.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
TO DELINQUENTS

All persons indebted to this office for papers, Jobs,
or advertising must settle up, and PAY DOWN forth
with This is reasonable and just, and of course
needs no apology.
N b. Our sincere acknowledgements to all sach
as have regarded our call-Long life, peace and
prosperity attend them.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
NJ 4 RRIED.

In Nantucket, Mr. Joshua Merritt of this town, to
Miss Cordea Bennett.
In Boston, Mr. Cyrus Dodge ofEdgecomb to Miss
Mary Anderson
In Topsham, Mr. Isaac N. Davis to Miss Marga-
ret Weber; MIR Joel Bonney to Miss Irene Cush-
ing
In Bodomhan, Mr. Christopher Covel to Miss
Clarrissa Nltche|
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
First Gun from
MASSACHUSETTS,,

Notwithstanding our fears were some
what excited in consequence of the division
in this state, growing out of the license
law, &c, we are now in possession of
cheering news, which shows that the wings
of old Massachusetts have done their duty.
The vote for Governor looks well, and the
following account from several districts,
We copy from the Palladium, which is
about all, that we gather Of Importance.
REPRESENTATIVES TO CON-
GRESS.
1st District.--Mr Fletcher is elected by
a triumphant majority.
sd Dist.---Mr Satonstall's majority is
said to be from 70O to 1000.
Cd Dist.-Mr Gushing is said to be re-
elected in this District, by handsome
majority,
4th Dist IN parmenter is defeated ac-
cording to the returns received, and Ma
than Brooks is elected.
5h Dlst---There can be no doubt OF
the reelection OF Levi Lincoln, by an over
whe!ming majority.
9th Dist.---A. Ii. Everett is defeated and
Wm S. Hastings is said TO be elected by
several hundred majority.
I2th Dist ---John q. Adams majority is
greater than he ever before received. He
had rs votes in Dorchester. Mr. jackson
OF Plymouth, was run IN opposition to him.
From the other districts we have no re-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
TO THE OPENING OF THE .MaTuR-

TO THE OPENING OF THE .NATuR-
III DRAINS OFTHE BODY. The blood is
quickened in its ciIculation-it rushes with violence
through the system, and breaks through all oppos-
ton. This increased action commotion, is called
fever. Nature always exerts herself in proportion
to the amount of labor she is compelled TO perform;
therefore as the body is more or less loaded with
corrupted humors, so will the commoton be more
or less volent-If nature be totally neglected
count eracted in her efforts to remove offending mat
ter, (dsease> it is not wonderful that under such
circumstances the body should sink under the con-
act. Assisting nature should be our chief study,
and for this purpose no medic inc WiH be found so
eGecfual as the
INDIAN PU REATIVE PILLS,
their Effects extend to every of the natur al
drains. Whilst under its infuence the body ,rill
be kept in gentle but efectunt perspirafion
The blood will throw off the grosser particles of its
mpnrity into the bowels from which it will be ex
PEELED by the purgative quality oflhe Pills. And
under every circumstance, if properly hersevered
with, it is impossible but that every disease must
yield to their powerful influence.
linus DrieHy nave we endeaV0red 10 ADDRESS our
selves to the understanding of the reader 1t is
universally known and acknowledged that the Indi-
ans are the most skful in the cure of DISEASES Of
any people in the world; and common sense teaches
us that the herbs that spring spontaneously from our
native soil if properly compiled and applied to our
Observation-Disclosures when Coupled with the
above) we assure the reader that the
INDIAN PURGATIVE PILLS
ARE SLHPLY.4 COMPOUND OF FOUR SIM
PIE HERBS, .NOW IN UNIVERSAL USE p
THE WORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, we trust
he is convinced of their supnror qualities and there
fore competent to the of every durable disease
tE@PRINCIPAL OFFICE for the New Eng
land States, for the sale of the above Valuable Pills
No l9o fremont near Court street Boston,.
| PRICE 25 CTS. PER POX WITH FULL
DIRECTIONS.
! fE"All communi atoms applications of Agen-
cies, must be addressed thus--"N. E. Office, N. A.
College of Health 1913 fremont Street Boston
Mass
H9S FREMONT STREET.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
NOTICE..

THNIE person who landed Gondol1 load Of
a Slabs on the wharf, generally known as,
Crookers Wharf, without permission, several
months since is requested to take them off and
pay the Wharfage, and for This Notice before eleven
o'clock on Saturday next, al which lime they will
be sold TO tho highest bidder.
Bath Nov. H. 1898. Nv SO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
Indian VsurgAtive Pills
Or UNIVERSAL MEDICI.NE of the

North american College of Health,
his assertion may starlle the reader and appear
to HIM absurd and ridiculous, yet nevertheless it
is tfGe hat is diseased When properly consd-
cred 1t i only an EFFORT OF NATURE to expel
from the body some offending cause. We so
constituted that there ia constant tendency in ma
ture to expel or throw off whatever is injurious to
health, his is done by urine, STOOL sweat, expec
toraton, vomt &c., hese are the sewers of the
body through which all the useIes and decayed
matter is carried off; and long as they are kept
open, so long will the body continue in health
But when from eating improper food or other
the bowels become cosve, or sudden transition from
heat to cold the pores Of the skin become closed or
any Of the other drains become obstructed, evil
consequences are sure to follow. The foul matter
viii, h should escape by these outlets instead of
passing off, as nature intended is retained in the
body and either putrifes the stomach, or is taken
up by the absopent vessels and added to the circu-
ation This impure matter floating about the sys-
TEN, In the blood, is disease in a latent J0rm It
sometimes appears harmless for while, but ma
ure always the alert soon discovers the ntruders
and Immediately commences struggle for their
expulsion. 1t will be observed in order to accom-
psh this undertaking she always directs her efforts,
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VOICE FROM TIE
EMPIRE STATED!
THE BATTLE or WATERLOO oUTDoNE!

gE-The New York papers of Saturday
morning bring US decisive Intelligence re-
specting the election. The roar of the
lion ofthe West is again heard. And woe
betide tie hyonnas, the jackalls' and the
bufaIoes of the Loco Foco party, when the
king ofthe forest utters his voice. The
bosom Of the patriot will drill as lie reads
the following:
SEWARD IS CHOSEN Gov
ERNOR BY 10, 900 MAJORITY J!
r7eTHE WINGS HAVE ELECTED
TWENTY-SIX MEMBERS OF CON
GRESS!
GF~THEY HAVE ELECTED SIX
OFTHE EIGHT STATE SENATOR'S!
,urTHEY HAVE CARRIED MN T.
TY OF TIE 100 MEMBERS OF TIE
ASSEMBLY
GT7THE ALBANY ARGUS, Che
Regency paper comedies to The Wings a
in ljofity inlhe State Of from
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
SAILED.

Nov 8, Rrigs HalloweIl, Smith, Key West;
Brewer, Pres OFT, Galveston, Texas;
Glecian, Lemont, Georgetown. ID. c.
Pinta, Purington, BaIbadoes;
Ceylon, Alexander, Baltimore.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
DR.. PAYNE

ENTENDS to locate himself, permanently at
FL Bath as Practitioner of Medicine and Surgery.
He, therefore, offers his professional services to
those VINO require medica! aid, and feel disposed to
favour him with theii confidence, and hopes, by I'M
remittng attention to the various branches Of the
medical profession, and to the discussed who may
chance to come under his care. to merit share Of
patronage.
Ronm, for the present at MIR John Donnel's on
the Point.
eferenccs-JAMEs McKEEN nj d, Topsham,
Pr iessor of Theory q Practise of Med
icine, .Hedica4 Jurisprudence, SC. in
the Maine Med School.
.al JOSEPH ROXY NJ ID. Boston
Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery in
the Maine Med S hool.
Moses SHAW MD. Yiscassct.
Bath, Nov 18Th, If 33.
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CLEARED,

Nov 10, Brig Henry TalIman, Langdon, Matansas;
Brig james MPCobb, fatcheder, Portland;
Sch Satna Cooper, Boston;
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

New York to her everlasting honor be II
said, has completely anuhilated loco foco-
ism-Fanny Wright and Silas Wrightism,
and elected Democratic Wing Governor!
"a large wing majority of her delegation
10 the next Congress!-a large wing ma
iorty to her legislature The Democra-
cy Of numbers has spoken and sealed the
fate of Van Durenlsm and an inc pient mon
archy Below will be found the details,
which comprise the latest news we have,
and enough to gladden. the heart Of every
Freeman. A slip from the Atlas office
has the following: a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
NEW GOODS.

ef1HE Subscriber having purchased At Auction in
a New York large assortment Of Goods among
which are kidernnstcr Carpctings, Broad Cloths,
Mernoes, .4apines, Figd and Plain Silks, Calicos,
Or. &C., Offers them for sale at very low
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
ALSO.-A prime lot of
Feathers anal .EgfsSSrOSSeS.
ALSO.

As above 200 NJ Cedar and pine aving Shingles
w. LFDYARD.
Bath, Nov lst 1898.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
CAST STEEL.

GhPENlNG this day-One Case Cast Steel Mill
~ Saws, direct from the. Mandatory in New
York-f,r sale by OTIS KIMBALL. +,
Nov 9Th. 4w-32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
NOTICE,

Persons indebted 10 the snbscriber.v hose term Of
credit has expired called upon to settle the
sane without delay, as he is bringing his present
business to close.
If D w L.
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M ARINE LIST.
AZ % IL r. % r Ks.a 1"Es.
ARRIVED.


Nov. T. Sch Caspian, Ryan, N York;
Sch Laura, Call, Bos on;
Nov ~, Sch North Star, Ham Savannah; Mate
named Little, of Newcastle. died he day she arr
vedl
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Picked un Adrif1.

EBY the subscriber in the X nnehec River near
ED Pottcrs Mills. large Gondola The owner
may have the same by paying the expense of adver-
Using, and reasonably rcwarding the subscriber.
NICHOLAS SPlNNEY, Jr.
Geo:goiown, Oct. 90 1888. 3w 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
ELLIOT HOUSE.

~ THIS HOUSE has been recently
A. TIA built and furnished at much ex-
fEIt.S 1TiiiA pense; and is every way cacula ed
eSsssss-zesass to supply the wants Of the ocono-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
7,4l7 +!

l6 Counties to be heard from, which in
1884 gave. a WING majority of $500.
Of the members of the Assembly in the
counties heard from, as above, and mostly
official we have.
Wings so
Tories 80
Doubtful 16
In Congress, we have already a GAIN