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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
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JLHEREAS the undersigned has been accused Of
w slanderng Mrs Rachel Farrin, he freely declares
that he has no recollection Of using, and firmly be-
leves he never did use, the Language mistakenly as
cribed 10 him; and that whatever hasty expressions
used on the occasion were applicable to another
person, whom he well knew, and not to Mrs Farm,
with whom hehas little acquaintance. And he also
declares ii at heknows nothing of Mrs Farm accuses
her of nothing, and regrets that any thing he has
been supposedto say, may have been considered
injurious 10 her character. RIO. IkI JORDAN. +.
Signed in Presence of BENJAMIN RANDALL.
sept 7, 1888. re-
he lions Advocate and Eastern Psptist vii
please copy the above, and forward then bills to this
O6isa. ft
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

The results of the Pennsylvania election for In
speotors, &c, augurs well for Ritner and the good
cause. Heretofore these elections have gone
against the Wings but SO far all looks well for our
side, and our friends in that State seem 10 feel en-
eouraged, if we may judge from the tone OF the
press One paper finishes an account of the results
as follows
The sum of the whole matter is this-the Wings
have done far better in everything county and gdin-
sd larger majorlies, than they had INDUCED airy
hopes of doing; and they have Cit down the Porter
counties beyond all expectation. The election of
Mr Rtner seems to be rendered certain.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
SUERIFE'S SALE.

FYyAKEN on execution and to be sold at Auction
u on the Premises, on Mond az the fifth Day OF
November next, at ten o clock in the forenoon, all
the Right in Ecu ty which George Marson has to
redeem the following Real Estate in Bath and
bounded Southerly By the 90 foot road iesilne
a tery from From, Street BY land of the heirs OF
Nenj mi n Davenport, EasterIv by a 10 foot Lane
Noiherly by land John Wilkinson and Peirce
Westerly b. Perce's land and land of Mrs. Gage
and said Mars,ons stoe lot. and Norherly by SAID
Store l. I. and Westerly by said Street, the same
hsvirs been mortsaeed to David 9 Magnun and
Oliver Moses
r SMALL, Dept. Sheriff
Bath Oct. 6. 1s 80 2ws2e
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Rare Chance.

TOR Sale, the following real Estate in Bath. viz, the
L large two Story Brick House situated the corner
of Washington anil North Streets.
Also the lot Of land opposite said House fronting a.
bout six rods on Washington street and eight rods on
North Street.
Also, the two stores next north ofthat occupied by
Messrs z. Hyde & Co.
Will also be soil, one half OF the low deck Sch Mar
garrett hurthen 10 tons abou, years OLD.
II of the above property will be sold at Auction
the premises OH Thursday the eleventh day Of October
next at 10 aclock A. NJ unless previously disposed of
at private SALE Terms male known at time Of sale.
JOHN sToCKBRIDGE.,
Bath, Sept. Goth 1899
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

To the County Commissioners Of The Coan-
tvof Lincoln at a Court held at Tops
ham IN said County on The first Monday
of September A. ID 1898.
yuyHE undersigned respectfully represent, that
M new County road from Mcrrymeeting Bridge
in fropsham 10 the upper Turner Brdgea at Leeds
in the County Of kennebec, will he oigreat public
convenience they therefore pray that the may
be laid out and established according TO law.
WILL lam NJ. ROGERS, and 207 others.
LINCOLN IS. 1T meeting ofthe County
Commissioners begun and holden at Tops
ham miiAin and for sad County, on the
first Monday Of September A. d 1898.
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered. that the pr
toners give notice Ia all persons and corporations
Interested. that The Comfy Commissioners will
Get at Mcrrymeelins Bridge in Topsllan and have
rogue ted The County Commissioners ofthc Coun-
ty of Krnnchec 10 meet with them on the 9Th day of
November A. d l5as ,ai 10 O'Clock, "A M when they
will proceed 10 ,iew the road described IN tilei
petition and Immediately thereafter, at some con
ven, Mt place in the vicinity, will hear tie partIe-
and witnesses, and proceed 10 do s"ch other things
in the premises AS by law may be required, bs
clnsing an atteste1 copy ofillelr petition and Tiny
order thereon, to be served upon the County Cons
inissoners for the said County of kenncbec andal-
so upon the County .4itornevs Tor the Counties o.
Lincoln and Kennebec upon the town Clerks Of
the touEs of Tops'.am, Bowdon, Lisbon, Wales
Green and Leeds also by posting UP copies oithe
same in three puiiic pieces i'll each Of said towns,
aud by publishing the same in the Eastern Argus,
being the Newspaper printed by the Printer 10 the
State. and also IN the Lincoln Telegraph printed at
Bath in the County Of Lincoln and in the kenne-
bee Journal printe at Augusta in The County OF
Kennebec three eeks successfully, The service up
on the County Attorney and upon the town Clerks
ofthe said towns of Topsham, Bowdoin, Lisbon,
Wsles, Green Leeds, Monmouth and livermore
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

Commissioners Notice.
TIVE Undersigned, having been appointed by the Judge
l. Of Probate for the County Of Lincoln Commission
ers to receive and examine the claims Of the several
creditors to the estate Of
WILLIAM KENDALL,
late Of Bath in said County, merchant deceased-rerre
scented nsovent, hereby give notice that six months are
allowed to said Creditors bring in and prove their
claims; and that will attend to that service, al the
office of v lillian forrey in Bath, the first Monday OF
October next AMI on each first Monday of the four fol-
lowing months, at ten clock in the forenoon Of each
said days. -
WILLIAM ToRREY, } Commissioners.
BENZ. RANDALL s
Bath Aug. 81, 1888. "a
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ARR1vALs, cLEARAN.

ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs, &c.
Ar at Savannah, Sept ~, sd Robert Tsoac, from
Liverpool.
At sydney, 24,h ul, sch Hudson, of Duth wait
ing cargo.
At Pctou, 18th nit Ardroscoggin, for Fall River,
waiting
Al s. Ubes Cd ut ship Ontario. Torrey, for Path,
days; br Clarissa Ann. Manson. Bath, next day.
Ar at New Orleans GOTH br Somerset Lewis, st
Marks CT 9th, sch Mt Morah, Hawthorn St Marks.
At Philadelphia, 9Th, bark Caslda, Iheobald,
Trinidad.
At Newport I'd Mary, and Pochahontas, Thorn
aston FOR Now York Cd Love and tieJo, Bangor for
Haven Franklin, lhomason, for New York !;
r ohart and Rowland, Lubec for New Haven; Mac
donough, Hancock. Ne for 8 Carolina.
At Warren Sd, Granville. Thomaston; 4th Maria
Jane, Grtdner.
AT Fall River 4h, sch Susan. Pedeton, Bangor.
At Salem I'd, Orr, Bangs- NJ Hope, 7 homasion,
Antares, Belfast; Bertha Pitcher, GRAND
At Portland Sd, sch Gen Jackson Barton, Pam
ror; New Packet, Colson, do 81 Traveller, Lam
son, Augusta, 4th, sch homas, Dodge Bangor !; 81
Boston Packet Warren, Prospect for HILL 9Th schs
Ira, Rider. 1homaston; Champion. Crowe tlamp-
den George. Boyd, Belfast; Gilchrist, East
port; Elizabeth, Knight. Belfast, 9th schs Granite,
Harris Buckspoyt; Eliza Ann; Burgess do Edward,
Me rill, Frankfort.
CT br George Turner, Hunt, Dath.
At at Boston, I'd, sch Boston, Woodward, Bruns-
wick Comet, Young, Belfast Peggy & Polly,
IIodgkins, Weslport; Albion, Rich, Bangor Trux-
lilo CHM Bucksport; bark Valhala, Stevens, New
castle 9Th Mary Cole, Watts, Pictou. CT Eliza s,
Betsey Morse. Camden Ar 9Th. br M'LelIan Lar
rabes, (of BATH Havana 2ist nit. Telegraphed, ship
VIM s, John, Of Thomason, from Liverpool 2sth
ult
schooner Statira, Morrison, for New Haven, put
in to New York 25th Sept, in distress, having lost
the Capt (Ryan) and two men. of Yellow Fever,
and split and oowed away hsi sails in the late gale,
so to render the vessel manageable, with no
other help than that of one ard the cook, the
latter Green Hand She was towed in by pilo,
Bout
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

TTWe learn from letter, received by gentleman
in this town, from a friend on board the U. S. Ship
North Carolina, that Mr.. Seth Allen, of this town,
while conversins with some one, deck, SO
severely injured by the falling of "bolstcrer," not
properly secured, which hit him the head, that he
rsrviyed but few minutes.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
MNEHSE

rs hereby given that the subscriber has been duly
i Amounted administrator of the estate of John
Soue late of Woolwich in tho County of Lincoln,
house wright, deceased and has taken upon himself
that trust BY giving bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against said deceaseds estate,
are requested to exhibit the same, aud all persons in
debted to the same are called on TO make payment.
Woowich, Sept 20, 1888.
JAMES NJ. S0ULE, Administrator.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
NEW GOODS.

EN n Subscriber hereby informs the public, that
u lie has lately received & has now on hand
quite variety of Watches, Silver Spoons, Jewelry
Of all kinds. Platet Look1g glasses, Cutie nv,
Brania and Japaned ware, hlmbles, Thermonae iers
and other things numerous TO mention, which he
would b, very happy to exchange 6rrash
JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath Oct 1lih 1899.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

The celebrated Mr. COME of Edinburg, is now
In Boston where he is about to commence series
Of Lectures on his favorite science Phrenoogy. Mr.
c. is already favorably known, to the literary and
scientific and his visit to this country must be partc
ularly gratifying to all true disciples of 'Gall and
Spurzhe M
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
Aug. 22d 1898.

H INCOlN, sat Probate Court held at
"a Richmond within and or the County of Lin
coin, on the tweniyfItIl day of September D
1873. On the foregoing petition, ordered that h
50 d petitioner give notice TO all persons Interested
IN said estate to appear alta court OF Probate to he
h 'lden nj Wlscasst on the first Monday # Decen-
Der next, by causing copy of said petition with
this order 10 be published three weeks snccessvely
prev Gus 70 said Court in the Lincoln Telegraph a
newspaper printed in Bath in said County
NATHANIEL GROTON, judy Of Probate.
Ava
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
eF,,soycsstiCe bgNasfeSg.

NET .4N1 ED immediately, al the printing bust
VIZ ness, smri, active, AID intelligent Lid,
rbo, IS or IS years of age N ne need apply, I'M,
os- they anproduce ample recommends lors, as 10
honest, and goud character. Coed encouragement
will be given ona pI LEGATION to this Office;
Oct lS3S-tf 27 ELISHA Cl..qRKE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
Sherifs Sale.
SheriHs Sale.

TT INCOLN ss.-Oclober Sd 1888. Taken on
n A execution and will be sold az public auction
ON Monday the nineteenth day of November A. d.
50, at 10 clock in the forenoon at William Cards
Store in Bowdoin in said County, all the right in
county of William Card Of rcdeeming the real Es-
tale whereon said Card now lives in said Bowdon
and two Other parcels Of land near thereto which
right in equity attached the original writ.
3w27 SIMEON FINE, Coroner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
PUBLIC NOTICE.

WHEREAS WILLIAM CHA }BERLAlN Of
W fris!ol in the County Of Lin coin and State Of
Maine had caitn by Mortgage deed dated No
vomber l4,h 1878 and recorded in the Lincoln Reg
isry JAN 9th 1919 lib. l03 Fol. 81 to the fallow
ing described Real Estate lying in Bristol ON Penn
aqud Point 50 called containing thirty acres more
or less, bounded soulherly by land owned by Eph-
RAIN Tbbes, easierly by the sea, northcrly by lind
of Samuel Martin aud westerly by the Town road.
Also, one other III of land lying on Pemaquid
Point aforesaid, containing thirty six acres, more or
less, and bounded souilcry by land owned by Will
liam Mic! OILS easierly by the town road norlhery by
land of Robert Mcfarland, Nchaelhent aud John
Nichols and westerly by Pemaqud Pay--and is
The same land owned and occupied by George
Rogers the norigager, late of Bristol deceased, md
whereas tie said William Chamberlain on the third
dav of Juy A. ID. 1884, assigned said Mortgage
and Note Of hand signed by said Goorgc Rogers and
oneJames Sprageaso late Of said Bristol deceased to-
g,ther with all his right tito and interest therein 10
Henry Chamberlain Of BRISTOL aforesaid and whereas
the conditions Of the said mortgage have hoen broken
the said Henry Chamberlain claims to oreclose the
above mentioned mortgage agreeaby TO an act add
tonal to an respecting mortgages and the rghl
and equity ofredenpon Approved March %, lo3S
HENRY CHAMBERLAIN.
Dated ut Bristol III = 9th dav OF SEM 1898
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

JAMES F.fRRIN ofBath has assigned to M
all his property oiovery description, notcxempted
by law from attachment, for the benefit of his
creditors, and three months. are allowed to hs
creditors to become parties TO the same.
HENRY T.aLLM.sN, Assignee
Bath Oct. H. 1888 3w
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
nj AR RED,

In iowdoinham, on Sabbath morning last, by Or
ringlon Lunt Esq. Mr. SAMUEL Ii. y. LEWIS of
Pari land, to Miss DOLLY s. LUNr Of the former
place.
In Phipsburg by Andrew Reed Esq Capt IIoratio
Hall. of runswck, to Miss Rebecca Rogers of p.
l3y the same, Mr. homas Oliver, of Phipsburg, TO
Miss Hannah ,Greenlow of Georgetown.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
10 The Hon. Nathaniel Groton Judge o

10 the Hon. Nathaniel Groton Judge o
Probate within and for the County Of
Lincola
II 3 ESPECIALLY represents SALLY GRO
u Wei. Admin s'ratrx on the estate of nllNO /
GROVER late OF Rchmond, in said County, de-
crnsed, Tint the personal Estate Of the said deceas
sod i, not sufficient by the sum Of one hundred and
fifteen dollars sixty nne cents. to answer the Just
debts which he owed: Therefore pa7 that she may
be empowered AID lisensed tn sell so much Of the
Real Estnte of the said dcces an may be sufficient
to raise e said sum with the incidental charges;
n public or private sale and agreeaby to the statute
in such cass made and provided her
SALLY * GROVER,
m ark
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

LINCOLN, SSAt n Probate Court held ut Rich
mo, within aud for the County of Lincoln. on the
9th day Of Sept, m5cr A. D. 1888 On the lore
gong Petition, ordpred that tie said petitioner
syo notice to all persons interested in SAID Estate,
to appear at ii court of Probate to be holden nj Wis
cassct IN the third day of December next, by cars
lnr Il copy Of said Petition with this order 10 be
pubii- he'd three weeks success lively previous 10 said
Court in The Lincoln Telegraph al Bath.
Copy Attest EAfHL. GROrON Judge Of Pro.
M. SHAW, Regn
3w2S
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

SAILED.
Oct 3 Ship Sheffield. Porter, Baltimore
hr 'falleyrsnd, Ftncr Earhadoes.
Pr Llewellyn, Adams, Perhce.
Feb Adelins De Wolf, St Domingo.
Oct Er Mississippi (new) SchoGeld. ST Croix.
Dr Cornrlm, Gray, Guadaiorpe.
Sch T'exas. Small Baltimore.
est 7, Br Chrisiana, Cox, Baltimore.
Feb Boston, y GORE, do
Irig James. Millay, Guadalupe.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
PiCKEp UP ADRIFT.
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Inhabitants of Faith quail
"a fed by law to vote on town affairs will be held
at the own Hall, on Monday the twenty second
dny of October A. d. 1888 at clock in the after
noon, for the raosf cton of town business as more
particularly set out in the warrant Tor said meeting
hath, October 4th 1888.
JOSHUA PAGE J Selectmen
JERE. ROBINSON of
NATH'L GROTON } Bath.
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MARINE LIST. 7
r CD " r. % IT. Ess5 4 sH
ARRlV ED.
Or'nh or, Aih

Brig Ceylon, Kelley, Boston;
Sch Planet pohnson, do;
Oct Sch Ricl mond, Croo!er, Liverpool Ms.
Slip Orient, r ley St Uhcs, IS LAYS. eft
Aue. 20 ships Cassandcrs Crooell frB sion.
nsxt day; Eliza Allen for Salem. 6 DAYS ;
Ostrdge, Tamm ond. Boston, days; Clar-
issa Ann, Manson Path, days; ship Calu-
met for Boston, 10 days. Lat a. Is lon.
GO, spoke sch Only Son, 9 days from Grand
Eanks.
Get 8 Br Samuel BARTLETT Eoston.
Oct7 fr Austin, burlington, Providence.
Sch Comet, Sheffield, Boston sch Azora,
Icnont, Narb'ehcad
Oct s sh Manchester, nosworth, Cndz, 81 days salt
TO Geo. r. & J. Pattens
Oct 10. Ir Cnrssa Ann. Manson. st Ubes, IS day
salt TO 5. inughton-lei ship On'arlo, Tory
from Saith & Calumet from Salem. in few
days, Spoke br Henrietta Of Portland 35
dnys from Amsterdam going in 10 st. Ubes.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

TIP The protrasted illness Of the editor must be
ihe apology &c.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
". e. office NJ A. College Of Health, 1913
fremont Street Boston,
CITIZENS OF Bath AND LINCOLN COUNTY
Grzrp,rIy


CITIZENS OF Bath AND LINCOLN COUNTY
Generally.
MIR. IT. HYDE of Bath, las been duly appointed
Agent for the sale ofthe n ID a " PU RGArlVE
FILLS, IN tho County of Lincoln, anlhe has this day
received his certificate of Agency together with supply
Of the Pills Ofhim you be assured OF obtaining the
genuine Pills. For full particulars of the EIrdhrdl-
nary Efficacy of the INDIAN PURGATIvE FILLS
read the following and an advertisement in another part
oftiis paper.
1T is ,criHen in the book Of Nature and Corn
mon Sense, that the natural vegetable
productions of every climate, are sufficient,
1propery applied, to heal all the diseas-
es incident to that climate.
THIS PRINCIPLE is IN ACCORD
ANCF with the views The mos learned plysolo-
ess who have ever examined into the effects of vegeta
BILE medicine upon the human system. II is TACT equal
y notorious that the aboriginal inhabitants OF this coun
try have attained greater skill in the administration Of
the simple remedies of nature, than the most scientific
physicians have. been able to compass with all their
mostrums This fat has induced the North American
College of Health to examine infinitely INTO the med
cines used by The distinguished Indian doctors aud
subject them all those chemical tests so necessary
for ascert ming their precise effect upon the human
ten The result of these examinations and tests ,preser
we'd in for several years, is the compoundlng Ut simple
ana cheap vegetable medicine which the propretors
flcny believe if administered seasonaby, and in the
more ncpient stages of disease, adequate to the cure
of all the ellis of the 1es engendered in this climate.
PRICE % CTS PER BOX.
TTAll communications applications for Agencies
must be addressed thus N. +. office NJ A. College Of
Health, 1893 fremont street, Boston,"
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NEW GOODS.

a MINI X. MTG HE'LL, hasfeceived neso as
"A ss,.me,d 81 gGees " hcA he oiitrs tor sale, at
lie E,ick S,orc, uwucd h, CLARKE & Se@al'' =.
Balb, Sept .'26, 1875. sw%o
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MERINOs.

A ND other goods suitable for the season. now
IN opening, by
OTIS KIMBALL. No. a Central wharf
Bath Oct. l1th 4w
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

The Eastern Argns, and Kenncbec Journal will
please copy the above.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15
VIRGINIA, to wit:

1ASoANlh, 70 WIZ.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office oil
the County Court of Augusta. on the
9th day of February, 1885
James Patterson, plaintif-against
Cyrus Western aud James Western, de-
visees, and David Bell. John Bell,
William McCutchen and Margaret his
wife, late Margaret Bell, and Sarah
Kerr, heirs at law of James Bell, decd,
and James P BEARD, Execstor of James
Bell, deceased, defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants John Bell. William
McCutchen and Margaret his wife, late
Margaret Bell, not having entered their
appearance, and given security accord
ing to the act Of Assembly, and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhab.
i,ants of this country: 1t is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here on
the fourth Monday in April next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed In some newspaper published in the
town of Stanton for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the front door
Of the Court. house of this county.
A copy-Teste
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-15

The subscriber takes this method Of
informing his friends and the public gen
orally, that ne has on hand at this time
several .Fe.U Carriages, and one
good second hand ditto, which he will
sell low. Also, he is prepared at the
shortest notice to finish all kinds of We.
h,eIes IN his line; and will repair Old
work as cheap as can be done in any
regular Coach Shop in the State. He
VIII keep constantly on hand some fin.
Ished work. He returns thanks to the
pubic Tor the patronage he has received.
and hopes by attention to business still
to receive their calls.
JUDSON MACOY,
Staunton, Feb'y l, 1888.