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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

We have received the first number Of the
'.GALEsA DEMocRAr,'' respectable looking
shsei. edited by John Turney. and published
By M. d. Holbrook. The Democrat, as its
name indicates, is of,he right stamp, and is
edited with ability. We wish it success in
every ssass q the word.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

Numberlrss pamphlet c'pies Of M Webster's
Speech on the Pre- Emption bill have been ranked
by Daniel himself, and oths' Wing members OF
,ongress, into the new States, with the hope Of
giving him popularity among tie settlers. some
Of our contemporaries seem TO think him deserving
mlc!, credit Tor his remarks Oh that bill. We are
not qn,a generons az they, therefore, we cannot
laud him ON this occasion. Had he made his
marks concerning the settlers before he had arla-
ken Of their hospitality, il might have gone ar TO
wipe away the stains against him 70, former cppo-
si,on, but NOW, since he has seen TO war against
them he mus, trample upoh ttuta and justice, AMI
.incc hs has capital invested and a son residing at
Peri, Illinois, il takes away all merit, and shows
il to be interest that has made the change.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

NEW HAMPsHlRE.-.Gov. Hill, the Demo-
cratic candidate Tor Governor, has been re-
elected by majority of from $500 to 5000.
Both branches Of the Legislature Democratic.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
Join p. SCOTT,l
v. IN ATTACHMENT.

Before Joseph r. FaIes, a Justice Of the Peace,
within and for the cninty Dl Bu1ae.
NOTICE is hereby given, that snit in attach
IN msnt has been commenced entitled as above
aga The gools and chntels, rights and credits OF
the said defendant, absent debtor, and tina. the
said suit stands continued until the Both day OF
June next, atthe Office of said Juscc, ia the town
Of Du Bubns, w. +.
JOS. r. FALES, J. p.
March Goth, 1893. 42-3m
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

= School LANDS. COMMON SCHOOLS, &c.-.We
see by several Of our exchange papers in ILL
neis, that exerticns are now being made by the
people for the establishment Of Common
Schools, deriving their support from the funds
arising from the sale Of School Lands. The
mater has attracted great interest, and various
able lectures have been delivered to large au-
diences on this important subject, which have
convinced the people Of the necessity of imne-
diately carrying into effect the intention Of the
law in granting lands to the States for the
purposes Of education.
There is no subject of deeper interest to the
people Of Wisconsin than this, and at no future
period will the establishment Of Common
Schools be more imperiously demanded. By
the laws Of the United States, the sixteenth
section in every township, is reserv ed for the
purposes Of Common Schools, undoubtedly
with the intention Of enabling the early set
tiers TO give an education 10 their children, and
not with the view Of permitting it TO remain
unsold and the funds unexpended until the
country becomes densely populated, when eve
~ man would be enabled TO give it without the
aid of government. The small quantity Civ
on, shows that it was not with the view offur-
nishing means for the erection Of costly hous-
% and employing teachers in the various bran
ches taught a. established universities. there
fore, delay in carrying into effect the inten.
ton Of the law, leaves the early settlers with
out any benefit from it, and divides it among
90 xseat number that it's benefit can scarcely
- felt.
& "A neglect to avail themselves Of the privi-
lsrs Of establishing Common Schools in the
early settlement Of the country, is a neglect
that will long be felt among the people, and
while our country is yet in its infancy we hope
proper measures may be taken as soon a. prac-
ticable. in order to secure to the first settlers
sAe benefits which will otherwise fall to others
when the country will amply support schools
without aid from Government.
Mr.. GHoLsoN, one Of the members Of Con-
rrsss from Mississippi, and one ofihe staunct.
ct and ablest defenders Of the settlers and the
administration, has declined reelection in con-
s.quencs Of ilI-health. Gen. Bavis 10 the De-
msera,ic candidate to fiji the seat.
|, HsrsY A. WISE, the second Of Graves in
the murder Of Cilley, seeing that the just con-
flsmnation Of the people was being poured up
On his head, has addressed long commune
cation to his constituents, in which he endea-
yors 10 excuse himself Of all censure.
We have received the first number Of the
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
FURNITURE.

UhN U hE.
ID ECElVED, OH consignment, per > B North
IL Star, an extensive assortment of FURNl-
TIRE, consisting of the following articles, viz:
Splendid Sideboard, and Sofas,
% Bureaus,
g Breakfast and Dining Tabes,
sCenter Tables,
l00 Nigh post Bedsteads,
200 common do.
1900 Chairs, from Sl4 to $50 per dozen,
ALSO-a splendid assortment Of LOOKING
GLASSES, from $L50to $l30.
AMBROSE klMBOLL,
Opposite Dr.. Nevhall's Drug Store.
Gslans, March 81, 1897 >l-S"'
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

Col. Jas. II. Gentry has been appointed by III
Governor, Shsrif Of Iowa county. '
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

Administrator Sale.
wv ILL be sold, a, public Auction, on Monday
w the 5th day OF Aprilnc the following de-
ocbed property, belonging TO the estate of tho late
Ira William, TO wit: l6 head of Steers, aud 3
years old besides other articles too tedious to men
ton. The sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
in the town Of Du Buque,
HENRY SIMPLOT,
liEMON CHADWICK,
Administrators.
Du Duque, March 81, 1898. 4l-s
Oh KEGS fresh BUTTER, received on con-
~ signment per S. d. Cygne', and for sale
by SCOTT IL TAYLOR.
March 81, 1888
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

The President Of the State Bank of Illinois
has gone to New York to attend the Bank Con-
vention which assemblies on the Sd Monday of
this month. 1t is said the Bank is in favor of
a resumption ofspecie payments. We believe
nothing will be done at the Convention, as Nj
cholas Biddle has said he will never consent
to the resumption till the Sub-Treasury Bill is
defeated. Old Nick has too much influence
with the rufle-shirt gentry who conduct the
Banks for resumption to be effected until it
suits him. Now that the Legislatures of the
several States have voted away the rights of
the people, and put them in the power Of banks,
they must wait the pleasure Of the Banks to re-
sumo, and they will not resume so long as they
can embarrass Me Government and the people,
with hope of forcing them to acknowledge
that Banks are essential agents ofthe Govern
ment, the only places suited for the deposite of
all government funds, and that they, instead
Of the people, should rule.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

The river is in fine stage fof navigat'oa, and
continues rising.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
"A Farm, for Sale.

A N excellent improvement on the west side
IN of Catfish, opposite Regan's furnace, and
within five miles OF the town of Du Buque,
consisting Off good iioase, and well enclo-
sed field Of about 20 acres, part OF which
has been cultivated two years, will be sold on
reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply 10 the subscri-
Der. CHARLES CORKERY.
Du Bnque, March 2sh, 1888. 4O-tt
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

ment, the only places suited tor the deposite of
all government funds, and that they, instead
Of the people, should rule.
The Independent Treasury Bill has given
the Wings fair opportunity for showing their
love Of consistency. When the deposites were
removed from the Golfers OF the United States
Bank, and placed in State Banks for safe-keep-
ing. the Wings rallied out with their usual We.
nom against the President for this measure,
and denounced it as an "experiment." BY
an act Of Congress subsequently, passed. the
"experiment'' was sanctioned. and the sys-
tenn regulated with the State Banks. No soon-
er had the Banks secured the Government,
funds than they began to feel their power, aud
when the Government, in order 10 secure itself
against loss, and the country from being delu-
ged with over-issues, pu, forth the SpecieCir-
cular as acheck, the Banks seeing that with
out the aid of Government they could not main
tain their credit, suspended specie payments
and refused to replace the funds deposited by
Government, thereby embarrassing it,---show-
ing not only that the .'experimens" had failed,
but that they could. by aid Of the State Legis-
atures, defraud with immunity, and that they
were unsafe agents.
No friend Of the administration, however
strong may be his desire to maintain the re-
putation Of the administration, by defending
its measures, will deny tina. this experiment
failed, with great loss to the Governments;
We. the Wings are in favor ofcon'inuing them,
and opposed to the Sub-Treasury Bill, hoping
to force the Government 10 charter a National
Bank.
What great evils they can apprehend from
the adoption Of the Sub.Treasury plan, we
cannot diviae. There is no dark feature in
the bill, and the whole can be summed up in
few words. and leaves but plain question Of
|expediency to decide, that is, whether it is
better TO place the funds of the Government, in
the hands Of selected Agents, bound in bonds
as large as Congress may choose, to be there
kept, in the same funds, subject to withdraw
al at any time; or in State Banks, to be used
by them as basis upon which to issue THEN
own notes or loaned TO merchants and specu-
Ia,ors, and liable to be squandered or embez-
zied, with no penalty whatever.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

We have been favored by Gov. DoDcE with
the following copies Of Letters from the War
ald Ordinance Departments, in relation to the
defence Of the Territory. which evinces dis
ply as far as the law will permit, with tn.
wishes Of the people of the Territory. Gov.
D. will please accept our thanks for this favor.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, Feb. 9th, 1888.
Hon. J. r. PoINsETr, Secretary Of War,
SIE---In answer 10 the memorial referred TO
this office, from the House Of Representatives
and Council Of the Territory Of Wisconsin.
requesting a supply Of arms and ammunition.
with view TO the defence Of the frontier OF
that Territory, have 10 state, that by the 5S,h
paragraph of the Ordinance regulations, "Om-
nance or ordnance stores shall, under no pre-.
tence whatever. be issued. except to the U. :.
troops, TO the militia in the service Of the Uni.
ted States, and to the militia under the act OF
1903, unless specially authorized by the Pre-.
sident of the United States.'
No stores can be issued under the act OF
1909, as no returns OF the strength Of the mi
li,ia Of the Territory have as yet been receiv.
eOS duu even u Why uouS VIE QUOTA uuc " VIC
Territory would be but very snail.
BY the 55th paragraph Of the Ordnance re.
pula,ions. issues are authorized to be- made il,
case Of urgent necessity. would therefore.
under the peculiar circumstances set forth in
the memorial. respectfully recommend that the
stores asked for be deposited in the three. or
either Of the forts, Howard (Green Bay, Win
nebago. and Crawford prairie du CHEN,
with instructions to the Commanding officers
thereof, 10 hold them subject 70 the reqnsilions
OF the Governor Of the Territory. in case Of
urgent necessity.
By the memorial. four 3-pounder brass guns
are desired; these canao. be furnished, there
being no suitable guns Of this calibre on hand;
neither are there by the 18th paragraph Of the
Ordnance regulations, any cannon authorized
to 5e made Of calibre less Than six Founders.
CT this laet description, four can b. readily
furnished.
| have the honor 10 be, sir,
Your obedient servant,
GEO. BOMFORD,
Col Of Ordnance.
P. S. The within mentioned forts have
been recommended, their location being con.
sidered the most convenient with view OF
sarmin2 the militia OF the Territory.
G. BOMFORD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

CHARLES BlLTO,
vs.. In ATTACHMENT.
MATTHIAS YOUNG,\
Before W. ". Brom,, a Justice Of the Peace uitt-
in and for the County Of Du Buquc.
NOTICE is hereby given, That suit in at
IV tachment has been commenced, entitled as
above, against the goods and chatels, rights and
credits Of the said defendant, an absent debtor,
aud that tho said suit stands continued until tho
twenty-eighth day of April next, ut the Office of
said Justice in the ownof l}ellsiew, Wisconsin
Territory. WIN. w. BROWN, J. 7.
January %, 1885, 34-6t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

HsNaY A. WISE, the second Of Graves in
the murder Of Cilley. seeing that the just con-
Elsmnation Of the people was being poured up
On his head. has addressed long commune
cation to his constituents, in which he endea-
yors 10 excuse himself Of all censure.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

1A SACKS Shorts, received per s. Boat Me.
~ Fulton. and for sale by
Sept 81, 1887. u. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

. I1llDS. BACON, just reed and for sale by
n August 6. SCOTT & TAYLOR.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

p. S. The within mentioned forts have
been recommended, their location being con.
sidered the most convenient with view OF
.arming the militia Of the Territory.
G. BOMFORD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

Mr.. GHoLsoN, one Of the members Of Con-
rrsss from Mississippi, and one Of the stauncll.
ct and ablest defenders Of the settlers and the
administration, has declined reelection in con.
s.ouence Of ill-health. Gen. Bavis 10 the De.
mecra,ic candidate to I'll the seat.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
Patience M'Fadden's Estate.

+ INcoLN ss--Probate office. Wscasset, July 11th
Ia 1888. Ebenezer Clap, named Executor in GER
tain instrument purporng be the last will and
ment Of Patience Mc'Fadden late of Georgetown in said
County of Lincoln widow deceased having filed the
for Probate. Ordered that the said Ebenezer Clap give
notice all persons interested, by causing copy Of this
at Bath three weeks successivelythat snch persons
interested may appear at probate Court to be ho-
den at Bath the 2lst day Of August next IL o. lock
in the morning and shew if any they have, why the
lowed the last will and Testament of said Patience
Fadden. ase. NATHL GROTON, Judge.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
ARRIvALs. cLEARANcrs. &,

ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs, &c.
Sailed from Bristol, Eng May 81, ship Nance
Crawford, for N. York.
Bark Hellespont, Larrabee, of Bath, at Hav-e
June 8.
At Guayama Oath ut brig James M'Cobb, Batch
elder. of Bath. for NJ York, loading
sch Meyunticook, from Camden for St. Marks
was spoken June 10. lat 80, Ion II.
CT at N. Orleans I'd inst, ships Hayre, .M'Kown
Havre; Rochester, Owen, Cowes.
Ar at Providence 1ltb, brig Lexington, Perry
CALAIS, sch Betsey, Bangor. Sailed, sch Mary and
Betsey, kennebec; Victory do
Ar al N. Orleans Sd, sch Mt. Mariah, Stackpole,
Tampa Bay.
Cl at Baltimore 10th brig Taley and rand ,Flitner,
Bath.
AT at N. York 1lth brig Henry Tallman, Lang
don, Guayama 10; sch Cincinnatus, HaloweI
Ar at N London 10th, sch ahama, Bangor.
Ar at ~ Haven 10th schs Bangor, and Ceres,
Bangor. Sailed, Peru, Monadnocll, and Post Boy,
Bangor; Morning Star, and Relief, Bath; Nary and
Betsey, Kennebec.
Ar at Fall River 11th schs Superb, Cherryfield;
Lucy Ann, Kennebec
CT at Savannah 9th ship Byron Purington, of Bath,
for Haver.
Ar at Bal more, 18th sch VIM and Nancy, Dan
ne Bangor. CT. lth brig Fox, Coombs, Bath
Ar at N. York 18th brig Fren Pearl, Luce Thorn
aston; sch Patriot, jameson. do; Globe, Plummer,
Lubec; Eliza, tluppsr, Machias. CT Jane, Allen,
Ihomaston. saft
Ar at N. Haven 18th, sch Cygnet, Lawry, Fan
gor Sailed, schs Bangor, Parks Bangor; Ceres do
Sailed from Providence, 18th, Kennebec; Con-
tent, do
allied from Warren, R. I. 18th, sch Clarissa,
Bangor. ...l.
ar at Fall River 18TH sch Morning, Star, PATH
Ar at Nantucket, 9Th schs Nantucket, Halves,
Hallowe; Nantucket Pendleton, Belfast.
Ar at Portland 9th brig Pinta, Sylvester, N York
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
ssN MARINE LIST. ~
II ID TX r. % r Es.a KE.
ARRIVE

l3;h-Ar sch Planet Robinson, Gloucester
Madawaska, Kelley N York
l4th-Sch Reporter, Carney,N Orleans, via Boston
Sunday l5h-sch Magnolia, Prebe, 9 .days from
Bermuda Left no Am. vessels Spoke on out
ward passage, ship Medora, from N, Orleans fol
Liver pool oath June, lat 80, Ion. ~.
Bangor Levant Herrick N York.
Br Castor Flitner, Boston.
Rr Della, Walker New York.
Sloop Splendid, Prescott, Boston.
Sch Swiftshure, Foster, Eastport.'
Sch Nantucket, Gardner Nantucket.
Monday 16th-brigs Geo Turner, Hunt, Portland
M'Lellan, Lairabee, Boston.
CLEARED.
July 18th, brig Samuel Bartlett ,iCuba.
Sch. Hudson, Wyman, Pictou.
Sch Planet, Robinson, Gloucester.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
DIR. PAY N E
NOTICE.

TO the Mechanics of Bath. One dwelling
house 10 repair with two new Porcbes about 0 feet
square, something similar TO a Balustrade on the
top to step out on from the end DOORS in the second
story. Some other considerable repair and few
rods of partition fence joining ltand belonging TO
Esq. fin Of Phipsburg, or some body in Portland,
the said house is situated in Bath on the West side
of Middle Street, North of Colonel Hydes and
within cunshot Of Major;shaws For further partcn-
lars enquire of the subscriber and viewing. the
building. If any one wishes to purchase the bull
ding as it now is may have 1t for 1900 dollarsfree
ofaIIincumberances Good current Bank Bills in
this State will be received for pay.
s WIN. b. LARRABEE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
: Administrators Sale.

vuNo be sold at public vendue, by Liconsse, on
N Saturday the 4ih day Of August next .at ten "
Tie o'clock A. NJ. at the Hotel Of Henry johnson,
in Augusta p tho County 9f Kennobec-ai! ,l'c
grade in said County, Esquire deceased, had at slle
lime Of his decease in and to each and all of HE
several Lots Of Land and parcels Of real estate;
situate in the County Of Lincoln, and described as
E,ilows-viz-.t
West half Of Lot No 2, range 81 in Row.
| doinham--his right by supposon being Is o
| l07 acres more or less. rs -.
South half OF No 3 Range | on 1itcomb' q
plan of five mile lot No 8. Richmond, more or
less, between the river road and the Yeaton lot.
ADhis right in West half of Lot No 2,RanGc6
on plan of Lot No in Bowdoinham, lying be-
tween land ofsB. Reed Jr & S. Harlow.
East half ofIot No I, Range 2, in Bowdoinnara.
.4lso Goro between East end Of lots IS and IA
and five mile lot No 8 in Richmond. ~
Also all tho land on Cobbesseo Pond, between
high water mark and low water mark in whiE.l
said Pitts had any right title, in Richmond
forms made known at the time and place Of
sale.
WIN. s. BRIDGE on Estate IF
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19

"Never did an Irishman utter better
bull than did honest John, who being ask
ed by friend, Has your sister got a son
or daughte," answered. '.upon my life, |
do not know whether | am an uncie or
aunt"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
A GOOD CHANCE!'

TNyHE subscriber offers to sell. on advantageous
IL terms. a one story and hall House with good
well of water, garden spot and convenient outbuild-
ings, situated few rods from the North Meeting
house. Also convenient shop, now occupied BY
him on Washington street, and unless disp sed Of
previously he will sell them at auction, on Tuesday
the 24h day ofJuly instant
For further particulars inquire of
s{s VIM. GARDINER.
July d. 3w IA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
Kennebec Log Driving Com

pany.
9nflE Directors Of the Kennebec Log Driving
II Co. will meet at Shaw Hotel 10 Gardiner on
Friday the 20ih day of July instant at 10 O'Clock,
A. M. forthe purpose Of aesessng the expenses Of
driving the Logsin tho Konnebec river the current
year and apporlionng the same.
Per order of tho Directors.
DANIEL NUTTINC, Clerk of Ken. Log Dfi-
wing Co. Gardiner, July 7th le5S. I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
BANK NOTE TABLE.
From The Mercantile Journal.

Corrected by Joseph w. Ciarh, Exchange Broker,
City Hall, .Jliy 3, 1888
5rThe bills of all the Banks in the New-England
States, which in good credt,are received at par on
deposit, by the following Banks, viz-Atas Atlantic
Commereial, Eagle, Freemans', Globe, Hancock, Ham.
ion, MArket, Merchants, Middling Interest, North
Oriental, State Suffolk, Shoe and Leather Dealers
fremont, Traders, Shawmut. Union, and Washington
ID The Suffolk Bank transacis all the business rea-
ting to country Banks, for the above named Banks
~ Bills Of the American Bank, are redeemed by
them at their COUNTER in current bills of this city
BILLS NOT RECEIVED AT THE SUFFOLK
BANK.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
DIED.

81 years.
Mr. John Alley.
On Saturday last, Eleanor r. dau. of Mr. Daniel
Larrabee aged years and mos.
On an excursion among the islands in Pennbscot
Bay with party of young men, Mr. Eben w Hilton
only son of Col Eben Hilton of Wiscasset. He was
killed by the accidental discharge of his own rife.
Mr. II. kept the Phoenix House. Belfast.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
HallOWelI az Boston Steam
Navigation. ~

z "a s NTHE new, elegant, and fast sailing
Steam packet, AUGUSTA A. Brown,
Master, will leave Kings Wharf, Bath, every Monday
and Thursday at l-2o'clock, P NJ. for Boston. "
Leave Boston every Tuesday and Friday att o'clock,
P. M. Per Order of Capt Broom
N B. The Augusta arrived yesterday morning with
$50 passengers-landing so at Bath.
Bath July 49, If 16 @i
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
NOTICE.

[ NY body that retains Books taken from my private
IA Library, tools from my shop, should be
forthwith. ,ts. y VIM. B. LARRABEE. 2
July 10Th 1888. swl6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-19
WANTED.

ANE OF two good joutnoymen, at the Cabinet
" work, will find employment by calling upon
r r. SMITH. E
Bath, July 4th 1888. tGA.