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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
GUAR ANTINE.

finland after the 10th day oCMay ,andunt thel0th
q y of Oct. 1888, quarantine will be required
OF all vessels their officers crows passengers and
cargoes, ON their arrival from any port where any
contagious sickness doth or hath preyalIed-of aii
vessels on board ofwhich any person shall have died
of nny disease or been sick during their homeward
passage No person shuIl be permitted to go on
boa.d or to go on shore from any vessel when at
quarantine, without a permit from the health officer
Fishermen and all other persons are cautioned a.
sainst throwing any fish any filth into the dock,
or suffering any filth TO remain on their promises
whereby tho health of the inhabitants of the town
NAV be endangered; all violations of the law will be
strictly attended to. Vessels will anchor at the u.s.
uaI place of quarantine, nearly opposite the lower
Steam MILL and emo vessel shall be allowed GER
tfcate to proceed to town in any case whatever
While she laws above quarantine" All Pilots are
requested to attend to the above laws.
Per order. J. ELLSWORTH, Sec'y.
Bath, April 81, 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
SHIP CHI AN D L e r Y.

A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"a and for sale by ZINA HYDE 81 Co, Front
street. Bath; including CORDAGE, Manila and
Tarred from the manufactures of Plymouth, Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail
Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine of most descriptions.
ANCHORS ofalI sizes, warranted.
CHAIN CABLES, Sheets and Ties OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ranted for two years; also, English Chains Bolt e.
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, with
otIsr Cas,ings of all descriptions.
a JV;adlsss Nscks and Capsfan Spindtes.
zivC iSHEATHLNG Nails, IA new and appro-
pirate article zffI ait q -tzs#lffl sfe
NAVAL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass, ~
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts Htt f1t+e Oh
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered to the purchaser at his place of bus
ness, direct from the marulaciory free OF expense
to him. and at the manulacior's lowest prices
Bath Jan, 80, 1888,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
MAIL ROUTE.
SaGADAHOCK STEAM FERRY,
1T EgMsh V'iIENge.

TNHTS Ferry was established in June last. for the
- purpose Of affording an easy, safe, and expe-
dtous conveyance to travellers across the kenne-
bee at Bath. The proprietors have on this ferry
boat measuring Seventy tons, propelled by an en-
CINE of thirty horse power under the management OF
an experienced, skilful and careful engineer. 1t
would perhaps be sufficient to show the advantages
of this ferry the old ferry at Bath to state that
the mail proprietors, changed their mail route from
that ferry to this while the road leading to this
ferry from the East was in very bad order This
road has recently been very much improved and
now IS IN GOOD REPAIR, and persons crossing
the ferry at Bath will find this route far superior to
the other in every respect. BY it, the distance be-
tween Bath and Wiscasset is shortened s-4 of
mile, while the passage the river is at all
times easy, pleasant, perfectly SAFE and performed
in about four minutes. Travellers will ind Tor
their interest to pass this way, where constant and
ready attendance is at all times given
Bath MAY l6, 1898. 1oWf7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
Prices Reduced
At THE LOWER WOOLENs
CLOTH l.MANUFA Glory.
AT GRAY, (MdLNE.) i
JOHN MAYALL.

RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
Ia continues 10 manufacture WOOLE.N CLOTH
fran raw material at the following reduced pri-
ccs. viz Cassmeres at % to 55 cts. per yard, ac-
cordng TO quality. Satnets at 80 to 80 cts. per
yard, fine warp. Common full sClohat 80 to 35
cts per yard, according to quality. Walled at 80
to 80 2 cts. per yard, Banketing over 2yds wide
80 to 81 1-2 CTS. Flannel, ] yd swhite 10 cents.
Napt and colored % cents. Pressed do % cents.
Wool manufactured shares al the very low
est terms. Clotl, Dressed for is centspor yard
The above will be the prices, if the wool is ia
ken and cloth delivered at the mill lfdeivered
at Agents, 2 cts. per yard will be added
0T1he monev will be refunded for the making
of all cloths, manufactured by him that arc not
done in good and workman like munner If re-
turned within 2 months at his Factory from the
time delivered, and the current cash pric paid for
the wool received, or exchanged for any other kinds
of wouen cloths on fair terms. ". LEDYaRD.
J. nj. has spared no cost or expense to obtain
new and most approved machinery, and wiIlcxer-
else the greatest exertions execute his work in
style that will meet the wishes of HE customers,
and generous patronage from discerning public,
which is humbly solicited and will be thankfully
received. Those who deem it an ohjectto save
from 10 to Is cents on dollar respectfully in
vited TO call at the Lower Factor, and examine
the prices and cloths manufactured before leaving
their wool.
For tho convenience ofcusomers, the following
agents have been appointed, with either of whom
WOOL cloth, orders NAV be left, and the cloth will
be manufactured and left for delivery Geo. Small
Lnington; james Ford, Gray Corner; John b.
Ford. Norway; Clement Penncll, Portland, iscng
and Loring Buckfed, VIM. Ledyard, Bath.
Gray, May 1888. s4 "a s l2wks9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
Commissioners Notice.

0FaHE Subscribers, hereby give notice, that they
y have. been appointed by the Judge ofProbato
for the County of LncoIn-to receive and examine
The claims Of the several creditors to the estate Of
GEORGE B. MrrcHELL, late Bath ms said County,
Merchant deceased represented insolyent. That
six months from the 2lst day of February inst are
allowed said creditors TO bring in and prove their
cio;ms-and that we will attend that service at the
Counting Room of Clark & Sewalin Bath on the
second Monday of March next and the five following
months at clock F. NJ. .,o.
dated al Bath this 18th day OF Feb. A. .. 1888.
DAVID c. MAGOUN.
Asf.t ~ ~ FIREMAN CLARK:
Marobs. 4ea X, lsEs M49.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
@1act6 on @a1e@
Notice to Log Owners.

A LOT OF Logs about 500 in number Of various
IA marks were remaining in the boom OF the oao-
scriber In Pittston in the county of Kennebec the
frs. day of May instant unclaimed, and the boom
age unpaid The owners thereof are requested to
pay the boomage and other legal expenses, and to
take the logs away-or the logs will be sold agreea-
bly, to the provisions of the statute in such case made
and provided, at Auctions the Sale to commence at
said boom, on the 4th day of August next, at o.
clock A. M. FR.ANClS FLITNER.
Pt,ston Nav &. 1888. lOwf6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
Westfield Posi- Office. N. Y. Feb. is. 1888.

Dear sir-Ssveral: pressing cases demand the
Sanative at whatever expense it be sent to me;
II has effected some astonishing cures already, and
/ cannot aoait for the package you say is on the
way. ! wislyou would send me hafa dozen phi
als by MAIL and will put the extraprice ofpost-
age on the Sentative. Don't fail to send by the mail,
as t will come by weight at 81 per ounce as post
age, shall expectf in IL days from date.
Yours &c oRR1S NICHOLS, p. M.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
PR ESSED HAY!
JOHN B CROSS,
Farmer's Agent --- Portland.

HUAvlNG G. erected on Union Wharf, Mag q
h-,HsH azine, capable Of storing about two e
2 thousand tons Of Pressed Hay, would respect 2
. fully notify SHIP. WNERS that cargoes of &c &c
HAY may. at all times, be had without delay, 81
q at the owestrates, according to quality, d
8 The depth of water at the Magazine at to'o :.
e tide, being about nine feet. will afford at high 81
Is tide water sufficient for the largest sh'ps'
= where tho Navigation, in the coolest winters, Il
a. is seldom obstracted, single day, by ice. =
The arrangements ofthis Agency, are such, that
the largest vessels can be loaded, I'M taco, or three
avs. @iiI selected Hay.
Orders, will be faithfully executed with despatch,
at all times ofthe year
The Hay will be carefully re.weighd when de-
livered from the magazine.
Portland Feb. |, 1888. TAO.
Apply to d. C. .MAGOUN. Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
Beaver Post Office. Pa. March ], ls3s.

1yOu'eI I UsI OIIC6s a. vHdTCH y 1000
Dear Sir: Since last wrote you, have seen
several persons who have been using the Sanative,
and in eocry itsh has proved itself, worthy tho
name it bears. a young man Robert Mcllhery had
been wasting away in seated consumption for the
last two years-ahd by using this medicine about
SIX weeks, his cough, pains, &c. left him entirely,
and he is now SO we'll 10 be about his ordinary
business
Indeed sir, from the rapdity oftho sales, the val
ue of the Sanative may be safely determined.
am wholly out have daily calls for it, and wish you
would forward the more as soon as possible.
Yours &C.. "A. LOGAN, P. M,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12

NITIZENS OF MAINE ! Beware of Counter
u felt Brandreth's Pills, sold by one A. l.. Nor
cross, of Hallowel, Maine. Said Norcross Pills
are filthy composition, entirely different in their
effect from the genuine Gfany effect they do have)
which is very doubtful. would not forget to give
the said A. L. Norcross the credit Of making the
clumsiest, poorest apology for Brandrehs Pills thai
have ever seen, although have examined some
fifty or sixty different specimens Of Counterfeit
Brandreth's Pills. This said Norcross has dasnrd-
ly mpudence TO impose upon honest merchants his
spurious issues, with guarantee that they the
genuine Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills,
which is base fabrication, Honest citizens, please
have an eye on this decciving villain, and govern
yourselves accordingly, when you wish 10 purchase
Brandreths's Genuine Vegetable Medicine.
an # B. BR.4NDRETH. NJ. d.
10 Hanover street, Boston, (Mass 3m11
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
From the Postmaster of Clarcmopt. N. H.

FrOfn Tie Fostmaster OF Z IarcmOnt, m II.
~ The above powerful and invaluable medi-
cine is doing wonders in thir section ofthe country,
as well as in Others Applications for it have been
made in various places in this vicinity. A young
lady in this town has been restored from con-
sumption and confirmed in health by the use of
it-No mistake. She had been visited by various
physicians, but all to purpose. One phial Of
this medicine produced tile long desired effect. Il,
A few more bottles of this efficacious medicine
may be found at the Post Office ifapped for soon'
J, NYE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
ASSIGNMENT.

TIVE creditors Of Whiting A. F. Stevens of Bath,
il 1.-THE County of Lincoln, Tin plate worker, are
hereby notified that he has made assignment to us OF
all his estate excepting such property BY law ex
empted from attachment for the benefit Of all his cred-
tors to be equally distributed among such as shall be-
come parties to said assignment by calling either of
the subscribers. r. - JACOB ROBINSON
Bath. June =. 1898. EBENEZER CLAP.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
Plymotb Mass. Feb 6. 1928.

Dear Sir--l have abundance OF matter to tell you
concerning the Sanative, where it has performed
cures when those who have bought it, had scarcely
any faith in its efficacy. We have one person now
able to attend to her domestic concerns,s who WIS
ut the time she commenced ialsng it, confined 10
her chamber and prostratcd on her bed. will ell
you more when see you.
Respeclly, &c. ISAACB.RlCH.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
For sale.

YHyHE subscriber offers for Sale, as follows:-
81 viz
One Two-story dwelling house, now occupied by
r. P. Morse, situate the South side of Elm St.
very convenient and handsome house (new)
One Two Story dwelling house, now occupied by
5 DR.. Sam4 Anderson, and situate ono door North
: of Capt. Davis Hatch's dwelling house; said
house being in good repair, and well adapted for
one or two families
ALSO, FOR RENT
Now finishing SIX STORES, in the new block
opposite Sagadahock Ferry. Persons wishing a
good store, by making immediate application,
may have it finished to suit themselves
THOMAS HALEY.
March 1. 1898 IDS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
Sole Agent for Claremonl
Claremont, April 81, 1888"
Hartford, Ct. April I2, 1898.

Hartford, CT. April ~, 1898. N
ID ar Sir-My daughter, who had distressing
cough raised great deal ofmatter, and who was
afflicted with paLpitation of the heart, has tuken
Phial of the Sanative and is now WELL. Others
also bear testimony to its good effects.
Yours Respectfully,
ID f>nEcTOf>Ir
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
For sale.

THE House situated on the cor
Ah-slI T74A, ner Of Washington and chool sts
fffId III ;iiE4 recently occupied by the subscrib-
sssssssss.t er-for particulars inquire Of Da-
vd Holmes Esq. on the premises or to the subscrb-
at Augusta. CHAS. MARS1ON.
May I'd 1yf5.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
I From the Boston Morning Herald
GREAT EXCITEMENTI IN BOSTON!
AMONG THE MEDI-
CAL FACULTY ~

XE7 F. learn that the distinguished DR.. Watson,
Wv 216 Washington street, and DR.. 5 u. Hcw-
clt the celebrated Bonesctier, G97 Washington
street, Two of the most klful practitioners in Eos
ion } having witnessed The happy e6teis OF Gee
lck's Matcess Sanatve in several cases which
have come under their observation, have given tie
general Agent of this great modern medicine, per-
mission to refer 10 them through the public jour
mails. 1t is with pleasure, notice such acts of
DISTINGUISHED bencvolence and this noble gentrosi-
ty ofDr's. fl and w. bespeak their gennihep phi
anthropy.
Wc understand, DR.. Watson is ofthe opinion,
that rs the Samative LAS created such tremendous
excitement among the Medical Faculty, il must be
something extraordinary and far superior TO the
common nostrunis of the day-nnd there cannot
be doubt, but when the virtues of this great
specific shall be duly appreciated by Physicians,
they will frankly acknowledge it lobe Tic most
valuable addition which has been made 10 the Ma
terra Medca since tho days of HlPPOCRATES.
We further learn that the general Agent of the
SanatWo has liberty To refer his fellow czens To
DR.. Hewett, for two bery interesting cases which
came within the Knowledge of the Doctor One
of the cures, rs learn, was effected upon a.
young lady afflicted with "LuMBAR ABscEss and
so serious was her complaint, that she was miablc
10 submit to Dr. II 8 usual mode cf treatment in
such cases. He advised her to try the Sanatlve,
she did So and before taking one phial was en-.
,rey cured and NOT A VESrlGE OF HER
DISEASE EM.4INSi!! Another 8genlleman,
aged As, pronounced by all who knew him TO be
in "CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION" was
wonderfully restored to health by the use of only
one phia the Sanative--and he isnow well ane I
about his daily business as usual! We thlpr t"o
open and candid course pursued by Dr's. watson
and Hewctt richly entities them to the 'f'ing sfa.''
tn 10 of tho public-although they ray nave me
whole phalanz of the Medical F,cuity bouncing
upon them. cu..,;
Afier reading the above, and the i1llywlng eA-
,racts from Ie,tars addressed 10 DR.. Row land, BY
his Agents, who car for plomcnt doub. The pow
ers of the mighty Sanative?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
Rrssasetreth's Pals.

0MHE Subscriber has been appointed Sole Agent
w for the Town of Bath, for selling that wei
known medicine Brandreth's Pills; ofhim only me the
GENUINE PILLScan be obtained u. batn. . bo W
Iii, eli d;recs;ons HI HYDE, at the Bath
Swks9f DOCK sl2le
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12

Amherst, N II. Jan 1 1888.
DR.. Rowland-I sold pbial of the Matclless
Sanative 10 gentleman who was IN tongr ne
CONSUMPTION, pronounced PAST ANY hELrEF
and confined to his room-he had settled his affairs
and prepared 10 meet his ine. He has not taken
whole bottle, apd SAYS his health is perfect, mat
he is entirely we'll, and imputes the cure to tl'e
Sanatipe and to nothing else. dfany others who
have taken it make similar statements
Yours respectfully, &c.
THOS. Nj. BENDER.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12

Rush P. Office, Monroe Co NY. March IA, 1879.
Dear Sir-In AZ hours after | received the pack
age ofSanative, / sold all oflit-and have come
to the conclusion that it must be all that II IS re-
commended to BIO. It's sufficient to say, that INC
benefit derived from short use oft, has convinced
Tho most pre;udiced of its utility. The enclosed
money YOU will pass to my account, and WISH
Won to send me more of the Sanative as soon as
cconysnents3. N Respectfully, &c.
JOHN b. CROSBY ?. M.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12

Orand Post Office, Maine March 80, 1885,
Dear Sir The Matchless Sanative has had
wonderful effect in several cases in this town.
sold phial 10 man who had been sick with Con.
sumption and Rheumatic complaints for or
wears, and who was unable to dress himself when
he commenced taking it.. He has recently sent me re
ward. that he felt quite well, could dress himself
without any trouble, and thinks he shall wholly
recover Yours, in haste,
r. TRUSSEL, P. M.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12

HaverhilI. Mass. March 26, 1888.
M Dear Sir-Numerous cases have come to my
knowledge in whichtbe Sanative hasproved very
beneficiaI-and one case in particular, in which i
performed a aoonder can procure you good
Certificate from the patient if you wish Please
credit me with the enclosed money, and forward
me more Of the Sanative by the bearer.au el 4
"a. & y. So SOL Yours truly. 1885,
-. -, -. Tf1OS. G.. FARM SWORTH.
Cornwall Post Office, Vt. dprii 8, 1883. y,
Dear sir-The Matchess Sanatye is very high
IN esteemed in this quarter, and is getting into gen.
cral .,se Yours &c
sAM'L EVERTS, P. M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
Bv the President of the United States.

EN- pursuance of the provisions OF treaty between
n the United States and the Chckasaw Indians. made
aud concluded Pontooc Creek, on the trenisth day
of OctObcr 1892 and of the supp Elementary and eIpana'
tory articles thereto made and onciuded on ne isny
sccond d0Y If The same month and also OF me treaty
between The United States and the Chckasaw Indians,
made and concluded the City of Washington on the
tesnty fourth day Of Nay, 1874 !, MAX IN VAN
BUREN, President of the L States. do hereby declare
and mike known that public sale, for the disposal OF
snh Of the lands ceded 10 the United States by the id
Indians as hereinafter described, shall be held al
the Land Office Ponoloc. in Mississippi, on The FIRST
Monday in January next. viz:
Vest of The ChickaSGu meridian line.
Township TO- Of range e.
Fractional township H. of range q.
Fractional township IL, Of range g.
Fractional township 10, Of range Z.
Fractional township ii, of range q.
Fractional township 10, of range {.
Township A, Of range9.
Township 9, Of range @
Fractional township O. OF range 9.
Fractional township TO- of range Q.
Township 4, Of range 10.
Fractional township G. OF range ~
Fractional township 9 Of range TO-
Township 4, Of range ii
Fractional township :, of range ] |.
Fractional tow nshp :, of range ~
Fractional township 7, Of range l3.
The lands selected as reservations, under 1he provi
sons Of The said treaties be excluded ror the sale
The sale will be kept open for two weeks (unless the
lands ire sooner disposed off, and longer; and pf
waite entries of land in the townships oie red, will be
admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
The lands will be offered in quarter sections, and irac
tonal quarter sections, where such exist
Given under my hand, the City Of Washington, this
~ , fs' President =, NJ VAN buren,
JSo NJ. Moore,
.7cling Commissioner cfthe General Land Office
Oc,5 43-wllJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
40 REWARD Lost, on my return from t''en D.
~ w mond, on The evening Of The Jun lhsIanl,

EBn REWARD -Lost, on my teinrn rom nen !.
-. " mond, on the evening OF the lO'n instant
common size leather POCKET BOON, containing
Fifty dyllar note of the Virginia Bank one twenty one
Ten one Five and think Seven dollar mole: all Of
the Farmers and Virginia Banks Also, an unseated
letter to my sister in Richmond; paper containing
few religions propositions for the discussion Of Dr 1onn
< Co. c
The above named Fifty dollar note was counterfeit
having been changed from supposed I"o dollar n'te
did not discover il. until presenting IT 10 gentleman
!, Nsssrs Smith and Pamers Book Store, when he OBJ
served signed by the Clerks of the Bank t0T the
President and Cashier which is Illegal 70! any note over
FIVE dollars I afterward showed il in Messrs BALDWIN
& Kent's, Hill ~ Dabney's. &c. / Intended 10 nave
mad. an excron 10 find the origin Of this counterfeit
and will if | get it again. | have reasons to be-
Iiege lost ms Pocket Book before | left Richmond
ANY information in reference 10 II, left with Mr. Jas r.
Neae in Richmond or the subscriber will be- thankfully
received. LEMC I'll EDhAhDS'
Walkerlon. King & Queen. Dec. Is. CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
THE OHIO RAILROAD.

We stated some days since, in paragraph respecting
the proceedings of the Stockholders Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company at its recent general meet
ing that the President and Directors having happily
overcome the principal difficulties in their way, had de-
teruned prosecute with the utmost vigor The exten.
sion of the Road from Harpers Ferry westward TO Cum
berand Since that time several brigudes of Engineers
have been despatched for the purpose of making the
location of the route with little delay possible, and
they diligently engaged in The discharge Of that duty
We have now The satisfaction 10 refer the attention oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
POETRY.
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