Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-15
THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE WELL
Deserving attention.!

EDMEsToN. DtsegO an. 1870
Dear sr-I feel duty owe to the public To inform
of the astonishing efficacy your valuable Pills was
attacked about the last of November, violently with
bilious typhs fever which ragged at that time in dis
The pain suffered in my head and back was most
excrucating first took six of your pills twice day,
forwards twelve, yet found very little My wife then
read your drectops after which H. then 90 then
%, twice day. and Experienced relief from these
powerful doses took 20 morning and evening for four
days afterwards, when found the disease Yielding and thn
fve literally broken up then gradually diminished the
quantities according to the printed directions and in
weeks was out and well again used no other medicine
but your pills. great many Of my neighbours who for
physicians and foil wed his directions and took his rene
dies were confined to the house from six To twelve and
fourteen weeks, to say nothing Of those who died
considerable number, after recovered, followed the
same plan had DONE and took your pills in the same man
ner, and found the happy effects from that Course
took fifteen boxes myself; some, however, recovered
using only four boxes.
In one or two cases drqs , TsFg applied The s
Coopcrstown Jan S. 1889
Dear s-n gives me pleasure 10 say TO YOU THAT Mi Fur
lnelam the writer the above letter. highly respecta
BILE farmer and the town in which he resides stands
HIGHER for truth and veracty Query: If in malignant f
YER such has prevailed through section fte country
winter your pills should prove successful may
they not be relied in disease if taken according to
your directions! Yours, very respectfully,
ELISHA FOOTE Gen. Agent.
B. Brandreth NJ. II. of the city Of N. York. -
The above Elisha Foote, Esq is g5lem1n of nigh re
specabty and one Of the district Judges of The T. sta
Conr. b. BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
Padlers invariably sell counteres of the above valuable
medicine Therefore purchase but of my local agents
Of which there is one in every town in the Z States
For list of Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln counties,
Me- see advertisement another part Of this paper b B.
TO tbe Hon. Nathaniel Groon, Judge Of Probae and r
The Couptg If Iipcolp. =
u ENJAMlN HASEY of TOpshan in said County, respect
E1 fuzzy represents, That the twelfth day OF Nav in tie
year Of Lord eighteen hundred and twenty eight Hugh
Patten, then ofsad opshan and of Ppburg in said
County, principal, and Arthur Hunter ill., late said
Topsham deceased and said HasGy, his snretes
their bond bearing that date the Hon. jeremiah Bailey
then Judge of Probate in and for said County, in the penal
sum of five thousand dollars for the faithful performance by
said Ptten, of the duties Of his trust guardian of Samuel
Hunter, of said Topsham compos person and that
than six years have elapsed since the date of said bond
wherefore your said petitioner prays, that after due notice
all persons Interested your Honor would DISCHARGE him
the said Iasey from all further responsibility said bond.
Dated at said Topsham the twenty third day Of June, ~
! d. lS4l. BENJAMIN HASEY.
STATE OF yiLAIJNE.
LLNCQLg ss.ftte Probate Office, Hiscdssc June 3oth,
| l84l.
TPON the foregoing petition, ordered that the Petitioner
y give notice said Patten and all persons teested that
hearing will be had thereon Probate Court next To be
holden Topsha, Monday the Odd day of August ls4l
O'Clock in the aernoon to be given by causing
copy of this petition and orrr thereon to be published IN
the Lincoln Telegraph Bath three weeks successfully be-
fore the sitting of said Court
Given under my hand the day ard year above written.
y T.g.a IlnaInfA