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YoRK COUNTY, IA. Sept. /, le3:

York County, Pa. Sept. ], 1883.
Dear Sir have been informed OF your helping those
that troubled with Deafness and have for fifteen
years past been less troubled with this affection
and by the information have OF your honor and good
put complete confidence in sending money TO you,
and expect not only answe or, but help also
Ihave heretofore heard much about such as you,
but never saw the person who had received any benefit
from your medical skill until Mr. John Chandler one OF
our neghbos after using remedy has got his hearing
again good and by him learning where you ve
make bold in addressing you hopes that msy receive
the same help, and get my hearing also, Us my neehbor
Chandler did.
send Five dollars and be pleased TO send the remedy
for two persons free OF postage told sometimes
do for that for poor neighbor OF mine, and wish
yon would do well 10 you have done 10 others
Do--try your best and make hear again, as and all
neghbors have such great faith in what have heard
and seen.
Your friend and well wsher.
JTISSANY.
York County, STATE IF Pennsylvania
To DR.. Green, Bethlehem, Pa.
N b. Some folks in parts have had their eyesight
restored through the strengthening virtues Of the same
remedy that restored the hearing Of Joseph Chandler
This giyesto additional hopes Of help. dec2l
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-02
Irmnlc Rps'incss.

Ac rcumssnoe occurred nj Nr~pou England, (.avs
correspondent "t BRISTOL pep"rD wu,ch s'pws how
nnhrd ID NE the passions 81 snr ladies' when tIgar
ted ~ thru ln"lniuo1' hy tIrr hIshtuds. \ wantu
hY the name Of Philips wished - attend a fast 1p1bl.
baz1rt given Tor the benefit at the chuich but her
husband ol'cied, account oi hes services bcin
qnircd al home upon which sic declared Il hc did
no. her 10 20 she would Immediately ohop OF her in.
rer Ilr thtrnt of course ire Ited with cnutsnpt,
but Strange to she carried her intention eiirct
and no sonncr me III Than n second shared IT,.
sam" tate whrn with the most extraordinary
renee, 81" rKelRiped "h.re - % ut tho hand Ia.
nchc for that was the instr iment nscd, iuueda tey
fell Just below the WHIST aud severed the Whole of 'ha
tendons, but without inlufinc the boae hr Harry Fry
surgeon, sent for and the lady was dr.lined 10
und-r'p secnnd infection by hrYir. both the stu
atnpntatrd, mud her nutil'ted band asrss-d sho
declared ia the presence thit grutrmtn al hpG- s1
regretted the loss # r n ,rrs shr womb do the sane
thing s.tu rather ilann any RESTRAINT should b. pat up
On i"r reasonable inr1'iious - Bq'h 'osra1i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-02
Old Age and ieauty.
ny CRAct GhArTuN.

Once upon n time, very beautiful ladv rereiypd
sitansr 'isiiur. she siitug alone IA her dressing
fp""', sitpPd 81 al The fashionable ornaments tlit
usually dtcard her rson, aud which now strrw-
over the backs OF chars. uttIs she was Arranging on
her smu'rr aud the most costly gl,rered an op.n
BASKET GA the toilette iublr. She had risen late and
was no" rrctiyng The c's"rt of lhr pre- edng ht
iof shr had cast "t her Fl efy hlsty n-gg,nce at
lei having at late hour taken leave large circle
oi "'qusiHiante, WHO had ,tpwd~d her drawing room.
tasted her sweets aud basNt her sinilrs Tor few
ur"i hours, aud then eii het-tu her own thoughts
'se s'" 500" Oufi"d >" s"rp. but the rnurniny-
all how stale and uuptoh,dblt II SOMETIMES spue,rs
thu ita, morning TIA lady itt strangely weary the
hours began to have effect upon her i,r winch she
Vas puzt-d L" account she sank an easy chair.
when her iab"rs ovtt and II So ciano. Thar hr
iafg' mlii"r, swinging over the Toilette inclined c.
:" as I" reflect her whole p'r~un, -he Naturally
enough liked an anxious saIc that much Admire,
4orn, bat a.as! lev hunts seem To- have wrought
$40 changes h"re All her tos.isd chlin- s-tu.d /,
have teen ihr"wn ASIDE with the elegant apparel that
htd - iairly adorned her
nov u"oroomiug these LOOSE rotc. are ~. *.
clu"'d 'aud u~'d not 10 ihiuk 81, AZ ted. "a
s'.h And ms bJHHd d. Eat-l never %, iur thuunnt
u 80 tTgnrul -Psha~ It makes old Woinrn of me-
- - she frin'rd The o, nding cap, aud throw ng
% it",h hrf, Logan 1" arrange her @ more
becoming dr,sr tut ilr ii4in spoken mirror
tote tf 'oid ' soch home truths, Ms qni-
heclfr manner, that rlir i"und her lask irksnp-
une, aud grew Irttui with her irutIcs, rn,-avur.
= store To- her har as CLASSY biacknrss aud her face
It's dimIiru charms.
4 Thought sIn,tling was wrong said she a. she
opA,d up iangnioly al slcr wudo~ whore the upper
bands lad urru left olrn, ~ Is th,i odiuus httt
stframing ~ l.om above unb, c,.ingy that u,k,s
mskrs iir look haggsrd THIS iHfnirg aud b"n the
iaugu. ~ So large parry How ltauttu' Eupbf".
syn looked = continued che urusintl, 'ssh~
huir eiud when made ny debut tn- slagr Il fash
ron, snd nnw. behold hrf fadant "a the proud lay BE-
mess II d y"I. Hlui naif.u' lane vac. when could
t,aNr fnt,'i'd H-r chains, bot DoH-- Wei well ]
~a' "e'ef o,"'v 20 ior,, rrn'ai-a 81 'ae a'eriurn
tt~ >'-is 'sn nah~ i!s changed ip'k Hrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-02
Denp,ifui Extract.

Wh-n look upon the innhs Of the great, every
en- 'tlon If envy dies wihn mr when read the cp,.
taUs of tie b-tuitfn' every iuotd male dcsrr es 90
when meet with the rtlrt ut parent. upon tomb.
stone, ny heart mrll- with comp stinn whru IL tho
~ gr"vlng i't those We must SON follow when
Hf"r- l'tur with those WIN d-plsr tbcu. whrn con
slider rivals lad sdr hy SIDE lac holy men tat dtv
Diet the world hy h,if cnntr,ts and cauul.s reflect
wuh sorrow and acton s,tn.nt the r eot9 petitions
factions. and debates 81 mankind whom rad the
s"v"ra dates of the tnus of same het died yestrfd ~
and s"nr sx hurdrcd years ago. Ter thu, goat
d.y, wn.n sh1li, all ct ~, be- cpieup orsues and
mlsc our appearance togoihrr.-.liitsoa
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rnI RUTLAND IHAAID.
Published ever, Tuesday, nj Rutland, VI, BY
WILLIAM FAY.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-02
NUMBER al

"s'nr hs errors, onra thrnw the nli. ef ea,
F'f"ef'' "''t as t'ihlrs Mrdaag ms hds sometimes
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we r"' lhe hini is improved by saaih.f u by raa.
s'sni Afosss'"n the trilag inasndo sUet nta uoaa.
is" and ihis avalanche Of calumnv hur.. inta taia
zee '""ocehi victim The Timely prrsenrs aud int.t.
p0'oH II trsl trend would have ess.ly prsvsntsd
the calamity
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
QUARANTINE.

IN N and afierthc 10th day of'fny ,andunti thc10th
~ of Oct. 1888, quarantine will be require
ofal vessels, their officers, crows, passengers and
cargocs, on their arrival from any port where any
contagious sickness doth hath prevaiIcd--of ali
vessels on board of which any person shall have died
of any disease or been sick during their homeward
passage No person shall be permitted to go on
boa.d to 60 shore from any vessel when at
guarantine.witho permit from the health officer.
fishermen and all other persons cautioned a.
gainst throwing any fish or any filth into tho dock,
or suffering any filth to remain on their premises
whereby the health of the inhabitants Of the town
may be endangered; all violations of the law will be
strictly attended TO. Vessels will anchor at the u.s.
nal place ofquarantine, nearly opposite the lower
Steam Mill and emo vessel shall be allowed GER
titicate to proceed to town in any case whatever,
while she lays above quarantine" All Pilots are
requested TO attend to the above laws.
Per order. ]. ELLSWORTH, Sec'y.
Bath, April 81, 1885,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
IRON TURNING,
Valuable Farm for Saleo

GITUATED in Brunswick at the head Of New
~ Meadows River containing about one hundred
Of Land nearly all first rate, with good and
convenient house, two Barns, and other Buildings,
with good Orchard. Said Farm cuts considcra-
bic quantity of Hay is not in high state Of Guilt
walton but the facilities for enrichng it ve,y
great, from the convenience of its Situation for mus
cling. Nothing need be said oflhe utility of using
muscles manure, being acknowledged by all
who have used them equal to any thing ever used
for that purpose. SAID farm contains also good lot
of hard Wood together with excellent privilege
on the Nj. M. Bay shore for drift wood, it also con-
tans Meadow which with little expense in drain
ing will produce abundance Of very good hay. En-
bracing all the privileges of the Bay and the river
and also its contisuty to the town Of Bath, it is be-
lieved there are few places possessing superior adj
vanagcs Will be sold on reasonable terms if APP
piled for For further particulars apply tot thu
subscriber on the premises. VIM. H. FREEMAN
Brunswick, MAY 1888 3w5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

LINCOLN IS. Probate office, Wscasset,
May |, 1888.
ISAAC HEATON named executor in certain
IL instrument purporting to be the last will and tes-
lament Of Isaac Mansfield late of washington in said
County deceased having presented the same for
Probate
ORDERED that the said Heaton give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this or
der to be published IN the Lincoln Telegraph news
appear at Probate Court to be holden at Waldobo-
ro' in said County on the fifteenth day of May cur
rent, at 10 clock in the morning and shew cause if
any there be why the said instrument should not be
proved approved and allowed the last will and
testament of said Isaac Mansfield; said notice to be
published two weeks successfully before the sitting
of said Court. NATH. GROTON,
2wf5. Judge Of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

The following we copy from the Portland Adv
"There has been no shange in Connecticut -
Argus.
The votes for State officers have been officially
canvassed, and the whole number legally returned
for Governor is so, 1O1. Ofthese Ellsworth, (whg)
received "a 29s, Beers loco> 81 ,626, Phelps (con-
scrvatiye) ,497, scat. IA.
Ellsworths majority over Beers, 5667-over all
opposition Also.
Last year the whole vote was 45 313. The whie
candidate received 81 SOB, LocoCoco, 23 sos The
locofoco candidate has received 2179 votes less this
year than he did last, and the wing candidate has re-
ceived 57s5 more, making NET WING GAIN in
one year of sCTsSEVEN THOUSAND NINE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY FOUR VOTES
IBs ".No change in Connecticut" says the
Argus II.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
Collectors Notice. -Boothbay

NOTICE is hereby given to the non resident
lY proprietdrs and owners of one half of an undi-
vided lot of land situated in Boothbay, in the Coun
ty of Lincoln, and formerly oxncd by Benz. M Far
land deceased, aud bounded as follows: Southerly
by land of Jacob Aulds heirs Westerly by land Of
VIM. Montgomery and Vim. M. Reed, Northerly
by land of Jacob auds heirs, and Easterly by land
of VIM. M'Cobb;-that the said land is taxed in
the bills committed to TO collect, for the year
1884, and that unless the said Tax (Which is 81 "a
cts) is paid on or before the 18th day of August
next shall proceed to sell, according to law, at
public auction at the store of Robert Spnney, in
said town at one o'clock in the afternoon ofsad day
so much of said land as shall be necessary TO dis
charge saidstaxes and charges i no person shalt APP
pear, on or before that time to discharge the same
VIM KENNlSTON, Colr. 4
Boothbay, April 10th, 1898. Ava.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
AUCTION.

VINO be sold at public Auction at the store next
i door north of that of z. Hyde & Co. on Sat-
urday the fifth day of May next at 10 O'Clock A. M.
sundry articles of household furniture belonging to
the Estate of the late VIM. Kendall consisting of
mahogany and other Tables,
THO Sofas,
Chairs,
Beds, Bedding and Bed Steads,
Brass fire sets,
Centre, dining s. Card Tables,
Carpets 81
Looking Glasses,
A house Clock, ,cith a variety of
Crocksry, Glass, Iron e. TIN
tcare.
aa ALSO
Gold Watch,-a new stable now standing on
the premises of Mr.. G. w. Duncan and Gondola
capable of carrying ten cords of wood.
Terms made known at the sale.
By order of the Hon. N. Groton Judge of Probate
for the County of Lincoln. b. c. BAILEY, auct.
.april &c 2w4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
NEW GOODS.
S. G.. STINSON & co.

IEfAvE just received and now opening at their old
lr-5 stand Commercial st. opposite (ir. A. Don
nel's) large and prime assortment Of Spring and
Summer Goods.
-ALSO:-
Gent Calf Skin Boots & Shoes.
Thick &c &
Fur and Silk Hats.
THEY have also rec d in addition TO the former
stock large supply of articles suitable for fisher
men, such suits of oil cloths. thick cloth Jackets
and T'rowsers heavy frocks, red flannel shirts.
Cod and Mackerel Lines.
&C and &C Hooks,
and many more articles too numerous to mention.
They have also on consignment 200 casks first
quality white Lime superior article for plastering
white washing All the above articles will be sold
unusually cheap for CASH or good pay
April 18th. 1888. 3wl9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
For Boston & Portland.
THE SUPERIOR STEAMER
CLIFF Z @ N

NRlLL leave Bath for Portland and Boston, on
wv Monday and Friday at halfpast 3o'clock
and returns Wednesday and Sunday 10 HalowoIl.
FARE, From Hallowell to Boston $4, 90 ! and
Bath &c 4" $50 {found.
To Portland 81 so, ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
p % IL Il OF B.aTW.
ARRIVED
26th, Sch Helen, Wood, Boston;
Drumond, Reed, Do;
Orient, Webb, Bangor;
SAILED.
30th Brig Mcclellan, Larrabee, for Matanzas;

PORT OF BOSTON.
Ar 21st, Texas, Wass, Hallowell. cl Elizabeth
Hopkins, Bangor; Challenge, Rogers, Calais;
Ar 22d, Albion, Robinson, Damariscotta.
Ar 2sd, Bahama, Gilkey, Belfast; CT Banner, Blish
Fallowell;
Ar oath, schs Helen Wood. and Comet, D'Wolf
Bath; Washington, Springer, Halowell; Gen Knox,
Snow, Thomaston Asia, Penny, Orington; Splen-
did, Shacford, Eastport. CT 25th, sch Albion, Rob-
inson, Damarlscotta 9th sch Brutus, Cottrell Bel
fast; 2sth, schs Bahama, Gilkey, Custine; Jane, Mil
Ter, Bangor; Helen, Wood, Bath; Alice, Myrick
Halowel; Carssa, Blanchard, Gardiner;
fir brig Francis (of Bath) Given, Matanzas
29th brig Benjamin, Otis, (of Brunswick Aguadila
schAlblon, HERMAN, Bangor;Free Trade, M Grath do