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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27
The Lion oftslc Esay.

Far sale By ID. j. kE.NI)y4LL, Bai-NO CURE, NO Pay!
1he Genuine old Dutch, German VEGETaBLE PILLS
Highly recommended by Doc. pantnc .Nott NJ ID. Of Ns,c
IOrk, and ohcyS.
These the orders Any that does not fund relief
from these pills the price refunded back, these the pos
orders of the Proprietor TO Agents and others.
In offering these pills to the public appeal to their intel
ligenc. If these pills what they recommended,
in duty bound out Of respect to yourself and comm
nifty To reject them and publish them to the world MS an i'm
position, humug and quackery The public be asslr
ed they purely vegetable they composed of nine in
gedents part of the medicine is only found in Asia and in
the valleys of Germany For convinced these extracts
made pills and will be found ref for All
bilious complaints yellow and bilious fevers fever an1
ague, jaundice, scarlet rash, bilious coc dyspepsia, &c
1t is not intended that this medicine is for all DIS
to which the human system is ibael. Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made draw from the regions of
unknown fancy long spun theory of magic art which
would each and every disease. Good medicine Is not
found in the fire whrwind. Health and happiness hang
upon chance wndsme is the herald OF truth The past
least they have already raised monument OF
their greatness which will defy the coodng tooth OF Time
LIST OF AGENTS IN LLNCOIN COUNTY.
Nahum Perkins in Topsham; James Scpson, Charles r.
Quiat, j. Carr Son. Bowdonham; Enoch NJ arery Geo
H. Thomas j. L. StuteUGnt g. Co., Richmond Nathan Rcy
nods Son. Lewiston Joshua Gerrsh, Jacob Bib6r, Thomas
Pierce Co., Lisbon; j. Rogers, Bowdon j. B. Perry
Nathaniel c. Reed Phpsburg James Berry, Georgetown i
~ Chadbura James Merrill Jr, Edgecomb Dacd Nf7cbegia
Robert Spinner Bootlbay Arnold Baneg Joseph Conay
Bristol Samuel Woodbury., ~ H. Fisher HoratiO ~ Hi!tOa
Bremen Isaac HAT, O. ~ f. ". Nichols, Nm. H. Bar
aard Waldoboro; Stephen yriok, Jr., Webster; Edmund
Dana, Wscasset Vim. Carney Alma; Henry IL. Jennings,
Thomas Gerttacr Nobleboro IL g. Pinmer Damarisootta
(Jeo Heeks Je:feson Y. Collins, Union S. B. Hethabe
Warren; B. 7. LecensGler, Thomaston. (ly2e)
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SHIP CHANDLERY.

GENER assortment constantly on hand and Tor sale
n by ZINA HYDE Il CO., Front street, Bath including
CORDAGE, Manila and Tarred, from the manufactures of
Plymouth Marbiehead and Boston, by the gang retail.
&7IL CLOTH DUCK and THINE of most descriptions
.aNCHORS of all sizes, warranted. CHAIN C.fBLES
Sheets and Ties of Boston manufacture from English refined
Iron and warranted for years also English Chains
Bolt and sheet COPPER Composition Spikes and Nails
with other castings of all descriptions Wndas Necks and
Capsan Spndies. link sheaihng MILLS, new and ap
propriate article. N.4P.4L STORES Paints, Oils and
Glass Troy pressed SPIKES from three to ten inch. Ship
blocks and Pumps. NAUTICAL RUME5VI's, books
and Charts.
Many of the articles, cam suitable notice be de
ivered to purchaser his place of business direct from
the mnnucory free of expense him. and at the manutac
ture's lowest prices. Bath, B4i lyl
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We see the man of ripper years,

We see the man of ripper years,
With almost Godlike sway,
Subduing alive look again,
And he has passed away
With awe we view the energies
OF the immortal mind
A breath of heaven passes DER,
And naught but dust we find.
How vain to lean on mortal arm,
Or any earthly prop
1t withers, like blighted flower,
And blasts our dearest hope.
But in thy word, Oh ! God OF love-
sure repose is given;
Here we can trust, while every tie
That binds to earth is rven.
Thou wilt not leave us, till we reach
The land ofperfect bliss,
Who cannot bear the ills Of life
With such hope as this
Though sin, with fierce temptations, seeks
To trouble and destroy,
Thy strength will bring us victory
And light, and hope, and JOY. IL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

FASHION ftLr. E.SGA BLlSHAIE
a. AMtEL CROW OR. returns thanks to the
- liberal inhabitants Of Bath and vicinity for the patronage
they have thus far favored him with and would take this
portinty to inform them thai he continues 10 execute all
orders i'll his line of business, with poptness and despatch
He trusts that his extensive experience in his oisslon-
ana his nremng efforts to please his patrons, combined
with perfect knowledge of his trade will enable MIN to
merit aud receive n continuance of the public favor.
Persons wishing Garments made in the best manner, ans
according to the latest fashions will please call nj the OicC
directly Parsons Smiths Store in Rogers new brick
block eFtutting done at short notice. --latest Fashions
duly received.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situate Rob
inson's Corner in Richmond. 1t consists of about four
hundred acres of good land which will be sold all together
in lots to suit purchasers large quantity Of Wood
and Timber on it and large Orchard with Grated Fruit the
buildings thereon consist of double two story House all
finished and thoroughly painted inside and out with large
convenient Barn, and out houses also story House,
Store and Blacksmith shop. Terms fourth cash upon de-
livery of good and sufficient Decd for the residue
reasonable accommodation be had upon good security
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. WM. PAITEN.
Ri,h,nond Marcel, 81. 1SA1
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FOR THE TELEGRAPH.

FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
TUNE,-Auid Lang Syne.
Come all Columba's happy sons,
And all her daughters fair,
Come all ye hoary headed sires,
With melancholy air,
Come, let us raise our standard high,
And quit ourselves like men,
And all the friends of liberty
Their blood bought rights defend.
Methnks see the threatening storm,
Fast, brooding DER the land
Fen now it sweeps our kindred down
With its malignant hand,
Our Nations pride, our dearest friends,
Our fondest joys below,
And all our earthly comforts here,
Fall victims to this foe
IT'S not the frowns ofhaughty Kings,
And Monarchs of the East,
Nor vet the wrath of Peleus son,
That mars our quill peace.
IT'S not the pestilential foe
That boasts his thousands slain,
Nor all the rayages of war,
OF which we now complain.
But It's that tame. that subtle foe,
Disguised in friendly garb,
That drinks the blood Of millions more
Than Pestilence and sword;
That baneful germ of every crime
That stains Columbia's soil,
That trains her favored sons TO vice,
And makes her daughters mourn.
And shall the friends Of Zion sleep,
While fell Intemperancc relgns'
viii patriots yield their dearest rights,
And wear her slayish chains'
And must our only earthly joys,
Our families and friends,
Fall by this soul-destroying fiend,
And we inactive stand.
Then let us come up to the help
OF Israel's God and King,
Against the mighty power of vice,
Intemperance and sin;
And let Columbians ever be
That free and happy race,
Whose God is Lord of heaven and earth,
That we may taste His grace.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27
HEALTH AND STRENGTH!
mr. 8 n sF,er.y WINE pitters

DIR. S. O. Richars;som's Sherry Wine Bitters
RE the only remedy for Dyspepsia and Jaundice that
years. with recommendations from the cInnent of the
Medical Faculty. and editorial notices from the Boston Morn
ing Post, Boston Daily Mail, Plymouth Memorial Amoskeag
Representative Bansaie Patriot Essex Banner, Hayerll
Gazette, Lowell Patriot Bunker Hill Aurora Charestown,
Portsmouth Gazette n. H., Dover Gazette, H. H. Northern
Star, II. Isand Lincoln Telegraph, Me-, New York Evening
Signal, &c. must the afflicted that they possess
the viscea promote the pealic action cleanse the stomach
and bowels from unhealthy accumuations, and purify and
cnven the blood in the most thorough and eectuai manner
They the most certain remedy for all those prevalent
diseases called Dyspepsia Jaundice, Liver COMPLAINTS
Heartburn, Dizziness, Headache, Wandering or Settled
Pains, Sinking fantnes Sour Stomach; Loss OF appetite,
Weakness of the Limbs, Nervous Debility, Cosyeness,
Piles and all Diseases caused 10y unhealthy state OF the
They are the unrivaled and eticacious compound of
9TREGULAR PHYsrcIAN.{8 and Graduate of the nEwHAMP
MEDICAL COLLEGE, who has made the study of Medi
cine his profession.
Being composed entirely of vegetables they of such
nature that they be taken for length OF time by in
vads of any age without nurng the system exposing it
BEHaRE OF PEDDLERS!!
The genuine article cannot be obtained of them any
TeX no 1R RI 1z2r y SoR
to he mine, IRE RINK COUN-TERFEI7S.
As base enough to ill the empty bottles with
their stuff and deceive the unwaEy some have
tempted AN imitation of my Bers in papers.
BE CAREFUL OF WHOM YOU PURCHASE!
In consequence of these attempts imposition | have
been great expense in having directions and wrappers,
in future the Bitters in papers will be done up in differ
em style. See that the envelope has il in full,
enered according to act of Congress, in the year $780, by
s. O. Richardson NJ d. in the Clerks Office of the District
Court of Massachusetts " and the other side, Establish
ed in 1905 at South Reading County of Mddcscx, Massa
chusetts The border around the inside directions (Which
are printed white tissue paper is curousy engraved
that the words CDR s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Btters'
present themselves in thousand different FORMS As copy
right has been gxined me, INFRNGENENTs WILL
SEVERELY DEALT WITH according to law. The bottles
nearly readydo'be issued, in the same style.
All Btters prepared by have fac-simile of my sigma
tre on the outer envelope, TO COUNTERFEIT WHICH
as you T.4LUE HEALTH, BE CAREFUL!
Orders from Agents, merchants, traders, DRUGGISTS apoth
ecaries and dealers in medicines will be pncnay attended
to, and sent to any part of the country safely packed in
boxes. liberal discount will be allowed on the sale.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL at the
DocToR's oFFIcE Is HANoy Err STREET, BOSTON,
and in most Towns ghout the New England States
05-Price rs cents per bottle-50 cents per paperfG
For sale by N Weld, C. c. Waldron, d. Y Kendall, in
Bath, Me. w6m.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

TAR ALIENS B.4LSI4.H OF HO8RHOUND, LIPER-
- HORT, AND PLEURISY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaint colds, coughs splitting of blood catarrh
asthma, difficulty of breathing pain in the side papitation
of the heart oppression and soreness of the chest peursy
fever night sweats difficult and prolse expectoraton
and all affections of I he chest lungs and liver
The Hoarlound Iiverwort and Pluerisv Root have for
fenles celebrated in the of diseases of the Lungs
aud Li%s.
able 10 extract from those medical herbs balsam, which
exerts IA wonderful effect in curing the Consumption
and Liver Complaint and all other Diseases of the Lung.
and chest great has become the reputation of Dr. Aliens
isalsam that is used in the New York; Philadelphia
and Baltimore Hospitals, and in the private practice 6 our
most eminent medical men.
For children alorng inflammation lungs colds,
coughs Group, Quinsy and throat, this Basam is of
great importance, The number of deaths among children
these diseases is truly alarming If parents wish To
the lives of their children, and Themselves much trouble
sam and whenever child has taken cold has any fever,
cough hoasencss give teaspoonf of this medclnennd
repeat it if necessary even one teamonfn Will often effect
an entire cure bnring the winter OF 1882 rsing OF one
Thousand families employed this remedy in the city Of New
York The consequence was, that the number Of deaths
among children reduced 10 less than half tina usual
number, may be by the city Inspectors report of
deaths -
I'm order 10 give tho reader idea the efficacy Of this
Basm, and how extensively ii is used, here Introduce
May 1882 as furnished us BY the agent, and published III
Monthly Report of the performed by Dr. u. u. Al
lens Balsan of oarlound, I,vcrwot and Pteusy Root,
during the month of May 1t has cured and completed the
sure .: Consumption iH ll2l cases
flyer complaint i02
Dyspepsia los
Asthma 81
PaIpation Of die TIeau 81
Raising blood Sc
To,al iG9l
'To number Of colds and coughs cured by this medicine
are too numerous to report"
5rCiUjiON-Pirclasc none nnrss it has the certti
cate of coHg ON the wrapper and label, and the writ
General DEPOT and wholesale Office - a rci.r STREET New
York Sold in Boston by ANDREW EYER, i0i Hanover ST
general agent for the be-, New En %' states
Oct 8, 1910. lyas
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27
, BRUNSWICK WOODEN FACTORY.

1TWOOL WANTED SO
VETIIITTEN & MEDER, having formed connection III
w business respectfully inform the public that they are
prepared TO manufacture Cloth from the a" material al the
c SrSmcE s'i from ID to so cts per yard
satinc,s 30 to 81 IL and find warp
White Flannel, I'd wd. z :, :.
do. do pressed p ="
Cotton & Wool Flannel II and find warp
Indigo Blue (aved in the Wool Bottle and Invisible green's
II to 20 cts per yd in addition to the above prices
Two cents per yard will be charged in addition to the
fore going prices when left with Agents.
Having made important additions to the machinery here.
tofoe operated in said factory and engaged the services of
trsty and experienced yvorkmen they feel warranted in
assuring public that they produce article of
manufactured cloth equal any other establishment IN the
State.
They recently visited several of the best manfacto
res in Massachusetts and obtained important information as
respects making dying and finishing cloths, and all Difficult
heretofore existing in the manufacturing department
viii be completely obviated.
spared, they determined to make cloth that shall give
entire satisfaction both respects durability and beauty
and they request favor from the public careful exam
naon of their goods believing that such course VIII sub
stantiate the above Statements. -
They have also purchased quantity of WOOL for the
purpose manufacturing cloth in the early part OF the
that may and examine for themselves be-
9rCIoth given ia exchange for Wool.
AGENTS.
| At Bath,--Messrs PALMER & LEDYARD.
iIarpsweil, -RoBERT p RIDLEY & E. ELLIOTT.
Messrs ALLEN Il PETTlNGlLl, oil Bah are also Agents
for receiving wool card and cloth to dress All orders
left with them win he promptly attended to.
Wool intended for manufacturing and Cloth to he dressed
le with either of the above agents will he finished and
turned the shortest notice. Persons leaving orders with
agents be particular in giving their directions. All
wool should be well washed onthe sheepan brought to the
mill in the fleece. Those living the vicinity of Salt water
viii do well towash their sheep therein
Wool carsled and Cloth dressed.
W. & NJ. will also CARD WOOL Il DRESS CLOTH in
the best manner and at the shortest notice.
PRICES fo1 Carding cts. perth. cash on delivery.
for Oing cts. q" D."
for Produce 3 l-2 cts. on delivery.
If charged on account cts mo variatons)
for dressing cloth u l-2 cts per yard.
WILLIAM WRITTEN wishes his former customers and the
public understand that he has connected himself in the
Brunswick Wooden Factory above where he sollclts
continuance of ebera patronage heretofore received by
him. He would further say to those who have to pass the
o Bridge and do not hire by the year, that they VIII be per
mted pass and back twice at the expense OF the
firm.
Tickets will beeft withthe toll gathcrer for this purpose
For sale as above, Cassimeres sanes Full Cloth, Blank
citing, Flannels, &c.
Bnlnswck May, 1871. u7
DRIED APPLE. lOOOlbs for sale by
III ~ Qua DD
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KoR THE TELEGRAPH.

Surely the people is grass. The grass wither.
eth, the fo,cer fadeth: but the word of our Gen
shall stand forerer."
How beautiful on every hill,
And mountain side and vale,
A carpet over earth is spread,
OF flow 'rets bright and pale
And varying, ever-pleasing green,
Most lovely to the eye,
When winter yields to smiling spring,
And folds his wings on high
Who does not love to see the first
Green blade of grass appear
AAd the first little, gentle flower,
Its timld head uprear-'
And through the long bright summer DAYS,
We see them springipgu
With changeful tuts, and varying forms
On every sunny slope
And down beside the little rill
In the dark forest shade
And where it, passing out to light,
Flows singing through the glade,
They shine in glorious loneliness,
Through one short summers reign,
Then gently, silently, they fade,
And fall to earth again.
And thus with man his little day
Of life is quickly passed.
Swift as the changes of dream,
Death shade is o Ter him cast
The little infant rears its head
As gentle flow 'rets rise
While we admire its loneliness,
1t fades, and droops, and dies.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE 1.-The Rockingham
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will take risks against
loss by Fire on Buildings Merchandise, &C. And the sub
scriber will attend all times TO the application Of persons
for Insurance by said Company, JOHN ELLIOT, Agent.
Roth Fob III lS1l tf47
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

MFRS GOOCII, has removed her business from Washing
I'VE ton street, Central street, in the room over Dr. Yields
Apthecary shop where she intends to keep assortment
of all descriptions of STR.4W BO.NNET'S! and of the
present NEW YORK SPRING FASHIONS!
NJ b. IeghorRs and Straw Bonneis of all descriptions,
cleaned and altered into the present fashions
Pnih. ADri 21th, lS1l. 3.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

Cheap CarpettnEs
NOR sale by the subscriber his Store No g. Granite block
Fine, superne and Extra superfine English Venetian
and American CARPE1INGS; Stair do, 10 and 5S wide ;
Scotch Hemp do. yd wide; Hearth Rugs, &C. &C.
PAPER H8JTGLFGS! large assortment of the best
styles from 2 l2 to IS cents per roll 4LSO-Teas, Sugars
Coees and all articles usually kept in Grocery
Store. DENNY KELLEY. Dec l94l 6m36
ID AISINS. SO boxes M. R. Raisns fresh and prime
~ der just received and for saleihy Z. CLAPP, Jr
Bath, April IA. o.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

ROARDEHS WANTED! 1T $3.50 PER WEEK !
ID at ttae Commercial House! HENRY ROOTH
would respectfully inform the public generally that he
tines to cary the above named House, and will furnish
board at s., so per week.
Grateful for past fvors, he solcits continuance of the
same. Bath, March H. 184l. tf50.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected weekly from Boston papers,
The following is complete list of Banks whose bills are
not bankabe i'll Boston, which is added the rate per oe
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n ELIVERED at your houses at five cents per quart COM
~ mencng aboutthe 10th of May next Those persons in
the settlement who wish to be supplied above be
furnished daily the coming season, by leaving their
with Amasa Soue in this town. with John Glass Wool
witch, on the "Taman Farm"
Bath, April %. l64l. TIA.
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POETRY.
HYMN TO THE sIGNERs.


TELEGRAM.
HYMN TO THE sIGNERs.
/.
Not mid the princeliness of gorgeous halls
Whose fretted columns rise in long array,
Ger whose stained windows crimson drapery
falls,
They met that day
Not where empurpled kings are wont meet
Bestarred and naughty mobiles, with an eye
Bent on the covering suppliants at their feet
Dlsdanfully.
That quaint, old hall was most severely plain,
The oaken wanscots simply carved, and none
Ofthose stout hearts e'er bowed with humble
strain
Before throne.
Short distance off the painted warrior prowled,
Threading through green and tangled bonghs
his way,
The wild deer coursed the plain, the panther
howled
Above his prey
Thoughts of the past came touchngly to them,
Their spirits leaned from out the cloudy west,
With ilial love towards those brghtisles that gem
The North Seas breast,
Their Father land They heard the songs once
ringing
When merry Christmas chimes went DER the
glade,
They saw the foliage DER each wild nook finging
Where chhdhoo played !;
The "nut-brown woods the flower decked do
minions
Ofquiet flock, and herd, and housing bee,
The wave washed city where careening pinions
Game in from
Fears with the vision rse-But other vision
Like clouds that veil the sunshine comes be-
tween,
Wild violence, oppression scorn, derision;
And 10 are seen
Pale forms a-weary with the watch of years,
Elastic once, yet bowed and stricken now
Shames blush hath dried from every cheek The
tears,
And ferce-knt brow,
And look, and gesture of indignant fee ling
Tell that old echoes do fall
Not with saddening tenderness, but pealng
A battle call !
One moment list they to the hoarse winds wailing,
Look on the overcast, and sombrc sky,
Then nerve themselves with hand and heart un-
quailing
To do or die
On parlor wall that DECLARATION stands,
In quiet study-nche that statues FILL
Wrought in fair guse by beauty's magic hands,
And limner's skill ~
Telling to wondering infancy the story
Ofthose who perilled in that trial-time
All to be free, and won the need of glory
Without its crime
Aye statesmen, deep philosophers, and sages,
Its unapproached pre-eminence do own,
On History's broad and battle crimsoned papcs
1t stands alone,
XIV
AS some stupendous mound the Earthquakes
power
Has riven and piled highfrowning DER the
Earth
Tells the greateonfict of the stormy hour
That gave it birth
TELEGRAPH
Surely the people is grass. The grass uither-
eth, the fo,cer fadeth:: but the word of our Goa
shall stand forever"
How beautiful on every hill,
And mountain side and vale,
A carpet over earth spread,
OF flow 'rets bright and PALE
And varying, ever pleasing green,
Most lovely to the eye,
When winter yields to smiling spring.
And folds his wings on high
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

NJ Al ~ r..
Commercial, Bangor 4 a $
Mercantile p" % 4 81
Globe, 60 C a
Calais Bank, e d
Washington Co. Bk. a
saltwater Canal " 25 d5Ol
City Bank, Portland, Is a
Westbrook Bank, 3 a
Georgia Lumber Co. 80 a
Frankfort Bank, so a
Agricultural, Brewer. l-2d-
Citizens Augusta, a
Oxford at Fryeburg, fraud. !
Bangor hank, old, closed.
Bank Of OldtoMA, no sale.
Damariscotta, charter expired.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord Bank, 3 a 5
Woi&boro' Bank 50 a
MASS ACHUSETTS.
Commonwealth, 10 ais
Chelsea at Chelsea, so a
Farmers & Mech On
anics' 5. Adams. oo
Nahant bank, so a
Middling Interest " Is ago
Middlesex, Camb'dge'3 a )
Newburyport bank 50 a
Fulton, at Boston, redeemed at
their counter.
Norfolk, RoXbury, redeemable
at their counter.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, & FANCY PAINTING.
a. C. SAWYER would respectfully inform his old Gus
~. toners and the public geueraty that he will continue 10
the above business in its various branches with dcs
patch at the old sand near the Sagadahock Ferry.
Bath January 30, 1871. tfi5
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My STORE md NEW GOODS!

y T.NF NTEV z q Z n ID " u w UVODS
II y. LTGNJONT offers for sale at the New Store, No.
3, North Of the Elliot House, good ASSORTMENT Ct w.
l. GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCKERY, AND GLASS
HdRE! composing r4 rate assortment ofaccs usual in
his line of trade which viii be scd very reasonable TERMS
.4LSO-as above, 50 barrels prime FLOUR
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GROCERIES A. PROvIsIoNs

GOOD assortment just received and for sale low by d.
Marson, consisting of Coffee, Sugars Teas Moasses,
Flour, Pork, Cheese, &C., &c. March pa If So
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-27

FOR SALE.
A CONVENIENT HOUSE, situated on High street for
merly occupied by D. Marston, Jr For terms Sc in
qure of DANIEL MARSTON