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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
PnILADELpHIs, June 9th, 1888.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9th, 1888.
To ing PeySonai fiendS.-I would say, that /
am well acquainted with David Jayne, NJ. D.,
and know him to be respectable Physician and
Druggist of this city--a gentleman in whom en-
tire confidence may be placed. have tested in
my own case the beneficial effects of his CAR
MlNATlVE BALSAM, and have greater conf
dence in it than all the other medicines of the kind.
His ENPECTORANT is equally celebrated and
ellicacous.
IRA NJ. ALLEN.
Agent of the Baptist General Tract Society.
The above valuable medicines are prepared only
by DR.. d. Jayne, No. 20, South Third street,
Philadelphia, where all orders will be promptly
attended to.
For sale 10y appointment by
NJ. E. HOLLISTER,
Druggist.
OHaca, May 49, lSi0. 1T
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
LamIrimiAe, n. j., April 9th, 1889.

Dr. JArxr-Daw Shy the blessing of God
YOUR INDIAN EXPECTORANT has effected
a cure in nc of a most distressing complaint. In
December last, | was seized with great severity
by a Paroxysm of Asthma; a disease with which
| Rad been afflicted for many years past II was
attended with a hoarscncss and soreness of the
lungs and throat, together with laborlous cough,
and complete prostration of strength, and when
almost worn out with suiiocation, bottle OF your
E1pectorant was sent TO my house. AT first
thought it was nothing but quackcry, but seeing
it so highly recommended by DR.. Going, with
whom was well acquainted, was induced to try
it, and in few days it completely cured me, nor
have | ever had any return of the disease since.
| have now formed so high an opinion of your
medicine, that if | had but few bottles fit, and
could obtain no more, would not part with them
for ten dollars each.
Yours, most respectfully,
JOHN SEGER.
Pastor of the Baptist Church at l..mbertsvillc.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
WIN. ClaulliascrO,
J. o. GLOVER.
Glover d Cook,
y. II. HELME.
A. II. DODGE
Hel,ne e. Dodge,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and
Solicitors in Chancery,
LA SALE q KANE COUNTIES, ILL.,,
Will attend to all business coniidsd to them in
the 7th and 9th Circuits.
Communications received nt Bristol (Kane
county, or Ottawa O.a Sale county, post Off
ces.
August IA, 1910. lS---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

The Chemical Plaster is an important remedy
u all those who are afflicted with iniammatory
complaint. by it, easing pain, counterscting in
1anaton, and giving speedy relief, by its active,
strengthening and sudoyihc properties. An ef
fcc,u,l remedy for infammatory rheumatism, ague
in the breast, cramp, burns, bruises, scrofula, old
sores, ulcers Of almost every description, cunkered
and swcllcd throat arising from scarlet fever, fell
ons, white swellings, chilblains, &c.---Porsons
suffering from liver complaints, pulmonary discas-
cs, inflammation Of the lungs, with pains in the
side and breast, pain and weakness in the back,
will find relief. In all eases it may be used with
safety.
~ The Plaster is now put up in bo,c, at 80
cents and dollar each.
Made and sold, wholesale and retail by II.
Hannis d Co., Ashtahula, Ohio. sole propric-
tors.---Nonc genuine unless signed by II. Harris
on tho wrapper.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
John ". A. Hoes,

Attorney and Counsellor at La,o and Solicitor in
Chancery.
Office next door north Of the Post Office, Otta-
wa, La Sale county, Illinois.
May 23d, 1910. l--,f
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
NEW DRUG STORE.

q. l.. Thompson,
A Il the old stand formerly occupied by d. n.
"A TggnEuS, on the east side of the Public
Square, keep constantly on hand large and
general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye &uBs, Paints,
Oils, Parrish, Patent Medicines, &c.
and all other articles which gro generally kept in
Drug Store.
Oitnss, Jane 9, 1910. 3---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
Moynnn, Juno ls, 1889.

MONROE, Juno lS, 1889.
Mcssrs Harris & Cc.-Ssirs: | have used r.
Deans Chemical Plaster for four years past and
do cheorfully recommend il to physician. and the
public generally rs an invaluable remedy in chron-
ie and acute rheumatism, sprains of the wrist,
ankle, shoulder, &c. In felons. whitow and
scrofulous swelings of all descriptions il is gem
orally an eilectun remedy. In short, wherever
there is PAIN it is almost sure to give relief in
few hours. ] have used ii in a great number of
rheumatic affections. One of my patients AIRED
40, full habit, had rheumatic swelling on one
leg. lie had been unable to get out of the house
for three months his leg was swced to an cnor-
nous nizc, twice It's usual bigness; every thing
had been done without success, until we com
mcnccd using Deans Chemical Plaster. We
envclopcd the knee and portion of the limb in
the Plaster, and in three days the swelling entirely
disappeared, and in ten days he went about his
ordinary business Such has been our success
with the article, and we now willingly recon-
mend it to the public for n trial.
Yours, &c. j. ". REYNOLDS, NJ. ID.
or For sale by NJ. 4. Hollister, Ottawa; the
Druggists at Chicago and Juliet; j. II. Elnore
Peru, and James barley, Hcnnipen, I'll. All or
ders sent to III. Harris & Co., Ashabula. Ohio
for the above medicine, viii be promptly attended
to. BE particular to enquire for Deans Chcmi.
cal Plaster.
Ottawa, August IA, 1910. l3---ly
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY

EOR Rhcunotism, Ferer,mes, UhiisncrRirgs,
u inflammation IN me eyes, Burns, SwcAed
Throat in IS,ma Fcrr, Quiasy &c.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
To rhom il mry cGnot,n.-This may certify,
that I, EsAsrrs DEAy, the proprietor Of T..
Deans Chemical Plaster, have for more than two
years been in delicate state Of health 30 tina, |
have been unable to prepare and circulate said
plaster to that extent which the interest Of the
suffering community demands; and feeling that
so valuable an article ought to be made known TO
the afflicted, | have made arrangements with II.
Harris 6, CO., of Ashtabula, Ohio to manufacture
and vend it in my name as my sole SUCCESSORS.
This, therefore, may be relied on as the genuine
article heretofore prepared by me. As witness
my hand. ERASTtS DEAN.
Wcstfeld, Ch,utau1uc co., MY, Jan. l, 1889
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
County Commissioners Court,
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1910.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 8. lS4O.
n a

TUESDAY, SEPT. :. lS4O.
FERRY RATES.
by the Court, that all
" orders heretofore made by the
Court for regulating the rates Of ferriage
at the ferry at Ottawa be now vacated and
set aside, and that from and after this
date the following rates of ferriage be
established and allowed at said ferry, to
wit CENTS.
Each footman crossing and returning the
same day, 81
Crossing each man and horse, l24
Each horse with one horse wagon, cart or
oheY one-horse wagon, lsf
Each wagon or other carriage with two
horses or oxen. rs
Each wagon and four horses or oxen, 373
Each wagon and six horses or oxen, 80
Each separate horse or head of cattle, st
Each sheep, goat or hog,
Each barrel or other article equal to it, st
l hereby certify that the above is true
copy from the record.
]. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Oct. 8, 1910. 2l--4w
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13
j. j. Holt,
.. Il. Farewell,
Milton u. Swift,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
ofice on La Sale Street, few door, North OF
the Market, Ottawa, Illinois.
May 23d, 1910. Lift
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-13

JOHN SEGER.
Pastor of the Baptist Church at Lsmbersvillc.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
GOodrich'S Pictorial Geography of
the World -!

We have perused with intense interest, the vol
ome bearing the above title, by S. G. GooDRIcH,
extensively and favorably known throughout the
country as /" Peter Parley." The work, in our
opinion, and we are sustained in this opinion by
many Of the ablest public journals in the coun-
ny, is all it processes to be-a pictorial Geogra-
ply of the World, or system of Universal Ge-
ography, popular and scientific, comprising a
Physical, Political. Statistical, Moral and Histor
sal description of the World embracing an inn
mense fund of knowledge to be found in other
single publication, and nowhere in a style so
pleasing and valuable-illustrated by more than
1000 engravings of manners, customs, curiosities,
rims, edfces. monuments, remarkable animals,
vegetables, trees, fruits, plants, &c. &c. occupy
,ng zoos pages imperial 8vo.
The topics Of this work are of deep interest to
all classes, and in the methodical, comprehensive
and agreeable style. in which we find them in
this book, peculiarly adapted to supply the COM
sruni.y with that kind of knowledge, so necessa-
" TO be generally understood. Considering the
immense expense of publishing such work, and
n: length of time which must have been con-
Gu med in its preparation, it is the cheapest work
Of the kind, and should be extensively patron,zed
We cheerfully recommend it to our citizens, and
hope large number of copies may be taken in
Lhjs town,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
Foreign News.

The steam ship Acadia arrived at Boston on
nonday, bringing news twenty days later than
our previous dates. We will briefly sun up the
.aost important 'teIns.
The occouthement of the Queen occurred on the
2ls: ult-a Princess Royal is tho result, to be
,hrgtened Adelaide Victoria Louisa The
Queen and infant Princess doing we'll.
The Egyptian difficulties seem to darken for
Nchenet. The allies have captured St. Jean
D'Acre-reducng the place to a mass of ruins
with loss to the enemy of 2 or 5000 killed and
- many prisoners, taking all their munitions oi
var and E200, coo in specie.
4 is also stated that the submission Of .heheInel
~ 10 officially known.
i heavy gale is mentioned as having done great
damage to the shipping aud other property on
we Thames and upon the channel and coast of
FIR giend and ireland
Switzerland has decided upon an armed neu.
trality in case Of em"rsency-w with 10000 men
snaer arms.
france appears disposed for peace.
Affairs in Spain rather unsettled.
Russia not exactly suited with the turn Of Of.
fair. ~ Egypt.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
ARRIVALS. cLEARANcEs, &c.

Arat Texel 9th, Caravan, Nichols, Havana
Sid I'm Liverpool 10th ship Europe. Baichelder
for N Yora entered for loading, Gardiner, Jack
son, and Majestic, Mustard, for Orleans
81 fin st Thomas 9Th brig Talleyrand Cooper
for Wilmington c
Ar at Galveston goth ull brig Alpine, Walker,
Haowc
CT at Havana Nov 80 brigs Benjamin, Lunt,
st Marys; America, Soule, Carbarus
s. fin St Thomas 30th ult ship Globe, Oliver
for N Otleans
Ar at Holmes III lie 18th sch Joseph D Day
ton Hallowell for Philadelphia. Ar 10Th and
sid brig Fred Pearl Spoford, Thomaston for n
York sch Olynthus, Bowiey. Camden Tor n
Orleans
Ar at Newport 18th sch Jos B Drayton Bath
for Philadelphia
AT Cape .Ann larbor 18th briggs Majestic of
Thomaston for n York; schs Delaware Of War
rem, North Star Of Camden for N York
Arat N Orleans 9th ships Nance, Nichols, Bath
%; Mohawk, Sampson, do l6; brig Meguenti-
cock, Mayo, st Marks for Charleston, in distress
9TH Acenus Skolieid, st Marks; ship Swanton
remained on s. w. Bar at last accounts.
Ar at Apalachicola I'd, bark Lion, Scholfeld
Bath
81 FIN Savannah 18th, ship Perdonnet, Foot,
n Orleans
Ar at Charleston 10th brig Baltimore, hickman
Thomaston, IL. 18th Aldebran, Comery, tal-
doboro' IL. 18th Brilliant, Gilkey, camden, 10
In port l1th ship Birmingham, Robinson, tor
Boston loading
Ar at Alexandria l4th sch Molaeska, Colley,
Thomaston
81 fin Cienfuegos about 2lst ut brig Crusoe of
Wiscasset, for N York
At Matanzas LIST inst brig Charles Thomas
Thomas for N York.
Ar at Mobile Cd sch Reindeer. Higgins, Bath.
4th brig Wildes Walker, Edgcomb, do
Sid fin Liverpool 10Th ult ships Majestic, Mus
tard, and Gardiner, Jackson N Orleans
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

.loaRIp MuapER. 1t appears tina, Mr.
9uydam, thu presiden. az ,ho Bank Il, Nciv Erun-
swick, N. who bas been missing since Dec. Sd,
murdered by one Peter Robinson who was
indebted to him for lot Of land, and GInrey ai-
vaoced to aid in building house thereon. It ap-
pears that Robinson had Induced Nr. 5. to come 10
is. house. on the B.. for the purpose Of receiving
his pay. Several circumstances excited suspicion
against Robinson. and he was taken into custody.
aearch was afterw ards made in his (R's) house aud
the body found buried in tina cenr the skull being
shockinsIy mangied, Nth an aAs. Robinson
pleads not gully.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
GRAVE STONES.

EOEL CLARK, Jr., & Co, of HalowelI, here
80 by informs the inhabitants of Bath, and Vi
cinity, that they have resumed the Stone Cutting
business formerly pursued by Joel Clark, Jr., and
have taken stand, on Slanifords Wharf, near the
Town Landing where may be found good as
sortment of Dover New York. White Marble. and
Slate GRAVE STONES, OF all sizes and Of every
variety of pattern, including Tomb Tables and
Monuments of all descriptions. Having made
arrangements, to be constantly supplied with the
best of Stock, all orders in their line of business.
Will be executed with punctuality and Dispatch
Mr. Charles Clapp, Jr, Of Bath. is our authorized
Agent, to whom application may be made, and
will give any information necessary in relation 10
The business. JOEL CLARK. Jr. & Co.
HalloweIl. Oct. 29ih, 1910. 1y3.r
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
FRENCH INDEMNITY

A meeting Of the claimants Of the indemnity
for the spoIlations BY the French war, was held
in New York on Monday last, George Griswold,
Chairman, and Sas, B. Murray and w. Delafcld,
Secreinres,
series Of resolutions end memorial to Com
grtss were adopted, and vacancies in the COM
n.it,ce fed up.
list Of the claimants was directed to be made
out and notices sent to their heirs and represen-
talives.
CoanrTrr. George Griswold, William Gra-
Gle, James b. Murray, Dir, Ludlum, Goold Hoyt,
Joseph Delafieid, Theodore Sedgwick, Bach Nc
EyeB,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

Boston, Dec 20 Ar sch Woromontogus. of
and FIN Wiscasset, with wood and lumber. The
w. got ashore on Fawn Bar during the snow
storm on Wednesday night, and lost her rudder
Capt Boynton and crew left her Oh Thursday
night, and ar up to the city. She was after
wards taken possession of by some ifs ermen
who anchored her, and this morning she was
towed up to the city by "a Chelsea Steamer, with
her deck loud standing, and apparently in good
order.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
LOST OR STOLEN

FHNHE summer past, an old Blue Broad Cloth
u CLOAK, suited 10 tall person. trimmed
with crimson silk Velvet round the collar and cane
with silver iastenings. II any person who knows
any thing about il, i'll inform the Post Master
Phipsburg thereof, they will be suitably rewarded.
1t might have been left at the last June Conference
on board some Steam boat, passing between Bath
and Hallowcll, or al some House.
Phinshnrg, Nov 1910 3,,3.~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

manufactured by Messrs II n. Hooper 81 Co. of
this city, and which was last fall suspended in
the Representatives Hall, at the Capitol in Wash
ington, fell down on Friday morning last, and
was smashed to pieces. Fortunately owing to
the earliness ofthe hour, no one was within reach
Had it fallen an hour OF two later it might have
caused the death or wounding of many members
This chandelier weighed over 1000 pounds, and
cost 1000 or 5000 dollars. 1t was thirteen feet
diameter, contained 70 argand burners, and is
said to have been ornamented with 1850 cuts glass
lustres and 5000 cut glass spangles.
Boston Transcript
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

GEs HARRIsoN.-Accordin to the Maysvie
Eagle, Gen. Harrison is expected to leave home for
Virginia the latter part of this month He will spend
the month of January with his friends in the old Do
minon, and repair 10 Washington IN February, to
be ready on the 4th of March to enter upon the du
ties of the important Office TO which the people have
elevated him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

Nary Pension Fund.-ln the House. on Thurs
day, the Spcaker communicated the following mes
cage from the President oftbe United States:
To the Hon. r. NJ T. Hunter,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
SIR | herewith transmit letter from the Sec
rotary Of the Private Pension Fund, to which the at
tention Of Congress is invited, and recommend an
immediate appropriation Of sl5l 1852 80, to meet
the payment of pensions becoming due on and after
the list Of January, 194l. N. VAN. BUREN,.
The letter Of the Secretary, transmitted in the
above message, states that the amount of money on
hand to pay pensions, is SIS, 647 81 and there
seil he required in addition, for the year 1871,
Sl54,352 80, of which sol ,476 70 will be wanted
On the first Of January next, That the nominal val
ne of stocks owned by the fund.- is $l55 ,739; that
the stocks have greatly deprecated, aud that the
best of them is to be sold on the 10Th of this month";
TO reimburse money borrowed from the Bank of
America, and for payment of pensions to become
due LIST of January.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

Ar at Savannah 18th ship Tamerlane, Theobald
WscassetS
At Aux Cages LIST brig Mississippi, of Bath
CID at Havana seth ult brig Angelina, Barnes
N Orleans
tanzas
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
SPOKEN.

Dec 9th, lat CO liz. lon 70, ship Queen Veto
ria, Thompson, N York fr N Orleans
Dec 18th, lat32 30, Ion II. sch Proxy, Of Wal
dohoro, FIN Alexandra fr St Johns, Fa.
Dec 9Th, lat % 20, Ion II 30, sch Nevis, 81
days FIN Thomaston fr Wilmington had had
gales from w to s.
Oct 8, lat 81 n lon 81 43 " brig Cervantes,
McMannus fin London for Rio Janeiro
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

sBeCOUGHS, COLDS, SPLITTING BLOOD.
and all Pulmonary complaints cured.
BosToN, Aug. Ia, 1S40 I hereby certify that
within few years past, have had several friends
who have been subject to coughs, colds and puno-
nary complaints, and have also been very much
troubled with c'ugh myself young man who
is agent Tor me at New York. fell from TIE cars on
the Boston and Worcester Railroad about four
years since while they were running at the rate Of
fifteen miles per hour, and received serious iniu-
ry. which caused him to bleed inwardly, daily for
a year. After much persuasion, induced him to
try Mrs Gardeners Indian Basam of Liverwort
He used or 10 bottles. which entirely cured him;
he is now rs well as ever. He thinks nothing but
this Balsam could have saved his life. therefore.
from experience, cheeYully recommend it to my
friends and the public, for coughs colds. and all
pulmonary complaints, raising of Blood, &c 1t is
prepared and for sale by I'm. Brown, Chemist, 4SI
Washington ST. Boston. VIM F. i.42NDEN,
Conductor of Harnden's Express from Boston to
New York
Price so cts For sale in Bath, by E. WOOD,
2ow3A Central Wharf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

Fire We learn that the dwell ng house of Mr.
fainuel Nash Of Mob eboro, was consumed by fire
Friday night. Dec, llth, with the Furniture and
buildings attached thereto. The FIRE originated
in the porch which was consumed with part Of the
house before the inmates awoke.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
NOTICE.

TT EPHRAIM WlLDES, of Bath, in considera-
a ton of the services rendered to me by nv son
ZlNA WlLDES, now in his eighteenth year, and
One Hundred Dollars, to be paid to me by him.
when he arrives at the age of twenty one wears. do
hereby relnquish and quit to said Zina all nv right
to his further services or earnings-hcreby author.
Isng HIM, without my intervention, to trade for
himself, to make his contracts and do business
in his own name,-not holding myself responsible
for the payment ofhs debts the flflment of his
contracts
EPHRAIM WILDES.
Witness, Natll Groton.
Dated at Bath, Nov. 81 1910
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

Total
Estimated expenditures
Estimated ba ance

Estimated balance l,5S9,s55
The Secretary estimates the receipts for lS4i at
s2i. 1928 ,473; aud the expenses at l9,250.00o.-
But Treasury notes to the value of 100000
to he redeemed. and some payments TO be made.
when will expend all the receipts, excepting bal
ance of S24 273- which he thinks may remain in
the 'Ir asury at the close Of ls4l He also states
that when the tariff law of s33 goes into full op
Grafton in lc42 there will be an annual deficiency
of revenue. for the ordinary purposes of govern
ment Of ut least 5, 000, 900.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
I. NJ. TEWKSBURY, M. D.

6kFFERS his professional services TO the citi-
" zens Of Wiscasset and vicinity, in the vari-
Gus branches q Medicine aud Surgery generally.
r ference
S. P. CUsHMAN, NJ. d. Brunswick.
JAMES McKLENE, NJ. ID. Topshain.
E. CLARK, NJ. D. Portland.
REV w l.. MATHgR,
REV. EATON SHAW
Office over S. Wright's Jewellry Shop.
Wlsrrsset. Nov 25d, 1910 ?5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

Annexed is a statement Of the imports and ex-
ports in each year, lending Beth September)
since 1920:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

Report cfhe SecreiaryCf the Trcasury.-This
is an elaborate document, and would occupy more
than page of our paper, provided we should be so
inconsderate as to nllict it upon our readers. 1t
amounts, however, to ihis-that the means and re-
cepts of the Treasury for 1910, are as follows:
Available balance, Jan l. 1910, $2,246.749
Customs, three first quarters l0,6s9,Ss4
Public lands, same period 2,630,2l7
Miscellaneous 1850
Estimated receipts 4h quartz r,all sources 100000
Aggregate ordinary receipts l7,l97,763
Receipts from Deposne Banks $4,000
Esiimat'd receipts fin 4th US Bank bond $500 900
Issue of Treasury Notes 5,44O, 900
Extrao, diary resources $3.50 900
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24

The large and beautiful chandelier which was
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-24
CEl}gSTM AS.

In THIS town on Wednesday Of last week, Mr.
Francis Southrrlnnd aged about 20
Dn Thursday last Mrs Elizabeth Ridlon aged
T!-iir Strphro Coombs
In Rochester Y goth ult. of apoplexy, Mrs
Rubv Could, consort Gen Jacob Gould, formerly
Of Andoyrr Mass.