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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
THE ADELPaIA HOUSE,
STOVES STOVES !! STOVES
THE SILESIAN POLISH.

IN pres nting valuable article those
an with IF and Be- o
+ s'aSS S:s.s trial
aa,ass t. st the ,sIshss:sI s,anin; fer himself for. his
i shshsnge. equal All hs essential prop.r,is. Of
sAS ssg esA % s C SILVER Brass
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Projectors Fri VIII i R1 sTz SzS & York
Proprietor A.; SSNp ND sy ak Nss r''.
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A BY RUFUS NJ e"rsnat
% az an % hi
pearaneee as long a. the use Of Rr sH4pssd dpcrr
r'''''''iT:f; $ Si'; ;FSS sS!;I Albany.
NIB Prepared and ii RGESs 3s y co.
at q: a:s.: s liz New ss ssa
throughout the United States.
ARCADE BATH, % Chamber streetThe subscriber has
10 the oil
order and the most courteous i'll form
feature IN the opposed and exeron spared
wish TO enjoy the luxury of awell regu ated Bath.
Warm, cold shower vapeur pain and nedcated sulphur
and other varieties Of Baths will be which
other scientific gentlemen.
He asks the kind indulgence of the community dur the
time perfect his arrangements and especially de-
sres The continued patronage Of its former and
the m nds OF the late worthy conductor of the
JOHN b. MAfPILLERO
C0NSUMPTI0N, ASTHMA; DUPuYTREN's PA.
- TENTED sYRUP-Ihi: celebrated Syrup for the first
time imported to this country is all Europe universally adj
itte the best could the only remedy to the
dreadful disease OF the lungs and bonches i is generally
known to require praise and shall only state that
wherever possible that to the two first stages
ofConsumpor, it's insured few days by the
of this precious medicine.
The sole depot at New York at John Milhaus French
Dispepsary 1855 Broadway. nj I'm
Mt SlsTARE'S EXCHANGE OFFICE is Vail street
IN Iudiana SIS and s0s scrip
Indiana dsar and sterling bonds
Illinois do do do
kentucky scrip and state stock
Mississippi Union Bank notes
Agricultural do do
Planters do do
Commercial Bank Of Rodney,
Bought at the highest rates.
For Sale-Arkansas Bank notes
Real Estate and Sta e Rank notes.
Southern Trust, Florida,
Bank Notes and Certificates nisc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

HlLL's THEArRE.-Let it not be forgotten, that
this evening ia announced positively Tor the last
Of attractions we find that O. X leach night beeom-
ing more popnlar,) derives additional interest from
the appearance of Mr.. Hill in his already estab-
lished character Of :" Sober Second Thoughts, and
4" NJ ijor Eaoch Wheeler" Several other charac-
tiers calcu ated to do justice to Miss Gannons ex-
traordinary powers will be represented-and the
bill is Of those that hitherto must the pres
merits.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE.
DIR. THOMAs's SPECIFIC PILLS.

WHILE obtain safe, rtain aud speedy for
all delicate diseases by nsng bsr Of DR. Thomas Spe
che Pills. do not permit another hour to tbout prseu
and trying their virtues do another
ment while ssek speedy relief 50 near at hand reeolee
that moment delay the disease 10 growing
ssd and taking deeper root system These
Pills nosrum preqared merely TO sell but they the
result much labor and and
purpose Of curing all those who Civ. them ,rd They
entirely free from and he usa with the
secrecy For sale At 100 FULTON street William aud
Fulton 6sldi j. Hart SIS, and C. Ring s Rresd-
wsyj J.syms 81 Bowesy, wsker Price 81. cs sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
UEDsTE AI)S

yxTrLLs's PATENT PREMIUM BEDsTEAps, Cor
w which Gold Medal awarded al the Fair Il the
American Institute in 1889. Warehouse, n GOLD STREET,
New York.
ARA gemeni having been completed for manufacturing the
above Bedseads the extensive scale the
the public called 10 he ADVANTAGES they
other IN the market An nsyeetcn viii
that the three desdersta Of ability
snd en eed,m from begs have been successfully achieve
Such s the facility with which these hedsteads e
taken down. minute will suffice or either operations
while the simplicity Of her construction ht,ng detached
nuts, Sc) renders almost impossible r them 10
get out ofrep
The attention ~ Hotel Keepers and Southern Merchants
particularly invited. they will be enabled 10 choose from
The largest stoek 70 the cty aud effects Of from 20 to
20 per cent.
]. DOUGLAS. Agent.
New York. Oct 81, 1910. ma an dyswy'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
ECONOMY AND FASHION
IN q y ~ IT I, T. M = Ms ID cSS

- -
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, late ofios William street. respects
fully informs b.. NUMEROUS patrons that he has removed
=" esh Tailoring E.an's.en; g i,s Brosswsy on. sses
nes. hesams system that has gained him large portion
r has entered INTO that will enable him
furnish rticles ofdress equal In every respect to the fret
houses the trade s greater saving than heretofore
This be al BY comparing their and
s s ss s nu s, s. II. . ,.. sy re
that wi,hhsids the proprietor from psshnr
shsh sr - IL, ,osss os, s.srsvsss.
s. r wi.hssparsulsy TO draw attention 10 this fact
r. gcnenen that he makes M ne
ytiel.s % dess whatever ,,fo The ys best ns
to mas. stisi ~ h system ia the fall conviction that he
really them thirty per cent.
Globes Away on hand. II smis
T,HosNE's coNrOuNp EXTRACT OF C0PAIBA
Il AND sARsAPARILLA. certain, sefe, and most ere
tuaI remedy discovered for ~ serval d. eases
This compound extract ~ Copsba and ssrsapsa
cure o the above disorders with ergh,en
Cd public render assurey highly yusr, and desderstu
or .hasee Diet its approved form that Of PASTE,
re sstes and causes unpleasant sensation TO the
tent Aeccmpsnyins he medicine PAMPHLET explanatory
containing full ard ample directions II contains mercury
Prepared by J. Thorn, Chemist London.
~ re.ps nov s,r srs ."
OF lrrins ex'
HAVANA sEoARs-PICABIa \ MANZANEDO, No.
Liberty st. Nassau, offer for sale low 70 cose
10000 1000 india sGsc cs;sdors DO % % g.
20 900 R,osds DO DO DO
100000 Fsperanya. brand. very superior
The whole entitled debeniure and in lots to purchs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Nev. Sc p. M.

The excitement ofthe election still checks the operation
Of business At the board this morning sales Of stocks
ALL but little variation in prices North Ameri
Trust and Banking Co. improved per cent; United
States Bank rer cent; Harlem per cent stoningon
per cent Long Island per cent Sales of bills on Phi
iadephia 81 discount Sales Of Indiana cent stock
were made at TO-
At the Board Of Brokers' this morning, attempt was
made the commission charged transactions in
way which would think have very beneficial inAu-
the market The proposition was to charge per
the par paie Of all stock transactions, when the
price under par in place Of the present usage of per
cent en- net proceeds This would make the commission
one per the proceeds of stocks the market
values of which much reduced The effect of this
would be check gambling in fancy stocks. The effort
was lost by two votes two third vote aDout 90 being
present. The operation Of such rule would perhaps re-
duce the Of business done in fancy stocks but
would be permanently injurious to the interest of the
brokers.
We have the returns of outstanding Treasury
notes for the month of October which, compared with
the previous months are as follows
REruass TRrasuRY Morris ON sErr .sr, As COMPARED
WITH ocrossRi AND NovrMsxR . isie.
Amount OF treasury notes issu-
s 81 easr sss 81 ah osoSer
1857 Nay 81, 1883, and March $4,000 ,.o,s ,sss,oss
ofiis been redeemed sasoai is9sSsii iss9sau
Outstanding 27i,oss 2n,7n 9ssssi
Amount i..sed under act efs Ist ..,
of;ss.' have been redeemed sr..ss sissss s,I,ss,
Outstaalng ofthat issue tse24ss 43is.su 4,t3l,55s
Total outstanding +,sosso2 4ssosss tsesi2)o
The reduction for the month Of September, 1t appears
sso5,s3 and the increase of outstanding notes for
October In the month OF October the department
appears have allied itself of the privilege OF reissue
granted BY the last BILL au,horng issue. Since
the year the expenses of the
federal government been than its means the
OF $4,000 900 The of the expenditure
may be traced by the amour, Of notes outstanding the
first Of each month, as follows
TRs,sUfr Morris OursrAyDrSc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

"To PEDLERs AND OTHERS who d.sir, .prOftab.
employ ment VENTED, a number Of faithful, hides
trous Pedles who give the necessary security dispose
hroughout this city and the country article much required
and witch will and ready sale Apply al feurt-
landt Ct, upstairs, between 10 aad IL o'clock mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

By THOMAS BELL
(Ss~es Ess - .1Hn ssd IT'S FSksW ssssss.)

81 THOMAS BELL
(Ss~ss Ess . .4ns ssl us Psksw shssss)
FRIDAY.
AtLsf past o'clock In Bridge street between TBary and
Johnson Streets Brookyn-spendid Furniture AasWl be
sd uuder the direction Of John Cook Esq the entire fs
tnrs Of family
half past 10 o'elosk IN the ;;,s s1:~; HAN
Of valuable wearing apparel at half psst 10 O'Clock in
the sale rooms, BY oroer OF assignees. |'|#
BY BUTrERFIELD & COACHMoN.
Out door sales Furniture &c. pmetaally A.
tended to, and respectfully solicited.
FRIDAY, Novembers.
u At 10 o'clock, at $50 Grand street.
The contents Of Iorer house. consisting Of counter M
TIRES kegs liquors. trmblers Sc Also, the house
bold urn consisting Of tables chairs carpets
Ge and the Store to let possession first rate
chance for per,on wishing embark in the business
MONDAY. November 8.
At 10 o'clock, at the auction room.
The stock OF nerchsst tailor gvi consisting
beaver pilot and other cloth rock body
eeshs CLOTH satne and moeskn jackets pantaoons vets
variety Of superkne eloths and .assimeres, &e.
TUESDAY Nov. 10
n.,vx,rn AZ 10 uosiscs a. the auction room,
PPAWNBEokERs sALEiIBy s,S.r Of Esther Levy No.
deemed pledges which have bee. upwards
AT PRIVATE SALE,
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal -
500 ehar Liverpool do Delivered market prices
Also. 100 Csokisg Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE-The auctieneer respectful.
ly gives notice that he will attead personally the sale OF
Furniture the DIV elings declining
sent the auction store Inventories and
the effects deceased personally attended to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

Married.
On Wednesday, the ith inst, by the Rev Dr. w ain
wright, Grsori Pauis to Eixa5eth second daughter of
John Johnson, Esq. all of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
tales Mt the stock Exchange

State Of Trade.
Business but slowly under the influence of the
Election excitement. The to have had
but little influence upon the market At Baltimore
sold on the 3D. the of the Sandman brig Senguin
from Malaga, consisting of
1000 boxes bunch Raisins, So 90 a . 33J
2,oOC half boxes 200 sold | Is al 90
balance withdrawn)
1000 Or. boxes, 500 sold, 4" 60 65
so Kegs Sun, 600 sold, 4" 425 4 SO
l5e hf kegs do, 20 sold. +" 245
300 kegs Grapes, 2275a IS
200 boxes Figs, 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

The Pittsburgh Daily Advocate of Monday last
says, "We have had a fine rise in the river, and
great number of heavily laden coal boats have de-
rfed,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

Maryland ssd virginia--The Elections.
BY the Express Mail from the South, we have
eeived full returns from Maryland and from forty.
six counties in Virginia In the latter state, accord
ing to our return, Van Buren, has gained 1856 votes,
since the Spring Election. According to the Balti-
more American" which gives forty counties, he
has gained $50, and according to the "Pilot," the
Wings have majority Of 424 in the same number Of
counties. That Van Buren has gained largely there
is doubt. Last spring the Wings claimed the
state by 270 majority, which the Democrats would
never concede to them. few days will settle the
question more satisfactorily.
In Maryland, Harrissn has increased his mai rity
nearly 5000 since Oct 7th He is now 479S ahead Of
Van Buren,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

- TO IET-The fine larss three story brick hrns-
mi No. Hudson street, oyycs,'e ~ lohns frH an
- be seen daily from " ~, sc VI fos"sso, s>s
sooa Be gwen. Fer terms apply 10 Brosds Ct nsiW<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

DAGUEKKE'S DIOKAMAS.
(4ll Broadway, opposite the Apolls)
90 Open every day. from y O'clock N. toa oeoek,R.
DAGUERRE's REAL AND NEW DIoRAMAs,
Just brought by M. M MAITgv and Iona
The celebrated and admired Interior Of the CHU RICH ST
ETIENNE Du MONT at Paris, representing a MID
NIGHT MASS
One tabeau representing the magnificent VIEW OF
VENICE, or FESTIVAL NIGHT Of the CARNIVAL,
Both of these abesu being with Of
light will produce TIE wonderful and magical e<cs II day
and right.
opportunity OF these splsn
did snd novel Dioramas the price OF admission Nil be % cen
ok linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
PEALE's MUSEUM,

Broadrsy, opposite the City Hall and Park
Day the Museum admitted the
lug, free OF charge.
propooned the United States be during the
day and evening.
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENEssES taken through the
day. IN
The evenings will 8 o'clock
Mots BOBJi the celebrated Polish Ofcer and Esie will
through Broad and Small sword exercises Cut
Thrust. and then exercise with Sword IN each hand
South America. perfectly gentle.
Fancy Glass Working, during the day and evening, By Mr..
Owens.
Admittance all the entertainments cents Childrsa
half dom
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

GOAL AFLeAT-Ninety tons of the beat scotch Cosi q
v sale on board the ship Case snder foot Of Dover
six dollars per ton, apply TO CLOVER McNURVAY.
d Zoe Pine street, corner vi south
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
Latest Advices
HERALD MARINE NEWS.

Port OF New York, November o, 1870.
sJr RIsHs. ...........6 IS MOON ssrs......,. 81
uN SETS IS HroH wArER........,. S a
Departure OF the Atlantic Steamers
~. IRON ENGLAND.
brnsh queen. Nov. I
Great Western. ....... Nov. ............Dec.
rreeoent.. Dec. 4 ........... Jan.
FROM LIVERPOOL. PROM sosror
prtasnia ...'........ ........-...Nov Is
Coiuiassa ...... ....N Nov. ............ Dec.
Acadia ...... Dec. 4 .....s...... Jan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

HILLS PREMIUM COOKING sTOvEs-A superior
II arteeMere thar hly d'sinsrested unbiased ldges,
when u in operation at the late Fair
be decidedly the best Stove fer coal II has properties
other sud warranted bake and perform all that
.requr.dof stove Alsc small Stoves for small families,
cheaper than be bought New York. These
with variety Of other Stoves may be had street
and ioi Bowery. o3 lwf l.. V. BADGER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
DOCTOR YOUR SELE

wv On OOh OEET
LIrfLk BOOK, entitled the Rnbicon written BY ephy-
N stefan OF several practical IN his CITY,
treats upon disorders Of private nsiure With or
the patient 10 effect his and plainly written iat
every who reads ~ Will CERTAINLY understand T. ana VII
b. enabled 10 Judge Of The of his compliant The
only cent?, AMI soi the drug si@rcf iton
street of Gold William street corse- o. Fulton
50 and ss0 Bowery 81 Canal street los stfett
Chatham steat ss Delency street corner OF SUFFOLK snd ~
Magazine street New Orleans AL I'M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

Van Buren, gain since last spring. 1856
1t is reported that Rockingham, included in the
above, gives Van Buren, 700 majority, instead Of
1900 The ii IA. WIN. c. Rives says that Virginia
is safe for Harrison. Our returns do not indicate
az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
TO sPORrSMEN.
GUNS, risToLs, RIFLES. &C, AT WHOLESALE

Single barrel do do do
eOc0 pairs Of PISTOLS.
500 Rifles, single aud doubls sarrel.
Percussion Caps Powder Fsts and Sporting articles &c
serally.
above can be sod below cost Of inportstica
manufacture and stock ~ bs AZ ecrresronA
ing rricss,sy a. w. SPIES co,
myi sm 7isPear street Tatt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

ELECTION FIcHr HAeERsTowS We learn
from gentleman from Hagerstown, in Maryland,
that quite serious fight took place there the
oi|day election. Two.persons, named Julius aud =
Ennis were severely stabbed, and another, L. Harm,
was SO beaten that his life is endangered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

kx.a FOR CHARLEsTON-Pachet Of the 7th No
HxN ye The 6rs class fast sailing racket ship ST
f&&-LAWRENCE, burthen 80 tens. Capt Bunker, is
loading and will sail a. above Her sccomodsiioss FOR
eahs BY
in port For freight passage which will be taken
most moderate terms. atply board foot ~ Dover
GLOVER McMURRAY, 100 Pine e..
81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

@7OOO IN CERTIFICATEs OF DEPOSIT on Mont.
OF FEhssE BROOKS, No. LIBERTY ..
pAPER MAKERS WIRES suitable for 60 ~ and ~ inch
ola @''"'''' ''' saw PkRssE d BROOKS, 81 LIBERTY st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06
STOVES STOVES Stove

EECHEs-A superior lot Of Leeches, just received an
''' fEucHTws NGFps
o97 PHARMACY. $40 broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-06

Az PASSAGE FOR ArALACHICOLA-Pseiet Of
MN. the 10th November-The we'll known 81 ssilisg
AHxsrraeket ship MFRSEY. Cspt Edwards. will posi-
lively sail above, and has excellent accommodate for
cabin second cabin and steeage passengers Early applea
ton should be made board side or Burng ss
WA. T. TAPsCoTT, "a Peek slip, sr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03
How the repeal will affect the
FISHERMEN.

Let us see how the bounties and salt duty
will effect the fishing interest. In the first
place we will suppose that the duty of2 l-2
cents bushel adds SO much to the price
of salt in the market. A vessel of go tons
vets on an average SO hogsheads or 400
bushels. The duty on which say at 2 l-2
cents, is O dollars. The bounty on such
a vessel ss240 dollars. Deduct from it
the / % dollars for the duty on the salt used
and there is left $50 dollars which the fish
ermen will lose by the rereal of the bounty.
So for larger and smaller vessels in proper
ton to the salt used. The duty paid this
year, of cents, amounts to "a dollars for
a vessel of 60 tons; which deduct from the
bounty, $24o, leaves 9l6 dollars for the
benefit of the fishing interest. This will
be lost to the fishermen by the repeating
policy of the President and his friends, the
Custom House Oficera
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03
Collectors Office.
D1sTRIcT OF BATH, MAINE

MAINE,
Aueusr, %, 1870.
EDY virtue of instr uctions from the Solicitor of
Hb the Treasury, am authorized and will sell at
private sale all the right, title and interest which the
United States have in and to sundry lots of land
and flats in Bath, which were set off to the United
States on execution against the Bath Bank, and
which were formerly owned by Isaac Crooker,
deceased.
fl pan and description Of the lots may be seen
at the Custom House, where the terms Of sale will
be made known. J. SEWALL, Collector.
8 mos ga
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03
A polishing the duty will not
lessen the price Of salt.

But it is the opinion of the most intelli-
gent men on the practical operation OF i'm
port duties, and it is the opinion of the
committee. that the reduction of the salt
duty beIov 6 cts, or repeating it altogether,
will not enable the fishermen to obtain their
salt one cent less than they would with the
duty on. Prices are kept down by the
competition between the importing mer-
chant and the home manufacturer of salt.
If by reducing the duties too low, the
American manufacturer is driven out of
the market, competition is removed, and
the importer is left to fix the price to suit
himself This must be so, because the
importation of salt is not the subject of a
direct trade. There is little or no profit on
the importation. 1t is generally taken in
for ballast, or for return cargo when no
better freight offers. 1t is not then for the
interest ofthe fishermen or farmer to have
the small remaining duty on salt repealed.
At any rate it is very trihing compared with
the bounty.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03
NJ ARRlED.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Aug. %. sch Ceylon, Donnell, Gloucester,
90, ship Vile de Paris, Trott, Liverpool.
Salt, Hardware, &c
Ship Birmingham, Drummond, Liver
pool, Salt,
Brig Wave, Merryman, Boston;
Bark Levant Herrick, Portland;
Brig Hallowe Smith, Liverpool, salt
Aug 81. Brig Nimrod, Oakman, FIN Lisbon, Ju-
ly 26. spoke Aug IL, lat SO 40 Ion "A 80, ship
Powhattan, from Liverpool for Baltimore. sailed
in CO. with ship Vancouver, Riley ,for Portsmouth.
N. II. left no Am vessels
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03
HOUSE &C. FOR SALE.

rENHE subscriber will sell the whole Of his Real
IL Estate in Bath, consisting of the house he
now lives in, being pleasantly situated and built
in the most thorough manner. lso three small
houses and large stable in the vicinity all or part
will be disposed of on good terms and long
credit ifagreed. A. HE.ATH.
Bath Sept 1870 3m23.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03
To the Honorable Nathl Groion Esquire,
Judge Of Probate, cith,n and for the

To the Honorable NathI Groton Esquire,
Judge Of Probate, witha and for the
County Of Lincoln:-
Respectfully represents Samuel Pickard, Admin-
istraor the estate Of Aaron Beeman late of Lew
iston in said County, deceased, That the personal
Estate of the said deceased is not sufficient by the
sum of thirteen hundred Dollars 10 answer the Just
debts which he owed: he therefore prays that he
may be empowered and licensed to sell so much of
the Real Estate Of the said deceased may be suf-
fcent to raise the said with incidental charges.
SAMUEL PICKARD
LINCOLN, ss.-At a Probate Court
held al Ihopsham within and for the
County of Lincoln, on Tie 24th day of
august A. ID. 1910
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the said
Petitioners give notice TO all persons interested in
said Estate, to appear at a Court Of Probate TO be
holden at Richmond on The 29th day Of September
next, by causing copy of said Petition with this
Order be published three weeks successively pre-
vous to said Court in the Lincoln Telegraph print
ed at Bath, and in the Christian Mirror printed at
Portland.
NATH'L GROTON Judge Of Probate
Attest: Gro. w. NICHOLS Register.
A true copy Of the Petition and order thereon.
Attest GEO. w. NICHOLS Register
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03

old Republican, one who has fought the battles
of his country, who when in Congress espoused
the cause of the soldier and seamen, and who
has always been; and from his very nature, must
always be the farmers, the fisherman s., and the
poor mans friend.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03

AT T. F. DONNELL'S Agent, Meats Foot
n Oil, Fresh Oranges, Lemons, and many 9th
r.notions cbeap for cash Please call
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03
CLEARED

Aug % brig Exchange, Leavit, Portland, sch
Kosciusko, Farnham, Bermuda
Aug. 81. sch Alkaline, Thomas, Havana
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03
7- - - - -----------
NEW STORE.

josiah B. PERRY,
EHAS established a store at the WNNEGaNcR
II Il MILLS, and has just opened stock ofNEW
GOODS. direct from Boston, comprising an assort-
ment ofW. l. GOODS and GROCERIES, to-
gether with the several articles that 60 to make up
a VARIETY STORE.
Phipsburg Sept. |. 1910. 3w23.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-03
Tin Ware Mandatory.

HNHE Subscriber would notice, give that he
II has taken shop door North Of k. P.
Morsess Provision store for the Manufacture of lin
ware. Fl full assortment Of ware may be found at his
establishment, which the Public invited to
anime.
N. b. Stove Pipe made to order and old ware
repaired with dispatch. DAVID p. Low.
Bath, Sept. I'd, 1910. mos %