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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10
Arrivals, Clearances, &c.


At Maanzas 2ls nit. ship Canton Otis for Boston brig
Nids Walker, Edgcomb, for do. days; Lion, Fulton,
ca orleans a5th ship United states swanton for
Liverpool
Ar at Baltimore 3d. sch Lagrange Kelley, Bangor. Cid
3D. brig Consanta, Patten, st Thomas
Ar at York 3d. sch Spartan, Arey Bangor 4h, Texan,
Small, Eastport
sid from n Haven 3d. sch Helen Mar Eaton Camden
Arat Providence 4th Echo, Calais Lucy Abigail Baker,
Gardiner, Louisa, Harding, Boston; Seven Sisters do.
Ar at Bristol ID, sch Tyro, Bangor
Ar at Fall River Both, Victory Kennebec. 3d. Yarico,
Thomas, Camden 4h, Alert, Kelley, Bath
Ar at Bedford 4h, -Four Brothers, Coamore, Lneoln
vile; Bahama, Phinney Remedies soop Mary Howard,
Gardiner; Henrietta do
Ar Gloucester %, schs Warrior Bangor 4th, Cota,
rne, Belfast
Ar Boston 18th, brig Reporter Hathorn (of Richmond
Me- Mare nth, Havana 18th ult Lett latter ships
Caravan Nichols for owes, neay ready; Cordoya,
Ar at do brig Helen, Pnkhan Wscasset Albion, Robin
son, Damascota; Mary, Lamson, Augusta Ceyon, Smith,
and Mary Ann, Brookngs, Halloween; sch Unon Brown,
Cid at Orleans odd ship Nance, Nichols, Boston brig
Oneco, Butler, York
Ar at York Sd, Mary, Faes-Lucnda Snow Snow, and
Clarendon, Holmes, Thomaston
Ar at Haven 3lst, sch Helen Mar, Camden
Ar at Newport I'd, sch Ceres, of Boston, Gardiner
Ar at Fail River LIST, sch Franklin, Nckerson Bath I'd,
Superior, Kelley, do
Ar Orleans ODD, bark Noble, Drawn, Marsclles Glib
raltar, DO
Ar at Philadelphia I'd, sch Joseph b. Dayton IIaIoweI
Ar at York I'd, Caspian, Ryan, Hallowel. CT Cd, Al
pine, Walker, Bath; Proxy, Jameson, Wadoboro'
Ar Liverpool 18th nit ship IGatina Duncan Orleans;
Sterling, Saunders Savannah. ADV. Palestine, Ltefeld,
for Boston, 2nb; 1ameane Theohald, for York May 10
Ar in the Clyde lst, ship Clyde, Theobald, Orleans
sid from Have 3D. Hanover, Drummond Orleans. 18th,
Vile de Paris Tott, Newcastle, for load Of Coal
SD from AIarselles Goth April, Mohawk, Sampson Glib
raltar.
At Orleans 2Sth ult bark Noble, Bown for Cette; ANA
ION, Richardson for Liyerpoo Byron, Shaw do; Charles,
Gorham, Bordeaux; Deleware Paten Liverpool London,
Paten, Boston; Perdonne FOote Liverpool; Rochester,
Owen, for Cowes, and market CT 18th, ship sheffield,
Porter, York; Orient, Bailey do. 9th, Constellation,
Houdette, Cowes and maket Majestic, Mustard Boston.
Ar at Norfolk ID, Tom Paine, Thomasion
Cid at Georgetown, S. G. Doth, Champion, Bath
Ar at Savannah Both, North STAR Smith, Bath
Ar at Havana 18th ult, sch Rochambeau, McGvey, Bath
CT 18th, brig Ceylon, Trott, Bahia de GANG
Ar at Boston 7h brig Mary Panne Given, (o Brunswck)
Orleans
Could LncOlnville for n London; Margaret, Williams,
Bath for Provdence Hydaspe, Thomas, Thomaston for
York.
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Kemnebcc q boston steam NavisatlO> A..ds s l.
he fSfSISC m THREE DOLLARS TO BOsTo%.
z IGa-z&N The and Splendid Steamer
S!:irtEsssS-sF1izT9 John w. X IN ma On d,
HFH<sa4sesa=-zzS@sAs N KIMBAT1r-Aiaster.
NTH further notice win leave Hailowell Mondays,
= and Thursdays, at hall past r. NJ Gardiner p. NJ.
and Running win leave north side of II wharf
Boston, for Gardiner and Hllowe Tuesdays and fridays
at p NJ.
Fare from HaIloweI and Gardiner to Boston, s3oO-ffom
Bath S2,50-ineas extra.
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the
vey passengers Augusta Waterye Bangor and Belfast.
All freight be integibly marked, will
ceved and all bills for freight he paid ON delivery Of
the goods. This is well furnished with FIRE engines
buckets boats, order insure the safety of passtn
gers. the high reputation Of the J. w. Richmond
unnecessary that the proetors should say any thing
ation her only that her qualities u safe boat
surpassed by any boat in the Union.
Noce to Stppers and Consigaees-Ai goods, Baggage,
Bank Bills Specie other property shipped on board the
John w Richmond be at the risk of the owners of such
property and all Freight landed must be taken from the
wharf without delay, it will be stored ut the risk and
pense of the in all respects whatever Ill persons
are forbid trusting any account OF this Boat
The propretOs have elInqused the transportation Of
money bills and valuable packages, to g. = CARPENTER
who will run at his risk Express by way ot the J.
W. Richmond The propieors, therefore, VIII not be ar
connabe for the safe conveyance delivery oi any suci
| articles.
Halowel ,Apl 1871. tf3 A. HOWARD, Ag't.
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BoCT. JOHNbON'S,
American Anoay1le Jtizlilnents or
Liquid OPOOELDOC.

PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL AND
EXTERNAL USE
TINHIS article has become ST NDAND MEDICINE and
enjoys thu high privilege Of being known and p1toniscd
by great portion Of the Medical Faculty throughout tile
State of Maine.
The inventor and proprietor of this preparation was in the
regular and constant practice Of dcne f twenty
has been preparing this article for the fifteen years, and
with full confidence, of'rs ii to the public the result Of
his experience and hest efforts.
No better remedy taken in all where an anti
spasnodic is needed such hard dry Cough, Hopping
Cough, Hoarsness and Colds Pain and Soreness
the Lungs, Stomach and Sides caused by Fitting other
wise for Stransuary, Asa luenza fJ solu Throat
weak lungs, &C., &c.
The increased demands for this medicine has been VERY
GREAT within the LAST SIX MONTHS have made
arrangements with the manufacturer h. constantly sup
piled, and ran furnish wholesale retail.
Traders i'll otor towns, furnished at the manufacturers
price by the doz. OTIS kfMBAII.
Path, Nav 26. l8tl 6misy
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DocToRs sroCIxBR1DGE g. HALE.

AT the sign Of the .NOrtar opposite the Printing Office,
ID ESPECTFULIY invite the notice of the community to
~ their New Apohecay Establishment Front Street. in
the building recently known the kimba Store
this Printing Office, where they will be ready to furnish
all times night day, Medical and Surgical advice, and
medicines with neaness and dispatch and cheap
be procured in the place Particular attention will be given
to Physicians orders and prescriptions and furnishing
Medicine Chests for families and vessels
Dir. HALE will attend exclusively the duties ofthe shop
and Dr. STOCKBRiDGE will continue to devote his
ton to his Profession of Surgery and Medicine.
n. Il. They have IA Soda Fountain from which they
furnish the luxurious and sparkling beverage in perfection.
Bath. June 10. 1871. IT'LL
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STONE CUTTING.

u ICHARD ADAMS would inform the public that he in
HI tends the continuance of the Stone Cutting old
stand the Sagadafock Ferry, Bath, his shop Bru-
swick, nearly opposite the stage Tavern and his place
residence Cathance Mill Topsha-a which places he
will furnish the first Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work. executed
with DISPATCH in the manner and at least
can be had in the State. Also, White American Marble
ngs, &c. &c. In OF absences at Bath apply to Capt
Lambard next dooat brunswick to Mr. Lufkin opposite.
Also for sale, some 1000 feet hewn ranging timber.
MAY 9Th, lS41. If 6.
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The PREsIDENr.-St Johns papers received
by the steamer North America, up to I'd inst,
make no mention Of the report that the Collec tor
fthat place had received intelligence of the ar
rival at the Eastward Of Capt. Roberts and SIN
teen men Of the President. A Halifax paper of
Saturday last states that the story grew out of
the arrival at Newfoundland of the Captain and
fourteen of an American ship wrecked oil
the coast.- Boston Times
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DIED.
DIED.
In Woowich I'd inst, Mrs, Sarah W. Otis wife OF Chris
topher L. Otis.



Il ERAGE Is WILLIAM BROWNS SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND, OR SILVER TOP.
Ii is extensively known Is No. SHUe Top, There be-
ing imitation tops, and imitation synIs offered in the
MARKET you will please call for William browns Sarsapara
Compound OF Mead Syrup For genuine observe the fac
smile of my hand writing the label, also drawing ofte
interior OF my Medicine Store thought by many of our
Physicians, that 10 its general use to be attributed the
uncommon prevalence of health the past season.
decy is purify the blood removing all hunors from the
SYSTEM even when they appear the skin About 1000 Tbs.
Of the best Spanish Sarsa were used the past summer
IN preparing this preparation Ito the expense Of $1,000 y
When the strength wholly extracted from the of the
Sarsapara, makes red liquor, and when formed into
syrup cannot be made white.
For sale in Bath at wholesale and retail by Z. WOOD
Also retailed by all the Druggists and Grocers.
CIV IL.
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sSSA 49,
Sssses TeIograph's Marine List. CfH&At
PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
June B. sloop George & Henry Nickerson n York
4, brig Samuel N. Gott Gray, Boston
sch Western Trader, New Bedford
sch Bunker Hill, Colburn, Portsmouth
S, sch Adane, Lnscott Boston
brig Porpoise, Badger Boston
7, brig Enterprise, Kelley, N York
brig Frances Louisa, Moulton, Boston
sch Boston, Moore, Fall River
sch Heen Wood, Boston
sch Boston, Clark Boston,
8, sch Congress, Brown, Wilmington, NJ c. and cid for
Harrington Me.
brig FREMONT Kelley, York
sch Alpine, Walker, York.
Cleared.
June s. brig Massasot Trott, St Michael5
8, sch Orient, Webb, Gloucester.
Sailed.
June g. brig Partridge, Soule, Cuba
brig Angelina, Barnes, Havana
a, brig Corneia, Patten, Maragalanie
5, brig Lincoln, Smith, Cuba.
Rr sch Rising Sun, Faulkner, Walton.
Dan. sch Gran Maria, Ernst, Curacao
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HATS, CAPS. SHOES, &C., sc.
~ w HARVEY has just returned from Boston and New
~ York. with large assortment Of Mlar's Date Symn s)
and Alvord's superior MoskiD Hats, M. |. Warranted.
Leghoms, Willows, aud of Palm Leaf Hats,
for summer Great variety Of Cloth Caps fashion
able Boots and Shoes for gents and ladies' summer wear,
and large assortment of Clothing, &c., &c, &c.
N. b. have made arrangements with Messrs Millar &
Ayord, to be constantly supplied wtha large of
their best and latest London Styles of Hats, which will be
afforded at the reasonable prices, they purchased
for Cash. and will be sold On the same conditions
&. w H. keeps constantly ON hand large assortment of
his own manufacture, which lie oilers on the lowest terms.
Please call and eramiue.
Hats and Caps manufactured ORDER at short notice.
Bath, June TO- l84l, IL
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The Hon. WM. Cosr JOHNSON, now member
Of Congress, has been nominated by the Wing
Convention OF Maryland, for the Office Of Gov
ernor of that State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL Es-

SHALL sell at Auction, Monday the Dist day of June
next, at O'Clock in the afternoon at the dwelling house
of the late Thomas Crawford in at-he dwelling house
and barn, and twenty of land more or less being part
of the homestead of said Thomas. This sale win by
virtue OF license from HE Judge Of Probate for the County
of Lincoln, and is ordered tn raise pay the debts
of the deceased Term OF sale viii known at the
place and time of SAL.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, administrator.
Bath May % 1S4l- 3wlG
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CROGKE RY WARE


NJ r. MORSE would respectfully inform the inhabitants
"a. of and vicinity that Ile has Just returned from
Boston with prime assortment OF Goods, COMPRISING
All of WHICH will be sold very low for Cash purchasers
invited TO eau
MR r. p NJ would hereby give particular notice that
all indebted to him either by note account
call imnidiaie payment or they will be obliged
settle with Attorney.
NAV
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ID C. BAILEY has made arrangements for the Schooner
I'D. HELEN E. WooD, Master; Sch. HANOVER, SAM
s. DoNNELL, Master Sch. WILLIAM, JOSEPH Me
KINNEY, Master; to lay at the South side of LONG
WHARF, BOSTON, at the Pump take in freight Rath
Shippers of goods to Bath viii find of these vessels
the Depot ready receive freight all times please en-
qure of Messs Billings & Aars No. India St. Long
Wharf, Boston.
Bath, June sih, 1S41. II
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The President of Frankfort Bank has been ar
rested, and bound over upon a charge of swim
ding.
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THURSDAY, June Sd

SrNArE.-This morning Mr.. Clay, of Ky, of.
f"red a resolution for repeating the Sub Treasury
Law. He supported his motion at some length,
and entered into detail of his objections to the
existing law.
When he concluded, Mr. Calhoun rose in de-
fence of the present system, and in reply to the
objections of Mr.. Clay
The question was not taken when the Senate
adjourned. The debate will no doubt be resumed
Tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRFsENTATIvEs.-Se at
tempts were mnde in the House to-day to get up
select Committees various subjects, particu-
larlv on " Fiscal Agency but nothing :
complished Mr.. Adams's motion TO rescind the
2lst rule ofthr House in relation to Abolition pc
ttions, excited feeling and inter,ninable debate,
ps that subject Of Abolition usually does, and the
House adjourned over to Monday next.
The Joint Committee to express the sense OF
Congress the death of President Harrison,
CONSISTS oil , Senators and rs Representatives.
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he had sold for the purpose of buying into the Eng
land funds.
Prince Felix Bacchischi, the husband of the
Princess Eliza. sister to Napoleoa, is said to have
died at Bologna, where he had lived for some years
much respected.
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CHARLES CLAPP, .Jr.,
CO.E.AfISSIO.N .HERCL4.N'T K .9UCTYONEER.
Nos. & 2, ST,SIroRD's WHARF,
RBTH LIE.

To the Horoydbte Court Of County COMMISSIONERS be
holder a. bdTen IN and for said County Of lincoln:
WHEREAS the County Commissioners of the Counties of
w Lincoln and heniebec, a Petition Of John bennett
and others for Road running from point the road lead
ing 10 the North meeting house in Bowdon noheasery to
the road hear Charles Robnsons in ltced in the County
of kennebec have located road, beginning point
SAID road leading to said meeting house ortheaSteriy An
drew jacks barn in Bowdon for the purpose ofavodng the
hills on the road travelled Your petitioners would
seciy represent that said County Road does not avoid
the hills and that much better place for road may be had
North of said location, beginning somewhere East of the
bridge on the road leading Ia the meeting house and running
aery to the forks Of the road near Samuel Jacks in itc
HELD III the County OF kennebec whereby the distance Will
road would be of great advantage the inhabitants of Bow
dom and the towns in its vicinity and TO the public gen
era We therefore pray your Honors that the CommissoR
ers OF the County of Knnnebec may be notified and that
SAID road may according to the above petition and
the other location or road, the petition of bennett anu 9TH
WILLIAM PERRY and 100 others.
Coy-Attest: w. HUBBARD, CLERK.
ALvcoLM ST. n'eetiag Gtse County Commissioners
begun and h0tden at Wrrcn ohin and for said County,
The second Tuesday Of May "A. d. ls4l..
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered that the petitioners
give notice To all persons and corporations Interested
the County Commissioners will the house of James
Potter in Bowdon and have requested the County Commits
sioners of the County Kennelec to meet with them on
the sixth day of Iuy, A. D. 1871 al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ when
they will proceed to view the road described in their petition
and Immediately thereafter at some convenient Mace in The
vicinity viii hear the parties and witnesses and proceed to
do such other things in the premises by law may be
qred by causing atteted copy of their petition ind this
order teeon to be served he County Commissioners
for the said County of Kennebec and also upon the County
Aornes of Lincoln Kennebec upon the Clerks OF
the towns OF BoWdoin and lced also by posting
les o the same in three public places in each Of said
and by publishing the in the Portland Advertiser being
the Newspaper printed by the Printer the State, and also
IN the Bath Telegraph printed at Bath in the Comfy of Lin
coin and IN the kehHebec Journal printed az Augusta in the
County of kennebec three weeks successfully the
upon the County Attoes and upon the Clerks of the
said towns Of Bowdon and Icbfed and posting said
copies and the first publication in said Newspapers
thirty days at least before the time of said meeting, that M
persons Interested may then and there appear and siew
cause hany they have, why the prayer of said petitioners
should not be granted.
Attest: WALES HUBBARD CLrRK.
Copy Attest: WALES HUBBARD CIruK
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NEW GOODS.
fINHE subscriber would inform his friends and the pubfjc
that he has taken the formerly occupied by j. H.
Nichols, where he has just received prime assortment of
SfhiNG Notwithstanding in part, of Broad Cloths,
Cassineres Satnes vestngs-Brown aud Beached Sheet
inss sfnngs, and gs,-Moleskns, GambooDs, and
variety OF other stufs for Gents and boys spring and
summer wear. ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, MoUSSELlNE de LANES, PRIATED LAWNS
and Jaconnetts.
good assortment Of Hosiery Gloves, &c., &C.
Aso-CRoCkERY Il GLASS WARE and a good as
sortineti OF family GROCERIES-An Of which he will
sell very cheap for cash. ]. MATHEWS cd.
ALso:-A small lot of Good BUPTEr-anda lot Of Shoes
of all sorts, Oery cheap
May IL. IT,
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FARMING UTENSILS.

T the Sagadalock cheap may be found variety
n FARMING UTENSILS cheap 4SO a6oue, lbs Prime
FLAX. Enquire Of \. PARSONS.
Bath, March 3lst. til
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CONGRESS,
WAsHINGToN, Monday, May 81

i''' uio"u'y' 1hay o.
4uoiuni Vi each House OF Congress appeared
III 1neli sea.S III the capitol to-day at IL o'clock
thh SENATE only ten seats were vacant, and
- mn iiooSL zo| Nelhpers were present, ID
npsehl' ana Alaoana Mississippi, and illinois un-
R,eSenteu'
Hendle ala hothing except 10 nolily the
iiou'e mat 'heY were ready TO proceeo TO ouSl-
ness 10 oluef The usual number OF newspapers,
anu aolourh 10 meet tomorrow at II CLOCK,
VIII M r. ah hour earlier thah usual
ny iiouse oi Representatives competed It's
"saii-"I I', by the eiecton OF speaker ana
Iierk' when Mr.. Clerk Garland reached New
1y ~ Tue rol-calI' sl'ght mufhur Oh APP
t'"''o "aS nea'o, as ne Plonouhceu tae hdhles OF
u''"ai iiehipo. 70 INN t"at 0ta'e' "loH
nc i"u Iu"'i'pu'eo 10 eVic' rom the iast Oon-
SyI MN JOHN w Hut Vi ny" tan energetIc
\, ".sD ""s 'nosen 0Pedhei oi' 'hc his' tT,ai' anu
a., =" 81 u ,h- was ''auc SieiA vi
nc ,iouSe oN ,he 4'h "aiiot' 'o'ihg V'od Voce
me ne, regularly nominated caucus candidate OF
W., we w 'g parry was -. = smith, 10 whoh Inc
"h'gS mainly auhered throughout On the 4th
ou't"t W" WIN ooserVe ,he LOCO ocoS went over
=" SiuiAe' en- masSe' anu eiected MN
on 'he presentation OF lhe resolution TO inform
'lie iIes'ueht VI 'he sieo states lhat the rouse
was organized ana reaoy 70 receive any commu-
n'cat,ohs from num- MT. Mcheoh OF n. :, pro-
PoSeu an aihehuii'tht' s'yi,hS nun "actlng fresi-
uen'' ana eileefeu upon the discussion OF it' IN
pert SPeech Vi cons'0e'aD,e ehgtu' MS eHor'
WIS "' e"p'a''1 i"'iot'Mn's "i'iehoieht WAS re-
Jee'eu' anu lac iiouse aoJourhca'
TUESDAY, June !.
ne Iresioeht message was delivered to The
senate Ut nan past q by MI hohert Tyler, Sec
rotary to the President, and read by the Secreta-
fy OF the senate.
rive hundred copies were ordered to be print
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For SALE.

HOUSE FOR SALE,
nor sale the House occupied by the subscriber
will be sold low if applied for For further par
tcnars apply to B, +. EMERY.
Ba:h, May 9Th, 1871. G6
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DAVID c. MAGOUN,
HODGkLA1S WHARF,
Jnn HHDS prime retailing MOLASSES.
AOO 100 Bbls Mess No. and prime BEEF
10 half Bbls Family Mess BEEF.
50 BIS Clear Mess & prime PORK
40 Kegs LARD
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL
300 bags fine SALT.
300 Bills Genessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth Cordage, &C., &C., &c.
. An which ~M DC sold pery lon.
Bath, Nav IN, ls4l. tf7
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SUMNER GOODS /,

SUMMER GOODS!
NOW opening at the Corner Store, south of J, H. Nc
Lclan T. Co., assortment of NEW GOODS adapted
to the season sncli Linen Drills, Jeans, DcrimS &C
Also NEW STYLE Of PRINTS-Hosicry, Gloves Fancy
iandkerchiefs, &c., which are offered low for Cash.
l. N. DAVIS.
June 3D. 1871. 3,y TO-
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GEENESEE FLOUR.
0OA BARRELS Of favorite brands of Gonesee Flour in
2Vo store and for sale by L. CLAP, Jr.
lima
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CASH sTORE---No Mistake /.

SlVIEt E--"NO minimize!
~ r. SMITH would inform the public at large that he
has taken the Store formerly occupied by P Smith,
where he has opened selected of Domestic
Goods and Groceries, which he viii sep cheap for cash
barter only.
p SMITH, would give notice that he has given up bnsi
ness and calls upon all who indebted him by
account, make immediate payment lat the
formerly kept by him. All unsettled viii shortly
be left with Attorney for collection
i}ath, June 5th. dWll
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CARPENTER d HARRIS,
KENNEBEC & BOSTON

U
|HNbE subscribers, In connection with MessrS. T. e. II ALE
Co., of Boston, would respectfully their
friends and thu public that they have made
transport P.9Ck.4GES MD BUyv}DLES or GOODS
from AUGUSTA, HALLOWELL, GARDNER, HaTH
and the intermediate towns, per Steamers Jo1N w RICH
MOND and HUNTRESS, to BOSTON, and through
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS TO NEW YORK and other South
and Western Cities Personal and prompt attention will
be given to delivering packages and money! paying and col
ecting bills, and purchasing and selling merchandise.
All packages intended for should he legiby marked
"KENNEBEC EXPRESS" Large articles will be called
for if suitable notice is given.
Offices. At the AuGpsrA BOOKSTORE, Augusta; at c. O.
BAcHELpER's, talowen; at A. T. Perkins, GARDENERS at
Street. Boston. g. s. CARPENTER,
SAN,I. l.. HARRIS.
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WIN. BROWNS PORTABLE YEAST,
DREFERABLE to all other articles for making good Bread
Light and White all families after giving this one trial
will not allow themselves to be without il.
For sale wholesale and retail by i. WOOD
5wll Central Whdrf
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SHEEP FOR SALE OR TD LET.
IHROM 20 TO 80 SHEEP, offered for sale let
4 the usual termsa pound of Wool per head for the
year. by thu subscriber South Bath whom application
may be made Immediately BENZ. RICH.
Bath. Iuna 10, iS4l, 3Wll
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TENIHE SUBSCRIBER would iniof4, his friends and
the public that he has taken the store formerly occupied
by Holmes &c Mathews continues to keep good assert
ment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY aad
GLASS MARE &C. &c, and will sell his goods reduced
Oh ARIES w. HOLMES.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10
lew STORE AND NEW GOODS II

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODSiI
NHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. citizens OF Bath and vicinity that he has taken
Nos ., Kings New Block, Front street, where he has
just opeheda choice selection Of DRY GOODS GROCERIES
and DIVISIONS, which he offers CHEAP FOR CASH.
RICHARD HOLLAND.
N. Il, The above stock selected with great and
purchased for cash and be sold such prices
fail to give entire satisfaction.
X. H., intends conduct his business the cash system
and those that wish purchase for cash may do well to cali
and examine.
Bath, May 49, nG