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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
TleUSK SALE.

DY virtue of trust deed, executed on the Goth
ID day Of March, 1928 by Robert Tnsley and
Jndub his wife TO Thomas X. Brown and The sub
scrber for purposes therein expressed, and e record
in the clerks office Of Amherst county will proc ecd
to sell on the premises cash. pubic ancou, on
THURSDAY The 3lst day Of October, "a Tract of Land
conveyed in said deed, continuing four hundred and
E,riv fire acres lying in the of Amherst and
Rockbrdge and adjoining The lands Of David S.
Garland aud others The undersigned will convey
such title only ds is vested in him as Trustee
}. ID. MURREII.
Surviving Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
Oct Z
LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue of a deed of trust to executed on
ID the 10Th day OF September, 1s3S, by Alexander
$. Henry Tor the benefit of John i. Cabell. | shah,
on Monday The 2Sh day of October. 1889. sell to
the highest bidder, al public auction, for ready
n-y, on the premises, the tract Of Land. on which
Capt. Alexander :. Henry now resides, lately by
him advertised Tor sale in the Fuginian. The Land
is in Campbell County, lies well upon both side Of
Suck Creek, is IN pretty good heaii, well improved
with all necessary buildings, aud contains f7@ acres
THOMAS L. BOULDlN, Trustee.
Oci Ia a
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REMEDY FGls PILES.

nR. W. w. MARSHALL'S int,hle remedy
- Tor the above disease by II. LATHAM.
N.B.-Numerous references can be Given. We
submit the certificates ofIhe Rev William \. Smith
and Thomas Hunt. MS specimens OF many more that
NIGH he offered. Others will be published from tlmr
10 time, as we may find room.
This is to certify that have had fair opportunity
10 kkow both the nature aud elt cts at Dr. MarsiaS
remedy for the BLIND PILES aud tn nix it a duty |
swt to those who suffer with this distressing disease
say. that il may be confidently relic on SAFE,
agreeable aud t6iccnt remedy for the form Of disease
for which the proprietor recommends it. 1t has
been extensively used in the circle Of my acquain-
tnncr, aud oil failure has come my
kuowlege. WILLIAM A. SMITH,
Ed. ofMe Ia Az {. Con Journai.
Richmond. Ia. October 81 1887.
hereby Gently that was afflicted for a number of
years with the Piles, which produced great weak
ness and general arrangement oflhc system. Alter
several and repeated prescriptions from Physicians.
(which provedo Of no avail fortunately for me | saw
an account of DIR. w. w. MarsiIa's remedy in a
newspaper. | procured it, and in a shot time it
made perfect cure and in the course OF two
months / Iegaincd my usual health. ! can with
confidence recommend 1t as an efficient -emedy
THOMAS HURT.
White Chimneys, Ia. Oct. %, 1897.
Oct
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L.4RGE SUPPLY OF
FALL GOODS.


~ NoW receiving my Fall supply of Goops,
81 "'ch WIN comprise The largest assortment offer
10y me IN this market, and as many of the Goods
Ic'., "ecn purchased under peculiar circumstances,
t: .o"i''enct IN being able TO offer some excellent
T,.i' esPec'aly in the following articles Broad
C''"s ana Cassncrcs, French and English Msri-
S Sps' o'aek Italian Lus,rings, Cacoes, Blankets.
Shawls, &c. &C.
FLANNELS
yellow Fianncls "
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS.
arg iot purchased, job will he sold cheap.
CLOAKS.
f.,, ,se assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen S
oio't, Camblet aud Alerno.
FUR CAPS.
large assortment, some worth 800.
\, CLOTHING.
,,;mS STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
eyo,. u'"sualy large, and will comprise almost
'iuc'e OF dress. with handsome assortment OF
"' n Cloth, Pint and Beaver over Coats
be,. 'ons wishing 10 PURCHASE, vii, do well to call
purchasing. NJ HART.
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NaOb-EEOssSe Hotel.
COFFEE HOUSE.

FHNHF subscriber intends in Few days to open a
\ Coffee House in the frame building, opposite
the Union Hotel. where he will be prepared 10 fur
nish Breakfasts. Dinners, Suppers, and Snacks. at
all times, aud of the choice articles furnished
BY the LynclIburg ma tkets. He solicrs share of
public patronage. JOHN MEl ERS.
Oct 10 2m+
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GROCERIES, Liquors, Ac.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Ac.
4 AN now receiving INV FALL SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES,,
consisting in pant al
10 binds ST. CroS Sugars part very prime,
Is " Pouo Rico do,
900 bags Coffee, Lagui,a aud Rio,
Is =" Maricabo, equal 10 Mocha for family
Is bbls Loaf Sugars, all grades,
10 boxes do do,
box n. York Patent refined Loaf Sugar,
so kegs Nails. assorted
loo bags Shot assorted Nos.
90 boxes Patent Mould Candies,
Is SpeInacetl do.
30 3" Soap, do
10 hhds Moasses.
10 boxes Imperial and Gunpowdet Teas,
l chest extra-iine de,
. Black do.
1000 lbs Sole Leather,
50 sides Upper do,
hhds Stone Ware. assorted.
200 sacks Liverpool refined Salt,
Allspice Pepper, Nader Nutmegs, Ginger, Al
um, Copperas. Mustard. &c. nc.
ON Consignment.
1000 lbs Superior Bacon.
Al Of which will be sold low for c,sI,
JOSEPH MARSH.
Sept 30 Ut
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NOTICE.

r WILL SELL, by way of public auciion. to
i the high hest bidder. for cash on Monday the 21st
day of The present month, (October) that b"lng
Court day. before The store door OF Coleman ID Ben
melt at Pntsyvana Court House, fifteen twenty
likely Negroes, consisting Of men. women gtlS and
boys. JOHN l.. +. IL lkiCh.
Dc, IA IDS
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TWENTY ACRES.

lying on The Forest road aud adjoining The above
mentioned TRACT, nearly half of which is heavily
limbered. the balance recenrlv cleared. On ,his
Tract there is good DWELLING HOUSE.
Tins Is one "flhe best stands the Forest road for
a blacksmith shop, wheelwrght shop aud Wagon
yard, as it The first good spring (alter leaving Lynch
burg which Is convenient In the road
Also amu1nrr L Il Al ,,r cnntnininn
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.T'OTFCE.

A GENERAL MEETING of the stockholders
IA in the I.ynchburg aud Bufiaoe Springs Turn
pike Company will be held al Pedlar Mills. in the
county OF Amherst, ON the first Monday in Noven-
Der next. {. CARTER. Secretary,
l.. Il B. s. +. c.
Oct. IA I'm
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Anew line Of Coaches,

Anew line Of Coaches,
From Lynchburg to Dagger's (Dibiell's) SPRINGS
via the Natural Bridge, on Tuesday next the 2nd day
ofJuiy. Until further notice, shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays. at half
after four A. NJ and arrive at Dibrels the same
nincs, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dibrell's after breakfast. and reach the
White Sui phurabout O'clock, +. Nj. Visers to
the Springs by this line will thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the While Sulphur or
l.cwlsburg, in two days from Lynchburg. The
Turnpike is finished quite to its Intersection with
the Lexington and Covngton Road, and IN addi-
lion TO tho general novelty and splendid scenery II
affords, would mention peculiar objects 81
interest and curiosity, the passage through, not orG
the Blue Ridge, along the margin OF James River
and commanding view of the Mountain Canal a
beautiful prospect-ihe Natural Bridge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth Trip across tie Attain
tic to view an last. but not least DaQGefs Springs.
kept by Chs. l.. Dibrell, where he that has been
will like TO be again.
The undersigned intending TO give their persona
attention to this line confidently promise travel
lers first rate Coaches and Teams and careful and
! accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pans
themselves to satisfy their passengers.
WIN. A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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Blankets.

NNTE have on hand u large lot OF Dufle and FONT
w Bltnkeis, bought last Spring al very re-
duced PRICE III which we will sell good Bargains
HUNT & MARTIN.
Sept. % Is
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June q


TENEIE subscriber wishes to employ two Journey
4 men Wagon makers who good worhmen.
For such he will give sord wages and constant en-
ployment. Workmen iiom over the Mountain
would be preferred. j. ii. BAlLE1.
New London, Oct. 10 ~
~ The Lexington Valley Star will please in
ser the above three times and seDdiis account to
this office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

e. OVEgsSEER wanted 10 supc'lntend "
n plantation, some fifteen niles rom Lynehnnfs
vii, 10 or Is hands. Address lpost paid +. S
l.ynchbnrg :.
Scgtl9
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Fake care oftis cents and the Dollar.
will take care Of themselves"
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.Ix'IT.IL $4,000.


WILL receive Deposi'es of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding full,
and etiee'uay all the property aud funds of the In.
sttuton. for the payment thereof, within ten DAYS
notice, with interest thereon from time of dcposltt
I'LL paid AT the rate ol per centnm per annun,, TO,
all sums which shall have been deposite Tor less
than one year, aud 81 per- cent. per annum, tor ali
sun which shall remain over one wear.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday AT halt past eight o'clock Il. NJ !;
nj the office the store OF Mr.. A. Gdnnawny.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. Il. Renwiek,
&. Mclvet. Henry j. Brown,
Jno. kinuier. Tho's. q. Acfec,
J. j. Salnons, {. Phelps.
TIiden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Ddlake, President
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer.
J. w. Dudley. Secretary.
Lsnchburg, June II
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HITS! E.fTS! :.
y g
q II o. w. q Il s,


MAIN STREET,
led door from the corner leading TO the Washing on
Hotel, aud Opposite the Dry Goods Store ot
Messfs. Turner & Burwel.)
HNHANKFUL for the liberal patronage hereto
citizens OF this place and adjacent country, that lie
recently returned from the North, where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed IN this mar
ket, for ncatness, durability aud unusually cheap
Having purchased in New York exclusively for
Cash, he hatters himself that the inducements held
forth cannot fail 10 please.
His assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
HATS. OF his own manufacture, warranted superior
any made in this section OF the county, and much
lower than formefly,-with variety OF
e. a II -,
purchased expressly for this market. consisting Of
Seal and Otter of extra fine quality, suitable for The
approaching season, and warranted 10 render com-
ton and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price Of those articles.
worthy the attention of the public M .sk Flu
Caps, extremely low, together with choice seec-
ton of Youths Caps ofyarous qualities, Fur and
Cloth. Children's fancy Cloth Caps, remarkably
beautiful, and prices such cannot fail to please,
with a large stock Of Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants. q = The attention of Country llattcrs
and Merchants is specially requested to my stock oil
Trimmings which is the largest offered here
and on as liberal terms can be purchased this side
of New York On hand large assortment Of Woo
Hats. white and black which offered at mode, ate
advance original prices. The public are invited
to call and examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Scot Iin
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One Hundred and Eighty-thrcc
a

lying on Ivy creek. in Bedford ouny, within half
mile OF The Trac last described. 1t is well watered
and contains a sufficient quantity Of WOODLAND
Tor the support OF the place,-Slxty Acres of TN.
Tract is fist rate foreground, and the upland is now
III good slate Of improvement.
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.SieiU Stage Line.
Sas.@s

PASSENGERS to the Springs, and other trav-
u oilers, arc hereby informed, that the under
signed will CONNIE nee running
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
F0TSPS, (Nstge, Sheen t;tYG ETOeS.

among which there dte eight or ten valuable Young
NORk HORSES, four ar five oke of OXEN
fifteen or twenty good milk COWS and CALVES
forty five OF fiiy tatened Hogs, Sixty or seventy re-
markabiy fine + rs, a great many of which are
half Blackwell.
Also about five hundred barrels of CORN, sixty
or seventy thousand pounds Of OATS, a large crop
ii HAY, FODDER. SHUCkS and STRAW
all my Plantaon Utensils with Wagons. Carts &c
Also MY household aud Kitchen FURNI-
TURE. among which there is II new Rosewood
PIANO, besides great deal Of other valuable Fur
nIturc.
Terms will be liberal, and made known on the dav
pf sale.
At the same time and place there are 10 be twelve
fifteen Negroes hired. S. NJ. SCOTT.
Oct 10 IDS
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will please
insert the above three times aud forward their ac-
courts TO this Office for payment.
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SCOTLAND.

We regret 10 say that The weather has been, Ion
the last days. any thing bur proplious iorlavest
work. From Saturda, morning. up 10 The hour nj
which we go To press, we have experienced here al
most uninterrupted succession al irzzling or last
ing showers. This state OF tic weather was age,a-
waited during the night between Saturday and yes
to-day by severe storm OF wind from the eastward,
wlich shook the window frames OF the houses. aud
threw down many tiles, chimney csns. &c.
Caledonian Mercury.
1t was remarked by many last week that they had
! never seen around Dumlues 80 dense IN array II
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SEt'E.v kEg.7'DRED .FCHES

lying IN Campbell county, ON the Forest road nbon,
iwo and hall or three miles from Lyncbbu,o
ItikEE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Of which is heavily timhered Tobacco Land no,
supposedly any in the county. and the cleared Land
is generally in very good heart This Land lies renar
kahiy we'll and is abnndany watered. The improve
nents are excellent, being all new consistin. of A
large and well finished DWELLING HOUSE.
ffa3 together with Meat House. Ice House rY~4
5iiJ Dairy, Kitchen, Weaving House, and A;;
-l-A large Bee House, in which the Bees kl.L
are now In full operation without hives and all n
iher Ont Houses necessary. On tins TRACT there
Is another settlement, consisting of good DWELLING
House ahd all necessary appurtenanrcs there is
suiiicency OF rich MEADOW LAND ia, the use
of the FARM, and an abundance of almost all
kinds of Ftnts which the climate will iust;fy
Within the immediate ncighborhood there are sever.
al Blacksmith Shops, Wheelwrght Shops. Saw and
Grlst Mills. Persons wishing to engage in the
manufacturing OF Silk would do well TO call and
see this property, ihey might here enter into thai
business with bur slight additional expense.
Also, a small 'rR Act containin, .bon,
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valuable real Estate 49,,
FOR SALE sRn1
.ss .sifcs ton. -.l

iNilE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL \, his
residence on The thirty first day Of Decembe,
l e3', me l. L \ b l. + TATE upon
winch he now resides. containing nearly
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
EgsSfny. s'targaesVc PILLS

Possess two reyV remarkabic prnpcrt'es.--
One Is, they cannot possibly do injury or
harm; and the other is, they are alcoys
SIRE to do good.
Thia may appear strange to some but when we
yeaec, that they cure disease upon Ny iRE'5
OW.t PL.9.N, viz: purifying the blood of all cor
,npt humors, viii not appear wonderful that they
are perfectly innocent, and at the same time al pow
erfu in the cure Of disease.
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND persons in Neg
England, have been cured OF in ermittent, Remit
tent, nervous, inflauaiory and putd Feyers; ,iea-
sles, ErYsipcias and Small pox; nAama.ons ofthe
Brain, of the 'rhront, o! the Stomach, Of the Lungs
Of the Liver, Of The Intestines, the Kidneys, and
the laddcr; Rheumatism, both acute aud chronic,
shifting and vomiting Of blood Diarhoea Dyseuta-
y and Ghollcs; Syncupe AppopIexy, and paraIy-
sis; Dyspepsia and iypochondrlasis; ! eianus, Up
,'epsy whooping Cough, shma aud i'apiialion o.
.he lienrt incpient Consumption and Mafamus:-
dropsy OF the Head, the Chest the Abdomen and
the Limbs; Scorfua, Scurvev and Syphillia =. rom
ehocele and Cancer, Gravel ard Sranguary, loss o.
appetite, Costiveness. sick head ache tIatulcncy
rains in the Stomach, pains in the ack ard Side,
and other complaints Of the Kidneys and Liver, u
and Sores Of every description; Mysteries,
~eak nerves and lowness Of Spirits, us well ~
leucorrea, Menorlhua, Suppression, ard other del
icute female complaints, solely by the of the
INDIAN PURCATIyE Pills: and direct reference
eau be given to persons Of the highest respectable
~, who have been restored to health ard useful
ness, by the above valuable medicine and in MANI
instances after they had Teen pronounced In their
doctors INCURABLE. Shall not these rffts, COM
Gifted, and prov d by the living testimony of lhous-
ands, have some effect in convincing the invalid.
who perhaps may have suffered Tor years with some
painful diSease, that he too, BY the use of the In
DIAN PURGArIvE Pills, may also he freed from
PUN, ardOhce more taste the ,ueeS Of Health. II
surely will, and trust the day ID not far distant
when PUnG ALTON, the only sure and certain meth
I'd Of cnring dsease, will be universally acknowl-
edged, aud DiSE4gE WHOLLY DRIVE.N
FROM THE LAND.
PRICE 20 CTS PER rOY WITH FULL
DIRECTIONS
iCfsAl' communications or applications of Agcn-
eies, mus, be addressed thus--''N. f. Office \. A
College Of Health 1913 fremont Street Boston.
Mass"
1913 FREMONT STR EET.
For further proofs ofthe efficacy of the INDIAN
VEGETABLE Pills and hat of the AGEN S for
tina sale of the same, see advertisement on the out
eide Of this paper.
Henry hYnE Agen, for Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

ed in field service, something less than ..
In all cases the length of the cylinder Is
eight times its diameter The fight OF
rockets too, varies between 1000 and 1900
yards, in proportion to their size. Those
Intended for lombard nent are usually
armed with shells, containing 90 pounds oil
powder in a strong iron case of combusible
matter, whose violence is nextingushable.
For fed service they are either armed with
shells, or the top of the rocket is formed
into little mortar, which may be made to
discharge, at any period of its fight from
SO to 200 musket balls. Three field rock
cts may be easily carried by an infantry
soldier, and they need no other apparatus
for firing them than such as may be made
by six muskets and haIbert, should not
bank or wall present a more convenient
stand. No rocket of more than 800 pounds
has yet been used, even in bombardment;
but some time ago Sir William Congreve,
the inventor, proposed the use of rockets
exceeding ton in weight These were to
carry each several barrels Of gunpowder in
IA massive case of steel. Where they
struck the impetus of their prodigious
weight wonId force them indilferently
through earth and mason work, thus heav-
ing into the very centre of the enemy's
fertilization mine whose explosion would
leave but little trace of the curtain, tower
or bastinn on which it should alight. We
have learnt that several hundred on this
enormous scale were taken on board Lord
Exmouth's fleet, to be used against A ge-
iers.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

President Van BHrea and Coz. S,icard
1t is stated to us to-day, that Gov Seward
will be IN town this evening, to act on Tues
day as Commandment Chiefof the Military
of the State of New York, on the occasion
Of the reception Of the President Of the
United States.--We have. no official infor-
nation Of this fact, but such a Reception
was contemplated, and, if adopted, will
divest the Reception Of something Of its
party character. I'm. Y. Express.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
STATE OF MAINE.

u 1NCOLN $50 Ebenezer Clap, Executor on
u 4 the estate of John M'Fadden, late of G. orge-
town in said County, deceased, GREETING.
You hereby ordered to notify the heirs at law,
lega:ees and devsers, and all persons Interested that
your second account as Executor on the estate O.
said deceased, will be offered for allowance at u
Probate Court at Faith, the twentieth day of flu
gust next at II O'Clock in the morning, when ana
where they may be present if they see cause. No
ice 10 be given ly publishing copy of this order
in the Lincoln Telegraph, printed at Bath, thirty
days before said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this second day of July.
l.hteen hundred and thirty-nine.
NATH. GROTON,
july IA fudge of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
DIE D..

In this town. on Thursday last, Capt, Charles d.
Wolfe. aged 81 years.
Miss Sarah Jane. daughter of the late Capt Mich
olas L. MITCHELL aged 26 years.
Susan Jane, daughter Of Mr.. Lorenzo D. New
all aged years.
In Waldoboro. on Friday last. Mr.. .abel Cole, o
revolutionary pensioner, So.
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RINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
Bath, L'y LIST.

ARRIVED.
June 26. Schr Girard, Thomas, Norfolk, via
June q. Brig Lewellyn. Adams, ST. Thomas
10 days. molasses to Benz Stn ,on and Others
June %. Brig Empire, Merrynan, N. York.
june 20. Schr NyrtIila .Merram, Parrshoro', n S.
schs Sagadahock, Rodbrd, Maven; Maine,
Stearns, Portland
July / schs Magnolia, Preble, Boston; Post
Poy, Beals do.
July 2-schs Victory, Harding Providence; Su-
perior, Kelley. do; Franklin, Nickerson do; Gen
kleber, Rick ford Newburyport; brig Fox, Fulton,
st Croix IA days from Porto Rico, ballast; Hudson
Wyman Portsmouth; Sidney, Graves, Boston; brig
Austin, burlington, Providence; sch Caspian, Ryan
n York; soop Fame, Graves Boston.
CLEARED. ..
June 2s-sch Kosciusko, DUEL, Galveston.
Jn!y brig Pensacola, Kilgore, Portland.
ARRIVALS, cLEARANCEs, Sc,
IT Havana 18th, among others, ship Cordova,
Owen of Path uncer; brig Lincoln, Smith of do.
for Neuvitas to finish loading for NYork; Caledonia,
Marsnn, # or Oh. Sailed 10th, sh p Canton, for
Turks Island.
In Hampton Roads 10th, brig Olive Rranch, En-
erson, Eoothbay. 18th 1heophiIus Wilson of st
George, seaman, fell from the boom while furing
the iib. and was drowned
q at NYork 9th, ship Europe, Drummond w.
Indies.
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LIN ES,

LIN rs,
on the death Of MISS S. J. d.,
Her spirit winged its way
To brighter realms on high,
To spend glorious, endless day
Where pains forever Ay
And as she soaring left
This tenement of clay,
Her parting word to friends bereft
Is is,-prepare TO die.
No soul-distressing fear
Clouds that brigh. beaming eye, ..
Blu, while the io,ys Of heaven appear.
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Fzcrryeaaeeaaalg Bridge.

YHSiiE Proprietors of Merrymeeting Bridge are
IA notified 10 meet at my Office in 2ath, on sat-
urday, the thirteenth day of July instant, at two
O'Clock p. NJ to choose officers alter their bylaws
raise money for repairs and additions, and see if
they will agree to build the Muddy River Bridge
for the raised by subscription. or subscribe
towards building the same. BY orderof the Direct
ors. d, RANDALL. Clerk,
July 2, 1899. 3wl4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

She warns, prepare to die.
Oh, let US herr her voice,
Ere yet the grave is nigh,
And if we would in death Iejoics
Like her prepare 10 die.
And while we weep her loss,
And DER her tomb must sigh,
Wen look to Him on Calvary's cross,
-dnd thus, prepare to die. MYRA.
Bath, Jug LIST.