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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
From our Correspondent.
COMMENCEMENT.
Brunswick. Sent.

brunswick, Sept. 9, 1871.
The exercises passed off very pleasantly, con-
sidering the weather. Tuesday and most of
Wednesday, it rained quite hard, but notwith-
standing this, the different performances were
very well attended. The orations before the lit
erary societies were postponed from Tuesday to
Wednesday afternoon and evening, on account
of the rain
Tuesday evening an Grafton was delivered be-
fore the Alumni by the Hon. Stephen Emery of
Paris. His object was TO exhibit the duties which
literary men owe to society, and this he did in an
able and interesting manner Though not an
adept in the oratorcal art, "a fault too common with
our public speakers,) yet he treated his subject
with energy and originality.
The proper Commence ment e Exercises of We'd
nesday forenoon were generally credtable to the
performers There were one or two parts how
ever injured by prompting. This we always dis
like to hear, and it seems to US that there is not
the least need of it, if only the young men are
properly trained during the college course We
were happy to see the robe entirely dispensed
with. 1t can be tolerated only in those who wish
ceal all those more delicate movements upon
which the force of good speaking depends. We
cannot however consider the new fashion OF
backing off from the stage any improvement in
taste, and in this opinion we are Joined by those
whom we have heard express themselves upon
the subject
In failure of the regular orator of the Peucni-
an, Rev Mr. Parker. medical missionary from
China, addressed them at 4 o'clock on Wednes-
day, exhibiting at much length the present state
of China, and the best means of benehting that
vast empire. His remarks were interesting, and
the cause he is engaged in is good but he is not
calculated for public speaker.
The Grafton pronounced before the Athenean
Society on Wednesday evening, by Prof Good
win, of Bowdon College, was decidedly the most
able of all the exercises of the week. His sub
ect was " the Philosophy of History which he
disposed of in such a manner as to show bold
and original genius.
As to the Phi Beta Kappa performances on
Thursday, we did not take the trouble to wait up
on this aristocratic humbug. We therefore
only say, from general report, that the grafton by
Alden Bradford, was quite well written, but in
toleraby long. In fact, it was perfect bore, so
that most of the audience left before ii was done.
SO much for g all the learning"
The music for all the exercises was furnished
by the Saco Band and though there was fail
ure some pieces, whole, it was very cred
table to them.
In fine, the weather was bad, some of the per-
formances first rate, some toerable, and the whole
concern about " so So" Yours, ZERO.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09


Mr. EDiToR:-l have read WIN interest IN the iate mum
bes OF your paper, some SPIRITED articles relating TO scar
let Fever simple rules, hnVlhg tets " NHre," 81
ceter regret that "Pinianhtophy' ana "Scepticsm"
do not see nj push the subject iher but probably either
OF them Wil be wiling To lpart more llst, IL demand
ed even by one OF the readers oil your Journal lIough not
one u the " FACULTY., sometimes prescribe simple rules
and driving eas Tor the ailments OF those VINO see III 10
call for NY services ana TINS ac perhaps, WIN De consider
ed sufclelt reason why SHOULD take an interest III the
articles referred TO-
profess to have so much :" true phhanthmphy IN my
breast, that would not Willingly administer mat Whlch
would aggrivate dSease or delea the olect Wch II Is de
siahe to accomplish Hence, as may be called upon to
visit those afflicted with the disease upon Wch so hneh
has been said am desrous OF obtaining all the light can
upon the sulgect, ana 10 inns emu WISH 70 uestea cast
to Mr. Scepucsni, ana ASK nm 70 INFORM me, through
your columns how he Wohd treat IT, Anh as he mas ram.
er Suddenly become one oil te Regulars, nope ne VII
condeseend to notice TINS call me patient was chlid ~
years old of nervous empefamenl usually enjoyed good
heaith-wen to bed as well as usual aWoke early III me
morning. race ana neck eAhbling req appearance, ana
considerably swollen. Pulse 10 per lnliue-espratloh
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
From the New York Express, of Friday.

The news from Europe has caused stir in the
Flour market Before it circulated, The run
ners by the Boston boat were enabled to pick up
some or 1000 bbls al yesterdays prices of SO 75
but the moment the news was known, holders put
up prices to 81 so and some to So per Dbl. The
advance in Flour since yesterday is full rs cents a
market.
There is but little Wheat here; cargo of south
ern is or SALE but the owner has put up the price tC
81 55-Coarse grain, UGH as Rye and Corn are
without any alteration.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
Look Here !

We repeat it. They (the Whgs) have got the State in
debt to larger amount than beforetey have taxed
The people to pay this debt.-LaoOlR Patriot
FALSE! UTTERLY FALSE every word
of it. The entire article from which this extract
is taken, is made up of similar Measurements
and falsehoods. The State debt, it is now mat
ter of history, has been entirely contracted under
loco foco rule, and would doubtless now have
been much larger, but for the fact, that the Wings
have had the power two years, and done what
they could to check the tide of corruption. The
TAX alluded to by the Patriot was matter OF
necessity, since the State must pay her debts
some how other, and the locos were themselves
driven to this extremity last gear. An article so
impotently and glaringly false needs no further
reply.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

Mr.. EDITOR AS am interested in the af-
fairs Of the Country and State, would just say
through the columns of your paper, a word to the
party now in power; and that is, let every one
place himself where he can cast in his vote at the
coming election. There may be some like my
selffar from home, and thinking perhaps that they
are not able TO 90 home, it will cost too much j;
but presume that there are but few that feel
the need of money more than | do; but, sir, |
have the cause of my country AT heart, and am
resolved to do what | can bring her into the
place where she should be- as near as can judge.
| therefore would say let Us wake up,-we have
seen what we can do,--now let still keep
awake and tread on the serpent's head, although
ne is lurking in the grass. hope no one VIII
think he is NOT able to spend little time and mo-
ney (if need be) for the sake of placing his coun-
1ry on the ground where she should be.
Bath, Sept. LIST, l54l. $. l.. M.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
THE BANKRUPT LAW!

Mr. EDITOR. Many locos focos having cir
by our Wing Congress, is an arstocratc measure,
and affords no reliefto the poorer class of bank
rupts Now, | wish to say to your readers, that
it does that those Bankrupt the full amount OF
$1,000 are compelled by the law to abide by it,
and those coming under any less denomination
mug ifMey chooset This is the plain fact in the
matter, as | understand it. IL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
Sept c, Sch John ?, Adams, Townsend, Portsmouth
Arrivals, Clearances, sc.


Ar at Ioughswley llth Globe Parker from Glasgow for
Castine, with damage to rigging
Ar at Havre 18Th ship Roger Sherman, Nichols Orleans
Ar at Pcou Aug l9th bark Danube, Farwe, Bath 2lst.
brig Lancet, Clark, Camden
Ar at Yarmouth N $. 18th u. Ellen, Brown, Bangor
Ara Philadelphia 3D. schs Texas, Emerson, Boothbayi
Cumpeer, Lincoln Eastport CT sch Planet Robinson Bath
Ar at York ID, ship st Lawrence Chase, Hayre sch
sultan, (of Brewer Me) Hall, Bermuda 3; Ganges Horn
Machas, l0 Brilliant, Nichols Luhec Sd Pensacola Black
Buckspor. CT sch star, Wood Belize
Ara Providence Sd, sch Ruth Chase, Philadelphia. Sid
schs Tribune Bangor; Leo, Bath; Noble, do.
Ar at PASSPORT 25tll, sch Exchange, Fyser, Bath
Brig Emerald, of Wiscasset (beore rcported) reached
phiadepha3si She lost masts and deck load when yns
to, days out, lat 80 y, ion 70.
Adv at Orleans Dist, ship Manchester, for Liverpool,
part engaged.
At Iiavre lGt ut ship Rochester, Owen, for Orleans
| same day.
At Port an Prince 18th ult brig Androscoggn Churchill Fl
Boston, loadmg.
Az Turks Island about 10th u ship Nance, Wade, for
York, L.
- I'm Liverpool 4th ult. ship Birmingham, Robinson for
York. 9TH, ship United States, Swanton, Bath. 18Th,
Byron, shaw, do. ADV 10th, Perdonne, for Orleans Goth
Swanton Heath for do Immediately; Amazon, Richardson,
for Philadelphia 22d In port 18th, Caledonia, Dremmond
CT at Norfolk 28th, bark VIM Ladd, Wyman, of BAH,
from New Oreans) for Newcastle, Eng and went to sea
Doth.
Arin the schuyk 3lst, bark John odlin, Hanover, Pic
ton D.
Ar at York 1st brig Angelina Barnes Port Prince
Sid fin Norwich 3et sch Bunker Hill, Marson Gardiner
Ar at Orleans 23d, brig Washington, Lermond, Thorn
Ar at Providence lst, sch Elizabeth Rogers, Path.
Arat Boston Sd brig Taleyrand Cooper, Norfolk; sell
Edw. Kent, Winehenhach, SYDNEY CT brig leen ChiSm
Dresden. Ar ith, bark Calico, Ftner Orleans. 5th
sch Wave, (of Thomaston) Hobrook, York. Jane, Pat
ter7on Bangor sch Oralloo, (ew Farnha, of and from
Damarisc0tta
Ar Portland 4h sch Ruby, prardon Portland fh sch
Samuel Fogg PHILADELPHIA for Bath; Mary, Boston for An
Sidney Daley, Salem for Augusta Doris Drnkwatr
Camden Enterprise, Perry, Thomaston; Atlantic, Kaler
Wadaboro', for Boston; Fair America, Hatch Bristol, for
Boston Soop Caroline, Tate Thomaston for NewhuNpot.
Arbelow at y York 9Th. shin North Carolina, Drunmond,
| (of Bath from Liverpool 25th July.
spoken.
Aug % Int SO TO- lon 20 25 brig Charles Thomas Doughty
fin Bath for Havana.
Aug 2s Hatteas NNE 30 miles brig Cervantes dys m
Boston for Charleston.
Aug l. lat 4s, Ion D. ship Europe, Crosby FIN Liverpool
for Orleans.
Aug I, lat 49, Ion =, ship Pennsylvania Drmmond, from
Liverpool for York.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

When Mr. Granger came into office he found the
department, in debt half million of dollars, and a
great number of contractors camoring for their pay.
Some cases are given in which there had been great
complaints of the irreguarity of the mails; the con-
tractor excused himself by saying that his teams
had been seized for debts he could not pay, having
received no pay from the Department for more than
a wear. Had 1t not been for the extra session and
the appropriation ofa large sum 10 meet the deli
cheney, the mails would probably have been stopped
on many routes for want of money TO pay the men
employed. -Kennebec Journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
NnlLIcl1 Is IERERY GLYIlN.

NO1ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT the subscriber has been duly appointed
administrator OF the Estate of Edward Hamilton, late of
Lisbon who deceased at 81 Joseph East FlOrda) in the
County of Lincoln, deceased and has taken upon himself
that trust by giving bonds the law directs And all per-
sons having demands upon the of the said Edward
Hamilton are required to exhibit the and all pes0ns
indebted the said called upon make payment
CHARLES TIBBETs, Administrator.
Lisbon, Aug p, lS4l. 3wa2.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
LOCO FOCOISM RABID :!
unprecedented Exertion!

An extra from the Office Of the Waldo Signal,
contains a copy ola Circular signed by H. J, An
derson, the member Of Congress from that district,
which has been sent to every town in that dstrct,
in the hope of cajoling and influencing the " luke
warm among his friends, to come up to the
scratch Itappears from this Circular that the
locos have been hard at it, and counted erery
mans nose; and fatter themselves that they
shall carry the day, and notwithstanding that
"oufa apporiionment' carry the Legislature
likewise, though he evidently betrays consdera-
bic FEAR, from his zeal to encourage the p" in
different We say to our friends take Warn
ing!"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
ORANGIl FLOWER LOTION, FOR THE

ORANGE FLOWER LOTION, FOR THE
W COMPLEXION The subscriber offers this Lotion To
the public with confidence, safe agreeable and certain
remedy for the cure, prevention of Pmpes face
for Feckles for the removal prevention of Tan for
Redness from exposure to the and for rendering the
complexion clear and beautiful. 1t is particularly recon-
mended gentlemen, to prevent after shaving
and for preventing all kinds of EruptionS which often
follow. For sale only by ORLANDO TOMPKINS gu
Washington, Of Winter street, Boston, and Gro H.
CARLTON & Co., Lowell.
For sale in Bath by L. WOOD, Central Wharf 3ml9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

n r-cxa :. THE fast sailing and superior Steamrr
~ - HUNT3ESS, 7. G. JEwErT, Master vii,
sssHasizeS. leave Kings Wharf Bath, every Wednes
Portsmouth
Returning will leave Portsmouth, Mondays anu
Thursdays the arrival Of the Cars from Boston, for Bath
Gardiner and IIadoweH and arrive afternoon Far
through Boston So % To Portsmouth So Meals extra
Regular days for the !. w RICHMOND to leave Halloween
every MONDAY apd THURSDAY, at half past ,, P. NJ
For further particulars apply to 7. KNIGHT, 3gaa
Bath, May 18Th lSil ifs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

PORT OF BATH.


Sept 2, Brig Heespont Randall GuadaIoupe Is days LEFT
brgs Clinton, Snow, from Bangor, just ar; Lion
CoOmbs dsct'g.
3, Brig Napoleon, Sanford, Baltimore
Brig Nildes p. Walker, Edgcomb Providence
Sch Franklin, Nicherson, do.
Sch Maria Jane, Alley, Boston
Sch Frances Baker, Providence
sch Alert, Kelley, do
sch Victory, Chase, do.
Sch Western Trader, Baker do
Sch Molly, Nickerson, do.
Sch HAMMER, Donnell Boston
4, Brig Gweyn, Higgins, N York
sch New York, Merrill, N York. via Newport
Sch Caspian, Ryan, n York
{, ship Delaware, Patton, Liverpool
Sch Margaret Jane, Pray, Boston
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

"OGLE AND THE GOLD SpooNs."-The Age
makes great display of the fact that g. 600 has been
appropriated for repairs and furniture Of the Pres
dents house for the use of Gen. Harrison. The
Age however is careful to say that this was done
last winter by a Pan Buren, Congress, nor to men
ton that it is smaller sum than ever appropra-
ted for new President. Mr. Van Buren, had over
twenty thousand dollars for this purpose while he
occupied the house, and Jackson over sixty thous-
and. Ken, Jour.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

are 10 be secured who have made themselves re-
sponsble for any liabilities of the Bank, particular
y those who have enforced security on Judgements
recently obtained against tho Bank on lis notes, a
mounting we think, to nearly $500, 900. The pro-
coed, of the remaining portion of the assets are be
appropriated for the benefit the general creditors,
the note holders, depositors, sc.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
Di. ON YOUR GUARD,

Against lying accounts of the 3" the Elections
-" great reactions and " horrible disclosures,
in the shape of loco fnco extras between this and
Monday morning Don't believe word you
hear or read from such sources,-they fixed
up ON purpose to deceive the Voters.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
DIED.

At the Marine Hospital in this town, Mr.. Hiram Linn,
formerly of Windsor, Me-, aged about "a years.
On Friday last Henry Clark, OF Mr.. John Shaw, aged
years months.
On Monday last, Mrs Hudah, widow of the late Capt.
Patrick Grace aged rs yrs.
In New Castle the 9th Aug Of disease of the heart,
Miss Caroline r. Racket formerly OF Warren, aged 3S yrs
In Wiscasset VIM H. HARRISON son of J. w Gctchell,
aged months.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Subscriber has been
duly appointed Executor of the Estate of BENJAMIN En-
OF Georgetown in the County of Lincoln deceased
and has taken upon himself that by giving bonds a.
law directs. And all persons having demands upon H.
Estate of said Benjamin Emmons required 10 exhibit tn
sane and all persons indebted TO the said Estate are ca
upon to make payment JOHN IiINKLEY, Executor.
Bath, August 81 64 3m22
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
From the Kennebec journal.
Keen il before the People,

That Shepherd Carey Esq, one of the loco foco
leaders in the House of Representatives, who was
assistant quarter in the Aroostook war,
allowed and paid TO Charles II. Sheperd and VIM
II. Carey, Jr., believed to be of the firm of Shepard
Careu q
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
JOHN JAY JEROME.

Commission Merchant,
w AS for sale at No. Kings Row.
= Il New York Moeskin Hats,
! Case Boys Brogans,
Boxes No. Hard Soap, warranted,
Paper iIangings,
Pieces Prints, Nolslin de LANES, silk Udks, Fancy
Hdkts, Case Cloth T. Ku Wooden Caps, Boxes OF Ink
and Ombrellas-rery cheap for cash.
Bath Aug 2Ni. %.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

THE fall term in all the public schools will commence
Monday next, September 10.
The examination Of candidates for the High School will
take place the Academy Saturday, Sept Ill., at o.
clock NJ As this is the only opportunity that will he of
feed for entering during the quarter it necessary for
ry candidate to be present at that time. Per Order
Sor,1
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
GOTHAM SEMINARY.

THE Fail Tenn Of this Institution, will commence
L THURSDAY, September 10th, and continue fourteen
weeks.
An experienced teacher has been employed whose atten
ton will he wholly devoted to the Primary Department Of
the school which arrangement will afford increased fac
ties those pursuing die advanced studies, and par
clary 10 those DESTROYS of instruction. la respect TO the
subject of Teaching.
The expense of young lady at the Seminary for board
Oom-rant, washing fuel and light, viii be $50 eNtr
charge for instruction the Piano Forte and for instruction
in French.
Board private families is obtained for 81 80 and "a
week. Young gentlemen obtain their meals and wash
ing at the Seminary for g 80 per week. The or
the village and for other incidental bills Will amount
TO twenty give or thirty cents week
Tuition ST. 50 33 49, and So a. per term, according
studies pursued which al The Of 49, 81 aad s. pea
quarter JOSIAH PIERCE, secretary.
Gorhain Angus, 24 le4l. 3w22
E'EN.NEBEC IND BOSTON STEAM N4YIGGYLA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
FOR CAMP MEETING!
THE STEAMER
RELIINGHANf--CA w. MORSE,

WILL leave Stanford's Wharf at O'Clock Monday
w morning, Sept eth, for the Camp Meeting Ground in
Woolwich, and will return at O'Clock, p. M.
The Bengham will likewise run up ererg morning there
AFTER and return every evening" should there be sufficient
announcement.
FARE-each 20 cts.
Bath, Sept 3D. ls4l. 1w23
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

LET 1T SSE REM Hi BEFEG;
That good stock Of Men Goods Is altered for sale, By
4 MATHEWS at the Store formerly occupied by J. H.
y Nichols head of Sagadahock Ferry Wharf in Haeys
new Block comprising general assortment OF
Broad CLorHs Eng FIR. 4 Am. PmNrs Gloves
Cassmeres, blouslin de LANES, Laces,
Vestngs, Printed Lawns, Nluslms,
Sheetngs, Jacnnetts, Ribbons, &c &c.
Shiftings. Hosiery,
7iSo-a rood rariety Of
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE;
HAieh, together ,oiti u prime lot Of
w. l. GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
VIII be sold the favorable prices for Cash or
country produce.
Bath, sept. ID, ls4l. tf3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

We have private letter from Washington
which states that the prevailing impression IS
that the president will not trouble Congress viii
another Veto. Duly Mail
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
BY EXTRAORDINARY EMPRESS
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE ATLAS.
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY.


ne DIN 'roF'n'i ~, Tue i>'S'''""',p' VI ''e
Proceeds OF the luDIic l,ahus among tile otltes'
alter haViIg peeh passed ny potn houses o, N"h-
gress, mas been approved ana si@hpu ny iPEsi-
DENT lALER, ana mas oecohie Id" oi 'Le lahu'
inns Is one oil the hosl Important measures ever
adopted by our government II VIII restore 'he
GREAT OF an t'e ,o'at's' anu ',hPdtI confluence
Throughout the Union. IL IS by an means, Tue
most decidedly Wing, ana the most thoroughly
useful measure proposed Io' ihe ADOPTION Oh the
present session oil congress-
Besides thus, we have the pleasure 10 announce
TO our readers me passage ol the i'c1i corpora
1'on bii III the 9ehalc' by vote OF - 10 ---tY-
cry wing member voting !" iasuf oi IL Win tie
exception OF MT III rs,
we nave ahfn' beiie1 mat 'he / reSlaei,to' TIE
Ihtteh states WIN approve ms b'i'' we see
nothing IN ms veto message 10 prevent It, MS
lr'enn AhcnfF; VINO Gl,s 10 o,' 'rg,,i.a'i o.
thr ntsL W"'ei, mas sPoN,' ana N"'' I'll "a o' VI ~
OPINIONS OF vast majority oil inc people oil the m
ION, OF 10 inc lee!nes Vi ms iF'enuS Va ls
own otate, lie wiz uiques',o"aply syn '"' o'''
we cannot aPPfehehu any uoupt t'at ne VIII PuF-
sue patrolc course III re."'o', " t'i'S i'aSu'e'
we pa our hiehuS u Dc VI go"u '''ce' III i'S',"
10 10 support our oPIn'1n' we e4 13. lle
following paragraph from lle -'atioiia' ihe'iBeh-
Ger OF saturday morning
ms blli haVihg peeh cafeiul'y framed SO as
10 adapt 1t to the understood views OF the fresi-
dent as to the proper form ana stfuc lure Oh Is
with view also to the equalization OF exchanges,
and having passed both Houses by the votes of
his political friend, and against the unanimous
vote ofhis political adyersares, there is good rea-
son for believing that the bill will receive his APP
probation and signature
In relation to the passage of the Bill for the
Distribution of the Proceeds OF the Public Lands,
the National lntelllgencer speaks as follows
ave understand, and are glad to be able to in
form our readers, that the Bill providing tor the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

Lumber is rising 100; logs are indeed unusually
hioh, with brisk demand All this is the effect OF
returning confidence, the repeal of the sub-reasury,
and the hope Of soon having a better currency.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
DAVID &. MAGOUN,
rF~Tr

DAVID &. MAGOUN,
KODGKLN"S WHARF
M HHDS prime retailing MOLASSES
IOO 100 Bbls Mess No. l and prime BEEF.
10 half Bbls Family HESS BEEF.
so Pts Clear, Mess & prime PORK
40 Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL.
300 bags fine SALT
800 Bbls Gtnessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth CoIdage, &C., &C., &c
All which aoH be sold reyy Ior.
Bath NAV l3, 1871. tf7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

Wool We understand that the business with
this article has again commenced The first quail
ties sell in this market at rates varying from "A to
80 cents, cash This is some Improvement over the
state of things for two or three years past
pOupb LepDSiP Enpjp
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09
MARRIED..

In this town. by Rev. t. shaw, MIR Charles c. Duncan
Miss Hannah j. Iihhets.
In Boston Mr.. Jason D. Chamberlain of Westboro Mass
to Miss Elsey g. Croker OF Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-09

- AID BREATH Toothache, and Spongy Gums cured Yellow
I'D and Taer prevented and removed, and the Teeth
whened and bautfied by Shermans Orris Tooth Paste,
which took the Premium at the late Fair of the American
Institute the best article offered the public 1t is
warranted free from all deleeri0us substances and l.
marahly pleasant, leaving delicious in the mouth
after its USE.
DIR. ELLIOTT the distinguished OcElS says he never
used Dentrice equal To 1t.
NERVOUS HEADACHE CURED IN FEW MIN
UTES. ShemHn's Campho Lozcnges viii cre any case
in few minutes however bad it may be- Many can be re
rred to- who have found entire relief from these LOzenges
which nothing else would do any good.
For sale in Bath by the authorized Agent, e. WOOD
Bath Sept I'd. If D.