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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
EIARLEM PLEASURE GARDEN

THIS splendid Gsrdea, strs'sd ne be- h vi The
ost.s River, the del g'tfu spois in The
emmy OF New YORK shoundiue m OF ME o shrgehsry,
Fsns aud floue' ~ the finest snd rare.t ksts; Pogk
lsi -tl Gold and SILVER fSi. whose sportiy~ play RI
the surface ~ ID. aids much interest 70 he
"ene; while the ,rpcntne Mass, shsdei by Golden VIII
lows 0frr irresistible attractions lJF rural raInbls
An .Nsn,Ve and elegant Awning has been erected and
rtable Ground, hsve hcsu ad cut Tor Military Cosaps-
uies IN practice Target Firing
J., Gold ami SILVER Fish snd gouQusis OF Flsvers for
sale a. the Garden Harlem. Nav. l7ts AT SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
Children SIoLes- -,.,
DOYS AND CHiLDREN'S CLOTH

HIVE e,,her at wholesale or retail at DoL>ONS new
sl>'a :, ,-e No s6 Chatham street. cheap a. the ch.ap
e>i aul d sVvu a. ' 49, je. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
TRiNKS. Improved Nalises. Carpet

Bag. LADIES' and Gcniieniens aerrnT's,I
r-1nl And tiat Boyes Also Mereh1ss fse Alns ~.
80 1nd nr ale al ISiscs corresponding win te
,m.s a, E II NODYNES Trunk Repository q? 80, ,a
Nh. s,r,.,, corner OF Barclay. - ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
CLUE.-NO barrels of Glue, various
! AIDES a GENTLEMENS' NEW

IL BOOT AND SHOE STORE, &}j Greenwich.
Garner Of RObin-sn =. tfier has opened
large an1 s-'"-i -s-ormrnt Of Ladies. " SOS aud
Chlircns Cater Boots and ~taes the latest sv- aad
M every suetygOot msirrasl ana artulsr.hfp Also
Mems and Youth. Boots and Sho.s when 6,iersl Al
prcss spending with the times
NIB. Country Merchant, Supplied by The case or dot"n
nm tho Inv. + Terms, Wyl.-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
" NG'S Spring MISUNDERSTANDING
rTAIR COLORING.-J.P. slaby would

inform iho.c Who u,s1 hs oesbrstss Ess~Des Of
Tyre, chssg red 80 zrsy li,r 10
or l,cL hst he returned lie old sfsni No ~ Dyi-
or-.trssi ~h-se he od-s 10 pacs.g'. ~ % cent? -
led IN rive entire .a,,aciisn. Tsoss doubling. IL
egcsry vii he ready convinced by ealing al ur
plscr sd it on trial they ara not satisfied u'e H',y
..r made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
.CONOMY anil FASHION.-Genlle-

rler'. haa,.1.ne srd durable Hats warranted mr.
=, al f low rri-e of a M Fine M1e,. lis. - =
a. = re ant ia. and bl.cs Ci,sTiere snd hne Naif
Has iror s. 90 81 hr above Hats Tor tne pee e'r
M. ed .y any manufactured IN this city.
J. " KELLOGG, l52 Csn1l-st.
q Ihomnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
Three oudifions necesrory for the Eo.sra-
OF Groups and series.

Group number Of psrs1rs Iee-ued l.~isr from
deify al t-sie Tor tie exercise Of Drsnc- II Industry
Al SCIENCE. Seven . de lowest '1r ul tsr.sp
brascn Work divided siany psls ai
VISIONS vii sInt o. slt sruie pcpCns of the CrVgp
asO ioru sui Groups t..e chsr.r tes JissOus TIE
msgacrs Oi Coup elect the r .. taeute1 and a. ul
Ocer. and .-y c' DE The prpusi o. t-r Labor eTuaby
sucns beHAe kscn Group -ccsyestlc lrs. Of shat
ps1.uce. Tie ,4le; 81 As>oc siOn ~ sol - yut
person.. tIP;se, IN corinss siJc- Fund, oct
Of .Lic al wi share tq-sily te who works IOrr N
rrc.,- i...re, III he wiz nNrA. -es Do .ere.Fe ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
TyOvEY'S TRUNK REPOSITORY

4 Ne 10 Pssrst ~ p0s,ie Ceiar-lt HoN III MAJ
ussiure, ini kceo> constantly on hand e"y dsscr pros
81 Trasr ~ ant Packing TrJu... Carpet Bag, 'a'-,
&C. u wholesale ,ni rela cn~eP for cash 81 splr.',d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
u,IIREE DOLLAR HATS! Three Dol

lar Hats ini.'ed. the most Splendid arr ever
of,-, Id IN public. Elegant short nap HolesSn nous
Tie boss rr-eof 9 cd. Also article ~ " 81 .qo. m ~
ty srd lu-trr N those cnuurny .old N p w. NV
finest e4al.ty Drsb Cas- seres - q
BROWN. praciicsl lIa't'r.
~ In. liz Canal- .lr,el. door above sulIvsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

s-rer. are almost daily dlScbarcing the aboy, Cal
4 superior quality which they viii -, 70 conslers al ibe
o west market price "sED BROWN,
iel7 corner OF Ia az anu as1ins hsueeu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

We .h1i. devote couple ot articles more to TX
planning Inc Organization O! The Group. and Series.
after winch shall enter upon tlsr Economics of
4 ssocia;ion. and oiscr .suJect. lc.s abstract.
Ia the formation OF Groups and ocrirs, three
conditions must be- strictly observed:
let. MiSUrE DIvIsIoS OF LABOR. Or PaEcELrD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20
TINTANGIID ACCOijNTS.-Ths.nas

n NfBsNS.- fl'I-$I FHtINT DUB UdCU UT
chard Red t.h Cosl-Lump, Broken end Nut shes
TIE urfefsgn- authorised To issr orders or this csle
brsrd Cos 81 The very lowest prices. either by the sAras
or ss delivered he bsrgcs re- OF c9tsge In any part
Of th.s city or Broohlyp
Aso GREY AL hcbsy ILL, Lehigh and Lscksvsns Coat
T. = Amer, ctIsineus Co., Tor tie gGats. equal 10
b.si Liverpool Best Nrsni, Coal ir sschmltLs use, at
t.lr very !owe,t price JOSEPH =. SIMPSON.
Once No. Ils Ns.ssu.strrsL
n T. Ori-rs Tor ton will receive Ae ,ams slfouoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

b. happy ncconn,C ia.e -~nll'sa1 and b., y r,
m two ~ ilrea nj. pe sons na- female ~ -ertei
-ee,o-y hnusc 10 -r.rrs and fll paiii5i board.
80 - o. sgf ae fn'. Reference rrQdis'L tstlat
b. NJ. Dov-rsrs, lew doors from Ffsrsn sc i'
r.fn F.t
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17
Sale at auction OF
rIl- .-reE Is / y Ii u 4 - A. - :.

WILL be sold Public Auction to the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, tile tenth day Of March next. nj two
O'Clock IN the afternoon, at runsWick in the State Cf Maine
At the ontnG Hotel for cash, the following described
OF land to wit One undivided quarter part four tho;-
sand nine hundred and Thirty acres, les Of Town
ship No = in The Sd range the County of ford, state
Of Mane suhcc reservatouof one thousand two hag-
dred and eighty for public uses.
ms tract OF land offers TO purchasers opportunity Of Oh
tanning pine timber Of the best quality, and Of access
the township heng well watered, the main Androscoggin
and the Cupsuctuch both running through the same
II also offers very favorable opportunity for settlers NJ
II comprises the best quality of land for cultivation in the
region in which il is situated
good and unds9nted tito viii be- made purchaser
For further partcuars application may be made to FEs-
@ENDEN, bARLolS 4 FESSEHDEEfPorIlard,E ELIJAH
r. PikE, Brunswick, and THOMAS AUSTIN So Aler-
chants' Exchange, New York
Portland Jan Is.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

The frigate Columbia which has been ready
for sea for some weeks, and which was to have
formed part Of the Home Squadron, has now
been ordered to carry o4t to Europe, Washington
Irving, our minister to Spain. This gentleman
VIII bear with him to Europe, the warmest wish
es for his welfare and happiness. The generous
and manly tones of his writings has endcared
him to US, and we believe his appointment has
given universal satisfaction.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

Remains of the Steamer President. We learn
from Capt Jepson, of the schr Mokina. from the
Cape de Verd Island, that the stern boat of the
Ill-fated steamer President, and also several wa
ter-casks, bearing her name, had been picked up
and carried into St. Nicholas, one of the said
Islands Capt Jepson did not himself see these
interesting relics, las he sailed from another Is
land, Bonavista,) but was assured ofthe fact by a
respectable English gentlemen who had seen
them. The latitude and longitude where they
were picked up, we are unable To state The
boat, as well as the water casks, had the name
president" upon it. This is the first trace
which has yet been discovered of the wreck Of
that noble steamer.
The Cape de Yerds are situated about Y. lat.
1G and w. lon. 90. If the casks and boat were
picked up any where in that vicinity, they must
have driited great distance from the place
where the steamer lonndercd which indeed was
10 be expected 1t is generally supposed that
she went down during the gale which occurred
on the second or third day after her departure
from this port.
In connection with the above, we publish the
following, from Tie log book Of the brig Poultney
Capt Moult, of Baltimore, which arrived here a
few days since from Smyrna.
July 81, II A. NJ, lat 40 q n long 20 IS "
from New York for Smyrna, passed larg" piece
Of wreck, sixty feet long, thirty TO forty vide and
looked like the broad side of a steamboat. ltap-
pearcd to be part Of the main channels, having
four dead eyes, with turned mouldinrs and long
fiat iron Her bnlk Uos ll9ct with a
broad white streak, and large painted black ports
Where was bjta of hauser over piece ofwood,
apparently part of the guards
We are told by two persons who have been Of
ten on board the President, that this is correct
description Of her paintings tsc.
Il. Z. Com. ADV.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

A PAINFUL ArrAlH.-.Gn z! pement. A young
miss in her 18th year, from the West, whose prop
crly too was in her right, recently left this
city for Liverpool, with man aged about sixty.
The young lady was left by her father at a board
ing school near this city, where the gentleman
became acquainted with her, and it is believed,
that marriage ceremony was performed before
they left. The news must BE- most painful to the
parent, who dotted upon this, his only child.
N. Y. Express.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

To tie Honorable and House IF Representatives. # e
Stts If Name, in Legistaare assembled January, 1882
NHE Undersigned Inhabitants Of Dresden and other
in the Counties Of Lincoln and Kennebec respectful
y represent that the General Cour of Massachusetts in the
building Bridge Eastern River, in said Dresden
talis (cw Cancy's) Ferry, on the highway extending
the Eastery bank OF kenuebec River, from WnsOw to
Ferry h-twecn NoolwIcli and bath, that bridge
eordne ey hnlt nj said Ferry, and remained passale for
hont twenty wears and then the propreoTs suffered 10 de
cay aud fall to ruin and hns been rebuilt than
a Bridge that place would be much convenient for
and neghor and Che public III general though the
Ferry IS and would have long since heen reilut could
the old charter have been ohiucd and bridge
is place would very mIch Accommodate the inhabitants
Wat1rvile Augusta, Haowe Gardiner and other towns
accent the Kenn=bec River VINO should have occasion
utraveit, Woulwch Eath Georgetovn Phipsburg az
n ighW9r aforesaid nr shortest and bemost direct
from those towns. II would also be convenience
travellers pqssng Parks (noW) Hath rn's Ferry bound
Wscls@et and olhrr clserly of that place,
dst1rce from sad Ferry BY the way of Cancy'S Ferry il
shorter by miles than is by the way o the upper
hritga, called II is evident that the proposed bridge
uld grea1y facilitate the travel this route, and with
table draw r vessels 10 pass p ard down. would not ba
mGCh iip2dmont - navigation, bat few vessels
the river, II being crooked and nnrrow and diifcu
ie except such vessels owned by persons living
sUid river
Wherefore pray ynrr Honorable body omake and con
pHplse Of erecting and maintaining bridge said East
River, Mt Clancy Ferry af5rsai with The right cf
taking such tolls al tr1ve rs for passing oYer with hisss
carriaFes, teams &c, may he deemed reasonable
tsigned) HENRY TALIlMAN and 253 otherj.
December, 81.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17
LOOK AZ THE!
THE REAL PETER PARLEY RETIVED.!

JAMAICA PLAIN. DECEMBER ., 1911.
Gent l1Ea read the advertisement of {. - Francis. Of
New tutk, ue present Publisher ,i work entitled Fter
IhleN'' AhgalHt, The design Of tha author Of that
advertisement appears tjba, convey the impression TINT
lGter faflry 5agaAnt' Hht originated by my
thar ii was in fact ;hr jact Of anrthrr -4n. thar
permitted fha Of Petor farleg used to gve cur
rency 10 publication of which was IN proper the
aHth'r or eunr. Ihs N1J pIl1 ruin. phr
Aforesaid Magazine whcy my pHl deY,c Planned
it, commenced IT, J4ura ans Publisher was obtained
ah Tor atrh ina the responsible aad aut1ratVa charge
of the edttorll department Arra while, consequence
of STATE Of ht, iIruE nav rasi .urp in the cuutrv
erest in Il, and The supefneudance OF it nut TN
dar-iandag md cD1i'u' expectation tt it would b. con
dufted IN II manner satisfactory 10 mysaif
1hc Publ ssrs being obliged tn make assignment of
of their etcts, and therefore, Of the aa-aznt in qlol
ana barg unwilling that it aiuuld pass other hands,
sought to obtain control ulit IN lnls fy-i-pnd il
has since h"cn rnnced not only without concurrence
appreciation, but has been 10 me- in may ways,
Of modification and regret Some time since, requested
Mr. d. Francis To state that had no connection with the
Wrrk, which request uGgraenrsly refused
It is apparent that publishers would b. doing only common
justice drop The tta of the work and put Of Pres
eu edor, fthee be any such person, in lis place. hey
would tsetinc their postUn and the publication would
stand upan its merits, and upon which 1t
hes just l,lt pr pr-tensOn. hope 40 events,
shall longer be held responsible for what appears that
Magazina.
need Dnt add tia: concerned in Periodical save
that of Wioh You are the pnbshvrS-Alefs'y Ieuse-
in that work, propose to issue series Of original
pper by the author nf Peter Pa=y tales, and in The char
asier Of Peter hm'ef hoping thus the interest
thlt has been felt in that old story Ielief
am Yours, Respectfully.
S. G. GOODRICH, Author of Peter Parlrys Tales
MEssRs. fatpBCRr {. SonEN 1. Co. BosrsN-
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17
INTENSIVE ASS0RTNENT, AN0 NEW FIRMM
TRUFANT & MILLER.

10 the Ho"orabe Court IF Coy Commissioners o1 the Coua-
tggf Liac0a, Hert to De h0i3ct Hiscqsset.
Ep ESPECTFULLT represent the Subscribers Tnhahtants
az OF sad County, that public highway is much needed
and called for and viii be Of public utility if ad
ana ehished commencing at the Merry meeting bay bridge
so called in Yopsa, running westerly and nohery past
The house of George Rogers and ending the Of Bow
dol NJ the terminus Of road laid ont and established
by Joint adjudication Of the County Commissioners Of the
Counties Of Lincoln and kennebec which termne the
Carter Corner road, and i'd road laid by said Commits
soners leading through Webster and coming the foot
OF CoiiA's HILL in said Webster. And your petitioners
quest your Honorable body VIII examine and review said
route rs will be shown you aud the be laid
out if in yor opinion sal appear Just and right on as
early day you cunvenientlv
GEORGE r. PATTEN and u Others
Bath, I'd January, 1912.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

MIR r. 7. PERKINS has been appointed by the
President and Senate, Postmaster of Augusta, rice
WIN. Woart removed.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17
TATE OT 9Airf! Il,

II tis Fn4ae Of Representatives, Ian. 90 1870.
fsN The Petition Aforesaid Orirei hat tho Petitioners
- copy Of then petition, with this Orier thereon
be published In the Lincoln Telegraph, neswplper printed
the town oi iia, three weeks successfully and also BE-
served th Ccr of the Of Dresden last nnb
cation and service six days last before the twentieth
February, thai MI! persons interested may then appear amt
sew cause, fany they aye) why The pray OF said Pe
ticn sliould not he granted
Read and accepted Sent up for concurrence.
WM. 7. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

BAyKRrrrcy' IN BosroN Up to "Wednesday
evening there were three hundred petitions fill
ed in Bankruptcy in the Massachusetts District
Court.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

FIRE. The dwelling house Of Ebcn Morrill,, Of
Gardiner, took fire Monday last. Mr.. NJ.
lost about $500.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

field; Mr.. Samuel Stnrbird, of Bowdoin; Mr.
Barnabas IL Palmer, of South Berwick Mr.
Seward G.. Lee, of Winthrop; Mr. Israel G.
johnson, of Lewiston Mr. VIM Torrey, of
Falmouth; Jonothan Nichols of c. Elizabe h ;
Giles Shurtlef Otisfeld
A hearing is to be had on the cases of these
petitions at Portland, on the third Tuesday of
March next, About 1875 persons have now ap-
piled for the benefit of the act in this State.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

TIVE ICE CRop. Fears are expressed that the
mldness of the present winter will cause taiiure
in the Ice crops in Charleston, Massachusetts.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

FOR SALE.
'ENHE Steamh0at MINERVA, living Mt McCclhs,
Wharf, together with her engines, Boilers and Machine
ry and not sold at private sale before the second day Of
April next, she viii he sold at Public Auction. further
particulars enquire Of EBEN AYERF
BAH Feb lst. 1912. gu4i
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

NomNATIoNs. The Washington corrcspon-
dent of the Express says the following nomina-
tons were sent to the Senate on Tuesday
Washington Irving, of New York, Minister to
Spain,
TO Mexico.
VIM. W. Blackford,of Virginia, Charge des
Ahares TO Bogota
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

George Washington Dixon commences At 6
o'clock this morning, the feat Of walking far A.
successive hours, platform fifteen feet long
by three wide. Several have tried it, and failed.
Ii he keeps upon his feet torty-cjght hours, he IS
to receive four thousand dollars II he goes
through thirty.six honrs, he is to have five hun
dred dollars prescnt.-.N. Y, aurora.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17
PIANO Ec1a-g1e:-.-q'yNED.
BY ,. HTCRERY.


Ii Orders le at the Store of A. b. Crockett wntchmale
and Jeweller, opposite the Elliot House viii be p:1np
ly attended to.
bhth, Feb. 3 1872. 3wt5
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

FIRE. We regret to hear, thnt the new :
nion Meeting house at Poland Corner was des-
troyed by 6rr on Sunday last, in the forenoon
A fire put in the stove the morning and
left, which communicated with the shayings which
were left under the house and before it was dis
covered, it had progressed so far thai it was I'M
possible TO arrest it. .4rgus.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17
DAVID G. NAGOUN.
HODGRLNnS WHARF

DAVID c. n At1DUN.
HODGREN'S WHARF
100 HEIDs prime retailing MOLASSES.
\ CO 100 Bhls Mess No. and prime BEEF
10 half lbis Family Mess BEEF.
- Rs Clear, Mess & prime PORK.
% KEGS LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL.
800 bags fine SALT.
300 Ellis Genessee FLOUR.
Illssa and imperial DUCK.
plymouth Corlaee, &C., &c. &c.
All which 1lt be soid rery losr.
Bath, May II, 1871. III.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17

NEW GO0BSI
lust received good assortment Of Hard Ware Goods
y Glass; Paints, &c, which will be sold cheap for Cash
G. W. KENDALL.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17
arrivals. CIeernnces.. Sc.

Arrivals, Cleerances. Sc.
Al matanzss 29th ult, brig bordeaux, Blanchard from
At Orleans a9th ship Trenton Manson for Liverpool
AM For liavre Caspian loading. For Boston, IA
ca at Mobile o9th ship brunswick NcNanns Livernool
noo al Savannah st, ship Sterling, Saunders fer Liver
Ar at Charleston fth bork Clinton Manson f,r BOSTON
loading ''' Jun e'''''"' i''''''' i' D'7's4''
Ar at Apaachicola l5t bark John Odln Hanover Mobile
" ~ ~ same date shp, Canton Otis, for N. York lOadng
~ a. iavana 2Nh ul ship Platina Manson Tor Boston,
3% g"I Mig Mcclellan Orr, for Portland soon Acenes sko
HIj dlsc'Fi Besey, Coomhs, do. Lincoln, Smith, do.
ar AT havana 3)h shin lambug, Iarrabee. Bath
den al al Orleans lst inst shin Aegunteook Mayo, Cam
"en' Oli brig ChIistiana, Ballard, n York.
Sld I'm savannah 7h shin 1amerane, Theoh1d, IIavre
~ nj Norfolk gh brig Margaret Ba1ur Raird belfast.
- ~ Gn7Fann 2sth inst, bhsIame5 McCobb 3acheldcr I'm
An At Boston 10Th ship opoen victario rhon,peon. Of
b1th Liverpool, Dec % seh IIras, Lindsar Bath. cd
] E, VI '1-n I'm mesgnnsy bath Ar 18th ship Hbotof Hal
II a; Portsmouth 12th sch Reindeer Bowaonharn, f5r
Boston.
At Ponce 27h nit. brig benjamin, Lnut, FOR New York
Ar at Havana a9.h nit bark Zae. lnev, usc,q4e,. al
g Chaas Thomas Doughty, Bath st ship Vile de Paris
Star-s Boston.
Arat Natauzas ls inst brig Hellespont, Randall, VII
Arat Orleans rgt brig rerson Trussell, Thomastan
r. ca 3lst bark Noble, Hrwn Boston, Towed pre-
Ylons to 9th ship Hannibal, Parker for ffavre
hr at York i2h brig Henry, Merryman, Matanzas, H.
spoken.
ship Congress, Marshall, from Havre, Dec 80 for Or
l'atz, spoHen Jan % lat %, lon 81.
-, = = - -
-,--,, .., n, r, :, "a. .-l,it, * is = IL
- , 't''eh ny IL d. 1IO''Hi-' aPrime iot q tnba
priIs,; u47
req, - l2t
EAFEqrY T7Fkyl
FOATFNT Safety Fuse flr blasiing for sale by
4 Feb II (l79 g. w FF;vaArr
---- -
a'aeaall'f EEaY oE HERNIA, Or EsCE1YU IeE3,
BY R. z. PIPER ND,
thH Elm House, in this town oreman one or two
~ weeks
PrItl,,5s, pr'ssn" p' = n
EEgEHrvcrs Cv.a.-s e. NF..po} T, ..
'r Z; ,for-pe,ne, n n
lsatfl pr.r,t,. NJ n
r,.b r., IN, ,e.o Of this town.
-i - - %
TOWN ACCOUNTS,
Ii persons having accounts against the Town Of Bath
"a fGuesed to present them the Se.cimen for set
tlemcni, r. the first dav Of March ns as M orders will
be drawn from that tire til the aeAt ANIMAL n.eting
I'iFV,.stit iI.si fe.tLleh eeal,i,
p..t r, ,o.o ''5IN.NLi, ol isaii.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-17
" L:.lLsI1RUPp Law"
R.lED.1LL lS WHITMAN.
C0unseHor ors NJ law.


G.AEDaLL ~ WHITMAN.
Counseuors al law.
VIII aItenl business underh Banlrup. Act in the
UEi.ei STAT > District Court, in force tins da,
iy would also tIanH tlar cid clients for rast and con-
tnaad plruga, and promise those eutrU5tinI business 10
tlalg ctra, PHuHPf AIfiiFrLNEos,
ana a2a,a'N m BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS.
sH3Ms f8H sAl.E TO THE L9DIES!
JsI received On consignment By the Subscriber his
Store, Corner Of Vine and Water Streets ut uf In
de- hd and Calf skin Walking Shoes, which VIII he sold
l.ah, Jan 20 1872. awi8
pgor,5Ga ApHY---oNclq Ra0RE.
EIlE - BSfRlbEA has returned to BATH and having
vailed hitH'nif Of SOM recent mproy amcnt5 in the
DegUerreoty pc Art. offers to take miniatures, bttsr
qqeh'ra ehsaper tlan has been done hafors ani with
ua rerar b Weath az. Ills stay will be short rrlease give
9.tf tf - sAML s. SULLIVAN.
saI.,WaSs .'oDf 1tAN's pIAsYEE.
3lce,re and a kaif cpHts eRi
NJ warranted the best Plaster in isc for pain or weak
ness in The back lons, sIte, breast any other par Of
The body, also Ia Rheunal and lnniaeao affords hane
date mid astonishing relief And all those who have used
them never my Other they are so elsl and cure 50
soon. Por sala, by EDWARD WOOD,
Bath Jan, y, 1872. 90 Central wharf.
ADHT4lsTls AJ'oEa,s NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Subscriber hrs been
- d5 ap9e'nad aaninsrafriyo Of the Estate of David
tar., 5ih nj Bath, a. .3 laa4ty 4 Line 'n, deceased
and upon herself that trust by giving nons As te
law directs And all persons having dnmarts upon the
Estate Of the said David Morse are required to ex!hf tho
me and all p9raous Indebted the said etaie are called
upon 10 make payment. SALOME MORSE
Administrative.
Bath, Gecemher5, lsj
~ On FEET Pine Dimension Timher for sale ly the
PO w subscriber, reasonable TERMS in lots suit
purchasers. x. HOLLAND
Bath, Jan. 10, 1912. 10
S-oV K. HOLLAND
! Balm Jan %, 1912.