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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
nKKIs TOOTH PASTE-A new and elegant arr

4 1hRIS JOOtH PASTE--A lew and rles ant artfs
~ Gle for the Teeth The Orris Tooth Paste, while beau
s the teeth removing and preventing every OF
tartar and giving 10 them clear md pesry Wilderness also
beghens the color oftb~ lips aud gives additional
beauty 10 the tout ensemble Of the mouby is sniectng
properties greatly tends from decay,
and to purify the breatsn also adds that uliar
the breath for which the Orris Root
Justly ceeb ated, that article largely the compo-
s,,en ofthc Ors Tooth Pa>;egviny to IL ms
TALLY contributing Ia that agreeable fragrance which
th Paste 80 pre-emnen,ly POSSESSES To those WHO have
paray Tor tooth wash the Orrs Tooth Paste be
ueulay acceptable, II readily he converted into
pleasant and ms excellent tooth Observing piece or
about he size Of In snail quantity IL which
he done the The Orris Too
all the advanageso tooth wash wihoal that
can be brought against the in which article OF the
latter description must ofnecessy be Upand iseauay
free ON the objections that applicable tooth pow.
rrs from theirwant Of neaness spp@nage toilet
rho great number OF articles that have bees
pubic i improving the appearances of the teeth and which
have 50 generally proved unsatisfactory induces the propre
tor al the Oris Tooth Paste, confident superior
excellence and virtue. 10 observe that should
prove ineft ctive the money will be- r. turned.
II can be had Of n. G. Hart lis Broadway; Mrs. A. c.
Cannons No. Aston House, Broadway; james N. Hart,
28 Broadway; George c. Howe Co l4s Chatham 81; Joha
~ Hove Dentist lt4 Grand street. OF Mercer r. NJ
Guion CO Bowery and Grand Henry Pike
s., and whole ala and retail at4f Grand tetwee East
Broadway aad vision 81 Price so he careful 10
obais The paste. dl sns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
jfs.im.


CIRON SAF6Ss-lhepubiic are invited TO call NJ n. n
Mocns No 222Pesrlstrve saiEs exarine kros Pa
Assso, Wrought REV saftogethsr vnh the many
evences'n his possession the perfect security
justly celebrated safes against FIRE robbers md ae
the capacity Of the M-ra AAsss now sound in abundance
Staten island IN the sopthers OF Pepnsyv and
other sections Of the United States and with which each
Safe Is thoroughly ned N resist eGsctusly the
a~at Among facts sdduce pr .of Of The
ere efcacy ~ these safes In protecting their from
isjury by FIRE merely select the following.
John Scott he sole paenee for the apple alton s the MN
era Abfss In the construction of Iron saesl exposed
city NJ Philadelphia the 18th Oct 1885, presence
numerous citrens cavercd Of snirct thct
with Asbestos the buth of cord OF seasoned
the boz filed with boex binders ropr s-rg ard vhep
opened It's were eu.d unnjured although the or
CRATE npou wsch II rested ke6eS rvkvs Aes o
Ss.Ts Asbesos Ckss 1.-THE only believe in hi. city
that tne 10 the counting house OF Me-srs Hubbard
Casey Exchange Place at the tine In The great FIRE ths
city, whish saved ell its contents usisurcd.
Ther certificate, with p1uber others Of the hghes,
speetabiy together with TIE various patterns Of the shove
afss he at the ef A. Mss~ No. ~ Pe~T
vs agent 10 the Wanufcrures, whom they be obtain
ed at eur regular Wholesale prices.
n-Sms JOHN SCOTT \ CO.
~ large qnsnuty Of pennies Apply the aesh Of This Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

ne vars VIII Ne au'y htehocu 70. y1'r.
MEDICINE CHEsTs-of new and e,eg.a, patterns e l.
OF mcd cine securely packed tor travelling or
shipping fr sale wA0l''' R Irs i7.s AsprNwALL
J23ws SO william St no Broadway, and 10 Asier Honse
Air rsns one 81 he best that has ever been broo 10
this cousry Parker OF london and cos, 20 DIS
scu * vest Can be used wakn, cane and ~hrow
aba from 100 TO $50 ,ards ro ssserr y the store q
ja,s. No 90 Chaihsm st.
CEWM An ATUKsc-GOETHE'S FAUST
Tragedy containing 432 pages completely rub isb
ed The second volume has bees printed before.
r'ee ''' '0'' '''' wM RASpE. German Bookseller.
ja,5t- No al Pearl street New Y.rk.
THE LADIES are respectfully invnea
anime the subscrirsrs Lynx Genet and Squire
capes pcleris, muas bos neck ues and dowu trim
yer orvrry variety shape and color made sne
fur bodies warrs,ed % e w%e His sons. ssy'
Gen,'en are Informed that they viii fad always ~ hsnd
and slrrns hats FUR and cloth rps An se sseve goot,
, - De sold o" the most sYLvssrEs TsTr RE-
Ne scs Chatham square. r,hc Bowcry. .t-sn.
M0s sAETS. s Nh Ac"Us ss sae III ne
will take place NIBL0s, Wednesday EWING. Febru
Price ofiickets g. n admit gentleman and ladies'
can he had a. the folio si.g .'sse. Mesr; M.ws:
s..swm ess Wa ass M Ms Sane, F,csr Uos.e
No. "a City ~. n Place. jsodtf6'
(>OMPLIwENTA.YB BALL TO Mr. J.. PAR.
~ KERAta meeting Of The scholars and subscribers of
Mr. j. Parker, held a. Tsmmany Hall Decsmber 90th 1887
Mr.. c. Cole appoated fresiies and Mr. r. X Miner
SECRETARY Mr.. C. Brown offered the following resolution,
which was passed unssmsusiy-
Resolved. That ir querce cf the high estimation N
which we hold Mr. Parker Tor his Kind nd sttsn.
ton 10 Us during the present tender him comp.
nentary Rail- take place Friday evening Jan 26th,
1883 on which occasion will be danced his celebrated Maa
niello m Cinderella coiilon.
Mr. Browns celebrated band engaged and the course
Of The evening will play TIE favor,c mu,i the operas
Ia Baysiere Misaaeo Cinderella, Fra Davco, Robert
Diabe, Re. -
Tickets g. TO be had Tanmany Hail. and Of the commit
tee. jieiw-
u,NENCn MD SPANISH LANGUAGEs-
Pref TRAT having few hours nj hi disposal
On the nirrs Of Tuesday Thursday and saturday would
wisgy devote them the Instruction oi limited nurbtr
az gentlemen Of learning the above languages
hc Ne has beeu teashng with success IN THIS city for
about IS yea -, IN, 49,,
Hours 81 instruction from sin to nine, equally divided 70
both the student Of the enjoying he privilege Of
b.ing pres~ 4 NJ the lecture On he other. :.
register is men M Professor us residence, NO VI Canal
street their ranes and residence
&c As which the inited NUMBER Oh saSh Glass;
are iascrhed, the irst ucion willbegn -
III Terms, Sl2 per quarter on - lessons yS ".
ssORTED PICKLES
IA dor zach, gallrn Jars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

COAL-waskiRgton Coal Yard, cnrrer Of Barrow md
" Washington ss-A stock Of superior Schuylk Ii Peach
ehard Goals on hand This yard WHICH whbe 20
prices Families will find II to the
advantage befor. purchasing card will the prices
e Mr. Aiknsons 10 Beaver ST. and orders lett there or al
he, will he dutv attended 10. i3-Sns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

ssORTED PICKLES
"A 1900 cases. dozen each, gsllon jars
feoo do DO do halt do
SOC do do do quart DO. PIT pp "
gGJ.s WELLS, 1874 water 81.
j25-Sm. door 70 Hoks uoss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
DATEN LAMPS. WAMNANTMD-im2ro

pirEN q LAMPS. WA HKANTED-im?rovef
chancal and Ornamental Lamps, recently iaventsd by
Mess Ocean Co Paris superior 70 asy former invention
The sGbserSsr sole agent Importer in the United
States for Messrs Decau Co begs respectfully
rd No 76 junction. Of Maiden Lane and Liberty streets
up stairs with comp Of the above supe
Iisr ashona lie Lamps, which he niends constantly
hand and invites all those who be interested in
'hereoi to him .h CALI being confident that lhis ar.
qurcd among The fashionable circles IN Paris and from The
cannot fail TO be as duly Ivy this ntegen
niy being besides sufficient examine il and
fecls plain init construction operation being al the
same ,iise an object Of curiosity by itself
Ihs Sc Lamps can be adapted purpose in the Of
ilumnaon aud be asserted without hesitation e1ag
sne sr Of anps he used az dreon wn
the least teaton the mantle piece on the table, by
Of tue peculiar properties this ingenious invention
thai the glass tube and not the wick that regulates the
dlmin,ed ny the low ring OF the WICK VIXEN
Another peculiarly sss Of IS thath NEST sommon lamp
used becorng clarified by the functions Of the
he lyh, suitably regulated NO snuing or no further
Is required for the whole night
The subscriber has also hand full assortment of pla
and fancy Candle Screens article also entirely ehear,
easily adapted to Candles which gives them The deceptive APP
Of fancy amps and as they cause an agreeable and
gentle light, very recomnenale TO industrious reaes
and writer's There such de-
crpon and fancy globes attachedto thu above lamns
SULpHATE OF QUINANE--warran,ea perrecu,
supha,e ard Acetate Morphne-warran,ed pure-a !.
". walls
Jujube Puste-Frrnch-frsie ualyn and so H. boxes.
White Wax-5G0iks suitable fer retail.
swsms Panacea-at manufacturers prices, with Spansh
English directions.
Medicine Ches,s--or ships antilles.
White skins-Frenck-for pasters &c.-a large assortment
Tonic Nixture-warraned fer the FEVER and agu~.
Soda and Seidi1 Powdersby The gross dozen together
with arge assortment Of Drugs Chemicals and Fancy a
RUsnToN & AsPINwALl,
o21-Sn< William street
- Ns.-M0uNr WILSON, corner of broad Bea-
- yer street. sairs-we specially inform custom
and the public well known (sgn Panng) estab
shmen is M. Ga Broad of Beaver
M-ssrs Warner Kiersteds paint store where
prepared all orders for gilt painted >igns Let
ering on Granite &c. for the approaching spring
All work shall be finished With The utmost de-
spacb and in the cles mt style
IL Ornamental Signs, Banners Flags and Engine Backs
painted by US in the NJ ST tasteful manner
ja8 lmf MOUNTG vii son.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
Second Ward Hotel.

IL E. JONES Formerly Of Providence, X. L. and late N
Hariem NJ - respectfully begs eae to inform his friends
and the Dubc that he has taken w@h
know Hotel which he Intends GiDy up in style be
surpassed His Wines and Liquors ~ the best quality, and
pains expense III he spared render every thing
f rtahe ia al who may favor hia, wits a call.
lie would also inform the public that the house being very
commodous he will be prepared all times accommodate
Societies, Arra IONS Court Maals meetings OF all de-
ecrptons h spacious and and good servants TO
attend.
~ b. SuEper nj D Parties will he atendedo in real
epicurran sye the shortest notice. AID ereshmeps
ST.. OS han il7-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
ILL.,, FNANcIs. DENTIsT-Ha. removed

IAn.J FRANCIS. DENTJST.-Has removed TO
- J8 Chambers street opposite 20 Hud. street where
continues rartce in ali the various Dentistry
the most rrc Mt and improved principles His premium
ncoruptiLe Teeth The quality full sets are war
rsned resn permanent Ia the without the use of
sprags or lgstures Tooth ache crops that cure the
most violent tooth ache In aieS moments and the
time the TOOTH and ali gun,s
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by DR. Francis which can.
be distinguished rm the natural, will p~rform every
an improvsmeat 10 this art he has received diploma
Al,- EYE WATER Or. r. respectfully so'icits ntea-
ton ofthe public ~ his most extraordinary and
Eve Water II has fully proved Issf valuable appl
enien In inham alton and weakness of the eyes, These
have been diseased fer years has perfectly cured Ia few
days. ans sergaged tn 10 -.
The Rev Harrison ~ Thompson street, procured bottle
Of the above for H7rrons 81 and his
has removed the dinness and pain, which beea ,xce
sve ,r na-y, She had used many eye waters
all failed therefore hope the pubkc will appreciate
It's value. JOSEPH HARRISON.
This is tn cery that L. Mrs MCsfrey No 2Jsm.s street
widow sf the late DR.. NCafrcy has used Dr. Francis eye
water which happy state had he desired effect and
saved from absolute blirds~ss therefore
safely recomms ID most sac and valuable wafer
and only quires be knsws make superese all others
Crem trsn,any OF those who have Isrd the Eye Water
ing II to the special notice Of the public ,,,
jisIm. Pastor Of the NJ Doug ald.s,. Church.
DA 1TICCLAk sOTtCE 10 sPOkTsMEN
"A choice assortment Of fine double and single bnrrel
guns riff and sisios sperdid English patent
Royal Hghscss the Duke OF Esexl five charge
repes ing fowlng piece with complete and finished In
very supcrio msrner cost loo guneas with general
fancy articles such ~ brass sestsrs quadran
spy glasses sccordions and musical Instruments
grsat bargains, az = ~ PIKE.
n2Sgawcn. - Bowrry, the Tn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

Ut That JAMES LANCE is NOT In On bkfN
DRETHS employ aud that the said JAMES LANCE nevef
was partner OF DR. BRANDRETHS nor in any way con-
nected with him clerk Al this time he has nothing
whatever with DR. BRANDRtTH in any way neither
is he connected with of The PiLLSand Dr. BRAN
DRETH will take good care he never Is tor the future
il eoalmr n. BHANDRETH. M ID
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
UIeHLy IN.TuEEEssTdNG 70 TnELoy

EADDE German Classical Boob seller ali r, sr It New
yortiTss js appeared, the 18th sumter of he popular
worn "Museum der Deutehen Clsssker tMusepm cf Ger
Cscs) COMPRISING ssleins Of The hest pieces o.
zcbekke, weiog, and the csebrsed tragedy
of"F u Ny Goethe, intwc paris orpleie. Tns mach
loci ed Tor periodical appears As follows
NUMBERS per year, nsmber every fortnight each
number containing IA pages In svo.
subscnpion price Is per aopuu-s ngie numbers Al Is
~ complete assortment ard German books an
subjects constsstly on hand. j235c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

40 uiftrea neat three story briek houses nov
flashing hetween Eleventh and lw-lth streets tesited
Union Court on Jackson Avenue, Wooster street suitable
Cor respectable mechanics spacious three
story house ontsg the Avenue, Intended for grocery
ard do elsg
The above ~ Yet at respectable tenants By
spplying ~ Thomas Macfsrspe Twelfth Third
Avenue Appy bstwee- The h, Of and p, NJ Him
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
GENILEMEA'S
G II OF r q r n Nc Il o II a n r
ana The full value given IN cash, by


IL. LENEfT,
No. go Beecker street, near Carrnne street
yoRk.
II Knowing there persons who make n great puff r.
their advertisements for Cast OF Colhne and NARY
o give the full value f.r the me- H. will as
those Gentlemen who may have such articles by them
and may send for him. OF their receiving very
value in each for every article.
~ Is. line through the post sfce otherwise 10 the
above address will with due attention. 6-3nIs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

rT,HE Old EsTABI IsHFD WHOLEs ALE
Il AND RETAIL CLOAK WAREHOUSE il nov No ~
Maiden Lane doors below ue corner Of Broadway
your ieft going dowr.
ro~ SALE large ssertmen o' all kinss OF Cloaks n as0
nishng low price,. js-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

Brown 4 C".'s ono Priced Hat store.
III THE ubsc' HERS since the 1884, have aimed =
furnishing the public With elegant and substantai
Hat OF the most graceful form the accommodating
pre- OF So They can no~ taat their efforts have
crowned with TRUMP hsn The Hats nanu'ac.
,ured by em during the last tn moahs surpass in beauty
and finish any heretofore offered and stand preemOent
among those OF higher p ices the fashionable Of
the community.
They have completed their arrangements 10 sell plain
Caster Hat for $3.50 which in point 81 style and finish ella.
OF orr general appearance will with those
OF the highest prices All sales for cash, and deviation In
price. -
nle-3mi l7e Chaha Square. cor Mot, It
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

huff ap-DuN g. CO. No. 20 Road ST offer for
~ sale chece OF the Sherry Wines OF their own
band boshsads quarter casks entitled to aebenufe
j}s-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

GENTS CnNTs-CENTs-Fors sale or erehssgs
~ large qnanuty Of pennies Apply the aesh Of this Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
Gle AH

Briggs Arm Lewis Georgetown = G.; Columbus Van Veen
Antwerp j. j. BoSd; Loui.a Cu,hman, Anssrdam T. Geb-
hard 4 Co; scb, Heary Chas-. Robinson, Richmond
ARRIVED,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
HOLIDAY Pgs ESENTs.
AVRnMA

Al III ENoAUWAl.
VISITING CARDS Lain writing, the Italian and fancy
hands printed the polished German Pocf lain Gard, may
bs procured the of Maiden lane and Broadway
sTotTS Engraving Establishment where specimen books
may be
Also silver platter Door and Number plates the plating oil
which uncommoy thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards, executed with dstinetnesa
and taste.
Letter STAMPS Consular and Noloral Seals engraved 70
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, kc.
STOUT, corner Of Maiden tame
dS0Sms aud Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

nty HEWARD-Los Tuesday evening, the 23d
I'D inst. 10 The Lecture R,om 81 The Lyceum nsa
wsy Kissing from thea tir- oCh broadway, Prince
Rovery, vineton to surolk 81 gold detached Anchor
scspsuen Watch, hra~ caps. IL oles ieweed NO i7ls-
Whoever said Watch George c. cor
psr VI Mulberry and Chatham, wm. w. White, jeweller
III Iswery siisll have he above reward. j25 5v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

II, yOsT's TRtAL-For sale II this Office, Lumber of
comics of the trial ~ Frosexarina,ion 81 witnesses Ds
viii paul Browns speech Jhs A. Morrs SPEECH Thos Pbe.
ps district attorney, charge 81 Recorder Rker Sc Nc
Pic G cents i24
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10

for do 8. At St John p. R. 18th ult. brig Mary
Kimball, Wooster, for 7homaston, next day; sch
Danube. Atwood, from Frankfort for Mariegalonte
and market; sch Enterprise, Gushing, phipsburg,
waiting cargo III ia
Al st Thomas 2sd ult brig Mary, Kimball,
Wooster, for st Croix, to load for ~. York, same
day; sch Black Hawk. Treat. from frankfurt. just
ar. brig John Crosby. Wheeler, for N. York. or
Bangor, smiled 18th
Al Matanzas. Ap. %. brig Napoleon, from Bath,
for N. York in 2 days q
.ar. at Key West 10th, sch Caroline, from Gardi-
ner.
Ship London, Patten, rs days from Bath. or at
N. Orleans 27th.Ap.
E ar at Savannah 22d, ship Birmingham, Drum
,mondy, N. York.
Clat N. Orleans 21st, ship Caspian, patten, Liv-
erpool ~ W.
: Clat Mobile 2ad, ship Majestic. Mustard, for
Liverpool Ms +
Ar at Norfolk goth, sch Extra, Bennett Thomaston.
via. Portland.
FIR at Mobile Ap. "a, ship Manchester, Boswortt,
Liverpool. 2Sth, sch Caroline, Nichols, Wiscasset.
Ar at Charleston 2sth brig New England. Crook
er, (of Bath) from N. York.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
Valuable Farm for salcs

SITUATED in Brunswick ii the head o New
- Meadows River containing about one hundred
acres Of Land nearly all first rate, with good and
convenient house, two Barns, and other Buildings,
with good Orchard Said Farm cuts considers
Bile quantity Of hay, is not in high state of Guilt
Walton but the facilities for enrching it are very
grent from the convenience ofits situation for mus
cling. Nothing need be snid olthe utility of using
muscles manure, being acknowledged by all
who have used them equal to any thing ever used
for that purpose. Sand farm contains also good lot
of hard w God together with an excellent privilege
on Tie M. M. Bay shore for drift wood, it also con-
tains Meadow which with a little expense in drain
ing will produce abundance fvery good hay. En-
bracing all the privileges of the Bay and tho river
and also its conguity to the town Of Bath, it is be-
licvcd there few places possessing superior adj
vantagcs Will be sold on reasonable terms if APP
Piled for soon For further particulars apply to the
subscriber onthe premises. VIM. H. FREEMAN.
Brunswick, May 1888 3w5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
State OF Maine.

In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and thrty-cight An Act additional to pro-
mote the sale andsettlement of the Public Lands.
SECTION /. Be ii enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives IN Legislature assembled, That
all lands oted to settlers shall be sold TO those on
" who will perform settling duties on the same as
prescribed by law, the price to be fixed by the Land
Agent, having reference TO the field notes, not how
at less price than fifty cents per acre; three
fourth parts of said price to BIO paid within three
years from the time of said sale in labor TO be LAID
out in making roads in such township where said
lands so sold situated under the direction Of tho
Land agent; and the remaining fourth parttobe
paid in cash within four years from the time of said
sale.
SEC. g Be it further enacted, That whenever
twcntyor less number of individuals, shall zach
select lot of one hundred and sixty acres OF land
in any township loed for settlers, the same having
no mill within its limits and shall give bonds saiis
factory TO the Land Agent, that they will within
the term of three years from lie time of said secc-
ton, erect in a proper aud substantial manner, =
saw mill and erist mill, ON such lot within said
township, shall be designated by the Board OF
Internal lmprovemen,hes same shall be entitled TO a
deed of such lot; and each individual shall receive
a deed from the Land gent for his respective lot,
without any further consideration, conditioned how
ever. for the performance ofte settling duties re-
qui ed by law.
SEC. 3. Be itfauther enacted, That from and af-
ter the passage OF this Act, all Acts and parts OF
.acis inconsistent with the provisions Of this Act, be
and the same are her, by rppeaed. tls. ~
In The House Of Representatives, March 23
1898. I his bill, having had three. several
readings, passed to ho enacted. ' ~
( 4. ,Nrs ELISHA II. ALLEN, Speaker. II
In the Senate, March 49, 1913. This Bill,
having had Two several readings, passed 10 be
enacted.
MS LITTLEFIELD, President
March 80, 1885. Approved e4a
EDWARD KENT.
Secretary's Office. !
Augusta, March &c. 1888.
A true copy ofthe original on file.
+ - s.'i..-a Attest, SAM'L p. BENSON, ~
Secretary offs State.
The following newspapers are requested 10 pub
l;sh the ABOVE nalce and Law, for two months
and forward their bills 10 this office. for payment
Portland advertiser, York County Herald, Oxford
Democrat Kennobec Journal Lincoln Telegraph.
Waldo Patriot, Somerset journal, Northern States
man Gazette 81 advertiser at Calais, New England
Farmer at Eoston, and New Hampshire Statesman
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
Pittston May s, 1888.
Sale of Logs at Auction.

TAJO ICE hereby given that there were ON the
4 v first day Of May, instant in my boom in Gar
diner in the County Of Kennebec, at the rolling dam
brook! quantity Of pine, Spruce, Hemlock and
hard wood logs estimated to be about two thousand
in number. containing sundry marks, which logs
have been taken up in Kennebec river and secured
BY and were on said first day Of May instant I'M
claimed, and the boomage and other expenses upon
the same have not been paid ortendered. l shall
therefore sell at said boom atpubc vandue on Sat
urday the 2Sh day of July next at 10 o'clock, Am.
all such logs aforesaid as at that time may remain
unclaimed and unpaid for aforesaid. agreeably to
the provisions of an act passed in March 1886 for
regulating private booms on Kennebec River.
! $3.50 asfs SAMUEL H. MOULTON.
Gardiner. MAY 2. 1885. ~. tf6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-10
Sale of Logs at Auction.

NJ Office is hereby given that there were on the
bee river near the ice house in Richmond in the
County of Lincoln, owned by John Merrill, and oc-
'cuped by me, aquantity of pine, Spruce. Hemlock,
and hard wood logs, estimated al about ono hundred
and fifty in number, containing sundry marks-which
logs were taken up and securedby me in said river
land on said first day Of May inst. unclaimed
the boomage and other expenses upon the same
have not beenpaid or rendered. shall therefore
sell at public yandue at said boom on Saturday the
2sth day of July next at o'clock, P. M. all such
logs aforesaid as at that time, may remain unclaimed
and unpaid for as aforesaid agreeably to the provis-
ions of the act passed in March 1886 for regulating
private booms on Kennebec river. @
~ 4 ass 49, ss JOSEPH IROTT. (
Richmond. May 2, 1888. 1880 tf6