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Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03

TO The Hon Courtof County Commissioners, nert
10 be held at Topsham, on tie first Monday of
September, 1889.
THNliE Petition of the Undersigned inhabitants Of
IA the town of Bowdoin respectfully represents
that an alteration was made in the County road lead
ing from Lisbon corner to Rowdoi ham village, that
said alteration begins little easterly of the Coombs
bridge in Bowdoin, and passes over land of George
Rogers, and land of the heirs Of John Purrnt on
and on the line between said lots about sixty rods ;
then over Ind of said Purrinton-then over land of
Benj. Adams, where ii again strikes the old County
road. Your petitioners, some Of whom signed the
petition for said alteration satisfied that pub
lie convenience does not require said alteration and
that twill be inexpedent and expensive to the Coun-
ty and town to have said alteration made-they fur
ther represent that said alteration has not yet been
made, or any thing done in opening said road
Your petitioners therefore pray that your honors
would discontinue said alteration and stop further
action thereon GEORGE ROGERS
Bowdon, Aug. 3Oth, 1889. and 81 others.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03

LINCOLN ss.-At a meeting of the County Com
missoners begun and holden at within
and for said County, on the frs; monday of Sep
tember, A d 1899
On the foregoing petition, ordered, That the Pc
toners give notice to all persons and corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house Of George Rogers in Bowdoin, on the
18th day of November. A ID 1885, at 10 . clock, A
M when they will proceed to view the road descrb-
ed in their petition, and Immediately after, at some
convenient place in the vicinity will hear the parties
and witnesses, and proceed to do such ohe1 things
in the premises as by law may be required, by caus-
ing atested copy of their petition and this order
thereon. to be served upon the County Attorney and
upon the Town Clerks of the towns of Bowdoin
and Bowdoinham, also by posting up copies of the
in three public places in each OF SAID towns,
and bv publishing the in the Lincoln 1ee-
graph three weeks successively, the service upon
the County Attorney. and upon the Town Clerks of
said towns of Bowdoin and owdoinham, and post
ing up of said copies, and the first publication in the
Telegraph. to be thirty days at least before the time
Of said meeting, that all persons interested may
then and there appear and shew cause iif any they
have) why the payer of SAID Petitioners should not
be granted Attest JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
Cory-Artest: JACOB SMITH. Clerk. 81
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03
NJ 4 RINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
Sept IS sch Packet. moody, Portland
so sch Comet, Skolfeld, Boston
CLEARED.
Sept. 2s brig John, Page, Barbados
Oct. brig Frances Louisa, Webb, Barbadoes.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03
NOTICE.
EAGLE FACIORY!. I.
Cloth Dressing.

TENHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
b that he is nav ready to Dress Clnih; there.
fore those who wish To favor him with their patron
nge are respectfully invited to call henew build
ing near the Androsooggin Bridge, in Brunswick,
where all orders !" i'll be promptly attended to-
Having angaged experienced and trusiy workm n,
and intending to devote his entire attention 10 bu>
ness, he feels assured that nothing will be wanting
on his part to insure general satisfaction to all his
customers as no pains or expense will be spared to
actonlpilsh that important object
To accommodate those residing at a distance from
his establishment, he has engaged the agency of the
following persons, who will receive cloth or other
articles to be colored dressed &c ,and forward them
without expense 10 the owners. And the subscriber
holds himself responsible for the safe return of all
articles left with eitl.er Of the following persons,
viz: Daniel Larabee, Merchant, Bath
d. NJ Weld Druggist do
Joseph Eaton, Merchant HarpswrH.
Samuel Thing. Innhoder, Frerport
Lawrence Joyce, Tailor, Richmond
HIS works are propelled hya never failing water
power, therefore he can insure despatch.
Cloth dressed in the best manner-r good substan-
al colors. for II per yard; other qualities in
proportion. b. H. MEDER
Brunswick, July 90. 1882 3w26
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03
HEOISSSes.
STATE or MIME.

NJ INCOLN IS. Taken on execution and will
e. be sold at Public .9ucIion. at the dwelling
house OF franklin Jones, in Topsham on Saturday
the 26th day of October next, at 3oclock, 2 NJ all
the right in equity Of redemption, which Franklin
Jones, Of Topsham has, to rodee n the following
described Real Estate. viz;-a certain tact or. par
Gel of land situated in Topsham and bounded West
BY the Ahdrozeoegtn River, North, by james s.
Hewey, East by Lllle River Stream, South by Mr.
Powers, containing about one hundred acres, more
or less, with the buildings thereon standing, being
the Homestead Farm occupied by said Jones'
said premises being sui 'c TO .Norgale, To secure
to John Varney tho payment Of about nine hundred
dollars. Tile exact sum due on the Mortgage will
be made known at the sale" - =,
STEPHEN GOULD, Dep. Sh'f
September 2}d lsS}0 +3n26
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03

In Warren, on Sunday last, Mr. Joseph Calf,
aged about SO.
In Wiscasset, Mrs Margaret M. Stinson, aged 25.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03
List OF Letters,

ACGSCsS3
Post Office at BAH,
It. /, 1889.
loDing letters are called
they are adrertised.
Mathews Iona.
McDonnough Patrick
McCaye William w.
Morse Ociavus
Mody Eady
Meansland james A.
Mcdonnell Sally
MrKenney Aaron
Mitchell Joseph r.
Worse Francis
Merriot Sarah
Noors Awldin ~,
Marshall W illiam
hiller Samuel E.
Marson Hinnah
NcKenney Hannah P.
Miller Mary
Mitchell 1'ammazig
Mereinney Hammer
Morrison Elisha
Mitchell George
Nohenv Edward
! Morse Oc,ayiius A.
Morrison Charity
Nores Jorge
Nichols Frances
Newcomb Iris A.
Noble Ffa.lces
p
Page Mary
Page NJ. R.
Prrcival G., rdon
Preston john O,
Potter Cranston
ParshIey Mary
Redmond Mary
Racklef Alexander
Richardson John
Ryan Sarah
Rogers Samuel
RairdcD Bradstrent
lockwood r. Ii. 2
l2eddcn w. Jr.
Reynolds Robltha
$
SHAW Luke
Stanwood Robert
Swanton Rnchel
Smith Eliza 2
Stevens Samuel
Smith Asa T.
Secly Britannia
Swnzey e. A. 2
stephens Ann
Slinson Gideon G.
Spinnev Jeremiah
Smith StiiIman
Stiiphin Lewis
shepard john w.
Snow Samuel
SewaI! Hannah NJ.
Smith Mary r
Starkey Horaiio
Stamford John
lStockman Lucy
Smith Celana p
II
Tufts Charles
True " illiam
hompson u spaulding
Todd Theresa NJ
W
Wood John
Ncbber Jane
Wingale A S
Ware Sarah
Winslow Gilbert
dlSOlle james
Williams Benjamin
lyman Thomas ?
Woeks John
Wing David
Webster Dayison
Whitman Jane
Wvlie Ais
Webb Lincoln
Young John l.
Young John
York Nathaniel
AS EATON, p. NJ.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03

TO .NathI Green Esq. one Of the Justices
ofthe Peaee, mithin and for the County
of Lincoln md State of Maine
EWE the subscribers being owners of Saw
w Mill, Shinglo Machine and Turning Lathe,
and Dams 10 the same, situate on Little River SO
called, in the town Of Lisbon-believng it for the
interest of all concerned that the MILL Dams and
FIooms, and the appurtenances should be put in
goodrepair, do hereby request you to issue War
rant for the calling of meeting Of the owners Of
said hl to be held at the house of Moses 1ibbets
in said Lisbon, on Tuesday the fifteenth day of Oc-
teber next at two o'clock in the afternoon, act on
the following articles viz -..4 M.
lst To see if the owners will vote TO repair the
Mill, the Dams and Foems.
I'd. To see If they will choose an agent TO make
the necessary repairs, and to manage the Mill and
Machines, and to make all necessary repairs hereaf
tel. a- l.--t I'D.
Sd. To take any measures they may judge expe-
dient for the general interest of said Mill. ..
Dated at Topsham, this 18th day of Sept. D 1889.
JTm. W. P.1TTEyN,
MOSES SIyNKLER.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03

AtSL OB
Remaining an the
Name, O
% When any Of the TO
for, please mention
"A.
Abbot VIM. +.
Alloy Saral,
B
Rradsinet Vim.
Buck Hannah 8.
Brown Charlotte &.
RIackanore Lorena
Beal George 2
BoIdcn Sophronia
Couillard Martha
Campbell w m. II.
Clifford Charles
Currier Warren &.
Connor Edmond
Connor VIM.
Cummings Theodore
Gushing Mary
Crawford isabella M.
ConIey Elisha
ID
Doughnev Cnner
Demoit Rufus 3
Dow David
Davis Henry
Doughney Edward
Edg' comb Isaac
Edgrcomb Mary
Edgecon'b Abigail
Elliot Elizabeth
l.
Field William
Fisher Susan L
Furington Henry
Freeman Isabel M. &.
Fnwl lcr r. &.
Flanagan Vim. B.
fiagg james p.
Ganneit Barzilla
Gardner William 9
Giles Joseph
Geichell James
Guruey Mary
Gilman Nathaniel Jr.
Gray J ane B.
Haley Dorcas NJ.
Harrington J. l..
Higgins Susan
Hodge B c.
Hogan William
Higgins Philip
linrdy Sarah
H,llmon Ruth a.
liam Sewal Il.
How ard Hiram
Harrison WnI.
Hanson Mary
iiambleton Cerus X.
Samuel ".
Ham John
linnrey Sewell
Haynes Rachel r.
Hooper Frances Ann
llansronb Julia
liolbrook Aaron
latch Evat, Phipsburg.
J
Jewutt J T. Il J 2
Jones Moses M.
Jones ! honAs
X
knowItnn jacob
Kilbourn Ogden
Kendall I'm.
L,
Lawrence John
LilcEhcld Benjamin
Lee Charles &.
Leonard Charles
Luce Mary
Lnfiollet George
Lowell Charles
MI
Morse Henry 3.
NOISE Richard Phipsour,
Main Thomas {.
Morse Harlow
Miller Julia a.
THON
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03

e:"rsnan silver Spoons
~ 49,
,-.,u.. sao ny "ILLAnD WALKER.
III Bath, juno 20, 1899. aa Tl2
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03

To the Hon Court of County Commissioners for the
County Of Lincoln, nert to be hoiden ut Tops
ham, on Tuesday, day Of September. 1882
ED EsPECTFULLY represent, the subscribers
N a. inhabitants of the towns of Phipsburg and
Path, in said County of Lincoln. that the old County
road leading from Path TO Phipsburg. past Berry's
mills. so called and TO the Bason in Phipsburg. is
very hiy rocky and circuitous rouie and that pub
lie convenience and necessity require the same
should be sraghtened and made better, which can
not be done on its present location, in the opinion Of
your petitioners. Therefore o,
Your petitioners would ask your honors to view
and slrasblen the old road or way commencing in
Phipsburg near the house of Deacon William Hutch
ems, and running in norhery direction to the head
Of Winegant's creek and nearthe house of Elijah
Clifford IN said Phip-burg, thence proceeding in the
best places into the town Of Bath, passing the house
of VIM. X. Campbell and Henry West Esqrs to the,
north line of VIM. Brown Jrs farm on the old
County road, thence in northerly direction near
Wnegant's creek, past the house of Thomas Lum-
bard coming out near Winegan:'s Bridge on the
land of Francis Oliver in Bath.
All which your Petitioners would ask your honors
to view, lay out. and locate if your honors should
deem for the public good.
.HILLI.A.M BROWN, Jr
Bath, lst June. 1889. and 81 others.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03


LINCOLN ss.-.4t a meeting of the County Com
nissioners begun and holden al 7opsham, 'cith-
in and for said County, on the first .Nonday Of
September A D 1889.
On the foregoing petition, ordered. That the Pc
tiioues give notice to all peisons and corporations
Interested that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house of w ilIiam Iutchngs in Phipsburg
the 2Oih day of November. 4 d 1899, at 10 o clock
A NJ. when they will proceed to view the road de-
scrbed in their petition and Immediately after. at
some convenient place in the vicinity will hear tine
parties and witnesses and proceed to do such other
things in the premises as by law may be required,
by cnusing an ai;ested copy of their petitlan and
this order thereon. to be served upon the County
Attorney and upon the Town Clerks of the towns
of Phipsburg and Bath, also by posting up
copies of the same in three public places in each Of
said towns, and by publishing the same in the Lin
coin Telegraph three weeks successfully, ,he service
upon the County Attorney. and upon the Town
Clerks Of the said towns Of Phipsburg and Bath,
and posting up of sa Copies and the frs, pubica-
ton 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,
(f any they haye) why the prayer 0: said Petition
ers should not be granted.
Auest:-JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
opv-Attest-JAcoB SMITH, G ERIK. 81
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03
JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A. GILMORE,
Boston, Oct ], 1899.

S-J l. IL Co. will sell for their regular GUS
toners, Qre" from any expense to t1em) ull kinds
of country Produce, or will take the same in ex.
change Tor GondI 3 nih21
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03
NOTICE.

NEW GOODS,
Just .Receired at ii. C. DONNELL'S.,
Oct3 tf27
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-02
John LaWrence's Estate.

W. the subscribers having a been appointed
District Of Chiltenden, commissioners to re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate of
JohE Lawrence, late of Wesliord. in said dis
trict deceased, represented insovent and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto. and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said court for
that purpose. we do therefore hereby give nos
tice that we will attend to the business Of our
appointment at the dwelling of Daniorth
Wales IN Wesllord. in said district, on the
first Wednesdays Of August and October next,
at one clock, p. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 18th day of May A. d. 1889,
WILLIAM WOOD, Con,n,iS-
REUBEN FARNSWORTH. : sioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-02
UNEXAMPLED
MA WMOYH SCHEWE.

VEvUE following details Of a Scheme Of n
d LoHerV, to be drawn in December next
warrants us in declaring il to be UNPARAL-
LELED in the history of Lotteries. PRIzts
10 the amount hare neuer before been altered to
the public. II is true, there are many blanks,
but on the other hand, the extremely low
charge Of $40 per Ticke,--,he caIue and
number of the copHah, and the revival OF the
good old custom of wARRANTING THAT EVERY
PRIZE SHALL BE DRAwN AND Sold, will, we
are sure. give universal satisfaction, and cs.
pocially to the S,r Hundred Prize Holders.
70 those disposed TO adventure, we recon-
mend early application Icing made TO us for
tickels--whon the Prizes arc all sold, blanks
only remain--,he first buyers have the best
chance. We. therefore, cmphaticaly say
DELAY NOT! but at once remit and hdnSmi'
to us your orders, which shall always receive
our immediate attention. Letters to be ad.
dressed and application made TO
SYLVESTER 81 CO.,
1876 Brodd,ray, NeD York.
n \ H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-02
BENJAMIN Irish's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT }

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, IS.
A 7 probate Court holden at Burlington.
IA within and for the district aforesaid on
tenth day of July. A. ID. 1889, an instrument
purportIng to be the last Will and Testament
of Benjamin Irish, Cd. late of HineSburgh, in
said district deceased, was presented to the
Court here for Probate, by Lura b. Irish, the
Exccutrix therein named
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court,
that public notice be given to all persons con.
cerned therein to appear before said court, at
a session thereof to be holden at Burlington,
on The second Wednesday of August, A, d..
1889, and contest the probate of said Will,
and it is further ordered that this order be
published three weeks successfully in the
Free Press. newspaper printed at Burllng-
ton. in this State, the last Of which shall be
previous TO the day assigned, as aforesaid for
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Register
Office, this 10Th day of July.A. ID. 1889,
WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-02
FORWARDING.

HNHE Subscriber having completed his ar.
Il engagements at ST. JOINS and WHITE.
HALL. is now prepared to receive GOODS in.
tended for TRANSPORTATION between MoNTRE-
AL and New YORK.
All orders addressed to the agent at ST.
Johns, Mr.. w. II. BuRLAND, will be promlly
attended to, and no trouble or expense spared
in the despatch Of Goods addressed to the
Establishment.
The Charges FOR Commission, Wharfage
&C., will he found at least TWENTY FIVE TER
CENT below what has been hitherto pa upon
the Line. FRANCIS MULLINS.
Montreal, Cd May. 1889
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-02
DIR. HULL'S
Utero Abdominal Supporter

rENHIS new instrument for The rodlcal
IL cure of Pr2hpyis Utcri, or Falling Of
the Womb, by @hrnal application, super
scdng he use ofihe objectionable Pessaty.
is confidently recommended to the afflicted
as the means Of a perfect restoration to
health, 1t never having failed of performing
a cure, even under the most aggravated
circumstances. II has received the decided
appreciation of Sir Ashley Cooper Of LON
DON; SIR Benjamin e. Brode; Sir James
Clark. Physician 10 tie Queen DR.. Ash
well, Lecturer on Midwifery TO Guys Hos
pual; DR.. Rigbv, Lecturer to 81. BarlhoI-
omess; DR.. Griffith, Lecturer 10 Wes'm'n.
ster Hospital; DR.. Ramsbobam, Lecturer
to London Hospital; Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer TO Westminster Lyng-'n lio,pl'
tai. Dr.. Swea,man. Lecturer 10 Middle-ex
Hospital, and senior Accouchour to Queen
CharIo'c's Lying.in Hospital; also, by
Henry Davies. Conquest; Blundell, Lee,
Merrlman, Surgeon Kea'es. NC. by DR.
Moreau, President OF the Academic Royale
de Mcdecire, PARIS and Accnucheur to
the Duchess DOrleans; Professors Vel
peau, Marjolln. Paul Dubois, Samson. and
others; ard in New York by Professor
]. w. Francis G. S. Bedford, M, ID.
Professor of Midwifery in University The
CITY NEW YORK; Professor Deafield,
Professor Francis u. Johnsion President
County Med. Society; Laurens Hull, pres
Medical society, state of New York; prof
James McNaughton, of Albany; professor
March, prof Cyrus Perkins, prof. Doanc--
DIS. Thos Boyd, Gilbert Smith, Hosack,
$ earns. Ludlow, C,s-am, Vache, Power,
Grsyson, Van Rensselaer,, and many other
distinguished Physicians in tho U. Safes
A. G. HULL :--Ofiice A Vesev-st,
.4stor House, New York.
Gl7A constant supply OF he above lnstru
ments, with Dr.. Hulps Improved Truss
for Hernia, will be kept by
ROBERT MOODY,
Druggist. Burlir gton, ~
F.. w. Brewster, Mddiebury.
II. II. Pren'iss, WontpeAer.
James Porter Rutiand. jy lily
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Balsom of Liuer7vort.

~. T,GwisTy g. co. ACtE!M IT'S
E,VOR selling Doct, Taylor's Balsom fLm-
4 er,cort, for Consumption, L,rer Com-
plants. Coughs. Colds, SpiHing of Blond, Pam
in the Side, or Breast, asthma, Pieurjsy, Mort-
ness of Breath, PaIpjtahon Of the Heart, De-
biliV, Nervousness and all diseases of the
LUNGS and LIVER.
The virtues of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested in this regon-sulr.
Gent however, has been used, in Chittenden
and Addison conunties. to give it Justly a
name above any medicine, hitherto offered as
a remedy and cure for consumption and liver
comprehensive show what cures mny be ex.
pectcd from lis use, we insert Il single case as
published in the New York Daily Express,
November 4. lS36-"The BalSam Of Liverwort
has found hundreds Of adv COATES, and has
produced so large number Of testimonials in
its favor as perhaps to render further approba-
lion unnecessary. I cannot Withhold my small
need Of praise, knowing myself pie disposed
to consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transm sslon. sought all
means to obvlate this calamity. and recover a
naturally weak constitution. ] spent two
wears at Pisa. in Rome, two years in Florence.
and another in the south OF France. seeking
mean time the advice Of the best Physicians.
Last summer | returned to this country. not
recruited in health, and perhaps not much, il
any worse. than when left. had seen in
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
newspapers, containing advertisements oil
the Balsom of Liyerwort, and resolved upon
trying its boosted virtue. As soon as arrived
in this country, used it. and in three months
was so well that ] concluded could safely
pass the winter here, and accordingly did so
| have used bottle now and then, through
the past summer am now in as good health
as can wish to be; my cough has who'll,
subsidized, and my lungs have every feeling o
health. | shall be pleased TO receive any per
son, who may wish for further particulars, a
my lodgings, City Hotel -
A. A. DELAFiELD.
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HN n W
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For Faculty of Selling Goods Cheap.

EDWARDS Is the place to buy
Guods--nO mistake about 1t, IA sure guar
an,y of It is that he ia Taxed for MS faculty
Of doing business higher by huDdreds of
dollars than any other man IN the state, of
the same profession, and more singular still
be is assessed Just twice as high as his
neighbors Now how Is it the gent enan
listers were jud'cously chosen to act &C.
cordlng TO their best Judgment and proba-
bly, have done so--thelr dolngs for persons
abroad is good advertisement, tor tho
store home customers buy of Howard and
talk and tell OF 1t to their friends who want
goods, or to know and see where the bust.
ness is done which Is a recommendation to
Towards Cheap Cash Storey then
is left for Howard to do' It's sometimes
said that men do not know rhemse yes com.
para'ivelv and are not always conscious Of
their own faculties relatively, before being
tested: it may be so with him. when he
lost IS per cent discount on his s. 80 Wind.
sor money, every body sad he would make
money bv il, and so he did. When he was
taxed $agO for his faculty Of selling
Goods III 1898 they all said hr would sell
enough more pretty. new and cheap Goods
to tie Ladies OF Vermont 10 make 1t al %
and more too. and it was ust as they said.
The Listers say there is no getting at
Towards business. he does so much that
the law is not big enough, a new one must
be passed in the House IN the side of the
Mountain to reach such extravagant mo.
nopoles, It's too much to have so many
Goods sold by one man and he to sell all
the Brandreth Pills 100 that are sold in
Burlington, it leaves no chance for Pediars
or Doctors, "One Of The good substantial
appraisers said 1t was enormous 10 see how
many goods that Howard sells; why, they
come from Il parts to trade with him, and
somehow he always liked TO trade there
himself, for he always went off so well
pleased that he got well paid for buying of
Howard, and that he noticed that The trade
was all the time increasing! Well now
such being the stories and the result cor
responding, Howard himself is of the
opinion of many people that the business
of selling goods in Burlington is pretty
good, and as so many are engaged IN raising
his faculty up he ought to endeavor to
| equal their expectations in selling an in
creased quantity Of goods which the store
| is now supplied with and the signal Flag
up and flying to denote the place with tho
In