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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
OUR EARLY DAYS.

OQM EkAWAx IVA 90
~ wILLiAn y. GALLAoHEa.
Our EARLv DAYs!-fIow often back
We turn on Life's bewildering track,
To where. DER hill and wiley, plays
The sunlight Of our early days!
A boy :-my truant steps were seen
Where streams were bright, and meadows green
Where now'rs, in beauty and perfume,
Brcathed ever of the Eslen-bloom-
And birds, abroad in the free wind,
Sang, as they left the earth beisind
As wing'd their joyous why above,
OF Eden peace and Eden luve.
But now, the streams are dry and sear,
And brown, the meadows NIL appear;
The aow'ss are gone; the birds glad voice
But seldom bids my heart rejoice;
And, like The mist as comes the day,
My t:den-world hath roll'd away.
A Youih:--thc mountain torrent made
The music which my soul ohry'd,
Iosunn the crowded ways cf men,
And seek the old tradissos,si CHEM.
Where, through the din, uncertain light.
Moved many an ever-changi"g spritc,-
Alone the splinter'd crag 10 dare,
While trooping shadows ft'd the air,
And qnicken'd fancy many n form
Traced vaguely in the gathering Storm
To tread the forests lone a, cates,
And dream of Sher~od's pcoplei shades,
And Windso's haunted ''allrys green"
"Dingle" and '.bosky bourn'' between,
Till hurst upon my rapturrd glance
The whole wide realm If old Romance:
Such was the life l.ved-a youth!
But VANISHED, at the touch .f Truth,
And never to be known again.
Is all that made my being then.
A Man!-the thirst for fame was mine,
And how'd me ut Ambition's shrine,
Among the votaries who have given
Time. health, hope, peace-and madly striven
Ay, madly :: for that which, when found,
Is o!lenrst but an empty sound.
And have worship'd!-eycn yet
Mine eye is on the Idol set;
But il hath found SO much to be
But hollowness and mockery,
That from its worship oft it turns
To where u Light intenscr burns,
Before whose radiance, pure and warm,
Ambitions charm must cease to charm.
Ous EAFLv DAYs:-They haunt US ever
Bright star -g:eams on Lifr's silent river,
Which pierce the shadows. deep and dun,
That bar cen manhool's noonday sun.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
L.4Ue NOTICE.
e. i. WILCOX & VIM. ". TouD,

~ Attorneys aud Councillors at Lar,
WILL. PRACTICE IN PARTNER
SHIP. at Favei,e, and vii! attend
all the C"nrls If Jefferson County the CIR
cyit Court "f Adams and Club .rne Culll-
ties. and the several Courts at Jackson.
WILLIAM N. TODp will reside at Fave cite
Office near the e .uri House.
Business .nnfiied t"ei'her, will receive
the prompt attention nf both.
N. BIG. II. Wilcox will continue tn re
side at Rodney, aud practice hisprofess'op
as heretofnre.
oct "a 6.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

III
me ? 50
My husiness-ycs sir; my business, yes
ia wha;r piped the old man.
Yes, SIR
No sir! your businessr
| sY..s SIR
| well SIR
well, wish Ia inirodu.e tn your notice,
Mr.. c., an invention III immense
e.anmerriaI importance, wtn.h is now un.
der the conirol of "a company.
sWhat is it, siri'
sIt is, sir'-
| sWhai-wi,ai il iif'
II IS The Snb-Mar,ne Arsnor.'
sSub-wha,s II sounds tno nM,rh like Sub
Trensnry. What is itun armor Of defence
ngainsi that nnisterf'
sNnsir. Il Is more like monster Itself
| well, WE'LL said the old man, s.l.ere are
80 many monsters now a-days, that mere.
TITLES, bye and bye, will be the creates,
monsters
s'i'he purpose Of this invention,' said Ed
ward. IS to 20 TO the bottom Il the sea, and
recover lost propcrfy-to visit sunken YES
sells, &c.
| sAh--ah! remember: It wns pulled ia
the newspapers long ago. said the old
man.
| Yes, sir, It was noticed said Edward-
i wish you would lss,k al il sir, and give
your npinmn upon ii,-and perhaps you
| wltl-.'
well, young man, hive no 81 lection.
said Mr.. c., sbnt the weather 10 to-
cold for me Il, go out nnw-I 10y
/ sOh, Mr.. c. interrupted Ed ward
1T can he brought here, il you have no OBJ
liecsinn.'
sOf course, have mol, said Mr.. C.
Curiosity alone would prompt me- to look
ut il. When can see ii3'
! Edwar:'s eye frightened. The con.
summation If hts hopes seemed at hand
Il will bring tup this aft rnenn, he replied
nnd thus having settled the matter, with q
few courteous remarks, he babe the old
man good morning.
| Il was Monday afternoon. A carriage
with the windows curtsined, was watched
by thousands, as it rolled along from Wal
lvtreet up TO s. street. When il arr,
we'd before the ds,nr Of Mr. G--'s house
1.-THE driver refined in his ill-matched hossee
land Charles Gerald quickly came E,ril
FINN Il, and ascending the steps d Mr.
ID house, pulled at the Dell. Bet
I,y opened the DIOR. |. was all right -
Charles rushed to the carriage.
Come! get out, Mnjorr said Charles
hastily.
i can't breathe, Charley
| Breathe If You can. iur Heavenss sake,
said Charles.
That's what ] want 10 Go,' replied ths
Majr-sbut cant. Pump in eane mDrt
air panP-- lumI,-pump, Or slsall de z
4 Charles spn.ng,o the ais pump. and i,av
q ing pumped in fresl, supply u The stssos
pheric, The N j y hrsathed nncs apwe Tree
~, mud anM.unced himself ready to q, =
: head.
I The pair prepared to a-cead the steps
: and the carnage driver is,re g ~ ~suss III,
ar pump and large calls u e. ~ md con
ves~ssani pipes.
1Heavrn preserve u cl,imcd Betty
4 &c che. ss0.d ia utiera - NJ alS
zlszsss 'sraeas :;
q wy into the ha)i tiIe ch>rlcs enye q
rsciioos = ,hs drlyer y eW&is llesir r.
: turn. ~ S - 3
: The tve sparks uere shqwp MN No psl
Y IN. sPuinp. f,r usayeas saksP cfsed q
II man ~ the ar,N.x, and awAy went the MI
y pa,u,p ike > ssa,n-eagsne. 81
Nc. eulercd There ss0fsl h
q "a. . IN the arppr ~ he side q ahs rsasfs
: table. Win Or n hAl 10 wss,I could MI b
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

Ouxrx SUrzu1lueus.--fxdy Wallace,
seein,r . asntje II ans6leu tut6ile n enc
Is tor pa1l6si, mid ssPSry -, - yoa psaZ
.,arlst' mo, ~ lady Z ~ ~ decer
ma, repealed ~ eaaineoree. IL Qie
she. give 10 lsass e Ny 80 1lo ne'e6er
t,.eful nor ornaunedaol."
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
RODNEY, ldiss,) MONDAY, DECEMBER 1e 1889.

the ds0r toss ssisse little anau ns ever cross-
ed - MISUNDERSTANDING. hl on,ing and hsnd
s0me--a very pattern ,.tn Liver. His name
l-Charles Gerald. lie ip.d seem Char.
latte fssnn window in i. neichb ring house
-he had talkcsi with bis fingers I'LL ,hey
arlsed-he bud looked 1--we with HE eyes
I'LL they had wasered-and 70 had Clsnr-
l,aie done the SHINE, l.y which commlnica.
'ions the fond liver had discovered tina,
there was nah,ng 10 be gained except hy y
desperate art, for on HE proposing 10 write
billet-ttnix, the reply WIS, thu, he world
have to bring Il himself, and that then all
might he discovered Charles hid an-ici-
pated as much. So he had determined 10
push plot iarward OH The very morning al
ready named.
lie WIS sh..wn into the parlor, where
the old uian was seated, and, as he entered,
The folds ola petiicoat fuated through chr
sing door.
God morning, Mr.. c.. have
the l,"n,s ~ introduces myself to y"u as Me.
Gerald,
.G,ud ,nornining,' answered the OLD m~n
ldryls; take scat. Your business with
the ? -,
MY l,usiness-y yes sir; my business, yes
sir. il
sls wha;r piped the old man.
| Yes, SIR
No sir! your businessr
| sY..s SIR
| well sir.'
We'll, wish Ia inirodu.e tn your notice,
Mr.. c., an invention vi immense
c.mumerriaI importance, whn.h il now un-
der the conirol Ola company.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
Forwarding & Commission

TIME subscribers having formed CO
Il par,nt rsl,;p together for the 'ransac-
iinn of a General Commission Business.
They will in future conduct business in this
city under the firm If JouN GooDIN &
BxornER, and in vicksb,rg under the firn'
uf Nm. F. G, oDIN g. Co.
JOHN GOODlN.
WA. F. OODlN. 40 Poydras st.
New Orleans. Acg. 90. 1890. 70-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
TIE RODNEY TELEaaArE
- rusL,snEn .vEss WEDNESDAY, ~
THOMAS brow
At FIVE DOLLARS per year, IN adrance
JNo paper discontinued until NIL arreara-
ees are pail, unless at the option ui the editor.

Terms OF AdvcrtIsin0.
Per square OF ten lines or less, for the first in
serti"n, One Do,lar; for each additional inser-
ton, Fifty Cents.
To those who advertise By the yenr, n
!ibera! discount will be made.
Hhc nanbcr Of insertions required must b.
m ar<ed an a!l advertisements, or they will be
continued mil ordered out, and charged for
accordingly.
trAll Jos WosK must be pnid for on de.
1tvery.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

for do; Ganges, Warren for do; Groton, Waldo
boro' for do; Ann. Dresden for Alexandria.
Cid at N York 2lst. brig Frances Louisa. Webb
for Bath; Elizabeth, Stuldevant for PASSPORT. 22d
brig VIM Purrington Randall for Bath; New Eng
land, Croker for ST George oath brig James NC
Cobb Bachelor for Guayama. Ar 2Sd, schs Plan
ct, Robinson and Farmer, Blanchard I'm Bath; sch
Azora, Lemont Jovos PR. 35h ship Vstua Pen
dleton (of Belfast Me.) fin Belfast Ireland 40. CT
ship Birmingham Farnham for Liverpool.
Sailed FIN lIavre April 20, ship Vile de Paris,
1rott for London.
At Ponce 9Th inst. schs Sagadahock Rodbrd,
waiting cargo; Gov Kent, of Phipsbprg for ny ork,
loading
Ar at Boston 2Ist, CAPITAL, Sears. Gardiner -
Apes, Nye Bangor; Sidney, Graves Augusta; Ma
ria Jane, Alley DRESDEN; James Francis, Paine Hal
lowell. 22d, brig Christiana Cox Trinidad; Lime
Rock, Butler NOrleans; mechanic, Kidder Bangor;
Alabama, soule Freeport. oath, Helen, Wood
Path; President Jackson, Libbey Belfast; Laura &
Eiiza Goss Damariscoa
Ar at Portland 23d, sch Enterprise EartIett
Thonaston; Cordea, Orr Bangor Equal, Snow
Thomaston for Boston 27th, sch Mary K Polly,
Hawthorn, Kennebec for Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
Indian PurSative Pills

Possess tmo Gerry remarkable properties
One IS, they cannot possibly do injury or
hormj and the other is, they are al'oays
sure to do good.
This may appear strange to some but when we
reflect that they disease upon NaTURE'S
OWN PLAN, viz purifying the blood of all cor
rupt humors. it will not appear wonderful that they
are perfectly innocent, and at the same time all pow
erful in the cure of disease.
MoRE THAN FIVE THoUsA Nd persons in New
England, have been cured of nermittent, Remit
tent, nervous, inamatory and putrid Feyers; guea-
sizes, Erysipelas and Small Pox; infamations of the
Brain, of the Throat, of the Stomach, of the Lungs
of the Liver, of the Inteslines, the Kidneys, and
the Bladder; Rheumatism, both acute and chronic,
splitting and vomiting of blood, DiarhGa, Dysenta-
~ and hollcs; syncope, .-Appoplexy, and Paraly-
sis; Dyspepsia and Hypochondrass; Tetanus, Ep-
ilepsy whooping Cough, asthma and Palpiiaon of
the Heart; inciplent Consumption and Maramns;-
dropsy oF the Head, the Chest, the abdomen and
the Limbs; Scorfula, Scurvey, and Syphilis; From
chocele and Cancer, Gravel and Slranguary, loss Of
Appetite, Costveness, sick head ache, FlatuIency
pains in the Stomach, pains in the Eack and Side,
and other complaints of the Kidneys and Liver, u
and Sores Of every description; IIysterics
weak nerves and lowness Of Spirits, well as
Leucoroa, MenorrhGa, Suppression, and other del
icate female complaints solely by the Of the
INDIAN PURGATlvE PILLS: AMI direct reference
be given to persons of the highest respectable
ty, who have been restored to health and useful
ness, by the above valuable medicine and in many
instances after they had been pronouncedby their
doctors INCuRABLE. Shall not these facts, COM
ing a. they do from the people who have been ben
efued and prov d by the living testimony of thous-
ands, have some effect in convincing the invalid
who perhaps may have suffered for years. with some
painful disease, that he too, by the use of the In
DIAN PURGArIvE PILLS, may also be freed from
pain, and once more taste the sWee's Of Health. 1t
surely will, and trust the day is not far distant
when PURGATIoN, the only sure and certain meth
cd of curing disease, will be universally acknowl-
edged, and DISEASE WHOLLY DRITEA'
FROM THE LIND.
PRICE rs CTS. PER ROX WITH FULL
DIRECTIONS.
EAll communications or applications of Agen-
cies, must he addressed thus--''N f. Office, N.
College of Health 1913 fremont Street Boston.
Mass
es3S FREMONT STR EET.
For further proofs ofthe efficacy of the INDIAN
NEGETA PILLS and a list of the AGEN , for
tina sale of the same see advertisement on the out
side OF this paper
IInNTY HYDE Agent for Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

ANOTHER ACCIDENT The Huntress,
in making her trip to Boston, on Monday
night, was run into, we understand, by
brig--had one of her boats stove to
pieces, the railing slightly injured, and her
smoke pipe thrown down. 1t was very
thick weather, and no blame is attributed
TO either vessel. The boat was heard by
The men in the schooner, who hailed, but
it was impossible for either vessel TO decide
upon any course, for safety, owing to the
fog, and hence the accident, which fortu-
has resulted in no serious harm.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

OFThe body of a man, named Obadi-
ah Ridley, of Bowdoin, was picked up in
The Kennebec, at the North End" Of this
village, on Tuesday last. A Coroner's
Jury gave in their verdict, that he came to
his death by the upsetting of boat, while
crossing the Merry Meeting Bay, three
weeks since. A small sum of Money, was
found upon him, for which, or other par.ic-
ulars, application may be made to Aaron
Donnell, Coroner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
BOSTON advertisements.
REFRIGERATOR.

YENHlS is new and useful article Of furniture,
n rapidly coming into use. in the Northern us
we'll as Southern aiudes. !, is designed To keep
cool and sweet, such dishes in the culinary depart
mcnt as necessary 10 he protected lrtdn Tie beat
OF the weather during the Summer season. he
RFFRrGERAToR is now conai lered an Indispensable
nrllrle in the economy of every good housewife -
The quantity Of food it protects from The weather,
will more linn pay the cost Of The Article The
subscribers arr constantly receiving iom lie nui-
ulacturor. Rergeritrfs al different prices S'an-
pies MAY b. seon at thcir Furliiiuc lIare Hu.srs,
No ~ Cornliil! ard CITY Market Building Brat
lie str, ct, roson. KIT1REDGE K BLAKES.
Boston MAY 30 1899. g.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
MAGIC THEATRE.

RI Ills splendid and entertaining Exhibition, will
take place, at the sagadahocll Ferry Landing
in Woolwieh, directly opposite Bath, on Friday af-
ternoon (the 3lst Nay commencing at 8 o'clock.
SIG. DAVI, celebrated for astonishing decepons
in Legerdemain, Vtnriloquism, and various other
pleasing feats, Master BALDWIN, celebrated for
his feais of balancing with plates and Bowes, SC.
&c. &c. &c and MIR. ..STARKS, so celebrated for
Extravaganzas, and Comic Singing, have given uni
versal satisfaction. Good music will accompany
The performance will take place under spacious
Pavilion, if pleasant; if it should rain rooc will be
thrown over, that will keep the ysters perfectly dry
and comfortable
- he steam Ferry Beat will carry ouer and back
all who go into the Exhibition for Ia ce'ts, to be
paid on board tn Boat before Tearing Bath.
ADMITTANCE, rs cents.
tEPas the manager is satisfied that ample salts
faction will be given, he would respectfully invite
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Bath and vicinity to
attend.
Bath, Nay 80, 1899 1w9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
Port or r ATFg.

It stobje h. ship Roger Sherman, Parker for
Liverpool, loading Il 18th, ship Trenton, Snow,
Liverpool
CT at ApalachicoIa previous TO 10th, sch Megun-
ticook Mayo, NYork.
Adv at Charleston Eth, ship Glasgow, Little for
Liverpool, half cargo engaged
Ar at Richl ord 18Th, schs Coryo Crockett,
Thomason via City Point. goth Harriet, McPhales
do.
Brig Emerald, Rurnham FIN Piankatank for Cam
den and Wiscasset. went to sea from Norfolk goth
rat est flarwch 18th, soop Swan, Bath for
New BEDFORD
4r at Bass River 2lst, Polly Ever, Chase for
Kennebec river-passed by sch Leo, Rogers, Ken
nebec river for Warwick RI.
Ar at Nilaven 23d, sch Anaconda, Drinkwater,
Iincolnvie.
Orleans; brig Charles, Edmonston for sale; Gale
donia, Manson I'm Liverpool. ar sth.
At Port Royal, Mart. 9th inst brig Adamant,
Clancy uncer waiting freight schs Lafayette, 1T
wood do; Banner, for Porto Rico soon y
AT st Thomas Sd inst sch Sagadahock, Rodbird
for Guyana, 4th or 9th.
Sailed FIN Liverpool 2lst, ship Sterling, Saun-
drrs, Savannah. oath Fbro, Watts, NYork
At Havana 9th inst ship Canton, Riley for Cowes
loading,
ar at Norfolk goth, sch Metalli', !Smonton for
Thomaston.
Ar at NfIaven 23d, sch Bahama, Hart, Bangor.
24th Vigilance, Staples, do
FIR at Newport 23d, sch Relief, Nickerson, Gar
diner
Ar at Warren 23d, sch Paris, Pendleton, Bangor.
Sailed 18th, brig Lexington, Perry, Gardiner
Ar at NBedford Gath, sloop Henry, ChiIds, Ken
nebec.
Arat Gloucester %, brig Mary Kimba, Thorn
aston for NYork schs st Lucar, LinconvilIe for do;
Shakespeare. Ihomaston for do; Cordelia, Cam
den for do Dodge Healv for Providence; VIM
keod, Newcastle for NHSgen, Baltic, ST Georges
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
HAY SCALES.

NW He new PATENT HAY SCALES, belonging
~ to A. Heath, Esq, having been recently regn-
lated and putin good order, will be attended to by
the subscriber, who may be found at all times, at his
Store, next door west of DR.. Yields recently &C.
cuped by Nathan Conyers. Persons having Hay
or other articles to be weighed, will please call. "a
J. c. SNOW.
Faith, May 80, 1889. Sw9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

The Old School and New School Pres
byicrian General Assemblies are getting
ON very quietly at Philadelphia. Each has
,ts own Assembly, and keeps out of the
others way The Old School is consider
ing terms for the equitable division of the
Church property. They offer to give half
of every thing but the seminares Of Prince
ton and AIleghany Towns. ADV.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

.CoNNEcTloUT SENATOR. The House of
Representatives, on Thursday last made
choice of Hon Thaddeus Belts, on its part
Three ballotngs in the Senate, on Friday,
resulted in no choice. 1t is thought, the
Senate will choose r. M Sherman, and
that the House will concur.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

Nay 8, lat 43 lon 33, ship Nance (of Gardiner)
81 days from NOrleans and % I'm Norfolk for Cork
9th inst. lat 25 45, Ion so %, ship Girard, Par
kcr (of Bah) 40 days from iiavre. bound to hala
nzas-had been becamed in the Gulph, and had
drifled to leeward. =
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
STATE OF MAINE.
SECRETARY S OFFICE,
Augusta, NAV is, 1899.

augusta May Is, 1880. )
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy
Of the original Resolve in this Office, and in pursu
rnce thereof request all printers Of newspapers in
this State, to publish tho same for three months
a, leas before tho second Monday of September
next"-sgreeably o the provisions therein contain
cd - A. r. NICHOLS,
3m9 Secretary Of State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

THE HAIR! THE HAIR! THE HAIR!
YEyI1E inhabitants of Boston and vicinity arc as
"a tnnished ut the wonderful efficacy Of the gem
uine BUFFALO OIL It has recently been dis
lowered 10 be the most eflcctual remedy now in
ose to promote the growth and improve the beauty
orthe Hair 1t is fast taking the place of all other
preparations. Price 81 l-2 cents AS security
against counterfeils please observe the signature of
the proprietor, VIM. Brown, none other genuine
A so, an expensive engraving representing But:
falo Hunt. For place ofsale and full description
please observe il another co.umHs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

The rrmor of the death of Judge Judson,
of the U. S. District Court Of Connect
cut, is without foundation.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

DcaM Of Nr. LYNN. The Boston
Transcript mentions the death of Theo-
dore Lyman, senior, at his country seat IN
Wa'tham, early on Friday morning.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

~ ORLEANS, May II. Steamer Cronoko tow
ed down from Natchez ship Rochester, Capt. Ow-
en- (of Eathl with 500 bales Cotton, bound TO
Liverpool.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

Tho Grand Jury of New York have liz
dicted several individual, for selling Lot-
terry tickets in that city. 1t is stated there
were thirteen Offices III that city at which
tickets were sold.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

bP The Schooner run down by the
Huntress, spoken of in our last, was the
Sevo, instead of the Ceylon, as incorrect
ly reported.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
III Ar ED.

In this town, on Tuesday evening, by Rev. Mr..
Eingwood, Mr.. George Shepherd to Mss Morgan
ma ealh.
In Georgetown, by John IIinkley Esq. MIR. Jere-
miah Oliver to Hiss Eliza linkley.
In Warren County, Chic, Mr.. Horace c. Dwi-
mel, formerly Of Pennington Ne, to Miss Angelina
Coddin.lon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
TIME AND MONEY,
M Court IF Probate, held al augusta,
on The Secomd Tuesday Of Nay, A. ID.
1889, 'UHhin and for the County Of Ken

Ht6ec-
a certain instrument supporting to be the last
IA will and testament OF James Hall, late OF
Augusta, in said County, deceased. having been
presented by William Richardson, Zina hyde, and
Gilbert Trulant of Bath, in the County Of Lin
coin, Esqures, the Execute S therein named for
Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executors give notice TO
all persons Interested by causing copy OF this or
der to be published in the Age, and Kenneboc Jour
nal printed at Augusta, aforesaid, and in the Lin
coin Telegraph, printed at Bath, aforesaid three
weeks successfully that they may appe n at Pro-
baie Court to be held at Monmouth, in said county
of Kennebec, on the second Monday OF June next
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause, II
any they have, why the said instrument should not
be proved, approved, and allowed as the last will
and testament Of the said deceased.
II. w. FULLER, Judge,
Attesl: GEO. ROBINSON, Register.
Attest: GEO. ROBINSON, Register. 3v8
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
NOTICE /.

"A LII Persons having unsettled accounts with L..
IA p. LEMoNT, are respectfully requested to
present them Immediately, and all persons indebted
to the are hereby called upon to make payment
forthwith. ",
BATH, Nay %, 1889. 3ws
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
DIED.

In this town, III prummond Rogers, aged &c
years.
In this town at the Marine Hospital Mr.. Thorn
as s'inkler, aged about 50; formerly of Wiscasset
In S,andish, Mr.. Josiah Moses, soldier Of the
Revolution nged IS years.
In lrtleton NJ. Ii. Mrs. Arethnsa, widow Of the
late Rev Ira Kellogg, of the Maine Conference
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

In the House of Representatives, March H. 1899
Read and pas ed H. HAMLIN, Speaker.
In Senate, March ID, 1889.
Road and passed.
JOB PRINCE, President.
March ID, 1889. Approved
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-11

BONES OF A MAsToDoN.-Ourr readers will
recoliect reading sometime last summer oil
the discovery of the bones of gigantic ami
NAL IN Crawford county, Ohio. These bones
are now in Pittsburg, Pa. The bones ofthe
mead, including number of grinders, are in
a remarkable state of preservation; and
some faint idea of what the living animal
was, may be formed, when we state that the
skull and upper jaw are 3 feet 3 inches in
Length, and weigh l6O lbs, the lower jaw
~ lbs.-the whole head 237 lbs. of dry
bones! There are many other bones-legs,
ribs, verlebra, &c. all in good state of
preservation .-Pinsburg Advocate.