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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION. Much ex-

THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION. Much ex-
element seems to prevail among the wing editors,
in Boston, and elsewhere, in relation to an article
which appeared in the Boston Atlas, week or two
since, wherein the claims of Gen. Harrison. the
most proper candidate for the presidency, was some
what strongly advocated. The article, appearing at
that time, although entitled TO great consideration,
appeared to us rather premature under all the cir
cumstances. It strikes us, that this business of
quarreng about men, might as well be referred to
the national convention, which is to meet in 1889,
and that the attention of the press, might be much
more probably directed, in setting right. and pgi-
flying the public mind, on subjects. of moro immeS
date, and vital consideration.
The truth is, there be no question, as to the
qualifications, and merits of either ofthe candidates
named by the Wings. As to Claims we consider
that neither of them have any, above hundreds OF
other, 1t is the people, that have the clai,' and
which ever they finally decide upon, it will be the
duty Of the whole party to support.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, &c

ARRIVALS, ,CLEARANCES, &c.
Az at Cowcs, .4ug %, ship Rochester, Owen, NJ
Oreals.
At Matanzas, 1llh inst brig M'Ielan, Lartabee, for
Boston, loading, Cocleco. Simpson Of Belfast.
Sailed from Liverpool, Sept 9th sh Europe, Drum
Entered outwards, Sept Z, stirling, Wscasset.
London 9Th, entered ouwarcs, Damarscotta, s etson
N. Orleans.
Sailed from Portsmouth, Aug 29, Vile de Paris,
Trott, from lavre for ~ Orleans.
AT St Ubas, Aug "a, Russia McMaEnus Antwerp.
Ar at Shells; lsi Antioch Barnes, Bremen.
Cid at Cardiff Doth, Corinhan Hames, New York.
Ar at ST Ubes, 24h, brig CLirssa Ann, Manson, Ant
werp.
Ar Cadiz, 18th, ship Manchester, Bosworth, Liver
pool.
At Matanzas, Sept 15brg Lincoln Doughty, disch'g
Ar at N. Haven 9th, brig ampico, Ballard, Gar
diner sch Oscar Chase, Augusta.
At Newport 9Th. sch Elizabeth Rog RS, Bath
At Nantucket oath sch New York, Smith, Bath.
At areham, 2Gth Henrietta. Kennebec.
At Gloucester 9th sch Mary hon,aston for N.
York. 2sth Lucy Ann, Kennebec; Dorcas, Ilar-
witch for Kennebec
In Hampton Roads 2Ist, Majestic, Ames, Thorn
aston.
Ar at N. Orleans 18th sh Majestic, Mustard Liy-
erpool
Ar at Salem 2lst schs Tribune .':arsh, Frankfort;
Pochahontas, Tate, homaston; Clio, Huff, Gard-
ner, 22d Sally. Hart St George.
At Portland, 9th, schs Hero, Rollins Bath;
Charles, Calef, Haowell, Romp, Haskell, Thomas
ton
CT at Boston 2sth, brig Samuel, Bartlett Path;
29th, Lancet, Amesbury, Camden /; Planet, Robin
son, Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.

WHEREAS WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN of
w irs!ol in the County of Lincoln and S tate Of
Maine had clnn by Mortgage deed dated No
vcmber l4ih 1878 and recorded in The Lincoln Reg
stry Jan 9th 1919 lib 1903 Fol. .3l to the follow
ing described Real Estate lying in Bristol Penn
aqud Point chilled containing thirty acres more
or less, bounded southerly by land owned BY Eph-
rain 'Tibhetls easery by the sea- northerly by land
of Samuel Martin and westerly by the Town road.
Also, one other lat of land living on Pernaqud
Point aforesaid, containing thirty six acres. more or
less, and bounded sontiery by land owned bv VIII.
lamNcl OILS easterly by the town road nlrihrrlv by
land Of Robert Mcfarland Michael Kent and John
Nichols and westerly by Pemtquid Bay--and is
The same land owned and occupied by George
Rogers the morrgager, late OF Bristol deceased .7d
whereas the said William Chamberlain on TIE third
dav of Jny A. d. 1c34. assigned said Mortgage
and Note OF hand signed by said George Rogers and
oncJanes Sprageaso lie of said BRISTOL deceased to-
rther wit, all his right tit aud interest theeiu;to
Henry Chamberlain Of Bristol aorrsaid aud whereas
the conditions ofte said mortgage have been broken
the said Henry Chamberlain CLAIMS to flrcclose the
above mentioned mortgage agreeably TO act addi-
tiona TO an act respecting mortgages and the righi
and equity ofredcmpon. Approved March 90, 535.
HENRY CHAMBERLAIN
Dated at Bristol iii 9th dav Of Sent 1898
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
".Nero .fadled while Romeeuas 0urning,'

".Nero fiiled achile Rome toas burning!"
The feastings and carousa!s Of the Loco-focoes
nil the State, and in many portions of the uni
ted States on account of the recent oftory
ism in this State, forcbly reminds us of the above
quotation. We have great many Neros in our
day, who so long they can retain their hold upon
the honors and emoume nts of the nation and feath-
er their nests from the public Golfers at the expense
of The people care but little, what becomes of Rome.
But what better can we expect from party who
have chosen man to rule over them, and whom
they have beensworshpng to licking the dust
from his shoes, ever since the CiIley duel, who
made his boast at caucus composed of loco focos,
that he "would go with his party, iii went to the
d -lr' This has been charged against Mr.
Fairfield time and again, and yet he, nor his friends
TO- him. have never seriously attempted refutation
of it. to onr knowledge. And from all appearances
we should Judge Mr. r. and his party acre determin-
ed TO be as good as their word The quicker the
ennsumatoa takes place. the better for those who
prefer to remain behind, and take of the ship of
ctate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
Commissioners Nosice.

NE7E having been appointed by the Judge ct
Wv Probate for the County of Lincoln. to re.
ceive and examine the claims of the creditors OF
Be- iamin R. Welch late Of Bath, in said County,
mariner, deceased, whose cstale is represented IN
solvent; give notice, that further time of three
months from the Dist of Aug irst has been allow
ed 10 said creditors 10 bring in and prove their
clams; AID that we will attend the service assigned
us at the Office Of Ebcnezer Clapp in said Bath.
on the first Monday Of September, October and
November next, from two clock to five O'Clock, r.
M. op each Of said DAYS.
EBENEZER CLAPP, ! Commits
JOSEPH SEWALL, siorers.
Dated Mt Bath. Aug 81. 1923 3w %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
EXECUTORS SALE.

THNO be sold. in pursuance II the last Will of
u John AlcFaddcn late of Georgctown in the
County of Lincoln woman, deceased. at the Com
mcrcial House in Bath on Thursday the
eighteenth day Of October nrxt at 2 o'clock
P NJ, all the right. title ans nteresfwch the said
McFadden has in the following described Lots Of
Land. situate on Arousicl Island in said George.
town, viz.
One Lot containing right acrcs more or less ard
bounded, west on Kcnnelscc River; moth on land
William and Woodbury. Potter east by ihc Drum
mond Marsh, so called. ard sonh BY land Of Isauc
Heal: with the buildings tllarcnn
Aso-One halfhe double saw mill together with
orc halfof all the land. piing places d water.
privileges, unto the same belonging, situate s1id
Island, called and known by the name of Pottcrs
Mills.
.Also--0ne lot, situate on said Island. bounded
west bv Kenncbrc River; north on lnnd of james
and John Siinspn east by land in posse ssion of
Andrew McFadden ard nth by the heirs of John
and Gordon Snipe. containing so acres more or
css.
Also One lot of Marsh on back River in said George
town and bounded north on M9rsh of Ezekiel
Drnmmond; east on benjamin SWEET, and south
and west on said Benjamin SWEET, continuing four
more or 'ess
.4sn-Onc other lot of marsh back River,
hou,ded north on marsh owned bv the heirs of John
and Gordon Snipe East bv Benz. SWEET. south
on back RIVER. and west by Benjamin Swett-f'nr
AlSo-One Ttaicl Bed in back River. living at
the south pert Of Bakers Point so called and bonn
ded north BY land Of Benjamin SWEET east and
south by the channel Of back River. ard west by
Benjamin SWEET and Thatch Island, continuing 8
acres more or less
Also-A lot of marsh near Poftcr's mills bounded
north by marsh in possession Of Andrew McFad-
den; east nv land of james Preston, south by land
ofEzckirl Drum nond and wet by crcek-con-
tanning about two arres-more or less.
Also a lot Of marsh near Poticr's Mills, bounded
north on Stnsons Dixie, so called: East IN the
crock; westerly and southcrly on William Potters
land-abnut enc acre.
Also n lot Of marsh near Potters Mills. bounded
easier'v and westerly hv land of VIM. Potter and
soniherly by the M Il Pond, about three more
or less
Also lot of Marsh bounded son'herly bv the
creek, and northerly by WIN. Potters land-2 acres
more or less.
For terms, apply to the subscriber. at Batf.
EBENFZFR CLAP, Executor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

MECHANICS FAIR. In another column, will
be found lengthy notice Of the articles, pertaining
to the Fair and exhibition at Portland The notice
of the article is not so full and definite, as our rea
ders perhaps, would like but they must remember
that in noticing so many productions, brevity is abb
solutey necessary The Fair, closes this evening,
and the sale of such of the articles to be dis
posed of, will Immediately take place.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
To the County Commissioners Of the Coun-
tyof Lincoln at Court held at Tops
ham IN said County on The first Monday
of September A. ID 1888.

of September A. ID 1888.
TNyHE undersigned respectfully represent, that
Ill new County road from Merrymeeiing Bridge
in Topsham 10 the upper Turner Bridge at Leeds
in the County of Kennehec, will he of great public
convenience, they therefore pray that the same may
he laid out and established according to law
WILL IAN NJ. ROGERS, and 207 others.
LINCOLN ss.-.at meeting of The County
Commissioners begun and holden at Tops
ham miihin and far said County on the
first Monday Of September A. u. 1888.
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered. that the pc
titioners give notice to all persnns and corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will
, Get at Merry,neetng Bridge in Topslam and have
requested the County Commissioners ofthe Coun-.
ty of Kennehec 10 meet with them the 9Th day of
November A. ID 1888 AT 10 o'clock m when they
will proceed 10 view the road described in their
petition, and Immediately thereafter, at some con-
venient place in the vicinity will hear the parties
and witnesses, and proceed TO 10 srch other things
in the premises as hy law may be required, by
clusing aticsie1 copy ofiheir petition and this
order thereon, to be served upon the County Com
nissioners for the said County of ennebec and al
so upon the County attorneys for the Counties of
Lincoln and kennebec upon the town Clerks OF
the towns of 1'opsam Bowdoin, Lisbon, Wales,
Green and Leeds, also by posting up copies ofthe
sime in three pm lie places in zach of said towns,
aud by publishing the same in the Eastern Argus.
being the Newspaper printed by the Printer 10 the
State and also in the Lincoln Telegraph printed at
Bath in the County Of Lincoln and in the Kenne
bee Journal printe at Augusta in the County of
Kenebec three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the service up
on the County Attorneys and upon the town Clerks
oftIe said towns of Topsham, Bowdoin, Lisbon,
Wales, Green, Leeds, Monmouth and Livermore
and posting up of said copies and the first publica-
ton in said Newspaper be thirty days at least be-
fore the time If said meeting, that all persons inter-
csted Fnay then and there appear, and shew cause,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
Valuable real Estate at
AUCTION.

HyUEsDAY Oct 9Ih1e3s-wi be sold at auc-
s j. ton.
The Store and lot on Front Street now occupied
by Bc,jamin Sinson
The lot measures ahent IS feet on Front Street,
and runs back about "a ret-and is one of tic best
stands for business in Bath. .9lso the main part of
the house on Washington Street, now occupied by
/ homas .7py.
Sale on the premises at Il o'clock a. M.
For terms aud particulars apily to 3 $
Bath Sept. 81 DC. M4GOUN,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

\ iEe We requested to say thatthe VanderbW,
will hereafter arrive at and start from Blackner $
Wharf instead of Kings wharf. Entrance to said
wharf being the street leading from Tina Hyde &
Co.'S store to the town landing
The Hunress arrives at Kings wharf, as usual.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
Rare Chance.

TOR Sale, the following real Estate in Bath. viz the
Il large Story Brick House situated on the
of Washington AMI North ST. Gets.
Also, the lot OF land opposite said House fronting
bout six rods Washington street and eight rods
Ncrth Street
Also, the two stores next north of that occupied by
alessrs Y lily lie s Co.
viii also be sold, one half Of the low deck Sch Mar
garrett hurtllen 10 tons about years old.
Ali of the above property will be sold at Auction on
the premises on Thursday the eleventh day Of October
next 10 o'clock A. NJ. unless previously disposed Of
at private sale. Terms made known at time of SAFE
For further information apply to
JOHN STOCKBRIDGE.
R,tI,. SAINT 0Ou, 1929
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
BANK OFFICERS.

LINCOLN BANK. GEO. F. PATTEN, Prest.
&. r. Paten, VIM. Richardson, Joshua Page, Asa
Palmer, sam1 Gray, Levi Houghton. and Ammi R.
Ter.
COMMERCIAL BANK. JACOB ROBINSON,
Pres J, Robinson, VIM. d. Sewall, Gilbert Trufant,
Thomas NJ Reed, and Wm Patten,+ Directors :
THOMAS .9GRY Cashier.
SAGADAHocK BANK. JOSEPH SEWALL,
Prest. Joseph Sewall, L. d. Robinson Thomas
Harvard, John Smith, VIM N. Reed. VIM. Pur-
ringtonsa Moses Riggs, Directors. DANIEL F.
Baker, Cashier.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

WING GAIN. Mr. Grundy Of Tennessee has re-
signed his seat in the U. s. Senate, in order to en-
ter upon the duties of his Office Attorney General,
and Mr. Ephram II. Foster {Whg) has been APP
pointed by the Governor, to fill the vacancy. Mr.
Foster has already been elected by the Legislature
for the term Of six years from The fourth Of March
next,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
NsbaAstE

rs hereby given that the subscriber has been duly
appointed administrator of the estate of John
sonle late OF Woolwich in the County of Lincoln
house wright, deceased, and has taken upon himself
That trust by giving bonds the law Directs All per-
sons having demands against said deceased's estate,
are requested to exhibit the same aud all persons in
debted to the same called 10 make payment.
Woolwich, Sept %, 1888.
JAMES NJ. SOIIIE administrator.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
SPOKEN

SPOKEN.
Sept 9Th llt 36 lon "a, 60 Sch Lafayette, from
Bangor for Martinique.
lo,h lat "a | 2 lon -, brig Zoroastcr, Thomaston
for Mobile, with loss of boats, bulwarks, DC would
put into Charleston
10Th LAT - A. Ion 70, sch Wadoboro' DAYS
from Thouasfon for Mobile
Aug - off G 'bralfar,brig New Eng'a Crook
or from Ceite for Pernamhuco.
Lat SO. lon rs, mo datc) sch Norman Young
Thomas'on for Mobile, with loss of sails, and ma
king fer Cape Henry.
Sept Goth lat "a 6, Ion 73- ship Nance Nichols
Iof Gardiner days from Philadelphia for N. Or
ears.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

sE5eFlorence and other correspondents will re-
ceve attention. We fear of our fair correspon-
dents, have fallen asleep Where is II. ?-where is
w. and others too numerous to mention. Wake
up Ladies and gents and give sprnlsling of Faith
Literature, now that election is over Katrina on
ahead.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

We acknowledge the last numbers of the Ladies
Book, Ladies' Companion, and Pareys Magazine
all interesting as usual.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

In Petersburg the price of wheat fell, on receipt
of the Engand's news to e rs for red and 81 80
for white. Tobacco and Cotton not affected.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
SAILED.

ept 80 Bark Lnvant. Hcrrick, Texas.
Sch VIM A cher, Watson, West Indies
Sch Helen, Wood. Marblehcad.
Sch Comet, Scholficld do.
frig Austin, burlington, Providence.
Brig Reporter, Carney, Phad lphia.
Brig Cervan'es, llsley, Havana.
Sclls .7rab. Broad >trct, Philadelphia.
Sch Banner, Blish. Mobile
Sch Cores, Decker; ~ York.
Sch Eliza, Warren. Lewis Boston.
Sch Shipwrsht, M'Clntock, do
= Sch Maria Jane, Amstin. Warren, r. |.
Sch Globe, Lev is. Boston.
Brig Mary Averill, Harvard Balimore
schs Olive Branch, Shaw, Boston.
Sch Bctsev, Ably. do
Sch John Adams. Pray, do
Brig Lexington. Perry. Warren, r. |.
Schs Eliza .1nn, Welconb. Ipswich
Sch WIN and Louisa. Stanford, Salem.
Sch Herald. Russell, Boston.
Sch Nantucket, Hawes. Nantucket
Sch Don Qnixotie, Coldwell, Saler1i.
Sch Mainr. Blanchard, Boston.
Sch Post Bov, Beals, do
Sch Constitution. Cav. Newbnryport.
Sch Susan, Salby, Boston.
Sch Resolution, Merryman Portland
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

ELECTIONS THIS MONTH. Georgia and Ar
kansas, the first Monday; Maryland first Wednes-
day; South Carolina second Monday; New Jersey,
Pennsylva and Ohio, second Tuesday.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

Another Wing Representative. We learn That
HARRISON BLAKE was yesterday elected Repre-
sentative to the next Legislature from the towns of
Harrison and O,isield.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
.Yl,p, emticc EV'Mtstess.

AA 'dNFED immediately, at the printing bust
w ness. smart, active, ard intelligent lad,
about or 10 years ofage. None need apply, I'M.
los tn ey can produce ample recommendations as 10
honest y and good character. Good encouragement
will be given on application to this Office.
Dot 4 1851 ". ELISHA CT ..4RKE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

To the Hon. County Commissioners ofthe
County Of Lincoln al a Court to be held
at I'opsham on the first Monday Of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1893.
THE undersigned Inh btanF of said County respect
i fully represent that County road from the Merry
meeting Bridge in Top sham to the Cahancc bridge in
Bowdunham, by the way Of the bridge authorized by
the Legislature Muddy river, will be of public
venience they therefore pray thai the may be laid
out and established according to law. 80 r.
BENJAMIN RANDALL and l6l others.
LINCOLN, ss.-.4t a meeting of the County
Commissioners btgun and holden al Tops
ham, seithin and for said Cousty, on The
first Monday Of September A. d. 1888.
On the foregoing Petition. Ordered that the Petitioners
give notice to all persons and corporations inerestedtat
the County Commissioners will meet at Merry meeting
Bridge in 'Topsham on the 81 day OF November A. d.
1888, TO O'clock A. NJ, when they will proceed to
view the road described in their Petition and inmedi-
" after at convenient place in the vicinity, will
hear the parties and witnesses, and proceed to do
such other things in the premises by law may be re-
qured by Causing aested copy of their petition and
this order thereon to be served upon the County Aor
uey and upon the town Clerks Of the towns Of Topshst
and BowdonLam also by posting up copies Of the same
! in three public places in each OF said Towns, ard by
publishing the same in the Lincoln Telegraph three
weeks successfully the service upon the Copnv Attor-
ney and upon the town Clerks Of the said tnws Of Tops
ham and Bowdorham and posting up of said copiesand
the first publication in The Telegraph 10 be thirty days
al least before the time Of said meeting that all persons
interested may then aud u,e appear and shew cause Il
any they iave'wy sus prayer said Fetioness should not
lie granted, - s,ss...z. Z. &
A,,e.,-JAcoB SMITH. clxRr.
T! copy Anest-- COB SMITH ctsaxi
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

sCPMore than million of dollars, has been de-
posted in the N. Y. U. Rank since it was open
cd, Its stock is up to $i23, share.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

The q. s. Circuit Court commenced its session
at Wiscasset, Nondly,-Judges STORY aud WARE
upon the Bench.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

\ The Steamers John w Richmond and Narragan-
seit were TO race on Tuesday last, without passen-
gers, for $1,000 q side
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
GENERALLY

l.
MR.. IT. HYDE of Bath has been duly appointed
Agent forthe sale of he n ID \ y PU RI TIVE
PILLS, tho County of Lincoln, an he has this day
received his certificate of Agency together with supply
of the Pills. OF him YOU be assured Of Obtaining the
genuine Pills. For full particulars of the E1tracrd,-
narH EHcacy of the INDIAN PURGATIvE PILLS
read the following and an advertisement in another part
oftiis paper
II IS wyihen in Mebook Of Mature and Cos'-
mon Sense, that the natural vcgetable
productions Of eoery climate, are sufficient
Improperly applied, to heol all the diseas-
rs incident to that climate.
THIS PRINCIPLE rs IN ACCORD
ANCF with the vie Of the learned plysiolo
gists who have examined into the effects of veseia
bic medicine upon the human system. 1t is fact equal
" notorious h,t the aboriginal inhabitants of this
try have aatsd greater skill in the administration of
the simple remedies Of nature, than the most scientific
physicians have been able to compass with all their
mostr,us. This fat las Induced the North American
College of Ileail, examine infinitely INTO tire medi-
cines used by he distinguished Indian doctors, and
subject them all those chemical necessary
for asceraining their precise effect upon human sys-
The result of these exaIlinati and ,preser
we'd in for several Years, is the cnnpounng of simple
and cheap vegetable medicine which the proprieors
ilcnty believe il administered seasnnahly, and in the
ncipent stages OF disease, is adequate to the
Of all the ils of the hes engendcred in this climate.
PRICE 25 CTS PERBOX.
! GTAll communications applications for Agencies
must be addressed thus, ''N. L. office N. A. College Of
Health, 1913 fremont street, Boston,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

FROM CANADA. Late accounts from Canada,
bring intelligence of the resignation of Lord Dur
ham lit is his intention 10 proceed Immediately to
England. 1t is supposed Sir Wmot Horton will
succeed him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

Tuesday, the goth of November next has been
appointed by the Gov. of Massachusetts,, as day Of
Thanksgiving and Praise,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
the public.

The following recaptuIation of the votes at the
late election, are perhaps, correct as any before
the public