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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29

in the town Of Washington last week, certain Wing
Church-members publicly stated to the meeting,
that Mr.. Van Buren, had raised a standing army Of
100000 men, and that they were now under gov
eminent pay.
Upon which you make the following remarks =
"tlow men protesting to be governed by the pure
principles of religion, can reconcile it their con-
science and character TO repeat such absolute and
unqualified falsehoods TO subserve party purposes is
beyond comprehension. The story from be-
ginning to end is wholly and totally false
Yes, false, length and breadth. "leter'' ind
Esprit the faIsehood originated with your
selves or your informant. The wings of Washing
any party purposes by telling falsehood SO easily
detected and exposed. And were they not too
prudent, it is not claiming too much for them to say
they are governed by better principles 1t is no
aggression to state, that fasehood and nisrepresen-
taion Is the rick of individuals of your own party,
as your mvdous ausion to Church-rnemhers, and
the unblushing falsehood of your credible informant
plainly show. Al the caucus referred to, there wa.
no such statement made by any wing present. We
deny the fact wholly, and demand your evidence.
We call upon you to give the name of your in
formant. We demand it as our right, together
with correction of the slanderous paragraph
yon have published with the design of THROWN.
contempt and odium upon the wings = xshir "
ton. Should you fail to correct the err6nf lor t.
give the name of your informant; we shall use
the means in our power to put the thing in prof. p.
er shape. Yours,
WINGS OF WASHINGTON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
GRAVE STONES.

EOEL CLARK, Jr., & Co, of Halowcll, here.
% by informs the inhabitants of bath, and Vi
cntv that they have resumed the Stone Cutting
business formerly pursued by Joel Clark. Jr., and
have taken stand, on Staniford's Wharf, near the
Town Landing. where may be found good as.
sortmrnt of Dover, New York White Marble, and
Slate GRAVE STONES. of all sizes and f every
variety of pattern. including Tomb Tables, and
Monuments of all descriptions. Having made
arrangements, to he constantly supplied with the
best Of Stock, all orders in their line of business
will br executed with punctunlity and dispatch =
Mr. Charles Ciapp, IT,. Of Bath. is authorized
Agent, to whom application may be made, and
will give any information necessary, in relation 10
the business. JOEL CLARK, Jr., Il Co.
Hallowell. Oct. ooh, lS40. ly31
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29

"The Philadelphia papers also contain affidavits
of persons in that city, implicated in stevenson's
statements; viz. james Young. John Swift, Bella
Badger, G. II. Rhawn, John Saunders, James Mil
Ter, James Thornton, &c.-al going to show, in
the most direct manner, that the statements relative
to plan to sond on men from Philadelphia to New
York. to vote the Wing ticket at the polls, is utter
ly false. James Thornton and John Saunders de-
pose that they were in New York TO watch the polls
in 1885, that their visit was known, and their name
were published in the New Era that fifteen others
were with them, that their expenses were paid
that they did not vote, attempt to vote. Both
deponents saw Stevenson. alias Jarvis, on his re-
cent visit to Philadelphia, and say that he Jarvis or
Stevenson, in no manner minated or insinuated
that he wanted men to go to New York to vote.''
"But the blow is powerless, so far as relates to
the intended effect and will reco with tremendous
violence on the party which has set on foot this
base conspiracya pil(u but desperate resort after
The failure of all other means. The effect of this
contemplate trick, already begins to be seen. The
N Y. Signal of yesterday, says at is stated that
number of gentlemen, who are politically OPP
posed to Mr. GrinnelI, have promised to show their
sense of the charges against him by voting for him
at the coming election. Among those who have in
dicated this intention are Preserved Fish and Saul
Alley
find this must be the necessary consequence of
conduct so grossly Infamous All men who have
any character to lose, and still are included in the
ranka IF tho Van R,ron all L,,,o. a.. ..;,
it, and join the Wing ranks, lest they should partic
pate in the shame and the odium which rests upon
the leaders of the administration party.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
A Lie nailed!

The following communication will explain it.
self. 1t is backed with the names of four of the
most respectable gentlemen in the town of Wash
ington, and was first sent to the editors OF the
Patriot-but that paper declining to correct a
falsehood. it is now given to the public, through
our columns. This is but part of the loco sys-
tenn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29

That frauds, conspiracies and
t''ots of the most desperate and
daring character are in agitation,
we have no doubt; but it is NOT
from the friends of General Har-
rison they are to be apprehended.
E CAN elect him, and WE
WILL, by fair and legal voting!
1t is from a beaten and fallen par
ty, who are unwilling to give up
the power they have so long abus-
cd, and who will try by every
means-by frauds and villainies
of the grossest character, if not
prevented by timely viligamce on
the part of the PEOPLE, to a.
vert their impending defeat. IT
BEHOVES, THEREFORE,,
EVERY FRIEND OF TIE
REPUBLIC TO BE ON HIS
GUARD!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25th, 1910.

To the Editor of the Lincoln Patriot:
SIR The 37th No of the 9th VOL of the Pa
triot, contains under the head Of federal Lies,'
the following remarkable paragraph
"We have it from good authority that a, caucus
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
To the Wings EVERYWHERE !

GREETING! !!
A clue to the pretended confidence of the locos
that they shall re-elect Mr. Van Buren,, is found
in the late outrageous and fraudulent imposition,
respecting the alleged frauds of the Wings in
New York, which is completely cleared up in
another column. The locos have boosted all
along that they had few 'cards' to play, which
would completely annihilate the Wings, and Sc
cure the triumphant reelection of Van Buren,.
The libels referred to, form part of this horrid
conspracy-but has already returned with ten
fold vengence, "to plague the inventors" 1t
is now clear, that similar, and perhaps still more
barcfaccd mpositions, are held in reserve, to be
scattered like scorpions, simultaneously all over
this State and in other States, at a moment when
they cannot be met by the Wings Now
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
NJ ARRIE ID.

In this town, by Rev. Mr.. Weber, Dr. ELI
EDGFcoMB TO Miss. LAvINA ANN DUsroN.
In Topsham Sept 81, by Rev. L. r. Warren,
Mr. .Arthur L. Wilson to Miss Henrietta Potter
both of n
In Brunswick Oct 18th, by same Mr. Hugh
Merryman to Miss Julia A. Wnslow both of b.
In Brunswick Both inst by same Mr. John w.
Brown Of Bath, to Miss Mary S. Thomas Of B
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
BOSTON NOTION.

FEYHOSE who NAV wish to subscribe for the
u Boston Notion, the largest and cheapest paper
now published, are Informed that the subscriber is
duly authorized as an Agent to receive subscribers
ndmonev for the same. G. d. SIMMONS.
Bath Oct. 90 4w3I.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
"A LOUD crow

press, because they have succeeded in saving the
city of Baltimore, lat the late charter election.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29

The following card of Hon. MoeEs II. GRIN
WELL and others will sufficiently set at rest the
absurd story which represented that gentleman
80 well and so honorably known for his unln-
peachable integrity, as having left the city of
New York 20 fugitipe from iustice"L,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29

LINCOLN, ss.-.4t the Probate Office at
Wiscasset, October Is, 1910.
UPON the within petition having been filed in
the Probate office for said County ordered that the
petitioners cause copy of their petition and this or
der to he published, three weeks in succession,
in the Lincoln Tele graph. newspaper printed at
Bath,-notifying all perssns Interested that hear
ing will he had thereon at Probate Court next to
be held at Wiscasset in said county, on the 9TH day
of December, 1910, at O'clock in the morning.
Given under my hand the dav and year first a.
bovc written. NATH'L GROTON,
.}w3O. Judge of Probatp
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
WING M.AJORITY
The ssBrO0d Se0E''
INDICATED -!
The People Triumphant ! !

The above returns show wing gain in the 10
counties of BIB on the vote of 1899, in Allan
tic Co. there is gain on the Van Buren, majority
of AZ, deduct this from the above leaves a nett
wing gain of 307l votes, and beyound all ques-
ton secures the State for the Harrison Electoral
ticket, and one of the largest majorities on the
Congress given in that State for 10 years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
SYRAYED.

ENRON the subscriber, on the lst of September,
n small Brown Mare. about five years old,
with one of her hind feet white. and a switch tail
Whoever will return said Mare, to the subscriber
in Phipsburg will be suitably rewarded.
JErHRO SPRAGUE.
PhIpsburg, Oct. 2lst, 1910. "4w30.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
To the Honorable Nathaniel Grofon, Judge
| Of Probate far the County of Lincoln:

To the Honorable Nathaniel Groton, Judge
Of Probate to, the County Of Lincoln:
q , ESPEC FULLY represent Mary Tyler and
Ia Enos Goss, both of the City and County
OF Providence in tho State Of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations, that by the Municipal
Court of the said city of Providence, exercising
Probate jurisdiction, on the third day of April d
l%3S, they were appointed joint administrators on
the goods and estate of Nathan TYLER late of said
ety'n rad iptestate that the said Nathan Tyler
at &.nW oi-'J'"is deeease, being within twenty
sears syst past, was seized in fen and in mortgages
oi certain real estate IN the Town of Bath in tho
said county of Lincoln, of the value of one thou
sand dollars. the condition of which mortgage was
long since broken, and that by law the said mort
gagged promises should be administered upon, and
the awaits til, reof distributed according to law, and
they therefore pray that Ebenezer Everett Of
Brunswick in the County of Cumberland, may be
appointed administrator of the goods and estate of
the said Nathan Ty Ter within and for the State of
Maine asreeably to the law in such cases made and
provided
Dated at Bath this first day of October A D 1910.
MARY TYLER,
ENOS GOSS
BY their Attorney, EBENEZER EVERETT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
COWS TABLES sale.

LINCOLN, ss.-Bowdoin, October 9th, 1910,
FENAKEN on execution and w i'll he sold at pub-
III lie AUCTION, on Saturday the fourteenth day
of November next, at Of the clock in the alter
noon, on the premises, all the right and equity that
David FL Kelly has 10 redeem the following describ-
ed lot of land situate in Bowdon with the build
ings thereon, bounded as follows: North by the
lives in. West by house of Joseph Appleby licensed,
South by land of John Small and Peleg Small and
East by land of james R Kelly, containing about
thirty acres, being the land and building now occu.
pied by said David Fl Kelly.
THOMAS SHELTON Constable Of Bowdon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
COnaqaA5SsiOmer's Notice.

Com aRAiSsiOM"r's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that further time Of
~ ak months from the 18th day ofAugust lS4O is
allowed TO The Commissioners to the estate Of Isaiah
Croker Esq late of Bath to bring in and prove their
claims aganst said Es,aie;-and that we will be in
session. for that purpose,on the last Saturday Of
October and the three following months. from two 70
four O'Clock p NJ. al the office of William ToI.ey
in said Bath
JOSEPH SEW }c,,,r,;.s;o,sra
WILLIAM ToRREY ''
Bath Oct. 20, 1870. s4-' - Sws0:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29

RETURNS-Send us correct returns. with
all possible dispatch az soon your polls are
closed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
To the Honorable NathI Groton, Judge Of

10 the Honorable NathI Groton, Judge of
Probate tor the County Of Lincoln;
VBVHE petItion of Jerome Lorng of Bath 10 said
IL county respectfully represents, that Levi
Peterson late of said Bath, deceased within twenty
years last past, leaving property that ough, to be-
administered on according TO law, and that the said
Peterson was ut the time of his decease indebted
to your petitioner 10 the amount of about FIVE thou
sand dollars. He therefore prays that adminstra-
lion may be granted TO him or some other suitable
person, on the goods and estate of said Peterson.
JEROME LORING.
Path
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
MUSIC SCHOOL.

~ J. MOVES, Teacher of Music would respect
~ fully give notice that he intends opening
Schools in central part of this town, for instruction
IN the science of Vocal and instrumental music.
Terms for the singing school So for 80 evenings
Instruction on the Piano Forte SO per quarter.
&c on the Organ $40 per quarter, m
Guiding lessons in Thorough Bass-a science which
is the foundation of all musical knowledge Papers
for subscription may be found at the Book store Of
Mr. Henry Hyde also ut the store of Mr. C. 3. jerks
and Mr. Otis kimball. The Singing School to COM
mence as soon as class of so persons is made up.
Bath, Oct 18th, 1910. H29.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
What Shall be Done Z?

The answer is plain.-Let every republican be
on his guard and give no heed to the thousand
"awfnl disclosures" and terrible rumors, which
will undoubtedly be freely circulated from now
till next Monday morning. Believe not single
word thus reported, or circulated, for. rest as.
sured, all such rumors, will turn out
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
Salesman " anted.

IN neighboring town, an active and experienced
4 hand in the Dry Goods Business For informa-
ton, apply at this office.
Oct Is, lS40. tr 29
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29

B. c. B ALL Z Y,
II z AS for sale at his store on Stinson's Wharf
IL "a 100 B5s of Gennessee Flour from new wheat
70 Bbs and half bbls Of wheat meal
25 Sop
200 Bbls potatoes
25 II hds moasses
20O NJ cedar shingles
so NJ pine do
All of which will be sold at low prices.
Oct % TIE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29

WINGS OF WASHINGTON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
Base HumbugS,

gotten up to deceive the unwary.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-29
NJ. II. GRINNELL,
r. NJ. BLATCHFORD,
JAMES BOWEN,
S DRAPER, Jn.
r. C. WETMORE

Dated New York, Oct. 80, 1910.
We trust that those who have thus basely dared,
i furtherance of their infamous schemes and
arty conspiracies to attempt to blast the fair and
Dotless reputation of Mr.. Grinncll will he made
fee! by that gentleman the full weight of those
VS. they have presumed so grossly and so mex
.psG6ly to violate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-27
To the Bald Headed and
AkCIS.

ElOES any know a ncighbor or friend
~ who.h has been Bald, and whose head Is
now covered with Gne hair? Aud whose
brushed every hour--wblch has now vanish
cd entirely Or one whose hairs al caily
age were tuning grey, who now hus not
grey hair? Children whose heads were GOV.
cred with scUri,- hose hair would not grow,
that are now growing The fullest crops ut
hair I? Some eases must be- known 10 most
persons. Ask them the cause, and you viii
be told, 'nrsc things have been Gone by the
use of The B.Hk.N or COLU.HBLE q
20 years grow lh /, this a,tlcle, ITS demand
increasing annually some hundred per cent.
- though when discovered not oppos, d by
any thing for the same purpose, now assa!l.
ed by almost numberlrss mls broom mas,
preparations that will ruin the har II Us, Il ~
any extent. Can more than these tArl> be
wnn,tu-reier to The recommendations bwa
lists of names Of rcspcctabiiy, unc 1nhl.cj
By any other article. Look 10 these lhugs
- buy this article Stay and preserve ye,r
hair by It's Use, or If bald restore il. I.aGjcf,
attend 10 thls--lnndrcds ~ fashionable lli.
are using it as tbs omly article really fl "a
The toilet. Long hair Is very ap To tail or.
Ladies, use the Balm of Columbia in time -
save yourselves The disgrace OF boldncss by
neglect Of your pursuits.
II Is your duty, as Doialsts. 10 preserve
the beauties OF nature, with which "A be"uu-
inl Creator has endowed you-use ihc BI!IO,
for IL will do IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-27
.ask, enguire-.Ask those soho
EuOlU.

Those only who know by tial or lHinodiaie
observ alton, can form any idea oi 'be eiecii.>oi
the prrfeet reiiff, Of the almost cbarn-iiEe
cures effected in cases Of the biLEs, khfuMA-
IrIsM, ALI SwELLISGs, and ALL ENithHAL
PAINS. no matter how severe. by the use oi
Hays Iinimeni. Fiud one who has used II that
will not laud il above all things ever used, and
you will 6nd - what cannot be found.
for the relief Of suffering human beings WHO
may he afflicted. beg you ID ask ask o those
who know - AK the Hon ALFRED CoSKLiN,
n. s. Judge for thatstlst,icf, residing near Au-
burn ask MATHEW J. Myers, Esq Athens.
n. "; a.k Gen. DUrr GREEN, late Of Wash-
in,,on ci,y. each of these gentlemen know OF
cns,s uncomfortable by all other remedies ot
nh, s;c;ans. though tried for many years, That
have been cured by the use OF the genuine i'')S
I.inin,cnt. Thousnnds Of other persons now OF
similar cures. u{e appeal 10 their sense o JUS
\ liice-iheir human feelings .,
II II i but duty you owo 10 your suffering lei
II low beings to lei this great remedy be known -
Il Sp,ak of il then TO all ysUr friends. 1h'
| will saye much pain where the newspapers a'e
not read, or where readers ARE incrcdu'ou-' DC,
| cause 30 many worthless articles are ADVERTISE,
| for the same purpose TO buyers we say u al
! who have used il do not say II u DC, OH" a., az,
| praise, then do not take II. 1he proprietor WI
4 not allow this sTiWle 10 oo P"'" w
| cures, mhen all ihc directions are fully '"l'""'o,
H MN any one suffering non refuse 10 ny
i Ifhe does. he onght 10 be pHitd more J''"'
II obsfnory than MS snGuing. -.
\ Mr. IIa,s would ne, er consent TO offer th'> a''I
Gle, ere lie not compelled bv hl' sense o' 'no,''
Il - of religious duly 10 do all in his power '"r
! the victims Of distress aud misery lor ms Pn'
! pose he would sooner dc,oic fortune, Than Sc
| cure n dollar for any worthless article.
Il LOOK OFT Some srindhTs hare conn
i tyfeiied his article, and PIT ii uP~Hh pa't-
ous dericts. Do not lie imposed upon onn
/ thing only will protect you-r Is The name ~
L lCOMSTOCK $50 that ndmeSnusi be ni-
moys on he Tropptr. or yon are ohr"''d' 10
not forget it. Take this direction VIII, YOU a'y
les, by that .or never buy for is Impossible
| for any other TO be true or genuine.
II SOLOMON HAYS.
II Sold by Comeiock s. Co. No. fletcher'''
N. York. and II. J. TAYLOR, D,ugei'', Ne" e
port, RI July2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-27

.nFaiihc u med es ever devised Tor the res'0 aiIoi
" an prefesyaton of re nsh, n"ihipg has hra
iouud .q NJ 10 Ahsrt's tiir ginous iu, ion e. SCI
oln i Ia restore the hair Ia health and beauty Man,
" bo ali ihtre months ago, can no" eAbh hiuA"
riant he ds of hair.
II H. pfrpard uiu rr'pe of tht ce ebrhicd i'f "
I eu oi Prs, by ons "f pnpis.
The Z "wing Ell 'ro', r, iitch, Is very hihd
Philadelphia, May 10, is:1.
Dr. Iaynr--i' ear sir lre tna, can hardy So!
rnor rhioy u G.vorof Auberls oIeas nous ll.'r ,ni
sold by VI ~ had the boshr oi pUrsona quuh,hhc'
VITA i,arou ~ bsrl IN rars. Ie ~ kh"wn 10 All t'
world ~ ohegf hr m"st m'neni rlnrt,s an Wsc
Ssg~ ~ M n w. , ri. sS sSsaon
at The q eat ilos pi ats aint Louis. ID" W a NJ
public ietitf, "r Witnessed th' sir crs OF ms piNh'
pTaci ce wi unhcsitntngly acknow ledge. ms 'a''
Tonic cons der Of the h II preparations Tor IN
hair III Nh ch we ainitd and fully Justine
The asserliun IN th- rus,t cIus of The pr prieo lave
,yefthcrd the nipst sgna ben, Il ir"m ". NY hu
thad beru nllng an nbo1t two years, and had betOm
very ilin threatening SPEEDY badness, when CON
ri 10 tall H. nave ~ d II now ah"nt III ee months
md have as full aud tck cad of hair - eau posi-
deslr. b"vc-e "mmented It's n'e 70 n,1i,e ,.,l,
empln,et, have ~ iouit of It's general suGce =.
may add h before nsing the Tonic, h tried almosi
al the various articles rmp Dyed for HE " snr ~
the CAESAR Oil. all the 0rrcni prepnrai ions oi az
ai vrge abic hair oi sc without experiencing mmh
ifany benefit. T. RsfrelnlS Yours ,,
= ElTi:'l, No l72 hcsnut -
Copy OF untirr from 9 Park Pastor # the Baptis
huch at iladdouield, \ !.
IIidd"nftli. lob ~ lS3a.
! frD Jaync-Sir; ia o pleasnie IN mo mlhry"
n The bottle of Ab It's IT. r Tonic whirh obtained
VI you last cob 2, h proved mot sati cory IN
succrssiui. NJ, hair had Iof long me been exceed
ingiy illi. hut ioT iva ~ llfe years pasi II hd -
fallen out that NV heat had iecnme a mot cntlnl
bild.~ was tnder The silly al concrali . III
baldues hy rombns The hair on the : des ovci ~ Hu
now aftcr using ~ out half ut b tie of IIe l'nc,
have "a lux riagt grow III of bar as over la'.
CCPARf.
| The rev Leonud r. ;ch.r, Pastor of ihe Baptls
hnrch at Great Nal y, Pa. VINO la, used III ee b" e'
o! this Y" c, aud who hai been bald loi years wit
to l'r jayne; March ,, 1882.
Il "My h 'r Is craving hn'ly, assure yon.''
!. LErCIlE".
II Mr. Firtehcr's hc. 4 is now .ompr,riy cove ell wiz
A hnc growth uf nLw liait where he had beer peit,l,
bald betur
\ 1t may be had wholesale and retail of DR., ID
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Pice 81 June i3
For sale by MIS-. ANNA NJ. EDDY,
Agent for Newport, and JonN "A. WADs.
WORTH, Pro, ,idcncc, II. 1.