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A TRUE STORY.

LhfHCA iEtttl trGtute u IODuiaT Uetu-
slons delivered before The Young People
Institute, Providence.
4 gentleman Of ny acquaintance, 10 9th
er respects very intelligent person, was
a ti~m believer N ghosts. Il had brother
VINO resided IN Boston, as head clerk IL a
mercantile establishment thaic,tv. ne
gentleman related 10 me- the l5i,oa M mar.
fa,Ive, as means Of removing rs scep.
ticlsrn or the subject.
Ny brother, sad be, vas selzed with a
disorder 10 ms head Al night be retired
, Il bed at al early hour, uld aSug tie
books and papers Of winch he had charge, OF
table AZ the side Of his bed. he'll vas his
usual practice disposed himself Tor ,umbar.
after having exiluaushei MS light. H. a
few minutes, he Was ssionIshed 10 see hi-
room brilliantly illuminated and, o. look
ing VI, behed a lady approaching hun,
with bught burning lamp in her hand.
HIS FIRST Impulse as that OF teiror.-H.,
next, the thought that some one 10 disguise,
had entered Tor the purpose 81 robbery and
ne IngeiunianIy reached forth his hand, to
protect his employers property on the
table.
The apparitlon however, approached the
BEDSIDE, looking The young man steadily III
iii- face ior a snort time, then vanished, and
left hiu again II total darkness.
The SECOND and ,hIrd nights, the same
vision vas repeated. The young man be.
came restless and melancholy -,tn led laleIy
returned bsne TO his brothers hou,e-con
iInued to grow more unweIl--was confined
to BIS bed b, raging overland IN den
ance Of medical skill, VAS finally attacked
with del!uum-and ~ the course Of lev
weeks, died a rayIHg maniac"
THIS IS one Of the most striking, and bes,
authenticated cases ofwhlcnl nave eserrfad.
or heard. My friend rehgiously believed the
VISION warning 10 bis brother OF his dis
ease and death. Not 50 with me. The
first item IN the narrative was an ample kew
70 the entire mystery. The disorder IN the
head commenced frs, the BRAN VAS ahec.
ted-ihe mind was diseased-lmarinatlo
perhaps 10 the ihclpI-nt stage of confused
sinnber, created the yision--lhe impression
made on the mind caused lis repetition, and
which would probably have continued but
for change Of scens-,hc cnuviciion Of re.
atty produced melancholy, and Increased the
nalady-aad fi0lily, ahat was supposed
warning, but which was IN fact, the effect OF
disease, doubtless proved one cause OF &C.
celebrating the prostitution Of reason and the
work Of death.
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The Real Ass.-An innkeeper in Eng.
land requested Lord Wellington ts permit
him to place his portrait over the door Of his
house, which WAS hitherto known as the sign
OF the ass his ordshIp having consented,
the ne" sign vas hung up ~ due from, but
a koowing one in the .a;ne line OF ls,sloess.
hols'sd up the old sign over his door; and
the slsu I'll the ass being we'll kaown stop.
Pug place travellers poured IA 1T the new
establishment, 10 the great regret and NOR.
tfica!ton oi the Wellington host, who 10
prevent utter deserilon wrote under the
portrait Of the noble duae, this is the real
ass"
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POETRY.
From the Richmond BAig.

LIN L.
cited at fke srhibifisa Of the Blind, at the fr,
Presbyterian CAurck, Richmond, Va, Jsaasr
a3d, 1885, By JOSEPH D, SMITH. Blind Be
The bird that never tried bis wing,
Can elithsly hep and swsstly sing.
Tho prlssn'd IN q nsrrcw cage,
Til 81. sfisht feathers drsap with age.
So |, tho never blessed with sight,
Shut cut iroa Heavens surrounding light,
Llis's hours and days and year, enjoy,
Tho blind, q merry hearted boy.
That captive bird may never feat
Thrsugh Heaven, or pour his thrilling nste
Mid shady groves bs pleasant streams,
That sparkle in the ssf, raooabssms.
Bot he may gsily fiuusr rssnd
Within his prisons .csnty bound,
And gave his soul To song. for he
sss' iengs 10 taste swss, liberty.
Oh! may l no, as happy dwell
Within ains unillnnlin'd cell 2
Nav ! ns' leap, and sing, and play,
And ,urn my eensIsat night 10 day
i never saw III. skies, the Sea
The earth vas never green to me.
Then vhy-Oh shy should rspipe
For blessings that we're never nine
Thiak no, that bindpsss makes me sad
Ny thoughts, like yours are often glad
Psrsuw have, who love me we'll.
Their sIfsFen, Fsices oss tell
Tho Jar aud absent | eau hear,
Ia dreams their music meet my ear.
Is thsre a star so dear above
As the lev Voice Of enc We love?
csnsot see Wy fathers face
But on his forehead when | place
My hand and feel the wrinkle there,
Lett less By time than aa1lcu, care,
fear the world has sgas Of woe
To knit the btox Of manhood so.
sit upon my fathers knee
He'd love ne less II | could sec.
never saw my mother smile
her gestls tones my hears sssuils;
They fall ike distant melody,
They are 80 mild and sweet TO mo.
Shs moTmurs not, my mother dear
But sometimes | have kissed ihc tear
From her ST, chesk, 10 tell The Joy
One smiling word would give her boy.
Right merry vas every day,
Fearless To run ssegt and piay
With sisters, brothers friends and all,
To answer 20 ihsr sudden call;
To Join the rIng--io speed he chase
Ts ind each pl.s mates hiding place
To pas. nv hand across hi. brow
To tall hIls-I cssld do II nov.
Yet tho delightful flew the hosrs.
s. passed 10 chiIdksod's peaceful bowers,
Whea al! were gone to schnsl bu, |,
Hseo 10 sat al halne and Sigh:
And the never longsd TO view
The earth 20 green, the XIV so blue,
lheught I'd give the world 10 LOOK
Along tbs pages Of book.
Nov, since I've learned to read snd griis,
NJ heart Ia filed with aew delight;
And music, too--ean there 81 found
z sight so beautiful as sound
Tel nae, kind friends, is eas short sord,
Am | not ike ihat captive bird
j live ia song, IA peace. IN Joy
The bliad, psrrs heyrted bov.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons udeblod 10 the late firm Of
IA Springs 4 Dlnkins, are respectfully
requested 10 pay otf their Notes, OF suit " IL
be instituted on the same, as the concern
mus. now lie closed.
LEROY SPRINGS,
Surriring Partne u
SPRINGS & DlNklNS.
jan. 2, 1898. 1871
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.9AOTHER GRE.gTCygE,

haifigA, Afptfabtr 81, SO
s,' nov . yesrs q age ca "a M l7th
became ulceraias. and continued !. .r,,f ~ ~,
Of March last would OCCASIONALLY bra, 81,
ana l1en bfsaS out sam; boz u.o,t Of The tine
II Vas IN avery painful epgdtyiou, the .sr, having
sh'ehaed 70 large size, Aad become very drs5
tried many remedies 70 niaA. 1, cur. - Ar,
success, until } applied Gray, I.rsiVgl, o.,
"'ai' two pots OF ~lncA have ciFts,.Sly cured
ny 'ee' ana reduced 1t To lis natural sss-. III,
cure would have been made tnreh sooner, RAD
strictly attended 10 the dirrcfions ior ~ s.s -
NE hniment; bot this failed 10 do, While ,e.1
much exercise, and very iupfudeutly Used tght
oandage, Ny lex has beeu vel ior more u.sn
SIX months, during which time, have walked
much, yet L remains ftm and free from al acre.
ness Or inflammation. Amer having been afflicted
,or period Of forty years, nos enicy the
benefit Of sound leg aesip
1
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Stock OF Goods.
NOTICE.

. NJ II y.
AANiNG become Agent for A. J. NJ.
= Brevafd, Esq, | now have and wall
continue 10 keep constantly on hand, large
add general assortment OF IRON. al his
usual prices, FOR CASH, either BY the whole.
sale or retail. Orders from a distance, ~
ing description Of the iron wanted, will
be promptly attended to.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Jan. H. 1899. air.
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NOTICE.
GROCERIES

s$ssHH.S.
Some OF a superior quality 10 sba,t.
usually kept ~ this mark T. O4''
All kinds Of COUNTRY pno,,
taken for Goods. ODs
A good quality Of COTTON vim,
bought at the regular market mr.
inferior article mus, all be taken ~,
trade cat be effected and ih,,s,. S1s
No purchase OF Cotton can be MAJ.
large and fair sample be brou,s'' J,
Cotton delivered.
We honestly believe, that os;,,
high rate Of exchange, erpepS. /. |
the Charleston Goods are mucb -
esi. MORRISON HlpbsI
Nor. %, 1881 ,9,s ''"1'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FNNilOSE indebted TO nc for their las,
N years accounts, are respectfully re.
queslsd 10 come forward and close them Ell.
thef by Cash or Note. would take this
opportunity Of rendering nv sincere ,nauks
to the good people Of Meckleuburg and the
adjoining Counties, for their liberal patron.
age the past ear.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Jan. 2, 1898 79Y
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:" Have YOU GoidsmltA's Greece !" sald i
gentleman on entering book store 10 Mar
ket street. ma, sur but they have som,
eSceiIen, bears OIL IN the next door" re.
pied tls counIerbOy.
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Host Hal.

EPETNEEN Charlotte, \. {. and Nc.
- Lenmonvlie, Tenn. tie ~ 1t hand
End Of a fwenly Dollar Note 90 the Bank
Of lhe Um'ed Suites, payable At FayeuwlIe
70 John ". Sanford, NJ. As, Letter T.,
". Mcllvane, Cashier, \. Btdde. Presl
deaf. The letter was mailed the l7th A.
priI, 1896
WIN. REED
jan q, 1888. fsg
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haoring French" Tom, do YOU know
French :! Yes, very we'll by sight, but
have m spelktag acquaintance with f.n
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Among the base, merit begets envy a.
mOng the noble. emulation.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-16

A man had better be poisoned 10 his blosd
than 10 has principles.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-16

A school hoy be,ng asked BY his teacher
how he should fog him, replied, &" IL you
please, sir, ! should like to have II upon the
Italian system of penmanship the heary
strokes uPuards, and the dorn ones hight. !"
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GOING INTO BUSINESS TOO YOUNG.

SOtNG INV Dt SiNLSS iOo IOINOs
II has been the wisdom of experienced
minds that young man makes great ID,s.
take by entering into business for hImselitoo
Young. 0fthe humber who begin thus how
few succeed The, launch off upon an IN
tried sea, ui:houi compass, rudder or an
oar, aud they are soou tossed abou, al the
mercy OF every conteuding billow, or finally
dashed IN rum upon some ragged peak.
To face the World, you must know the
world. The youth who bounces By SIN.
Gle bound into the arena OF commercial
contention and competition, finds himself
Ouishst BY old marksmen in the exciting
contest. He may be, upon the issue, ana
~lth each loss DO only the more excited by
laying down his stakes, but he soon dies
torlorn game, TO the prac,lced artistic.
Proper ambition should not be checked {;
but LET the youth learn the World ere he
undertakes 10 be OF the World. Get It's
wisdom: aye, get It's worldly wisdom, for
II is necessary TO carry YOU successfully
over the ocean Of adventure.
More young men are ruined by rushing
too precipilatelJ INTO Misunderstanding in.
VOWED 10 debt, and finally breaking down
under the load than in any other way. They
are ap, 10 90 too fast for their prospects and
then their prospects 60 too fast for them.
They should be enterprlzIng but not fool
hardy, They should aspire but not ascend
81 once &c The clouds, ior all grlal voyages
are apt to AOaI as more "casiles No The an. y
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NEW CABINET SHOP.

LEW HoLInMAN
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Jan. d. 1888
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30
BATH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 80, 1888.

examine lis motives to action and endeav-
or 10 ascertain whether, with regard both
to the pills and their consequences, he
does not labor under slight mistake
which having agcerraned, he will perhaps
cease to attack either moral or physical
good 'Bolus' goes oIt of his way 10 at
tack some ,ndicidu0i against whom he ap-
pears to harbor private pique. 1t is no
business of mine to interfere between mem
hers of a secret society; but Judging from
the general character of the " hole article
the allusion has the appearance at least OF
disinger usness.-It isc ortainly ungener-
Gus to insinnate, what no man can receive
without acknowledging himself guilty of
The charge directly or indirectly made, be-
cause he is thereby cat off from making
any defence and again would advise
"Bolus,' if he does not fear all honora Die
warfare, to bring his charges in tan ibe
form, that they may be fairly met.
HONESTUS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30
NO %.

dered by those who were set for lis de-
lfnce. TWAS among The foremost of the
llghts for which cur fathers fought, and
mas been the first TO be formally abandon-
ed and Iodden down by their recreant
sons. The precise question upon when
the surrender was made was Of little I'M
portance, campared with the great princi-
pie involved. Ii our Congress men and
sur public servants may spnrn the petition
If one man, they may of another. IL they
may refuse to read petition which las The
word or the subject Of slavery IN II, they
may as Justly refuse to read one which re-
lairs in money or the currency. Ii seems
10 ne that when Patton's resolution pass.
ed, great jg!t OF the people was inva-
ted. and an arrogant aud tyr nnical a'tl-
nlde assumed by the re- personalities OF Tree
men when they dartd to say that they won'd
no, read "a respectful petition. The right OF
petition, as it was one of Inc first 10 be as
serted should be the last to be aba bdoned
on American soil. With much respect,
am your fellow 81 zen,
EDWARD KENT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30

1889, Mr. Ciley's friends, publish cir
cular giving history of the "Thomason
election" in which the above letter is
found, and in which they speak thus oil
John d M'Crale.
During the pendency ofthe election. A
letter signed by John d. M'Clate of Wal
dohoro' WAS circulated amcng the electors.
stating among other .hings, that his (Mr Gil
lev's) conduct WAS often source of mnr-
thrail"n TO many OF our political fii,nus
during the last winter, that his STANDING m
the party was seriously affected by it, and
so much SO, that lite confidence and less
reliance was placed in hun "a cory n
this letter accompanies this report, and
VIII be seen how widely different are Mr.
MCrate's views from those of Messrs
Hodgeman and Connce, gentlemen who
are 1nll as worthy of the confidence Of thu.
Republican party as MIR John d. MIGRATE. -
ms circular was signed by
"john spear Joseph Ingraham. b. T.
Levensaer, John p. Cole, iienry Ioora.
ham, Thomas Tolman, Manassch II.
Smith, Jeremiah Berry, John Balcb Hez.
ek'ah Prince, William McLoun Asa
C"ombs. John Stackpole. John Barnard
James W. Blackington, Reuben Sberer ),
These gentlemen at that time all resided
in Thomaston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30

ken no active part in politics, for many
years, than that he is proiessed abolition.
list, aud conId not in conscience, vote for
such men AS Virgil d. Paris and Johi.
Fairfield, His removal was not called lor
by the people generally of either p7rly
within the limits OF the office. The Po-i
Office has been moved from very suitahl,
place to a Grog SHOP, and seems To be un-
der the care of no one IN particular.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30
GOV. KENT'S LETTER.

We have ii ought proper TO publish tie
following Letter from Gov Kent, in rep!,
to some questions addressed 10 him, and az
the same TING to Mr. Fairfield, by the Com
mltee of the Somerset Ami-Slayery Socie-
ty, touching the subjects on which he
speaks. To all who believe, in the light
Of petition, and the evils alluded to, Gov
Kent's answer, viii prove satisfactory with
out doubt.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30

"Hnotaer Sab Treasurer .A5sconded -
The tennessee Banner says that "LlTTLE-
BURY II twKiNs, one Of Mr. Van Rureu's
constitutional Sub- Treasurers. receiver of
public money at Helena, Ark has ab.con-
ded, proving dtfauiter TO the amount OF
Sl 10, 462 "a. he amount for which he
had given bond TO the Government vas on
" S2O,0 coo, leaving balance of S95. 1862
"a, To pay for his loud huzzas in favor O.
Van Buren, aud the Sub Treasury. Adv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30

"GREAT FIRE IN BANGoR.-Abont two
o'clock on Sunday morning five broke
out in the building occupied by Nathaniel
Johnson in Wall Street. coppersnith, and
Henry Call, Tin plate worker. These were
consumed, together with the stores of
Charles X Rice. Andrew Smith. ]. NJ.
Prince aud the dwelling house of Mr. NJ
Kenney, all in Wall street and three ,enr-
mrnts in the "Arcade" building on Maine
street valued at Sle. eco, together with
two or three othel buildings. Most of the
other buildings were not insured.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30


Mn EpIron-Tour last paper contains
an article signed 'Bolus,' in which, the
writer, under pretence Of ridiculing DR. B.
PYsndieth's prctensions to having in his
pos.ession the knowledge ola universal pa
nscea. makes ssdeway attack upon the
Christian religion and INDUCES in abnse
Of those whose politics do not happen to
suit him. shall not interfere with the
politics Of "rolus" nor of the Editor o! the
Telegraph bat presume that you will not
refuse to open your columns, to any, VINO
come forward to defend what is by them
believed to be the truth, when wantonly or
maIiciously attacked. ! can guess sir, who
4hi, 'Bolus' is and according to his manner
Of reasoning, should advise him TO use a
few of the Universal Vegetable pills, to
purge Oft some Of the malice CT his compo-
yiton. As to any claims to wit, which
may be found in his communication, have
no wish to rob him of any of the celebrity
which such frothy productions may obtain
for him. But sir, as | said in the begin
ming Of this article that the writer had
made side blow at the Christian religion,
desirn to show in what that attack con-
sists. lie says eve cannot fail to perceive
,hat if the pill doctrine be reduced 20 uni
versal prac'ce throughout the world, &c
cordinr to the "New Doctrine" Of DIR
Brandreth, that all persons, born after that
important era, will be as pure and sinless
ss cur first parents before the fall and all
inference deducibe from this POSITION, we
leave to the consideration Of divlnes, only
reminding them of the necessity Of contn-
ing the pills to avoid a second transgress-
ion.
Now Sir, what is this but an insidious
stack upon the fundamental doctrine OF
lhe Christian faith and what is the infer
ence to be drawn which he is disposed to
leave to the consideration of divines? Why
Clearly this; that if mankind become as
pure and sinlcss as our first parents before
the fall, that the meri, of the great redemp.
ton will have ceased to exercise any inhu-
ence upon them. That the necessity of the
ntonement, (Which by all bur inf1els either
open or disguised is the acknowledged cor
ner-stone of the Christian edifce,) will no
longer continue to exist, unless as is insin-
uated, man becomes guilty of second
transgression aud therefore should need a
second redemption.
II Sir, unsolicited advice would, contra
tyto general experience, be accepted, |
shoud advise "Bolus," instead of giving
utterance to in6del sentiments in an at
tempt to ridicule the most valuable medi-
are that has ever yet boon discovered. 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30

'REMovAL.-Mr Brown of Buckfeld
whose services. as Post Master, have been
acceptable to the people OF all parties, and
without paria'ir'-Mhose duties have been
ptrlnrmtd with the sttictest accuracy. ard
with uniform and unr.Mi'iing ,ga.dt to the
public convenience, has lately been reno
we'd, for no otLeI probable ssasoa, aaviAa To-
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THE TELEGRAPH.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNlHN'
oFrIcE--ovER DIR. YIELDS STORE.
BY ELISH A CT A RK { j.

TEnMs-Two dollars ifpajd within six months
or 50 so if delayed until after the year expires
No paper discontinued until all arrearges are pad
except at the optic ofthe publisher
Ali communications to insure attention. must be
directe to the editor, postage pail
tCye1he editor will be responsible for errors in
advertising, in no instance, beyond the amount
charged for insertion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30

"CoURT,NG AMONG THE F,cr,
young physician, while on fri, naIv visi, to
a family IN this city, with whom he was
of IT, "'''"'o'
OF. seem unwell, miss. What is the
matter?' ~ VIC
Are you a doctor and cannot tell. Feel
my pulse WI
Il do
what do you prescribe?'
"A husband,
Where shall find him?'
Here, lfyon will accept me, exclaimed
the son OF Galen, with an enthusiasm wor-
thy OF a poet
The Nv" are now one. The lady is call
ed Mrs Dr. What would you give to
know n. Y. Sund Morn. News
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30

GONE IN REaLlTY.-The Exploring Elk
petition Is positively on, Of sight and hear
ing. The squadron lett Norfolk Sa,url,v
afternoon, week later than expected
and got to sea that evening-No shin vas
visible early Sunday morning in the bnv
The names of the vessels comnos;,u tho
squadron and their commanders are as
follows:
isIoop of war Vincennes. Lieut.. Wilkes
comnn1nding the squadron ship Relief,
Lieut. Long; Sloop of war Peacock Lieut'
Hudson; brig orpoise, Lieut.. Ringpold :
schr, Flying Fiji, Pissed MidshiDman
Knox, and schr Sea Gull, Passed MIDI
sshIpman Reid. The schrs are pilot boa,
built and of the rise of 100 tons.
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TELEGRAPH.

IT Is A FACT,-and it should be remembered
by the peope that during the frst year of Mr. I'D
ANS administration the expen SEES of the Govern
ment was but
Gil, A99, ASS, GA
and for the whole term of four years (which he served
~ sA8,ooo,ooo,
II is a fact also, that President. Jacksons Eight
wears service according TO the report of the present
Sec, etury of State cost the nation almost
Sl57, 600, 600
being an average per year of nearly
$50, COO, 600
Hi,a fact, also, according to the snme report,
that for the year 1887 Cast Year, under the REFORM
Inc and economical administration Of Mr Van Huren,
,he,expenses Of Government amounted to the very
modest sum of
$50, l0A, 7l2. y
being moro than the cost Of three whole years un-
der Mr. Adams.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30

"lhe U, S, sloop of war Erie, arrived
at Pensacola on the 28ih uli. from New
York, with number of warrant officers
Tor the West India squadron.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-30

Enterprise IN the lKs--Wiscons;n
and FOX Rivers are to be united by Ca
nal 5'2 reds IN length, in width so feet at
the bottom and 10 at the top, and feet in
depth. "