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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-08-17

AccideHt-Mr Wonhington, keeper Of
the Hampden Hotel in Springfield, Mass,
While driving very spirited horse in this
village yesterday morning, was thrown
from his wagon and had one his legs bro
ken.-Saratoga Seatiael
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-08-17

A lad named Benjamin franklin Mead,
about II years old, belonging to the Farm
School on Thompson's Island, was killed
by lightning on Monday afternoon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-08-17

nFThe Democrat writer's appear to think
that the authors OF the Wing Address do not
understand their own principles. The mis-
understanding is altogether their own
They have been so long in the practice of
charging the wings with principles which
they themselves only are capable OF enter
tanning, and with practices which themselves
are only guilty Of that they begin to believe
their own falsehoods To be given over TO
such strong delusons" as to believe ones
own lies" is said to indicate the last stage of
a selfabused profligacy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-08-17

The Bennington Gazette says, There new
er has been time when the Federal party of
Vermont were making such unparalleled exer-
uohs 10 carry Vrrurv'', az the present time. ~
True, and there never was time when tneir
prospects were better. He adds,
GAS yet the democracy have done nothing
to counteTact their effects II is time to arouse. y
It's too late. Printing Duncan's speech can't
save you. Farmer Jenison has tho start of
Lawyer Bradley, and Cashier Cieares, will
cieaue in vain to your party for the Office of
Treasurer of State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-08-17

CA lie lceH stuck TO-, SC. The Burlington
Sentinel goes ahead of it's compeers in lying
about Bonds speech this paper makes il on
nine days long,at s 900 per day!-V. Watch
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-08-17

a "Reminiscences Albany Evening
journal, re-publishes the following letter as an
illustration of the manner in which Banks were
once chartered in that state, in answer to
challenge of the Argus for proof that Mr..
Van Buren's Safety Fund system was ever
made subservient to political purposes:
"ALBANY, 9th Jan'ry, 1892.
Dear Judge-Yours Just received There
are more applications for Banks this year than
ever before. You must make out a complete
list ofDirectors, Officers, &c., and if obtained,
you must know ho,c. 1t MUST be JACKSON
BANK, and the BANK JuNTo in this place must
be allowed to have a finger in the pie.
Yours truly,
PHI. MAXWELL.
u. ALLEN, Judge, &c.
The Bank referred to was the Sacketts Har-
Dor Bank, then in embryo, and Mr. Maxwell a
jackson Member of the Legislature, recently
appointed Surgeon in the Army. Judge
Alden is the present Postmaster at Sacketts
Harbor.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
Natchez Free Trader.

GREAT BRroGE.--.-The Virginia papers
boas, of a rail road bridge erected BY The
Richmond and Petersburg rail road com
pany, over the James river. Fors,rength
and symmetry, it surpassess every work Of
the kind in the United States, or perhaps
in the world. Its length $4,000 feet. The
space between the piers is leo feet. The
whole elevation is 60 feet. tits thus
constructed. There eighteen piers Of
masonry immoveably planted upon = solid
work Of granite in the falls Of the river.
Substantial lattices surmonnt the piers.and
on the lattices issplaced the floor of the
rails. The strength Of the bridge will en-
able il to resist, without damage, the as
saults ofihe most VIOLENT hurricanes, and
the greatest floads cannot move its firm
foundation.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17

WATER WoR1.s BANK OF VIcKsBuRo.
We learn that this institution has made
arrangements with the Mississippi Union
Bank TO take their notes at per cent dis.
count. Our last quotation Of this paper
was at 10 per cent. discount for bankahle
paper, or IS discount for specie. The T.
Mon Bank is now drawing on PhiladeI-
phla at 8 per cent premium for its own
notes of ten per cent. 1t will therefore be
readily perceived that those mites are
worth 10 cents on the dollar being with
in three per cent Of the best" Mississippi
bank paper abroad.
Natchez Free Trader.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17

andrepsated efforts were made Ly
10 lncucea RECESSION, when not LONG
ne sent Wilson $1,000 and ali i
notes, except one for $4,000 which
neen transferred 10 DR.. Duncan Of M
ez, Wilson still refused to reuder ID
sion Jules Gibson would return him
note in DR.. DIS hands. So the mi
stood until last Friday, when II au|
THAT Gibson, Simpson. one James M
son, man BY the name of Clark, -
Boyt, - Hooper, and Dad
came to Wison'splanlation about 0 q MI
A. M. When they arrived, Wilson
ped to the kitchen to order breakfast Fl
mem; on his return, he found them st
ing 10 and near The door OF his house
told him he should not enter Il: that n
had come to take possession Of his proI
ty lhen-and ordered him 10 leave /
premises. He refused 10 do 90. ths,l&
tue same time threatening him, and II
playing surdry pistols, bowie knives. al
Morrison approached Wilson and AL
manded him TO be of, and seizinp an ayd
handle near at hand, beath him most unmer!
cllaIly, and left HIM PROSTATE in the yurd
MORRISON then got upon Wilson's horse;
went into the cotton field and drove ID,
negroes through the yard, with the inn \
'ion OF taking them of. BY this time all
things were prepared for the company d
start. Wilson had crawled INTO the house
got his rifle, aud shot Morrison through
the head, Killing him instantly. He then
got a shot gun-Boyt raised his gun d
fire at him, bu. Wilson fired first, and sho,
l5oyt; his recovery is thought very doubt
iul. Gibson, Clark. Dawson, Simpson
aud Hopper, then moved of with the ne.
groes, and it is said, BY Simpson, tha,
Wilson cut across to part of the road lhey
were compelled 10 pass, and as they camo
by, fred aud killed Clark, wounded Glib.
sen slightly, and perhaps one or two OH.
ers.
vi oc'uiUay SltnpaOfl came 10 THIS place
and on his deposi,ion, a State warrant was
issued for Wilson by v. Butler. ESQ.
Wilson made no a:,emp, to escape, but
was met and taken into custody by Mr..
Cairon, '.,e deputy sheriff on this way
here. a subpoena was then issued for
Gibson and Simpson to attend as wines,
ses, an officer sent to Black Hawk (where
they were) after them. They lett, how
ever, as soon as they heard of his arrival.
An Attachment, was then issued to com
pei their attendance; OH this, the officer
returned non est in rentus. The Magis.
traee was then reduced 10 the necessity Of
taking the voluntary information Of thu
accused according to law. Ga Wednes.
day ev.ning,lWilson gave his. information
as we have stated above--upon which Mr..
Justice BuTLEg decided that he was
usliiable under the ninth section of
The Bill! os Rights in the Constitution Of
his State. Wilson was then released
from custody.
As the affair will, in all probability.
Undergo thorough judicial investigation
we forbear commenting upon it.
Carrollton Enquirer.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
[DruL RENcoNIRE.

ralled upon this week to record
n,re which took place a! Halls
hoo valley,in the lower part of
few days since, which re-
be death Of two individuals, and
ing of two or three others
sports are afoat in relation to it,
The best information we can get
u the verbal statement Of Wilson
-aignel before a Justice Of the
the circumstances are about
n December last, Senford v.
Ind Robert G. Simpson purchased
zn Gibson, of Vicksburg, attract Of
ID some forty or fifty negroes, and
! their notes to the amount Of
100 as the consideration. Gibson,
Hast spring, made propositions to
g. Simpson, to rescind the contract
me means he induced Simpson "a
Il recision and he surrendered to
is deed Tor bond for deed) to the
to which Wilson was opposed;
pntinued in the possession OF the
& during all the time. Gibson pro.
Wilson to rescind the contract,
.redhim $4,000 to do so--Wilson
10 tske it, ifhe would surrender to
les, and giveh'm 81, 900 in hand pay
balance In one and two years; to which
5son asresd.and induced him, Wilson,
go 10 vicksburg for the purpose Of get
9 tho money, which he failed to gst'
houph he remained there near two
eks. Wilson returned to his plantation
d went On to maks a crop. Various
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
the Democratic and Suites Rights

Y the Democratic and Suites Rights
es.
! Woodward1is a gentleman Of pro-
penetration, and as a politician has
N eriors. Heis a steadiast Repub-
devoted admirer Of the orthodox
4 Of '9S, anda firm and consis-
Of southern Rights. In him
would find faithful coadju-
Kalhouns, the Pickens', and the
Houth Carolina, the champion
Commerce and a warm advo,
Geat measure Of "deliverance
As a citizen Of Yazoo, the
be a compliment to the fer
III his nomination by the con-
be hailed with delight by
Aastic friends which this
thus ndeered to him by
llalnies. fhis noalin-
In, his election may be
Jake the field and fight
on the plains OF Mis-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17


G The steamship CUBA, arrived in
New Orleans on the Goth ult, 10 ten days
and sixteen hours time from New York,
having had during her voyage, much
stormy weather which she encountered so
well as to confirm The confidence felt in
steam navigation. She has undergone
many improvements to render her fit for
the dangerous navigation Of the Gulf, and
is highly recommended by the New York !
Inspector, as safe boat. The furnace
consumes much less coal than formerly.
SHIPWRECK.-The Walter Scott h,s
been wrecked on the Bahama Banks, with
200 passengers.
0tyThe democratic ticket has succeed.
cd in Florida territory. The democratic
ticket has also been carried in Iowa. Id.
Truth eonquers all things:
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
LEoNIDAs.

l. Glu6e.
II RESULTS OF
RECTIONS.
SKy proclaimed b. the
lCicyin the Sc na.e
in the House, a nd
nd Charles King
popular will was
the Administers.
relating to the
u be shown a,
sened that Mr.
one in his glo-
Alabama.
the express
e been since
II which the
Nretion in the
were fully
Message and
4f the 'Trea-
Il parties in
n the results
bince taken
he fe.d. - F.,
on lost one !
sions and |
of a new |
srnor was
majority |
ined :and
Con.
e hun
an
ion
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17

Truth eonquers all things:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
Notice so E0aecEossaTe.

NW,W1LI.TAM KENDALL. late Of Piston in The
w County of kennebec. Merchant, conveyed
to John ichard Of Bath in the coun of Lincoln
Merchant by deed Of mortgage dated July 18th,
1928, and recorded with the records for the Yves
tern District Of the county Of Lincoln vol 2 page
440, u lot of land stuaied in said Faith and bounded
as foiows 10 wit beginning nj an oak tree standing
little southery ofthe wharf formerly owned by James
Davidson & Co., thence running west to Washington
Street. thence North by said street ten rods, thence
East to the bank Of Kennebec River, thence North
twenty two feet, thence East TO low wafer mark
thence South by 10y water mark ten rods and TWEEN
tv-two feet, from thence west to the first mentioned
hounds, together with all the wharves and buildings
thereon reservng the reefs laid out thereon se-
cure the payment of ionr notes for the sum of three
thousand dollars as follows TO wit, seven hundred
and fifty dollars in one year seven hundred and Gfty
dollars IN two years, seven hundred and fifty dollars
in three years seven hundred and fifty dollars in
four years liom the date thereof all with interest
annually except the first note, interest after one
year 80 ~ the SAID John Richardson for valuable
consideration The twenty day Of July A. d.
1929 assigned and transferred the above mentioned
deed Of mortgage 10 William richardson Of said
Gath merchant
And the said William Richardson for valuable
consideration on the twenty second day of August
n. d. 1888 assigned and transferred Inc said deed
Of mortgage to James Lowell of said ah-whch
assignment ia recorded hh records for deeds for
W estern hi strict in the county Of Lincoln book IL.
page 1851 ard the cor din in said mortgage has
been broken by reason her ofthe said james Low
ell claims to foreclose the said mortgage.
JAMES LOWELL.
Path Nov 20 1885, 3w 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
BATH ACADEMY.

NM HE Winter Term will commence on Monday
~ Dee. "a. when females as well ms males VIII
be admitted re gnnr and systematic course It
study having been marked out for those who are
obtaining complete education the following studies
viii be pursued in the coming t,rm:
Arithmetic. Geography Prosody and Practical
Grammar. Pnrker's Exercises in Composition.
Chemistry, Latin. Greek and French-~iih rx'r-
cses in Reading, El6cuiion, Pcnnanship. Orthog-
raphy. and Sacred Music. Extra in truction will
also he given in Book keeping, Navg ''ion, &c.
Temporary scholars may he admit ed as usual
to pursue any of tho above strides. To such cs-
pecially as pursue the repulr lies, efficient
and complete course will be given, and in ms short
time, as at any other institution in the country.
It is highly important that all who expect to attend
should be in at the commencement of the term
S. II. GOODENOW, Principal.
Dec. G, 1893 3w So
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
NOTICE..
LECTURES ON BIBLE ILLUSTRATIONS
jos. WI. jerks.

JOS. WI. jerks.
Lately associate editor Of the Comprehensive
Com entar, the Eible) proposes to deliver three
lectures on
BIBLICAL ILLUSTRATION,
on the evenings of Monday. Friday and Monday,
the 10th, l4th and nth of Dec. in the TOWN
BALL Of sAPil. with
So RICH GOboRED VIEWS,
on so TO 50 SO are feet of surfics
LECT. ]. 7 he civilization ofEgypt, Babylon.
Phenecia, and the Solmohac age as connected with
the Bible. ID authentic views, viz. Pyramids, and
Nile Karnac Hail. Ruins in gypt, On Or Heopolis.
Edou, Ncph. Arara:, Dead Sea, Snai's Top, sinai
Valley, Sinai Convent, Petra, Eedouins, lords of
the Jordan.
LECT. n. The Persian Crecan, and Roman
civilizations in their relation to Scripture illustration
Is authentic views, VIZ Tyre, Tripods. idon, Jor-
dan iacob well, Modn, Acre, joppa, Askelon,
Map ofthe Lands, Water and Towns of Palestine,
iberiqs, Ramall, : hecheni, Hebron, Santa aba.
bethlehem
I.EC TT. T he Fble, why to be used in all
chooIs and how % views, viz. acli town and
a sea Town of Palestine Samara jerusalem i-olo-
mons Pools, 3 maps Of Pa me, 20 T., N. r.
and modern,) Gam, Cana, Nazareth. kishon, Pal
bee, Mt Ascension, Lebanon, Beyroot, abor,
orgeshi;,. Jericho, Fountain of Elisha, Antioch,
Rhodes. damascus.
Tickets at G. :. Jerks IT, Hydes and at the
door. Double ticket to the 81 90; single
ticket 10 the course, 75cenis; single lecture rs cents.
Sabbath schools with their teachers, at half pr ce.
D,pSS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
NOTICE..

gMyIEE Subscriber takes this method to notify his
IL customers and the public generally uhere he
is and what he has to sell. His -tand is situated on
Coyc's Wharf So ca.led). second door from Front
Street keeps constantly on hands large supply Of
Provisions and Groceries. ALSO Broai Clio hs,
Casneres and other articles fyarious descriptions.
SAMUEL PARKER.
Also as above, one first rate Lathe, fitted for turn
ing wood or IRON;
hose persons who have borrowed Tags, FusEcis
shovcls, Axes Furkins &c are request d to return
them forthwith. and will erase the cha &c 5. p.
Eath Nov %, 1873 3w 25
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
DIED.
n % Ks n q r. Eseg Z" sr.

ARRIVED
Nov so. Bark Madeline, Stevenson, Philadelphia
via Boston;
Erg Lapwing, Wilcox, Eoston;
] rig Pensacola, Kilgore, Portland;
Sch Fdwa,d Kent, Fogg l'oston;
Sch echanic, blanchard Boston;
Sch Sidney, Springer, pos,on.
Dec Sch Jane Heath, I5oston
Dec Brig Fox, Coolnbs "a DAYS the Mole ,Gaud
with molasses TO " m. burlington, Left at t. Pc
tire, 10th ult. briggs James, NJ ay, Of Path disch q
Cornelia, Gray, of do discharged Nov 81 lat IS
liz lon ~, spoke sch Volunteer, 10 days from
nathan for North Carolina
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
TIE HAIR! THE HAIR! THE HAIR!

FE9l1 e Inhabitants of Boston and vicinity are as
II tonshed NJ the wonderful c acv of the gen
nine BUFFALO OIL II has recently been dis
unvered 10 be the nts. efecuai remedy now IN
,se to promote The growth and improve the brairy
"i the Hair Ii is fast taking the plnre Of all Other
preparations. Price 81 l cents. As a security
aganSt cnnneriris please observe the sgi azure OF
the proprietor, VIM. Brown, none other gcnu ne.
Also. an expensive engraving representing But.
:llo Hunt. For place ofsaIe and full. description
Iri-ns. olsenrvn in ann:iinr ..s.".
NV 1888. 1yr 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
PROVERBS.

A mob has many heads, but no brains.
That trial is not fair, where affection, or
prejudice, is the Judge.
War, hunting, and love, have thousand
pains.
Blushing is virtues color .--Conscience
is the chamber of justice.
Scurrlity is the corruption of wit,as kna-
very is of wisdom
Hope is a working mans dream.
Drunkenness turns man out OF himself,
and leaves a beast in his room.
What maintains one vice would bring up
two Children
True valor is fire; bullying is smoke
When honor grew mercenary, money
grew honorable.
Worth has been moderated, ever since
wealth has been over-v alued. AN ass COW
ored with gold is more respected than a
horse with pack-saddle.
He that makes himself sheep will be
eaten by the wolves.
white glove often conceals a dirty
hand.
Be what you would be called---we are
bound to be honest, not rich.
He that marrics widow will often have
dead mans head thrown into his dish.
Wine has drowned more than the sea.
Idleness is the sepulchre of a living man.
Not the pain but the cause makes the
martyr.
Fortune gives too many too much but to
none enough.
Men would live exceedingly quiet, if the
words mine and thine, we're taken away.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
SAILED.

Dec g. Ship Augusta, Given, n Orleans;
Park Ellen, Nc AIMS llavanna;
Irig Empire, Merryman, Charleston, S. c.
Brig ordeaux. Morrison do
Sch Orbit, Heddenn, iarbafloes;
: oh jasper, Reed, avannah, Geo
Sch New England Davis. York,
Sch Fair Dealer. NTH do.
sch Orient, Webb, Boston;
Sch Resolution, Aierryman, do.
Sch Helen. Wood. do.
Sloop Hannah. Eowher, do.
Dec s. sch Savannah Gunner, w Indies;
Big Austin, burlington, " Indies.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES

A TEACHER having been recently d:sanpnin.
ted or sitnaton, TOR leachng in sclloo, where he
taught the last winter ard received compensation
oi tiiirtr five dol mrs per men'b is n9w drsrnns Of
obtaining II Town OF Primiry sciiGo for the ensuing
winter. He has been engaged in tie bnsn Of
tnacliing every inter r he st tci y.ars, e,relt
one. He has abundant reroiurntnda ions aetn his
qualifications &c. Should any h ,se 10 enpes hHn
,bcy will call i,a,nedia,elr IN
MELISSA IARKE Of Bath.
Bnih Nav cl 1873 ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
ELLIOT HOUSE

THIS HOUSE has beer, recently
nSl-sNH1 TIA builf and furnished at much ok
&ss5 sSs:Es pense;and is e,sry way calculated
SSs.'sssesS 10 supply the wants Of ibetocowo,
tive public -. ~,
Among other advantages. it Is situated in tbs
centre, and business part & ihe iowr;- in the inns
mediate vicinity of the principal wbarvcs, steam
boat landings, Post Oairc, Custom House DC. IN
boint Of location. capacity aud arrangements, il il
moi only cacniatcd for men Of business generally,
but il well adapted 10 the wants Of gentlemen OF
families visiting for pleasure.
The Charges will be as low NJ any house %
similfr Kind in this section of tho country
N d. The establishment is furnished will, ara.
pacious aud comfortable sable uilicll will be con-
SANITY attended by the most faithful OstIes. Car
rngcs and horses will be kept to let.
Bath Nov. 1898 tf32.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
CARD.

The members of the Bath Mechanic AS
soclation, tender their sincere thanks, to
those gentleman and ladies', who so kind
ly volunteered their services, with vocal
and instrumental music, on Tuesday eve.
Per Order.
]. II. NICHOLS.
Dec 9th. Chm Committee.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06

Nov IA OF sand Key, ship Diadem, Lambert
from Path for n Orleans.
Nov 10. oh the Bahama Eanlis sch Choctaw. Of
Casiine, flow Norfolk for Altalapass, La
Nov =, Cape Cod y. w. so miles, Brig Henry
i'aman, l.ansdon, from Bath for Maanzas
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06

A NATURAL REMEDY-Applica-
ole 10 our Constitutions-an COMPETENT to
cure every Durable Dissase-n'ay be found
in The
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
COE,ardnevsEaip Notice.

FH7IiE subscribers have this day formeda Copart-
IL nershp for the transaction of general Com
r. sson business undor the firm OF Richardson d.
Co. ORYlLLE RICHARDSON,
Rn P. RICHARDSON.
New York Nv &c 1878 On, &c
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
STOVE e. TIN-WAIsE
MANCFACTORY.
I'll Tie lid Stand. 8 ~

q ] the oh stand. nearly opposite q Hyde q
IA Cos store. may he found "A complete assort-
ment of CooSing, Parlor, Shop am all other stoves
no'v in Demand
Fanneli Of all deserirtions, constantly on hand
and nadr to order ~
ALSO "a
! complete assortment of Tin. Jappancd. and
e''iianna WIRE. together with many other articles
IN lis line, all Of which will be sold rsry cheap
ior cash. or cheap FIR GOOD credit. s8
It Gall and see--no charge FOR looking. ,sss@
WILLARD Wal KER
n 3. III persons whose notes and bills haya
bcroine due, would do we'll 10 call AID settle i'm.
mediate y. or they viii --.
Nov go If Wv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
TO DEtINQuENTs.

All persons indebted to this zee for papers, jobs,
or advertising must settle up, and PAY Down forth
with. This is reasonable and just, and Of course
needs no apology.
N. B. Our sincere Acknowledgements to all such
rs have paid up.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
DISSOLUTION.

FEyHF Copnr,nership hcie'o ore existing hetwern
n III. subscribers under the firm Of Richardson
& McCobb, was, this day diss lived by mutual con-
sent.
ORViiLE RICHARDSON,
HEHRY B. McCOBD.
New York, Nov l9h 1888. 2n3G
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
Sc fI&S'

More t an rs 600 bottles of this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally N the State of
Nfaine) since it was first offered to the pubic by
the original inventor and proprietor. J. u. Sears, a
few years since
1t is undoubtedly superior to any othe, Article Of
fered to the public; ns seldom fails in giving relief
where il is taken in due season.
For sale by J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
WOOD HAY ~ LIME.

NOR Sale at MOL & Stnson's Wharf, in gum
M titles to suit purchasers, prime lot of Wood
HHy and Lime.
s. C. ssTNsON, s. Co.
Nov. "a a,v 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
CLOCKS :! CLOCKS =!

UUsT reed and for salo at No Q Rogers new
- brick block. w. A. r. STEVENS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
STOVES :! STOVES n
.EOSEPEn q. 4KERRET,
Agent for The Waryn Furnoce a.

agent for The Warren Furnace Co.
EE as takenthe Store formerly occupied by Clapp
& foynton wfereshe offers forsaIe Mt Whole
sale and Retail, the largest assortment Of Cookne.
Parlor, Couniing-rootn aud shop Stoves, together
with stove appariitus and Iron Castings, ever offered
in the state Of Maine. Alzo Fire Frames Cadronss
Oven months. fish md poiler. doors, and good
supply Of Stove Pipe, tin and copper Furniture, and
Iron Poilers 10 sell separate from stoves Jv.T
being the manufacturer Of the above Castings can
afford them extremely cheap for cash or approved
credit
Orders for castings Of all descriptions solicited.
Path, Nov. 2i, 1893. tfsf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06

Men would live exceedingly quiet, if the
words mine and thine, we're taken away.