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At Surnam 23d ult. brig Massassoi Troft Portland.
Al Matanzas LIST INST Androscoggin for n. York uncer
ADV at Charleston 18th, slip Empire, for HavTe, wanting
500 square bales.
Ar at Holmes Hole 18th, sch Olive e Elizabeth Winch
enbauch, FORK for Waldoboro.
Ar at Norfolk l4th sch Mary Ann, Shibbes Thomaston.
In Hampton Roads, brig Thomas and Edward Robinson
1homaston for Richmond 10TH Only Son, from Bath for
Alexandria
Ar at New London 18th, Casco, Bullock, Camden for
Norwich.
Ar at Newport 1eth sch VIM. Henry, from Thenaston for
N. York.
Ar Holiness Hole 18th, sch May Flower Crockett from
Thomason for New York, with loss Of deck had Of lime
Ar a Gloucester, 18th sch Cherub, oynton rhlnasto.
Sid 18th sch Ontario, of and for Camden New Castle
ElwelI, for Kennebec.
Ar at New York GOTH sch azoa, Lemont, Mayasucz r.
Ar at Portland sd, sch Calypso, Perry, Thomason 10Th
sch Ohelo, Smalley, st George for n York
Ar at Boston I7th SCI. shipwright Shortwcn Wiscassc
Cid ship Orient, Bailey, New Orleans Ar leh Mechanic
Wentworth, Frankfort
Brig Porpose, Brunswick, which arrived Boston
Wednesday, from Matza, has been absent only "a days
having discharged and waited full cargoes.
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the democracy had more to lose than TO gain by
it.
Without taking the question the House adj.
In SENATE. s,rupn,v March On

In SENATE, SATURDAY, March 90.
Read once and Wednesday assigned I'm addi-
ton to an act to establish the Maine. Massachu-
sets and New Hampshire Rail Road to establish
the Portland and Oxford Rail Road Company.
Passed to be enacted.-Bill to annex part of
Alma to Dresdenj for securing Plantations and
unorganized places their portion Of school Fund
Passed to be engrossed.-bl to incorporate the
proprietors Of the Forest Grove Cemetery in
Thomaston.
Leave to wihdraw-on petition of Jona Hyde,
ct. ais.
The Senate joined Messrs. Williams, Burbank
and Sewall to the Committee to which was re-
terred the bill regulating the Herring Fishery.
Mr.. homas from the committee on Banks
ana Banklng submitted a report, to which was
annexed bill providing for the repeal of the
Frankfort, Globe, (Bangor) and Citizens Bank,
(Augusta)-on motion of Mr.. Cutler, the report,
b and accompanying papers were laid on the
table and 900 copies ordered to be printed.
In the HOUSE, The subject of the County
officer bill was laid upon the table till the morn
ing business was finished.
Bill to annex part of the town of Litchfeld to
the town of Hallowell was discussed by Messrs
$. II Reed, Dunning and N. Foster in favor, and
Messrs. Pike and d. Dunn against. II was re-
fused passage--24 to rs
Resolves in favor of Maine Wesleyan Semi
nary We're read and 400 copies ordered to be
printed.
Petitions presented and referred-of r. Jones
ct al, that proprietors of LIST Baptist Meeting
house in Jefferson, have leave to sell the same.
Bull in relation to county officers was taken
up After some remarks from Messrs Washburn
Delesdernier and J. Otis the subject was then
laid on the table Adj.
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EErREsEsrATIyE AProRTIoNMENr. We per-
ceive by the report of the Committee, that Lin
coin is allowed twenty-five Representatives
Bath is reported two Bowdoin, one; Dowdoin-
ham, one; Boothbay, one Bristol, one; Jeffer-
son, one Nobleboro', one; Warren, one; White
field, one Wiscasset, one; Lewiston, one; Wool
wich, Westport and Arrowsc, one; st, George,
Cushing and Muscle Ridge Islands, one; Lisbon
and Webster are allowed one to be chosen by
each town on alternate years; ueorgetown, one for
the years l843, 46, '46, and so Union one for the
years 1912, '43, '45, "A, As, 40, so and 81
Patricktown Pl., one for 1874 and 49, Richmond
one for the years 1872 AS, '45, al, 43, 40 and
81; Friendship one for 1914, 46 and 80; Alma
and Washington, one New Castle and Bremen,
one; Dresden and Edgecomb, one. The Report
is not yet finally acted upon.
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SpOken.
Feb llt, lat So Ion 10, ship Swanton Heath, Liverpool
for Orleans.
2, of the Delaware, brig Spark, of 1homason, for Phil
adelphia.
9TH, lat % Ion ~ sch Globe of and from Wiscasset %
days, = Aatanzas.
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THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE vvrY,
Deserving attention n

EpMRsToN, 0tsego Co. Jan. 1890
Dear Sir--I Gel it duty the public to infou,
the astonishing efficacy of valuable pills was
attacked about the last Of November most violently with
bilious yphus fever which ragged that time in our dis
trict. The pain suffered in head and back was nosf
excruciang. first took six of your pills twice day az
forwards twelve, yet f0und very little relief NV wife then
read your directions, after which II then 90 then
%, twice day. and experienced much relief from these
powerful 20 morning and evening for fSnr
days afterwards when found the disease yielding and the
fever literally broken up. then gradually dim nished the
quantities according the printed directions and in two
weeks out and well again. used ether medicine
but yoar pills great many Of my neigbor who sent for
p, scs, and followed His directions, and his rene
dies, confined the from six twelve and
fourteen weeks, to say nothing Of those who died.
considerable number after recovered, followed the
same plan had done, and took yor pills in the
ner aud found the same Happy effects from that
took fifteen boxes myself; some, however, recovered after
using only four boxes
In or two drafts applied to the feet.
WATERMAN BUCKINGHAM
DR. Bfandreth, New York
Cooperstown, Jan. 5, 1889.
Dear Srh gives p assure say to- vow that Mr. Bur.
lnFhan, the writer of the above letter. highly respccta-
lie farmer and in the in which he resides stands
higher for truth and veracity. Quey If in a malignant fs
YER such has prevailed through section Of the country
this fall and winter your pills should prove successful NAV
they not be relied in every disease if taken according to
your directions! Yours, very respectfully,
! ELISHA FOOTE, Gen, Agent
4 D. Brandreth Nj d. Of the city Of N. York.
The above Elisha Foot, Esq. is gentleman of high re
specaby and one of the district Judges OF the u States
/ Coin D. BR .NNDRETH NJ. ID.
Pders invariably sell counteies of the above valuable
medicine Therefore purchase NV local pents
of which there is one in every the L. States
For list Of Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln counties
Me- see advertis ment IN another part Of this paper b. r.
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FARMING TOOLS.
OF all kinds, also Herds Grass Clover and Ton Seed
~ at u. MAkSTON'S.
March "a rs
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LAMEs uALEy-

JAMES HALEY,
EToNsE, SHIP, AND SIGN FAINTER, South
West corner of Kings new building (up tairs at the
head OF Caves Wharf, would inform his friends and tho
public that he VIII carry its various branches House.
snip ANA sign Painting, with neatness, and the ut
most dispatch. All kinds of Fancy Painting-niar-
BILE Imitation. and other .s executed in SUI
peflor style. also, Carriage Painting.
Orders for Glazng, other jobs in his line of business
promptly attended to.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Bath, March 4th, 1871. tf4o
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT the Subscriber has been duly appointed aininsa
tor of the Estate IF Robert Rogers late of Phipsbug
the County of Lincoln, deceased and has taken upon him
self that trust by giving bonds the law directs And
persons having demands upon the of said
Rogers required to exhibit the same, and all persons
debed to the said estate called upon make payment
TALLMAN LOWELL.
Phipsburg February IItl 1871. ,W52
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In SENATE, THURSDAY, March Il

In cENA Ia, IHURSDA1, ndTcn 10.
Mr.. Daveis from the joint select committee,
who had under consideration SO much of the
Governors message relates to the Y. T..
Boundary, and also resolutions of different States
spon the same subject, made report, accom-
panied by series of resolutions, which was
ordered to lie the table, and 1000 copies order
ed to be printed.
Alma to Dresden.
Petitions presented and referred-of Woolwich,
for separate representation.
The resolves relation to the system Of inter-
national exchanges as amended by the House,
passed to be engrossed
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Cotter Of Nob!eboro has
leave of absence for five days.
Bill to set off part of Litchfeld to Hallowell
was read and Saturday assigned.
The committee on apportonment, to which
was referred, the order of Mr. Paine of Sanford,
propounding certain questions TO the Supreme
Court, reported that legislation was inexpedent.
The report was accepted.
In SENATE, FRIDAY, March 10.
Once read and tomorrow gned-Resolye
for the relief of the deaf, dumb and blind-an act
to incorporate the Forest Grove Cemetery in
Thomaston-act to incorporate the Washington
Manufacturing Co.
In the HOUSE,, On motion of Mr.. Thorp, the
committee on claims directed to inquire into
the expedency of allowing claim Of Daniel
Plummer against the State.
Passed to be enacted--bill to annex part of
town of Alma to town of Dresden.
Bill providing for the election of certain coun-
~ officers, came back from the Senate amended
in new draft, and passed to be engrossed,
Mr. Andrews moved to insist.
Mr.. Washburn said he had voted twice for the
bill He would do so again; but it would not
avail. He would object to the amendment on
account of the procrastination which would en-
sue. But then, when the bill had been sanction
ed by direct vote of the people, it would have
a more imposing form, which subsequent legsla-
lures would not dare to disturb.
Mr.. Hinckley said that he was one of the clean
4Hd' meagre majority" which voted against the
bill 1t seemed that there was another branch
of the Legislature which concurred with his
views. He had opposed it because he believed
the people did not want it. Now that the pro-
position was to let the people decide for them
selves, he would assent.
Mr.. Cary of Houlton said he did not esteem
the bill Of much importance, But he supposed
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Arrivals, CIearances, &c.
Ar at Liverpool Feb 49, ship Delaware, Patten, Natchez
and sid 9th for Orleans Goth, Byron Shaw, do.
Ar at Huh March LIST, Tamenend, N. Orleans.
Sid from Clyde Feb 26, Teiumah, Glidden Orleans.
Ar at Havre 18th ult st Leon, Westco New Orleans.
l4th, Nance, do.
Ar at Maseiles Feb 9th, ship Charles, Gorham New Or
leans
AT StThomas Feb &C. brig Rowland, Adams, from Marie
galante, for Wilmington c. sail same day; sid l3th
Enterprise, Gushing, for Wilmington, NC.
AT Mayaguez, LIST inst. brig Hiram, Heddean uncer
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FRESH Figs AND RAHSINS.
FEW drums of very nice Figs also few whole and
parts OF boxes of Fresh Rasns, far sale cheap by
ID. MARSTON. .
March d. tr5a
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In SENATE. WEDNESDAY. March

y,
The Senate concurred with the House in strk-
ing from the valuation returns the article of
.'silver plate" The order was passed IN concur
renee.
Mr.. Cutler asked and obtained leave to lay
upon the table certain resolutions in relation to
the disobedience of the Hon. Ruel Williams of
the resolutions of instructions, which passed the
Legislature some time since. The resolutions
once read and Mr. Lane moved that they
lay on the table and 500 copies be printed for the
use of the Legislature. Passed.
Mr. Thomas, from the committee on banks
and banking, reported bill in relation to banks.
The bill then laid the table.
In the HOUSE,, Mr.. Paine offered the following
order;
Ordered, that the Justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court be requested to give an opinion to
this House upon the following question "When
it appears from enumeration of the inhabitants of
the State, that the number of Representatives by
the rule prescribed by the Constitution, art. d,
part |, sec. 3, will exceed 200, is it the meaning
of the Constitution that new apportonment
shall be made previously to submitting to the
people the question whether the number of
Representatives shall be increased or diminish
ed?''' Laid on the table.
Mr. Andrews moved a reconsideration of the
vote whereby the House refused a passage to the
resolves to promote mutual scientific exchanges
with foreign contries, (on the plan of Mons.
Yattomare.) which prevailed.
Mr. A. then moved that the 3D. section of the
resolve (making the apProprlation,) be stricken
out, which prevailed, and then the resolves pass
ed to be engrossed, "a to-
Mr.. Judkins, by leave, laid upon the table n
bill to incorporate the Kent's lIlll Manufacturing
Co.
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NOTICE.


EoERSONS wishing Cows Pastred the coming season,
requested to hand their names to Caps w. Morse,
board Of the agadahock Steamboat within fourteen day
March s5th, 1871. 1utlL
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DY THOMAS F. DoNNELI., .Ageat, n lot of prime
- Cheese, Fresh Figs Raisins, OrangesAlso fresh lot
of Confectionery, and many articles i'll the Grocery ne
Very cheep for Cash.
Bath March "a. f5o.
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~ T.. MORSE has constantly hand and for sale at
IA. his Store Front street, frl assortment of w Iudia
Goods PROVISIONS, Gkot ERlEs, FRUIT, &c. &c
among wch are fresh and salt BEEFresh and salt PORK
lot HAMS cured by Col. Amasa Sonle--lo HAMS from
the coany-prime lot COD-FISIi-Winter and summer
strained OIL, &C. Be-
.fLS0-For prime HORSES for sale.
NJ 6-Ai persons having unsettled accoupts with R. p
NJ are respectfully invited to call and settle forth
wthand all indebted him are requested to make mime
diate payment tao
Raih March 4, 1871
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GROCERIES d PROVISIONS.
GOOD assortment just received and for sale low by D.
IA Marston, consisting of Coffee Sugars Teas Mosss
Flour, Pork, Cheese, &c, &c.
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Legislature of Maine.
In SENATE, TUESDAY. March I6,

On motion of Mr.. Thomas, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the question of recohsderng the vote
whereby the Senate concurred with the House
in passing the bill TO be engrossed, for the cleo
ton of certain County Officers by the people
Mr.. Pike then offered substitute to the bill,
which proposes to submit the question to the
people, whether they will alter the mode of ap-
pointing these officers, so to have them chosen
by the people.
The bill, as amended, was, on motion of Mr..
Cutler, laid on the table for a few moments, for
the purpose of giving him time to examine it..
The Senate subsequently took up the bill, and
the question being upon adopting the amendment
offered by Mr.. Pike, the Senate determined to
take the question by yeas and nays. The amend
ment was adopted, and the bill as amended passed
to be engrossed follows:
YEAs-Burbank, Cutler, Eaton, Freeman,
Fowler, ingalls,, Merrill Parsons, Pike, sawysr'
Shaw, Sewall, Thomas, True, Vose, Weeks-l6.
NAYs-Bennet, Bolster, Daveis, Goodwin,
Lane, Lowell, Williams-7.
Once read and tomorrow assigned-An act to
annex part of the town of Alma to the town of
Dresden.
In the HoUsr, Resolve relating to the dstribu-
ton of school money, read once and tomorrow
assigned.
The committee on Agriculture reported a bill
regulating the size of potato barrels. (The bill
provides that barrels shall be 25 l-2 inches long
in the clear, II inches between the chimes, and
10 inches at the bllge, with hoops)
Bill to annex part of the town of Alma to the
town of Dresden, was read once and after slight
amendment offered by the member from Lewis
ton, was ordered to second reading tomorrow.
An order offered directing that the Valua-
zion Committee strike out from the valuation re-
turns, professional income, machinery of factories,
horse wagons, and sheep not exceeding 80, owned
by any one person.
After various attempts to amend. recommit,
indefinitely postpone, and much embarrassing
debate, the order was passed, with all amendment,
including among the exempted articles, 'ozs. of
silver plate
A Report of the Land Agent, made conforma-
BILE with an order of the House of Feb. Goth, was
taken up, and Mr.. Morse moved that it be laid
ON the table and 1000 copies printed for the use
of the Legislature.
Mr. Andrews objected to printing so great
number
Mr. D. Dunn thought 400 copies enough.
Mr. White (of Montville) was in favor of
large number. He thought it anmportant docu-
ment, and moved that 1000 copies be printed.
This motion prevailed
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RoO1s, SHOES md HITS for sale by
- ID. MARsTON.
March "a. # ~
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BOSTON. Good board or lodging, by the week or day. at
the most reasonable terms. m ia
u a. SPOEF'ORD-P ORTR4IT PAINTER, Room
over ". Eliiot's StJre-3d door, north entrance.
Bath, Feb 10. 1871. tfa6
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THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and
the public that he has taken the formerly occpied
ny the above FIRM and will continue keep good assort-
meld Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROGKERY and
GLaSS HIRE &C. &C., and will sel his goods at reduced
prices. CHARLES W HoJ MES tsto
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'NIlE undersigned hereby cares to the public the follow
ing facts and opinions that Jesse ID. Donnel, for
time past has undertook to pedde tin for after he
had peddled for time settled up with him. and
dismissed him from my servce,for the reason that then
had moral impression, which still exists in mind, that
said Donnel was not willing to render honest
of his dongs. After being advised Of my belief of
his principles, he wanted to buy tin of II told him
would sell it to him; that could trade with him face 10
face, and if he cheated me, had fault find but would
not hire him, had lost by him already. He bought
Of year more, when he stated he had got chance 70
hire with Mr.. Knight peddle-that he had debts due
him, that he could collect in money! in the of the
season-he stated that he did pedd!a longer
than the present make this statement TO any
false Statements have been credbly informed he has
ported in regard to leaving my employ.
WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, March % 1871, aw52.
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MIN GoODs. CuEapt,

TUST received nj the Sagadaock Cheap Store near the
Steam Ferry-2 Cases New Goods consisting in part
Fg'd and plain Alpines Chaies and Mousn d. LANES,
English French and American Prints Edinboro' Shawls,
Fancy Iidk and Scarf, which together with general as
sorment of Dry Goods and Shoes will be sold for few
weeks at oery iow prices, and exhibited in gsod Tight by
A. PARSONS.
Also as above-a good assortment of Groceries.
March 1Sil
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.

TO LET,
TFHAT Well known Baking Establishment in this place
now occupied by Mr. VIM Jordan, together with all the
privileges of landing Wood &C. and also two story dwell
ing House This being first rate opportunity for any per-
son wishing to carry on the baking business in all its branch
in ourshing town There is connected to the above
establishment good well of water and plenty and
out given May 18th. For apply
10 >. y. SIlNSON, & Co., head of Stirson's Wharf.
March "a. 3w5a
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SELLING OE'F.
FENHE stock of Dry Goods at A. B. ROBINSON'S will be
sold at Reduced prices for a few weeks
Per Order AsSignees
March %.
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TOR SALE OxssTO LET.-The House and Shop on
the north side of Centre street in Bath DIR. Yields
apohecafy sDop-now occupied by Capt. jeremiah Reed
For terms, apply to the subscriber.
ALSO FOR SALE-ionre's Patent Cooking Stoves
cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere towappiy
above. EBENEZER CLAP
March 3, 1871, GvAo
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NEW GOODS.
lust received by Daniel Marston, good assortment con
y stns in part of Broad Cloths Cassiineres satinets
Prints shawls, Hdkls, seetings, shtngs Ticking. &c.
~
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EAGLlSH pERRYSG.
cn BOXES scaled English Herring, for sale by
Wv NJ. f. 6ANNET.
March %. Gu,s3
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NOTICE.
DuBlC notice Is hereby given that Asa B. Robinson of
Bath in the County of Lincoln, Trader has assigned to
the Subscribers all his stock in trade all his other proper
~, not by law exempt from attachment the benefit of all
his creditors and three months allowed to all creditors
to become parties to said assignment
49,, -. E RiG; sh.o ohhAhfp, AssIsnees.
Bath, March 18th, 1871. 3m51.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
CHICKERING q GILBEKT's
|Ii2Z!IZ!.3iZ,!!.I.|ZKeGS|

THE subscriber j. constantly receiving the manu-.
factories Of CIIICKERlNG q T. GILBERT a co g,
BOSTON, and offers for sale large assortment II Piano
Eotics, with all the t"ccnt aud patented improvements
The louE established reputation uf these
tie test guarantee that the instruments by
them viii not be surpassed by other domestic
fprcgn in respect durability and the sweetness pu
rty and power Of for which these instruments have
been highly and extensively celebrated The long
pcrcucC Of both Of these makers has resulted IA
very important improvements. dhcy niToduccd) which
greatly improves tie tone and general effect Of the nstru
mcnts.
The subst ribcr feels justified in assuring those who
may be pleased Co pltronzs this Establishment
expectations will not hr disappointed finding these
sumcss 10 be made of che very best materials the
most durable workmanship
These instruments d az the Manufacturers prices
packed and sent any place within hundred miles Of
Richmond, free of expense 10 the purchasers.
The great demand Tor these Instrument has ndHcc the
subscriber 10 establish agency ia FARMNIIiE Prince
Edward Co. with Mr. 4. 7. BIGLOw, where those who
wish 10 purchase get them tie same terms Of
tho subscriber
AnPlANO FORTE@ sell At either 81 these establish.
mcnis are warranted, aud not perfectly satisfactory
be returned,
no liberal discount made 10 proics sors and teachers
tIS- large supply " new and fashionable Music al.
WAYS on hand Piano Furcs tuned and repaired by Rufus
Morse, whose long experience IN manufacturing entities
him to q share Of patronage. A. =. MADDOX,