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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, AT AUCTION.
Ga FRIDAY NEXT. the 26th instant, At ink o'eloek
Nu Dc spi ~ the residence Of DIR. Dos. Mosey, on a
teet IN the block Of buildings above the Catholic
ruI an ms household and kitchen Furniture consist.
nE OF lnng tea and centre Tables, sideboards, Book
,asr an1 Seeretiry Carpets, Rugs Bets, Redstea
bedhng' Wardrobe, Bureaus and other ARTICLES sompr
snug ne usual variety. Terms-Cash
noG DUNLOP, MONCURE q CO Ancts
BY n. Il DICK ENSnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

sew STOCK FOR 1875.
TDN hr Liberty. .Is. arrvaI have received another
ID desirable SrrsH' IHI ans Winter Bows and shoes.
eounf.afHs o. goo assortment NJ fHr 1UrwIur kinds.
Meme heavy. H TH'c eH'ri prrErI RrHEBus
ID NrH.l HrT bound H1t nailed %. toms
10 frr DHf HuT ky arwrI U1UfrHs
ID heavy 1rvrI. vUTy stout, DO tof
d. heavy srwHl Wrirr Roots
H. F.lI Ir.sr'-I Wrrr proof Roots
Do s.rrt Cali Roots. great variety
BOYS tine kir and Gal. Ru1fecE
Women's fnr leather Wells, larEc sizes
Womrn's fine strap Leather HooTccs
Misses fnc Goat lace Bot
Misses fine Leather strap H1'ts and shoes
narou's celebrated Chi'ircn's Roots and shoes.
The above Goods of superior quality. anil direct FROM
the hands the manufacturer, and Will be- soi very nw
ID UhoIcasIe auI Iefail, by EAMI ptrNEN,
ne 10 Opposite the Ruins Eago Hotel,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

nc The above sale will positively take place ky nv
consent and appreciation. Should prove unfsvora
be will certainly take place the far ay sunday
excepted. GEO. EUGENE RWANN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
JAMES PHALEN y CO.,, Managers,
RICHMOND. Va.
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL

POkomoke River Lottery, Class ltG-TO DC drawn vii.
minEtpn, Del. Nov 25th-Drawing received saturday
morning capitalization, 6Usu 3pO uJ e 1000 lOO of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
VTRATY'ON ~ OFFFCE.

DtawinE Of MellsburE Lottery, No fT-Da~n Nov 2gfb.
~ - 40 IS 10 a As % Al 8 ~ "a 60
loket-Nos u is, prize Of slOO sold and oashed
% sTRATTON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
Arrivals, Clearanees. SC,

Ar st Bedford 26th sch Betsey & Polly, Gardiner
At MayagueZ 18th ult, brigs Ilorense Prince from Bath
dach'g; Levant, Alexander, do. do
At 81 Thomas lih sch STAR Farnham for st Barts
day.
= i'm Havana 18th, sch Charles, Rich for Bangor.
CT at Orleans 18th, brig Lime Rock, Faes, Boston.
Ar at Philadelphia 18th, sch Pannet Robinson Bath
brig Hudson, Saunders, Bangor.
Ar al Newport 9th, schs Helen Mar Eaton, Camden for
York. Juuo, Bayley Bangor; Elizabeth, Rogers, Bath.
Ar at Providence 9th, sch Tribune Klman, Bangor;
Morning Star, Nicierson, Bath.
Ar at Bedford 9th, sch DurCas, Bath
Arat Boston 29h, sch Helen, Wood Bath.
Ar at Haven 23d schs Embem Strout, Cherryfeld
Superb, Curtis, do.
Ar M Newport 9th, Sloop Nancy Harvey Gardiner.
Ar al Providence 25th, brig OsCcua, Pierce, Bangor
Nldes Walker, Edgcomb, Bah; sehs Franklin, Ncker
SON. bath; Ranger BaAter Bangor Susan, BLACKWELL Gar
diner; sluops, George Thatcher, and William Bower Gar
Molly and Francis, do.
Ar at Fall River 2lth, sloop Nancy Harvey, Ellis, Kenne
lec.
Ar at New Bedford 25th sch Sally, Collins Bangor; Four
Brothers, iinconvile; soop Mary Howard, Gardiner.
Ar at Newport 25th, sch Liberty, Fairfield Bangor 2Gth
brig Pinta, burlington, fict0u for East Greenwich.
81 FIN Picou Sth bark John OGiin Hanover, Philadelphia
Ar at Richmond 3d. sch Mary Maria, Timer Thomaston
Ar at Norfolk Odd, sch Eytio, Robinson, Thomaslon.
Arat York 25th ship North America, Hall, PiCou 10 !;
sch Lucy Blake, Blake, Camden.
Ar at Providence Goth, sells Echo, Bangor; Tyro Adams
do; Lucy and Abigail Gardiner.
Cldat Philadelphia 18th, sch Samuel, Fogg, Bath.
Ar at Newport lSh, ST Lucar Could Linronvile for
London 2gth schs Comet Nckerson, Providence IF Ken
uebeC; Pioneer, Moore, Bangor.
Ar At Providence2Sh, Leo, Rogers Bath Native, Prele
and Dorcas Kelley, Bath. 81 2Sth, Franklin, Nckerson
Bath
At Trieste, June 2lst, bark Fairfield, Cults, dsch'g.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
By Express from New York, Exclusively fol
the Atlas Office.
PROCEEDINGS eF CONGRESS-

PROCEEDINGS 9F CONGRESS
We have our full account Of the proceeding Of
Congress on Friday last. In Senate, the REvE-
NUE. BILL was taken up, after the transaction of
some other minor business a long discussion arose
on the amendment to strike from the list of excepted
articles, "gold and silver and other watches, and
parts of watches; gold and silver lace embroderyi
aces of silk, thread or cotton; and all articles CON-
posed wholly or chiefly of gold and silver; gems and
precious stones, aud pearls of all kinds when set;
ewelry, including pase, which would have to raise
the duty these articles from IL l2 per cent, the
present rate, 10 20 per cent. The amendment was
agreed to, Al 10 5. The Senate then proceeded to
the consideration of Executive business in the
course Of which the nomination of Messrs JENIFER,
as Minister to Austria, TODD. Minister to Russia,
and Gen. WooI, as Brigadier General of the L. s..
Army, in place of Gen. SCoTr, promoted, were
confirmed. Nothing is said, in any Of these ao-
counts in relation to the nomination Of Mr. EVERETT,
as Minister to England, but we have some reason to
believe that this nomination, which has been made
by the President. will not be rejected By the Senate.
The Bill for the Distribution of the proceeds Of
he Public Lands among the States, was received
from the Senate with amendments. The Bill was
referred to the Committee ON Public Lands, aud
the amendments ordered to be printed
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

have his testimony and the facts in the submit 10
their consideration without fear or favor
Though ardent in my temperament and sometimes harsh
in expression entertain toward no man living an nklnd
thought. To do good is my regonhe world is my home
and though my abiding place is not IN this town, yer
the medical profess ion is my pofessonand where er
r0am my pen shall aid in its defence, my untirng
and best eAurOs sinai ever be made in the cause Of hl-
many.
To conclude then--I had occasion to say under
another signature in this paper that tlng with medicines
Is ball." In the commencement Of dseasegre arroWf00t,
rice water, barley water, mucagnOus drnksseclusion Of
The sick or ind,posed suspension Of physical or mental
labor, free venaton frequent changes Of nen castor oil,
the bowels confined will ninety nine cases in hun
bred answer better purpose than medicines. Avoid df-
wing teas-they medcnes,-the physician prescrbes
them as such for the purpose of excitaon Their virtues
are dependant upon a volatile oil residing in them which
not untrequenty rtates the stomach and bowels, and IS
te real cause Of the only disease the patient has for winch
the doctor called in 10 comhaand which, had Cruel ana
soothing treatment been had TO- the physicians
bill' would have been saved. Again say, that Iiins
with medicines is bad, and in repeating it, have no
- ScEPrIcIsM.
Remark By tic odor II will be understood by readers
that have interest in either side Of this controversy,
respecting drivng teas'' and smpe nles'-urther than
chat the ends of truth and planthophy may be subseryed
We endorse for neither of the dputans but let each speak
FOR himself We trust the articles may and interest
readers.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

;E--FoThe U'aldoboro' Pdtfiot,' tries to make 1t
appear tina: Hon Vim. d. Sewall Of this town, was
rejected and abused by the late Wing Convention
at Wiscasset, because he was not re-nom mated
The Patriot had better ascertain first, whether Mr.
Sewall wished denomination, The knowing
editor states further. that his (Ir Sewall's) name
was reported to the Convention for denomination"
and then ''he rejected by decisive vote''-
This is totally void of truth. Mr. Sewall's name
,ras not re ported and neither nor the editor Of
tho Patriot have any evidence that it was Nj
Sewas desire to stand. The fact that he was not
nominated seems to be conclusive evidence that he
was not so disposed We think Mr.. Sewail can
take care of himself without the Patriots aid.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
From the Baltimore american.

IIENR1 CLNI TO TIE W HINo.
IN the concluding part of his noble speech on
the Veto, after speaking ofthe buoyant hopes with
which he had come to the Extra Session, and the
exertons the Wings had made to pass such mea-
cures as would give relief to the country, Mr..
Clay uttered the following elevated and patriotic
sentiment and exhortaton to his friends -
"COME WHAT MAY, LET US DO OUR
DUTY, OUR WHOLE DUTY; AND MOTH
ING SHORT OF OUR DUTY; WE OWE
THIS TO THE COUNTRY, AND LET US
NOT FALL SHORT OF IT.
Pass the sentiment round re-echo it, and let it
be our governing principle.
TEN THOUSAND WIGS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

Ssch New York. Merrill, Of and for Bath arrived New
port 26t inst. ID DIS i'm Savannah in Distress When
days ont three of the taken sick and the 18th
there not board able do duty except the cap
tain One Of the crew, Lewis Abbott of Brunswick, Me.
died 25th of bilious ntemant fever and the others have
the fever and ague two Of them taken to the Hospital,
and the rest recovering. On the Dist in lat 30 80 %
spoken by the sch Glide Harold of Scituate II DIS
I'm Curacao for Boston, who inquired the longitude, which
gven on the 25th off Block Island, the vessel
again passed under the Y how, within pistol shot, when
she had signal of distress flying, and did offer any
sistance, passing silently by.
The brig Walter, Capt Davis of Eden, Me. from Darien,
at York, reports having been ashore Cape Henry 10
d and got of by the agents of the MISUNDERSTANDING
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
PRDSCRIpTE0NI

u5The Locofoco papers in this State have
made great noise about the removal and APP
pointment of Postmasters, under Mr.. Granger S
administration, and have endeavored to make
their readers believe that nothing like it ever
happened before But let US look at the facts
Mr.. Briggs on Wednesday, during discussion
the Post Office Bill in the House of Represen-
tatves stated the fact, that since the 4th OF Mar.
last, there have been less than 1000 Postmasters
appointed, whereas, in 1889, Amos Kendall APP
pointed exclusive of new offices) TWO THOU
SAND TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
SEVEN. In 1910, 227l were appointed exclu-
siye of those to fill new Offices What will Lo-
cofocoism say to this '-AdU.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

FISCAL AGENr' The new Fiscal Corporation project
noticed in last has passed the House by large majority
The final action of the Senate yet known. We are
inclined to believe it will pass the Senate, with perhaps
few amendments-n which, without Doubt the House VIII
concur. Whether it Will be signed By the President Is
matter of dispute among the knowing ones. We think
depends entirely upon the Difference he enertans for e
expressed views his lamented predecessorwhose pop
lary with the whole people Of this great nation, brought
him TO the seat occupies. We still hope for favor
able issue.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

To the H0aora6 Nathaniel Grotoa Esquire JadgoQf Probac,
lraltt 4sa tart LatRtg Of lincoln
Fs ESPECTFULIY represent William NJ. Rogers and
III Gersom Hyde, Executors ofte last will of Green Rich
ads0n late of Bath in said County, deceased That the
so Estate 0fthe said deceased is sufficient by the
of Twelve Hundred Dollars to answer the just debts which
he owed and the egacies by him made they therefore pray
that they be empowered and licensed to sell much Of
the Real Estate of the said deceased may be sufficient to
raise the said with incidental charges And whereas
by partial sale the residue Of said Estate would he greatly
reduced in value they praylor license To sell the whole
at private sale. WIN. NJ ROGERS,
GERSHOM HYDE.
LINCOLN, SSH Probate Court hGid at Bath lola md
t0r the County Of Lincoln, l7h day Of August H. d.
1871,
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered that the said Petition
give notice all persons interested in said Estate 10 a
pear Court Of Probate TO be holden at Wiscasset on the
twenty seventh day Of September next by causing copy OF
said Petition with this Order be published three weeks
successfully previous said Court in the Lincoln Telegraph,
aneWspaper printed at Bath.
NATirL GROTON, Jttigc Of Pro5ate.
Attest: JOHN C.. DODGE, Register.
\ true copy ofthe Petition and order thereon.
Attest: JOHN c. DODGE, Register.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

TElIIE Fall Term of this Institution, will commence on
l. THURSDAY, September 10th, and continue fourteen
weeks.
An experienced teacher has been employed whose aten
ton viii be wholly devoted the Primary Department Of
the school which arrangement will afford increased acilI-
ties TO those pursuing the advanced studies, and par
cuarly those DESTROYS OF instruction in respect To the
subject Of Teaching.
The expense Of young lady at the Seminary for board,
ro0uI-reu washing fuel and light will be SD; or an extra
charge fer instruction ON the Piano Forte, and for instruction
in French 1900
Board in private families is obtained for 81 80 and 81 75a
week Young gentlemen obtain their meals ana wash
ing the Seminary for % per week the expense for
room in the village and for other incidental bills VIII amount
to twenty five or thirty cents week more.
Tuition is ST. s. % 3 and So g. per term according to
sdie. pursued which is at the of 80, 81 and s. per
quarter. JOSIAH PIERCE, secretary.
Gorlam, August "a, 1871. 3w3.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

1t is The most severe and destructive fire which
the city fLowell has experencednot in the amo unit
of property consumed, but in the extent of the suffer
ing which it must cause among the poor families thus
turned houseess upon the world
1t is said that one woman and chid-a Mrs Nc
Laughlin and her infant-are missing, and are
supposed to have been buried in some of the ruins
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
Let it not be forgotten,

That there never need of more than fifty men
on the Aroostook, and that Strickland story of 300
armed trespassers was all moon shine, contradicted
by the report of the Land Agent himself, and hat
the appropriation of $500, 900 was made on enron
eous information
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
ARANGE FLOWER LOTION, FOR TnE

ORANGE FLOWER LOTION, FOR THE
" COMPLEXION The subscriber Offers this Lotion TO
the public with confidence safe agreeable and certain
remedy for the cure, prevention, Of Ppes ON the face
for FrecIes for the removal prevention OF Tan; for
from exposure the SUM and for rendering the
complexion clear and beautu IL IS particularly recon-
menfed to gentlemen prevent soreness after shaving,
and for preventing all kinds OF Erupons which often
follow For sale only by ORLANDO ToMPLANs, ~
Washington corner of Winter street, Boston, and GEO. II.
CARLror Il Co.. Lowell
Fnrsaig in Bath by Il. WOOD, Central Wharf. 3ml9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

PREDICTIONS Some of the papers are quite busy al pre-
dictions." They represent things in critical state at
Washington and talk of Jiow-up'' in the Cabinet, and
many other similar foolish speculaons These speculation
from loco foco emssares for the most pat and are
entirely unworthy of confidence We beg readers to
put no faith in them whalever-the Wing party will come
out right side up in the end-dont be alarmed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

A FIRE IN LOWELL. A fire broke ont in Low
ell about half past II O'Clock Thursday night
near the Catholic church, in part Of the city called
''the Acre. and before the progress Of the flames
could be arrested, consumed five entire blocks of
wooden buildings, and parts of others,
Several workshops were also destroyed, together
with large quantity of valuable tools and Stock
About fifty poor fanilies-many ofthem Irish-were
burnt out, and lost the greater portion Of their furni
lure and effects.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
PATENT COMBINATION LOCK TO PRE-
VENT ROBBERY.

TJNE subscriber will receive for the Patent Comb
nation Locks for Banks and other Safes and Vaults and
have them placed therein
These Locks in in three hundred Baaks in
the United States They be picked can an impress
sion he taken from the keyhoe and they hare HeDer N any
instance been oeed though often attempted $1,000 has
been placed in Iron chest in New York and Philadelphia
with the Key the disposal of any one, with the reward of
$780, If he could unlock it, which has been repeatedly yed
without success
For particular information, reference is had to the
circular of the INVENTOR sent to all the Banks in the Union.
- JOHN JAY JEROME.
Bath Aua 9th. 3W:e2.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
DOCT JOHNSCN'S,
American Anodyne Linincnt, or
LIQUID O3ODELDOC.

LIQUID O3ODELDOC.
PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL AND
EXTERNAL USE.
rsNIIIs article has become STANDARD MEDICINE, and
enjoys the high privilege of being known and patronsed
bya great portion of the Medical Faculty throughout the
State OF Maine.
The inventor proprietor of this preparation was in the
regular and practice of medicine Tor twenty years
has been preparing this article for the last fifteen years, and
with full confidence, offers to the public the result Of
his fr9eieBceand best efforts.
No better remedy can be taken in all wherein anti
spasinodic is needed such hard dry Cough, Hopping
Cough Hoarness and Colds Pain and Soreness in
the Lungs, Stomach and sides, caused by lifting or other
wise; for Srancuary Asthma and Influenza; for Throat,
weak Lungs, &C., &c.
The increased demands for this medicine has been VERY
GRE At within the LAST SIX MONTHS have made
arrangements with the manufacturer to BE- constantly sup
ulied and eau furnish it wholesale or retail.
Traders in other towns, furnished ii the manufacturers
price by the doZ. OTIS kIMhALl.
Bath May %, 1871. bmIs9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

Rumored Fate ofthe President Steamship.
The New York papers publish letter puponng to have
taken from bottle picked up sea- and written on an
iceberg by of the passengers of that lfaed Ship If
the letter authentic, have the history of her fate We
have not room for the letter this week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

WHAT the subscriber has been duly appointed
administrator of the Estate of Edward Hanlton late of
Lisbon (who deceased at st Joseph East Forda) in the
County of Lincoln, deceased and has taken upon himself
that trust by giving bonds the law directs. And all per
having demands upon the of the said Edward
Hamilton, required to exhibit the and all persons
indebted TO the said estate called upon make payment
CHARLES TiBBEfS Administration
Lisbon Aug. %, ls4l. 3w.2.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

ONLY THREE WEEKS GRACE!!
LII persons indebted to the subscriber by Note account
IA of more than years standing, must pay the same
within three weeks they nil be sued
Aud all persons indebted by Note account of more than
six months standing notified that payment must be
made within six weeks they will be sued These condi-
tons will be enlOrced-aD aistake.
WILLARD WALKER.
Bath hurIs o. lS4l 6w22
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

The Bangor Wing says that there was rumor in
tina, city on Saturday, that the United States Com
missione-s engaged nrunning the boundary line be-
tween Maine and Canada, have been arrested and
imprisoned. The Wing atiaohe. credit to the
report.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
DIED.

In this Monday last Mr. Wadron Leavitt, aged
30 years.
Drowned on the 18th ult, in Long Reach, near Bath
Charles f., aged vs.. and of Joshua Moody of
Boston, and grand child OF John NJ Moody, OF Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02

To READERS. This paper and the next one,
we feel constrained to fill mostly with political inior.
nation. We have on hand AN original tale, several
article of poetry, &c. &c, which will enrich future
numbers Bear with US another week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
JOHN JAY JEROME,

LOWWSStON .NtrcNuW,
HAS for sale at No. Kings Row.
III New York hIoeskin Hats,
j Case Boys Brogans,
Boxes No. Hard Soap, warranted,
Paper 6ngngs,
Pieces Prints Alosin de LANES, silk IIdks., Fancy
Hdkfs Case Cloth e Knit Wooden Caps, Boxes of Ink
and Umbrellas-ccry cheap for cash.
Bath Aug 25th. %.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
MAINE DISTRICT, ss.

q
TO the yHarshd four District Of .llGac his Deputy,
GREETING.
VNTE COMMAND YOU to make known in the
w by law prescribed, that Libells filed In District
Court of Name against the Schooner Waldo, her tackle,
apparel and furniture, whereof Harding F. Merrill late
MASTER in behalf0 George Davis and Amm NJ. White
Bath in said District, Merchants, wherein they allege that
the 23d day of November last past they shipped
freight and hire l4i barrels Potatoes be carried and
ported from said Bath the port of Aakapas, and there
delivered in like good order and condition by Bill of La
ding will APPEAR and they alege that said vessel did
in safety at said port, but that through the negligence OF
said Master the said Potatoes not delivered but Who'll
w lost said Ihelauts~o damage of three hundred
dollars, and they pray that said schooner may he decreed
liable therefor and ordered be sold payment of said
damages and that all persons interested in said Schooner
may be cited and admonished appear and shew If
any they have wherefore said prayer should not be granted
We command you therefore that cite and admOnis the
said Master aud and all other persons interested
caimngan interest therein to appear at the time and place
herein after named for the purposes aforesaid
tCulay set forth in the said Lbel that hearing and trial
viii be had thereon at Wscasset said District, the
first Tuesday Of September next, when and where
interested therein, appear and shew cause, if
can he shewn wherefore the should be decreed
Liable and disposed OF according to law Hereof fail not,
and make return of this WRIT with your dongs heein into
our said Court at Wiscasset aforesaid.
WrNEss, the Hon. AsHuR WARE, Portland the twenty
sixth day of June in the year Of Lord Thousand
eight hundred and forty
[Signedl ]. MUSSEY, Clerk.
A true copy, attest
(3W2l) NICHOLAS NICHOLS, Dcputg Marshal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-02
siIEnMAN,s PREMIUM TOOTH PASTE.

SFIEIsNAN'S PREMIUM TOOTH PASTE.
ep AID breath, Tootlache and Spongy Gums cured, Yellow
Id and raer prevented and removed, and the Teeth
whiten9d and beautied by sheman Orrs Tooth Paste,
which took the Premium nj Fair of the American
Institute, the best article offered to the public 1t is
warranted free from all deetCruus substances, and is
markaby pleasant, leaving delicious taste in the mouth
after its use.
DIR. ELLIOTT, the distinguished oculist, says he never
used Dentrifce equal TO it.
NERVOUS HEADACHE CURED IN A FEW MIN
UTES. Shennan's Cdmphor Lo2cnges will any
la few minutes, however bad may be- Many be
feTred who have found entire relief from these LozengeS,
which nothing else would do any good.
For sale in Bath by The authorized AGENT L. WOOD
Bath Sept ID. tf23.