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Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Notice,

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. +. B. Rande. n
- right OF Waterman < Learneds labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose Of individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
ihlS machine has been in operation The past sea.
son, sufficient time TO test lis utility as it respects
us durability, and the saving of labor
The principal advantages this machine has over
all others now IN use, consists in the simplicity and
strength OF ITS structure, having no complication Of
machinery that is liable 10 get out OF repair, and h'
rapIdIty i tempers the clay and mouIds th eI
making IRON % to so per minute with t nd Oi
Two horses, four men, and a sufficient number .
boys to bear off the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
od ior manufacturing brick would do well 10 avs
themselves OF this opportunity
All communications addressed to the subscribe
wilmeet with immediate attention.
JAMES +. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, ls39.-S9-tG
N. b. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county Of
town rights, can be accommodated by applying n!
lhe'ollice ol the Columbus Democrat, where thea
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above me-
toned patent.
'..Ihe Missssppan, Jackson, and the Repubf
an Holly Springs, will please give the above SII
sertlons and forward bills to me. j. +. ).
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Carriages for SaIe.

A R. WOLFING'fON has on hand and is still
IA. receiving from Jennings, Robinson & Coz
mandatory at the north. . handsome assortmento
altkinds OF CARRIA GES, consisting in part cf
Coaches, Charities, Barouches and Buggys, SC:
SC: which WILDE sold on reasonable terms a his
Repository.
All Repairing done with hneatnessand despatch at
his old stand on MaFketstreei, Columbus.
warth s.fst :sts
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
MaiI'at's Vegetable Life pills and
PhUniX Ritters.
A FRESH supply of this medicine Just received
a and for sale by Il. A. SMITH,

A FRESH supply ol IRIS Hedlcihe luSt leCelNcd
"A and for sale by Il. A. SMITH,
Corner of Name and Market SITS. Columbus.
The high and envied celebrity winch this pre-em-
nent medicine has acquired tor its lnvarable eica-
~ in all the diseases which ii processes to cure, has
endered the usual practice Of putting not only un-
lceessary, but unworthy of them. They are known
~ their fruits their good works testify for them,
nd they thrive not by the faith of the creduous
In all cases Of Co5tiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious
,aj Liver Affections, Asthma, Pdes, Settled Pains,
Rheumatism, Fevers aud Agues, Obstinate Head
aches Impure state of the Fluids Unhealthy ap-
)earance Of the skin, Nervous Debility, the Sickness
Organs, aud in all geneal Derangcments OF health,
these medicines have invariably proved a certain
and speedy remedy They restore vigorous health
to the most exhausted constitutions. single trial
will place the Life Pills and Phenix Bitters beyond
the reach of competition, in the estimation Of every
patient.
N. B. None are genuine unless they have the
ca simile of John Moiiat's signature i5-u'
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue ofa Deed Of Trust executed to us by
- Ephraim Smith, we or one of us will on the
Second Monday in June next between The hours o
10 A. NJ. and P. M. sell at public auction, before
the court house door in The town Of DeKaIb, KEN
per county Miss. one negro man named Allen, agec
about 81 years "a black smith, and his wife Han
nah aged about "a years.
JNO. C. WHlTSETT,
VIM. II. NEVILL.
Nov. % ls4o-22-tf.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27

DIR. Il. +. ROucIleIle,

"lLL in future devote his whole attention
w TO the practice oil The several branches OF his
profession, at the late residence of his father, be-
tween Col. Nimrod Davis and Lindsey's Ferry. He
viii practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
iiafiy bred physician in the county.
zee NIB 7th lSs9-g2-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Warranted to Cure 4!

GREEN's VEGETABLE Tone MIXTURE,
A Certain cure for ChiAs & Fever and htsrma
IA. tent Ferer.
For Sale at the DRUG STORE of
f.. A. SMITH
Corner Of Main and Market S.r.a.
Columbus Mis-, Sept. 10Th ls4O.-Il-lc
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27

YENhe undersigned will continue the lactorage and
IL commission business on his own account. and
III, as heretofore, give his personal attention 10 The
sale Of cotton, and purchase articles ordered by hl:
present friends, and others who may employ his ser.
vices, may rely on pune tuaity and strict attention
to their interests.
CHARLES LABUZAN.
Mobile, Aug. II, 1910. 1885,
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
"A Wade Ii. Gordon, decd. are hereby notified Ia
present the same duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed BY law, or the same will be forever bar
red. Persons indebtedto The estate Of the SAID de
ceased are requested 10 make immediate payment
JAMES II. TURNER,
EzecatOf
Jan. 18th, lS40.--25-tE
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Executors Notice:

A Lib persons having claims against the estate Of
IA James Brown decd, are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent the same duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be forever barl
red Persons indebted to the estate of the said DE-
ceased are rested to make immediate payment
PANNEL TAYLOR
Executor.
Ocber 5, 1910. l5-m6.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Notice.

VNHE Ccpartnershp heretofore existing in th,
l. city, under the firm Of Labuzan and POLLARD
IS this day desolyed by mutual consent. The nam,
et the firm will continue to be used in liquidation
OF the outstanding business:
Mobile, August IL, ls40.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Governor Hamilton.

- THIS celebrated race horse,
RT.-sV IN mostbeautilul andpopuar Stallion
~ CK viii make his next season at nv
9SA.AaxsAsIG stable in Noxubee County Ms ten
mics west Of pckensvile Ala. at twenty five dollars
cash,or forty payable the frs. day of January $40
and tilly FIVE insurance. Hamilton was got BY Sir
Andrew, dam By Bonaparte, grandam by Alexander,
2 grandam by Dare Devil, q grandam Fear.
nought, gggg grardaI WlIdair, g gggg grand.
am Jolly Roger, gggggg grandam Monkey
Season to commence the Isl February and end Isl
July For particulars see hand'bls.
JOHN MOORE.
Noxubee County Mi, Jan. 8, IS4I-2s-6t.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27

above lands be sold for Taxes due for 1899 and ls4o
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
DiSagreeable.
Drugs aud Medicines.

* RENE HILL, at the Columbus Drug I've ssg,s
" has received BY the last arrivals an eA'.s
supply Of fresh Drugs and Medicines conlPsS .onp.
almost every article in the lne Physicians, ,oolsd
try merchants. ind Planters can now % se
with fresh sud 70 ndsrticll s.Mav -, s's
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
SALE OF LANDS IN OKTIBBEHA co.
FOR TAXES

for sale public auction the highest bidder for cash The town saI Ok
fandb 18th 18th May lsI all parcels
taxes The
w1I seeaby provided ell that
accrue
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
Arrivals, Clenranees, Sc.

Al Rio T,nro OIL, mir hri, p,,.,,,,d Iy,,so,,or from,
and far \ Orleans ION US 10y ''''''' '''
ttSt IN d. ~, ,rf p.,..i.r. s,.,,,.od &C. r.
s,tstes 80 80 sup H''''"''N' '''"ooO'' 'o' -
Sanf I5tb Ia, an a. Lon, "a A. , ,,osi hin I ,s -,
radpau f, n MI for \ otin W. p'''' ''P "''"7' VI
-, fhh.gIast., -, - -, -. ~ H.. ., 4.
xVr ~, F4 MI j., ~ ~ loIi 'i'l' o''''o io'
trat nm sri5 ,t,r Farnb,,o 81 narts a rr
II ~ IN 1t cue cue H re'i'i' -, n'r M 90 ior y
I,' If55 .'i PM sch f,,, , ''''t "
~ - : - rI'r"3 u - '.''t ,J,.,,i
co - - - - i, '1'','' 'N'i -''"N"'"'' -
An 1IiiIlata,, ig,i sI Il zziI3., Smith R,,c,r
Ar nj Si9ntfr 10Th .rb p5l,,i5 ~ E,',rhsr f.,
ndHefon ' " '' 'i ~ "
81 f, Pr Pr,,i1,nc. .,1 , NIL w., Tod, H.
my and aarf TaIsg MI 80 81 60 ''1'' '''
Al IIa.ana IN ire p.n,,,rt ,i.,,.,, p,,h
A. phil ,og,i,7 - %a,i' s',,,,ri'a, WI,
set for Boston, 9TH .cbs Gamnin B,na"r rr Slcm IN
,.o,. aTG post,,, fr p,nl T1.l,jfr n H. a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

OFFICIAL.
by the President Ofthe United States of
America.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS 1T has come to the knowledge of the
Government of the United States that sundry Sc
cret Lodges, Clubs, or Associations exist on the
Northern Frontier: that the members of these
Lodges are bound together by secret oaths; that
they have collected firearms and other military
materials, and secreted them in sundry places;
and that it is their purpose to violate the laws of
their country by making military and lawless in
cursons, when opportunity shall offer, into the
Territories of a Power with which the United
States are at peace; and whereas 1t is known that
travelling agitators, from both sides of the line,
visit these Lodges, and harrangue the members
IN secret meeting, stimulating them to illegal
acts and whereas the same persons are known
to levy contributions on the ignorant and credu-
lous for their own benefit. thus supporting and
enriching themse Ives by the basest means; and
whereas the unlawful intentions of the members
of these Lodges have already been manifested IN
an attempt TO destroy the lives and property OF
the inhabitants of Chippewa, in Canada, and the
public property Of the British Government there
being: Now, therefore, l, JOHN TYLER, President
of the United States, do issue this proclamation,
admonishing all such evil minded persons OF the
condign punishment which is certain to overtake
them: assuring them that the laws OF the United
States will be vigorously executed against their
Illegal acts; and that if in any awless lncurslon
into Canada they fail into the hands OF the British
authorities they will not be reclaimed as American
citizens, nor any interference made by this Gov
eminent in their behalf
And exhort all well-meaning but deluded per-
sons who may have joined these Lodges immed-
Iately to abandon them, and to have nothing more
to do with their secret meetings, or unlawful
oaths, as they would avoid serious consequences
to themselves. And | expect the intelligent and
we'll disposed members ofthe community to rown
on all these unlawful combinations and illegal
proceedings, and to assist the Government in
maintaining the peace of the country against the
mschevous consequences of the acts of these vo-
lators of the law.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
the twenty fifth day of September, A. D
L. $. lone thousand egh hundred and forty-one
and Of the Independence of the United
States the sixty-sixth.
By the President: JOHN TYLER.
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

The SANDER Nailed!

Mr.. EDITOR. Having learned from authentic
sources, that sundry stories are in circulation, at
tributng to me the authorship OF a certain handbi
which was distributed in this town on the evening
of the 9th inst,-justce to myself, prompts me to
ask of you sufficient space in your paper Of this
week, to set the matter right
l am not the author, directly indirectly,
and hereby solemnly aver and deny all knowledge
of the authorship of the handful, relating to the
Steamboats, Richmond and Huntress now plying
between the Kennebec and Boston. Further
more, declare that, until MONDAY Of the even
ing above stated, had never expressed, publicly
nor privately, any opinion against either of those
boats, however strong and justifabe may have
had grounds for doing.
Confess | do, that the proceedings of the
agent, land an officer connected with the
Richmond,) upon Kings wharf on that day, led
me into opinions which, though | have not as
yet avowed them, it is not improbable that | shall
do so before closing these remarks.
Is it then, for opinions sake, which not only
escaped mine, bat scores of mouths before the
Richmond left the wharf on that evening, and
since the disriJution Of Tie notorious haltdbiH, that
| am to be slanderedb by considering THEM
SELVES gentlemen Ifso, then shall they have
more Of my opinions, concerning which if they
know nothing Of "the ialc of libel, theymay nm
derstand the negative OF what now have to say.
Albeit the Richmond and Huntress may not be
filthy boats though they may not be rickety and
leaky though the boilers of neither may not be
in immediate danger Of bursting al any moment
while on their trips TO and from Boston; though
neither may not have run down fishing craft ;
though human life may not have been lost in con-
sequence; though the officers of neither boat may
not have been guilty Of gross carelessness in run
ming into lime coaster though the officers may
not be uncivil to passengers though neither Of
the boats may not be gross imposition upon the
public traveller; though two dollars and fifty
cents may not have been charged some passen-
gers and fifty cents TO others; though none OF
the agents of these boats may not come far short
Of being &" the smallest particle" ofan apology
for gentlemen; yet, the Steamer Telegraph is, in
my opinion, sound and substantial boat; clean,
SAFE and in no danger of bursting her boilers
A good look out IS always kept on board, SO that
human life may not be lost by. any gross care
iessness on the part of her officers. No im-
position is practsed upon the public far as
freight is concerned Capt. Brown, his officers
and servants, are courteous; the fare is ST. 80
to Boston-no more nor less, and no mistake
What says 'He lalo of libel ?" G.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
Sept o. Brig Lion Coomhs, Guadaoupe, 35 days. ballast.
%, sch Planet, Robinson, Philadelphia, with Corn
Flour and Coal to J. x J. Robinson.
Sch Helen, Soule, Boston.
sch Native, Preble Providence
26, Brig Angelina, ingalls,, York, with Coffee an
Flour 10 d. ingalls, and others.
sch Olive Branch, Reed, Boston
sch Margaret, Williams do.
Sch Carissa, Buker, do.
Sch Alaria Jane, Aley do
sen Maine, Blinn, do
Sch Ceglua, DeaBo do
Sch William Mckenney, do.
Sch llyas, Wakefield, do.
%, Sch Lydia, Baker, do.
Sch Lucy & Abigail Baker, do
sch Mary, Baker, Providence
Sch Lucy, Baker, do.
Sch LILA q Nancy, Kelley, do.
Sch Darius, NiCkerson, do
sch NoIant, Chase do.
Sch Elizabeth, famn, do.
sch Louisa, Harding do
Sch Franklin, Nickerson, Fall River
sen Superior, Kelley, do
Sch Alice, Heath, Boston.
Sept %, ship canton, OTIS, Boston
Rrig Leyaut, Alexander, York is hours
Brig Fox, Graves, Martinique, ballast
Sch Harmony, Morris, Boston
Sloop Enterprise, Metcalf, Edgariown.
Sch Joseph b. Draylon, dys lm Cape May.
Cleared.
q, Brig Rowland Adams, Martinique.
Sailed.
%, ship Majestic, Manson N Orleans
Brig llellespont, Randall, Wilmington
Bfig Partridge, MerryInan, Havana
sch North star, Smith, savannah
Sch Ceres, IarboX, Philadelphia
Sch Azora, Lemont, Nantucket.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

the right hypochondrium these symptoms were soon
ter joined, hoarseness difficulty of breathing splitting Of
blood vomtings and paroxysms of fever in the evening
in Short swelling extremites. Very soon all the ami
nal functions were bennmbed he scarcely answered the
questions which asked him the features alter
ed, the grown old, pale, yellowish boated
parts of ii some red and yid spots the lips inject
ed he could lie only the right side the thorax when
struck sounded nearly the in every part There was
9dema Of the particles of the thorax, which rendered au
scultaton of unmportant service He not aware of
papitatons The hand laid the region Of the heart
felt Irregularities in its strokes The tongue exhibited
heavy yeowish coat The abdomen was tense hard and
the epgasrum painful The liver ascenained by the
touch be swollen and ndurated. The legs were ndema
tous, which many little spos discharge Of
e5tnes The pulse, in horizontal posture of the body
was frequent, small and irregular.
THESE the only symptoms and the history of this pa
tent which could be ascertained by the attending pys
cian upon the thorough inquiry and examination ofhe
sufferer, and surrounding friends No other symptoms or
facts known me, and they given they actual
y existed p and upon which, the disease pDstrelg d
sophisticated by reguar' physician and now will Bo-
tanieo Aledicus' decide the primary disease in this
case " We shall see.' We shall see,n whether he az
the primary disease, and whether he has so much
confidence in ms knowledge, to da,e to decide
upon it. 1--WE shall see" whether his own knowledge Of
disease will the test Of public observation without
the treatment, which unnecessary, (ul he KNows dis
ease, nature anl endyncy) asl shall sow when oc-
easion may require.n A LooKER on.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
NOTICE.

HEREBY give public notice to all persons interested, that
on Monday the 18th ofhe present month, that Mr. Haugh
Curtis Of Bowdoinham mpoUnded in ALI sixty three Sheep
and Lambs said sheep and Lambs are the most of them
marked with -l in the right Three four of them
marked with silt IN the right ear, and crop off the
end Of the et ear and hole in the same. One Of them is
dark colOCd Sheep wether with large horns and
varousy." said sheep and lambs taken in
the enclosure Of the said Curtis, doing damages on his
premises contrary Law. The owners are re-
quested call and pay what is justly and legally demsnda-
Bile for damages and expenses, fees and them away
Dated Bowdonham Tuesday the liih day of Septem-
Der, 1871 GEORGE MAXWELL, Pound keeper for the
town Of Bowdonham, In the County Of Lincoln 3w25.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
NEW MEDECINE FOR uUDIORs :!

g ZONES Drops for Humors'' a safe and sure Internal
remedy for Scroiua and Diseases of the Skim such rs
Salt Rhea, Lepr0sy, Sodidead ErySPeias and all kindred
Diseases external and internal.
Those afflicted will do well TO examine the ample estmo-
nuls of Physicians and Others at the store of Geo. Willis
ton Brunswick, Perkins 1bbetts, Topsham, and JOHN
WILKINSON, Bath. where the Medicine can be found.
Sept. 2eth, 1911, 3m27.
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I'll { D teal.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
"MOre Light-Nor OBTAINED 80
FACTS ps. ARGITAIENp

Mr.. EDIroR:-lfthe style of " Sceptiesm'sn language
seems to have assumed rather mali qnnt tyne the truth
of his facts are of more Importance to the public than the
general charge of personal abuse" which Boanico Med
icus" prefers against him with feeling, but moi in
Facts such nature that the bare contradiction of
hem will not suffice with men ofreecting minds aud So
Der judgment. 1t from this conviction whatever may be
"scepcsms faults in the mind of Others for resoning
&" to those to remove his ignorance upon one
branch of the medical profession, which the laws of man
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

PRoF. EsPY-PHTLosoPHY OF SToRMs.-This
celebrated gentleman is now delivering a course
Of Lectures on his fayorte Science TO a crowd
ed audience We have listened with great inter
est TO his first two lectures, and cannot but ad-
mre his philosophy, as it is based upon lrrefrag-
ible foundations, whether it fail or not in its mi
nuti@. He lectures again tins evening and to-
morrow evening. We advise every body to hear
INN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
rnnInlEIirIAL EANIX

TlE stockholders Of the Commercial Bank are hereby
notified at the Rooms Of said Bank Monday,
te fourth day Of October next al two O'Clock p NJ TO
choose five Directors Tor the year ensuing and to transact
such other business may then come before them.
Per order of the President and Directors
TlO'S AGRY, Cashier.
Bath, Sept. 10th, 1871 25.
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AesIGNEEs NOTICE.


TOUN MATHEWS cd having assigned his stock in trade
~ and 40 his properly whatever kind subscribers
for the hruei u his creditors three months allowed by
law from the date hereof for creditors parties
said assignment which may be found with either of the
subscribers ON application thereto.
u. c. BAIIEY, assigpees
NM. V. MOSES. 4As'isi'eS'
Bath, Sept. 18th, lst. 3w25.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

Annual Cattle show and Fair.
KENNEBEC COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
The annual Cattle Show and Fair Of this So
cieiy which has heretofore been held annually in
Winthrop, is TO be held this year at Readfeld
Corner, ON Wednesday and Thursday the 18th
and 4th of October Public Address by JOHN
NEAL, ESQ. ofPortland.
NATHAN FOSTER, J
ELIJAH WOOD, Trustees
ALDEN SAMPSON. }
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

sET@See fourth page, for part of the returns of
votes for Governor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
MARRIED..

AAlAIt4saED.
In this town, Sunday evening last, by Rev. ]. r. Gil
man, MIR. james Haley to Miss Rachel l.. Fassett.
In this town, by Rev. Mr.. Mott, Mr. Thomas Percy
Miss Melilaba Nichols.
DIED.
In this town Wednesday of last week. William A. son
of Rev Ray Palmer, aged II months.
child of Mr.. William liacket, aged mo-
On Friday last, child of MIR. John c. Parshey aged
months
ON Sunday last, child of Mr.. Nathaniel jennings aged
months.
In Bowdoinham Friday lost Mrs Anttes Wadron
widow of the late Mr. Timothy w. Waldron this town.
aged ,! years.
In this Sunday last, child of Mr. Harry osgood
aged year.
lii Augusta Gen. John Chandler, aged so. Formerly
Senator in Congress from this State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

ONE fourth of the New Shin on the Stocks at the
" shipyard of Johnson Rdeou Said Ship built by Master
Rdeout and needs only he examined prove mater
al model and workmanship She 7o0 tons, and will be
launched in September.
Also for sale fourth of the ship North Carolina now
at New York. Apply to
w. V. Il o. MOSES, / ,i
JOSEPH SEWALL, E'S''s"oes'
Bath, Sept. 18th, lS4l. 3wo5
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EREsH TAMARINDs, for sale by A. G. PAGE.
Il
NEW GOODS!
AT TIE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED By

NEW GOODS!
AT THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
PALMER &. LEDY.4RD.
VHE subscribers having formed a connexion in
J. business under the firm of Owen & Brother, have Just
received from New FORK and Boston, and opening
urim" assortment Of DRTGOODs. consisting in part
%! 4Ioli cloths, meraz, Saitnaits Nestings Mernos,
hombgznes, Alapincs, Moisin de Laines Eoliennes,
french, English and American Prints, shaws Fancy
Hdkis, &c, sc,
D0mcsic-Iickings Sheetngs, Shirtings Drlings, &c.
ALsoa good assortment of Crockery and Glass Ware,
and prime lot Of Groceries, which Will be sold very cheap
for cash.
The subscribers also agents for the Brunswick and
Gray Wooden Factories.
HENRY w. OWEN
DAVID OWEN Jr
Bath, Sept. 81, lsll, tfa6
DuTAsI tpr sale by G. w. KENDALL.
Bath, Sept. TO- 25
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

ON Wednesday last in the field in front of Mr. d. V Ken
" dall's new house, Double Case English Watch made
by VIM Ihornion No; 39l London, Of the kind commonly
called Bulls Eye Watches.
liberal reward will be paid by the subscriber to any one
who may find the above watch and return it to him.
WIN. LEMONT.
Balh, sept. llth 1881. 3w25
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rHE Stockholders of the Lincoln Bank are hereby notified
TO meet at the Rooms of said Bank, Monday the
fourth day of October next at two O'Clock r. NJ choose
Directors for the year ensuing and transact such
Other business may then before them.
Per order of the President and Directors
CHARLES DAVENPORT Cashier
Oath 18th,
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= &C CDy1ITssT0NEas, ynTTfE5-

WE the subscribers having been appointed BY the Hon.
W Nath1 GotOn, Judge of Probate for the County of
Lincoln, Commissioners TO receive and claims
of the several creditors TO the estate of Benjamin Grover
late of Bowdon in said County, deceased represented in
solvent hereby give mott ce that shall attend said duty
at the dwelling house Of Bunker Chase in Bowdon on Sal
urday the second day Of October at O'Clock P M
They will also meet 1.-THE dwelling house of Andrew Gro
yer in Lcied, on Saturday the twentyhrd of October
at O'Clock p M where those who are interested are
requested to appear and prove their claims
BUNKER CHASE, J -
ATTENTION EARL. Commissioners
Bowdoin, Sept II, 1871. 3w25