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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE!!

A NEW DlSCOVERY.-It has recently been discover
IA ed thai the pure Extract of GALL combined with
lmpalpable Powder of Alum, is sure remedy for the
Toohachc, will Kill the nerve in most cases, and render
them in state that they may be filled without pain. The
pure article is for sale by WM. BRUwN, AL Washington
street. Boston, None genuine unless signed by the pro-
prleOr, Wm Brown See certificate of its efficacy on the
direction. For sale by j. 4. DUNBAR, Woodstock,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TIME VALUABLE FARM belonging to the estate OF the
l. late WM GILLETTE Of Sharon, and known by the
name of the Dana Farm containing about $50 of the
choicest land in Windsor county and about miles above
Sharon village, Is offered for sale II is beautifully
situated on White River, and an excellent stand for Tav
ern and where there has been constantly kept for so
years, uu OF late Said land IL very productive and In
high state of cultivation, OF an arabic kind Tree from
being rich made and easily titled, and well watered
and wooded suitable for raising great quantities of grain
and keeping large stock OF cattle. Said Farm be di
ydcd about equal and make two excellent ones; with
equal share Of meadow, upland and woodland 10
MEDIATE the purchaser Part of the payment will be made
very edsyS3OOO NJ about l2 per cent interest and to
be paid semannnaly, can remain ioreyer-and $4,000
Interest paid annually can remain for many Years.
the residue must be paid six months year from salt
nless the purchaser would prefer pay ing when the bur-
gain is closed Said Farm will be sold private sale,
Public Auction, Mt the dwelling house Of the deceased the
10Th day If next November at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ALsO-On said premises Is offered for sale, either pr
vate Mt Public Auction, 700 fine Merno Sheep, fat
perior kind fearngs and Calves, an excellent pair o
work Horses, | year old Colt, ~ tons of Hay, 500
bushels OF Corn 200 bushels OF Wheat, $40 bushels OF
GOATS, 100 bushels of Rye 500 bushels Of Potatoes, Seigs
Harnesses Carts Ploushs and Harrows und other Farm
ing Tools too numerous 10 mention.
All Of the nbove described property will he sold the
premises OF the late VIM Gillette the 10th day OF
November, unless previously disposed Of. Sale to
mence at 10 o'clock in the morning, and to connne unit
the whole Is disposed Of Gentlemen who art anxious t.
purchase elegant farm and improve their stock,
invited to attend. e. PARTRIDGE, Administrator.
Sharon, Oct 18th, le4. 77-iw
p S. Please to recolec the sale of the personal prop
erty commences the 10Th day Of next Nov. The Farm
will be sold the 18th day. including 100 acres of lease land
excellent Tor sheep pasture, ant subject to rent OF 81
per but other taxes and possession given the first
day of next April, of both Farms. C.. r., 5dmr.
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TO PUBLISHERS OF PAPERS THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES
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Guiding this notice. and givingt l2 inside inser-
tons, shall receive copy ofihe work, (sutJect 10
their Order,) by sending directions to the Publisher
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- Clergyman, superintenden's and teachers Of
Sabbath schools. Agents Of Religious Newspapers
and Periodicals, PoslnlasteIs and Booksellers.
throughout the country, are respectfully requested
to act as our Agents.
No letter uiH be taken from the office uul"'
post paid
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

I I'VE GEESE FEATHERS-A superior article,
IL for saie at very low rate, BY
Oct. y, lsil. C1As. DANA, in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
THE FOLLOWING WORK
HAS BEEN COMPILED FROM THE
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Pictorial Illustrations Of the Bible,
AND VIEW OF The HOLY LAND.

NEW. CHEAP, AND VALUABLE PUBL
~ CATlONS.-Four Hundred Page, Svo., fine
paper. handsomely bound, Price only TWO DOL
LARS The subscriber respectfully invites the
attention of Cerymen, Teachers Of Sabbath Schools.
Heads Of FAMILIES, aud Booksellers, Throughout, tho
United States, to the above new, cheap, aud splen-
did Illustrated work, Published and for sale a, No.
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Tue Hundred Pictorial Illustration
OF THE SCRIPTURES,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

Infantry, and Colonel Hiram Chapman OF the sec
ond Regiment of Infantry, both oil SAID secohd
Brigade, were members, for the trial of Captain Jo-
seph Curtis, commanding officer oil the b. Company
of Light Infantry in the third Regiment OF Infantry
in The first Brigade and fourth Division, upon charge
and specification thereof, preferred against HIM by
MAJOR Nathaniel GrotoD, Division Advocate oil SAID
Division, on complaint of Harvey Graves, Colonel
Of said third Regiment for dsobedlence of orders
1.-The Court adludge the said Captain Curtis guilty
Of the CHARGE and the specialization thereol' TO WIZ
that the said Joseph Curtis, on the twenty-founh
day of September, A. d. $40, beng captain oil Inc
sad b, Company of Light Infantry aforesaid, ana
being in Office and having paraded his SAID Com
pany said day agreeably TO orders, Tor Reglneh-
tal Review and Inspection and being on parade as
aforesaid in command of his said Company, III said
Regiment, then and there under the command OF
the said Colonel Harvey Graves, did wHiniiy dlso-
bev the orders of she said Colonel Graves, and DID,
against the orders and directions of the said Colonel
march his said Company off the parade ana
though ordered and requested by sad ooohel
to return 20 his duty and 10 his place in Sd Reg-
ment, on said day. and do his duty with his Com
pany, the said Captain Curtis wlliully refused and
neglected 10 return with his said Company or TO sub
nit himself to the command OF the SAID Colonel, IN
evil example to Others And the Court did fur
Their adudge and 'sentence the said Captain Joseph
Curtis for the offence whereof he is found GUILTY,
to be reprimanded in DIVISION ORDERS, and TO
pay Cne 10 the State, in the sum OF FIFTEEN DOL
| LARS
| Major General Joseph Berry is charged with the
immediate execution of this sentence, aud will cause
that Captain Joseph Curtis be discharged from ar
rest, and restored to the conand of his Company
without unnecessary delay.
| Major Nathaniel Groton Advocate oil said fourth
Division, will institute the necessary legal proceed
inrs to insure prompt collection of the fine which,
/ tho said INIT the SAID CADtlln
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
DIVISION ORDER NO 8.

1t is with regret that the Ma'r General is called
upon to perform the unpleasant duty Of putting IN
execution the sentence of the above named Court
Martial particularly the officer in fault is
one who voluntarily took upon himself the discharge
of the duties of an Office. honorable in itself
and upon the faithful discharge of which the
safety and defence of the State is involved yet us
unpleasant as the fact is, the conduct of the officer
complained by the commanding officer Of the Regi-
ment 10 which he is attached, and which has under
gone the investigation of Court Martial is consid-
cred by the Major General as most reprehensible-
such as not only dcgrades the dign ty Of the office he
holds but is in evil example TO others occupying
less honorable stations and exercise S pernicous
nhuer ce through he ranks genera iy. Strict obrd-
ience to the commands Of Il superior officer; and a
willingness to submit to military rule aud discipline
afford The best evidence of an honorable and efficient
officer.
The station of commanding officer OF a volun-
teer company, presupposes at once an assurance
that he is disposed and will strive to set an exam
pie of discipline sub ordination and soldief-like con-
duct, like honorable to the M ind generally and
well worthy of imitation But it is with feelings OF
modification and regret that the Major General Is
obi sed TO announce officially that such conduct as
is above mentioned, tending it does, to produce
insubordin alton, dlsobedlehce aud wan: oil respect
for the Military Institutions and laws OF Stale
meets his Misrepresentation; and lie expresses an ar
dent desire that hereafter, there may be no cause
whatever, to complain of similar transgresson
within the linn is o.! this Division.
Capt. Joseph Curtis is discharged from arrest as
soon he is tu rnshed with copy of this order,
and is restored to the command OF his company.
Brigadier Generals MilIay and Leonard are charg-
ed with the cation Of this order through Their
Brigades. By the Major General,
JACOB S. sEWALL, A. ID. c.,
and Orderly Officer, 4lh Division
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
HEALTH AND STRENGTH,

DIR. g. o. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters
RE the only remedy for Dyspepsia and Jaundce that
years with recommendations from the most eminent OF the
ing Post, Boston Daily Mall Plymouth Memorial Amoskeag
Representative, Barnstabe Patriot Essex Banner Haverhl
Gazette Lowell Patriot Bunker Hin Aurora Charlesown,
Portsmouth Gazette, N H. Dover Gazette, NJ H., Northern
Star, X. Island, Lincoln Telegraph Me- New York Evening
Signal &C. must assure the afflicted that they possess won
dertul merit THEY GIVE LIFE yIGoR TO
the vscera promote the persaic action cleanse the stomach
enlven the blood in the most thorough eectua
They the most certain remedy for all those prevalent
diseases called DSsPepfla 5anndlGe LIVER Complaints
Pains, Sinking Fainness, Sour stomach Loss appetite
Weakness of the Limbs Nervous Debility, Costiveness,
Piles and all Diseases caused by an unhealthy of the
Stomach and Bowels.
They the unrivaed and elicacious compound of a
4yREGuLAR FYsc1AN {g and Graduate of the NEW
COLLEGE, who has made the study of Med
cine his profession.
nature that they may he taken for any length of time by
valid of any age without niung the system exposing it
- '''''' '0'"' REU4RE OF PEDDLERSt
The genuine article cannot be obtained of them on any
aILOH THEN TO SELL NY HEDICL1Gs. And all
Bitter put up pias and small round bottles, purporng
TO be mine, IRE RINK COUNIERfEI1S.
As some are base enough To fill the empty bottles with
their sum and thus deceive unwary and have
''P sE G az %%n or 81 ny oH TdG pf p6RcasE
In consequence of these attempts at imposition, have
been AT great expense in having new arecons and wrappers
and in future the Bers papers Will be done up in differ
style. See that the envelope has on my name in full
'entered according to act of Congress- IN e year $50 by
s. o. Richardson's NJ D. in the Clerks Office of The nislrie
Court of Masachnsetts: - and on the other sd Establish
ed in 1908 at South Reading, County Of AiddleSeS Maa
chrlses' The border around the inside drectinns (Which
printed white tissue paper Is so curonsty eh4aNt
that tie words CDR 5. o. Richardsons Sherry WINE Bltters
present themselves tlousnnd different forms. As copy
right has been granted me, iNFhNGEMENfs Will tE
SEVERELY DEALT WITH according To law me bottles are
nearly ready 10 he issued, IN the same style
All tters prepared by me have fac-simile OF my sigma
t're ON the outer envelopes TO COUNTERFEIT which Is
FORGERY.
as YOU V.8LUE HE.4h7H BE CAREfGL!
Orders from Agents, merchants, traders, DRUGGISTS, apt
ecares and dealers in medicines Will be punctly mtelldd
10, and sent to any part of tine country safely packed II
boxes A liberal discount win be allowed on the sale
For sale, hoiesae and RETAIL at the
| DocToR's OFrIcE, ID HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
and in Towns throughout the New England states
gc5prce IS cents per botie5l cents per paper. IS
For sale by N Weld, c. {. Wuldron, D. y. Kendall, IL
Bath, Me. e w ON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
State of Maine.
HEAD QUARTERS, !
AucuST. nril ID ISL!
GENERAL ORDER, No. %.

The repeated instances of trials by Courts
Martial and the facts disclosed in the records of
these trials, evince prevailing neglect of duty,
destructive to the interests of the Militia, and de-
rogatory to the character Of portion Of its Off
GERS.
1t is to be feared that, in many instances, Off
GERS are induced to accept commissions in the
Militia, with little no intention of dscharging
faithfully the duties enjoined upon them by their
commissions and the laws of the State.
The facilities with which honorable discharges
from services have been obtained, by those who
have neglected their duties, will justify the pre-
SUMPTION that some officers have accepted com
missions for the express purpose Of obtaining an
early and cheap exemption from ordinary military
duty regardless of the obligations imposed upon
them while they remain in Office. To remedy
this evil, far as it can be done consistently,
and to make a proper discrimination between
those officers who discharge their respective du-
ties honorablg, and those who indulge themselves
IN the wilful neglect of important duties, it is
expected that officer will recommend the
honorable discharge Of any officer under his com
mand, who has Intentionally avoided or neglected
to perform the duties of his ufiic e.
1t is no less creditable to those holding commits
sions in the Militia, to perform their respective
duties with fidelity and ability, than 4othe officers
of any other department of the Government nor
does It detract any thing from their credit. that
their services are performed gratuitously and for
the benefit of the whole community in speak.
;no of an institution established for the defence
ond protection of the State, and on whose Jphvsi
cal mower alone the people ultimately rely to
subject the refractory to the operation and
,,oyernment of the laws, the Commander
IN. Chief INDUCES the hope that the officers
of the Militia generally, and especially those
who are in stations of high command, will, by
their practice and precepts, cause the Jaws to be
resnected and enforced against the wilfully neg
lgent and disobedient. 1t is cartainiy moi a time
for the relaxation of sclPllne or neglect OF duty
Militia. voluntarily undertakes to perform the
duties enjoined upon him as such; and it is GER
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
EARHI FNR SALE.


yV'E subscriber offers for sale his Farm situate Rob
nsons Corner III Richmond. 1t consists Of about four
hundred Of good land which will be sold all together
suit purchasers, ii has large quantity ii Wood
and Timber ana large Orchard with Grated frut the
buildings thereon consist of double two story House all
finished and thoroughly painted inside and ou with large
enient Barn, and houses also one story House,
Store and Blacksmith shop Terms fourth cash upon de-
livery of good and sufficient deed for the residue any
reasonable accommodation can he had upon good security
For further particulars inquire Of the sulscfber ON the
Premises WIN. PAFrEN.
Richmond. Nrrch 81 1911 fl,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

rI1HE Store next east of Doat Wknsous in ''ercc's'
Brick Block, opposite Aessrs. 4. Hyde, Cn's.--pos
session given Immediately. Apply to CHS. CLApP, JE
Al IS 1sH. It's Stuniford's WIFI.
FASFsIONA BE ESIA BLisibN! EN1.
SAMUEL Gro WELI,-74UOR, returns thanks to the
- liberal inhabitants of Bath and vicinity for the patronage
they have thus favored him with and would take this o
potunty to inform them that he continues to execute all
in his line of business, with ponnesS ami despatch
He that his extensive experience IN his profession,
aud his unrcmng efforts pasf his. patrons, combined
with perfect knowledge of his trade, VIII enable Inn to
merit and receive a continuance If the public favor
Persons wishing Garments made in the best MANNER and
according the latest fashions, will please call t the Once
directly Parsons Smiths store in Rogers new BRICK
block 9stutting done short notice Latest Fashions
duly received III
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
CONSOLIDATION.

FAR ALIENS B.8LSaM OF HOARHOUyvD, LIVER
~ VORT md PLEURISY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaint colds coughs splitting of blood catar
asthma, difficulty of breathing, pen in The side, paptaton
of the heart oppression and of the chest penris,
hectic fever night sveas difficult and pronse teGioTaio
and all affections of the chest lungs and liver.
iIae JIoarhond Iverwort and Pluersy Root have foi
been celebrated in the of diseases OF the Lungs
and Liver.
able extract those medical herbs, balsam, which
exerts most wonderful effect in curing the Consumpol
and Liver COMPLAINT and all other diseases of the Lungs
and chest great has the reputation of Dr. Aliens
Balsam that it is used in the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore Hospitals and in the private practice OF our
most eminent medical men.
For children aborng under inflammation of the lungs colds,
coughs Group ouinsy and sore throat TINS balsa a. o.
from these diseases is truly alarming Ii parents WISH 10
the lives of their cden and themselves much trouble
anxiety and EXPENSE let them procure Dr. b. d. Alth bai-
and whenever child has taken cold, has any ieyef
cough or hoarseness give teasoontul of tins ana
repeat necessary teaspoon VIII often effect
entire During the winter of $780, rising OF one
thousand families employed this remedy in the CITY OF New
York. The consequence was, that the number of deaths
among children reduced to less than one haf the usual
NUMBER may be by the city Inspectors report OF
deaths. 49, cat:
In order to give reader idea of the efficacy Of this
Basam, and how extensively is used, we here nuoance
the monthly report of the it performed in the monh OF
May, 1889, furnished us by the agent, ana pupseu "
the New York sun. A.
lens Balsam of oaround Lverwo, and Pteurisy Koot
during the month of May 1t has cured and completed INC
cure of Consumption IN La IA ca s
Liver complaint i os
Dyspepsia 20
Asthma 81
Palptaton of the Heart 81 :,
Raising blood ~
Total 1852
&C The number of colds and coughs cured by
CaU7ION&Purchase none unless il has the ceri-
cate of" Copyright" on the wrapper ana a ag me wr'
General Depot and wholesale office 50 Barclay street New
York Sold in Bosonby ANp5nw snsaa IVA hanover y
D~5@For sale in Bath by J. WlLklNsoN' loo
Oct 8, l6iO I'VE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
state of Maine.
HEAD QUARTERS, }
AUGUSTA, February %, lS4l. !
NERAL ORDER NO. 3.

GENERAL ORDER NO. 3.
The Law imposes upon the Commander-n-Chei
an obligation to promuga,e the judgement and SEN
tence of Division Court Martial, detailed by Ma
jor General Joseph Berry, of the fourth Division,
and holden at Richmond, within said Division on
"Wednesday the thirteenth day of January last, of
which Brigadier General Joseph Leonard, of the
second Brigade, in said Division, was President, and
Colonel John I. Cashier Of the third Regiment of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE!-The Rockingham
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will take risks agaipst
loss by Fire, Buildings, Merchandise &c, And the sub
gcrber will attend at all times, to the aPllGa!ion Of persons
for Insurance by said Company. JOHN ELLIOT, Agent
Bath, Feb IL, 1871. tfI7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

DOARDERS WANTED! ar S2,5O PER H-EEE f!
ED at tsae Commercial HEousc! HENRY ROOTH
would respectfully inform the public generally, that ne con
tnues to cary the above named House, and VIII t"fnish
board at $3.50 per week.
Grateful for past iavos he solicits continuance Of the
same Bath March l. Sil If 80.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

MILK!
ELIVERED at your houses at five cents per quart, com
~ mencng the 10th of May next Those persons in
the settlement who wish be supplied as above, can he
furnished daily the coming season. by leaving their names
with Amasa Soue in this town, with John Glass Wool
witch, on the "Tallman Farm
Bath, April %. 1s4I u
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
\ Exy STORE MD NEW GOODS!

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
H A. LEMONT offers for sale at the New Store, No.
3, North of the Elliot House, good assortment of W.
U4RE! composing first rate assortment OF articles usual in
his line of trade which will he sold on very reasonable terms
J4LSO--as above 80 barrels prime FLOUR
HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, e. FANCY PAINTING.
- c. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
- and the public generally that he viii continue 10
carry the business in its various branches, with des
patch, at the old stand, near the Sagadahoh Ferry.
Bath, January 90, lSl1 tbs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
January 18th, 1871.

TEW GOODS.
lust received by Daniel aston, good assortment con
y sisng in part of Broad Cloths, Cassmeres, Sainets
Prints slaws !ikfs., shoengs, shitings, lckngs, &c
March tfh2,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
State of Maine.
HEAD QUARTERS, 4th DIVISION.
BATH, May n, 1911. }
DIVISION ORDER, No. 8.

HEAD QUARTERs, 4th DIVIsIUN'
BATH, May 81, 1871.
DIVISION ORDER, No. 8.
Brigadier Generals Millay and Leonard VIII
cause the following and all other General orders
to be Immediately transmitted through their
Brgades,-and Commanding Officers OF eaGh
Regiment in this Division will cause them 10 De
read to each company under their command
BY the Major General
JACOB S. SEWALL, A. ID. Z.
and orderly officer, 4th Div.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
FRESH FIi.S AND RAISINs.

A FEW drums of very nice Figs, also few whole and
March "a tf52 7'-'' d. MARST0N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
Land at Auction.

WILL SELL on Thursday the 9TH Of Octo
Der next IF lar, otherwise on the next a'r day
al pubic auction, ON the premises a uact Of Land
IN the county OF Floyd, lying on Greasy Creek, IA.
bout ten miles west of the court house. adjoining
the Lands OF Saunders and olhels, containing about
1870 .ICKES, par, OF the Land being former
|, ownelby J. ID. & ~ TINS Land Is rs we'll c,Icu-
lated 10, VALUABLE Stock Farm as any 10 tie coun
V lies ell and Is well wajoied has II upwards OF
Two hundred acres OF lirs rate Meadow LAID. THIS
Land is only partially lnProved-Oae third of he
purchase money will be required IN cash, the bal
ance equal annual payments. for which the
purchaser Will be ,eqnned 10 give satisfactory
my. WI. II. IA fE.
SEM. l. w -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
FOR TEE .SOTYFl
China, Glass and Earthcn.WarC
at EHMOICANfe.

WYE are iust receiving our fall supply Of China,
w Glass and Eauhen- Ware. comprising every
necessary ar,cle for country trade together with a
very large assortment oi fanny articles. We have The
best Of the latest patterns that have come out tins
season. As We prepare principally for Uhotesafe
rqde, COUNTRY MERCHANTS may eel as
surcd HAT ,hey will fad erery article IN tins line
which ihey may need far lher sales and at prices
and on such terms to convince them THAI II Will be
much 10 heir interest 10 make he purchases 10 this
place. Our customers may rely upon continuation
Of the advantages they have heretofore had IN pur-
chasing OF US, aud hone they viii lavor ns with a
call JOSEPH ID. EVANS Il Co,
Importers, L,nchburg, Va.
~ The Lexington Gazette, Wythe Journal
and Abingdon Vrgrnlan will copy three times and
forward theit accounts.
Sen. 13 u3w