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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05
Marcel, /, 1879.
Boston & Bowdoinham Packet.

VNHE subscriber intends coasting between the
u above places the ensuing season and will take
freight or passengers the usual rates. o has good
accommodations ut Bowdcinlam for STIRRING goods,
sent to, or brought from Boston. For further in
formation inquire Mt his store in Bowdoinham or at
Joel Fays, No. IS Fosters Wharf, Boston, or on
board the sIoop Eagle. se
He also returns his thanks to his former friends
and customers and still wishes to share their patron
nge as no intends keeping at his store at Bowdoinham
Village, tho following articles to sell at small adj
vance from Boston prices for Casho country prod
sacc: Corn & Meal Flour, Pork, dry and picked fish,
butter Cheese and lard; English q WI goodspaints
& oil; cheap lamp oil; garden seeds, Herds grass and
clover seed; Farming utensils, Chairs, &c, &c.
NATHL. H. MACOMBER.
Bowdoinham, March g. 1893. 6si49 >.
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Am LOW SPIRITS. - Low spirits is a certain.
" tate of the mind, acconpauied BY ind igcstions
wherein tho greatest evils arc apprehended upon the
slightest grounds, and the worst consequence I'M
agned. Ancient medical writer's supposed this dis
to be confined those particular regions o. the
abdomen. technically called hypochondria, winch
situated the right or left side of that cavity,
whence comes the name hypochondriasis,
SYMrToNs.-Ihc comnlon corporeal symptoms
are, faluency in the stomach or bowels, acric cruc-
tations costivcness spnsmodic pnns, gddiness, dim
ness osgh, palpitaoas, and often an utter lnabili
~ of fixing the attention UPON any subject of mpor
lance, or, engaging in any thing that demands vigor
or courage. Also Iangndncss-the mind becomes
irritable, thoughtful, Responding, melancholy and
detected, accompanied with total arrangement Of
the nervous system. The mental feelings and PC
culiar train ofideasthaf haunt tho imagination aud
oyerwheIm the judgment, exhibit an infinite diver
sity The wisest and best Of men are as open to
this affection the weakest
CAUsEs.-A sedcntary life of any kind especially
severe study, protractedto late hour in the night,
and rarely relieved intercourse ,or exercise;
dissolnte habit, great excess in eating and drink
ing,the immoderae use OF mercury, violent purga-
tves. the suppression of habitual discharge or
long continued eruption; relaxation or debility Of
one or more important organs within the abdomen
is freque Mt cause ~ s.
/ 1REATmEsr.-Th principal objects of trcaimen
are, TO Indigestion. 10 strengthen the body
and to enliycnthc dsirits which may be promoted
by exercise early hours, regular meals. and pleas
ant conversation. The bowels IF costive) being
carefully regulated b t.tl,e occasional use Of a mild
! apericnt. We know nothing better calculated to
obtain this end, than DR.. VIM. Esanss Aperent
Pillsbeing mild and certain in their operation The
bowels being once cleansed Ills inest,mnblc Camo-
mile Pills, (Which tonic ,anodyn ,and antispas-
modc) are an inhlliblercmcdy and Without dispute
have provcda great blessing to the numerous public
Some physicians have ecommendcd free use 81
mercury, hut I should not bc rcsurtcd To; as in
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Commissioners Notice to
Creditors.

WE having been appontcd'by the Judge Of
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 10 brDg in and prove their
claims; and TINT we will attend the service assign
ed US at the Office ofEbcnezcr Clap in Bath in snid
County, on the LIST Monday Of March next and on
the frst Monday of the five following months from
o'clock to five o'clock r. M. on each ofsaid sa d
days Dated at Bath this 81 day ofFebruay in the
year of our Aord Eighteen Hundred and thirty
eight. EBENR CLAP:
JOSEPH SEWALL.
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For sale.

YHyHE subscriber offers for Sale, as follows.-
n viz
One Twostory dwelling house, now occupied by
r r. P. Morse, situate The South side of Elm St.
a very convenent and handsome house (new)
One TwoStory dwelling house, now occupied by
Dr. Sam'i Anderson, and situate ono door North
of Capt Davis Hach's dwelling house; said
house bcingin good repair, and we'll adapted for
ono or two families
ALSO
Now finishing SIX STORES, in tho new block
opposite Sagadahock Ferry. Persons wishing a
good Store, by making immediate application,
may have it finished TO suit themselves.
y THOMAS HALEY.
March I, 1888. tas.
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PR ESSED HAY!
JOHN B CROSS,
Farmcf,s Agemt Dc E.O1.tLN1tsy.

HHAvING crested on Union Wllnrf, a Mug p
h. i u azins, capable Of storing about two e
= thousand tons Of Pressed Hay, would respect g
3. fully notify SHIP OWNERS tina, cargoes Of &c &c
Hay may, at all times, be had without delay, =,
q at the lowest rites, according 10 quality,
q The depth of water at the Magazine at low
e tide being about nine feet. will afford, at high @
- tide water sufficient for the largest ships, p
- where tho Navigation, in the coolest winters, q
e Is seldom INSTRUCTED, single day, by ice. =
Tho arrangements of this Agency, ara such, thai
tho largest vessels can be loaded, in TOO, Tires
Gays, with selected Hay.
Orders, will be faithfully executed,with despatch.
al oil times Of The year.
The Hay will be carefully re-wcighedi when de-
Iivercd from the magazine.
Portland Feb. l, 1888. tfa5.
Applyto d. C. MAGOUN. Bath.
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A 8 signees n Office
10 ,chom IL may concern.

y "a 0 sOH0M u Mdy c0ncer1s
nj Office is hereby given thai finer NJ. Stinson
In Of Richmond, has assigned 70 us the subscsi-
bers, all his estate, real, personal and mixed in
sluding all demands of every description, in trust
for the benefit Of his creditors by deed Of Assign
rnent executed and delivered the 10th day Of March
"a. d. 1888 said deed Of assignment i deposited
with Sam' Dinsiow and kept at bis dwelling house
in Richmond, Where any and all tho creditors Of
iihe said Stinson are hereby notified % call and
become parties thereto uccording 70 tho provisions
Of tie statue in such cases made and provided.
M 4it93 SAyHI DlNSLOW, &.
JAMES w. GRANT, VI
Richmond, March 10th, 1885, 3w51.iI
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INNHE DIFFERENCE.--lt cannot be denied.
I u that wlIllstamany medicines which recem-
msnded TO The public have not even tho negative
merit Of harmlessness, there are others which #
would BIO great injnsfncss indeed and suicidal preju
dice to involve, unified in common condemnation.
And whom medicine comes endorsed with all the
great names that have adorned The annals Of tho
medical profession and warrnntcd BY tho sep nnd'
signature Of long and UNIFORM snceess It's proprietor
makes unreasonable demandnnonth the public con-
iidnncc, when eciaims for il superior considera
| ilon.
The C.qMOMILE PREPARATION ofDr VIM
Evans is INCIDENTALLY entitled 10 this cnviabie dis
tnction, for whist medical aufr oriiy existence
condemns IL, every medical practitioner fIias is ac-s
quainted with it free Acknowledgements prc-cmnenf
yirtucs and that the latter should do in opposi-
ton TO their personal Interests, must be attributed
eher 10 their cancor and love Of TRUTH 10 their
unwllingnoss to fy in the face of all observation,
and the testimony of thousands.
+ DR.. W. VANS does not pretend that his Camo-
mile Tonic Pills will cure all diseases He frankly
and conscicnfiously admits that they will NOT. lie
laysno claim 10 the discovery of tho Philosophers
Stone, and wishes nobody 20 believe that he sells
the "Elixir of Life but he does say. aud lie does
believe and be prove, that 10 debility and I'M
paired constitutional Nervous diseases ofall kinds;
in weakness Of the digestive organs in incpien,'
consumptions, whether Of the lungs the liver; IN
the dreadful debility occasoned BY the use of purea-
lives IN palsy, rheumatism, (norc especially in
the sickncsses ncidantto mothers nnd 10 females Of
~ ,ha disease -, i, ~,
in tho xre,cbod ho,rors ,,f mind a,d body which,
acc,ne r, m occ,s;oai ;,ebr;e,S. les of ,noe;,e
lana,,or. melancholy mains IN he head. limbs or
side in corru,t s,a,v n,,d rnco,u,iy con,nlex
ca,ssd I,v the bs satc az ,e ,,;dsr Mi these
md in Others ,nen,;oned IN ,ic iii. Of ircc
inns given win ia mcd;cnes HE NOES SAY
,lat TIC q ANCNiL IS TONI, PIT S iniercllana.
I'D occasonallv with ia ApERlENT FAMILY
4 PILLS itle best know n1 ,vcl, are sold with Them
4 viii eiT,c, ;mmedinte relief md ;f'used but for
fair period Of rial n pcrf;.ct cure This much is
placed bcyoud doubt 81 da;lv testimonies II hic h
EVANS can ss sag icy ssiTss
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Which they will sell ut wholesale or retail. And
also large variety Of other patterns, embracing all
thu Stoves now in use, which they win sell on the
most favorable terms. sss4
The following certificate, signed BY many of the
stzcns of this town, who have used Moore's Pateut
Cooking Store, is submitted, those Of the public,
whparc unacquantcd, with the value Of the samc.
Wotho subscribers, citizens Of Bait, having used
and now having in use onc Of +" MOORE'S PA
TENT COOKING STOVES are happy 10 give
our testimony off great utility and economy We
can say with confidence, we believe it superior to
any ot!,er with which acquainted. i bakes
as well as any brick oven, with very sma!lquanti-
+ ~ Of fuel
w. King Eben'r Clap, Richard Nnt,er
Nath' Groton, Daniel MarstoD, r. P, Morse,
William Jordan, Parsons Smith, John Bosworth,
Tlio's Tihbets, Ebcn. Hale, james R.Sl,aw,
W. S. Pattec, john Bovey, Sam 'lyfnicrson
WIN. Gardiner, Elisha Clarke. A B.Robinson
Jacob Robin<on, Sain'I Jackson, VIM Low,
Francis Wdcs, Israel Putnam, Alden White,
James Nelson Jr.~ fs 49,
Bath, July ~, 1887 Id
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A certificate from three mer bers Of the MEDICAL
PROFEsslON,in Germany IN Europe
< + I s s i 3 =

He, the undersigned, practitioners of medicine in
Germany arc we'll aware, that by our course we
may forfeit the friendship of some Of the faculty
but not Of the benevolent members, who are unin-
htIenccd by selfish motives Though we shall re-
frain from an expression of opinion, either of
the sonndness or unsoundness Of Dr. Goelicke' =
new doctrine, we are happy 10 say that We deem his
Sanativo too valuable not to be generally known |;
for what our eyes behold and our ears hoar, we
must believe.
We hereby state, that when DR. Louis Olfon Goe-
icke first came before the. German public, as the
pretended discoverer of hew doctrine and new
medicine we held him in the highest contempt. be-
lie wing and openly pronouncing him to be base inn
poster and tho prince of quacks But on hearing
so much said aooutthc Sanative against II and for
it, we were induced from motives of curiosity
merely, to make trial of its reputcd virtues upon
number Of our most hopeless patients; and we now
deem it our bounden duty (even at the expense Of
our selfintcres0 pubclyto acknowledge it' mighty
efficacy, in curing not only consumption, but other
fearful maudies, which we have heretofore believed
ncurablc. Our contempt fort-e discovcrer of that
medicine was atonce swallowed npin orr utter as
tonshmeat al uncx pectcd result; and as an a.
mcnds for our abnso Of him we do frankly confess
to the world, that we believe him phIanthropists
who does honor TO The profession and 10 ourcounry
wIc i gaychim birth.
The recent adoption of this medicine into some
is sufficient guaranty that
il performs all il promises. Itnecdcd tes-
mony, for wherever il is used it is its best wit
ness. HERMAN ETmULLER, MD. Is
WALTER VAN GAUTT, ID.
.GpoLpHus WEKSrR, nj. d.
| Germany, Dec. 10, 1896.
The above Medicine is for sale
by g. B. MITCHELL, agsnt,
Front Street Bath, Me- ,s,ss :, t-slts
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10 tie asssEi5c.
CHARLES I'll C0LSON

From he blind instiutioni1 Boston, gives notice
that he will manufacture The best Of Mattresses, and
all kinds Of cushions for shairs, pcws &c oflhsbest
inaterialsnnd lowest prizes, at the dwelling house
Of Mr. Eben. ColseD, next north Of Mr. John Parish
US stnble.--Hew warranihis worn 10 be done
inn faithful and workinanlike ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
misfortune 10 be entirely deprived of sight, and In
tending TO devote his whoIetime TO the above busi-
ness he soicits share pGbIicpaironage.
PIcasecaIs and examine the work.
Specimens ofmy work eanbo seen at the Store Of
w. Ledyard- uf
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'TRUssEsm. TRUssEsl!t

N assortment ofexeellcnt irusses, double and
IN single--among which are some Of Foster
Superior Patent Trusses $, from the N. =. Truss
Mandatory. Persons in want ofthe article viii
do well TO call at J. WlLk1N SONS
Fob. 226 Front ST.
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STOVE AND IIN-PLAI'E
MANDATORY.
WALKER e. STEVENS,

UTAvING purchased the Stock, formerlyown
HI by N. E +. M. WATSON, {. STEVENS,
and having taken the stand recently occupied by
them, a few doors east Of DR.. Wilkinson's Store,
ana nearly opposite Zina Hyde & Co.'S Store, where
shcy intend to carry on the
STOVE e. UNAWARE
business all its various branches, they would
spectfuly invite the attention of their friends any
fornor customers, and the public generally to call
and examine for themselves.
They wilkcep constantly on hand large assert.
mentof
MO0re,s Patent Cooking
STOVES.
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Inlividuals sending by The Steam Boais orany Q
the bath Packets, can have these lnstIumsnis sen
~ them. J. +. FOSTER.
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! TIE. ENTIRE sToCK

.RFths subscriber is for sale unreasonable term
" to close the concern. ABB. ROBINSON,
IMarch 18th, 1897. Sw60.
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v

re Bis6op Doxxz. j. 10 al Il 81 5siier- s'
ng relative 70 She Dead ID chris| 4.
LIFT nor rHou DE uaiIInc "a " z.
Weep not; IL cIlizisn did .,l<
Up. whsTs blessed sdInIs szioics. 49,
Rausomed now de 1pIiIE lIis|6.
Full the song oftriumph sueefI|
Freed from earth. and earthly fsi.< nj e
Liz for her no voice Of wailinr.
Pour not ihou ths bitter tear; ssse
Heaven is book ofcomlort on b. Z
But las one who always hopesh;
Hnmbly here in faith relying. q 8 60 y =.
Peacefully in Jesus dying. {. :. Z. e 81 y.
Heavenly joy her eye is flushing.
Why should thine with tear BE- su.h5i
They who die id Christ are hlest
Ours then BE- no thought Of gridvid
sweetiy with their God they rest Z. S. s. ~.
AlItheir tolls and troubles leaving s 81 "a
So be ours the faith that savsth, ~
Hope that every trial brayesh, 81 !. ss.s.
Love that to the end enduresh, 4 s. & q n
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New England Truss Rkanu-
factory.

NN Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
III of Bath and its vicinity that he continues to
ufact,re 'rRUSSES OF EVER Y DESCRIPTIO ION
at the old stand. in Boston, No. 305 Washington
Street, Entrance in Temple Avenue, Up Stairs.
Having had IL years experience. in which he has
afforded relief to about 500 the last three or four
years, all may rest assured OF relief who call ana try
rrusses Of his manufacture. s7r as
iEPThe public are cautioned against the many
Quacks who promise what they cannot perform.
Having worn the different kinds Of Trusses more
or less that have been offered 10 the public for The
twenty years past, from different patent n:anufacio-
RIGS, he is now able to decide, alter examining the
rupture what sort of Truss is best TO adapt TO all the
different cases that occur, and he has on hand as
good Trusses, and " i'll furnish any kind Of Truss as
Cheap, as can be had elsewhere. Any person that
pure bases Truss at this establishment does not
suit, can exchange until they arc welIsui without
extra charge as
j. F. f. manufactures as many as twenty differ
ent kinds OF Trusses, among which arc the fatent
Elastic Spring Trusses. with Pads: Trusses with
out steel sprngsi these give relief in all cases
Of rupturc, and in n largo portion produce PER
..cct cure; they can be worn night and day. I'm
proved Hinge and Pivot Trusses, Umbilica Spring
Trusses, made in four different ways and 'frusses
with Ball and Socket Joints. Trusses for Proapsu'
Ami; by wearing which, persons troubled win 9
Dccant Of the reciunl, can ride on horseback with
per;.ct case and safety. Mr. r. also makes Irusscs
or ProIapsus Utcri, which nave answered m cases
Knee Caps, and Back Boards always kept
ON hand. As n matter of convenience, and not OF
speculation, the undersigned will keep on hand the
following kinds from other manufactures, which
they can have !; his do not suit them nfter fair
trial, they can exchange for any ofthem DR.. Hulls,
Reads Spiral Truss; RandalPs do; Farr's do
Salmon's Ball g. Socket, Sherman's Patent French,
do; Marsh's Improved Truss; Batemans q; ;
Shakcr.s Rocking Trusses; Heintzleman's India
Rubber Pad, made in Philadelphia; Ivory turned
Pad Trnsses; Stone do. Doubled and Single
also Tr,lsses for Clllldren all sizes.
The subscriber makes and keeps on hand, Shoes
for dcormed and crooked and is doing thisevery
week. for children and infants in this city and from
out Of the city. Specimens Of his Workmanship may
be seen at the Mandatory.
lie likewise Observation-Disclosures he will not make
their complaints knowntoany one, except when DO
is permitted to refer tothcm-it being misfortune,
and young persons do not want their eases kdown.
Trusses repaired at the shortest notice.
u7Ladics wishing for anyof the instruments win
be waited upon by Mrs. FosrER at the above place.
That the public may be satisfied Of his ability, he
refers them 10 the Certificate IF Doctor Warren,
ceived more than two years since; also from Dizzy
= J. FREDERIC FOSTER.
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= FRESHg supply Of English and India Irvine for
IN Tie Salmon had zpd Herring Fisheries for sale
~ z. HYDE & ca.
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.EsnschIess saNatire,.


gent for this mighty medicine, finvcnicd by the in-
mortal Goelickc Of Germany has great pleasure in
Publishing tho following highly important letter
from respectable gentleman in New York, which
he has recently received, with many others of a
similar caractcr-aso very interesting intelligence
from several of his Agents, especially in Salem,
will be seen below which. together with the an
mex Ted certificate from three eminent German Ply
sicans must forever establish the character of the
Sanative, as being without parallel in tho history
OF medicine.
Testimony No J,
Aetter from II F. Sherwood, Esq ofN. York.
q i q
DIX d. s. RowLAxp,-Sir, .About the middle
to July last, accidentally noticed in a newspaper
he advertisement Of the Matchlcss Sanativc, for
which perceived you were agent, and which pro-
fesscd to be sovereign remedy for Consumption.
As my wife was then fast wasting away with THIS
dreadful disease, and as our family physician was
daily and anxiously ondeavoring TO restore her to
health without success, stepped overto his house
ing this new medicine. He replied, that /" he was
perfectly willing Mrs. Sherwood should take that or
any other medicine she nigl choose but he Thought
it could do her good, as her lungs tccye rapid
ty consuming and no human means could sare her,
Stiil as drowning person will catch at straw ana
the Sanatiyc being recommended by three physi-
Clans who had used in their practice, SHE conclud
ed TO give ita trial. ] sent and purchased vial
wlcl, she commenced taking il1rce times day Civ
|inea free indulgence TO her appetite according to
she directions BY pursuing this course, she suffer
ed CONSIDERABLE tor the days. but was
hortIv abIe 4, cal and drink freely Without The least
inconycnencc
Within four weeks from her first using tho med-
cine. her feeble and wasted form began 10 put on
now streng,h and she has beSn Gaining from day to
dnv mill Inc nrescnt moment 10 The utter asionsl.
mcnt Of our family physician ard friends Sha IS
lc Inf
e s. sss' ''s to Be about house ''a e attend
Mrs Sherwood and mysclfarc both fully Of the
opinion, and all who knew her remarkable
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Boston, June. 1887.

u 'Il.77,I-- Boston, Juno. 1857
TINS isto certify that have been afflicted with a
Informed by the first Physicians in Europe, and in
81. Barthoiomew's Hospitain London, thatI conld
not get rclisffor my compliant. My iather, being a
man of wealth, expended more than E2O0 forme for
Trusses and Medical attendance, without afordng
mo anyrelief
mast. L wonld inform tho public that have been
greatly relieved by tho use of them, and wonldfec-
ommondall perrons suffering from :. Hernisp 70 MI
Foster. DiAA = EEhS.s
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ne Wings Of New York h.v{ 5{5
led for the re-election Aaron CI6fI
the nsyoralty Of thas city,
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Boston, Aug. 18th, 1887.
CERTIFICATE FROM DR.. WAR tN.

Boston, Jan. 7fh, 1885.
Having had occasion to observe thaisomc persons
afflicted with Hernia haze suffered much from the
want Of skilfnl workman in accommodating Trus-
SEES TO tho pecularties of their eases, have taken
pains to inform myself of the competency Of MI. j.
+. FOSTER to supply the deficiency soccasioned by
the death Of Mr.. Death. After some months OF OBJ
servation of his work, ] am satisfied that Mr.. Fos-
TER is well acquainted with the manufacture oftese
instruments, and ingenious in accommodating them
called on TO recommend him 10 my professional
brethren and to the pnblc as person well6ited 10
supply their wants in regard to these important
tcles. Sax JUN ". WAnfsrsN.
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Seine Irvine.

4 nAA POUNDS Of Seine Irvine ofassofted
lOVVp sizes. n
20 dozen three thread Herring and shadstwine;
7o0pounds India do.
Just rood and for sale by M
EsHODGKINs,
Central Wharf
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The above Medicine is for sale
~ G.. B. MITCHELL, agent,
Front Street. Bath, Me. IA t-sftl ~ q
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-21

CoRoNER's INoUEsT.--Thc Coroner
of this county was called, on Thursday
of last week, TO view the body Of an un-
known man, found dead in the woods
back of Watervile. The deceased is
described as a man about thrty.fivc
years of age. short in stature, and rather
slightly built, and bearing the appear
ance of a laborer. He was dccently
dressed in a mixed cloth frock. coat,
brown worsted vest, and brown cloth
pantaloons. In his pocket were found
couple Of due-bills, for small amount,
issued by a store in this place, but no clue
to the name Of the deceased was dis
covered. Evidences of violence were
found upon his head, legs and thighs, and
it was the opinion of the jury, that he
had lainin the place where he was found
from two TO three months. Verdict,
death by blows inflicted by some person
unknown.