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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The Publishers of THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE, encouraged
by the patronage and hearty approval which has
been extended to their Daily paper since its establishments
and whh has already rendered the SecORd in point of
circulation in the city, proposed to PUBLISH and after the
18th day of September WEEKLY edition, sheet of
mammoth size, excluding all matter of local uansiory
interest and calculated mainly for County circulation
The TMBUNE-whetheri in its Daily or Weekly Edition
will he what its impors-an untncng supporter of
ros superficial theorists, influences of unjust
perfect agslaon and the schemes and suphis of self
seeking denagogues II will srenuously advocate the Pho
AMERICAN INDUSTRY against The gdsping and
bligtng policy of European Governments and the
unequal competition which they force upon us, also
against the present depressing system of State Prison abor
discreet but determined prosecution of Internal
Improvement The Retrenchment, wherever practicable,
Government Expenditures and Of Executive Patronage will
be zealously urged In Short this paper Will faithfully main
tain and earnestly advocate the plicpes and Measures
which the People approved in devOying Wing Statesmen
the conduct of their Government.
But small portion however, of its columns Will he de-
voted to purely Political discussions. The proceedings of
Congress will be carefully recorded the Foreign and Do
nestle Intelligence viii be early and Cidy presented and
whatever shall appear calculated to promote Morality min
tain Social Order, extend the blessings Of Education, in
any way subserve great Of Human Progress
ultimate Virtue, Liberty and Happiness, will find place in
columns.
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be published every Saturday
morning in Quo form large imperial sheet, Oh
by ~ nches and afforded subscribers TWO DOL.
LARS year Six copies will be forwarded year for Ten
Dollars, Ten copies for Fifteen Dollars, and any larger
Der in the latter proportion Payment in advance will be
invariably required and the paper stopped whenever the
of such payment expires Subscriptions respect
fully solicited by GREELEY y McELRATH, 30 Ann st.
New York, August II, ls4l
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CARPENTER d. HARRIS,
KENNEBEC & BOSTON

THE subscribers, in connection with Messrs. p c. HALE
Co., of Boston, would respectfully theiT
friends and the public that they have made gements
transport PACh.4GES .dNI) BUNDLES OF GOODS,
from AUGUSTA, HAILOWEfL GARDINER, BATH
and the intermediate towns, Steamers JOHN W. RICH
MOND aud IIUNTRESS, to BOSTON, and through
HARNDENS EXPRESS to NEW YORK aud other South
and Western Cities Personal and prompt attention VIII
he given delivering packages and money, paying and
ecting bills and purchasing and selling merchandise.
Ali packages intended for should be iegiby marked
"kENNEBEC EXPRESS" Large articles VIII be called
for If suitable notice is given.
Offices. At the AUGUSTA BooHsroRE, Augusta; at G. G
BAoHrLDER's ilaowel; ut A. 4. Perkins, Gardiner;
A. PARsoNs Bath and at p. c. Hale Co.'S, No. g.
Street. Boston. Cas-. CARPENTER,
SAMI. l.. HARRIS
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FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT.

SAMUEL CROMWELL, TAILOR, returns thanks 70 ule
- liberal inhabitants of Bath and vicinity for the panonaeo
they thus far favored him with, and would take TINS
portuny TO inform them that he continues TO execute az
orders in his line of business with proptness and depa
He trusts that his extensive experience in his proiessoh
and his unremtting efforts please his patrons, como
with perfect knowledge of his trade, will enable HIM TO
merit and receive continuance of the public favor
Persons wishing Garments made in the best manner and
according to the latest fashions will please call athe Oce
directly over Parsons Smiths Store in Rogers new boh
block FCuttng done short notice. Latest Fashions
duly received. III
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

rIIA the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the last will of Peeg Tallman late Bath in the
County Of Lincoln, deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust, by giving bonds the law directs And
all having demands upon the estate of the said Pg
aan required exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted the said estate called upon make payment
ELEANOR TALIMAN, r...
HENRY TALLMAN HAe'"tO"'
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Ixennebec s. Boston Steam Navigation,-lS4i l.
h, Ss~FzazsE n THREE DOLL"dhS 70 BoSIo1''
+ laal ~ The new and Splendid Steamer
:d5sEta9 JOhnW. R1e I'm On II,
ezrzzsZsS3lzzSzzs n KIMBALL-Master.
Until further notice viii leave Hallowell on Mondays
u and Thursdays at half past p NJ and Gardiner NJ
Boston and returning will leave north side OF wharf,
Boston, for Gardiner and Iaowe on tuesdays ana fhdays
at p NJ. 80 q
Fare from Hallowe and Gardiner to Boston, S3,OO-om
Bath 81, 50-meals extra - -
stages VIII be in readiness oun arrival ofthe Boat TO con
passengers Augusta, Waervle Bangor ana BeSt'
All freight be ntegihy marked, or It VIII not De re-
cpved and all bills for freight must be PAID on delivery oi
the goods This boat well furnished with fre engines,
buckets BEATS &c. in order insure the safely oil pst
gers The high reputation of the W. Richmond makes 1t
unnecessary that the propreto should say any thing IN re
aon her only that her qualities as safe sea boat are NOT
surpassed by any boat in the Union - -,
Notice Shippers and CoHsgHeea-A0 goods BagSage,
Bank Bills, Specie other property shipped on board te
John w Richmond must be ut the risk OF the owners o sG
property and all Freight landed must be taken from Tue
wharf without delay will be stored al the FISK ana eA-
pense of the in all respects Whatever III persons
are forbid trusting any account OF TINS Boat.
The propretos have relnquished the ralsporlat9n o
money, bills and valuable packages, to q. = CAkPEN Eh
who will his own risk Express by way oil the
w. Richmond. The proprietos therefore, VIII not De at
countabe for the safe Conveyance or delivery OF any suc
articles. ,,.,r,, -,
Haowell, Apl ls41 tf3 A. HOWARD, Agl.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Subscriber has been
duly appointed Executor of the Estate Benjamin En-
late OF Georgetown in the County of Lincoln deceased:
and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
the law directs And all persons having demands upon the
Estate of said Benjamin Emmons required to exhibit the
same and all persons indebted to the said Estate called
upon to make payment. JOHN HINKLEY, Executor.
Bath, August 81, lS41. 3n22.
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BRUNSWICK WOODEN FACTORY.

ryWOOL WANTED.tG
WHTTTEN MEnER having formed connection con, ,i in
prepared to manufacture Cloth from the raw material at the
Cass l1 s'ti from 40 to so cts per yard
satnets 30 to 81 10 and find warp
Walled Cloth 80 to 81 10 per yd
White Flannel, I'd wd. II
Culored g yd wd %
do. do. pressed - 4"
Cotton & Wool Flannel Ii and find warp
Indigo Blue dyed in WOODY Bottle and Invisible greens
II to 20 cts per yd in addition to the above prices
Two cents per yard will be charged in addition to the
lore going prices when left with Agents.
Having made important additions to the machinery here
tofre onered in said factory and engaged the services of
rlsty and experienced workmen they feel warranted ~
assuring the public that they can now produce an article Oh
manufactured cloth equal to any other establishment III he
State. 20, ,.e.
They have recently visited several of the best mannacto
res in Massachusetts and obtained important information as
respects making dying and finishing cloths and all dihcu
ties heretofore existing in the manufacturing department
viii be completely obviated. IN ,
spared as they are determined to make cloth that shall give
entire satisfaction, both as RESPECTS au[Gy anu "eu
inaton of their goods, believing that such course VIII sub
stantate the above statements. -l, = ,
They have also purchased quantity OF NOolI Tor the
mrpos of manufacturing cloth in the early part of the sea
son, that customers may see and examine Tor themselves DC
~ Cloth given in exchange for Wool.
AGENTS.
Wiscasset,-SIL.AS l.. YOUNG.
IfarpsweI,- ROBERT P. RIDLEY & f. ELLIOTT.
Nessrs AILEN& PETTINGILL, of Bath are also Agents
fo receiving card and cloth TO dress. All orders
left with them will be promptly attended to-
Wool intended manufacturing and Cloth TO he dressed
left with either of the above agents VIII be finished and
turned at the shortest notice. Persons leaving orders with
agents must be particular giving their directions All
wool should well washed the sheep and brought To the
mill in the fleece Those living in the vicinity OF Salt water
will do well to wash their sheep therein.
woo, cnrtyes, ana cloth dressed,
w. & NJ. will also CARD WOOL & DRESS CLOTH in
the best manner and at the shortest notice.
PRICES for Cardng cts. per h. cash ON delivery.
for Oiling 2 cts. g
for Produce - cts on delivery.
If charged account cts. Ono VariationS)
for dressing cloth II 10 cts. per yard.
WILLIAM WRITTEN wishes his former customers and the
public to understand that he has connected himself in the
Brunswick Wooden Factory above, where he sollcts
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore received by
him. He would further those who have To pass the
toll Bridge and do hire by the year. that they will be
med to pass and back twice at the expense Of the
firm.
Tickets will be left with the toll gatherer for this purpose
Forsa above, Cassmees, satinets Full Cloth, Blank
etng Flannes, &c.
Brunswick, May, lS4l tn
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~-Na - THE fast sailing and superior Steamer
hS-s HUNTREss, r. G. JEwErr, Master, will
SszetETxs8-= leave Kings Wharf, Bath, every Wednes
day and Saturday mornings O'Clock for Boston via
Portsmouth,
Returning will leave Portsmouth, on Mondays and
Gardiner and HaLoweH and arrive afternoon. Fare
through Boston 50 80 To Portsmouth 81 80 Meals extra
Regular days for the j. w RICHMOND to leave Halloween,
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at half past ,, p. NJ.
For further particulars apply to p KNIGHT, Agent
Bath MAY 10TH 1871. IT'S
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DANIEL WILLIAMS, ESQ.
GIN. GEEENLIEF WHITE, I a,.,,.,,
|tM. X. SMiTHS1 Co. 1"s"'''
WILLIAM W0ART ,JR., ESQ.
GIN. Gro. W. BACHELOR, Gardner.
CALVIN SPAULDING, HaiiODeH.
Il. 3. hlussEY, Boston.
NJ B. All packages letters left with A. Parsons nj hs
Sagadahock Cheap Sore,' viii receive prompt attention
Bath Nav DO ls4l. tfs.
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CONSTANTGY ON hand and for sale by c. s. jerks at
" his Bookstore, Front Street. the Theological wr.
ings of EMANUEL SWEDENBORG; and also, other
works designed 10 explain the Doctrines peculiar to the New
Jerusalem Church.
Bath. Ann. 10 3mo0
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21

n r, EMS B.aLS.4JM OF HOdRHOUND, LIVER
- WORT, AND PLEURISY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaint colds coughs splitting blood catarh
asthma difficulty of breathing, pain in the sde palpation
oppression and soreness of the Chest peusy,
hectic fever night sweats difficult and pofuse expectoaon
and all affections of the chest, lungs and liver:
The Hoarhound Liverwon and Pluerisy Root have for
centuries celebrated in the cure of diseases of the Lungs
and Liver.
able to extract those medical herbs, balsam, which
exerts wonderful effect in curing the Consumption
and Liver Complaint and all other diseases of the Lungs
and chest So great has reputation of Dr. Aliens
Balsa that is now used in the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore Hospitals and in private practice of
most eminent medical men,
For children abong under inflammation OF the lungs, colds
coughs Group, Qunsy, and sore ih1oa ths Balsam Is OF
from these diseases is truly alarming Ii parents wish TO
save lives of their children and themselves much trouble
anxiety and expense, let them procure Dr. H. d. Aliens Bal
sam and whenever child taken cold, has any fever,
cough hoaseness, give easpooniul OF TINS medcneand
repeat if necessary even one teaspoonnl VIII often eect
mn entire e During the winter of 1885, rising of
thousand families employed this remedy in the city of New
York The consequence was, that the number OF deaths
among children reduced to less than one hall the usual
number may be by the city Inspectors report OF
order to give the reader idea of the efficacy of this
Balsa aud extensively IL is used we here introduce
the monthly report of the cures performed IN te pnlh o.
May, 1885, furnished us by the AGENT ana pseished IN
the New York sun. a,
Basa of oarhound Lverwort, and Pteurlsy Root
during the month of May. 1t has cured and completed the
cure of Consumption in li5i cases
Liver complaint ioS .
Dyspepsia l96
Asthma VI No. D.
Papitation of the Heart 81 ''
Raising blood DO "
Total 1862
The number of colds and coughs cured by this medicine
are numerous to report"
Observation-Disclosures none unless it has the certf-
cate of Copyright on the wrapper and LABEL and the writ
ten signature of B. d. ALLEN, NJ. D.
General Depot and wholesale office IS Barclay
York. Sold in Boston by ANDREW GEYGR l04 Hanover st
general agent for the New England States.
| A3-For sale i'll Bath by J. WILKINSON
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RANDALL 81 W

RANDALL 81 WHITMAN,
COU.WSELLORS AND .4T'TORN'EYS AT L.aW,
BATH Me.
BENJAMIN RANDALL, I ,co7,A
WIN. II. WHITMAN. !
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HOUSE FOR SALE!

HOUSE FOR SALE!
- THE convenient dwelling house now
49, occupied and owned by the subscriber,
Alk-Ft n4 having good Stable wood house and 9th
f buildings attached to the same, with
esFs=ltkzszeR "A Wei of good Water, several very eX-
celent fruit trees, located on convenient
and pleasant lot commanding fine view of the Kennebec
is now offered for sale at reasonable terms
Persons wishing good location, VIII do well TO call
Possession given by the first of September Apply TO,
GILBERT. TRUFANT.
p,th I,Iv TX 1871 4tf 16
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AssrGNEIIS NOTTcE.

CHARLES w. HOLMES having assigned his stock in
~ trade and all his property Of whatsoever kind 10 the
subscribers for the benefit of his credltos three months is
allowed from the date hereof for creditors to become parties
to said assignment The ass ignmen may be seen by ap-
picatOn TO either Of the assgnees.
b. c. BAILEY, ! ,.;,ao.
). =. SEWALL. 's
Bath Sent. Il, 1871. 3n2j.
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ASSIGNEES NOT1CE.

TOHN MATHEWS, %, having assigned his stock in trade
and all his property Of whatever kind to the subscribers
for the benefit of his creditors three months allowed by
law from the date hereof for creditors become parties
said assignment, which may be found with either Of the
subscribers On application thereto.
h. q. BAILEY, ! Assioooos
WIN. V. MOSES ! S's''
Bath Sent 18th 1871. 3m25,
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Ii. Il. CURRIER,

SURGEON DENTIST
in town, and will remain for few days. Roms over
Il d. Y. Kendall's Store.
Rath Sent ID. II
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TO LET.

TO LEI.
THE Store next east of Doct Wilknsons in "Perce's
Brick Block, opposite Messrs. z. Hyde & Co's-pos-
session given Immediately. Apply to CHS. CLAPP, Jr
Ap %, lS4l IFS Staniford's Wifi
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BanIi Note Gable.

Corrected weekly from Boston papers.
The following is complete list of Banks whose bills are
not bankae in Boston, TO which is added the per cent
a
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STONE CUTTING,

SfVNfL
ID ICHARD ADAMS would inform the public that he in
Az tends the continuance of the Stone Cutting the old
stand, near the Sagadahock Ferry Bath at his shop, Bnn
swick nearly opposite the Stage Tavern and his place
residence Cathance Mill TOpsham-a which places he
will furnish the first rate Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work, executed
with Dispatch in the neatest manner and at least low
can be had in the state. Also, White American Marble
Grave Stones window caps stills, and belts Brick Build
ings &C., &c In of absence Bath apply Capt.
Lambard next doOra brunswick to Mr.. Lln opposite.
Also, for sale, some 2O00 feet hewn ranging timber.
Nav 9Th, 1871. If 6.
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QUARANTINE.
ON and after the tenth day of June, and until the tenth
" day of October S4l quarantine shall be had all
vessels their officers crews, passengers and cargoes their
arrival the West Indies, Gulf of Mexico, any port
where contagious disease prevailed their departure
all vessels board Of which, any person shall have
died been sick with any contagious disease, during
their homeward passage No person shall be admitted TO
board of ON shore from any vessel when at quar-
antne, without "A permit from the Health Officer The
will be strictly enforced. Vessels will anchor at the
place of quarantine nearly opposite the south Steam
Mill Pilots requested attend to the above regulations
ISRAEL PUTNAM Health Officer.
Bath MAY 10, 184l. tf9
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THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT!!

KENNEBEC AND BOSTON, STEAM NAPIGA
LINE.
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IL tie HonOrGbc Nathaniel Grafton, Esquire Jadge If PrOJate
,1ithta ady5r the County Of LiHcoia-
u ESPECIFUlLN represents John Carr, Administrator
Ia of the Esate Of Thomas Adams, late of Bowdon
in said County, deceased, That the personal Estate Of the
said deceased is not sufficient by the of five hundred
Dollars to answer the just debts which he owed therefore
prays that he 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
JOHN CARR
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21

Norfolk, Roxbury, redeemable
at their counter.
.RoNbHn bank, fraud.
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TABLE CUTLERY.
IVORY, Horn, Ebony and Cocoa Handled Knives and
Forks from the mandatory Portland, (Aaine for sale
by G. Vi. KENDALL.
Bath, July D. If 49,
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HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, 81 FANCY PAINTING.
g c. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
~ toners and the public generally that he will continue TO
carry the above business in its various branches with des
PATCH at the old stand, near the Sasadahock Ferry.
Bath, January 80, 1871, tfa5
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DOCTORS sToCKBRIDGE & HALE,

MEAD d SYRUP.
& ARSAPARILLA MEAD and Lemon Syrup, by the dozen
- for sale by CHA'S CLAPP Jr
July 6, 1871 Is
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ORANGE FLOWER LOTION, FOR THE
" COMPLEXION. The subscriber Offers this Lotion to
the public with confidence, safe, agreeable and certain
remedy for the cure, peyenton of Pmpes the face
for Frecles for the removal prevention of Tan for
Rednes from exposure to the and for rendering the
complexion clear and beautiful. 1t is particularly recon-
nended gentlemen to prevent after shaving
and for preventing all kinds Of Eptions which often
follow. For sale only by ORLANDO TOMPKINS, 27I
Washington corner of Winter street, Boston, and Gro. Ii.
CARLTON Il Co., Lowell.
For sale in Bath by Il. WOOD, Central Wharf. 3Inl9.
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CROCKERY WARE.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery, lust
II imported from England, and for sale cheap by
H. HYDE & Co
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RHODE ISLAND.
Scituatt Bank, 20 a
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ASSACuISETTS-

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord Bank, 3 Il 5
WollSboro' Bank 50 a
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LIST
Remaining in the Post Office, Phpsbarg, NE. Oct LIST, S41
Butler Plebe 2 Fletcher IhIeben Sprague Jethro
Batcheder Emerson Foote John w Wright Timothy
Clifford Elijah Lee James 'Wilds John
Cutting David ObsTtOn AarthaJanej Wills Washington
Collins Silas w Rogers Sam'l l. IWilds Samuel I'd
Darrah Joseph Rogers James lWilds Mary Ann
3w.s. NATHANIEL C. REED, F. VI.
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TiiE PRINCE be JoiNvlLLE.

The Prince is the Lion Of the day at the North
We take the following from the Boston Transcript,
touching the movements Of his Hghness and his per-
sonal description, &c.
The Prince dc .Joinpilie and Suite, accompanied
by the French Consul, and E. Smith, Jr. and A. Co
ndreau, Esqs, Of this city, arrived this morning from
New York, via 5tonington. The Superintendent OF
the Transportation Company made very handsome
arrangements for the accommodation of the Prince on
the road.
The Prince is about feet 8 inches in height dark
hair and biue eyes of noble but youthful counte-
nance-very commanding in his bearing-flank, in
telligen and inqu stve-moIe DESTROYS OF obtaining
information than OF making parade. He was much
grafed with the prospect ofthe ball, and made many
inquiries of the Boston gentlemen about our ladies'
He had been informed that the Boston ladies were
very enchanting. He expressed preference for an
entertainment Of dancing and chatting with ladies 10
of toasting, feasting, and drinking. be visited
the Navy Yard at IL o'clock to-day.
The Prince is but twenty -four years OF age The
following are the names OF tie gentlemen composing
his suite, which politely furnished to US by Mr.
Parker, of The fremont House: NJ Lugeo, Captain
de Corvette, M. dAubigny, ditto, Conte de Montho-
lon, Messieure de Sedaigro, Bazn Boirie BelleVille
Bellebon, Vauge, Delanneau, Nello, Lecontour, and
Touchard.