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FOR Sale Cheop-A quantity OF bous for bricks,
printed Tor some owner ola Trick yard " no csseled
u.s. Apply at ;he Counting Room of this office
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So close they flew, even were there steps, they
seemed as one brave steed. The shout now rIses on
the air like the m"unto lashing the shore after
h'rce storm. Away, away they career. Twice in the
third mile did trey Eagle outstp his rival and Then
only ew steps shortly to be reganed Neck and neck
shoulder to shoulder they sweep thu track urged on by
the mingled cries Of admiration and cxpec fancy in tina,
wide concnurse.
'he goal is pissed for entering the lust trial But
Just before they rench it, Wagner darts ahead and
scours the field amain. l,ave'y did the Kentnckians
award this noble horse the palm. They shouted ill
their threats grew honrsc. Nor did Cry face again
come up with his rival until they m de the trd stretch
He there resumes the contest side by side. Shouts still
louder ascend the wekin. Gre, Engle is gain aheud.
Now Wagner comes up Grey EAGLE once mora,
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HLoTHEb WITH A LITTLE BRIEF .AuTlroRIrY-
no" many men are seen arrosuns TO themselves pow.
or and acting with impude"c", when covered with the
cloak OF o1c' they assume authority they would not
dare TO put OH, if Invested OF Their borrowed pumes
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

"Noh mi Ta"gere" is the motto Perhaps, of au
lf"scihle mn--hut there IRE men disposed be quiet
who will show the rorcupine if trod upon.
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Inc Specie Ciause.--lt il now announced nm
all sides ny the organs of. tho administration Tia,
the St'- Treasury is TO become the law o the Land
ana the Sn -'Troas'ry with it. odou- features
| lAe Albany Argus, tbs Globe, the New Era: thu,
| Evening fpat, and tho country and Wa rd rrsolu
IONS of tho Dry p yty al! proclaim that the coun
try Is prepared to receive the SubIfrcasury with
the SpecIo Clause. We propose to examine
briefly Id" character Of this provision the circum,
stancts under which it WAS first presented and the
necessary con. egucnccs Of its adoption.
When the SuL>Trcasrry was first stn ted Mt tho
Extra Session, it contained no provision for the
collection OF The revenue in gold and silver coin
This part ofthe pan was let 10 the laws already,
existing and the revenue was 20 be collected as
hc'ctoiorc i'll Treasury paper, or in thc bills of
specie paying banks. Wi h this Mr.. Calhoun was
N satisfied, and he introduced proposition con.
tc!hpiatlng the ultimate collection of tho customs
OF the iirst OF January ISL, government paper,
or an exclusive metallic currency. Thi, did not
cut quite deep enough for Mr.. Benton, and that
gentleman offered his bill to re ESTABLISH the con-
's''nt!onaicurr' ncy of Tho general govcrnncnt--
graunay cniafging the denomination Of bills re-
colvdbIe III public du s. and ,fbddlng tho receipt
OF any description Of paper, after March, 1912
The amendment of Mr. Calhoun was carried ON
the tlird of October, 1881 by vo,s of24 Senators
to ga majority OF one Aud in this majority |
we ind Brown and Strange of North Carolina
Roanc OF Virginia, Wright of New York Wall of |
New Jersey, Grundy Of Tennessee. Niles aud
Smith OF Cnnntclcut, acting in direct opposition
to the instructions or the oPlninns of their respcc
tive 5 aes. lie bill thus embarrassed was suh.
selucntly carried by u ,neagre majority of two
votes. and was laid on the table in the House ON
motl"n of Mr.. Clark, of this State, ny vote of
100 yeas TO l07 nays.
Such was the course Of Legislation on this sub.
Ject at the extra session The Congress 10 which
the question presented, had been Jus, elected.
They came fresh tom the people, They spoke
the true wishes of tnpir constituents. They en-.
bodied public sentiment. They were tho index TO
thn.ieal public opinion Of the country. Tuo ex
ccutyo had found no tli.o to tanprr with them
They They were us yet, interrupted by influence
and patronage, and the soductions Of power. Inc
aaba were too much occupied with
tn ir affiis. 10 Interfere with tn If usuuI arr
tIvl IN the elections Of the republic They had
i:'lu of no money 10 tquandrr nclectIuuvtriug
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Hotiingcw aud the L. S. Bank-We vester-
day put OUT readers i'll posscsSio of all tho facts
in our power, relative 10 the refusal OF Holinpcur
Co. to accept the bills drawn on them by the
Bank OF the United States Ii was an important
part OF tic information, that tho bills thus refused
were promptly hoRor2G by he house Of I>uthschild
ard all the paper sent by the Bank of the United
States 10 Europe, has been dulysIlonorcd or if,
III SINGLE instance, as in the case OF Hottlnpcur
X Cos. r luSa, one draft has come back, that has
been Immediately paid il New York
II may be proper to look for 4 momcn; at tho
conduct of Mussrh Ho,tipgeur g. Co. towards the
United States Bunk. That house was under agree
ncn to accept the very drafts which it refused, and
had IN ITS hands the security necessary to guat-
ranlee II from loss and, i'll nonlcn, of nervous
excitement, sort o panic most inlerestedy
brought abon' it violated us own faith, and broke
ono OF those rules for mercantile regulations, that
are deemed mest sacred by gentlemen who occupy
Tue place 10 Which That house aspr's.
he promptncss with which Mr.. Jaudon met
the cxiscncr, and Supplied the want for 7,0O0O0O
francs, show tie resources of such II man, and the
strength OF tho Bank Of tho United Slates.-U. s.
Ga1sHe.
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NOTICE.


:. ~. So. ARRANGEMENT FoS SUNDAYS;
cars VIII leave the hours tho week DAYS
Snl o'clock, NJ when Locomotive will leave ton
evsry hcur mil o'clock. 81 and New Orleans every hour
AFTER ~ o'clock horse be obtained by paving dol
,esstor me Trip fcaicd for after e O'Clock, r. H. 10 dol
lars y i'll he charged.
rersons going by the Steam Car provide themselves
WIN a. the cond has positive directions not to
receive money in lieu thereof "
tue accommodation Of persons visiting Carroon in
ths O'Clock and who may to eman Their uu
~ O'Clock the CIR that as heretofore left at
ranain Until GO ociock thci allowing them
nne hour to enjoy the pleasant walks oie of the most
OE4MklENk Gardens II III Irnited St1t -.
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FIR 4 NOE.

nero Is net much news of interest from this
King om. 1t is Co tiien'iy asserted tina, Il con-
sidera 10 movement of troops will speedily take
plac' IN A'gicrs, under the command OF the Duke
OF Orleans he ohjec, Is probably nothing more
than to strengthen the admins, ration of the
colony. ~
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Cor the Exterior.
FOR BAIOLI Sam

,,., RPsni.'r p0chss
Is (, Il "a ~" stIHHdd pass, n4er stean,bc.,
t. 49, BRILLIANT, jess. HaJt mss,.,
Sss5 !, II r W." Lave Hcw Orleans every We'd
Saturday % 10 "cl ch \, NJ tasn m, Cons, dow. -
= nn ha' f' freight or passage apply TO Capt H.y,
'eo~' AnlMS Il WffTALI
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The chairman of the Committee for tho relief Of the
sufferers by the Mobile fires, received the following
letter, with the amount nclosed, yesterday:
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NEW fnRE, Friday, z. NJ.
The stnct Of thr United S,urs Bunk run down
al the board tins morning to $50, and some shares
"rr" 9htrcd at erwards az low AS 7 but thcr,
"ern' no boyers at hat pr cc' The impression is
pretty general IN YAH street, that the "moilscr"
aud, !n'.ct Il, several ohrrn of tho Philadclphja
Bi1ks have not only So nd.d INT tina, they are
aHtu'l broken ami ltsolveut There is uc Thing
ecrtain-tlc notes y! the United States Bank are
no longer received IN preference to those of any
ot"rr !" your Blnks, but ale moro stunned than
they W 'ro ever sought after, even by it wurmest
advocates. For NY uwn p TT, cannot believe
that this InSAnt}on. under the management Of suct
"bu AID eAiriIr,Gd in!un cicrs aS it IS should SO ia,
orslrcach It's vast resources to be unable speedily
I" meet all 'ru,NnGs against il. The bro crs If
Wall street, however hov, lost all confidence in lis
soundnoss; ana will be loug. very onu, before the
Btnk at the United States can again take its for
mrr elevated stand among the banking in Institutions
Of tho country.
Our banks are firm and unit nciinc and there
n" doubt ct Their perfect ability perform their
duty c tue public
Checks on Philadelphia are not very readily OBJ
tal"ed at ~ Ter cent dis Operations of all kinds
IN southern funds have ceased io1 the present.
In cotton thcr" Is nothing dong. Flour looks
better; northern $50, southern S6,25; southern
corn 49,. and northern 81, wight. Rye 81 Il 1sc.
Some light sales Of wheat ave been IN ado al rather
better pieces.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

THE JACKSON AND LACOuRSE STREETCARS
Leavethc head OF jackson street o'clock A. NJ Canal
street az " "'c"eS and run hourly. AT ocork they will
eavr each and every hall hour until y o'clock
excepting that I'd Of Ieavir, Cana street at q o.
clock the car Will leave there ut Q o'cnck r. NJ.
Ell IS a"ticu'ary requested hnt gentlemen will put
iee upon the cushions smoken the when Ladies
are present.
O@eo New Orlcans and Carrolton Rail Road COMPANY
.,.o., 80 JOHN IIAMPSON,
July 10Th 1852 Chief Eng. N. o 4 CIR
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",KApf vi PAPER-2tH r,anes ,louhle coo do
Nv single Whipping lap-r, landing ,rpm bfig Geo,
ksen, aud TOR sarly JTHAfER L. CO.
10 +5-fs A j~- 7 Poyfrnss ~
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RITSSI 4

, "A w!dely extended conspiracy had been fully
discovered in Russian corps lis march to Po
land Five hundred officers IRE declared t, hav,.
been arrested at blow. and others subseouentIv
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SPAIN

Inc ci'il war which hls long ,leso!itcd this
hihgcom has tcrnlna ed in the complete: TRIUMPH
OF the Queens party, Don Carlos having n ii the
insd0m and entered France, with tho intention III
retiring at once to Italy.
"fcal rcJo'cings took place ut NJ drd in coaso
quenco oft. All the Curlis IoaGc 8 Of motto Ind
t'd or surrendered, except Cabrra, who was s,I
hghing in &C south.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-22

EsLotR-ao0 Iris fresh -four in s,nr. and for
sale ny ..s.. G u ,RSEY,.
~ ~. -. - Il New I.,vrn
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MEMORANDA
= r state utlile RIVER. :.

NhiSkEf-lQobEs erciihed Wl,;skey, in Store
~ ldf ulr by a DORSEY,
% - 81 New pypr b.
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EoasiWlgc.

FOX NEW YORK.
Prrkrt 0i iHrNH0Ay, tn" OH inst.
Nf~ York Ga.d NfW DyitnHse Line
IN TIE tine Al ) ip IaltOY, tnr, Dyrk.ndo,g
trTfls will sail ms slreriis d. For fc ith, o, il
$40 bales Cu'Ion, Or Tor pn-snee apply o..
"hr OF 10 PETf.k IhiDLaW,
90 6h ta,np 81.
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FORT or NEW. ORLEANS.
l.EARANCES.

ElEARANCES.
Ort 2!st, 1880.
Ship fis'rrw- w hiiin.. Havrc : Mass,
'rig Geo Ryan, Jordan. Rnston, Aias,er
S," co"e" no'"n, Apal"chicola. Master
~ '"A""Heilh' MONTE, slaster
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
V(NHt Iron Steamboat Rehecca will leave the Basin
=, 81 inc head 1T the New Cnna every day, (excep,
Mondays) for The Lake, as follows;
Depart at IS s 4. n. Return at IN.
- g. ~ lslPM'
SPIN. &" 9 r.. NJ.
And OF MONDAYS
Depart at 10 4. N. Return a, r.. PM.
2P. NJ. -" PM.
81 M AZ Pm.
may 70 q. CHEW, Cash.
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(1G,N,iNsE-Ln,ld'nS from ship. Rul icon, 200 ~
~ Sniphae Of !uini1c, i'll 6 ~ and OF walls for
ssae or retail by II BONNABEI,
oI( "A T,bp
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y ASSINNEEE,s

FER steamer rili,rt..J NIafr Hess Williams Hir;,,,
San"ri on tat Marks Landry oa.e AIiehe, CrevasoI
auy' Crea" tian'ie. Mrs SHAH Mrs T. skull Wn,on Mr..
ross, Mrs Avery, Mnd ternard ~ : '''H ''e
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BANK OF ENGLAND.

0uartsr'y average Of tho weekly liabilities and
assets ct the Bank Of England, from the 25lh
June, 1889, to the 18th Sept, 1889, both inc!u
s,ye' published pursuant TO the act and 4 W,
w, cap SO. -
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>.
FgNfE pncr ot to; hrtuC tins Lnl ST. 10 per lnrre
according I" the utrt, tnr bakers viii give al
ounces OF bread pr ten cents. during H., week beg M
mug on huhihy next The EI1t Instant The loAvvs of
second Qmly, or OF three for CENTS small wpyh rs
per cent more, VIZ: ~ ounces.
oi9 C.. GENDIS MAYOR.
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IAEhI,i,-ifc,Mre, expressly for Contect, ners g.
" ladies' drssns. n.t r,c lived by shin Knl,c ~ and
Tor ~. wholesale or rslail by II iOSNABEL,
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~ hli, NEA Il 'k~-i! n.n.r.u r. ,nr; or I hp
~ n yer IN It ' I'NlIr br Ih' DIi ~.u,,r, Hl
~, th"r u 'F"Hah ("o-, Naval ioonliioe,' Nc G.
ne ',"n 81 "1 r'.',, - C,ntus ", bbc, author !
flAmc ~ Lite, Nc.Nl
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
TO THE AFFLICTED.

~R. RICHARDSON'S 5 celebrated Sherry Wine
Biiters for The cure Of all those prevalent
diseases, called, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Bilious or
Liver Complaints, Dizziness or Headache, Wander
ing or settled pains, sinking Faintness, Nervous
Debiiity, Costiveness, Piles, and all general de-
rapgement of health, caused by an unhealthy state
of The stomach and bowels, which have been justly
styIed the " storehouse of disease These Bllers
have proved certain and speedy remedy. lhey
preclude the necessity oi using rllls. VI H. ~"
siders II unnecessary 10 publish long li@t OF putng
recommendations upon which the Whole merits oi
many advertised cdrines depend
npCAUTION TO PJ RCHA> >ERS.- They are
nut M in fat 1t les with the following words blown
in the plass: S, O Richardson's Bllters. SCUM
Reading Mass with label which covers Inc
cork and be suro that FAC sIMiLE IT my signature
is unon the label so that the cork cannct hc Drawn
wiiont DESTROYING it. also FAC SMILE OF my sI@.
nature upon the outer envelope without which none
are genuine The great success of this medicine
has induced number oi unprnclplrd persons 7"
initiate il in various ways. Remember his BItefs
cannot be Obtained of pedlars on any pfetcnce "iu'
ever.
PS Barnard G. w Skinner, Travelling Agents
for the New England States. Prepared fem Med
irinal plants and roots al Richard Labatory-sold
Rhulesale and retail at his office, No Is. Hanover
street. Boston, and by most Druggists throus hont
;he N. E. States Merchants in the country can
receive them safely packed in boxes by tnrwarding
an order and the usual discount will be allowed on
the sale Price IS els per Bottle. His dry Bilers
put up in pressed form are so cts. per paper.
The genuine are sold wholesale and relail at my
office, No 10, HANOVER STREET, Boston, and
by Hall, ir, drhgeist, corner of Elm and Union
streets, also by my advertised agents.
J Wilkinson, G Wadron, Weld, Bath L
Fuller, E Ladd, Augusta; F Scammon, 5 Adams
Hallowcll 5 GAY jr, c 1arbeIl. Gardiner Tooth.
ather * Thomas J W Avery q Co, Richmond
Village; J SIMPSON,, Morrow, Bowdoinhnm VII.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
Fashionable Establishment.
= asnucl Crow ell. TAILOR.

I'd ETURNS thanks to the liberal inhabitants
& q of Balh and vicinity for the patronage they
have thus far favored hi-r with, aud would taxi e
this opportunity to inform them that he continues
10 execute all orders in his line Of business, with
promplnes- and despatch.
He trusts that his extensive experience in his
profession, and his unremittng efforts 10 please his
patrons, combined with perfect knowledge Of his
trade, will cnable him to merit and receive Il con-
tinuance of the public favor.
Persons wishing Garments made in the best
manner, and according to the latest fashions, will
please call at the Office directly over Parsons
Smiths Store in Rogers new brick block
ITCutting done at short notice.
Latest Fashions duly received.4Gs
Rth. MnV Is. ISS0 LII
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
SEf{2S'
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Bal, amic
Syrup Liverwort,
For cure ofCOnsumptions, Coughs md
Sc f{5S'

CUfUS.
More t an $4,000 bottles of this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally IN the State of
Maine,) since it was first offered to the public by
the original inventor and proprietor. }. Il. Sears a
ew years since
1t is undoubtedly superior to any other alticle of
fered 10 The public; as 1t seldom fails in giving relief
where il is taken in due season.
! he underSigne having purchased the original
recipe for this syrup, has made arrangements to
have gents in the principal towns in New ng'and
supplied with it. Purchases will be careful that
the bill of dlrecti ns are signed by H. Fuller or ;.
Page, and the name Of the for stamped in the
seal, and my own name written on the outside la
bel. T NER RICK
All orders directed TO the proprietor, llaowell, :,
Me will meet with prompt attention
The following are among the agents for selling The
above Syrup VIM c. Simpson & CO., Frat s.
King, and Maryland & Noyes, oson j. s. lIar-
rison, Salem A arter, Portland; George w. Hol-
den, Pangor; R. S. Bl = ell, Thonaston; J. F..
l.add Augusta; A. T. Perkins, Gardner Geo. VIII
liston, Brunswick; Doct J. a. Berrv, Saco.
For sale by J. WILKINS ON.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
WAKE UP WAKE UP! WAKE UP,!
Warmers regetabLe purifying Iitters, on

JumtIy roT7tcFUf-
q CURE for Jaundice and Dro"Sness for
"a debility weakness of the limbs, wanf Of APP
petite. Bilious and Liver Con plaihts, Catatia, Cos
tven"ss, want Of strength, &c, A III who have
made Of this preparation asioi'sh6d AT lis Of
iiracy hnparts us strength TO wine or wafer. I he
reputation of this medicine for all sIrng and :
mer complaints. is row fully established. II h'r Q
in use for the last ten Years for the following rur-
poses !: purif ing the blood. removing The pnpehsi-
~ to sleep, winch all are less troubled with
the spring Of the year, erndcaiing all kind OF
humors from the blood even il thev appear externally
in the face any part OF the tody tor III" ab ,e
purposes il is much better and far more ctcacious 5
dian salts, sulpher, cronm uf lalar, or any o.ller
preparations.
Rclaiied by most of the Druggists in no-ior.
Dealers be supplied by j. p. Ha'I, HIM. Erown.
Brewer Gushing " Stephens, iiunne"eil, Low ~
Reed. Boston.
For sac in Bath by J W WILKINSON.
Bath, .7rrlI 9th aoIr - i lrr IT II
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
TOOTH ACHE. TOOTH ACHE.

TOOTH ACHE. TOOTH ACHE.
WIN. BROWN, Chemist, 43l, Washington street
Boston, has invented article that will cure this
tormeniing pain. Rising of eight thousand cases
in Boston and vicinity, have been cured within a
lew munlhs. 1t takes away all smell and soreness.
Call for Browns Extract of Gall and Kreosote.
Observe his signature for genuine, Price so cents
For place of sale and fall description pl nse OBJ
serve in other column. For sale in Boston by
most of the ,vhnrsap Druggisis
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24

THE HAIR! THE HAIR! THE HAIR!
FESH E inhabitants of Boston and vicinity are as
ID tonished at the wonderful efficacy Of the gem
nine BUFFALO OIL 1t has recently been dis
lowered 10 he the most eflrctua remedy now in
ose to promote The grow th and improve The beauty
ofthe Hair I, is fast taking the place of al other
preparuiions Price 81 i 9 cents. AS security
against counterles please observe the signature Of
the proprietor Wm. Brown, rome other genu ne.
lS", an expensive engraving representing Buf
falo Hunt. For place ofsale and full description
please observe in another column
r Nov. f. IS3S. 1yr3I
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
SHIP CHAN l. l. K Y.


A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"a and for sale by ZlNA HYDE d Co, Front
street, Bath; including C0RbAGE, Manila and
1arrcd, from the manufactures OF Plymouth, Mar
blehcad aud Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth, Duch and Twine Of most descriptions
ANCHORS ofnll sizes, warranted.
CfLALN CANES, Sheets and Ties of Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ranied for two years: also English Chains. Bolt &
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes md Nails, with
>lh r Castings Of all descriptions.
Uindisss .Necks and CapStan Spindles.
ZINC SHEA1HLNG NAILS, new and appro.
prialc article
.NAV4L STORES, Paints Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to Ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered TO the purchaser at lis place Of busi
ness, direct from the manuaciory free Of expense
to him, and at the manuaclor : lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 30, 1913, l,7
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24

To the Hon. Court Of County Commissioners tor the
COUNTY of Lincoln, nert 10 be holden at 1opS-
ham, on Monday the I'd day Of September 1882
ID ESPE CTFULLY represent, the subscribers
- inhabitants Of the towns Of Phipsburg ana
Bath in said County of Lincoln, that the old County
road leading from Bath to Phipsburg. past berry
mills, called, and to the BaA,n in Phpsbnrg' IS
very billy. rocky and circuitous route and ihat pup
lie convenience and necessity require tne same
should be aghtened and made better whIch can
not be done its present location IN the opinion oil
your petitioners. Therefore
Your petitioners would ask your honors TO view
and straghten the old road or way. commencing IN
Phipsburg, near the house OF Deacon William hntch-
ems, and running in northerly direction to The head
of Wineeant's creek and near the house of Elijah
Clifford in said Phipsburg, thence proceeding IN the
best places into the town of Bath, passing the house
of VIM. X. Campbell and Henry Work Esqrs to the
north line Of VIM. Brown Jr's farm on the old
County road, thence in a northerly direction near
Wnegant's creek, past the house of Thomas Lum-
bard coming ont near Winegan.'s Bridge ON the
land of Francis Oliver in Bath
All which your Petitioners wonld ask your honors
TO view, lay out, and locate if your honors should
deem for the public good.
WiLLLAM BRoY.N, Jr
Bath, lst June, 1882 and 81 others.
LINCOLN ss-.n meeting of the County Com
in and for said County, on the first .Monday Of
September A d 1889.
On the foregoing petition, ordered, That the Pc
toners give notice to all persons and corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
ut the house of Wiam Hutchings in Phpsburg on
the goth day Of November. 1899, at 10 o clock
A NJ, when they will proceed to view the road de-
scribed in their petition and Immediately after, at
some convenient place in the vicinity. will hear the
parties and Witnesses and proceed to do such other
things in the premises by law may be required
by causing attested copy of their petition and
this order thereon, to be served upon the County
Attorney and upon the Town Clerks of the towns
Of Phipsburg and Path, also by posting up
copies of the in three public places in each of
said towns, and by publishing the in the Lin
coin Telegraph three weeks successvely the service
upon the County Attorney, and upon the Town
Clerks Of the said towns of Phipsburg and Bath,
and posting up oc sa Copies and the frs, puhlica-
tion in the Telegraph, TO be thirty days at least be-
fore the time of said meeting that all persons inter-
ested, may then and there appear and shew cause,
Qf any they have) why the prayer oc said Petition
ers should not be granted.
Attest:-JACOB SAITH, Clerk
Copy-Attest.-JAcoB SMITH, Clerk. 81
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
Feathers and Mattresses!

A large and excellent assortment of Ff.ATH-
IN ERS, of all kinds, and superior MATTRESS
rs, just received and for sale, very cheap for css
by the subscriber, at his Furniture Ware 'Rnsnass
Front street, opposite the Elliot House.
Juns S.-2wI0 Z. z. SMITH