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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

GERMAN ENGLIsH.-An advertisement stuck
upat Charleston S. c. by person who had lost
his horse.
He has run away again, mine little black horse,
rite him two tags in the middle de mite, and ven
he not will see shumtng, he shumps as if the =
was int, and he trows me town l not have
such fall since before 1 was bornt. | buy him
top on Jacob Shintel Clymer, he hay five white
feet BEFORE init Won black snip on his nose, Won
eye will look blue glass He is branded m it John
Whoever viii take up de said horse, and BRING TO
me top Of mine house near Congaree, shall nav me
two dollars reward and if dey will not bring me
mine horse agen, will put de sure the law in
force against all de peoples.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
LOG NOTICE.

THE subscriber would inform the owners of logs that
there is on my premises, thirty logs that came on in
June eighteen hundred and thirty nine, which the owners
are requested To pay charges and take them away The
marks are as tolows:- one V two wheelbarrow one
W. six V; three As the girdle one Y b; one
y one girdle P; one NJ X C; girdle w: one
diamond spot w; one A; girdle and stars one
one girde II \ one II on glrdle [-l-l; II II
grdle one cross ID cross; All girde w; two
x X y two bellows d d; one three diamond spot s.
ZACCHEUS CROOKER.
Bath, Nov 10, 1871 3w:}5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

Liberty on both sides "A ragged militia officer,
and still more ragged handy legged negro, met
at the bar of public house where the following
conversation took place
"Cuff, you good honest fellow, and like
to compliment man what's lived good honest
life, if he is black; you shall take glass OF drink
with me Cuff
'Well, Captain, is very dry, so wont be ugly
bout it; some nggers is too proud t. drink wi
'litia officer; but when he's sober jlst good as
niger specially if de niger dry.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

LARGE SHIPs.-The seventy ships in the port
of N Orleans on the 9th inst, averaged 552 tons
each. One of them was between and 900 tons,
between and 800, 10 between 600 and 700, 10
between and 600, and 10 between and 400
only one of these last was under $50 tons, most
of them being 1893 or Whereabouts.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

lust received by Thomas f. Donnell, Agent Chest
sGuchong Tea, very superior article those persons
using the Heed may depend upon having good article, by
calling on the subscrbeT-prce IS per h. Boneset,
Vegetable and other Candies for the of colds astbma
coughs &C. Suana Raisins, Spices and other notions for
Thanksgiving IS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

THAT the subscribers have been duly appointed admins
traitors of the Estate of Humphrey Purnton late of
Topsbam in the County Of Lincoln deceased and have
taken upon themselves the trust by giving bonds the law
directs and all persons having demands upon the
the said deceased requiredo exhbhe same per
sons indebted to the said Estate called upon make
payment. FRANCIS T. PURINTON
WOODBURY. b. PURINTON.
Topsham, Aug "a, 1871. *3w:4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
Nov II, Brig Empire, Moulton, st Thomas
Sch Eliza Warren, Reed, N York
Sch North STAR Smith, Savannah
10, Sch Helen, Hogan, Boston.
p, Bark Clarissa, Lunt, Portland
Sailed.
Nov lS, Ship Rappahannock, Drummond, y Orleans
Bark Quinnebaug, Fulton, Cuba
Brig Levant, Alexander, Porto Rico
Sch Samuel, F0gg Guadaloupc.
%, Brig Levant, Alexander, Porto Rico.
Cleared.
Nov %, Br. Sch Mariner, Benson, Grand Menan
Brig Mississippi, Foggi martinique
%, Schr Ceres, Tarbox baltimore.
Bark Gibraltar, new Jordan, Cuba
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

MO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH There is no mistake in
the Genuine COMPOUND BONESET CANDY, NEpI-
GATED if you procure the Genuine article prepared by WM
BROWN CHEMIST 45l Washington street, Boston. (For
genuine that the Candy is stamped VIM BKowN, and
the Directions signed aso) III curing Coughs, Colds,
oarseness Throat, Phthisic Hopping Cough &C., this
is the article that has given much satisfaction the past
thirteen years. for the above purpose and for Clearing the
Voice for Focats and Public Speakers For sale only by
IT, % EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf, Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
Prospectus of the
MAINE FARMER AND MECHANICS .3DTOCATE
(NJfW SERLES.)



MAINE Farmer AND MECHANICS ADP0CA1E
(NIEW SERLES.)
E. HOLMES, Editor.
TE1E Proprieors of the MAINE FARMER in accordance
with the suggestions Of their friends, and with view
to the wishes of large number Of their subscribers
have the conclusion To make change in the form
and size of the paper the first of January next 1t will
be about double the size that il is.
They propose to issue paper, per week. in large
folio size 10 be called Maine Farme and Nj echanic's
Advocate. One page is to be devoted exclusively TO Ag
ricuture-one Mechanical subjects, frequently illustrated
by page the current of the day, with
the proceedings of the Legislature and Of Congress when
those hodes in sesson-and the remaining page to
be devoted 10 miscellaneous reading, poetry advertisements
SC. &C.
They presume it is not necessary to enlarge upon the pc
car character future of the paper now offered to
you. The Maine Farmer has been i'll existence nine years,
steadily and perseyerngly devoted to the interests Of the
productive classes 1t will continue hitherto, steady
and undertaking friend the Farmers and Mechanics zeal
ousy urging forward the spirit of improvement and encour
aging the efforts of honest industry Many of our hest
practical farmers have long been engaged In contributing Il
the columns of the Farmer. These well Others will
continue their aid and i'll the Agricultural portion
and have the of many excellent Mechanics thai
they will also contribute the columns of their department
TERMs-S2 90 per annum. $3.50 will he charged it pay
ment is delayed beyond the year.
Any person who will obtain six responsible subscribers
and act Agent shall receive copy, long he keeps
the number good, for his services.
Winthrop, Nov. l84I. 3w34
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

Another beautiful Barque, burthen 258 tons,
was launched at the Shore village Thomaston,
on Saturday. She was built by Dea George
Thomas, and to be commanded by Capt j. Crock
EFT, Jr. Her name is the sTeaser.'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
FALL AND WINTER GOODS CHEAPER THAN


LONZO PARSONS has just received by the last boat
IA and desirable Goods suited the season.
prices SHt The times among them Alpaca Luses, CAM
beteens Plain and figured Saxonys, beautiful
Of plain and g'd Alepines, Mernos, Mousn de LANES
from II cents 10 fifty cents great variety of Cacos of all
prices, Furniture Patch, Plads, Lindseys plain and g'd
Fannels, Ginghams, Shawls OF all descriptions and prices
Fancy Hdkfs and Scarfs, Mosns Laees Gloves, Hosiery
n 900 pairs Ladies Kid and Morocco ShoesAlso all kinds
of Goods for Genteman's wear such Beaver Pilot and
Asphatum Cloths Broadcloths, Cassmeres Sanetts Twill
ed Fannels, Striped Shrngs, SheetingS Drlines &C. &C.
ALSO, above, good assortment of West India Goods
and Groceries, Crockery Glass and China All the above
goods and many not mentioned, viii positively be sold at
+ very low prices 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
Prospectus of

THE MONTHLY MAINE Farmer.
L. HOLMES, Editor
HE Popretor of the Maine Frmer, in order to meet the
wishes OF many in the community, propose to issIc a
Monthly Edition Of the Maine Farmer, devoted exclusively
to Agriculture
1t will be published in the usual form and size of the
Farmer As the current miscellaneous matter and ad-
vertsemets will be omitted, the subscribers viii obtain
much Agricultural matter during the year, though not 50
many pages, as in the former edtOns. An index will be ur-
sed the end of the Year. The whole will he offered
the Oc price VI Fifty Cents per ann,m payable in all in
advance.
Any person who will obtain six responsible subscribers,
and Agent shall receive copy, 81 long he keeps
that number good fer his services.
Winthrop Nov. ls4l. 3W3l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

A CHURCH BURNT.-We learn from the Ban
gor Wing, that the Baptist Meeting House, at
Bloomfield, in Somerset County, was destroyed
by fire on Thursday last. twas a very large house
and was furnished with fine bell, which was de-
stroyed. 1t is not known how the fire originated
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

A MAIL RoBBER-A New ScHEME.-A young
man in the employ of the Post Master at Freder-
lex, Trumbull county, Ohio, has been arrested for
robbing the mail. In order to avoid being de-
tected, he had been in the practice of opening
the letters, taking out any genuine bank notes
they contained, replacing them with counterfeit,
and then forwarding the letter. Atlas.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
PENNIANSElIP!

PENNIANSHIP!
MIR NESMIrH would respectfully announce to the citi-
IsA zens of Bath, that his WRITING ACADEMY at the
ZETETIC HALL over d. Y. Kendals Store, is snow open
for the reception of pupils day and evening"
Immediate calls of all who wish to acquire free easy,
and elegant hand, are solicited.
No matter how cramped illegibe the present hand
writing the first principles OF this system will in almost
every instance eradicate all Stiffness give free and
command of the PEN and in twelve lessons effect perma-
nen change to bold and expeditions style of writing,
suitable for the ledger epistola, other every day pur
poses
instruction given such hours will best the
yenence of the pupils.
Private Lessons given at Residences if desired.
Terms moderate and satisfactory.
Bath Oct 9Sth. 1871,
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NEW GOODS .--cHE.qPi!
At No. Hateys BlOek head Of SagqdahoGk FeTy Whar


1fuIfy's BfUtN NfdH SdgqN4N0Ch FtrTy Uhdv
Front Street.
JAMES OLIVER has just received and is opening
~ excellent assortment of DRY GOODS, consisting in
part of Broad Cloths Cassees, atinetts Vestngs Tick
ings Drlnqs Striped Shrtngs, Diapers Crash, Flannels
Alpnes, Camheteens, Alpaccas English and American
Prints aces, Beage, Hosiery Cloves and many other
ticles suitable for the season.
ALo-A fresh stock of Groceries, Crockery and Glass
Ware, all of which viii be sold Cheap for Cash Please cali
and SEE
Nov 4th, lS4l. sSw3o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

CAN SHE SPIN "A young girl was presented
TO James l. as an English prodigy, because she
was deeply learned. The person who introduced
her. boosted of her proficiency in the ancient Ian
guages. 81 can assure your majesty" said she,
'that she both speak and write Latin, Greek,
and Hebrew" "TlIese are rare atanme nts for a
damsel, said James i; "but pray tell me she
spin?'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
SCINTILLATIONS.

Gov BroeER has appointed Thursday the 25h inst for
day of Thanksgiving in Indiana.
01rThe N Y. Atlas says that General Apathy is more
victorious than Gen. Harrison was and is the popular
candidate for the Presidency.
The young unmarried ladies much opposed to the
"Bankup BILL because they say prevents all attach
msnt.
When Is a printer most cruSty? Dye ye give it up
typos?-When he is working at pi.
Do not bite at the bate of pleasure till you know there is
hook beneath it,
oSE VorE-Neary dozen members of the Massachusetts
Legislature were elected by one vote majority
twenty-five villages have been destroyed in Egypt by
the overlooking of the Nile
The House of Representatives in Tennessee have passed
q resolution prohibiting smokingin its Hall.
The quantity of lime exported annually from Thomaston,
is stated 1000 casks, valued at half million of dollars
4 true saying. Ono profession give dignity to man.
1t is the that must give dignity to his profession"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

A person presented bill for sundry articles to
another.
'My gracious cried the person dunned-l
have no recollection of buying these things.
very likely was the answer, for you had
been on spree, and you were not yourself when
you bought them.
Then, if was not myself why do you call on
myself for the pay2 Go present your bill to that
other chap that was at the time
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
DIED.

In this town, 18th inst after proraced and distressing
illness Of months; Miss Eliza daughter of Dea Thomas
Freeman, of Portland, aged "a years
On Monday, last Hezekiah Prince, of Edward st J.
Neatly, aged mos
On Monday evening, Josephine, daughter of Rufus Berry,
aged years and months.
In Ppsburg the 10th inst, Mrs. Louisa Keneen aged
30
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

The present King of Prussia is accustomed to
walk out in the plain dress of private gentle
man, and in reference to this habit the BORT
Zeitung relates amusing anecdote. As His
Majesty was strolling about in the neighborhood
of Sans Souci, he met woman scolding and
beating an ass, yoked IN milk Cart the donkey
was obstinate, and showed no disposition to move.
The King asked her why she put herself in such
a passion 30, Sir, must make haste with my
milk and this stupid animal stands still here, in
spite of all can say to him. If l am not in time
with my milk at Potsdam shall be ruined. But
know his whm. If had any body to take
hold of him by the ear while beat him behind,
he would then go on" The King seized the ass
firmly by the ear, and the milkwonan applied
the lash unsparingly to his rump. The donkey,
getting into trot, proceeded on his way without
further urging, and the poor woman dismissed
her unknown assistant with thousand thanks.
When the King returned from his walk he gave
the Queen account of the service he had per-
formed. Her Majesty appeared 10 have some
scruples about the decorum of such adventures
on the part of the Royal consort with mlk-wo-
men, and she said, "Dear Fritz, doings of this
sort might be well enough for Crown Prince,
but it is quite different thing for King" 90,
my DEAR interrupted the monarch, sit is nothing
out of the way. | assure you my father has
helped forward many an in his time
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DASSOLDIIOA OF COPAKTNERSkfiF.
THE Copartnerhip heretofore existing between the Sub
scribers under the firm of Joy & Jackson, this day
dissolved by mutual CONSENT and all persons indebted to
the said firm, requested to make immediate payment
WM. JOY,
sAM'L JACKSON.
Bath, Nov 15 l84l 3w34.
WIN. JOY would respectfully give notice to his friends
and the pubc that he will continue trade al the old
stand Of Joy and Jackson.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

To the Honorable Nathaniel GrOto Esquire, Judge Of Probdtc,
1rithia and for the County Of Lincoln
ID ESPECTFUILY represents Mary w. Green, admins
Ia tratrx with the will annexed of the Estate of Gardiner
Green late of Topsham in said County, deceased That the
personal Estate of the said deceased is not sufficient by
the sum of Twenty one Thousand Dollars, the
debts which he owed She therefore prays that she may
be empowered and licensed sell much of the Real Els
of the said deceased may be sufficient to raise the
said sum with incidental charges
MARY w. GREEN.
LINCOLN ssta Probate CoHTth held No6ieb0r0, Nth
in and for the County Of Lincoln, the LIST day Of N0rember,
a u. 1S4l.
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the said Pet-
toner give notice to all persons interested in said Estae To
appear Court of Probate TO be holden at Wseasset,
the first Monday of December next, by causing copy
Of said Petition with this Order be published three
weeks successfully previous said Court in the Lincoln
Telegraph. NATH'L GROTON Judge Of Probate
Attest: JOHN C. DoDGE, Register.
A true copy OF the Petition and order thereon.
Attest: JOHN c. DopGE REGISTER. (3Ny3D
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
FRIENDLY NOTICE.

THE undersigned having resolved to make general and
immediate settlement of all outstanding accounts, here
by give notice all persons whose accounts have be
due, that settlement must be made by the first
day Of January next, if they would avoid cost; and
all persons indebted by note informed that imine-
date payment must be made;
And unless the conditions of this friendly notice are
complied with before the first day Of January next all ac-
counts then unsettled and all notes unpaid will be left with
attorney. These conditions POSTTIVE-bu friend
ly We have been doing business present establish
ment for than five years, during which time, we have
made no general settlement. II be delayed any
longer. JEWELL HENRY q Co.
N BAl persons having against the above firm,
are requested to hand them in above.
Bath. Nov le4l. tf34.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
FALL STl IES!.
HATS. CAPS AND FURS!!!

GEORGE w. HARVEY, has just returned from New
W York and Boston with prime assortment of Hats, Caps
and Fusncludng Alvords latest fall fashions for supe
rior Moeskin Hats large assortment of beautiful FUR
TRIMMINGS, Mufs &C., &c.
ALso--A large assortment of BUFFALO ROBES.
An extensive variety of superior FUR, Hairea and Cloth
Caps. good assortment of India Rubbes, Boots and
Shoes
Hats and Caps manufactured to order short notice, in
the latest ard best styles.
The public respectfully invited to call and
fore purchasing elsewhere.
NJ B. Cash paid for Shipping Ers.
Bath, Nov 9, l64l 6w33
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MARRIED..

In this town. Thursday evening evening last by Rev.
j. 7. Gilman, Mr. William Traverse to Miss. Annice c.
Reed.
In Bowdon, Oct 80 by Joseph Brry, Esq, Mr. Charles
White 10 Miss Martha Buker, both of Bowdoin.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
state of Maine.

LLNCOLN the Hon. Justice Of the District Court for
the Middle District merit to be holden WIscasset 1g and
for the County Of Lincoln, the fourth TUESDAY Of Deem
b in tie year If our Lori thousand eight hundred and
f0rtv-0ne.
THE libel and complaint of Hugh Curtis of Bowdonham
in the County of Lincoln by George MAXWELL pound
keeper, in said town of Bowdona, humbly shows, that
he, the said Hugh Curtis, of Bow donhamsaoresaid the
thirteenth day OF September A.. D. 9 mpounded the fol-
lowing beasts, to wit sixty three Sheep and lanbs,sad
Sheep and lambs are most of them marked with slit in the
right ear and crop off the end of the left ear and hole in
the same one of them is dark coored sheep, is
wetler with large horns and varousy'-iound do
ing damage in his enclosure and going large in the
Bowdoinham aforesaid contrary laWgn made
and provided and that the have been advertised the
law Directs and the amount of damages done by said
Sheep and lambs have been duly appraised according law,
and person has appeared and made claim thereto and
paid the demands for which the holden and de
tanned Wherefore Lbeant pays the Court decree
u sale thereof as the Law in such cases provides.
Dated at Bodoinham, Oct 9Th, 1871 HUGH CURTIS
by GEORGE MAXWELL,
Pound keeper in BowdoinLam.
State of Maine.
LLNCOLVSS Office of Clerk Of the Courts,
October, It'll, 15il.
THE Libel of which I certify the foregoing is a
true copy, having this day been received and filed
These therefore, TO give notice to all persons of the
they may appear AT the next Term of said District Court
to be holden at Wiscasset, within and for said County
Lincoln the fourth Tuesday of December next and slew
why such Decree should passed is and by
said libel, prayed for. WALES HUBBARD, Clerk.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.

WILLIAM BROWN, Chemist, 45l Washington ST., Bos
Stoves CRATES, freames, funnel &c. that gives great
faction No family that has stoves crates should be
without it, can be used without making so much dust
the old method and keeps is polish much longer every
way is much better than the British or American ustre
From the of this paste you get ustre truly beautiful
Try IT. For sale by L. WOOD, Genital Wharf (35)
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GIE AnEEt

A PRIME assortment of SKATES, for sale by
n c. w. KENDALL.
Nov. lS. "a
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~ New Groceries, say Fresh Figs and Rasns only about
10 days old Sperm Candies prime Spanish Cigars, Citron,
Cheese Boneset and other Candies, Eng Walnuis &C.. c.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

u ONESETT CANDY, fresh supply of this first rate
I'D tce, Browns manufacture just received and for sale
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prices by
i. WOOD Central Wharf.
Remember confectionery do sell The Genuine. l35l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
ENENING SCHOOL.

- HEET LEAD and Zinc, for sale by
- G. W. KENDALL, Centre St.
Nov H. 49,
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We anticipate our day of publication in order
that we may getready for "ThanIsgiving.
NOTICE.

THERE will be Public meeting of the Washington Total
Abstinence Sorety the Town Hall Thursday at o.
clock F. NJ. The public are invited TO attend.
DID YOU EVER NO never did see goods so
cheap they Parsons Store the Steam Ferry,
and such variety Just give him call, and if you
don't get good bargain it's your fault. tf33
HAVE YOU a COUGH! Go down to Otis Kim
bas and buy Of Johnson's Opodedoe'-it is doing
great things in the way ofremovng Colds dad Coughs (Which
prevailng)soreness Of the lungs and Stomach &C. &C.
it is true 90 Hyd 4w33
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

u WADSWORTH has commenced an Evening School,
lin the school house the North Meeting Housed
instruct such English stndies pupils wish pur
c5-TERMs-1hree evenings week Tor twelve weeks
at 50 on for each scholar
OCT On
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no LET,

BRIG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for sale.
9 OF the Brig Denmark will be sold application tt
10 RICHARD NUTTER.
Bath, Noy Is 1911. 3w34.
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AsSIGNEES' SALE.

ASSIGNEES' SALE.
STOCK OF GOODS AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold at public Auction FRIDAY 26th inst,
w O'Clock A. NJ. at the Store recently occupied by
Charles w. Holiness all the stock in said Store consisting
large assortment Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK
cry WARE, &C., &c.
b. C. BAILEY, ! .;u,ao
j. S. SEWALL. '"''e00'
Bath, Nov II, ls41. 2w34
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State of MIME,


COAL! COALI!
* TONS first quality Red Ash Coal, for sale by
IL J.H MCCLELLAN 8. Co.
Bath Nov lS, lS4l. }w34.
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DAVID C. MAGOUE,
HODGRIApS TVy9RE

DAVID G. MAtSOUN,
H0DGRlNrS WHARF
voO HHDs prime retailing MOLASSES.
lUU 100 Bbls Mess No. and prime BEEF.
10 half Bbls Family Mess BEEF.
so Bis Clear, Mess & prime PORK.
40 Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL.
300 bags fine SALT.
900 Bbls Genessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth Cordage, &C., &c, sc.
All which srl be sold psrg less.
Bath, May 10, ls4l. III.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOFOGRAPHY.
MIR SULLIVAN would inform the citizens of Bath and
IVA its vicinity, that lie has made arrangements TO take
DaguerreOtype Miniatures.
his in the ELLIOT HOUSE, where he win remain
for few days only and will be happy TO show specimens
Bath Oct u lS4I tf30
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RARE CFIANCE-STABLE TO LET
TINHE subscriber offers let for of years the Sta
BILE attached to the Elliot House. 1t being the best
stand in the it affords an excellent opportunity to
acquainted with the business for making profitable
investment. JOHN ELLIOT,
Balh Nov 18th, l64l, 634
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25

Joy in God makes the heart always light.