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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

;EJ1A late loco foco paper gives the following
item of neDsi In point of correctness, it is of a
piece with most of the bugbears, with which that
class of papers, TEEN weekly.
eHon Edward Everett, late Governor of Mas
sachusetts, has been appointed minister to Eng
land, in place of Mr. Livingston"
Mr. STEVENSON is the minister to that Court
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

SoURcEs OF HAPPINEss.-To preserve
selves happy, it is not enough that have ex-
the well-springs of coptentnent and peace with
in. Notwithstanding the rivers which flow into
it, the ocean would decrease if it were not for the
fountains within its bosom.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

Professor Zahn has just published in Europe
the first part of splendid work on Pompei,
Herculaneum, and StabiG. The subjects pre-
scented are of the size of the originals, and mostly
colored in photographic oil-colored Impressions.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
A late English paper says -

nrIn sailing down horse meat for the use of
the seamen, great care should be taken that the
shoes are removed from the feet of the animal, as
several sailors have lately injured themselves by
swallowing horse shoes when eating.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

1t is stated that Bishop Waugh, of the Metho-
dist Church is about 10 visit Africa, with the
hope of composing the difficulties existing be-
tween the Missionaries Of that Church and the
Government of Liberia.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

1t is stated by the Highland Messenger, that
Matthias, the imposted, died in North Carolina,
in July, 1910. His age was about 60 years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

sCPWe learn that orders have been received
at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, to launch the
Frigate Congress, on Monday the 10th inst.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

major TochmGn, Polish exile, has been lee
turing at Bangor, Me-, on the history and condl-
ton of his unfortunate country.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

PovERTY.--One solitary philosopher may be
great, vlrtuous and happy in the depth OF power
ty, but not whole people.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

San, Patch Salmon The Kennebec Journal
says that Salmon have been seen TO leap over
the new dam at that place, height of hir-
teen feet.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

At this season of the year, it is particularly re-
quested to guard children against indigestble
fruits and exposeur to colds.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
Published every Thursday morning
OFFICE-No. G. GRANITE BLOCK, (up sairs) NEARLY or
PosT-oFFIcE.

PosITE The P0sr-oFfIcE.
Terms.-Two dollars per annum, payable nan III 20 a IN
vance, and the remainder at the end of siz moath OF S
the end of the year. ~ liberal discount Tor Tue
advance. @ Any person procuring six respohsDle
bes, shall receive copy gratis; and for advance pay w per
cent additional. 49, =.
No attention mill be giren 10 notices for dtseontna"g heSS
accompanied Nth the cash for all drroarGges.
Agents;
R,;,,ol CIV l. VARSEy IBondoinham, o. LUNT, ESQ.
Thomas HERBERT, in. W1scasset A. HERsrRr.
Bremen, Col. S. T. HNDs. Booh6ay, X n NEEp, r,se'
YaldoborO JAMES HovEY, ESQ., Phpsbrg, N c. REED, ESQ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04


At Havana stuit, brig Charles Thomas, Doughty dsclg
Saw Of the Moro, brig Frances Louisa of and from Bath
sid 18th, brig Denmark, alereen, Boston
BAN
81 I'm Savannah 2ith, sch North Star
Ar at York 29h, sch Ceylon, Camden. CT 3oth shin
Sheicid Porter, Oreans bark Florance, Decker. do
Ar at \ Bedford 18th, sch Lucy, Baker, lialoweli
Ar at Gloucester 2stb, sch Mary Jane Kennehec. GOTH
Merchant Ihomason for Boston Firm Waldoboro' for do
It George St George for do. Erie kennebec Boston
Arat Newport 3Uth Mary Maria, Timer Thonas,on for
Richmond Granv lille, Haskell, 10 for York.
Ar at Boston, 25h, sch Warrior, Marchant, TIalowel-
Comet Young Beflrs; Meridian Jersey IilowelI Fal-
Colby Neip"r. 29th, Leo, Rogers, Gardiner; Eliza
Woodward Brunswick. 30tb Orrao, Farnham. pomaris
Gotta; Keller, (of Thomaon) Emery Savannah 90 3ls
sch Albion, Robinson, Damariscotta.
CD at York 9th, ship GLASGOW, Lambert (of Bath for
\ Orleans, and sid 18th Ar eth brig James McCubb Me
reeD, Guayama. Cid ship North Carolina Drumnond n
Orleans. 29h Wales, Watts, for do Genesee, Lombard
Mobile
Ar at Portland acth sch Mary e. Besey, searns Thorn
aston; Helen, Soule, Bath. 30, sch Enterprise, Perry,
1homaston for Boston; Laura & Eliza Colley st George fir
Rockott Diamond, rookngS, Bath fer Boston; Success,
Webber nrpsweH. Nov l. sch ST Lucar, Could lincoln
vile for London; Orion, Thomaston for Boston Sch
Citizen Iarr for Baltimore sid rday morning. and in
the afternoon 60 miles off the cape, fell in with wreck
of sch Moro of Bremen, with loss of mainmas, and rigging
and toed her into this port No on board Cargo wood
Capt Perry Of Phpshnrg observed the Moro in lat % 49,
count Is rendered useless by the above
AZ Pormu Plat, 18th nlt brig Lapwing Durham, from
| York 9th
81 fm Hayan1 18th, brig bordeaux. Ar brig Partridge,
Meryman, Bath. CT brig McLean Orr, Rio de Ia PALMA
Arat Wilmington 18Th brig Baltic, Rodhrd Bath DAYS.
q at Philadelphia 26h sch Ella Warren, Reed, Iallow-
| ELL
ar at A'ryanlra Goth sch lIldawas,a, Small, Bath
Arat Portsmouth 2Jth brig Besey Brnhanl Nobleboro;
sch sarah, lnaI2lam, Thomaston Glide. Yates, Bristol
Nary, Campbell, Westport; Fair American WALL st George
| all tor Boston.
! Cid ATTN York 30 shin North America, Hal, Mobile
Cid at Philadelphia 3Jth ship Ehro, Perry, Tampa Bay,
| e. I.
Ar at Orleans 2sd, brr Clarisvo Thompson
Arat BOSTON 29 sch Comet higgins, Bath ms, schs
Mary, Camnh, V scassett: Royal H., Han, Augusta
| Ar at Providence 80, sch Caravan, Bangs Bath.
IN at Fall River asth sch Hope 81 Esther Nickerson,
moth
Ar At Wilmington :. e. 2oth sch Euakae. Martini Cam
den for St haSs-in distress 18th brig Pina, burlington,
! Newport
~ Curacao 7th ult bra New York bore down 70 repair
had been on shore in gale a2d Sept
Spoken.
Oct %, of Cape Cod, brig Georgiano of Thomaston,
standing E.
Oct 81 of Nantucket sch Curlew, I'm Frankfort for Bal
tmore.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

Ts'HE Committee appointed by the town Of Bah TO super
intend to building of road from Witch Spring to New
Meadows River will receive sealed proposals for building
said road, until the 10 day of November Said road
to be good Stage road the travelling part of it TO he
less than % feet wide to be rounded bel 2 feet
higher in the middle than at the sides drains that
rages conveniently pass part thereof with
water sufficient carry off the water. The Gues
low places TO be aisedup by crossways, and walled
the sides crossway to be made the great guey
swae, % feet wide The western end OF the southern
wall is to be stake and stones the hill ledge said
wall to eastery about 2 rods to cede tree marked,
to be feet high at said thence running R rods to
stake where it is to be - feet high, thence running about
2S feet to stake where the wall is TO be feet high thence
continuing feet high maple tree thence be properly
graduated the upland 36 feet east of said maple tree The
top Of the northern wall to he on level with the other, the
middle to be filed with dirt or gravel There is to be
suiceway feet wide and feet high, walled up with stone
or the sides and covered over with stone.
crossway is to be made the valley little east Of
the great pine tree which is the middle of the road,
walled up feet from the ground the north side and
feet the south side with The round rock
mt the western side of the valley to be blown taken down
feet, the whole to be properly graduated each way.
The road on the great Bog to be made by laying two
slabs length ways the Sides and in the middle and
two tiers of slabs from side side wall of
stones to be put the slabs mt the sides VI the road not less
than foot high and foot wide the slabs to he
cred with dart gravel one foot high the sides and two
feet high in the middle of the road, the to be made
higher the low place.
The great Rock easerly from the Bog tobe Down down
that the passage will he 20 feet WIDE commencing
Mt stake Is feet north of fir tree Marked the middle
the passage TO be at the stake the eastern part of the ledge
rock to be taken down as low the top OF the ground at
the stake the bottom of the passage be properly graded
the western part Of it be foot above the ground Mt
stake the side of the ledge which stake is where
the middle of the end of said passage is TO be-
The ksand lodges to be blown and taken away
and low places raised that the road viii be properly gra
ded The whole to be finished by the LIST day of October
The proposals may be handed any member of the
mite, or left at the counting room of the subscriber
Per ORDER JONATHAN HYDE.
Bath, October %, l34i. 2w3l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

Ifany body wishes to draw load of wood in
payment for the -4gc. they had better do it mme-
diately .fge.
If any body wishes to draw us two loads, they
can do it. We are not in favor of "Stinting."
Hartford Times.
We go in for threeloads entirely-and many
more we can get. While ''any body" is about
it, he may throw in pumpkin for Thanksgiving
Keep that ball in motion Boston Mail.
Our extreme modesty prevents US from stating
the precise number of loads which we might con-
sent to receive If, however, any good natured
chap should take it into his head to draw us even
four loads, we can't say we should be offended,
especially if the wood was prime A pumpkin
without the ETC. would be rather poor picking for
Thanksgiving 1t seems to us that turkeu might
be hung on behind one of the loads as well as not.
Manchester Rep.
Sir loads would make the convenient number
Of half dozen, but they may come from six dit.
ferent persons. A goose and few chickens, a
bag or two of potatoes and Jug of cream would
help along with the dinner.-Bangor Dem.
Two good lots of dry hard ,cood, with sprinE-
ling of dry pine and hemlock for /" tindling stuff
would meet our case exactly. fit would not be
asking too much, we would like barrel of good
pork to grease it with, and asprinklng of poultry
for Thanksgiving. Ten or fifteen bushels of
good potatoes would serve TO make good stow
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
DIED.

In this town Wednesday of last week. Caroline Gardi-
ner daughter of Mr.. Eben Moses aged years.
In New Castle Oct 3lst, Frederick, of Eben Farley,
ESQ.,, aged IL.
At Rio Janeirn Sept 18Th Mr. ezekah Elwel, of West
port. We lst officer Of barque Maid Of Orleans, 90
In Phpshuig % nit Sarah Ham daughter of William and
Hannah Paine aged Years and 6 months
SO fades HE lovely blooming flower
Ffail smiling solacc of an hour
So our transient comforts fly
And pleasure only blooms to die
In Bangor at The residence Of her son. Mis- Nancy wife
of stevens smith, of ilallowcl, SO yrs.
In Bangor, Mary abby, infant daughter Of John S. and
Elizabeth H. snyward, aged 5weeks and , DAYS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

ADvERTIsTNG.-In conversation few DAYS
since with one ofour odestgrOcery merchants. who
is about retiring from business he admitted that his
true interests had suffered by negecting to advertise
for some years past. He at the same time declared
again. he would advertise on an extensive scale.
Hartford Patriot.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

Arrived.
Oct 3d. Brig Wildes P. Walker, Edgcomb, Providence
Sch Henry, Pitts, Portland
Oct 81, Brig Ceyion, Cutting Boston
Nov ], Sch Morning Star, Nicierson, Bristol RI
Sch Bctsey, Could Boston
She Edward Kent, Hmkey do
Sch Enterprise, Shepherd, do
Sch Mary Ann, Brookngs, do
Sch Consolation, Marson, do.
Sch John Adams, Pray, do.
Sch Reindeer, Higgins do.
Sch Hyas, Wakefield. do.
Sch Kosciusko, Rollins, Portsmouth
2 sch Ann, Perry, New Bedford via Boston
Sch Postllion, Barnes, iailowell for Boston
Cleared.
Oct q, Ship South Carolina, new N. Owen Orleans
Brig Lion, Pattsn Gladaloupa
%, Prg Billow, Lawrence, Port Leon;
Sch Boston, Buard, Guadalupe
%, Park Gilbert, Given, Cuba
ship Delaware, Patttn, N Orleans
so, Brig Plymouth, Thomas Cuba
Nov 3, Brig Henry, Memyman, w Indies
sch Hanover, Donneil st Peters, n. r.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

F1RE.-We learn from the Portland Advertiser
that fire occurred at saccarappaon Thursday morn
ing, which destroyed the Box Machine shop of COL
Cutter. the Cabinet Makers shopof B. g. s. Foss,
the WheeIwrights shop of A. Cutter, two story
dwelling house occupied by several, and the Black
smiths shop of Joseph Babb.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04


0Hy~LOoE OUT FOR EaIPOSITtCN.fS
y consequence Of the increased demand for TRUfANrs
COMPOUND for cure OF SALT RhEuM, &c., II is evil
dent TINT base attempts have been made and are now max
ing, initiate the article, and infringe upon his right. He
obtained LETTERS PATENT three years since, both for
the preparation ana name and all persons hereby
toned against infringing upon his right, guaranteed by said
Patent under the penalties of the Law. Remen
beT the penalty lies against the seller well the maker
OF the Article. Never" buy il unless in has the triten,
mind-urittsa signature Of the inventor The ointment Is
in boxes with the letters ''W. B. TRUFANT, PATENT,
BATH ME-" stampt the all others must he false,
That the above medicine worthy of confidence evident
from the fact thai Notwithstanding its oppositon) than
EIGHT THOUSAND
packages have been sold within short time, giving
era satisfaction where faithfully applied. In fact the
tinua and almost daily instances of its which have
occurred in this and other States ustes the proprietor
submitting with increased confidence 10 the public gener
ally. This remedy recommended in addition SALT
RHEUM, good for RING WORM-SCALD HEAD
and especially for the JACKSON BARRIERS ITCH
selfis frequently used with entire Price 50cts The
diens, entirely vegeabe and esteemed highly, safe
aed wholesome drink for persons generally: particularly in
the spring Price 30 Numerous certificates from
distinguished physicians, cergymen and other professional
men, from this and other States in possession OF the pro-
pretor, which might be subloned necessary WORD 10
the wise is sufficient For sale at the store o. me SUBSCRIBER
wholesale and retail, and at the BAIH BOOh sLOhE.-
In Brunswick by Webb and Hall-Wiscasset by Edmunq
Dana, and by his regular agents roughout New Fneanh
''' w D. TRUFANT, sole proprietor.
Bath. Me. 1911. III
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
DOCT JOHNSON2S,
American AnOjync Imminent, or
I.belCEaA tbpnDEt.DtsC


PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL. AND
EXTERNAL USE.
" HIS article has become STANDARD MEDICINE, and
enjoys the high privilege Of being known and patronised
by great portion OF the Medical Faculty throughout tho
state of Maine.
he inventor and proprietor of this preparation in tbs
regular and constant practice Of medicine for twenty
has been preparing this article for the last een years. and
with full confidence, offers the public the result OF
his experience and best efforts
No better remedy be taken in all where anti
spasmodic is needed such hard dry Cough, Hopping
Cough oasness and Colds Pain and Soreness in
the Lungs, and Sides caused by lifting other
wise for stanguary Asthma and Influenza; for Throat
weak Lungs, &c., sc.
The increased demands for this medicine has been VERY
GREAT within the LAST SIX MONTHS-l have mado
with the manufacturer he constantly sup
Piled and can furnish il wholesale retail.
raiders in towns furnished the manufacturers
price by the dol OTIS KIMBALL.
Bath, May &c, 1871. ems9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
INTEREsTlNs. INTNLLIeE NCM!!

IT is reported about and in the neiahbong towrs
that PARSONS 1.-THE Sagadahock Cheap Store the
Ferry landing selling goods remarkable Low PRICES,
and would recommend persons in of superior arti-
cles call him before purchasing elsewhere they will
find at his store excellent assortment of Broad CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs, BEAVER CLo1Hs PRIOR CLorHs, AsPHELrrM
CLOTHS, SATINErs and VEsTINGs, plain and figured Ala
pines Aapacca Lustres, Cmbleecns Printed SaKony IS,
Plain and figured Mernoes and Mousln de Lanesa great
variety of CacneS If all prces-Shawls, Hdkf Gloves
and MISUNDERSTANDING, Sltngs, Flannes, 1ckRgs, &c,
&c. All of the above and Goods not specified,
can safely assert he will sell at the very PRICES
Bath Der 20. 30
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
MARRIED..

In Alma on Monday last, by Rev A Wood, Mr. Thomas
Robinson to Miss Fanny, daughter of Capt David Otis.
In Portland, Capt Andrew Brown, OF Hallowel, to Miss
Mary Il. Branscomb OFF
In Augusta, Hon. Isaac Reed, of Waldoboro', TO Miss
Caroline daughter of the Hon. Asa Reading, Ir.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

EVENING SCHOOL.
D WADSWORrH has commenced an Evening School,
lin the school house the North Meeting House, TO
instruct in such English studies pupils wish pr
5c57TERMsThree evenings a week for twelve weeks
at $500 for each scholar
0ct 90 tf3O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
NRW RAISINS

ID OXES, Halves and Quarters of Bunch Rasns of the
I'D latest impoatons fresh and of very superior quality,
this day received and by CHA'S CLAPP, Jr.
Bath, Nov. I'd. ls4l. %.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

| age"-not forgetting the " cream - and other ct
ceteras.- Telegraph.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
I'VE Ynnh.kl pNopLh,s RnnE

TIE TUU1VU PEOPLF'H EUUk,
VIII be published in Monthp thnbes, each to contain 80
Pages, E6elshed nth Numerous Engrarngs and neatly
done up in Ornamental Cover. II will he printed on
white paper Of the finest quality, from and elegant
type, cast expressly for it, The form will be such to
make the volumes when completed handsome addition
the shelves of the library The first issued
the first of SeDtembpr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
PHOTOGRAPHY.

NSR SULLIVAN would inform the citizens of Bath and
IVA its vicinity that he has made arrangements to take
DaguerreOtype miniatures.
at his in the ELLIOT HOUSE, where he win remain
for few days only; and will be happy show specimens
of this beautiful art to any who may favor him with CALI
Bath. % lS1l u3O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

A RIDING establishment consisting of chaise two
N Sleghs, Zone of with top, lined with bualoe
rope) saddle and Bride whips These articles belong
gentleman who is done keeping horse, and will be sold
low. Apply 10 WILLIAM GARDINER.
Bath NOy0 1871. 3u39
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

NOIICE.
THE subscriber would inform those who have been sup
Piled with Bread during the season. that their Bills will
be presented for settlement in few days and MS the
en driver is about cosngt desirable that their bills may
be settled by him. T. $. TREVETT
P. s. The Cart will run twice week during the winter
season.
Baking carried in all its branches at the old stand
Bath, Nov 3, ls4l. 3w32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
NEW GOODS +!

NEW GOODS.
lust received and for sale by the subscriber the
81 recently occupied by j. II. Nichols (IIaley's Block
prime assortment of DRY GOODS, HARD Il CROCKERY
WARE, CORN, FLOUR, PORK, MOLASGES, LARD
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEE, &c. &c.
WIN N MILLER.
Bath, Nov. ?, 1s4l. tf22
lust RECEIVED, few Cases fashionable
NEW YORK HATS, by OWEN & BROTHER.
Nov . lSil
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

NEW No Beef Boston Inspection, this day received and
for sale by c. CLAPP, Jr
Nov. 3D. 1871. 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

A PRIME lot Of Mess Beef-consantly on hand and f
IA sale by J, & J. ROBINSON.
Bath, Oct 90 tf3l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

DURE Winter Strained, Sperm Oil, bleached and
Nov Cd (3S) G. CLAPP Jr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
TERms.-single Subscriptions / year, 50 90
Three Copies l " 5 Oh
Six Copies, | " 10 90


School Clubs dealt with on the mos, liberal terms.
Travelling Agents viii find this work one well calculated
20 advance their interests.
Remittance postage paid) must always accompany
order for the work. Address MORTON McMICHAEL,
No 81 South Third ST. opposite the Grard Bank, PhiIade
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

ScDOol jiubS dealt with on the most llber1! terms,
Travelling Agents viii find this work well calculated
20 advance their interests
Remittance postage paid) must always accompany an
order for the work. Address MORTON McMICHAEL,
No 81 south Third ST. opposite the Gard Bank, Phadel-
pha. 30.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER SHIP.
NOTICE hereby given that the Coparershp heretofore
existing under the finn of knowlton Donnell is this
day dissolved by mutual All persons having
settled accounts with the said firm will please call and set
tie the same with Jacob knovlton at the old stand
Bath, Oct. 30. lS4l. #3w32
PENNIANsuIP:
MI NEsMiI would resp1eiGgy annonnce to the cit
ZETETlC HALL over d. Y Kendni's store, is open
for the reception of pupils day and evening.
Immediate calls Of all who wish to acquire free, easy,
and elegant hand, solicited.
No matter how cramped llegibc the present hand
writing the first principles Of this system will in almost
every instance eradicate all stiffness, give free and
command of the PEN and in twelve lessons effect pera-
nen change to bold and expeditions style of writing,
suitable for the ledger epsolar OF other every day pur
Instruction given such hours via best suit the
venience Of the pupils.
Terms moderate and satisfactory
Bath Oct 2oh, ISL, II 81.
Splendid stock OF New Winter Goods.
DENNY KELLY
at the Cheap Cash Store 49, Granite Roo Front St. The
Post Office
rs NOW OPENING a splendid assortment of and
seasoKable Goods, among which are the following
Figured Mousn de Laines Cashmeres and other
E8SHION4BLE DRESS GOODS,
An elegant variety of Meriio Goods of all kinds,
Cashmeretts Canbeteens, and other articles for CLOAK
MATERIALS of the most desirable styles,
Hosiery Gloves, and Shawls.
Broad luhs CassmecS Sheetings Shirtings, English
French and American Prints, Of every pattern with many
other articles too numerous to particularze.
C4RPETENGS 4.TD RUGS.
HFEnesh, American, and Scotch Carpengs, of all de-
scfpons from AZ per I'D to 81 per yd, large and
beautiful assortment
PAPER H3N0LN'Gs
Alarge lot of every paernat prices to suit purchasers
CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA H.4RE
ALso--WEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES,
All which will be sold the most reasonable terms.
Bath, Oct 2S. 81
GENEs5GE FLOUR.
1SA Bbs } Gen Flour from New Wheat of prime
AOU 25 Half do quality from n. YorkIust received
and for sale by (3I CHps CLAPP, Jr stanifords Wh'f
TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Do CHESTS and Boxes souchong and Tyson Tea.
~ 100 Bags st Domingo, }
10 Do d. P 61g ,s oaSoiO, COFFEE
10 Boxes Havana Brown,)
Hhds P. X. SUGAR.
Bbls Crashed,
Tor salsby (aD @ CLAP, Jr. etuufoEd's wFf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

lust received per Steamer ]. " Richmond, prime lot
" Of fresh Fruit consisting in part Of Lemons, kaisns, figs
Chesnnts, Grapes Sweet Potatoes Canbeiies Ounces,
Pears for preserving, few boxes fancy Prunes few jars
preserves, such Lines Sweetneat Orange Swer meats
Citron Sweet meats Cocoa Pums Sweetmeats, Pine Ap-
Pies, Preserved Guava Fruits, Preserved Ginger few
boxes prime Citron few Pine Apple Cheese, first quail
ity n. Y. Cheese, &c. &c.
On hand ms usual complete assortment of Groceries and
family stores.
8LsoA prime lot Of Confectionery Of every variety, and
warranted to give entire satisfaction to he purchaser and
in case Of failure the money shall be refunded
tf3l r. p. MORSE.