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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-02
MARINE LIST. !
n % Ea n % = Es.a T'W.
ARRIVEI).

ARRIVED.
Wednesday, ar brig Austin, burlington, Proyi-
dence; sch Providence, Edgcomb do.
Sch Androscoggin Stearns from Boston.
Friday sch Olive Branch, Shaw, do.
Sch Margaret, Williams, do
Brig Henry Tallman Langdon, N. York.
Brig Sally Ann, Merryman, Matanzas.-
Sch .azora, Lenopi, N. York
Monday Sch Comet. DeWolf, Boston.
Sch Herald Caldwell do
Sch Marin jane Austin, Fall River.
Sch lbicore, Marshall pangor.
SAILED.
July 9th sch Madawaska. Radbird Guadalupe.
July 70 III brig NJ LelIan. Larlabee, Cuba.
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Patience M'Fadden's Estate.

I lNcoLN ss-Probate office. Wiscasset, July llth
II 1888. Ebenezer Clap, named Executor in GER
tain instrument, purporng be the last will and testa-
ment of Patience Nc Fadden late Of Georgetown in said
County OF Lincoln, widow deceased having filed the same
for Probate: Ordered, that the said Ebenezer Clap give
notice to all persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order to be published in the Lincoln Telegraph printed
at Bath, three weeks successiveiytat such persons as
are Interested may appear probate Court to be ho-
den at Bath on the 2ls day of August IL O'clock
m the morning and shew cause If any they have, why the
said instrument should be proved approved and al
lowed the last will AMI testament Of said Patience M
fadden. NATH'L GROTON, Judge.
1e
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TO THE PUBLIC.
To the Editors of the .atlas:

To the Editors of the Jftlas:
Gentlemen.-I have seen various communications
in the Boston Traveller The Atlas, Daily Advertiser
and Patriot and othefs--one of them signed by the
Directors of the Steamboat Huntress. one by "a
Directo r' and others by GA Citizen
Those signed by the Directors seem to aim at me
and my boat, the Augusta. wthth apparent object
of preiudcing the public mind against the Augusta,
and in favor Of the Huntrcss and why'-because OF
my having chosen to put boat the route between
Boston and Kennebec River. OF this newspaper
controversy between the Directors of incorporated
Steamboat Companies, and individual owners OF
other boats that may in the of business oper-
ate to the prejudice of each others interests, leave
the Public Judge, do not wish to enter into
controversy with them.
did suppose that all navigable waters were
public highways and open to all. 7 Therefore do
not complain at any gentlemen running their boat a
galnst those that may see proper to run. and
shall ever take care that make no remarks deroga-
tory to the reputation the boat owners that
may SO oppose me; but will endeavor to follow the
even tenor Of my way. with all the prudence and
caution if any, that have obtained by 90 years ex-
perience in Steamboats, lit has been my whole
study, and have built and owned some 20 and
can say without any intention Of Boosting, that moi
one life has ever been lost IN any Of the number, to
my knowledge OF belief, although we all liable
TO accidents.
assure the Public that always endeavor to make
such selections of engineers and Others, as, accor-
ding to my judgment, the most cautious. and
shall take good that the augusta shall never be
run At a faster speed than is perfectly safe.
1t does not follow that a fast Loaf is consequently
unsafe. A great deal depends upon the cons:ruc
ton ofthe whole boat, the manner it is made, &c.
ea C. VANDERBILT.
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DIR. PAYNE

A offers his professional services, as Physician
W and Surgeon, TO the citizens of Bath and VIZ
chiy and for his professional qualifications btgs
leave TO refer 70 the fol,wing pAscians.
james NJ Keen. ~. d. Topshauf.
Muses. Shaw, M. d. Wiscassei.
B. DIR Paine may be found for the present at
Mr. John DonneIs on hcpoiut.
: July 18th 1898. dis
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MORE NEW HAYS.

n UST received from New York, a prime lot of
- WI Ole Skim Hats,
a splendid article, never before offered in town.
A.so-Sy,nms' SatinvBeaver Hats; together with
great variety of Boots and Shoes, suitable for the
Summer trade.
Persons wishing 10 purchase ara invited to call
at ss ss DAVIS HA9CHS.
July 9TH, 1888 3w IA.
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Bath, July 26th 1888.
EaAhaOWeaa e. Es DstOna Steam
NayEga { EORa.

Z NTHE new, elegant. and fast SAILING
4 Steam packet, AUGUSTA, A. BRowN,
Master, will leave Kings Wharf, Bath, every Monday
and Thursday at IL o'clock, T.. NJ. for Boston.
Leave Boston every Tuesday and Friday at Z O'Clock,
I. M Per Order Of Capt Broom.
N. B. The Augusta arrived yestnrday morning with
$50 passengers-anling so at Bath.
Bath, July 10. If l6
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NOTICE.

T AM about Repairing my out buildings adjoining the
Il house now occupy, situated in Bath Bounded on
Washington Street, on the East Middle Stree on the
West by James NJ 'Lelan's dwelling house and Cant
NlarshaIls, on the South end Capt. Parker, and John
Hayden the North, four rods wide on each street
No Mortgages attachment it as know off.
VIM. b. LARRABEE.
batn, July I9th 1888. 3wI6
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M ARRIED.

In Boothbay July 3D. by Rufus K. Reed, Esq. Mr.
JOHN " WEYMOUTH, to Mrs. ELIZABETH AuLD.
la liberal cut, accompanied the above notice
ed prosperity
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NOTICE..

YEYHE person who took a silk handkerchief from
n Pew No. 90, in the body of the South Meet
in: house The LIST or 81 Sabbath in Jny will hear
OF an ownerby calling at this oficc.
bUr ID 2y12
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FOR SALE.

A TWO story dwelling house situated tho
IA corner of Centre, and Middle Street. For fur
ihor particulars inquire Of
JAMES HARLOW.
Bath ,4uuiIs Cd 1898 3,vjS
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Proposals IS Wanted.

e-cOseOsNtS IS EVsyasfess.
40 build two small Farm Houses in the Town Of
H. Brunswick ,one .ew rods South Of Thomas Wheel
trs, the other lew rods North of house that Rufus
Bsbee occupies. Size from 25 to 40 feet long and Ia
or ~ feet wide, one story high, III small Porch
tile back or 10 feet square;to work in remnent of Doors
and windows have hand with small Cellar under
each house. outside to be finished by the last Of October
next and inside completed by the first day of April next,
TOR the Particulars and conditions of payment apply to
the subscriber providing do not sell the Land with,
in a fortnight from this date.
WIN. B. LARRABEE.
Bath, July 26th 1898 II
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r. CIV GOODS.

MUST received and for sale bv Edward Hodg-
Sd kps or, Central Wharf A large assortment OF
Goods too n,,. neros TO pnrticuIarizc.
LSO-
To lot. A conven, ent two story dwelling house ON
High Street lately occupied by Mr. Noah Rogers.
July 10Th 1888, y Is
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NATHANIEL. X INiBALL, Master.
" ILL leave Lewls's wharf, for Bath and Gardiner
" every "Wednesday and Friday. al I-2 O'Clock p N
Returning. leaves Caroline every Monday and Thurs,
day, at = o clock ?. M. and Bath al o'clockP. NJ
Carriages will be In readiness 10 take passengers to
ana from Halowell Augusta, and Waterpiile on the
Travellers from the part OF Maine, and from
boson eastward, will find this route ID many respects
rreierabeto any other. The Mail Stages from Bangor
and Belfast arrive at Gardiner hefore the departure Of
tunty OF spending several hours in Gardiner, Haioweli
and augusta For further particulars apply to M w.
GREEN, Is Lews's wharf Boston.
J.. H. GREEN Gardier.
Bath, Juue 18th 1888.
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NOTICE.

NY body that retains Books taken from nv private
Library, or too from my shop il il should be
twenty years back are hereby requested to them
forthwith WIN. b. LARRABEE. /.
July 18TH 1888. 3w16
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WANTED.

GMNE or two good jourueymcn, at the Cuhinc,
W work, will iind employ ii.ent by calling upon
R. SMITH.
Bath, July 4th 1888 tt.I4
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E4asnaS~Ss1isas ssaneel.
q NASH and fair price given for Lamb Skins al
a. ha WOOL Store, in Vino Street.
Bath, July 1898. TIA
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-27
CHAPTER II.

Six mouths had elapsed Stree
81. demise Of Richard Wilton.
yet still the fountain of sorrow
in the heat Of the affectionate
'lienrv, flowed freely It's tears Of
bitter grief. His brother George,
on the contrary, thought OF no
hing bn, pleasure, and IN the
society If his colleagues ~ dis
sipatlnn, Stunned retrospect'on,
AMI was alike thoughtless OF the
future.
.l'he present should never
take thought for the morrow,
Henry the nJrrow will provide
f"r itself. Laugh and be merry
las | do. and bury your books
aud morality in Oblivion
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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-27
From tsss Manchester Gazette.
yttr, rs ri;.C THE EpNEh.ERA A.


From tive Manchester Gazette.
LlrE Is LIKE THE EPHEMERA.
Life Is like che cphemeya,
Droopiug ere the close OF day;
Or like the transient moonlight beam,
Its dewy ray a moment seen;
Or like thc shifting vcerirg bscrzc,
That varies sill, aud still decei,cs;
Or like ali clee tnat's slhlanary,
Changing, fseeting, uansiiory.
t'atigued with its own love!iuess,
The form ad'nir'd ador'd caress'd,
The beautiful, the gay, the blost.
sinks trembling to palIid rest!
.,lis ever tll,,s with all that's bright,
With every JOY, with each delight,
,Tis thus Of hope man is bete!t,
And MrmoRy alcne is lci''
Remembrance sheds holy ray,
ever iiorr entonh'd, or JcY's decay;
The pleasure sousrt, the treasure sa'acd,
The happincss by inao atsaiia'i,
Each cvanccrp'.. its turn
May cease iebc, or dinly burn:
We, MsMo.yI ,hy star shat. shine
sercnely, radiau, divine;
',hv future cil', We ua,, Hume
Tin lie s..a.. esas.,o wear gloom,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-27

From the New York Wing.
GEORGE WILTON.

X was the silent, solemn
honr Of midninght. The wea-
ny world was slumhering, und
the pale queen, with her count
less army mailed in light, looked
down upon the noiseIcss earth
from, The azure Of her vaulted
cncampment.
In a chamber Of aflarge man.
sion in The city lay the
attenuated form M Richard
Wiiton. A marble Wilderness
manllcd the time worn wrinkles
Of his facc--his eyes, once SPAR
king with animation, now wax
ed dim in their orbs, and the
cold dew Of death gathered
fas! upon the margin Of his brow.
Henry, how is he?' inquired
a young man, in a low whisper,
rs he timidly approached the
Odd.
'Wc,sc--worse, brother, res
pended the weeping Henry.
My son, George, is thai you,
boy? why did you not coms be-
fore? II wanted TO see you
to talk to yon-my breath is
allnast gone now-be Affection
ate TO each other, nor let the
property that ! have labored
hard for, Prove a curse to you,
bu, q blessing
Tie voice Of the dying man
now became weaker. The min
lister who had been sent for ar.
rived, taking the hand Of the
sufferer, he kneit bv the death
ten, ana poured Eorun W tnc ram.
lily circle, the divine eloquence
Of his soul.
George and Henry felt the
culd pressure Of their fathers
hands as they knclt al each side
! Of his bed; the movement was
Immediately followed by a fee
|ble exclamation, God bless my
children : the death gurgle was
heard throughout the chamber,
aud told the melancholy group
The honored and respected Rich
lard Wilton, lived but ia the sem
bIance Of his children.
.Fa,i,er-fatherp sobbcd the
affcc,iona,e Henry; no response
Twas heard--hc saw the brigh'
moon in immortal splendor, ga
lzing through the case ment--lt
heard The carriage Of the physi
sician drive from the door, ant
his ,ear-glisrening eye beheI'
The pale placid features of hi
beloved parent; but the sou
Twas in another sphere. Their
Twas a dreary eloqucnce in tn
lnnbrokrn silence that followed
A good mans weary pilsrimag
vas done.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-27
George your trifling vexes me

uoSVItdtCos udvC diuCHuy SthJuCu
your reputation, and | fear will
prove your ruin. You are with
a prodigal hand wilfnlly laying
waste the hard earned substance
of our poor father. Brother,
has he not left upon yonr heart
one trace of his beloved memo
Try? Though dead, he is still
with us--in the solitary walk or
in the noiseless hour of midnight,
his spirit hovers over Us; his i'm
age should be impressed indeIi.
bly, upon The tablets Of our mem.
ory, and no storm or blast in the
checkercd scene Of life, should
Danish his excellent precepls
from his childrcn's thoughts
Trust me, George, our loves and
affections are never consigned
to the charnel house Of mortall.
Ity, byt live when this earthly
form is no more, and will be re.
deprecated in another world
George looked al his brother
for a moment in establishment,
and at last with a smile:-
upon my soul, Henry, that
lsurpasscs IN cloqucnce any thing
Clay or Webster ever uttered.
Ha, ha, ha your divine oratory
would win more proselytcs than
all the gospel-dissemina ting
brawlers ins,he city; turn prea.
cher, Henry-an excellent bust
ness--good salary and sure pay!f
and so, my dear brother, if you
will accompany me over the
way, we will take a parting
glass in the shape Of a gin rover
leased you Win MS addIRan'fhc
coat, and | have to mourn a
a brother lost
! They parted 10 ange.
| CHAPTER III.
II was an evening of extreme
beauty--a salubrious air filled
The welkin, and the fast waning
Twilight rolled away TO give
lplace to the sable curtains OF
hight that soon unfolded their
lspaugled drap.ry around the
lconfnes Of the world.
The rustling silks and gay at
Tire Of the wealthy, the indus
lirious mechanic, the battered
beggar, the idle and drunken,
all joined the motley throng.
that passed 10 and fro upon the
leide walks Of the street.
Foster, you rejecting nonen-
tity--yon reader Of pavements
why don't you cast up yoM eyes
and say how do you do 70 an
old friend?'
i why, George, you are quite
a stranger, and ] am truly glad
. to see you,' returned the inter
rnga,ed shaking George cordi'
ALLY by the hand.
4 am cursed glad to encnnu'
= tered you, for my mcthodistIca'
!. brother has been lectnring me
' land his lessons of morality, al
e though they excite my risiblc ia
Il cuI,ies, invariably upon mature
J, reflection, give me tile interna
! blue devils,' and Wilton tool
e 1.-The arm Of his companion.
! sWhere shall we 60 George :!
!, enq,lired Foster.
e To The widows you dog
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-27

U"sC soNCU nv otu uSvCJ 10
stake dollar an card again
Nonscnse-y0u are jcsting.'
sNever more serions. George
Wilton, | am an altered man,
'And pray you, Mr. Reforma-
ton, what has wrought this
changer inquired the astonish-
ed Wilton.
My losses have removed the
film that folly wove 10 blind me.
! turned my eyes toward my
home, and there | saw a mother
bowed down by sge-her sofia.
dependence upon her child--I
aroused every energy, and strove
to forget the past, and by honest
industry 10 regain the footing |
had lost in society. lhave part.
~ achieved that purpose; and I
assure you George, | was never
happier in my lile--and il would
give me unspeakable pleasure
to see you---'
Follow your example, inter.
rup,ed George with a sarcastic
laugh--'no, no, Foster, you will
yourself, cameIion like, soon
change your colour again.
mo, you are deceived in me-
on my honor lam an altered man.
We'll, WELL observed George,
after observing his companion
for a moment, i think il high
time an alteration had taken
place, for yon certainly carried
things with a high and impru-
dent hand--yon, are member
of the temperance society, why
'On no, GcOrgc, although
deem drinking a very great evil
add dcpreciate the bowl as a
fis !.l , that !. has introduced discord
poisoned the youthful prospects
lof aspiring ambition, yet. 10
moderation, | can take q glass
and pass a social hour with my
friend with as much delight as
any one.'
We'll, Foster, you and Henry are right
the path OF virtue is easier trod than
The poth of evil; but the fact is ! avn in
scrape from which ! must extricaIe my.
self OF ruin will ensue. will not press
you TO 60 with w, and 30 good bye, and
may fortune favor you. whatever may be
The fortune nf George Wilton
They separated, and Wilton buried
down an obscure street. and ascending
Hieht of steps, coon found himself enyel.
ored in darkness.
sWho is tbere?' inquired feeble voice.
III Is me-, was the reply.
sWhai do you want?'
Open the door, you bag. or curse me
Lie l don't SILVER il a. atoms
This harsh summon had tina desired Ell
feet, and the door was opened BY On old
woman, whose hsggard features betrayed
the wretched life she had led; her bair
of black and grey hung upon her shout
ders il matted locks, her eyeslwe small
| and light, aud deep sci in her head; while
her faee wrinkIsd by dissipation. gave
her more the appearance Of fury than
a mortal.
.whers is Kor,oa,' inquired. The intru-
der impatienrIy.
| You'll end him up stairs returned the
old woman. but l wish he was in HI
anil the old crone turned TO depart.
'Stsy--whers is shev
In yen chamber, whining like acclaim
ed puppy
Give inc The key
III is 10 the door
George paused moment and listened
his hear, smote him - the means OF The
unfortunate broke upon his esr from ID.
inner spsrtment--he unlocked the door
and entering The room threw himself b
l -
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-27
Tnna THE kSicsIRsccxER.
OCTOBER.

Tana THE kSics.RsccKER.
OCTOBER.
Soltso, yc' beautiful to view,
Mont. Of my heart! thou aawnea 'e.r,
With sad and faded leaves TO strew
The Summers melancholy bier.
The moaning Of thy winas ! hear,
As tie red sunsst dies afar,
Ed bars Of psrpls clouds appear,
Obss,s.ins every western star.
Thou splcrnn,rarth, | hcnr Thy voice
4, tells my so,ii'uf other days.
When bu. 10 ve was to rejoice
When earth waslovely TO my gaze.
On, yisiops brigh,--oh, blessed hours,
Where are their living raptu-cs nov -
Task NV spirits wcaried prSers--
/ ask MY pale and fcveIed brow:
Y!ook to Nature, and behold
NV life's dim emblerns rustling rounds
In hucs of crimson and Of gold
The years dead hopors OH the ground;
And signing With the winds, feel,
While their low piasons murmur oy'
How much their sweeping 'ancs reveal
al life and human destiny.
When Springs de.ighlfdl moments shonc,
They came in zephyrsfro the West
they bore the woodlands melting tones
They stirred the blue lakes CLASSY breast;
Through Summer, fain,ing in the heat,
They fingered in the forest shade;
But changed and strengthened now, they nea'
In STORM, o'er nounsain, glsn aud siade.
How,ihe those transpor.'o Of the breast
When life is fresh and ioyisneW--
Soft as the haicyon's downy nest
AM, transient all as they are true!
They e,ir the leaves in that bright wreathe,
Which hope abouth her ferchcod ,wines,
eI'ill Griet's ho, signs around u br,a'hc---
When pleasures lip its snils resigns.
Alas, for Tine, aud Death, and Care.
What gloom about our way they iiins:
Like clouds in Autumn's gnsy air,
The burial pageant Of The SprhiE.
The dreams shat each successive year
seemed bathcd In hucs OF biishtef pride,
Aslast ike withercd leaves appear,
And sleepip darkness, side by 'ide'
.~.-~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-23
Camp So. Theatre.
HIS Theatre was opened for the season
Sunday EreaiAs, thu 2lst of October, under

" HIS Theatre was opened for the season on
Snadoy EreaiAsg, the 2lst of Ocober, under tI,,
management of
G.. II b 4 RET'r
During he recess, the interior has been newly and
elegantly decorated, the boxes arranged in The mos,
convenient and comfortable manner for the aceoultsa.
ton OF families, and the parquctte furnished in tile
most splendid STYLE The decorations are after the de-
sign and execution of
J. COWELL..
new drop curtain has been painted by the Italian
artists, Ceresa and Pinoli.
The company will consist the following ladies and
gentlemen-Mrs. q. Barrett, Greene Anderson Wor.
rell Hall and Price. Misses MCINTYRE, Lewis, Wallis,
and Wray.- Nlessrs. 6. Barrett Fredrricks, johnson
iiodges,!. NJ. Brown Greene, w. Settur, Frnnklia,
Davis, Tuntley,J Sefton II. kppprl Kirkland hlarks
Austin, Eastman and Lewis.
The Orchestra will he full and efeient--I ea,cr, MFR.
Iackson-First Violin, Mr.. Jolly; 2nd Viuns Messrs
t.spenleim and Joikel Tenor, MIR Solomon. Contre.
Basso, MIR. Garlingh; Volipcello Mr. BARGE; Clarion
etts, Nlessrs. Duran aud hatz Horns, Messrs Reims
and AMIGO; Trumpet, Mr.. Schlnelger; Trombone Mr..
Cochin; Flute, Mr. Carol; Easscon; Mr.. Ienninss
MIR. Sewell, Scene Painter--NIr, HuptIey Pronptcr
Mr.. Warden, Nlechanist.
The Manager fully aware oftc necessity of strict or
der and deC0ranI i'll well regulated heatre nd being
resolved to render this establishment every way worthy
OF the patronage and support of enlightened public
has received the distance OF efficient police which
will be under the direction of Mr. CoTTAM
The Saloon has been newly fitted up and crnp !ish-
cd, so as to make it agreeable resort for VISITORS
During the season, in addition to the various novel,
ties that viii be regularly produced,
MANY ARTISTS
OF acknowledged talent and reputation will successive
ly appear.
G. III. BARRETT,
lessee IL Manager,