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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-15
MPOKTAAF PROOFS, OF IHE
~ EEPlCAGY OF DE; HARLICas

MPOKrAAr PROOFS, OF InE
n EFFICACY OF DIR. HARLICaS
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.
TIE following certificate WAS sent BY Mr.. r. Il.
Hlnmhn, Agsr, at Cincinnati, Ohio. There can
be no mlstakein it, as the parties are well known.
MI. Ezekiel RIgdou, of Anderson Township. HAM
lion county. ONO. was several days troubled with
bilious Affections, AcldItY Ofthe stomach, alien
d'd Nth TIE usual symptoms Of Dyspepsia. and
having made tral of various medicines " ithout fin,
dinS reliei, "as cured BY he above Medicines
Attest. RiGnn
CInci.nali, Juuo'3Olh. 1910.
bkTLAIFk-Mr. Vance, Of Washington Conn
~, writes as t~nllOws-Dcar Sir-Dr. HsrIich5s nil.
are ~ps1tormIuE some OF the most wonderful eur.
IN thl- vicinity ever heard Of, They were inirs-
duccd here about SIX months ago, by one az m~
neighbours who bought half a dozen packages Iron,
nc PtishuTg ONCE. / am aware II four cases IN
ms place where complete cures hive been ner.
formed, one If eyere.Rheumatis two of Dvspsn-
sa, and QUO Of a ruOst sho king and aggTSyatsd
Nervous Complaint ftcn or twelve yeaTs sfaad-
ing. i seed yOu enclosed FIVE dollars; please TO for
WARD pills Tor that ainOuut by the bearer. WiIlIaH.
Waid, Attest, John VANrE
July p. 1870. ~ 'ANNE'
y. d. The above certificates comparcd with IN,
very many already received, certainly must convincs
those similarly aHi that they can vet bc rcIsv-
cd by the Use Of these invaluable medicines.
Puncip1l Office, No. ~, North Eigth Stree,
PhIlndc rhia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-15

Nih1iNlN--iN ChANCLEN-At rules held T., Tho
CLERKS "fhcc OF The CIruii Superior Court of Law
ana Itn"e"ry Tor the county OF OhIo. ia the u4ynih
of March, 4 d.. 1911.
William SiaInm, Con,l,i,,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-15

PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
u,ErFnsD. Co.'S
SANTL ATKINSON. Agent.
Main IT, Wheeling. va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-15
TERMS ~ >pvnartsiNo 4.

TEWNS Nv kNTTHTNu.
aF \ Advertisements u ,ndci in without specific order
will b. Published I'LL forbid aud charged 81 fr three
insertions az 25 cents Tor ever subsequent insertion
- ais, with all alver,es~menis ordered tall forbid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-15
JOSEPH r. PITNEY.

Auburn, Aug. 81, 1880.
The nature 1T the composition Of the Rev.L Gov
rrts Balm ni Life, having been tCliy explained TO
the following medical gentlemen, they have con
s''ntch that they may I've referred Ia as authority for
us util ~ as al CNptCtpTanI IN those chrJnic cases
Of pulmonary disease, IA which that class If RENE
dies is indicated.
ID. VI. tEESE VI. D., Professor Of The Theory
aud, PrtCucc Of Medicine M the Albany Medical
College.
J. MNAUGHTEN, VI. D., Prof ssor @! Anato-
my aud Physiology nIhG Fairfield Medical Col
legr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-15
wuEAr. fsi Cornpt. ALEX p IAiDLFY.

nNNCEEy-At rules held IN the
Clerks oflire Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanc"y Tor the county Of Ohio. ia The month
of March 1871.
Jonas Newman, C,mpIo;,,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-15

-. hliCiiflI" VI. u, Fhladciphia.
From the Rev. ID. VI porr.-ln ls2J INV lungs be
came seriously diseased. aud continue - for near
" fourteen years, and about SIX years since | wa
attacked with "A chrome bronchitis winch ocCa
-ionej me much pam and distress, attended bv df
hyult breathing snd pans IN various parts Of IN
chest. In March l1stl purchased y bottle Of Rev
/. Covers Baum Of Life, and the eject has been
that NV breathing - about Ne free rs bclor, I wasta
ken; my mountaineering nearly n not a togtthe
cared, and he pains a.! the Ciest have subsidized,
have great confidence ~ The Balm Of Life, ana Il in
u gOUd aud sale medicine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15

that day or day previous, ies-the day previous Tan
nom Yes They fred at The people on the Canada
shore: They did. Any killed.
Thursday, tro O'Clock, r. ~
The proceedings were resumed by MIR. Hall, who
continued the examination Of Sears
How did the 90 when they got out of the boats
in military order? No. How long were you there
altogether: Can't say exactly. Dad you wait for the
other boat that Jagged behind: Yes. The companies
of these four boats went away together: can't say.
Did the fifth boat come up before the others left? Yes
Were people coming back and forward: could nj say
that.
of it. When did you &c, To Davs's' About two or
three clock at night. Did you speak to any that
night when you got to the tavern Yes. To whom
To Mr. Davis. Did you find any of the party there ::
No. Did you find any in the orderly room Yes-one
person Was that either of the persons that you
when they landed Yes When after that did you
see Mcleod | saw him between ten and twelve
o'clock next day. How do you recollect that: The
circumstance Of their firing al him. How far oil was
he short distance. On foot or on horseback On
horseback Did you speak to him No. Did lie not
accost you Ii strikes me he did on his return When
did he return In the afternoon. What hour Can |
say exactly. Had your dned No. What hour do
Won dine !? No particular hour.
By Mr.. Spencer-Dd the fifth boat arrive before the
others left' considerable portion of the persons in
the others had gone.
Bya Juror think it was mile from the place Of
emharkaton TO where the last sentinel was posted
MIR. spencer lncn Saiu thdi ne now proposed 10 oIHe
forward tie documentary oridenec. The learned gen.
teman stated that he would FIRST introduce the various
oical documents that had reic TO the negotiations
at present pending between the Governments of the L..
S. and Great Britain.
Mr.. Ha-For what purpose?
Mr. Spencer-Wha view TO establish The fact, that
the destruction Of the Caroline and the killing of Dur
fee were the acts Of the public force Of Great Britain
which acts were subsequently acknowledged by tha,
Government.
Mr. hall You wish then TO establish that there was
WARP
Mr. Spencer-Yes. Or such state of matters as
released the individuals acng under the order of the
Government Of Great Britain from all responsibility in
regard to the consequences ofhe acts in that capaci
ty Mr. S. then proceeded q, very considerable length
to shew that though there had been formal decara-
ton of war; yet the provincial Government of Great
Britain had right 10 destroy the Caroline in sede-
fence AS, however, the learned gentleman used the
same arguments and adopted the same line of
ing os he did when the occupied the attention of
the Supreme Court, do not deem il necessary to
present his remarks these points again 10 readers
Mr.. Hall rose to reply
The Court relieved Mr.. Hall from replying and ex-
pressed its judicial opinion follows The present in
dc,ment has been sent down to US by the Supreme
Cour, to be tried like any other issue in the Circuit
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
Che g,Enrs AGesae gsay.

For sale By d. Y. kEND9LL, Bdtl-.NO CURE, NO PAY!
The Genuine aid Dutch, German TEGLIHBLE PMS
Highly recommended By Doct Ydieaae Mott N. d. Of .Ns,o
YORK., dad others.
These the orders Any that Goes not llnd reei
from these pills the price refunded back these the pos
tire orders of the Proprietor II Agents and others.
In offering these pills the pubc appeal to their intel
you in duty bound of respect to yourself and comnn
nifty reject them, and publish them to the world an I'M
poson humbug and quacker The public may be ass,r-
ed they purely vegetable they composed of nine in
grcdients part of the medicine only found IN Asia and IN
the valleys of Germany. For convinced these extracts
made into pills and will be found relief for all
billions complaints yellow and bilious ftvers fever and
ague, jandce scarlet rash, bilious choc Dyspepsia &c.
1t is not intended that this medicine is for all dis
which the human system is bael Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made draw from the regions of
unknown fancy, longspun theory Of magic art, which
would each and every disease Good medicine is not
found in the fire whirlwnd Health and happiness hang
upon chance windstme is the herald Of truth The past
at least is secure; they have already raised monument Of
their greatness which will defy the corrodng tooth of time
LIST OF AGENTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
Nahum Perkins in Fopsham James Sampson, Charles p.
Qint j. Carr Son, BowdOinhaIn; EpGct NJ .4rrrG Geo.
Il. Thomas, 81 L. Snrterdu E. Co., Rchmond Nathan Roy
nolds Son. Lewiston Joshua Gerrish Jacob BJbe, Tomas
Pierce Co., Lisbon j. g. a Rogers, Howdon j. B. Pcrrg,
Nathaniel c. Reei, Phipsburg; Hes Berry, Georgetown; IL
". Cgad5ara IIEs .Hefr IT., Edgecomb Dtrd .Nf,r5egn,
Robat Spang, Boohhay 4rH0d Bia'cg Joscph Con1nay,
Bremen Isaac Hat, q. u. 81 ". NcholS, Him. H. Bar
nard, Wadoboro SiePhe" .Mgrict, Jr, Webster Edmund
Dina, Niscasse; I'm. CARRY, Alna Henry H. jennings,
Thonas heHhner Nohleboro it, o. Pnnmer, Damarscotta;
Gco H,ks jefferson; H. CgiiaS Union; S. b. VhCrbec,
Warren H. I. Lerfhsalcr, Iiomastnn. (ly2-.)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
For the Cure Of
COUGHS, COLDS AND GOES JMIsTE0EG.



GENUINE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAMIc
| SYRUP or LINERWOR1.
NJ ORE than $1,000 bottles Of this very valuable medicine
I'VE s,di, (pruciply in the STATE If Maine
since first Tired the public by the orlg! Inventor
| and proprietor few years since.
1t n undoubtedly superior any other article offered 10
the public a. it seldom fails giving relief whore it Is
| taken in due seaSon
Although the superior virtues Of this medicine well
known and its qualities highly approved, yet the uowipg
certificates added for the satisfaction ni any Whony b
afflicted with those diseases far M'lri is designed So'
eal others may be the bal q directions Ic3npt
ing each bottle.
Certificate nj fHuP uL@ER
I'll" undersigned taks u ;c in m.ntiuE.EG the prompt
and essential relief which h. ryPrirnced IN severe aark
the lungs IN january itt, from tc use u TIE Vegetable
Pulmonary lalSanlc syrup Of l1F"r"uft; ana chrefuIy
tcshes thai N hi "pnun 1t s most b"hrtcti In'd!cine
in consmptive romnl nrs, yp Il, Colds or s"t"d cough
and earnestly mcnmndS This Medicine 10 all who are SUI
ftrne under affections Of i,s Kind. PHlLiP oLAiER
Thomason, Feb. 10, 1871.
Certificate # DR GuepwfS, az experienced Physician q
Yhs.D0i0a.
do hereby cerf ~, that have this day examined tie
composition Of Medicine prepared ly John b. stIa Of this
town. which H., calls Vcgcllb. Pulmonary Ba5Gnic Syrup
of Liyerwor for the ears of Ccusumpons Coughs Colds,
my opinion superior ~ any Cough Drops that have
come within my knowledge. JACOB GOODWIN.
| 1homast0n April >, 1881.
Lcfe5' from i. r. PErKfss, Drurpis, Cardiar~.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

Kennobee & Boston Steam Internationally.
he 6~ef4zSD n THREE DOLLARS TO BOST ON:
te4&lz=z5AN The (, new n. ,9 and Splendid steamer
S!ssssslss5s95eeHS Ohn w. Ric h me nd,
SH@N9aN2-1-s8 N. k1MBALL-Master.
Until further notice will leave Iallowe on Mo ndays
and Thursdays, At half past P. NJ and Gardiner 3P m
for Boston and returning win leave north side of T. wharf
Boston, for Gardiner and alowe TUESDAYS and Frday5
at p. Nj.
Fare from ITallowe and Gardiner Boston, s3oo-fom
Bath S250-meals extra
Stages will be in readiness the arrival the Boat TO
vey passengers Augusta, Waterve Bangor and Belfast
All freight must be ntegihy marked, will not be re-
ceived and all bills for freight must be paid delivery
the goods This boat il well furnished with fire engnes
buckets boats &c. in order to insure the safety of passon-
gers The high reputation of the J. w, Richmond makes it
unnecessary that the popretos should say any thing in
aton to her, only that her qualities safe boat
surpassed by any boat in the Union.
Notice 10 Shippers and COnsgaeesAn goods, Baggage,
Bank Bills, Specie other property shipped board the
John W. Ricmond must be at the risk of the of such
property and all Freight landed must be taken from the
wharf without delay, will be stored at the risk and
pense of the in all respects whatever. All persons
forbid trusting any one account of this Boat.
The popreors have renquished the TRANSPORTATION OF
money bills ard valuable packages to G. :. CARPENTER,
who will run his risk, Express by way of the J.
w. Richmond The popretors therefore, will not be ac-
conntable for the safe conveyance delivery of any such
/ articles.
TIaowel lAp 1874. tf3 A. HOWARD, Agt
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

TOEL CLARK, Jr, & Co. of Iallowell, hereby informs
y the inhabitants of Bath and vicinity that they have
sumed the Stone Cutting business formerly pursued by Joel
Cark Jr and have taken stand ON stanlfods Wharinea
the Town Landing where may be found good assortment
Of Dover New York, White Marble. and Slate GRAVE
STONES of all sizes and ofevery variety fpattem, ncud
ing Tomb Tables, and Monuments OF all descriptions hay
ing made ARRANGEMENTS to be constantly supplied with the
Stock all orders in their line Of business VIII he exc
cued with punctualiy and despatch. Mr. Charles tlapp,
j. of Bath is authorised Agent to whom application may
made and will give any information necessary in relation
to the business. JOEL CLARk ~, x Co.
IIaIlnwtlI. Doth ISI0. ly3l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
AN EXTRACT
FROM THE LETTER OF ONE OF DR. BRAN

""o'1 THE A 6Rr SO Sf sC G,l Sr ~"
Aady moving in the hest society in this city, (Phiadcl
t t is Ia -, ~, Ia p;,os g., f,,r Neors and
p @ oeun iUIe'! ha d ,h ptS fr mnnbs Is en-
tlreiy recovered ,,. 49,. a,,, ;,, ;,er,ic Fl,
"A eeheiai, pl. s,oial was . aiea "rrpo and
for upwards OF twenty years. conhued TO grow WIN, anu
haa ht nus more ireIe.A ihs d FL and he
i , uSi h .'e IA h; ;n ' " ~ ~ '' " ~
heV'eef aachlhey o N1.s't ~ ieli,S ' iii al,
i ~ INN ti rr Of bs a" fr a ione tme saw six
, nd tha doctor,s hands He rvnressed himself
~. o. daa tban alira d,,nG ,bis neriod That
ter sng few boyes Of Brandrel,s Pills he appeared
gnn f and strspg dal and in Short time became per
+ 80, nr, ~, r.,o "a ae ""'' ~ 49, ~
I roser,s co,,, fifth street has been cured
of Dysnnsn Mrs Law also is cured of spasns and Cramps
~ f G , ' f p,a aud i" PiTs
~ sat s,;,h NJ g 'F;e St,oot pb,deIpbia is perectiv
i 'a i u, ~, The to,, nn inward Imp sim
ply by thG Of tneSe invaluable ps in, has take, va
J"Iin ~ ,i,chi m't s,neti t 'F c % in the rnIt
,1o , d o Ii ~ mia he ,,ed Fran
81, u, ' p, VI ~ 80 ~, u; :. f,,,,'li ~
mn ~, ms W. M. u NJ Vii,t ' '.,s take, III in n
"ai ooi1'i ~ j. :, ~. ~ ,1 ,rith :, cr,un
n'i' '.saL ni ~; ma hi sts,, in such n
n, ,T io fI N ms e. yay nh an cpileltic
i ~ lie a" ~ ti ,a pill in lire doses and in
~, re commences 1 ',n nc i'' III 'is' ' w "
ie" i p ~ gtS = W. c;,, who rosid.s on, door
en- a. i' III, ~ e,,th ,ra,, has henn sjck nm
.on tT corner o l, ~ s ", h te bre small boxes Of
Mtus o. ."o yga'r Ste ,n ,,NTn .'''
ii'ieti , 'aia S p ~, bo in hnis She Ind been
came away from .t o a,g atnn,ar o,n con
t i a't nc, VIZ, l. u, ,r , '' 9''''"''''
i''i nd ' d T. ' f the corner If II in George st.
ia,, , t . ',.h '41irt.J VIM, the pics After
s,' =, n", IL, mi, ~. ,,os ,,,,,. c,red
hi ,aJ t, lar, d,,,ohter nf ir William, Nimles
IG9 ~ n -, H. 49,, IN td n.,r five yrars with
mir. nj, 49,, j @ g., ~ c,,lI I,ni, no rest: in
Iced shn cout mon lie down il, her hid She began To use
Brndre,hs PMS s las; resource: The first box gave her
arnt relief md the scnuJ cared her Worms was her com
nloint-grent quantities ranl, away from her
MIR Martin Ninth Front street mach troubled with
cromn in The stnm,rhroti retain mn C,od sometimes for
dovs was very weak and d,hiated Ey taking few, boxes
If }r,ndrtI,j pfs is entirely cured is yrr, AN xous that
me virtues of HE pin; shoyld h. excessively known
It me now recommend two tlirgsncrcr bc B,, ard
,ercc an m JyggJ;t far EyaaJjI, PMS The first weak
one M nri,ri, fIE and Iono Keen. t .stc # heati,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

nR. ALIENS B8ISsW OF HO8RHOUyTD, LIVER
~ B0R7, AyND PLEURISr ROOF Ior Goh s pi
and Liver complaint colds, coughs, sphe o nloou @
asthma, difficulty of breathing pain in the side, paptaion
Of the heart, oppression and soreness OF te cle euy
hectic fever, night swea difficult ana toiuse eAeotui'o
and all affections of the chest, lungs and ilfef; e.
The Hoarhound LRcrwort and lln9isy hoot haHe u"
centuries been celebrated III Tie cure o' u' VI 'ii'
DR.. E. D. Allen, AFTER series Of experiments has been
able TO extract from those medical heh5 pasl' WHICH
eAes most wonderful effect IN cuhs .e - ne
and Liver Complaint, and all other diseases oil te Lungs
and chest SO great has become the reputation Oh u Aes
Baisam that it Is now used in the NEW iofA ihhne
and Baltimore Hospitals, and in the private acace Oh our
most eminent medical men. - .
coughs, Group, Quinsy and sore throat, lis bas Is Vi
great Importance. The number o. ae''i t i ~
from these diseases is truly aiarnnns II patemts Misli ~
the lives of their children, and themselves mch "uD
anxiety and expense, let them procure III; d. -, He s i
sam and whenever child has taken colu nus as
cough or hoarscness give teaspoonia OF ts
repeat II necessary; even one ea'ooaa p" ii ua @
an entire cure During the winter or Io5s fisig ~ one
thousand lies employed this remedy in the city OF New
York Ie consequence was that the m h t Il,
number may be by the city Inspectors report OF
deaths.
In order give the reader idea of the efficacy OF tins
Balsam and how extensively is used here introduce
the monthly report of the performed in the month OF
May 1899, furnished by the agent, and published III
Monthly Report of the cures performed by DR.. B. D. Al
lens Basam of Ioarhonnd Liverwpr and heurisy Root
during month of May 1t has cured and completed the
cure of Consumltion in 1921
| Liver complaint w
Dyspepsia l9o
Asthma VI
Palpiation of the Heart q
Raising blood 3o
/ Total 1852
"The of colds and coughs cured by this imedcnt
! numerous to report"
Observation-Disclosures none unless it has the cortif
cate of Copygh the wrapper and label and the writ
ten signature of H. d. ALLEN, NJ ~
General Depot and wholesale Office 50 Barclay street New
York Sold in Boston by ANDREW GEYER, 1914 Hanover st
general agent for the New England States.
| Grt \ lSt0 Ives
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

- NO 70 n n n fH11hAH1iSi Wv hN,
lA1 the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
Il of the last will Of Peleg Tallman late Bath in the
County Of Encon, deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust by giving bonds the law directs And
all persons having demands upon the of the said Peeg
Taman required to exhibit same, and all persons
indebted to the said estate called upon make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN, rx,..,o
HENRY TALLMAN. N~'e'""S'
Bath, March 49, l94l !.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
Washington Temperance Society
OF BATH.

OF BATH

OFFICERS.
SAMUEL. CROWELL, President.
J. H. NICHOLS, Vice Pres dent.
JOHN P. FLINT, Recording Secretary.
EDMUND G. ALLEN, Corresponding Scct y
Wa. S. PEqTENGILL, TREASURED
Joseph Hayes,
S. G.. Stinson,
Sam'l Parker, Trustees
Peter Knight,
Stephen 7. Berry.
Jesse Dustan,
John n Smith, Donation
Henry +. jerks,
Joseph Bradford, Committee.
J. Scott Donnell.
The Committee appointed to draft Resolutions,
have attended to their duty and
REPORT
the following Preamble and Resolutions.
PREAMBLE.
Whereas the demon of Intemperance, the with
'ering influence of whose pestlential BREATH is at
present felt in all classes of society, prostrating
their energies and brutalzing many who are 9TH
erwise capable ofbecomng its most useful mem
bers, thereby rendering them burden to them
selves, their families, and community, and where
the public good and the interest of our beloved
country, demand of US, as the friends of Temper
ance, a vigorous and well-directed effort, an I'M
firing and determined resolu ton to do all in oer
power for the suppression of this vice, the per-
ncious influence of which is Mt present the de-
stroyer of the happiness of thousands ofits unfor
tunate victims-thcrefore-
Resolped, |. That there is not the least advan-
tare to be derived from the use of Ardent Spirits,
but nothing can be more unhealthy, or make man
more miserable, unhappy and degraded.
Resolved, 2. That we will fiom this time do all
in our power to persuade those individuals who
are in the habit of using intoxicating drinks, to
abstain entirely from the of them.
Resolved, 3. That the person who drinks, Rum,
Gin, Brandy, Whiskey, Wine, or even Cider or
Beer in any quantities, drinks too much, and
whenever opportunity presents itself, where
we can with propriety expostuate with them, we
will do ali in our power to persuade them to make
use of it as drink no longer
Resolved, 4. That it is the duty of every MEM
Der of this Society to persuade those who are now
engaged in the sale of Trident Spirits, to abandon
it altogether.
Resolved, 5. That those persons who have been
and who are now in the habit of selling Ardent
Spirits to be drunk in their shops, or to be carr-
cd away, have not received that treatment which
has been and is now extended to Inn-holders and
Wholesale Dealers but while the one class has
been stIgmatzed beyond what has been beneii-
,cia 10 the cause of Temperance, the others have
had too much lenity shown them.
RESOLVED, g. That we will not cease our efforts
until measures are taken to effectually put stop
TO all importation of Ardent Spirits into the
try.
Rssolred, 7. That all persons who have been
in the habit of drinking trident Spirits within six
months, are invited to become members of this
Society.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
NEW GOODS.

lust received at the formerly occupied by Mr. Asa
y Palmer, Centre street, good assortment of HARD
WARE, NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, LlNSEED OIL,
WHITE LEAD, PARIS GREEN and JOINER'S TOOLS,
which viii be sold at fair prices for cash,
G. w. KENDALL.
WANTED, as above, so bbls. Cider.
Bath, May 49, lS4l. u7
r1RFSH r MARINDS, for sale by A. C. PAGE.
n ITO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

WHITE LEAD Paris Chrome and French Green Chrome
w and French Yellow, Venetian Red, Spanish Crown,
Lethmge, Whiting, Lnsced OIL, Spirits TnIpenne and
10, & eols IN, &. W. KENDALL. IFS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
FASHIONABLE .NsTAELIsHNIENT.

& AMUEL CROWELi,-I.AiLOR returns thanks to the
- liberal Inhabitants of Bath and vicinity for the patronage
they have thus far favored him with and would take this OPP
portuny 10 inform them that he continues TO all
orders in his line of business with prOmptness and despatch
He trusts that his extensive experience in his profession
ana his unremitng efforts please his patrons combined
wiki perfect knowledge of his trade, will enable him
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 at the Office
directly over Parsons Smiths Store in Rogers brick
block 91FCnting done short notice. Latest Fashions
duly received. III
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
PREAMBLE.

We, the members of the Washington Tee-To-
tai Society of Bath, Maine, feeling fully sensible
that the course heretofore adopted by the differ
ent Temperance Societies, has not been so bene-
fetal to the cause of Temperance as some other
course might have been, hereby agree to form
ourselves into Society of the above title, and
adopt the following
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

ing any kind oF spuituous, Vinous or fermented
Liquors of every klnd and description whatever
as Il Beverage