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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

Se1A W d Oeu post.
, LAWYERS FrE-The following is told Of
n me late Mr.. Cilley, member of Congrers from
nlaloe' who was killed in a duel some two o.
three years ago. wv u
While Mr. Cilly was nract;s;no Ian. m.
aston, he kept dog Of most vorac;o,s no
f a,s, anu Wlthal VIGOROUSLY mischevous. A
larmer coming along one dav with = I Io.5 - 81
lfesh meat for market, stopped his ,aron ,1 -
Air CIleys otfice-The doc was On ,he l Ia.
OUT, and mo sooner was the farmers hack tnr,,
"a tnat ne seized fine piece Of mutton ana
made on at the top Of his speed. The fa,naa nor
returned Just in time to catch olmnse Of he
meat as II disappeared in the distance Prrsn;,
was useless, and having learned to whom tba
aog belonged, he directed his steps to Mr. I'll
y once. Instead of demandino at once b;s
pay Ior the lost meat, the farmer tbouoht ba
would introduce his business so sbrewdlv as
thing. A0 suspected any
squire Cilley, want your advice in a little
uid lSpT, winch has just happened''
assist you 9HOu'u Oe happy 10
why nothikg, only dog stole ouarter n
meat out OF my wagon and l want to know if I
can make the owner pay the damage
'Oh' certainly, sir, you have good cause ot
acton shall make a writ?'
forgot to tell you it was your doc. souire
my dogImy dog-is it possible well Ii
gar IS a lawless puppy,I am aware-Iiow much
is the damage, Mr. NJ '40'N
whole NN'-'' "'ii 'iidAe me
Here's the money, please sign this recent !,
Inc business was done and the farmer took
up his hiatt to depart '''o- Nv"
ching 2 said Mr. Cilley. O''O- 'Oiii''
Why not as know on said the farmer
staring about and feeling in his pocketg-
what is it 2
My fee, sir smiling in his turn. You con.
suited me professionally, and have a demand
onyo for the usual fee in such cases.
The farmer seeing he was fairly caught, in
CURED the amount ofthe fee. On being told :
dollar he very reluctantly handed over the
sinner and departed, muttering curses of law
yers dogs, but deeper ones on their master.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
NOXUBEE COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT, May TERM, 1871.

L hODAAh OOOIt1s NuA1 Ghms AOf1s
F& Office is hereby given to all persons
Ia interested in the lands, tenements
and hereditaments, Of William Cockrell
Decd. TO be and personally appear be-
fore the Judge of the Probate Court, of
Ncxubee county Miss, at regular Term
ofsaid court, to be holden on the,
First Monday Of July neat, 1641,
and show cause, if any they have. why
the Court should not grant an order to sell
the following lands, to wit: the n. E. Or.
and east half ofnorth west quarter of
section thirty, five township sixteen, range
sixteen, east, in the possession Of George
w. Hopkins, the south east quarter of
sec. twenty one, township sixteen, range
16, E. in the possession Of Charles Har-
less, the S. w. Or. Sec. twenty five town.
ship, I6, Re. sixteen E. in the possession
of George W. Hinton, one house and lot
in the town of Macon, containing about
five acres-in the possession of E. Cal.
laway, the north half Of section two, and
the east halfof the south east quarter, and
the north half, Of the west half, Of the
south east quarter, and the east nalfof the
Of the south west quarter, of section two
of'townshp fifteen, range sixteen, east ant
the west half of the north west quarter
of section one,of township fifteen, ofrangt
sixteen east, and the west half, Of the soutl
east quarter, of section thirty five, town
ship sixteen, range sixteen east, and thu
east half, Of the south west quarter of sec
ton twenty three, township fifteen, rang
sixteen east, and the north west quartz
and the west half, of the south west quar-
ter Of section twenty three, township fl
teen, range sixteen east, the north cas-
quarter, of section twenty three, of town
ship fifteen, of range sixteen east, IN tn
possession of Moses Cockrel. One hous
and lot in the town of Macon, containing
about three acres, in the possession g
Mr. Tracy; the west half, Of north ives
quarter, and west half of south west quar-
ter, of section three,west half, Of east hal
of south west quarter, section four, town
, ship fifteen range sixteen east, in the Pc:
session of Jane Cockrell.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

3 oUl0rDE.-We learn from the Nashville
.. apels, 'hat Joseph l. Moore, who was under
arrest for having committed extensive frauds ,''(
q inc Bank Of Tennessee in that place. COM
@ r, Suicide on the 9TH inst, in public
House. IN Murfreesborough by hanging him
self to a bed post. '''''
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
From tho Ciarl,sb,,,,. M.

M, ' 'u0 SlarksDurg Wing.
che Line returns from all the counties of tbi
congressional District, have not vet been re rs-
ceived; but enough IS known - -; ;, oesn re-
jority. 0'0u " d large ma
In the Senatorial District all the counties ara
n esna IRON and shinn is elected by majority
(Dem) elected. ooA
THE RESULT.
Logan alone remains to be heard from The
parties now stand as follows: az
House Of Delegates.
Wings 90 LOcos e5
Senate.
Wings II Locos Is
should Logan 90 for the L.ocos. as she ii,
last year, the Wings will have majority of Z
on JOINT vote--all good and true men.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
May, II. 184l. 81 pf Dc.
TRuST SALE.


10y viruel of the provisions Of a GER
BID tain Deed of Trust, made and exc
cuted TO me as trustee, by Jonn Fletchall,
of I.owndes County, and State of Mis-
sissiopi, on the 18th day of May, A. d.
1910. for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment of certain notes therein mentioned,
which said deed of trust has been duly re-
corded in the office of the Clerk of Pro-
bates, in book number IA, pages, 58l, '82
| shall proceed to sell at the Court house
in the town of Columbus, on.
Monday, the 18th day Of Norember,
next. the following described parcels or
peces ofland lying and being in the town
of Columbus, Lowndes County, and State
of Mississippi, to wit: i,
All the right, title, and interest, of SAID
John Fletchall, to the lease of the unexPl-
red term of ninety nine years, from the
lst day of August, 1921, with the priv
lege Of renewing the same forever,-to
lots number, six, and seven, in square
number nine, north of Main Street, to-
gether with all and singular, the tenements
hereditaments, and appnrtenaaees there
unto belonging, or in anywise appertaln.
ing. The title TO the above property Is
indisputable. but such title only as IS vest
ed in me as trustee, will be conveyed tc
the purchaser.
Sale to take place within legal hours
AB'M. MURDOCH,
Trustee
May, II, 1s41.--tds. pr. Id
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NOXUBEE COUNTY.
Probate Court, Regular Term, !
march /, s. D. 1S41. )
RTOTICE is hereby given to all per
/ IL sons, interesed in the Lands Ten
ements a. EIeredilaments of Raleigh Whit
deceased, TO be and personally appear
before the Judge ofthe Probates. Court Q
Noxubee county, Mississippi, at Regula
term. of said court TO be holden, on
The first Monday in June next,
and show cause if any they have, why III
court should not grant an order to the AID
ninistralor TO sell all the lands belonging
10 the estate of said deceased lyingand be
ling in the County and State aforesaid.
WITNESS, the Honorable Madison I
McGebee Judge Of the Probate Court, 9
said county, ,
Issued the 18th day Of march, A. D
/ 1871. o. -,
o69t. prfI2.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
EBY virtue and in pursuance ola deed
& D of trust, executed on the eleventh
day of June, 1910, by Richard K. Woot-
ten, and duly recorded in the office of the
clerk of Probates Court, in and for Nox-
ubee county, and State of Mississippi, on
the eleventh day of August 1910, | will
as trustee, expose to public sale for cash,
On Monday the 18th dag Of July, 1841.
at the Court House door in the own OF
Macon, between the legal hours OF sale'
the following property, to wit:
The east half Of the south west quar-
ter of section fourteen,
The East half of the north west
quarter Of section twenty three.
The north east quarter of section
twenty three,
The west half Of the south west Or.
of section thirteen,
The west half of the north west or
of section twenty four,
The west half of the south west ar
of section twenty four, and the
South half of section twenty three
all in township sixteen, Of range eigh'
teen, east, lying and being in the
county of Noxubee, and State Of Mis-
sissippi.
MONDAY. Jack, Joe, Allen, Peggy, Nally
Dolly, Mary Ann, and her child, George
| Abran. Easter, Martha, Laura, Isabella
Marion Amanda, and Isaac, all Of th'
above property described and set forth Il
said deed Of trust. for the purpose Of dis
charging and satisfying the CLAIMS therein
mentioned. e,,4rr1
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
CpINNTNG MACHINE S.

vvxHOsE wishing to purchase McIntyre's
;mnroved Spinning Machines can have
tlo,, ordered at the shortest notice BY apply
: s.v', i 80 AKIN g. BROWN,
iDg y Agents
Columbus, March, IL ls4l
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
wv. Il. SMITH.

N.E The Trustee would say 70 the
nnblic thai the lands above mentioned, are
very superior, and located n q nelghosoSr
hood Of fine society, and only SIX miles
a e i ~ i p;abv River. w. HIS.
Macon, Jan. LIST. 1911. On. prt. S0fs7V'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

- FAYETTE & NICHOLAS.
frmed. = ~ Laugahn' (Whig) is con
HARDY.
Mullen, (Whig) reelected.
PENDLETON.
liner, [Locd] reelected.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
AGENCY FOR STEAMBOATS,.

Above 300 to 400, so 90
Besides charges actually incurred, and the
regular commissions for particular service,
such as collecting freight, paying disburse-
ments, etc.
Loss by fire, (unless insurance has been
ordered,) robbers, thieves, and all unavoidable
accidents (if usual care has been taken to Sc
cure the property TO be borne by the owners
of the goods
Rates for. Receiring and Forwarding Goods,
ercIusiUe of charges actually incurred.
For barrels offs cubic feet, and on goods
that are carried by weight, GOO lbs.
shall be considered barely per Dbl. 20
RATES OF STORAGE PER MONTH.
Cotton, Hay and Peltries, per bale, $-25
Hogsheads and Pipes, Is
Bbls. of Pork, Whiskey, Sugar and.
other wet barrels, F.: 30
Do. of Flour Potatoes and other light
articles, -l5
Castings per ton, : 2 90
Iron per ton, w
Sacks ofSalt, per sack, 10
Sacks of Coffee, do, -12 IL
Spice, per sack, -l2 Il
Bagging, per piece, 8
Coils of Rope, -
Kegs Of Nails, =
All Dry Goods for the whole time they
may be on hand, on amount of Sales, l
On Dry Goods received for forward
ing, per cubic foot, +:
| Crates and casks of Crockery-ware, rs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
LORRAINE's PILLS,

OR VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
CEEsAgEE We.

or a.. I'll n n. 90 J55,1,b g., parjs
Prorel oad siihcd bg ne mast d'S'ga'hed Phgaaa's m
France Hor0ugh Purifier IF the Blood, aRa consequently
a certain cpre tor all Cprabie Diseases. -
DISCOVERED BY :. LORRAINE, NJ d. $500
TTIE extraordinary virtues of Lorralne's Pills
depends upon extracts Glover 80 different Negaahes all
go admirably combined as To purify nonrsi, ana mESof
the human system These Pills when iaken are a,geSea
and pass into every part al the SYSTEM and m te eel N
sray the morbid hunors, and powerfully plfsa mem Oh
when taken in sufficient quantities, yet 50 mild IN their oper
alton MOTTO be offensive to The most delicate.
The testimony Of Thousands, who would Otherwise have
haen numbered among the dead in The dark and lonely cells
of the tomb numbered the living evidences
of the miracles Laru's Pills have performed within few
months tmc.Ae find in the catalogue OF those whose Ger
fcates would fill volumes that the nearly htless body the
blooming health, like the blasted leaf AFTER refreshing
Uj5 Cgpp1aia D.siore7 saqc. and The Coatrq9 Cor1f
Of r5naip yielded IN rhnr superior efficacy and viz
The suffering puugs OF Coughs tGd+, ana AaIe nave
Welded 10 its power the AGED, The asmaic, as wei as the
young rush forward in great numbers to cNcum ier en-
hnsiastc praises. IN favor uf the remedy, um had rlab
shed heult and vgor in their forms, when other remedies
failed to discover remedy and cheering hope had lied and
despair rrigned triumphant.
has been found in Ionans Pills. because ey purge
and purify the blood.
Tie condition upon which aires health TO man,
is Watch care to keep his stomach and bo" es iItG from
morbid unhealthy denominations ionanes Pi' ad-
mrhlg affect this, because tty 'lease the bowels ana poI
fly tire blood. Louna's fus leave The BODY lhoush every
pore when they have effected their purpse the eye stone
does til, eye, and health and vigor is the reward,
SIM wish, sincerely wish, that tho extraordinary eff
Cacy of Ltran's Pills extensively known, the IN
eress of mankind demand it, 1t IS justly appreciated mere
My daugheraS been recently restored 10 perfect heath she
suffered asgh injury Of the spine te" years slnee "hch
contracted the cords in such that she had become
entirely helpless had resorted to Dr. Hewitt OF 5o'on
hut did yield To his remedies had given upal hope
Tried l.oins Pills-she received immediate relief and
perfect cure she wishes TO offer her warnest gratitude
Boston. April llth, ls4l. JOSEPH JOHNSON.
suffered severely from rheumatic pain in my right shon
der aud for years more or less Alter following the a
vice ofemnentmen, tried Dr. Hewitt Went to Dr. (which
ell of Keene y. H. got no relief, the pain ana WfiuTnoS
increased such degree that feared that should loose
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
STONE CUTTING.

ID fCHARD ADAMS would inform the public, that he in
IA tends the of the Stone Cutting at the old
stand near SagHdahoCk Ferry Bath his shop, Brn
sWck nearly opposite the stage Tavern and at his place Of
residence CailanCe Mil, Topshamat which places hc
will furnish the first rate Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work, executed
thdspach in theneateSt Manner and at least as low
can he had IN the state. Also White American Marble
Grave stones window caps ss and belts for Brick Build
iugs tzr &C. In Of absence; Bath, apply Capt
amb8i door-at brunswick 10 Mr.. Iuikn opposite.
Also, for sale, some 2O0O feet heWn ranging timber
Nav '6tll I.it If 6.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
Anl Nnmeron. Moo Cd. By I6e H.. - Ari.

Illustrated ,giI spqaqd e-:Onto Eaerqcias By Sia Gd
Saad La5c EugrarDgs in tie frst style u at by
Diak. Li.Ror, 81.
And Numerous Wood Cuts bythe most distinguished Artists
There are many periodical publications. yet more is
wanted The friends Of general EdHeauon-le advocates
of the Diffusion of Useful know5dg-haye long 1"sea Re
the commencement # \ MONTHLY M43AHiNE de
voted the instruction and Entertainment u lHEE Pseaa
Of Both Sores Conducted with sole view TO Their improve
ment in LITERATURE, SetENcE, ASp THE t9EhtGI or
Lice written, not in the rooquiM language which Is ad-
dressed young Children but with such attention In
the style shall render worthy the notice of those WIN
are acquiring the art Of Composition ef forming thsiT L,-
~ and filed with such various, original aud NaI-
Bile matter shall render the voimts, when bound up
worthy place IN the tah5 or school 1.llai$ 49,, ,,r,
the purpose of the proprietor of TIE YOUNG PEG
PIES BOOK to furnish such Magazine He has Prov,
ded ample means for the ml>haent OF is aaert ana
he pledges himself to friends Of liberal and iudcons
education throughout the United States that he will produce
work which shall he in every respect worthy Of their al
tenton and patronage.
one Of the leading objects of the work will be point out
and Illustrate by practical examples the PnoprH METHODS
oF SELFI INSTRUCTION in taa various depUin His Of LaTa
tnre and Art to suggest appropriate departments q sto4E
and inquiry to prescribe courses Il headng and 10 mn
the progress which be nadu III tile sciences, So La
the limits Of the work will allow.
The forms into which the different branches of insrnc-
tion and entertainment viii be prOwn, VIII be regulated ny
the peartcuar object in view al the time, and the class Of
readers always addressed.
Essays, Narratives, Anecdotes Tales, Historical Renin-
iscences and Sketches, Critiqnes, Descriptive articles IN
Geography Geology Natural History, Anecdotes and TRAY
els Biographical Notices and Poems Will all in turn become
the vehicles OF intellectual development ana entertainments
The aid Of the ARTS PAINTING AND ENGRAVING viii be
invoked, and every subject susceptible OF graphic aSta-
ton viii be accomplished by ELL EXECUTED PICTURES.
Arrangements have been made for receiving, and IN" pub
Usher is in the actual receipt Of periodical publications.
of a similar design with that Of TIE You've FEOPhEs
BOOK, from France Germany and other Parts Of the
Continent of Europe. From there publications. and from
the cfoisest pats of foreign educational literature in its
rous departments TRANSACTIONS will be made Of such ar
ces will promote the main design of the work
the instruction and entertainment of American youth The
preservation, however, of a True National spirit
The incubation of the duties which every American rhola
owes his country, and the exhibition of the capabilities o
yd.lfi IiJsgy NJ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

TA the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
Of the last Will Of Peleg 1aman, late of Bath in the
County of Lincoln, deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust by giving bonds the law directs. And
persons demands upon the estate of the said Peeg
1anan are required exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted the said called upon 10 make payment
ELEANOR TALIAAN, ~.
HENRY TALLMAN. h''s"eO'S
Path March 1si1 l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
lIznnnebeo S, Instn,, Steam NnvIgntion.-Is4I.

Knneebee 81 Boston Steam NaVlSation,-iSddii 1.
h. fs1fszsE n THREE DOLL"fhS 70 BOSIoS.
+ At1hl IN The new and Splendid steamer
N zzz41--sl5zlEy.a0 j % Ii n W. III IA m on q,
afsz7sasHz@-s-@s N. klMBALlr-Master
4 and Thursdays at half past T. NJ ana 9irdnGr T. NJ
for Boston and returning will leave noIh sac ol Wi
Boston, Gardiner and alloWel on luesuays ana fldays
att NJ. -ooo =
Fare from llalowel ana Gardnerto bostoh' So'oo-fo"
Bath 81, j0-meals extra -,
stages will be in readiness on the arrival OF the b9ao
veg passengers 10 Augusta atefN me- b'soi anu
All freight must inegibly marked, or il will not be re
ceved and all bills for freight must be pald on dehVeY o
the poods This boat is well furnished with hre engines
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
THE YOUNG Peoples BooK,

VIII be published in .Noati .NambgS, each to contain -
PagGs, EaJeHiscd rM Numerous EaprGriags, ana neatly
done up in Ornamental Cover. II VIII he printed on
white paper of the finest quality from new and elegant
type, expressly for it, The form viii be such ls to
make the volumes when completed handsome addition Ia
the shelves of the library. The first number was issued OH
the first day Of September, lSil.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

REMOVABLE!
LET TT BE REMEMBERED!
Tint rood stock of Nor Goods is CGared fer sale BIZ
II MATTHEW'S at No. T. Gnnate Row, opposite the Elm
% House comprising a general assortment of
Rpo, oTHs Eng. Fr Il Am. PRINTS Gloves,
I'ossimeres Mouslin de I.aines Laces,
Vestings Printed Lawns, MuslnS,
Sheetings, Iaconetts, tDDoIS' 'No' S~e'
Shirtinre. Hosiery,
.ALso--a rood rdriety Of
CROCKERY CHINA AND GLASS WARES
Wheh togetber NTH prime lot Of
w l. GOODS IND GROCERIES,
win he sold at the most favorable prices for Cash or
country produce ,coo
Bath, Sept. I'd, 1871. Hzo'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

ALL persons indebted to Palmer & Ledyard, in Note Of
Account requested to call and settle the same at he
store in the Town House, where they will have an opportu
nifty for short time.
Bath, oct. 9Th, ISL. f28.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

The prices for land in townships viii vary according
situation and quality If the lots, les
y cents, and probably not exceeding dollar per acre
The land Will be sold upon credit Of four yearly pay
munt, with interest," tie three hrst payments u br pYprn-
led in labor the roads tine Township where the land
sold is situated under the direction Of the Land Agent
m, last payment to be in cash. Each purchaser viii br
euulred the Of his Ell, within said four
buld house his lot, and clear in proper manner
iteen acres, of which shall be laid DOWN
grass.
Whenever twenty, less uumhrrof persons shall give
satisfactory bond IL tlIs Land AGENT that they viii within
three substantial fiW and tirSt Min in any
Township oted for saitl r IRVING mills in said Town
ship eat of said persons VII 5a entitled II deed Al one
lot IF nd, subject TO III peri rnanle ot the settling duties
above mentioned, and tine Company VIII be entitled TO Il
deed OF the NIL 1t.
NOT than lots viii be sold to any one person in
any township UrIraCt.
The Arouso1k Road has been completed This year. the
Ar5staal ger and that river navgahle for noats,
good communication opened 10 the settler Tor easy
access tp each uf IIg above mentioned Townships.
Saw and Grit Mills hive been erected and now in
operation in Township Letter j., Range > No. 9, Range !,
and No. H. Range and Contracts have been made 9r the
erection of Mills, the ensuing year. in township Go. g.
Range q, No H. Range q, aud IN Letter D. Range /.
There has been steady demand for settling land through
the seas8n and lots have been sold than many former
year. Is the niled States have recently established post
the mouth of the Aroustuuk and another nj the mouth
If fh RIVER and have sent Company OF soldiers tOrac,
new roads will undoubtedly be soon opened through this
section of the state, mail routes established, new markets
opened produce and the settler will additional
rity from any border difficulty.
with the known fertility Of the soil, The advantage ot
good roads and mills, and the rapid settlement of this part
Of the State it is believed that favorable opportunity
70 themselves GOOD locations, where in few years,
with industry and economy, they cannot fail to To
themselves an honorable competency.
ELIJAH j. HAMLIN,
DtRDn n -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

81 received The formerly occupied by Mr. Asa
y Palmer Centre street, good assortment of HARD
WARE NAILS WINDOW GLASS, LINSEED OIL,
WHITE LEAD, PARIS GREEN and JolNER'S TOOLS,
which Will be sold at fair prices for cash.
6. W. KENDALL
WANTED, rs above, 50 bbls. Cider.
Bath, May l3, ISL. til
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

DANIEL WILLIAMS, ESQ.
GEN. GREE NIIEF WHITE, I ,.,
WV. K. SMITH x Co. '1"g"''H
WILLIAM WoART,J H., ESQ.
GEN. Gro. W. BAoHELDER, Gardner.
CALVIN SPAULpING, HallOueU.
b. B. MussEY, Boston.
NJ g. All packages letters left with A. PARSONS, the
"Sagdahock Cheap Store," will receive prompt attention.
Bath, May %, ISL. tfs.
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WAR DFCLARED

AND TIE CITY IN ii DEFENCELESS STATE.
II NOW all menby these presents, that TIlO'S f. DON
IN NELL, AREN'T have Just received doz. of those
improved RAT TRAPS, and would be advisable for all
persons who about laying in their stock of Produce for
winter call on the subscriber and buy Trap. Advice
given gratis and Traps 50 l-2 cts
Bath, Sept %. ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

School Clubs dealt with on the most liberal forms
Travelling Agents win find this work well calculated
to advance their Interests.
\ Remittance postage paid must always accompany an
order for the work. Address MORTON McMlGHAEli,
No. 81 South Third St opposite the tiird Bank Phaae