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ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, sc.


Ar Mt Providence 10Th, sch Bunker Rider, Ban
gor. Sailed sch Angelica, Bangor; Victory, Ken
nebrc.
At Hqvre, July 10, ship Vile de Paris, Trot. for
~ Orleans. Aug 10. Sailed 9Th, Sh Birmingham,
Drummnnd for Cadiz.
At Ma,anzas. July II. ship Humphrey, Bovd,
lnading for Europe; brig Dol phn, Of Bath, ro!d ;
SuItnna. Of Bangor. dlscl,'g.
At Charleston 80 inst sh Roger Sherman, repair
ing
At Philadelphia 9TH sch Packet. Bangor.
Ar at Providence Slh. brig Ansin burlington,
Bath; sch George, Baus1r; Jane Fish, ca las.
Sailed schs Bmgor, Park, Bangor; Providence,
Edgecomb, Bath
At Havana JAY 81, brig Commerce, Pratt, for
Bath. DAYS
AT Pctou 89th ult. brig Pulaski of Thomaston,
waiting cargo.
Ar AT N. York Sth br Mark. Getchrll, Thomas'on,
sch Emblem, Cosnm Addison. CT brig Mary
Avorill Howard, Bath. Ar 9th sch North Star,
Brunswick. lllh. ship Robert Morris, / ho,nas
Liverpool Is. Cl 10Th, brig Iloulton, Rangor; sch
Sagadahock, Jones, Ma icira ard Tenprffr
Sailed from Warren Bib, sch Fornax, Kcnncbcr.
ar at Wareham 9th, sIoop Henrietta, Hallowel;
AT Portland 10Th scbs Orion, Perry, Thnmaston;
Economy, Thomas, Bangor Cygnct Lawry do.
Alfred, Dyer, Thomasion. Fame, York, Bangor;
Caledonia Rogers Cals; Four Brothers. Lincoln
vile for Boston; Mt Hope, White Thon,aston fur
Baltimore; Hero, Duncan do for N. Orleans.
l2tll sch Mary, Harnden, Damarscotta fo~ Boston
18th Enterprise Thorndikike, Thomnston for Bos-
ton; Inspector Pierce, Frankfort. Cleared, 81 Sy-
rem Johnson, Hallowel.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

~ affI 6<,It If Il III
T.'a.a.,t CO. TT. ~
NNNs VI pAIh AMI i'iHe'LN SooNIf
OENERALLi'
sMN'sH, HYDE oil Bali, has been duly appointed
agent iorthe sale oithe ND IN Pu RG ALIVE
PILLS. IN tho County OF Lincoln, andhe has this day
received ms certificate of Agency together with supply
o. Inc r's. vi him can be assured OF Obtaining the
genuine rus For full particulars OF the E1traordi-
nary EUcdcy OF the INDIAN fuRGATlvE FILLS
READ the following and an advertisement IN another part
oithis paper.
At IS ,criffen in the book Of Nature and Con-
mon Sense, that the natural yegetdble
productions of eyeru climate, are sufficient,
If PROPERTY Gpplied. to heal all the diseas-
eS incident to that climate,
THIS PRINCIPLE IS IN ACCORD
ANCE with the views If The most learned nbvs;olo-
piss who have ever examined into the effects If yors,,
BILE medicine unon the human system 7, ;s c, ooua
" notorous thu, tho .hor;u;nal nlaI;t.ns If hi;
try have attained greater skill in the administration IF
the simple remedies of nature, than the most scientific
physicians have been able to commas with all their
nostrums. This fact has Induced the North American
College of Health to examine INFINITELY into III. medi
cnes used BY the most distinguished Indian doctors and
subject them all to those chemical tests so necessary
for ascerla ming their precise effect upon the human
tenn The result of these examinations and tests nreso
we'd in for several years. is the compromising ola simple
and cheap vegetable medicine which the proprietors con.
lenty believe il administered seasonably, and in the
incipirnt stages of disease is adequate to the cure
of all the ellis of the flesh" engenlered in this c;ma,.
This medicine is the Indian Purgatve Pil-wbicb his
been but short time in use, anil which has already. in
its numerous cures more than realized the well fon1ed
expectations Of its proprietors.
The principal diseases incident to this climate or;o-
nate in the confirmed habits of the people relative to the
ament taken mo the stomach. To correct the effect of
these habits, AsIMPLE PuReArIvE, formed of plan,s
Indigenous to the country and ;n,epd.d b ,hx ca e
49,. INV ''''' ~ ''' "on OF
'' NJ "'e' e''ae purpose than that ct healing
the Ills to winch human nature is subject, is NDIS-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
.3ltesl. JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
Cony Attlrst. JACOB SMI II Cle.k

r IN OILS ss:-Prohate Office Wiscasser, July 26th,
l1ls3s To Ebenezer Clapr Esq. Executor of the last
widow deceasedyou hereby ordered TO notify the
heirs at law legatees AMI devsees Of said deceased that
your first account Executor and Your private account
against said deceased, will be offered for allowance and
settlement at Probate Court to be held at Bath in
said County, al the Hotel of Peter Knight, Tuesday
the 2lst day of August next at II O'clock in the morn
ing, when and where they may appear and object there
10 if they cause-and you to said notice
to be given by publishing a copy of this order three
weeks successfully in the Lincoln Telegraph newspa-
per printed at Bath, before the setting Of said Court.
Given under my han The day and year above written
Is NA'rIIL GROTON, Judge of Probate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
NOTICE..

m have taken warrant of distress for taxes,
n due from PARKER MCOBB ESQ of Port
land Two shares in the Commercial Bank at Bath,
as The property of said M'Cohb said shnres are
numbered one and two on the books of said Bank-
and shall sell the same anucton, at said Bank. on
Monday the 9Th day of August next. at eleven o.
clock in the forenonn--inless said taxes and fees
paid prior TO said tmc;-thc amount of taxes
are follows, for the year 1882, $45 ,G3;-'dr The
wear 1885, $5S ,3-amounting in all to $,0j.97
the foregoing assessments are for and in behalf 81
the town ofPhipsburg.
NICHOLAS NICHOLS, p pn"s.an,e .
Phipsbnrg. July 24th 1888 Is
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
WING YOUNG MEN OF BATH!

1t gives us great pleasure, to state, that
the Wing Young Men ofBath, are waking
up in good earnest. At a Young Mems con-
vention, held at Pierces' Hall, on Friday
evening last spirited measures were taken
70 enter into the great work before them,
in a suitable manner. the convention,
was exec edingly interesting and very
large number attended, An adjourned
meeting is to be held at the same place on
Friday evening, at baIfpast o'clock. Let
every wing young man be on hand
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
Sixteen persons ,vere sentenced to death in

SiTteen persons ,cere sentenced to death in
Toronto, -four Americans, and twelve
subjects of the Queen. They were SEN
fenced tobe hung on the 25th day ofAugust.
The sentence read as follows TO the priso-
ners ,--"That you aud each of you, be taken
to ihh jail from whence you came, aud that
or the 25lh day of tue present month OF
August, you aud each of you be dram on
a hurdle to the place of erecaiion, and that
yoa be there gedby the nerk until you are
dead; thru yonr bodies are to be quutred;
and may Godhaue mfrry on yow souls."
A correspondent Of the n. Y. CONNER.
cial, giving an interesting account of the
prisoners, says that "to this last expression,
there were several who responded 'Amen. y
One of tic balif1s, stout fellow who stood
close to me, learng on his staff, burst into
a food oftears, and | assure you this soon
became contagious. r.r
II was a scene, says the writer, pray
may never again be called to look Upon
sirtcenJelioso brings chom an EARTHLY JUDGE
hadhmited to n life ofthrce 'ceehs! and these
men in the prime of life, many of them
with the blood of youth coursng in their
veins--their average age, think, is not
more than twenty-five. Advertiser.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
POsiaively---NO Mistake!

TEvfIE subscriber roifes all persons indebted
ID 10 him that he intends leaving town early in
Oct ,ber,--,lh that there ore, it is necessary all
accounts and notes duo him should he settled be-
fore that time This notice is To give all debtors
due warning that unless the above is duly compli-
ed WITH they will find their notes and accounts
with an attorney with Instructions to he sued i'm
mcdiatelv. SAMUEL M'LEILAN-
Az, OH 3wt0
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

Mr.. Blddle has anticipated tho NIL
hon bond Of The gorernment in order to help
it OFT OF Its embarrassments. He is also
about ready to open great bank at New
York. He must be in falling condition.
o the 9nonsteri
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

Arriral The beautiful barge "Nauti.
lus," under command of Capt. Il. C.
Moody, with a crew of nine other gentle
men, arrived in this port Monday evening
on pleasure excursion. The boat is a
very neat affair, and remained here until
yesterday, when they proceed up river. A
pleasant voyage to them.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

APT Fowler ofhrig Rome, laid by the Ajax, of
Wiscassei, s days. refned mast, sails &c; light
ened herby throwing 400 bblS turpcntine, of which
SHE originally had 1600 bills and ordered her for the
first portin tihe United States. a prevalence of
soutlerly winds probably made it desirable to pro-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
MARINE LIST.
~ % IL "a % A. Essg Y'gs.
AltRiV ED.

ARRIVED
Ango brig James McCohb, Rntche'der, N York.
Sch Orli', H. ddenn, Hava a. 90 days. jul, o5
lat 81 Ion II l2, spoke sch Eliza Jane, of Bos.
ton. 36 hours from Charleston for N. Orleans
Ais" ship, Liverpool, Davenport, Cadz, Al days
with Salt.
Aug 10 brig Tampico. Cuts, Boston. CT. sch
Farmer, Blanchard, Tan,pico.
Same day-Shp Girard, Lambert, liverpool 80
days Salt and Coal to Clark and Sewai Spoke
july 81, sh, Qneen Victoria. Of st Andrews, from
Quebec, for Liverpool bat 43 AZ north-Aug 8rli
br Canton, Sydney, for Philadelphia. Lat d. 80
north
Aug II. ship Caspian, Patton, Liverpool, 80 DAYS
Salt 10 Geo F. {. J. Paiien. Aug. IS, on Grand
Bank. spoke, sch Sally Chinn of Marblehcad,
5000 fish.
Soop Syren. Johnson Of Portland.
Mnnday Olive Branch, Shaw, Boston
Sch ProvidAnre, Edgecomb Providence.
Tues Brig Austin, Purrineton Providence,
Sch Hero, Rollins, Portland
Native Fogg, do.
Delta, lngraham, Boston.
CLEARED.
Aug ~. Br Ann. Kgore of Portland.
18th cid sch Planet, Robinson, Eoston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
ICE,

EIVOR the hcneft Of the afflicted tho subscriber
Il would infrn the public that his pa
tent compound for cure Of Salt Rhcum is tor sale
at the following places Bowdonham ut William
Lunt's g. CO. Richmond, John w. Avory & Co.
Gardiner, Wi!iim Palmer. Hallowcl. Sam'l. Adj
ans. Angus II. J. r. iadd. WafervIe, z Sawyer
Gloucester, Mass. Jacob Bacon.
Bath. august q. WIN. r. TRUFANT 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

Neapolion Indemnity We learn that
the fifth instaIment of the Neapolitan in
demnity has been paid to the agent Of the
United States in Paris, and is now in the
course oftransmission TO this country in
gold. Adv
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

NORTH Carolina. From North Carolina,
we continue to receive the most cheering
advices. Sub treasury locolocoism. APP
pears to have vanished like the morning
dew--hardly arsgrease spot left. The re-
turns thus far show wing gain of some
thing like THIRTY-TWO HUNDRED.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
ZETETTC CLUB.

'HE members of this Club nre hereby notified that
D. their next meeting will be hol len on Monday eve
ming next, AT half past O'clock at the school room
under the Town Hall.
j. S. SEWALL, Secretary.
Aug. 10Th 90
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
READ THIS

SBeWe would respectfully1say 10 our friends
who owes US for the Telegraph, or otherwise, that
we have pressing demands to meet. land meet them
we must or do worse; now we have no way to pay
our debts but from the proceeds of our labor, scat
tered here and there in small parcels, n ostly from
one to five dollars, all of which should have been
paid on every principle of honesty and humanity
long ago. Ourf-iends must know that we cannot
afford to Gallo them personally, and knowing this
why will they not forward 10 us by mail or in some
other way, IMMEDIATELY. the whole or part
ofwhat they owe U.S. and thus enable us to do JUS
tce by our creditors and with light heart to enter
more fully upon the work before us.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
STATE OF MAINE.
N,-orN SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRr,
Miy Term, 1888

So My Term, 1888
THOMAS Row., Libellant, os. Mary Rowe.
TWvHOM.3S ROW f of Georgetownin SAID Coun-
81 tv,yeoman. comes, prop funds, and gives the
Hon, Courl here to understand, that on Tho tenth
dav of August in the wear of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred aud twenty two hr law
fully married 10 his present wife Mary Rave, and
ever since has conducted towards her as IA cool
husband Ought TO do: Yet said Mary at said
Georgetown the first day of .Mi,ch in the wear
Of our Lord oue Thousand eight hundred and thirty
three without reasonable cause, and wlfally dpser-
ted the SAID Thomas aud hath So deserted, and re-
manned absent from him to the present time: and
has also committed the crime If ndnltery 1T divers
times since said first Of March, with divers persons
| to Your Librllnnt unknown. He therefore prays
| 10 be divorced from the bonds Of marimonv with
said Mary. THOMAS ROWE.
SUPREME JuDlcI,L COURT
May Term, 1898.
ON tho foregoing Petition Ordered that the
Petitioner give notice 10 the said Mary. Rowe by
publishing attested copy this Petition aud this
order thereon in the Lincoln Telegraph three weeks
successfully the first publication in the Telegraph
to he thirty DAYS at least before tie next Term oi
this Court to be ioden at " sca-set within and fnr
the sad County of Lincolnon the Wedne day fol-
low ing the second Monday Of September next that
she may then and there appear and sfew cause Gil
any she has) why the prayer of said Petitioner
should not be granted
.7itest. JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
Conv Attest. J ACOB SMi II Clerk
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- .-0.---
NJ AR RED.

In this town, IN ruesia, evening of last week
by the Rev Mr.. Ellingwood, Mr. Ebenezer Dill
u Miss Ruth Covell.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

PORT BOSTON. ,-. .
Aug sth. Ar brig Mary Cole, Watts ,Pic'on:sohs
Spartan, Bennett, Easpor; Albion, Robinson,
Damariscotta
.4ug. 10rh Ar brig Benjamin. OTIS, Havana.
Splendid, Shactford, Eastport CT Oswcgo, Eng.
Waldobnro.
Aug. II. Ar schs Boundary, Shack frd Passport;
Free TIA '', N Grath Bangor. CT franklin Pierce,
Bangor; Texas, Hal DWELL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
EaallOWeRl Il Boston Steam
Navigation.

Z eTHE new, elegant, and fast sailing
xsd:sszslS77E- Steam packet, AUGUSTA, A. BRowE,
Master, will leave Kings Wharf, Bath, every Monday
and Thursday at 5 IL o'clock, +. M. for Boston.
Leaye Boston every Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock,
p Per Order of (apt Rro,on.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

LGNCOI ~ IS Probate office, Wlscassct, Aug
10Th 1929.
EES.E HOLBROOK, named Executor in a
oU certain instrument. pnrpm'ing to be the last
will and trsianentof john Holbro,k late of Bath,
in said Cnnniy de.eased, having presented the
same f'r Probate: Ordered that said Jesse give no
lice to The hers at Law and others Interested there
in, that they may appear at u Probate Court to be
holden at Bath dn Tuesday the 2lst day of August
Current.af II O'Clock in Tho morning. hv publishing
copy "ft,is order in the Lincoln Telegraph, II
newspaper at Bath. two weeks in succession befor.'
said Court that they NAV then and there appear
and shew cause ifnny there be. why said insru-
mcn' should not be proved. approved and allowed
rs the last will and testament Of siid deceased.
n TTH'L. GROrON. Indge. 2w20nd
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
NOTICE.

VE7HE subscriber Informs the public that two
Il mares was committed to pound on the 9Th
day ofAugust 1888 by Thomas Collins of Rchmod;
said beasts were iaken up by the said Collins
and in his enclosure Marks as follows,viz., one
ofthe Mares is ii Chestnut Color with d ,rk feet
legs and tail, and has short main, also mas nm old
scar between the eyes and ears; and is sbod all
round. 1ne other mare is a dark red with brown
legs and tail and has senr lit lie back Of the right
hip; and is shod al round
rle owners are hereby requested to pay all law.
full charges and take said be- s 5 away.
DAVID BRO w Pound Keeper
Richmond. August Oh 1893 3w20nd
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