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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
Disasters.

Brig Reporter, (of Richmond, Me- Walston, % DIS from
Georgetown G, for Grenada fallen in with 2h ut
(no lat SCI wreck, and the crew, in NUMBER taken off
and carried 10 Lqnenbnrg s. by BIZ brig Durham One
reached Halifax 10th inst The R. was abandoned Sept 25th
very eaky and crew oil SICK off Bermuda 5000 insured
on vessel Boston, cargo on York account and poba-
. bly, insured there.
Bermuda, Oct 8. The brig Cordelia Howe out II days
from Bermuda baund to Camden Me- put back the 7h inst
In Distress with loss Of topmat sails split b boom carried
&c had bsen blown off the On the 9th inst
lat 80 ST. Ion 65 So vessel to seward apparently n-
der jury masts, commissioned colors bn was not
answered She standing for Bermuda, which p0t she
probably reached next day.
Sch April Flower And rson, Of and from Camd for NJ
Haven, OH Falkland land of 18TH in contact
with soop Hudson, Story Of Norwich. The April Flower
went down Immediately; crew saved
Arrivals, Clearances, sc.
Sailed from Liverpool 18th ult. ship EMPIRE Toney, for
Charleston Adv Tccumseh, for Orleans, Oct s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
PROPOSALS..

TIE Committee appointed by the town Ct Bath, to super
intend to building Of road firm Witch Spring to New
Meadows River will receive sealed proposals for building
said road until the 10 day Ct Novsmb next said road
be good Stage road the trave ny part of it to be not
less than 25 feet wide to be rnl ID up to b. IL feet
higher in the mid II than III sid drains, that
rilge may conveniently pass every part thereof with
water courses sufficient carry III tn wafer The Gp"s
low places be fasednp by crossways, and walled
the sides crossway Is 10 he undr the great gull "
swala % feet wide n; western end e The southern
wall is to BE- stake and stones the hill ledge said
wall tarly alb mt - rods, cedr tree marked,
tbs9 feet high nj said tree thence running ~ rods tn
stake where it is t. be l2 feet high thence running about
% feet t. slke where the wall is to be feet high thence
continuing feet high u mlpl treh, thence b. propny
gradual ID t. the upland 3j feet east of said m1p tree, The
top of the rthen wall II be- vel with the other the
middle to b. nj ID with dirt gravel. There is tn be-
slnceway feet wide and ft high VAILED up with stone
CT thu sides and ctv red over with i me-
cr1ssway is to b, md TIL vail ltt' east Of
the pine which Is the middle of the road
walled up FEET from the ground the north side, AMI
feet the south side, with water Tn rind rock
at the western side Of the valley To b. IL wn or tken down
feet the whole TO b. properly gradual ID each way
slabs eneth tn Sides and in the middle, and
two tiers Of slabs from sid to side, wall or rw Il
stones to be pat the slabs at the SIDES al the road not less
than f. high and toct wild the slabs to b. rov
cred with dit gray foot high the sides and two
feet high in the middle Of the road the same to be made
higher over the low place.
The great Rock eastsry the Bog is tobe blown down
that tn passage will be % fei WIDE comm ncing
stake Is feet north of fir tree marked, the middle or
the passage to be at the stake the eastern part Of the ledge
rock be taken down low the top of the ground at
the stake the It m Of the passage to be properly graded
the IN part tito fo,t ahoge the ground at
stake the we sid3 Of tle cg which slke is where
the mdd, Of the west end If sad pa sage is to be-
The rocks and lodges u be blown and taken away
and low places raised thai the road will be properly
dad The whole To be finished by the LIST day Of October
1872
The proposals may be handed any member Of the Com
mite, or ii at the counting room Ct th3 subscribed
Per order, JONATHAN HYDE.
OctOhnr % 2WIl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

In port at London 27 among others, Telumah, Glidden,
for N York, loading.
Sailed from Cardiff 3D. Roger Sherman, Nichols Charles
ton.
Ar at Marsellss 26th, ship Cordova, Lowell Orleans
Sid 2lst, Hermitage, Meryman, Gibraltar.
Ar at Cadiz Haidee, Flitner, N York
Called off Messina, nth ult Lagrange, Thompson, from
Trieste and proceeded to Palermo.
CT at Liverpool Sd inst ship Ontario Jameson Orleans
Ar at Charleston 18th, brig Ohio Veazie Belfast; sch
Mechanic, M'Carty ThOmaston-1st fDresail store cam
boose house, and received other damage Sd inst.
Ar at Haven nth, sch Monadnock, Parks Bangor
Ar at Providence 18th, schs AIln Kelly. and Herald
Lears Bath Brig w. p Walker from Barb, remains be-
low at anchor off COnnancutt.
Ar at Orleans 7th bark Ludwig Lermond from Thorn
aston.
Ar at Baltimore 18th, brig Leill, Hatch Eastport
Ar at Norfolk 18TH sch Forest Gchris Thomaston.
Arat Alsxandria 18Th, sch Falcon Moore Lub4c
Ar at bosoa both sch Care line, Cunningham, Wiscasset
2lst sen Hee Chlsm Bath: Boston, Sylvester do. Cid
sch Butter, MacOnber, Bowdonhan. Ar odd sch Edward
Kent, Hinkey, Iallowell 23d, sch Richard, Snow Rich
mond; Angler, Robinson, Wscasset. oath, brig Ceyon,
(of Bath, Cutting Cardenas via Havana 29th ut brig
Lincoln, (ot iholnaston,) Grant, York
Ar AT ORLEANS 10TH ship Rochester, Owen Havrs 45.-
Iowed to sea previous 10 9th, ship Trenton, Baker.
Ar ut Norflk 18th, sch Forest Gichrst Thomaston7
Ar al Portland 2st, sch Neptune, Duncan, Lncolnville
for York.
AratN Orleans 18TH Ship Wills de Paris, Trott Boston;
brig Iowa Carney Th0maston Cid Ship Europe, Batchel
der fIavre
Ar at Charleston Dist brig Algonquin Williams, Thomas
ton. 18th inst lat 80 81 lon II during violent hrrcans I'm
NV to Sc lost head of foremast, also fore and main top
maSs, with part Of sails and rigging attached, stove bull
warks, and sustlnrd other damage.
Cid nj N. York 3d. Ship Clyde, TheGbald N Orleans.
Cid at Boston 25 Ann Denman, Pendaton Camden
Ar at Portland 24h Sch George Henry Nickerson Ken
nebec
At Savannah 18TH sch North STAR for Bath, loading
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
The following should have appeared last week
but was not handed to US in season.
TEMP FRANCE

out was not handed tn US IN season.
TEMPERANCE.
At convention of the friends of Temperance
holden at the Town Hall on Friday eve October
Is, l94l, the following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
]. That this convention hold its meetings as
often as once a week through the fall and winter
months, if they should think, (after meeting
few tmes,) the good ofthe cause requires 1t.
2. That this convention choose committee of
three persons whose duty it shall be TO visit all
the places in this town where they deal IN Ar
dent Spirits in large or small quantities. and try
to persuade them to abandon the traffic IN so Tell
a destroyer to the whole race of mankind
g. 1t is recommended that this committee visit
those persons who shall continue in the above
named traffic as often once week until they
shall become convinced that they cannot obtain
their object of reform, when they may be dis
charged from further services, and others appoint
ed in their stead, if the convention should think
it for the best interest of the cause
The fourth article was acc pied so far as to
lay it on the table and to have It open for discus
sion at the adjourned meeting to be holden FRI
day eve, Oct. 29th, at the same place, viz:
That every person who feels interested in the
cause of Total Abstinence is requested to con-
verse with all persons whom he knows to be in
the habit Of using Ardent Spirits in any qnant-
ties whatever, and try to persuade them to uban-
don their use altogether, whatever may be their
stations in life, High Low, Rich or Poor, Bond
or Free. JOHN FLINT, Secraary.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
PENNIANSHIP!

MIR NEsMITH would respectful lily announce 10 the citi-
VA zen5 of Bath, that his WRITING ACADEMY ut the
ZETETIC HALL, ID. V. ,ndals st lre i open
for the reception Of pupl day and evening.
immediat5 calls Of a! who wish acquire fee easy,
and elegant hand, solicited
M matter hoy crqmp'd isgib3 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 ssons effect p'ma
nent change a bod and expeditions style of writing,
suitable for the ledger, eptary other every day pur
poses.
Instruction given such hours will best suit the
venience Of the pupls.
Terms moderate and satisfactory
Path, Oct 2stL, ISL If 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

The doings of the Mechanics State Conven-
ton, interesting to large portion of our readers,
and occupying much space, together with press
of advertising matter, crowd US into narrow linn
its in point of general reading, this week. We
promise amends
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

spoken.
Sept H. lat A. Ion 49, ship Amazon Richardson, from lv-
erpool inr Philadep ha.
Sept A. lat 49, lon - ship Swanon, Health from Liver
pool t II N Oh cans.
Oct Gh Int IS 49, lon CO IS, brig Rowland, Of Bowdon
ham, days from Bath for Maregaante, with loss Of sails
and deck load.
Oct leh lat &c. on CO 3d. bark Lion AZ hours from Bath
for ST. Marks.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

LAUNCH. We understand magnificent ship
Of 500 tons was launched from the ship-yard of
the Messrs. Nickerson, at Brewer Village, few
days since, fully rugged, and all prepared for her
voyage. Her cargo consisted efseveral thousand
dollars IN specie, and board at the time
of the launch Beat that Damarlscotta beat
that Bath Il Bangor Wing
Poh Bath has Gcui that over and over again,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
DOCT. JOHNS0N3S,
American AnO<syhe Ililfin rrlt. or

liquid OPDDELDDC.
PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL AND
EXTERNAL USE.
THIS Article has become STANDARD MEDICINE, and
enjoys the high privilege of ing known and patronised
bya great portion Of the Medical Facly throughout the
state CT Maine.
1he inventor and proprietor Of this preparation in the
regular and constant practice Of medicine iurtweny years
has baen preparing this article for the last fifteen years. and
with full confidence, offers to the public the result Of
his experience and best efforts.
No better remedy be taken in all where anti
spasnodic is needed such hard dry Cough Hopping
Cough Hoaness, and common Colds Pain aud Soreness in
the Lungs, Stomach and Sides caused by lifting other
wise; for Stranguay Asthma and influenza; for Throat
weak Lungs, &c,
The increased demands for this medicine has been VERY
GREAT within the LAST SIX MONTIIS-I have made
gements with th5 manufacturer BE- constantly
piled, and can furnish it Wholesale retail.
Traders in other towns furnished 81 the manufacturers
price by the doz OTIS KIMBALL. t
Bath May 9i, lsfI. Gms9
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MARI

In this town, by Rev Mr. Shaw, Mr. Samuel nnis to Mrs
Sarah johnson, both of this town.
By the SAM Mr. James l.. Bickf)rd ofDrosden, to Miss
Jane n Haynes, Ct this town.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
GRAvE-sTONEs. ToMB-TABLEs. SC.

The attention of the public and especially Ct those who
wishing purchase M last tokens Of respsct'' dear
and departed liend is respectfully invited 10 tha specimens
Of that kind Of workmanship furnished by Mr.. GILBERT
PuLLEN of Augusta. Many Ct these specimens may be
sen at our buryng yard which for beauty Of finish and
workmanship, may well challenge comparison, with those
of any other artist.
Among others, particular attention is invited 10 the
''TombFabls bearing the inscriptions Of the "Purring
toms" The who. design, finish and Workmanship is
chaste ana Beautiful in superior degree. SO Of many
others which might be named.
These tokens the last sad tokens of love the dear
objects Of our Affection may well occupy careful
attention in the selection. For such object the mind
naturally seeks that which is chasta, plain, but rich and
beaafl, Among the many rich specimens OF Mr. Pulsn's
skill now in town, the most fadious may find something
go fill thu eye"
Persons wishing for Grave -stones Tomb Tables, or
Monuments, have them furnished reasonable terms
and landed on St1n.fJd's Wharf, near the town ping
Bath free Of charge; and all bills may be paid to David
Stnon Esq,-excep those from Brunswick and TopsIam
who settle with Mr. KnowltGn Of Brunswick Village
SA communications should he addressed to C.lbsrt
Pail IN, August. Maine. 3w3)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

RsIMDVAL!!
LET TT BE REMEMBERED!
That goOd stock Of .heD Goods IS alfred for sale bp
MATHEWS at No. 7, Granate Row, opposite the Elm
- House, comprising general assortment If
BRo ADJ rHs, Eng FIR. q Am PRINTs Gloves,
Cassmeres, Mouslin de LANES, i1aces,
Vestings, Printed Lawns, Aiuslns,
Sheetings, Jaconetts, Ribbons, &c. &c.
Shirtings Hosiery,
9iS0-1 g0oi Uarey Of
CROCKERY, CHINA and GLASS WARE;
Vldch, torn r. ,vjh prime lot Of
". T. GOODS IND GROCERTES,
WIN be sold at the most iavorabl4 prices for Cash
country produce.
Bath, Sept. ID, 1sil. u23.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

Fortv Faiherless Chii9ien. Sch Forest, Z oh,
OF Gloucester, Mass supposed ON fishing ,oyage.
was los, on Cape Cod in The late gale, with all on
board. eight in nnmbsr Upwards Of forty children
have been left fatheress in this 81 gle Instance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
y,rI,LYAM BRoWN,S COMpDUND BONE

NNILLNAW BRDWN'S UDMPUi Nd BONtI-
w SET CANDY, TED-PRIcE CTS. OF, ~
OF, g ~ crs. LBA raad tat ha5 gained great
reputation Of Coughs Cods, Wh5opins Cough
phhsic Sore Throat and all II the Lungs also il
extensive for Clearing the Voice for Nocalist and
Public Speakers and in consequence the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy for curing the above complaints has
caused number Of Druggists and Conftctoner TO counter
felt this valuable Cough remedy. An imitation has just been
sheWn me with my stamped on the candy, evidently
to deceive the public For the genuine you will call f1r
'Wm Browns Boneset Candy, Medicated," and see that
the direction signed by the proprietor and the candy stamp
ed own. RRowN.'' The ac FIR sale in Boston,
at VIII ale and retail, by the Manufacturer,
Wa hingtQn anu Eliot 81, WIN. BRowN, and by
IT, % EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf Rath
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DAVID C. MAGOUN.

DAVID C. MAGOUN.
HODGK{h"S WHARF
500 fHDS prime retailng MOLASSES.
ISV 100 Bbls Mess No. and prime BEEF.
10 half Bbls Family Mess BEEF.
Sd Bis Clear, Mess & prime PORK.
% Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL.
800 bags fine SALT.
900 Bbls Genessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth Cordage, &c, &C., &c.
Az which a0H BE- sold uery loic.
Bath, May l3, 1871. III.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

NVIICFI Is HFttETY GIVEN,
THAT the subscriber has been duly appointed Admins
Il TRAITOR Of the estate # LORTNG SLOWER late # Bow
din in un.y If LnCalu deceased AMI has tlken upon
himself that tut by giving bonds as the law directs. And
all persons having demands upon the cf having de-
mqnd upon the Ct the said Loring Stlvar are re
OUR exh bit the aud all pars indebted to the
said estate, call upon to MAKE pawn mt,
CHARLES SLOWER, administrator
Bowdoin, August H. 1871. "3w3l
HERDS Grass, Clover and Red Top Seed, for sale by
IA D. MARSTON'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

TENNEssEE.-Th The official vote of Tennessee at
the late election for Governor, is as follows:
Jones, Wing, 1886
Polk, Opposition, 5o,3l3
Jones's majority, 3,2i3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

6It is requested, that communications
and advertisements be handed in as early as
Tuesday night, and in all cases by Wednesday
morning, early.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

LAurcH.At Bristol, in this county, by sicssrs. Chapman
4 Dennis the beautiful baque ALABAMA $50 tons. She Is
intended for Messrs. Fairfield Lincon's regular line of
Boston and Mobile packets to be commanded by Capt Chas
L. Ranett.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

The Haowell Cultivator, states that 10000
bushels Of potatoes purchased during last
week, in that village, for expectation.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
DIED.

In this Sunday last, Ann daughter of Mr. Patrick
Campbell aged IL years
In Br IN wick, on Flfsdly, Mrs Huriet N Ponne
daughter Of the late Capt. john Given, az I'd 81.
In Roxblry Mass. Mrs. Mary Tramlin Calvin wife of
the late George |. Calvin, Esq. Of Calls Me.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

JUST RECEIVED---
n BUSHELS Prime Silver Skinned Onions, Cranberries,
OU Pcksls Squa hes and other Vegetables.
AISO--Butt r., Sugar, Sodl ana Graham Soda Crackers
flesh from the Boston nanuflct ry and Tor SAL by
L. WOOD, Central WHAT.
Hath, Oct. IL, 1871. uao
FUSF received by THo's. +. DONNELI4 aye4t a pr IN
ut Of Crinb riies also at sam tim and ri ice, sup,i
I'm Watch FIR sal, cheap. ~
TO LET
La AROUSE PLEASANTLY situated Oh Washington street
lHilg Apply to D. +. BAKER.
~AAA@ bath, Sept l6, 1871. d2G
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
Correction.

We are requested to stat, that Mr.. RICHARD FARRrS
(and not Winthrop c.. stated in our las,) Maste
builder of the ship "HASNIBAL." 3w3)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
Oct 81, Brig Samuel Go Gray N York
Brig Frances Ellen, Berry, do
Sch Hylas, Wakefield boston
Brig Henry, Meryman, Providence
Sch Olive Branch, Reed, Boston
Sch Helen, Soulc, do.
sch Herald, Oliver, do.
Sch Harmony, Morris, do.
Sch Comet, Higgins do.
Sch Laura, Call, do.
90 Sch Elizabeth, Brown, do.
Sch Jasper, Merrill do.
Sch Director, Wyman, do.
% Brig Mississippi, Blanchard Baltimore via Holmes
Hole.
"a, Sch Caspian, Ryan, FORK
Sch Orbit, McNear, Philadelphia via Milton, Mass.
Feb Providence, Snow, Providence
Sch Hanover, Donnel Bosten
Sch Clarssa, Buker, Boston
Sch Louisa, Harding, Providence
sch FOrnaX, Nickerson, Warren, r l.
Sch Eliza Il Nancy, Kelley, Fall River
Sch Atlas, Baker, Nantucket
Sch Lydia, Baker, Warren, r |.
Sch Samuel, Fogg Boston
25 Sch Mary Baker, New Bedford
Sch Joseph, Pike, Newbnrypou
Sch Augusta, Dicknan, Boston
Sailed.
2s, Ship France, Marshall Orleans
Ship Palestine, Littlefied, do.
Ship Hanover, Dnmmond, do
Ship New England Lowell, do
Ship Platina, Manson, do.
81, Sch AzOra LemOn Philadelphia
Bark Kennebec, (new) Smith, Port Leon
Brig Angeline, Barnes, Cuba
Brig America, Merryman do.
Sch Mary Ann, Moore, Key West
Brig Napoleon, Jordan, Matanzas
snip Mount Vernon, (new) AicAiannus, Orleans
snip Byron Russell for Orleans
Sch Only Son, Moore, Key West
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

LUnBFGk =. Il SALE.
cO ONO FEET first quality seasoned liemlock Boards
OO,VOU Joist and Timber, NO shaved Pine shin
giles, for sale by w. LEDYARD or
GEORGE KENDALL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

EVENING SCHOOL.

ID WADSWORTH has commenced au Evening School
lin the schaGl house the North Meeting House, IL
instruct in such English studies pupils may wish to pur
sue. AFsTEEMsfhree evenings week for twelve weeks
at -, 90 for each scholar.
0cf 90 1870
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
STATE OF MAMIE.

STATE OF MAINE.
LINCOLN $50 Ebeae.r Clap, Administrator the Es-
tale Of ISAIAH Crooker late Of Bath IN sad County dceeased
GREETINo:
NOU hereby ordered to notify the heirs at law and
Creditors Of said licensed and all persons interests
That your Cf Administration the Estate CT said
deceased will be offered for allowance Probate Court
Bath, the 10th dry CT February A.. d. 1872 when AMI
where they may be present. if they And also,
at said Court the widows claim fr allowance will be
considered.
Notice t, be given by advertising ted copy Of this
Order in the Bath Telegraph three weeks successfully be-
fore said Court Of Probate.
Given under ny hand this l7h day Of August in the
year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
NATIl'I GROTON, Jadge Of Probate.
Copy.-Attcst. JoHN G. DopGE, Register.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

WAR DECLARED!!
AND THE CITY IN II DEFE.NCELESS S7AIE.
II NOW all by these presents that THo'S r. DON
IN NELL Agent have just received doz more or those
improved RAT TRAPS and would be advisable for all
who are about laying in their stock q Produce for
winter to call en- the subscriber and buy Trap Advice
Iven gratis and Traps e. l-2 CTS
Bath, Sept -. 20
sypT1sE1. SYYrP, SIGN, 6c FANCY PAINTING.
- C. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
.. tom rs aud III pablo centrally that ne viii continue 10
Iateh, at The old stand, nearthe Sasadahcck Ferry.
n n In,,arv -. 1891. tfi5
IL. II. CUtsRIER. -
SURGEON DENTIST
r in town, and will remain for few days RomS over
/ D. (. Kendall's stora
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POCkET ROOFS FOUND.

DICKED up the road leading from Topsham 10 Bath
village, Pocket Book, continuing sum of money
which the owner have by proving property and paying
charges application to the subscriber al The Bay Bridge
JOHN FOSTER.
Oct. Is ls4l %3U3l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

CtbRN!!!
, ono BUSHELS YELLOW CORN, just landed, ant
o,UUU for sas wbol sale and retail, by
OTIS KIMBALL, near the Sagadahock Ferry.
Bath, Oct. 90. 4w3).
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NHTICE,

f.
ALL persons indebted Palmer & Ledyard, in Note
Account requested 10 call and settle the their
in the Town House, where they will have orpartu
nifty for a short time.
Bath. Oct. 9Th, lSAl tf22.
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" AR DECLARED!!

FOR SALE
by W. V. & o. MOSES, Oven doors for dollar and
O twenty five cents.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHY.
MIR SULLIVAN would inform the citizsps Ct Bath and
I'VE its vicinity, that e has made arrangements to take
DagueTreotype Miniatures.
at his raoms in thu ELLIOT HOUSE, where he will remain
far few days only and w'l b. happy to show specimens
of this beautiful art any who mly favor him with call.
Faith, Oct. % 1911 tf31.
INTERESTING fNT4iELIGENCE!!
7 report ID about and in the neiahbGrng towns,
th1t PARSONS Mt the aaadahnck Cheap Store the
Ferry lndng, selling goods AT remarkable LOW PRICES,
and woul recommend in want If superior art
ces, t. call him hef purchasing q 'ewere as they will
find AT his store excellent assortment Of BROAD CLOTHS
CAssiMEREs BEAVER CLoTHs, PILoT CLoTHs, AsPHELTUM
CLoTHs SATISErs and VEsTINss, plain and figured Ala
pines, Allpacca Lastres, Cambeanns, Printed SaNonys
Plain ani figured Mernoes and iousln de- 1ainesa ar sa
variety Of EaiGnes Of all prccs-fhaws ldkf, Gloves
and MISUNDERSTANDING ShtngS, Fianmls, 1ickngs, &C.,
&c AZ % the above and many Goods not specified
safely assert he viii sell at thu very
Bath, Der -. 30
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

CHEAP GOODS,
PALMER & LEDYARD, will sell the balance Ct the
Goods cos, in Of the Town House Stores.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

VALUABLE Farm for sal, if applied i3s situated
"A in Bath the New Meadows river, "a Of NILE from
main road from Bath TO Brunswick and miles from
the village. For further particulars enquire Of
}. r. LEMONT.
Bath Oct. iab 1871. 3WJ1