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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-20
CoparancrsIaip Notice.

TENI1E subscribers have this day formed Copar t.
NJ nersiip for tho transaction Of general Com
n ssion business under the firm of Richardson &
Co. ORVlLLE RICHARD SON,
Wm z. RICHARDSON,
New York Nov. 90, 1898 2m &C.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
oNLow splRITs.-Low spirits is certain

Am LOW SPlRITS.-Low spirits is a certain
q y tate OF the mind, accompanied by indigestion,
wherein the greatest evils apprehended upon lhe
slightest grounds, and the worst consequence I'M
agined. Ancient medical writers supposed TINS as
case to be confined 10 those particular regions OF the
abdomen, Technically called hypochondria, which
situated heright or left side OF mat cavity,
whence comes the name hypochondrlasls.
SYMPTOMS The common cofporeal symptoms
are, aatu'ency in the stomach or howes acrf crnc-
taons, costiveness, spasmodlc pans eioo.ness,ain
ness ofsight, papaions and often IN utter inabll-
" Of fixing the attention upon any subject OF impor-
lance, or, engaging in any thing hat demah1s vlgor
or courage Also languidnuss-the mind becomes
irritable, thoughtful, despondlng, melancholy and
detected, accompanied with ioiai arrangement OF
the nervous system The mental ieeilhes and PC
culiar train ofdeas that haunt the Inauguration aud
oyerwhelm the judgment, exhibit an minnie DIVER
sity. The wsest and best Of men are US open 10
this affection as the weakest. ;,
CAusrs.-A sedonlary life of any kind especially
severe study protfactedto late hour IN the night,
and rarely relieved soeal intercourse or exercise;
dissolue habit, great excess III eating ana drink
ing, the immoderate Of mercury, violent pnrga-
tives the suppression of some habitual discharge or
long continued ernp,on; reaxaiion or oep'ilty OF
one or more important organs wthlh lile apaoihent
is frequent cause.
1'REArmESr.-The principal objects OF treaimen
are 10 remove indigestion. 10 strengthen the BODY
and to enliven the dsrits which may be promoted
by exercise, early hours, regular meals ana pleas
ant conversation. Tic bowels Qf costiye) bcine
carefully regulated b the occasional use oil mid
aperient. We know nothing better calculated TO
| obtain this end, than DIR. Vim. Evans's .Aperienf
Pis-beng mild aud certain IN their operation The
bowels being once ceansed, his incst'mahe Camo-
mile Pills, (Which are tonic, anodyn and antsnas-
modc) are am inialIible remedy, and without dispute
have proyeda great blessing TO the numerous public.
Sone physicians have recommended free use Of
mercury but I should not be resorted to as in
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
sANCTlTY or. TIE SABBATH.

The great DIR. johnson on his dea,h-bed
sent for his friend Sir Joshua Reynolds and
required Of him or the strength of their
friendship, that he should promise him
two things. The first and the hardest'so be
obtained was, that Sir Joshua would PROM
Use him that he 'rould nerer again paint on
the Holy Sabbath! What noble subject
would this interview have made for the PEN
Gil Of Reynolds! Oh that persuasion mighty
as that of Johnson, and entrcaty thrilling
as that ola dying genius, might fall upon
the ears, and the hearts, of all the people
of God in this land, till they awake TO the
sanctficaton of,the Sabbath
Christians must be taught that they can
not own property in boats, rail ways, or
canals, or in any other business by which
the Sabbath is violated. They cannot,
will not do it, and act Christian example
and receive the appreciation of God; and
after they have been properly enlightened,
they cannot do it, with any well grounded
hope of heaven. Taking the Sabbath to gain
property with, is robbing God. TODD.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
PROVIDENCE BANKS.
Selected for the telegram.

The following testimony of the efficacy
Of Sabbath Schools is from the Chaplain
ofthe State Prison Sing-Sing New York.
81 have lately made pretty thorough en-
quiry among the conyicts sent, for the
purpose of learning who, and how many.
have ever enjoyed the advantages of Sab
bath School. The result is, that ont Of
more than fee Anndrcd CONFLICTS, not one has
been found who las ever been, for any
considerable time, regular member Of
sabbath School, and not more than two
or three, who have ever attended such a
school at all %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

NNflE subscriber intends coasting between the
Is above places the ensuing season and will take
freight or passengers at the usual rates. he has good
accommodations at Bowdoinham for storing goods,
sent TO- or brought from Boston. For further in
formation inquire at his store in Bowdonham, or at
Joel Fay's, No. % Fosters Wharf, Boston, or on
board the sloop Eagle.
He also returns his thanks to his former friends
md customers and still wishes to share their patron
age as he intends keeping ut his store at Bowdolnham
Village, the following articles to sell at small adj
vance from Boston prices for Cash,or country prod
nee: Corn & Meal Flour, Pork dry and picked fish,
butter, Cheese and lard; English & w. goods;panis
d oil; cheap lamp oil; garden seeds, Herds grass and
clover seed; Farming utensils, Chairs, &c, &c.
NATH'L II. MACOMBER.
Bowdoinham. March 8. 1898. 6, 49 y.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

HARD TIMEs.-The poor people in Eng
land are hard pressed, as well as in this
country, to procure livelihood An Eng
fish paper, Of the 23d ult. says: "For sew
eral days past several hundred boatnen
have been engaged in drawing loads of cot
ton from Manchester to Rochdale, Oldham,
Royton, Shaw, and other towns; there are
about 90 men to one wagon. They have
flag on the wagon stating their distresses
to be on account of the frost. Three or d
of them collect money on the road. The
reason oftheir following the above employ
rnent is on account Of the canals being fro
zen up.'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
Kew England Truss EaaEEu-
Factory.

EM II Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
Ill of Bath and its vicinity that he continues to mar
nfac,ure TRU SSES OF EV Err Y DESCRIPTION
al the old stand, in Boston, No. 305 Washington
Street, Entrance in Temple Avenue, Up Stairs.
Having had Is years experience, in which he has
afforded relief to about 500 for tie last three four
ycors all may rest assured OF relief who call Try
Trusses of his manufacture.
l-y=The putlic are cautioned against tic many
Quacks who promise what they cannot perform.
Having wo n the different kinds Of Trusses more
or less. that have been offered the public Tor the
twenty years past, from different patent manuic'o-
rios ic is now able TO decide, alter examining The
rpptre what sort of Truss is best TO adapt to all tile
different eases that occur, and he las on hand
GOOD Trusses and will furnish any kind Of Truss as
chenp. ms can be had elsewhere. Any person that
nurc hases Truss at this establishment, lift does not
suit can exchange until they arewcll suited without
extra charge.
J. F. f. manufacture as many as twenty differ
ent kinds OF Trnsses, among which are the Patent
Elastic Spring Trusses, with Pads; Trusscs with
out steel springs these give relief in all cases
of rupture, and in large portion produce a ,er
sect cure they can be worn night and day. I'm
proved Hinge and PIVOT Tlmsses, Umblical Spring
Trusses made in four different ways, and Trusscs
with Ball and Socket JOINTS. Irusses'of froapsus
Ami. by wearing which, persons troubled with a
nn,, of the rectuni, can ride On horseback with
orcp., ease and safety. Mr. +. also makes 1russcs
~ r. pr,Iansus Uteri which have answered in cases
,,,I,c,c Pcssar6s have 1uleu cusPeHsarN 1rnSscs,
Knce Cans. and Back Boards always kept
~, band. As II matter of convenience, ard not of
sneculation, the undersigned will keep land the
laIjownp kinds from other manufactures, which
,hov can baye ifhis do not suit them after fair
rial they can exchange for any ofthcm Dr. Iiulrs,
Reads Spiral Truss; Randal's do; Farr's do;
Saln,on's Ball & Socket, Sherman Patent feuch,
do. Marshs Improved Truss; Bateman's o;
shakers Rocking Trusses; Heintzlemans India
Rubber Pad, made in Philadelphia; Ivory turned
Pad Trnsses; Stones do, Doubled and Single
also Trusses for Children, all sizes.
The subscriber makes and keeps hand, Shoes
far deorued and crooked feet ,and is doing this every
week for children and infants in this city, and from
out of the city. Specimens Of his work manshp may
be seen at the Mandatory.
lie likewise iniormsindividuals he will not make
their complaints knowntoany one, except when he
is permt,cd 10 refer tothem-it being a misforlune
and Young persons do not want their cases kdown
Trusses repaired at the shortest notice
nyLadies wishing for any of the instruments will
be waited upon by Mrs. FosrrR at the above place.
That the public may be satisfied Of his ability, he
refers them TO the Certificate f Doctor Warren, re-
ccved more than two years since !; also from Dizzy
Peers, East Boston.
]. FREDERIC FOSTER.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
Commissioners Notice to
Creditors.

WE1E having been appointed by the Judge of
Wv Probate for the County ofLincoln, to receive
md examin ne the claims of the Creditors of BEN
JAMIN r. WEIGH late Of Bath in said County,
Mariner, deceased, whose estate is represented in
solvent; give notice, that six months. commencing
The twenty first day of February instant, have been
allowed 10 said ditors to brng in and prove their
clains and ihlt we will attend the service assign
cd us at the Office Ebenezer Clap in Bath in said
County, on the LIST Monday of March next, and on
The Grst Monday of the five following months from
9 o'clock to five O'Clock P. Nj. on each ofsaid said
days Dated at Bath this 2lst day ofFebruary in the
wear of our hord Eighteen Hundred and thirty
eight. EBEN.R CLAP:
JOSEPH SEWALL.
.1L 4 1ooo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
Seine Irvine.
A s.signees Notice.
TO whom 1t man concern.

RT Office is hereby given that Abner M. Stinson
La of Richmond, has assigned to us the sibscri-
hers all his estate real, personal and mixed in
sudiDg all demands of every description, in trust
for the benefit of his creditors, by deed of Assign
ment execut, and delivered the 10th day of March
A. d. l833-sad deed of assignment is dopostsa
with Sam Dinslow and kept at his dwelling house
in Richmond, Where any and all tho creditors Of
the said Slinson are hereby notified to call and
become pnrties thereto according the provisions
oftlle statue in such cases mado and provided
SA.HL DiNSLOW. ! a..;.
4 JAMES w. GRANT, Ass's"ece'
Richmond, March 10Th, 1888 3w5l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
A certificate from three mea bers Of the MEDICAL
PROFESSION, in Germany, in Europe
x + x ) : X \ 3


Ne, tho undersigned, practitioners of medicine in
Germany arc we'll aware, that by our course we
may forfeit the friendship of some Of tie faculty
but not of the benevolent members, who are unin-
fuencod by selfish motives Though we shall re-
frain from an expression Of our opinion, either OF
the soundness unsoundncss of Dr. Goecke $
new doctrine, we arc happy TO say that we deem his
Sanative too valuable not to be generally known
for what our eyes behold and our ears hear, we
must believe.
We hereby state that when DR. Louis OllOn Goe-
icke first came before the German public, as the
pretended dscovrrer of new doctrine and new
medicine, we held him inthe highest contempt. be-
lievng and openly pronouncing him to be base in-
poster and the prince Of quacks. But, on hearing
so much said about the Sanatlve against 1t and Tor
it, we were induced from motives of curiosity
merely, to make trial of It's repued virtues upon a
number of our most hopeless patients; and we now
deem it our bounden duty (even at the expense oil
our self-ntercsD publicly to acknowledge Its mighty
efficacy in curing not only eonsnmpton but other
fearful malades which we have heretofore believed
incurabc Our contempt forte dscoverer OF that
medicine was atonce swallowed up lin our utter as
tonishment al thesouncxpcctcdr results and as an a
mends for our abuse of him do frankly confess
to the world that we believe him phllantlropsts
who does honor to the profession and 10 ourcountry
which gave him birth
The recent adoption OF this medicine into some
Observation-Disclosures asuficieDiguaranty thai
it performs all il promises. Ilneedcd not our tesil-
mony for wherever is used il is its own best wit
ness. HERMAN ETMULI Ek, NIL,
WALTER VAN GAUTT, III ID.
.4DoLPHUs WERNER, Nj. d.
Germany, Dec. 10, 1896.
The above Medicine is for sale
by G. B. MITCHELL, agent,
Front Street, Bath, Me.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
Testimony Mol.
A letter from II. F. Sherwood, Esq, oiN. York.

DR. D. S. RowLAND,-Sir, .dhout the middle
to July last / accidentally noticed in newspaper
he advertisement of the Mitchlcss Sanative' 'of
which perceived you were agent, and which pro
fcssed to be a sovereign remedy for Consumption
AS my wife was then fast wasting away with ms
dreadful disease, and as our family physician was
daily and anxiousIy ondeavoring 10 restore iier 10
health without success, stepped over TO his mouse
and asked him if he had any objections to her INK
ing this new medicine. He replied. that g he was
perfectly willing Mrs. Sherwood should take mat or
any other medicine she might choose but he thought
it could do her good, her lungs acre TdP'd,.
ty CONSUMING and no human mans could sd0e her.
STILL, as a drowning person will catch at straw aud
the Sanativo being recommended by three physi-
clans who had used it in their practice, she concud.
ed to give il IL trial. | sent and purchased wal
which she commenced taking three times day CIV
inga free indu gence TO Ter appetite according to
she directions. by pursuing this courses she s1BeT-
cd considerably tor the first ten days, but was
thorty able 10 cat and drink freely without the least
Inconvenience.
Within four weeks from her first using the medl-
cine, her feeble and wasted form began TO put on
new strength and she has been gaining from day to
day until The present moment, 10 the utter astonsll-
mcnt of our family physician ard friends She is
now enjoying "A comfortable (hough moi perccDsnte
of health, is able to be about house and 10 attend
church.
Mrs Sherwood and myselfare both fully of the
opinion, and so are all who Knew her remarkable
cdSG mat She0NeS HeT tJGt0 Inc odh0tce "toHe an"
as there are probably many consump,iee persons IN
the United States, who have rot yet heard OF tins
mediciuc, measures ought speedily TO be adopted to
have it more generally known.
a number Of persons in this ncighborhood. I'M
derstand, are taking il for other serious complaints,
with very great benefit.
think Of going 10 The South, with my family,
sometime this fall, and in case do, will proclaim
the virtues of the Sanaiive in that quarter, for al
though some OF the Physicians here actively op-
posed TO it, do sincerely believe it saved my vile
from an opening grave.
lfyon think this letter will serve thcpublic good,
you at liberty TO publishit.
Respectfully, DC. II. F. SHERWOOD.
Testimony Noe.
Extract from, the Essex Register, published in
Salem Mass.
GERMAN S.4NATIVE.
The agents for the sale of this invaluable Nledi-
cine in this city have in their possession, many in
stances which have already been voluntarily made
to them of the benefit resulting from lis use In
qurers can be directed to the individuals by calling
al the Bookstore of tho Agents.
IVES 81 JEW isfT, 1913 Essex Street.
Testimony No. 3.
A certificate from three mea bers Of the MEDICAL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
Boston. June.1s37.

Tins is TO certify that have been afflicted with a
lad Scrotal Rupnrefor the last 10 years, and was
Informed by the first Physicians in Europe, and in
ST.. Bartholomew's Hospiialin London, tIatI could
not get relieffor my complaint My father, being a
man of wealth, expended more than EGO forme for
Trusscs and Medical attendance, without aiiording
me anyrelief.
Having usedMr. J. F. Fosters Trusses this year
past, would inform the public that have been
greatly relieved by the of them, and would rec
ommenda perrons suffering from Hernia TO Mr.
Tnster DIZZY PEERS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

Boston, Aug. 18th, 1887.
CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. WAR I'm.

Boston, Jan. 7th, 1895.
Having had occasion to observe tlaisomo persons
afflicted with Hernia have suffered much from the
want of skilful workman in accommodating Trus-
Sos to the pecularties of their cases, have taken
pains to inform myself of the competency of Mr. J,
+. FosrER to supply the deficiency occasioned by
the death OF MIR. BEATn. After months OF oh
seryation of his work, am satisfied that Mr. Fos-
TER is wei acquainted with the manufacture these
instruments, and ingenious in accommodating them
70 the variety of cases which occur. | feel mysel
called on to recommend him TO my professional
brethren and to the public as person well fitted te
sunni, their wants in regard to these important
tclcs. JUN y. WAhhEN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

The fugitive Greeks in West Florida are
in treaty with Gov Call, who is with them.
The chief has promised him they shall all
come in and emigrate. The Apalachicola
tribes have also consented to 60.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
STOVE AND 1IN-PLAIE
MANDATORY.
WALKER &c STEVENS,
They .willkeep constantly on hand large assort
ment of
MOOre's Patent Cooking
STOVES

Which they will sell at wholesale or retail. And
also large variety of other patterns, embracing all
the Stoves now IN use, which they will sell on the
most favorable terms.
The following certificate, signed by many of the
citizens of this town, who have used oores Paeut
Cooking Store, is submitted, to those OF the public,
who unacquainted, with the value of the same.
We thesubscribers, citizens OF Baht, having used
and now havng in use one of % MOORE'S PA
TENT COOKING STOVFS,' are happy to give
our testimony ofits great utility and economy. We
can say with confidence, believe it superior to
any other with which acquainted. II bakcs
as well as aay brick oven, with very smalIquanti-
ty OF fuel.
w. King Eben'r Clan. Richard Nutter
Nathl Groton, Daniel Marston. r. P. Morse.
William Jo-dan, Parsons Smith. John Ellsworth
Tho's ribbsts, Eben. Hale, james r Shaw,
w. s. Pattco, John Bovey. Saml9ndcrson
WIN. Gardiner, Elisha Clarke, A. BRobinson
Jacob Rabinion, Sam'l Jackson, VIM Low,
Francis syiIdes, Israel Putnam, Alden Wintel
Ja1les Nelson Jr.
Bath July %. 1897. Id
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
for sale.

TEyt1E subscriber offers for Sale, foows:-
III viz
One Twostory dwelling house, now occupied by
R. P. Morse, situate on the South side of Elm st.
a very convenient and handsome house (new.)
One Two Story dwelling house, now occupied by
Dr. Sam'l Anderson, and situate ons door North
of Capt. Davis Hatch's dwelling house; said
house being in good repair, and we'll adapted for
one or two families
81 -ALSO:--
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 1888, ,4s.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

A new patent medicine has been got up
in the South called the Basam of Thought.
The compounder should take large supply
to Washington. He might realize a fortune
before next July.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
IL. USSlS!!! TbUSSES!!.

n Nassarimert ofoxcel'cnt frasses, double and
IN snole-amopg which are sorne Of Fosters
Superior Patent lrusses, from the N. r. Truss
Manniacory Persons jim want tho article will
do well TO call at j. WlLKlN5oN8S
4 Foh % NJ Front ST.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

A bill to prevent the carrying ofconc eal'
ed weapons has passed the Virginia House
of Delegates, by vote Of IS to II.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
TELEGRAPH.


BILLS UNCURRENT IN BOSTON.
The following are the names of those New Eng
and Banks whose notes are NOT RECEIVED at tlzL
Suffolk Bank.
MAINE.
Washington County, Caiais.
Saltwater Canal, at Orono. :
Calais Eank at Calais.
ST. Croix, at Calais,
Old Town at Orono,
Bank of Cumberland at Portland.
Oxford County Bank, Fryeburg
Georgia Lumber Co, payable at Portland
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Commonwealth Boston.
Fulton Bank do.
american Bank do.
Kilby Bank, do. &atF
Nahant at Lynn
Chelsea, at Chelsea ''oNsA
Franklin Bank at S Boston
Lafayette, South Boston
Middlesex, East Cambridge ~
Roxbury Bank, Roxbury
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Adams .
Village
VERMONT.
St Adams, at st Adams e
Manchester, at Manchester
Essex at Guildha
New HAMPsH1Ra.
Marlborough Bank
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport, at Bridgeport
Stamford
Fairfield County
RHODE ISLAND.
Centreville Bank, Warwick
Citizens Union, at Scituats
Village Bank, Smithfeld
Franklin Fink, Chepsekst
Pawtuxet Bank
Lime Rock
arren
Rhode Island Central
Fascoag
Smithfeld Exchange
North Providence
New England Pacific
Kent.
PROVIDENCE BANKS.
Scltuatc, at Scituate, Arcads,
American, City,
Eagle, Phoenix,
Exchange Providence.
Roger Williams, Union,
Bank of N. America, Mechanics,
Mechanics and Man, High Street,
nuiacturers, Blackstone Canal.
Globe, Weybossett,
Commercial, Traders.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
sHsNschgcss &aaaNfiCc.

DAVID S. Rowland, the General American A.
gen, for this mi City medicine, Invented by the I'M
mortal Goelickc OF Germany has great pleasure in
publishing the following highly important letter
from spectacle gentleman in New York, which
he has recently received, with many others OF a
similar characteristic very interesting intelligence
from several of his Agents, especially in Salem, as
will be seen bclow-which. together with the an
nexed certificate from three eminent German Ply
sicans, must forever establish the character of the
Sanative, as being without paralelin the history
loft nndifino
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
GEOLICK'S MATCHLESS SAN
rATIVE

A MEDICINE for the Cure of Consumption,
IA and other diseases caused by waste of the VI
tai prnciplc-to be had at the Bookstore formerly
kept by GEORGE b: MITCHELL; Front Street
Bath. Price So so per bottle
From the Bruns,oick Pioneer :" Kcy.]
~ Zone person in our village who was consid-
cred by his physician to be in "A consumption has
taken the n1tive and is now we'll. Another per-
son subject epilectic fits has been greatly bene-
fitted by sthori course Of this medicine"
There cal be no question but this medicine has
performed wonderful cures in host of cases ana
that it is worthy Of general attention.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
no gaae a16e6S6c.
CHARLES IA C0LSON

From the blind institution in Boston gives. notice
that he will manufacture The best Of Matrasses. and
all kinds of cushions for chairs, pews &c of labest
materials and lowest nriccs, at the dwelling house
Of fir Eben. Colsen next north Of Mr. John Parish
ey's stable He willwarrantbis work TO I've dene
ini faithful and xorknanlikr Misunderstanding the
misfortune to be entirely deprived Of sight, aud in-
endinato devote his whole time to the above busi-
ness he snlicifs share ofpnblic patronage
Plcasecall and examine the work.
Specimens my work can be seen tho Store q
w. Lodyard. It