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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
TIIE FOLLOWINes LI1TrrRs ARr ,ur11..
Deserving attention.!


EDMEsToN, otsego Co. JAM 1894
Dear Sir-l feel il duty TO the public T., inform
yon Of the astonishing efficacy of your valuable Pills was
attacked about the last of November most VIOLENTLY win
bilious typhus fever which ragged at that time in our dis
trlct The pam suffered in my head back was most
excrucating. first took six Of your pills twice day al
forwards twelve, yet found very little relief Nv wife then
read your directions, after which took H. then 20 then
o. twice day. and experienced much RELIEF. from tesr
powerful doses took 30 morning and evening for f,ur
days afterwards, when found the disease Welding and the
fever literally broken up then gradually diminished the
quantities according to the printed directions and in two
weeks out and well again used no other medicine
but your pills. great many Of my neighbors uo sent for
physician, and followed his directions t,nk
dies were confined the house from six I, twelve and
fourteen weeks, to say nothing of those who died
considerable number, after recovered followed the
plan had done, and took your pills in the same man
ner, and found The happy effects from course
took fifteen boxes myself sOnle however recovered after
using only four boxes.
In one or two cases drafts were applied to the feet
WATERMAN BUCKINGHAM.
DR.. Brandrcth, New York.
Cooparstown, Ian. 5 1890
Dear SirIt gives pleasure say yon, that NJ Bur.
ngan, the writer OF the above letter, is highly rspeca
higher for truth and veraciiy. Query: ii in malignant
such has prevailed through section of the country
this fall and WINTER your pills should prove successful, may
they not be relied in every disease if taken according
your directons! Yours, very respectfully,
ELISHA FOOTE, Gen Agent.
q. Brandreth, NJ. D. ofthe city Of n. York.
The above Elisha Foote, Esq. is gentleman of high
spectaby and of the district Judges of the u State
Court. b. BRANDRETiI, NJ. d.
Pedlers invariably sell counerfots of the above yalnah
medicine Therefore purchase but of my local agent
OF which there is one in every town in the U. States
For list Of Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln counties
Me- sec advertisement in another part of this paper b. B.
NEW GOODS.
EERSHON HYDE is now opening his Spring Stock
ine assortment, and is still able to sustain the reputd
I fTl I tFN GOD y L.,
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9-For Disasters, see News columns.
Arrivals, Cicnranccs, Sc

NlCitTsNIlCCS.
Ar Portland 22d schs Pocahonas Thonaston for New
York Halcyon, do do for Boston; Diamond Gardiner for
do sloops Packet Boston for Bristol Peace Bath for Bos
&d, Enterprise and Clement 1honaston do 2ith
Challenge do for Redlord Mayiower do for Haven
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MARRIED..

In this town. Tuesday evening last, by Rev. Mr. Pal
mer, JAcoB 5. SEwALL, Esq Counsellor at Law Miss
CHArIorrE w. daughter Of David Holmes, Esq.
On Wednesday morning, by Rev Mr. Palmer, Mr. CHARLES
w HOLMES merchant, Miss SARAH. j., daughter Of Capt
Nehemiah Harding.
In arpswel Levi Frye of Bath to Miss Joanna Tooth
aksr.
Ia Tlomaslon, Nh Edward Cobb, to Miss Lydia Berry
Washington city, Rev. Peter Parker Of China To Miss
Harriet Cob, Webster, formerly of Augusta Ae.
In Nadoboo, by Isaac Reed Esq Nj En0s Aaddocks to
Mrs Abigail fienAcy-Alr Jacob Walker Miss Elizabeth
Overlook.
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FARM EnR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situate near Rob
nsons Corner in Richmond. 1t consists of about four
hundred acres of good land, which will be sold all together
orn lots to suit purchasers has large quantity of Wood
and Timber it and large Orchard with Grated Fruit
buildings thereon consist of double story House all
finished and thoroughly painted inside and out with large
convenient Barn, aud ont houses also story House,
store and Blacksmith shop Terms fourth cash upon de
livery of good and sufficient deed for residue any
reasonable accommodation can BE- had upon good security
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber the
premises WM PATFEN.
EichmNnd. March d. 1871. I'll.
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ASSIGN EEs SALE REAL MS
.rsNArE,LN a.. Es'Gy.

NTTIII be sold auction Saturday the lt day Of May
w neNtat 10 O'Clock A. NJ the store of Ebene2ar Arnold
in Bath, GO OF Land less situated Lnds'
Island miles above Bath together with the buildings on the
same consisting dwelling house bans and sheds
attached 10 the AT landing place the premises AT
the sot end cf said lsand large quantity of clay be:
ing very convenient place for making Brick, where drift
wood foI burning the SAM can easily be Obtained.
Also lot of land and flats bounded Water street lying
between J, Hy de and Levi Houghtons together with the
wharf and stores the sane said lot is l9j feet the
The wharf extends 400 feet into the River.
The land flats the street may be divided into build
ing 4ots and sold sepertely if purchasers request IT,
also the shop and lot occupied by Walker Il Bradford near
the centre u the town. And one half of sands's Mill so
called Also small lot OF Farming utensils. Terms made
known AT tn. time and place Of sale For lrther particulars
enquire of JONATHAN HYDE, hssgnees Of y.
HARIIY COVE. Arnod's property.
Bath, April sth, 1871. q
Nc b. The other part Of The above named Island is for
sale, the whole contains about $50 acres.
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CircumStuRtiai erideRce.-Wc find the follow
inr account Of strange affair in the London
Globe of the 10Th of March, which ftrue furnish
Of circumstantial evidence, and the terrofs, sur
passing Of all Of which imagination can conceive
that environ the miserable wretch doomed to
public execution:
=" French paper called the RuRience, contains
letter from private correspondent, dated Glib
raltar, the 22th uit. which states than an cpuent
British merchant named James BoXwel, long res
dent there, had been tried and convicted Of the
murder of his daughter, on crcumstantial evil
dence, and that on the way to execution the con
wet saw in the crowd another Engllshman named
John Keats, who had been extremely active in
collecting evidence against him. The convict
expressed desire to die in peace with all man
kind, and to pardon this person, whom he had
considered his greatest enemy. When the CON
Wet reached the scaffold the eXecutoner was pre-
pairing to execute the sentence Of the law, when
a voice was heard in the crowd eXclaimlhg--'' 1t
is that am guilty, and not the convict" This
exclamation was made by John Keats. He con-
tossed that it was he who had carried off James
Boxwell's pghtcr; that he had cut off her hair
during her sleep, and stolen one of her dresses,
which he had stepped in blood ; and that the gen
erous pardon granted to him by his victim had
caused him to reflect on the enormity Of his crime.
The exccutioner Immediately Withdrew the rope
from the convict's neck and the cap from his face
when it was discovered that he was dead from the
effects Of terror. The atrocous John Keats was
conducted to prison amidst the execrailons OF the
populace, who wishedto tear him 20 pieces"
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The population of the Chinese Empire is said
to amount to SO ,O30, 600
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40 LEI.
TIME Store of Doc Wlknson's, in 'Pierces
Brick Block, opposite Messrs. T. Hyde, & Co s-pos
session given Immediately. Apply to CHS. CLAPP Jr.
Ap %, lS4I. tf5 Staniford's Whit.
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XETHTTyyELL's TEMPERANCE BITTERs-(HIth-
w ont HiRe .4icohol 1.-The strongest pleasant and
eficacious Bitter in the U. - for Jandce, Drowsiness
want of Appetite Costyeness, badness of BREATH aud for all
unpleasant feelings and complaints incidental the season.
Price % cents for pint bottle, warranted keep in all
climes seasons
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s.,.R.aYe. LOOK HERE,

smart active honest boy, from II to 10 years Of age, Is
wanted Immediately at this office, apprentice to the
printing business Good recommendations his charac
ter and intelligence VIII be required. One from the country
would be preferred.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

York in Maine appears to hive suffered sadly from
niemDerance OF 74J votes on the poll list, 1855
just one fourth, are drunkards. About $1,000 are
annually expended for rum enough to pay all the
taxes Y orl must be the "banner town., as regards
Drunkenness
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

aGGREGATEq rMe Polls and Estates of the
STATE Of Maine, according to The Faluatioa Of
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIR.


" or, just receiyed--for sale by G. CLAPP, Jr.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE 1.-THE Rockingham
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will take risks against
loss by Fire on Buildings, Merchandise &c And the sub
scrber will attend at all times, the application persons
for Insurance by said Company. JOHN ELLIOT, Agent.
Bath Feb. Is, l5il. u47
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STORE to Lett:


YTHE Store No s. raniIe Block recently occupied the
Wing Reading Room, and situated in the central and
most pleasant part of the town. is offered for Rent
The includes back and good cellar and
convenient for kind of trade Application be ads
nj This office 10 PHILIP HIGGINS.
Bath, Apri 1st, 1S41. 3wl.
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The labors Of the reformed drunkards from
Baltimore have been very successful in tie cause
Of temperance in Boston and vicinity recently.
Their meetings were fully attended, and at the
close Of their addresses eve ming at the Odeun,
1l5 persons came f'rwaid and signed the total
abstinepce pledge.
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NOTICE.

ENHIS c"rfes that the undersigned in the employ of
Willard Walker of Bath about six months prior to Nov.
1899, selling Tin and Brttana wdethat rendered full
and tue account to said Walker of the proceeds of the ware
m being apprehensve that should not be compensated for
my labor, len said Walkers employ The false and ma
cous statements which said Walker giving notorey TO
can niura no one but their caumnious author ready
meet said Walker with any charge he can bring against
me and do hereby call ON said Walker prove what he
has pubicly stated. JESSE ~ OoNNfiAls
Webster, April G, 1871. 6w3
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EERSHOM HYDE is now opening his Spring Stock a
" he assortment, and is still able sustain the reputd
ton Of his store for good Goods at low prices.
April 20, 1911. 3M4
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FARMING UTENSILS.
II the S1gadahock cheap store may be found variety OF
~ FARMSo UTENSILS cheap Also qbope 900 lbs Prime
FLAx. Enquire of H' A.PARSONs.
Bath, March 3lat.
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TIN WARE!
FULL assortment of Tin Ware may he found the sub
: A seriber's which will he sold very cheap.
" r. Old ware repaired with dispatch.
Bath, April 9TH, 1871. (6w4lo DAVID F. LOW.
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CAPITAL,
ONE MILLION OF DOLLiRs!!!
Incorporated by the State Of N,o York, March 81 1897,
far TneatJ-oHe Years.
CHARTER Renewed AMENDED MAY 5h, 1910,
COMBINING
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
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STRAW BONNETs /.

, .rEcF. Is Bbls No. Beef % Ebls Mess DO; half
- barrels Mess do, Boston inspection, for sale by
CHARLES CLAPP, Jr Stanifords Wharf.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
RY JOAN4FORsYTH, Jr.
TT F R M s

-
 Subscription, ten dollars for the daily aper payable Tn eiyace and five dollars for The country paper yearly in advance by cash city reference Persons Wlshlfs lO discontinue, must give weeks notice in writing
 ADVERTISING. a.-Advertisements continued without in terrupilon, will be charged one dollar per suare for the first insertion, and fifty for each sub seiuenl one oen weekly and tri-weekly will be sqndre II an advertisement less than A square, tt sliall cost much full one.
 Advertisements not limited the manuscript, as to the nd,nber of insertions, will be continued for months and so chaged unless previously directed 10 be taken out Of the paper by written order.
 Advertisements bearing upon their faces the oi the persons by whom they sent be endorsed by thein.
 The terms for annual advertisers will be $40 for square, and S25 for each additional with the priv lege Of changing once week, due in advance.
 The privilege Of annual advertisers Is limited to their immediate business and all advertisements for the benefit oi other persons well all legal advertise ments and of auction sales sent by them must be paid for At the usual rates.
 All advertisements required by law will be charged al the full rates.
 Annual advertisers who the space for which they contract, will be charged al the usual rates.
 Arrangements will be made with those who occupy hail u column more continuously for year, according to the nature of the business, and the frequency of the change of matter.
 Advertisements of application for the benefit of the paid for previous nsertion payment be guaranteed by responsible person in town.
 All announcements of candidates for oce will he char ged five dollars for daily insertions during the canvass pay yable in al cases in advance.
 Military and Fire Com panes and other similar Associa ions will be charged fl by the insertion, forty dollars per annum they do exceed square each week.
 All personal when admissible, will he charged double and in all cases payment must be made m
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
h Chancery--State of Alabama-Mobe County.
 Registers OGce-Ai Rules. Latham Hull and Benjamin Leavens, complainants

h Chancery--State of Alabana-Mobile County.
 Registers Obice-At Rules.
 Latham Hull and Benjamin Leavens, complanants 669 vs. The Bank of Mobile, the Planters and Merchants
 Bank of Mobile, Wm R. Halleu, ct al, def'ts. TT appearing from the affidavit of Ambrose $. Par II ker, a credible witness, that Solomon Andrews defendant in this cause resides out of the lim,s of this State and in the city of New York; ii is ordered that he be made defendant to this bill by publica- iion in the Commercial Register and Patriot, paper published in the city of Mobile, week for four weeks--that copy of the order be sent within ten days to said Andrews at New York, and that copy be posted the door of the court house in ten days frsm this date. The object of this bill is to obtain relief against certain promssory notes given by said Hull to Joshua B. Leavens aud by him endorsed to Solomon Andrews in payment for certain property in the city of Mobile, which property previously cumbered by said Andrews to Wm. K. Hallet, and which encuinberance is a breach of one of the nants in the deed of said Andrews to said Leavens, anl was fraudulently concealed. The said Andrews ia required appear at the next term of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern chance " division of said State Mobile be held the second Monday of November next and answer de- mur to the bill of complaint filed in the
 Witness Malcolm J. McIsae, Register of the said
 caurt of chancery at Rules this twemy-sxth day
 of July, A. D. 1841. Attest,
 july2S Str NJ. J. McRAE. Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
County. Spring Term
 A. D. l84l

In Chancery---State of Aabama-Mobie County. TheophiIus L. Toumin, complt. Spring Term
 768 vs. A. D. 1841 Sarah Dysart, Sarah Ann Dysart
 and James Elder, adm'r of Rich PURSUANT ard Dysart, decd, defts. to decree rem dered in this at the spring term A. D. l54l, of the chancery for the first district of the south ern ehancery division of said State at Mobile, shall proceed to sell the first Monday in October next, tn front of the house of Mobile county, and between the usual hours of sheriff s sales, cer tain property described in the mortgage filed in this cause, follows That certain part or par Gel of land, situated in the said county, bounded and described follows, viz: commencing at the north east of John Gaye,s lot and present place of residence, thence north 10ae west five thirty one hnnlreihs chains, to stake; thence south 69ts west nine eightytwo hundreths chains to stake; thence south l0ae five five one hundrehs chains to stake the northern line of J. thence north 7la with said Gayle's northern line nine segenty-eight hundreths chaiRs to the place of beynning, containing five acres id bounded as fol- iaws. the east by St. Stephens road; the north by lane or street; west by lands off. L. Toulmin; and on the south by lands of John Gayle, Esq" s- Witness Malcolm J. McRae. Register of said
 court of chancery, this third day of September, A. D. lS4l. Attest,
 sep3 41tds M. J. McRAE, Reg'r.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

Chancery-State of Alabama--MobIle County.
 Register OHce-At Raies.
 Charles T. Pollard, complainant.
 vs. Benjamin Stanton, Charles Labuzan, sHindman
 Barney, defendant.
 A FFIDAvIT having been made that Benjamin "A Stanton, IT,, resides beyond the limits of this State in or near Columbus Mississippi, it is ordered that he be made defendant to this bill by puhlica- ton once a week for four weeks in the Mobile Com mercial Register and Patriotand that copy of the order be to said Stanton within ten days from the date hereof-and that copy be posted on the door of the court house within the same time. The object of this bill Is to procure from Hndman Bari ney a conveyance of parcel of property situate in the city of Mobile the west side of Royal street and north of St. Michael and between that street and St. Louis, the title to which stands in the name of sand Barney, and which paid for by funds held by said Stanton claimed bp said Pollard. The said stanton is required to appear the next term of the of chanccry at Mobile, to be held on the se- cond Monday of November next.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae Register of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern cham cery division of said State at Mobile. At Rules, this twenty y-sixth day of July, A. D. 1841. |, .julyzS 25tE Attest, M. ]. McRAE, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22

EC MEDICINE, a safe aud certain cure for Chits aud FsUer, n al tts compheated tors, at,o efec- taai remedy for Fepers e eruy descriptis Tins med- cine is offered te the phblc safe and certain cure
 for ihe chills and fever The proprietor asserts, and without fear of eontradiciion that ihis medicine is not equalled by any preparation in the United States
 for the of chis and leyer-it has been well test ed by the proprietor in extensive practice, during ehiGh time he has prescribed it in thousands oi cases, and has never failed in a sing instance in performing cure the first day, He has been udu- eed to offer il for sale to the public from the frequent solicitations that have been made upon him by Der of persons who have been relieved al once by the remedy, after long and repeated trials with quinne and othe, articles have failed, which are commonly recommended by physicians for the cure of this most distressing disease. For sale by
 pl6 MoSELY & Co.,, Agents
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
Dsma-Mobile County. | Regisfers OGoe-
 Af Rules.
In Chancery-Siate of Alabama John Ticknor and William |
 Jones, Jr. eomplts.

 John Ticknor and William Registers O0fce- Jones, Jr. complts. At Rules. 753 vs. THE bill in this Burlin Brown, Charles Gull cause was filed tor the lum, Charles Gaseogne, et. foreclosure of a mort
 al, deits. gage made by Burlin Brown and Thomas J. Cawlsy to George J. $. Wal ker, and bearing date the iou tn day of Febroar D. 1836.-And now the com,lainants come by . " solicitors and apply for an orer of publication to the defts Burln Brown, and the members of the firm of Smith and Conklin-And il a,pearing to the satsfac on of the Register from the Affidavit ot witness, that the defendants Burlin lrown and Smith and Conkin, reside out of the mIs of the state of Ala bama, to wit: in the city and state of New York, they are ordered to appear al the next of the court ot chancery for the first dis ric of the Southern chancery division of said sate, to be holden al Mobile "n the second Monday of November next ,and answer or demur to lhe bill of complaint in this And II IS further ordered that th,s order be published once week for iout weeks in some news paper printed and published in the city of Mobile, that copy of the be posted on the door of the court house of Mobile county, and that copies be for wardes by mail to the said Burlin Brown and Smith and Conklin at their aforesaid place of residence all within fifteen days from this date
 Witness Malcolm l. McRae, Register of the said court of chanvery, Rules, this twenty sixth day of July, \. D. lS4I
 Attest, NJ. J. McRAE, Jny2S 25fE Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
In Chancery--Sate of Alabama--Moblle County Jonathan Hunt, compIl' Rsy"s's 0eies

In Chahcery--Sate of Alabama-hlObIle County Jonathan Hunt, compt. Registers Otice 6S5 vs Al Rules.
 Mary Anne Smith, ct al defts. THE bill in this case was filed for the foreclosure of a mortgage made by one George Smith to said Jonathan Hunt, aad bearing date the 18th day of June, A. D. 1886 And now the complainant by his solicitor and applies for order of publication tn the defendant Mary Elizabeth Smith: And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Register, from the of Mary Anne Smith file int he cause, that the said delft. Mary E. Smith resides out of the limits of the State of Alabama, to wi at Norwsk, in the State of Con- necticut, the said defendant Mary Elizabeth Smh is ordered to appear at the next of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern cancery division of the State of Alabama, be held at Mobile the second Monday of November next, and answer denur to the bill of complaint in this cause.-lt is further ordered, that this order be published once week for four weeks in some newspaper printed and published in1the City of Mobile, that copy of the be posted the door of the court house of Mo- bile county, and that copy be forwarded by mail to the sad Mary E. Smith her aforesaid place of re- Idence All within fifteen days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chancery, at Rules, this twenty sixth
 day of July, A. D. 1SIl.
 Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 july2s 25tE Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
WHITE SULPHUR wATER,-Waler fresh

W rom the WhIte sulphur Spflngs, Va. To those persons acquainted with the character of these Springs, euogy Is unnecessary. Rut to these who not it will he sufficient to inform lhem that in all diseases of the Bowels, Liver Kidneysor Skin, the Water will be found most eligible remedy, be. ing not only active and efficient medicine, but pleasant, and to delightful beverage. Per haps at season IS its imperatiyely indi- cated than the coming and the summer months when those who are nnacclimated are exposed to a deadly disease, and to the old residents subject to Hepatc Instructions. For sale by the dozen or sin gle bottle gallon by RICHARD NORTH,
 Druggist & Chemist.
 may27 2H9f S5 Govermeat x 4n Gom sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
PURSUANT

rORN.--s00 sacks prime white Corn. Sugar V 10 hkds prime N O Sugar. Bacon--l0 hhds Hams, Sides and Shoulders, landing from steamer Echo from New Orleans. for sale by tA
 may10 1 .}li J LATHAM HULL & SON.