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New-York tribune., 1842-01-05


or patriotism
S,nce the works were undertaken he te oi
interest demanded upoa leans 10 i.ie Siafe ~
advanced from five Il aoou, ssvrnper cent FFG
nee, under such circumstances, colnssiS moe.
Grafton: vel Tie value OF money n@S net Iac5ea-
ed as mach a. the prices OF laeor and subsistence
have fallen: and would certainly DC m wors'
ot all economy To discontinue enterprises so M,
portdnl Tor reason so a2tequatc oT 10 Sas,.3flct
IN &. Laws and damages, l1lc n IN the auaIoi2
cos. resulting from tae eahancetFa;t OF lJiisfest
Will. We ough., therefore, 10 pursue t!la un-
3s.,aSlngs cautiously and eTsnzatsolns apparent
.ltIoncll unreal sacrifice, we axe, atyeTtAeiesS
Re- auirsd 10 put tortl every esloEto TeS,oFe ei'i
runl;c stocks 10 their former value. Ssch=eitor;s
however, would prove un-Taltalg, !; tne causes
m. evil we're misunderstood. w are in
competition with other States aad countries III
| Borrowing money. Tie securities OF other ma
Mons sre mo-. deprecated. while those OF eur IS
ter States, whether they owe les - I21S, @.e o.,
rednced.n none less ,han our own, ,=aGd some 81
! 10 80. 90 ard 10. anG even SazPer CENT 1.if
Federal Government. whicfl has once fale apse.
| lute!v debt Of SlSafNl0 G90.=anc wa:Ga= row
owes nothing, Is unable, (. The SANE f=9e q IL
teres; we offer, to o5;aia I loan %. ihice Isa.s
oi ar amount sqaal &c oals halt yea. stsTfnues.
! IS it=.rue tcea ,ha: the deportation G! ous
stocks has resulted from The greatness OF cur
debt, or iroe Inc magnitude Of our undertakings,
or from any fiscal snsoUnGneSs or eyfor Qn
the contrary j: IS apparent, the; our stocks a1s
depressed by some general cause affecting al
governmental securities. Some oi=tEe states have
with youthful rpruience, embarked wlthoutpro
per fiscal systems, IN great enterprises, whlcr
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

ysv-York lyceum Lectures.-LectHFe
- lly..ussd .y} sv.niug a, the b.osc1ay Iaoer-
pscle. 81. oclcck by Ell ward Hitchcock, l. Lp fF0'
=fs.>or of=ticgioc,, AhsersI COLLEGE ,.,.,o
>ub,sct-. Thc Woai-r. OF Science compared VIE Ipe
,Yogarr OF Ronance illustrated by several l.'g; ofa~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

t?aY..4s .YG1fAGE -GenEomon desroua
~ Clearing ne above !agruage under he subscr,bs:s
1:og are requested cs aad enter their es In the
slsl as ca.s viii comu<Ece Moniay, lGh inst,
G.leIdrk p. 81. aaG coatIsue every ether svf nEy
or 8 to
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDoN. WEDNESDAY. JULY %, 1912.
TH1 FIRST or AUGUsTI

AN AM4A~SAA In OON x1ON
will be held in BRANDon VILLAGE, on the Isl
dag Of august neat, to commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. M. The 4th Of July has come to be so much
Identified with everything and anything else but
the cause of Freedom in this land Of slavery, that
the true friends of Freedom are resolving to make
the most in future, Of the lst of August, for the
advancement of This great and benevolent work.
It rs the anniversary Of the falling of shackles
from the limbs Of 100000 human beings in the
British West Indies. Let great multitude be
gathered together, from all the region round
about, far of and near; and let US hold grand
festival Charles G, Bsuleigh has been written
to, and EdsCard d. Barbe, has been spoken to.
Il is to be hoped that both will be here, and a
great many others who can open their mouths for
the dumb. Say nothing about the season-noth-
ing about hard times Who does not know that
slavery, more than anything else, has produced
the hard timesl Come together, then, in a great
phalanx, and give battle to the monster - make
aggressive war upon his common enemy of man.
kind - not with carnal weapons, but with those
which are mighty, through God, to the pulling
down Of strong holds.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20
The Congregational Convention

The proceedings of this body are gwen
as record ofthe times It's worth some
thing. as going to sustain the charge 'D"'
modern sectarians will 60 no farther o.
faster than they are driven by true reform,
ers, against whom they have more warfare
than against sin. Their laying T. L.
Knapp's resolution on the table-'he OD'!
resolution among them all that slaVen0'u,
ers would not be glad to have them aaoP
at the present lime-because SHAREHOLDERS
themselves would be glad TO see the"
doing something to pacify the people,
shows their indomitable determination 10
maintain and defend the Christianity u
Shareholders. The principal work OF '"'
supporters Of the popular religion OF these
times is, 10 defend the sins and sinners 10
the churches, against the attacks of refoI"
ers. tell them that at such work they
shall have more than their hands fall
How long will the honest and splr''oa'
stag up the hands ofihe corrupt and cal
nal!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20
" l.. XIV. NO. "A
The TELEcR.py

We designed, when We accan,,
appointment as editor ofthe Journal V "a u,
low the editor of the Telegraph r. ~ a.
what ne pleased without was,;no " say
time or labor in replying to him H i'beF
waged so steady a war a,afpst tho en- has
nal, and circulated SO mapy reDo, ,ne Jour,
vate circles and through the TsIen r prI-
which are. to use az mild terms as tSo ' o1
Jeet will allow, slanderous and faIss E WI
we have felt !. to be our duty TO exan ,na'
our first decision and vary somewbasE t!!ne
it. We do this, not because We f t~' IRON
sonally injured by friend Murrav,s 1 ra per-
or statements, but from the fact thai O Wis
usefulness and the usefulness of onr r, wi
demands it. WI paper
That a fair and full investigation NOV,
had we make friend M. the foIowjnm'ss OS
posal, viz: He shall occupy from ! p r,o .
columns in the Journal. for two or w. ~ ]
weeks, as he may choose, in reoard VI, ,n,te
getting up of the Journal, and 7nr , " 'u0
as editor, on condition that We are aI HOu.ss
the same time and space in the T eIror"eeS3
to make our defence, and give our VIEWS 0rSp ot
the course pursued by the editor Of %I ,t VI
Telegraph. VI 'De
As friend NJ. has so often ntimaled ,b.,
there was so much iniquily in gellino n a,
the Journal &c, that we feared the T;cbp'
will ne give this place in his pape- w;1b
his answer to our proposals? -V B,n
Journal. 0"P
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20


the Journal &C., that we feared tho Ig ;u up
will ne give this place in his pape- w'b
his answer to our proposals w. Ban
Journal. ''
| An WEIR.
Just as If the Telegraph had not Al.
ways been open to "a fair and free ipvpz,
tigation" of the case. Just as if it b,t
not already, long ago, pursued The inves.
LEGATION, to the conviction of the Journal
before the world, on the charge of fraud.
ulent and iniq1itous proceedings, on The
part OF those who got it up. And just as
ifthe Editor of the Journal had not al.
ways been at liberty 10 copy every word
have written on the subject. Or as if
had not already copied into the TeIe.
graph, from the Journal, on the subject.
more than pleased the Editor or the friends
of that paper. It is this liberal, unshack.
led, unawed ,straig ht-forward course which
| have pursued, that has forced this time
server to "examine his first decision and
vary somewhat from it, Having taken
time and opportunity 10 inquire, and find
ing himself convicted in the minds of tie
Jury-the people-he now resolves on a
desperate effort. No evidence of Den,,
tence is apparent Doubtless the deter
mlnatlon is to cover up the sin if possible.
Let him try it. All l have published,
from my o~n pen, and from the pens Of
others, on the subject, is hereby endorsed
over for the Journal When this is dis
posed of more shall be forth comino,
The Telegraph is open even wider tl.an
he asks for. He says have 6 waged so
steady war against the Journal" &c.
On the subject Of "the getting up of the
Journal" there has been little or nothing
in the Telegraph Tor severa! weeks-Dot
because had not additional facts and
views, on hand and in reach, but because
knew the Journal was already sufficient
ly convicted before the people, He &C,
cuses me Of circulating "reports" "san-
derous and false" deny it, and Call
for the proof This is the man who treats
shareholders with "kindness and afec.
ton" Since the last word in the Tele-
graph on the subject of "tbe getting DpOf
the Journaf'-if my memory be correct
the Editor of the Journal and have had
personal conversation together, OF an
hour or two in length. Why did he not
then. if he designs to be an honest, faith
tul Christian brother, point out 10 me
some oft these slanderous and false reports
OF mine? The truth is, now that he feels
driven TO undertake, at this late hour the
defense he has all along feared to engage
ln-but which he now fears to let alone
longer-he falls into reckIesneS' and
throws out grave charges for effect he
will find he has not counted well the cOS''
j." Will he give this a place Id n'S
paper 2"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
1ll Bolliirllptrll.
sL-p For last week list, see first page.
Applicants for Bankruptcy.

Applicants for Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of Maine, since the 1st in
slant.
Wadoboro, Thomas Nichols. Hermon, saml
B. Brown, Winthrop, Arnold s. Richmond
Standish. Daniel Mason. Sehago. Thomas Jewell
Buxton, James Bickford, Jr. Frankfort, james A .
Nickerson. Mnot, Greenleaf Bray. Portland
Dan'l c. Reed John W. Appleton, Dan'I Hamlet
Readfed, Cromwell P. Hunter, Stephen Bean,
James EIuntoon, John Bodwell, Oaks Packard
Sam'l Morrill,. Wiscasset, Rufus Hilton, Wm. H..
Hayden. Ihomaston, Sam V. Ames, Gorham
Butler, Erastus N, Torrey, James NJ. Torrey. Jas.
Dow. Bangor, James Clark, Richard r. Webster,
Elijah Low, Edward +. Orf, Simeon Treadwell,
Joseph CaId Joseph Ieavt, Thos Jenness, John
Stevens, Benjamin Wade, Nehemiah Kiltredge,
Geo, G. Phlbrook, Jas. Norris, IT., Benz. Bourne,
DAM McRuer, Benz S. Deane, Joseph l. Webb,
Isaiah Brown, James True, Elijah W. HaseY, &
1hos. NJ Mansfield, John Snow, john Mcintyre.
Old Town, Robert Wilson, VIM Ellis, Thos. |
Grant Augusta, Alfred Doe. wburgh Thomas
Bedford Dudley Il Miles. Belfast, brook Col
Inns GIenbnrn, WIN. Sherburne. Argyle, Geo.
II Mckechnie. Levant, Andrew Craig Akin
son, Dennis Sherburne, Geo. Sherhurne. Brewer,
Sam1 Thurston Eddingon, Hermon G. Kent.
Corinth, Dnn' Goodwin Elworth, Galen Hatha-
way. Hampton, Edward TebbetE SangervIlle,
Baraabas Bursey. Wellington, Moses Dennet,
Monson, Ia Norien. Enslpor, Ellphaet Sabine.
Greenwood, Nath'l Cobb. Norway. Chas Penly.
Skowhegan Valentine Crommett Madison, Luther
Scribuer, Melvin Lincoln. Fairfield, Lncy w.
Maynard. Siarks, Abbot Doyen, Stephen Loyejoy.
Canaan, Phneas Rot, Geo Fitzgerald. Norridge-
wock, Washington Woodman, David Surg s.
Mercer, Newell BulIan. Palmyra, John Hume
will. st George, Archibald Hall, Archibald Nc
Lelan, IT., John Mcclellan. Gorham, Thos L.
Wentworth. Paris, Apollos Osgood, Nathan f.
Warren NOrwhv 'ThaVpr JT Turner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

tor in question should be dismissed-I say here,
and have said so elsewhere. But do not think
the mode proposed the proper 10 effect his dis
mission. 1t not only dismisses the officer but abol-
shes the Office; and i is a manner of procuring a
dismssion not warranted by the Constitution.
A protracted and somewhat irregular debate then
ensued, in which Messrs J. c. Clark, Wise, J. q.
Floyd, and others participated
Mr. Simmons addressed the Senate yesterday on
the tariff and reform resolutions of Mr. Clay.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

In England-that land of splendor and squal-
idness, the whitened sepuchre--they spend
a million dollars on the christening of the
Queens infant. Probably millions of human
being the same day, grew faint for want of
food.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
" BANKRUPT LAJV.o
RANDALL &, VVHITFiAM,
COiInsellOrs at Law.

VIII attend to business under the Bankrupt Act in the
United States District Court, in force this day.
They would also thank their old clients for past and
tinrd patronage, and promise those entsng business
aud SECRECY IN BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS.
Bath, Feb }, 1912. tf45
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

And unless said paid and necessary charges
before the 9th day of June next 10 O'Clock A. NJ
shall then proceed sell public auction, the Inn Of
Orrin Fitzpatrick, in said Plantation, much Of said land
and mills will discharge said and Necessary charges
WILLIAM CHISM, Collector for 1919.
PatrcktoWn Plantation Feb p, 1912. 3Wi9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

lBDThe Steamer Clyde arrived at New York
on Saturday morning in ify-two hours from Hal
flax, with the news brought by tn, Acadia.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

NEW HAMPsHIRE.- Returns from 1873 towns
ton of Hubbard by large majority. He al
ready leads 1880 votes, which majority will be
still farther increased
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

II r. PIPER in connection with the treatment of Rupture
~ &c. has paid particular attention to diseases pc
cuar to the female such falling down of the womb
Those who wish his assistance be waited upon by
one of their
At the Elm Ilouse,-to remain two weeks.
Bath, March l7h, 1872 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE hereby given that the Copatnershp heretofore
L existing under the firm of
ST ETS ON " C U HI Nc
dissolved by conscnton the tn day of February
1872 and notice is hereby gwen that Nat W. Stetson, is
duly authorized to and settle all the accounts
of said firm. NATH'L W. STEFSON.
CHRISTOPHER GUSHING.
Bath, March 16 1912. 3w5l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
March 5 Brig Partridge, Menyman Martinico via Edgar
ton, II days with muaSs,'s.
4" Angrne Barnes Philadelphia.
Cleared.
March 10, Brig Frances Louisa, Moulton, Cuba
IL, Bari, Clinton, Manson, Havana.
Sniifo.
March Is, schr IIylas, Wakefield, Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
IEST FAMILY HTTTEi

prime CUCUMBER PICKLES, New Hams, ice
4 Vermont Cheese, selling low, by
PATTI EN- & THOMPSON
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
nTpogT.v,r worK.


NoIo'" Press, agd oM shortly be published, Dictionary Of
,4rts .Maa'gaeiares, and Mines.
by Andrew IRE, M, D., s.. Es. s., &c.
Illustrated riih ,21l Eagrapingst
THIS is, unquestonaby, the most popular work Of the
apted the of all classes of the community. The
following are the important objects which the learned author
LIST. To instruct the Manufacturer, Mofallurgs and
Tradesman in the principles of their respective processes,
render them in reality the of their bust
ness and to emancpae them from state of bondage to
such as are too commonly governed by blind prejudice and
vicious routine.
IDLY, To afford Merchants, Brokers' Drysaers Drug
gss and Officers of the Revenue, Characteristic descriptions
of the commodities which pass through their handr.
3iy. by exhibiting some ct the finest Developments Of
Chemistry and Physics, to lay eSceant practical
school to students Of these kindred sciences.
4thy. To teach Capitalists VINO may be DESTROYS Of
placing their finds in productive branch industry
select iudieously, among plausible claimants.
5thy. To enable genlcm Of the Law to become well
acquainted with the nature ohose patent schemes which
apt to give rise to litigation.
6thy. To present Legislators clear exposition of
the staple manufactures, may dssade them from
ing laws, which obtrutt industry, or cherish branch of
it, to the injury Of many others.
And lastly to give the general reader intent chiefly,
intellectual Cultivation, views of many Of the noble7t
achievements of Science, in efiectng those grand trans
formations of matter which Great Britain and the United
States owe their paramount wealth, rank and power among
the nations of the EARTH
The latest Statistics of every important object of Manu
factnre, given from the best and usually from Official
authority, AT the end of each article.
The work will be printed from the second London Edi-
ton which sells for S2 copy 1t viii be put good pa
per in new BREWER type and will make about 400 pages
1t will be issued in twenty semimonthly numbers gin
coversl at % cents each, on delivery.
{fo any person, sending five dollars at tima,
in advance we will forward the numbers by mall post pa
As soon rs they come from the press
To suitable Agents, this affords opportunity, We
can put the work them crrdordinary lrorabe
In every manufacturing town. and every village, throughout
the United Satcs and Canada subscribers he obtained
with the greatest facility Address, post paid, La Roy sun
derland l2G Fulton street, New York.
~ To every editor who gives advertisement entire
twelve Insertions will forward to order, copy of the
whole work. provided the papers containing notice be
Waterman. Ne or
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
tn THE nOUSE Mos.

IN THE HOUSE MONDAY, March n
TTyice read and tomorrow 0Ssignei-Bill TO
set oil the Island of Metlnicus from Hancock to
Lincoln county.
Mr. Osgood from the judiciary Committee, re-
ported bill to abolish Imprisonment for debt,
which was read referred to the next Legislature,
and ordered to be published in the State paper.
The order in relation to the Messenger Of the
House, increasing his daily pay from $3 to 50,
passed.
Finally passed-In favor of Abner B. Thomp-
son, ct als-directing the manner IN which the
laws shall be printed and distributed to apor-
ton the House of Representatives..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
FARnY FOR SALE.

IN Westpo about eight miles from Wiscasset situated
Sheepscot river, i'm full view Of the The said farm
consists Of eighty Of land equally divided between
moving and pastureage land with wood sufficient for fuel
Tho buildings the same good one, story Dwellin,
IIousn, with cellar aud we'll Of water barn and
othe convenient holdings The said farm cuts about
Of hay The terms will be liberal For further
particulars enquire Of SAMUEL TARBOA.
Westport, Feb 18th 1872 4W4Sk
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
IN SENATE-MoN

IN SENN IL-NONDAY, NIuTCD II,
Resolves amending the constitution, relative
to the time ofholding the annual election, came
from the House, that body refusing the same
passage the Senate receded from its former vote,
and coneurred the House.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

TowNsEND.-This new town held its first
Town Meeting week since, and made choice of
the following officers:
William Greeneaf, Edward Rand, and Baker
PIERCE, Esq'rs, Selecimen,
Daniel Cameron, Town Clerk
John McKown, Esq. Treasurer.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

Ii persons having unsettled with Jacob Know
"a ton will please call and settle the without delay
he will leave the first of April All accounts that
settled by that time will be left with attorney for
collection
All persons having demands against the same win please
present them for settlement JACOB KNOWLTON.
Bath, March II, 1912. 3yy5l.k
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

TLNIIE Steamboat MINERVA, now lying a Mctohhs'
Wharf together with her engines, Boilers aud Machine.
nv and if not sold at private before the second day Of
April next she will he sold Public Auction For further
particulars enquire of EBEN AYERS.
Rath Frh 1T ISl9 gW45
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

PIDF9GSAP IE-ONCE MORE.
THE SUBSCRIBER has returned Bath aud having A.
vailed hiuIseIf Of improvements in the
DeguerreOtyp pc Art, offers take Miniatures, better,
quicker aud cheaper than has been done before and with
ont regard 10 weather His stay will be shor-Please give
him another call, at the Elliot House.
3Stf SAN'I. 8. SULLIVAN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17


Security to the Patron: of israndreth's Pulls.
NEW LABELS.
The Neo Labels sage Bor Of the Genuine Branare's
~ 50G3 LII TERS!ll-E>3
consequence of the variety of Counterfeit Labels
of preeaied Brndreths Pills, and Which, in many in
sanoes nearly resembles in outward appearance The
une Of the old STYLE often to deceive the unwary, Doct
Brandeth acting undera sense of duty to the public has
employed those celebrated artists MessI Perkins and Dur
and, who have succeeded IN producing at great cost three
New Labels from Steel of extreme difficulty OF execution,
and of complicated nature to amount TO an inpossi
bty of imitation, being considered by Judges master
piece in the art of engraving.
The border of the top and also of the under label is
posed of the elaborate and chae patterns of lace work.
To crown the climax of these beautiful llbel the paper upon
which they printed previously printed with Red Ink,
after design exquisite and minute as To compete
ton the top and under label each contain the words
g BENJAMIN BRANDRETH'S P1LLS,' written in Red
Ink neary hundred tmeshe tupand under label con
tanning therefore, upwards of five thousand letters.
There also upon the top the under, and the side label,
two signatures of Dr. Brandreh one being his regular sig
nature hus-B Brandreh and the other his full sigma
lure lhus-Benamn Brandreth both being lc SMILES of
the writing of Ia Brandreh, to initiate which storgcy
The Brandreth pills hang these labels upon them can
be relied upon the true ma genuine.
Dr. Brandet's Principal Office 2l, Broadway, N. York
i'"'''''N 10 Hanover s4rcc., 10
Agent in Bath Mn. HENRY HYDE
TREATMENT OF HERNIA, OR Rupture,
BY Il. U. PIPER, Nd,
A 4 the Elm House, in this town TO remain one or two
"A weeks.
REMAINS PREscor, NJ. D.
REFpREycEs CHARLES c. WALDoN M. ID.
II. G SrocKBRIDGE, NJ. ID.
ISRAEL PUTNAM, NJ. d..
OF this town.
Bath, Feb. 10, 1912. DO
PIANO FoRTEs---TCNED.
BY j. TICRERE.
IL Orders left at of A. Il. Crockett, matchmaker
~ and JeNeer, opposite the Elliot House, Will be prompt
hath Feb & Isp 3wf5
FOR SALE.
TIME Steamboat MINERVA, now lying Mctobhs'
i Wharf together with her engines Boilers and Machine
nv and not private sale before the second day Of
April next she will he sold at Public Auction For further
particulars enquire of EbEN Ah IEs'
Bath Feb. lst Isle. wv 10
HOUSE FOR SALE,
TIME large and conmodolls Driag House situated on The
corner Of Oak and Washington streets, and occupied
by the Subscriber offered for sale will be exchanged
for smaller house. Applyto - -
NANCY MITCHELL.
Bath Jan. 49, 1912. -
DOCTOR REED.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
nFFTCE-over Daniel iarahees store in the rooms form
" erly occupied By DOct T. q. Stockbndge.
Consultation may be had with him upon any disease fire.
of charge at his rooms
Hnth
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

NOEHE
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Subscriber has been
duly appointed adm illustrator of the estate of William
Pettng late of Bath in the County of Lincoln deceased
not before administered upon and has taken upon himself
that stby giving bonds the law directs. And all
having druHnfs the of the said William Pett
gil ara required 10 eXlbt .L.a.l
to the said estate are called upon To make payment
OLIVER NOSES Administrator
Bath, March, 8, 1872 sd de bonis non.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
GYsEAT HARGATYsi!

SO OD0 FEET Pine Dimension Timber, for sale by the
CVsoOO Subscriber, reasonable terms, in lots to suit
purchasers. Il. HOLLAND.
| Bath Feb. 81. tfiS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

A CARD.
THE Washingtonian Total Abstinence Temperance So
cety of Bath acknowledge with grateful remembrance the
very liberal donations they received from their fellow ct
zans, in assisting discharGng their pecuniay liza
bties. C1AS. SUTHERLAND, Sec'y.
Bath, March, 1872.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17

"Mnd your eye as the thread said to the
needle.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-17
PIANO FoRTEs---TCNED.

BY j. TICKERY.
IL Orders left the store of A. b. Crockett, matchmaker
~ and Jeweer, opposite the Elliot House, will be prompt
Hnth Feb a ISl2 3wf5