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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23

Benz Goodspeed, 1870 Sixth Aysnae, has
cured his children of worms by Sherman's Lo-
zenges. He would not be without them in be
house On any account.
The Rev Jabez Townsend's little girl, nine
pears old, was given up as incurable by two
physicians. She was fast wasting away and
was so miserable that death was alene looked
to for relief. Three doses Of sherm;.ll's W ora
Lozenges entirely cured her
DR. Stephens, one of the most distinguished.
physicians in this country, SAYS Sberman'4
Worm Lozenges are the safest and hest srticle
he knows for destroying worms.
DIR Hunter, another celebrated physician.
uses no other worm medicine in bis practice.
Hon. B. Beardsley, Col. Clarke, Jos Haines,
Esq, Professor Bingham, and the thousand
who have used these lozenges, can fully attest
to their great and wonderful virtues.
G. X. Tyler, General Agent, corner of E.
Baltimore and High st. Baltimore.
AGENTS.
Woodstock-Dr inc G Schmitt
Mt.Jackson-Jno N. Hill & Go.
New Market--John Strayer g. Co.
Strasburg-H. g. G. j. Grove
June 3, 1871 -ly
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23

lRoilNIAs To WIZ
At rules held in the clerks Office of the cir.
enit superior court of law and chancery for
Page county. on Monday the first dsy of
November, 184l; Gabriel Jordan plaintiff
against Lydia Hume. Catherine Hume and
Charles +. Ford, committee admir- of Robert
Hume, deceased, defendants-1S cHArcERr.
VENIIE defendant Lydia Hume not having
III entered her appearance and given secue
rity according to the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court; and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that she is not an inhabitant
of this state. On motion of The plaintiff by his
counsel, II IS ordered That the said defendant
do appear here on the first Monday in January
next. and enter her appearance, answer the
plaintiffs bill, and give security for perform.
ing the decree of the court, and that a copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Woodstock, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the court house Of Page county.
copy-Teste,
WM. e. LAUCK. c. {.
November II 1871
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23

This contemplates FOUR MAIN DEPARTMENTS:
Il. Bible Christianity 2.Organized Christi
aaify. 3. Connexions Of Ch,istianitu. A.. 4
Csrisiiaa Misceilaney. AS lar as practicable,
the first will be occupied by original ana indie.
-.s.. 49,, Of the Religion of Christ.
:. souna IN the bible. the second, by original
s s,:s.e OF all Churches and Benevoloura
yuoaneTsne uassoeiation to be
by original reviews, on strict Christian nrinc;
pies, OF such subjects as the Government. Iii
erature. Philosophy, Science, ard Art Of the
World and the fourth. by geographical. his
torlcal, and biographical characters, eye,ts.
DESCRIPTIONS; poetry, anecdotes, aphorisn,s.
general intelligence, statistics. &c.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23
4. Its Objects.
iii. Its Plan.

The Christian, Workd is devoted to the sd
vancement of all Christian Interests
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-23

sIfance's Compound SYRUP OF Horrnou n
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

Kennebec & Boston Steam NavigatiOn,-1s4i T.
be 6ssYszagE n THREE DOLLARS 70 BOSTON
t1I63l -zI| The new and Splendid Steamer
Sfzs;1-S-7l5a.5JsI j o hn2V. II II IN Ond,
tsszszszzzazssszz7 n Alll-Aiaster.
INTEL further notice will leave Halowe on Mondays
- and Thursdays, at half past T. Nj aud Gadlner3P NJ
for Boston and returning win leave north side Of Wha,
BOSTON, for Gardiner and laowel ON Tuesdays and Fridays
at M.
tan from lallnwe and Gardiner to Boston, S3,OO-ffom
Bath sl,50--Ineals extra.
Stare VII Dr. IN readiness the arrlvnl OF the Boat con
vcy passengers to Augusta, Natere, angor aud belasi'
All freight must be ntelligbly Marked II viii not be re
ccive and all bills for ire ht he paid delivery OF
the goods This boat is well furnished with fire engines,
buckets boats in order insure the safety of psse
ecrs The high reputation OF the j. W. Richmond makes It
unnecessary that the proproors should say any thing in e-
aon to her only thar her qualities safe sea boat are not
surpassed by any boat III the Union.
N5tire 10 Shippers and C0HSgRces-A goods, Baggage,
Bank Bills Specie other property shipped board the
John w Richmond be at the risk of the owners Of such
rapay and all Freight landed must be taken from the
wharf without delay, viii be stored at the risk and eX-
pese of the OWNERS in all respects whatever al persoaS
are forbid trusting any ON account OF tins Boat.
The moprcors have reluqnishcd the transportation OF
money bills aud valuable packages 10 g. : tARPENI Lit,
who win run at his risk, Express by way oi lhe
w Richmond, The proprionrs, therefore, VIII not be nc
conntable for the safe conveyance OF delivery OF any soea
articles. -,,..,,,, .
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

MINISTRY OF ANGELS. The doctrine of the
ministry of angels is clearly taught in the Scrip
ture of Truth, and especially in the Revelation; ;
nevertheless, little attention is paid to that doc
trne by many protesting Christians. Angels ap-
peared TO patrarchs, to Moses, to our Lord, and
TO his Apostles. Sometimes, though ministering,
they were invisible, as when the prophet saw en-
comprising him "chariots and horses of fire.
At other times, they came in disguise, unto
Abraham, and Lot and Israel. At other periods
they appear in their proper persons, as AT the
tomb of Jesus for then their countenanees were
as the lightning, and their garments white as
snow. Thus, too, it was with Lazarus, when
they carried him from earth to Abraham BOSOM
Homes
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

CHRfsrIAN DUrY. The world has claims upon
as, and to them religion itself demands our at.
tention. We are not yet entitled to the constant
employment of saints and angels. We are pill
grims in the wilderness, and we can but view the
land of promise as afar off. We not yet
privileged to pluck at will of its golden fruits,
nor join in the ceaseless praise of the songs of
Zion. We have many battles yet to fight. We
have many victories yet to achieve Our Jordan
still is to be crossed. We are still aliens and
strangers to our fathers house. Yet, let us
neither faint, nor despond Our leader is gone
before to prepare the mansions for us; and his
servants who are faithful unto death shall enter
into the New jerusalem, and shall go no more
out for ever. Simpson.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
snlr CnANDLERY.

A GENERAL assortment constantly on hand and for sale
N by ZfNA HYDE 3, Co. Front street, Bath including
CORL9GE, Manila and Tarred, romthG manuiactores Of
Plymouth Marbehead and Boston, by the gang or retail
san CLO5H, DUCK ard THLNE Of most description
.AN'CHORS Of all sizes, warranted CH3LN CHBLES,
Sheets and Ties of Boston manufacture from English refined
lron and warranted for years also English CHAINS
Bolt ana sheet COPPER. Composition Spikes ana NalS
with other castings Of all descriptions Wndas Necks and
Capstan spndes. link sheathug Nails, new and ap
proprate article. NAY.7L STORES, Paints, Oils ana
Glass Troy pressed SPIKES from three 10 ten inch ship
blocks and Pumps nautical INSTRUMENTS, books
and Charts.
Many OF the above articles, cam suitable notice be de
lvered to the purchaser at his place of business direct from
the manuacory free Of expense him and at the manuac
ture'5 lowest prices. Bath, lS4l lyI
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

aOEb CLARK, il, Co. OF Ialloweii, hereby informs
j the inhabitants of Bath and vicinity, that they have re
snmed the Stone Cutting business formerly pursued by joel
clark, Jr, and have taken stand on Stanords Nhaneaf
the Town Landing where may be found good assortment
OF Dover, New York, White Marble, ana siate ohAN T.
STONES all sizes and ofeyery variety ofpaten, ncud
ing Tomb lables and Monuments Of an descriptions my
i aaHa arranurners To b. constantly supplied with the
b=sl 0 a,u,N all ol4.s IN lgIl .lh5 ni .4..ea "l I ~
eat.d 9th puncuality ami despatch. Mr tn's dapp'
Jr Of Uath authorised Au@1t 90 Uaam apnrat iN
be made, and will give any information necessary III featoh
10 the business JOEL tl4ARk, Jr., a Co
IlnllnNNnll. Drf 9Afll. l2ln. JN3l
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
I7GAT,T,,4 AEp eTR ENGTH!

Dy. S, a. fRiCFtardso7,'s sherry Wine BitteTs
RE tn only sure remedy for o5 'l' anu 1lnee @ 5 az
u Las ever been dscoveradand Their general use i9r -
years with recommendations from the hosi eminent 9 ue
edaal Faculty, ndedtora notices from the boS,oh morn
ing Post Boston Daily Mail Plymouth aenoal, AioShtas ~
Representatives, 8arnsaha Patriot, EssfN Bannt liaNefl
Gazette Lowell Patriot Bunker li AF"l, ShaestGWl II,
Portsmouth Gazette N. H.. Dover Gazette, Nil; Northern
star, H. Island, Lincoln crgpd Me- ne" Aolh Eftlns
Sigp, &C. assure the afflicted that they possess won
ntIIu nlIi. lIEf GIVE III r. - 49,. ti. ,,,,,, ~,
The rsccrn promote the pclstac action, cleanse 'he ao
and boz" from unhealthy acemnHiahehs, ana pGny ana
enliven the blood in the mos thorough and elleeuh manner
They are the most certain remedy Tor an t2sG We,us
diseases called Dyspepsia, Jaundre Liver tompAnts
Heartburn. Dizziness, Headache, Wandering or settled
Pains, Sinking Fanness sour stomach, Loss OF apptute
Weakness OF The Limbs Nervous Debility, CostWeness
Plies and all Diseases caused by an unhealthy state oi the
Stomach and Bowels
9BzeuLAR rHYsIeIAN-Ji and Graduate Of the NEwiAMp-
SHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE. vile has made tue sluu! ei ed
BeIng composed entirely of vegetables they of such a
nature That theymay be taken for any length OF time by IN
BEw4RE or pEDDLERSl
The genuine article cannot be obtained Ct Them on any
rretance whatever MEYER EJHPLOY YHEh roR
aLLoE THEM TO SELL ny .liEDichES. And all
to be mine, 5RE RINK coUNIERFElI'& ia.
As base enough to fill the empty bottles with
their SUIT and thus deceiFe the upwary and some nave ut
BIZ CaREFUL or WHOM VOC PURCHASE!
In consequence Of these attempts at imposition, nave
been great expense in avgnew dreetunsa and Wmppefs
and in future the Bittcrs papers win be donenp in differ
style. See that the envelope has ON il my name IN h
conferred according of Congress- in the year lsO by
8 O. Richardson NJ D. in the Clerks Office of the District
Court uf Massachusetts - and the other side, t0hlsl
ed in 1903 at south Reading County Of Mddesey, Masa
chusatts" The border around tie inside directions (Which
printed white tissue paper is crloss engraved
tate words sDr s. o. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters'
present themselves in Thousand different forms. As copy
right has been granted me, ALL rTFRfSGEMENTs Will BE
DEALT according TO law. The bottles are
nearly ready 10 be issued, in tie same style
All Bers prepared by me lGVea fac-simile of my sigma
tura on the outer envelope, TO COUNTERFEIT WINCH Is
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

CHRlsrIAy JOY. A sweet assurance ofpardon,
a comfortable persuasion of our reconciliation
with God, an established hope of eternal glory,
through Jesus Christ--those will be operative in
the soul, as ''torch in the sheaf.a Those will
enkindle love, and increase watehulness. Those
will beget true humility of mind, and work an
unfegned abhorance of sin. THeryey.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

COMMIT THY WAY TO THE LORD what an
oppressive burden is taken of the Christian $
shoulders, by his privilege of leaving all conse-
quences, while in the path Of duty, to God. lie
asks not,-How shall bear this trouble How
shall remove this difficulty How shall get
through this deep water 2a--bot leaves himself in
the hands of God [Cecil.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

rENHE American Vegetable Practice, new improved
h Guide To ueaith designed for the Of fmilies by
Or. Morris Madison. This work embraces ta and com
pa view of he various branches of Medical Science, and
should ha found in every family. II the best and cheapest
Medical Work ever Published Price 81 03.
Persons wishing purchase, VIII apply 10 Dr. samuel An
darsuu, whose residence tov examine the work.
Dr. MhTrsoS il is expected, win dolivera Lecture ON the
subject athe Ihompsenan Theory and Practice IN few
das before the citizens of this town. Of which due notice
will he given by handbills.
Jnlv % 11lf. 3ur II.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

CHRISTIAN SUBMISSION. I am most gladly
content that Christ should break ali my IDOLS in
pieces. The great men, my friends, are dried up
like winter brooks of water; it hath put new
edge upon my blunted love 10 Christ. lie will
have all my love to himself Rutherford.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12


EUSF received the formerly occupied by Mr. Asa
y Palmer Centre street good assorlment Of Of HARD
WHITE LEAD, PARIS GREEN and JoINER's TOOLS,
which viii be sold at fair prices for cash
w. KENDALL.
WANTED, as above, 50 bbs Cider,
Bath, May l3, 1871. III
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

LOWER NV0OLTIN NIANUFACTORY.
St & J. MAYAIL, respectfully inform the public that
-. they will continue TO manufacture
WOODEN CLOTHS,
from the raw material mt the following prices viz.
Cassimeres at 40 80 cts per yd according quality
SattUets at 80 To 33 ets
Common full Cloth 30 10 35 cts.
walled at 30 to % ~ cts,
Blankcting
yds wide :}3 to 35 cts.
Flannel, yd wide, white, Is cts.
Nap and colnTed, y cts.
Pressed do. % cts.
Cloth dressed for Is cts.
Ie above win be the prices if the wool is taken and
cloth delivered the mill. If delivered an Agents.
cents per ward will be added Also from II to 90 cts per yd
extra will be charged for dying indigo blue.
The subscribers having received the highest premiums in
this State cloths other manufacture the late fair held in
Portland, humbly pledge themselves the public
every exertion execute their work in style that will
merit the preference of the public well continuance
of the generous patronage heretofore received They deem
but Justice to the public say that they work from To
fifteen per cent cheaper than any other Factory the same
business. They VIII become responsible for all work That
goes out of their hands not done in good and workman
like manner. All wool should he well washed
PALMER & LEDYARD Agents.
Gray, April, l84l. 2m7
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
WORMS CAUSE Dr11rTI

~ tERMAN'S W ORM LOIENGES will entirely dogtro,
- all Kinds OF Worms. OUer aaion of Bores qd yoqrJ
Ihe onty eoaraatea cure IN Children and adults are
subject to worms Many diseases arise from worms without
Its being suspected Sometimes very troublesome coug
pains in the joints or limbs bleeding AT the nose Sc &
are occasioned by worms and may be cured by using b
medicine. Many physicians of the highest responsibility use
ihem in Their practice. For sale only by f. WOOD.
Nfl5) CcRtTq UH0rc
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

TTNIIE EUBSCRIBEIR would inform his friends and
the public that he has taken the store formerly occupied
by Holmes & Matthew's continues to keep good assoit,
ment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CR0CfERf aad
GLASS WARE &c. &C., and will sell his goods at reduced
prices CHARLES w. HOLMES. u4s
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
4florol ou0 i&rIiQious,

SUPPORT IN TRIAL. No allliction for the time
seems joyous. All time in afiiiction seems te-
dious viii compare my mserios on earth to
my Joys in heaven, and the length of my mls'r-
les with its eternity; SO viii my journeg seem
short, and my burden easy. Warwick.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

NJ ~ NJIII ~IlTiT17.
Commonwealth, ID q T..
Chelsea a. Chelsea, 81 d.
Farmers 4 Mrel IA,
aDius' S.Aldm5.
Aah0nt bank, 50 a
hliddling Interest " II a29
hlil3laseE, ,Camb'iga , a
y Wbugprt bank 10 a.
Fulton, 1T Boston, redeemed at
Their count 4.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

VI :
TETA the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the last will of Peeg Taliman late of 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 estate the said Peeg
Iaman required exhibit the same and all persons
indebted 10 the said estate called upon ymen
ELEANOR TAILMAN, 1ro.,o.s
HENRY TALLMAN. A"'''"S'
Bath, March 90 1911 l.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
QUARANTINE.

IN and after the tenth day of june and until the tenth
~ DAY ol October Sll, quarantine shall be had all
vessels their officers crews passengers and cagoes, then
arrival from the West lndies Gulf of Mexico any pori
where any contagious disease prevailed their departure
and on all vessels board of which, any person shall have
died or have been sick with any contagious disease during
their hnmeward passage No person shall admitted go
on board Of to shore from any vessel when quar-
antne, without permit from the Health Officer The
law viii be strictly enforced Vessels will anchor at the
usual place Of quarantine nearly opposite the south
Mill Pilots requested to attend to the above regulations
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Health Officer.
Bath, Nav 10, lS41. tfg
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
KENNEBEC AND BOSTON STEAM NAyl~
CATION LINE.
THROUGH BY DAYLrouTII

h. go - THE fast sailing and superior Steamer
S475aa5tal=5N HUNTRESS, 4. g. JswpTr Master will
r'szzzEaas4-7 leave Kings Wharf, Bath every Tues
Day nnfsaay ana saturday morning at O'CLOCK for Boston
Returning VIII leave Portsmouth, on the arrival of the
as rom BOSTON, lor Hath Gardiner and iaRoweH and ar
fNe same afternoon. Fare through to Boston $3.50 To
Portsmouth $l5o. Meals extra w.
Regular days for theJ, W. RICHMOND to leave Halowel
every MONDAY and TIL URSDAY. at half mast . p A.
Bath, May 18th, 1871. ira
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

FASHION GSCABLISHMENT
SAMUEL LCBOWELL,-T8IhOR OR, returns thanks to the
- Liberal inhabitants of Bath and vicinity for the patronage
they have thus far favored him with, and wouldae tins op
ponunty inform them that he continues TO execute all
orders his line Of business with promptnes5 and despatch
He trusts that his extensive experience in his pr0tessOn
and his unremittng efforts please his p1on combined
with perfect knowledge of his trade will enable
merit and receive a continuance Of the public favor
Persons wishing Garments made IN the best manner, and
according to the latest asions will please call 1.-THE Office
directly Parsons Smiths store in Rogers new brick
block 95Cutting done short notice. Latest Fashions
duly received. tn
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
NEW 4 ASSORTMENT!

FRI FFisher a. DOnnell offers for sala
R<p 4 reasonable terms, at ROGERS
= a.. block, Front street, a and extensive
Taa-- NJ ~xsass5 assortment OF fashionable Boots, and
L+A shoes, Hats, Caps, sc. d. &. suita
"---tss bic for winter and spring wear among
which aie-Lade7 Fur lined walking Shoes-Ladies French
Kid slippers of all dscrponsLadies Leather Shoes of all
stylesGhdrens' Leather Kid and Morocco Shoes of all
descriptions and sizes. GENT'S' C4LF, KIP & THICK
BoOTS good assortment Of HATS and CAPS, suitable
to the season. aLSOA good assortment Of fRUBBERS, ali
sizes The above, together with variety of other articles
will be sold low for cash.
Custom work. done to order, at short notice. in faithful
and workman like manner.
NJ 3. Accounts of than years standing must be
settled immediately. +. A. DONNELL,
Bath, Feb 10Th 1871. tft6
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
DYE sTUFFS.
May 10.

FUMERIC, Ground Log and Red Wood, Alum, Coppers
indigo, Blue Vtrol and Oil Vitrol, for sale by
G.. w. KENDALL.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
STpTr m arnt,.r,

rT,.ror,. ~ N JTT .I9EET.
LhEtOLF, S4i the Probate OtFce Jisc1Ssct Juyc 99,b
1S4 0"11' ''E'''''t'5 "'"f o'"''
PQN the foregoing Petition ordered that the Petitioner
gEe notce to said Paten aud ali persons Interested
IN ta g5fu'g "l be had thereon at Probota Court next
gust o4l al O'Clock in the afternoon notice To- be- given
py causing COPY OF TINS petition and order thereon h b
published in the Lincoln telegram nj R,tb r. -
successvey before the sitting Of said Courr. ' ''"
Given under my hand the day and ysar ahov4 ,r;t,,
3Wl5 NATU,T, GRGpoS ''t'h'
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

WllIfE LEAD Paris, Chrome and French Green Chrome
" and French Yellow, Venetian Red, Spanish Brown
Nefmion, lnlsan Blue Ter de sena, TIMBER, Red Lead,
japan. for sale by G. w. KENDALL, tfs
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

NEW GOODS.
TH1HE subscriber would inform his friends aud the public
that he has taken the store formerly occupied by j. H.
Nichols, where he has just received lfne assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,-c0nsisting in part, OF Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres Satnc, VestingsBrOwn and Bleached Sheet
mgs Shrtngs, and Drings,-Aloeskins, Gamboons, and
variety of other stufs for Cents and boys spring and
summer wear. ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, MOUSSEL1NE de LANES, PRINTED LAWNS
and jaconneus.
A good assortment of Hosiery, Gloves, &C.. &c.
ALso-CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, and good as
sOrtment Of family GROCERl EE-Au 0t winch he viii
sell very cheap for cash. j. MATHEWS "a.
ALso;-A small lot of Good BUTTER-anda lot of Shoes
Of all sorts, gcry cheap
May l3. ut
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
NOTICE,


hereby given that subscribers have been duly ap-
pointed Executors of the last will of GREEN RICH
ARDSON late of Bath in the County of Lincoln, deceased
and have taken upon themselves that trust by giving bonds
as the Law Directs And all persons having demands upon
the ofhe said Grden Richardson's required
hbit same, and all persons indebted to the said estate,
are called upon to make payment.
GERSHOM HYDE, rxoo,,ox
WIN. M. ROGERS, HN''u'o''
Bath, June 7th 1S4l. 3 mos. l2
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

. EaiWrysIedeemahle
't#iII.lI tuunt.f'
RcAbrry hanb, fraud.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

MEAD d SYRUP.
g ARSAPARTLIA MEAD aud Lemon SqrIp. br the dozen
~ for sale by CHA'S CLAPP, Jr.
july g. lS4l Is
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

IN R. ALIENS B3LSRW or HO9RHOUND, LTDEN-
~ TYORV gAry) pJEYRISY roof. for CONSUMPTION
and yrr coplqnf colds coughs shifting Of blood eatarr
asthma difficulty of breathing pan in the side papitaton
lrtic fr ni,,l sveats dfr aud prnrisa
#-,l aI ,ffagtinrs nr me chest IJnos and liver
The Iinorhuund Tfveryypr and pucrv Root have for
cents been clebrted in the cure of diseases Of the Lungs
and Liver
Dr. r. d. Allen afler n series Of ynariments has been
able In rytracf from those medical herbs a basam which
~yri rst ,,onderl effect IN curing the Consnmptian
nnd Iylr C9p,nlant and all onrr Diseases Of the itus
md chest , rreat has bacon ta reputation Of Dr. Aliens
=. ~ Bi ia. 4 ~, I.i,,
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, &, FANCY PAiyTTgG
* G. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
~ TONERS and the public generally that he viii continue
the above business in its various branches with des
patch, at the old stand, near the Sagadahoc, Ferry.
Bath, January 30. 1911 trfJ
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

RRAss KETTLES for saleb C. W. KENDALL.
D June 30. TIA
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

RARE WORK.
EUST received, and for sale wholesale or retail by H.
% HYDE, avaluahle work on MATHEMATICS
contains all the puzzlng questions and their explanations
from any work on ARTHNEIc, with much other interest
ing matter. CIVIC
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

TtSUR AEcE1 AG, ATNsJ' FIRE THE Rockingham
Mutual Fire Insurance Company viii take risks against
loss by Fire, Buildings, Merchandise &c Aud the sub
scrhar will Attend nj all tes to the appcaon Of persons
for Insurance by said Company. JOHN ELLIOT. Agent
Ra-f. Tph IS 1911. ff4T