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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

The Rochester Democrat tells pretty story of
the loss of a hustle, which young lady dropped in
the streets of that city few days since. An old
gentleman picked il up and to his surprise found it
composed of factory cloth measuring siz yards in
length Not knowing the name Of the fair owner,
he sent it to charitable institution, where it was
made up into night dresses for three of the younger
children.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

GREAT DAYTON CoNvENrIoN-W see bv his
letter in the Dayton Journal, that HENRY CLAY
has accepted an invitation to attend the Barbecue
to be given by the State of Ohio to the State of
Kentucky, at Dayton on the Goth inst Prepare
tons are making to accommodate 100000 JONI
QuINcY ADAMS is expected, Every body is invited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

The opposition upon the lines between Boston
and New York, has at length terminated, and the
price of passage been advanced to 81. Mr. Corne-
nelins Vanderbilt is understood TO have purchased
the favorite steamer Worcester, and become the
sole proprietor of the Norwich line of steam
hoats
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

Officer A. NJ. G. Smith has succeeded in arrest
ing one of the persons concerned in the murder OF
Mccoy. His name is John McClusky, and he was
one Of the seconds of Lilly He was taken at
Poughkeepsie, and brought to the city this morn
ing.
We understand that none Of the parties arrested
will be admitted to bail. matter what amount is
offered. We applaud this determination.-.N Y.
Com. .7dr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

THE WnIes OF New JERsEY.-Eight thousand
Wings were in council at Trenton on Wednesday
OF last week. The Convention was one of the sold
COON kind of lS40 The procession was two miles
long, four abreast, notwithstanding the Storm
Henry Clay was nominated by reclamation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23
WHAT HAS CONGRESS DONE .

The National Inteligencer presents in a
brief space, the aggregate labors Of Congress
at the late session, which is the most eiiectual
answer to the oft repeated charge, that Con-
gress has done nothing.
"The present session of Congress" say
the editors, sis the longest ever held under
the government, extending through period
of 269 days. The session of Congress next
to the present in duration was the second
long session under Mr. Van Buren,, which
lasted 900 days.
If the business done by the House at
these two sessions be contrasted, it will
be thus
But the second long session under Mr..
Tan Buren, there were
Reports made. Bills reported. Bills passed the House.
7l6 524 I'll
At the present session there were
Reports made. Bills reported. Bills passed.
I,09S 6l0 800
In addition to the bills passed, it may also
be stated that there were about 100 private
bills of the House which have been engross-
ed, and are now ready for their final passage,
and most Of which would have passed if the
Senate would have acted upon them, and
which were purposely retained in the House
because these bills will be in better posi-
ton at the next session for early action than
| if they had passed the House and been laid
aside in the Senate for want of time to act
on them. In addition to those, numerous
joint resolutions have also been passed and
the general result of comparison is, that
this Congress has made more reports, pass
| ed moro nuhlic laws and dona morn mnor
tant business than any Congress which ever
convened since the formation Of the govern
ment."
The editors draw comparison between
the time required TO mature bills, &c. in the
British Parliament and Congress, which
shows that the average is twice as much in
the former, as in the latter body The
Editors notice the fact that during the pres
ent session, two very important bills have
been passed, which always require great
deal oftime viz The Apportionment Bill
and the Tariff Bill. They might also have
added two others of great Importance, and
which required much more time to mature,
to wit; The Remedial Justice Bill and the
Election Bill. They state the fact that the
Apporionment bills of 1901, 1911, 1922,
and 1882, occupied the House an average
of just thirty days each. The fact is de-
monstrable, from the data given, that more
business has been performed at the late ses-
sion of Congress in proportion to the time
occupied, than at any session, since the
Government was established.
The SLAVE TRADE.-In recent speech,
Lord Brougham declared that "the mon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

The wife of Morgan, the great abducted is at
Nauvoo, and is now the better half ola Mr. Harris
one of the prophets chosen men,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

Wing Senatorial majority for Windham County
SOC
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-23

The SLAVE TRADE.-In a recent speech,
Lord Brougham declared that "the men
who supplied nearly all the capital embarked
IN this traffic, the men whose ingenuity de-
ieaied every attempt to put it down, the
men under whose auspices it was now
hourlshlng to an unprecedented extent,
were British merchants" This statement
was not denied in Parliament.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

SIcKNEss.-We never knew so large a number
of our population who were taken down with severe
colds, as a, the present time-lt seems to be sort
OF influenza eighborhoods affected with
it. Some of our schools have been suspended in
consequence of the scholars suffering under its in
iuence We also have shared the common fate
with others But sick or well we must issne our
paper. so long as we have sheet of paper to work.
We learn by our exchanges that it is common
complaint all over the State.
Thoroughwort, stepped and made into syrup
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

BOOTS HESA very large assortment oi Boots ana
SHOES Of all descriptions suitable for Ladies' Gentlemen
aud ChdrrE's Also Boots and Shoes OF every DIS
crpton Manufactured at short notice. in superior style
French Calf Boots single and double soes, and large
supply of RtBBERS.
SOLE LEATIIER--A large supply of New York Sole
Leather of the best quality. Also Shoe Thread and Sh"
Lasts for the trade.
quality.
CAPOf all discrpions-s'ea Otter superb article from
50, ~ sis. Asoa large assortment ot common Fur
CAPS fiam = - to $2,5J.
MUFIS-A general assortment of Ladies' Lynx NufS OF
the latest style, most elegant pattern, varying from S0
teald. Also a large supply of common huits from 81
Il 80.
FIR Go NE[-TRIMMTN all descriptions, large
and beautitiH assortment. 49, ,
BUFFALO RDbEa- large and prime assortment Of But
lalo Robes, ut re5accd prizes 80,
Ail of which, together with many other aluceS' WI W
sold at the lowest prices for cash. q"
r,-.- ---..n &c.. L. f.nr,s. & e.. g.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
From the Naii;nal lntellg'ncer.
Air-ti.at store cxglo.ioms.

NEssRs EDIroRs: Ihc only case which
have ever known Of any tang beng BROKEN y an
ai-.tght stove explosion haS Just pIcufed ~ Nah-
,ucket within The chimney, ldnuD-iG'S lat-r' anu
the stuve and some Of the bricks were LI1Wn mo
th. room. TINS could not nave incurred It NY
directions had been ioow'd. bAl tAit p1'P'e
NAV neither be- led nor 90 bIlnd!y may ! Deg Of
Won. and especially Of taos- editors wHo haHr al
rr,dy oiyen extensive currency 20 ta5 mau'r III
IN ,ycravaled form 10 AID me IN thgp"ng upon Il
snr liLht OF SCIENCE.
Sir H. D4yY sags I'm his experiments OK the
safety lamp,) When the mltnmau!e gas IS
mixed with three or four times It's v0iH'ne ot AR
!, does not explode at all. 1t d"t"hat's jee5Iy
,yhrn mixed with five or tunes iis bulk ~ ar,
and powerfully when one to SryrH OF one u eight
j, the proportion. With fpurteen times It's VOL
ume it still forms a nxtu:" whch IS explosive ;
but if larger quantity OF air be adnltied,a ga?pr
burns in it only with an enlarged flame. y
Thus three and fourteen otaIr with on of gas,
are the explosive extremes ;and seven aad eleven
OF mir with one of gas are the GNtlemc5 wilma
winch the explosions are not te"OIe' 1t Is 90.
vous then that safety consists IN admitting either
a little or great deal Of ar, and IS alb ut ming 10
one in favor of little AR, and much an let ella
erInto the stove or chimney, destroys also 10 Il
great extent the good effect Of tine sloHe and an
explosion aPrer occurs except when rais.hB tue
fire suddenly.
Let the stove and fireplace, then, be laade and
kept as ti.-ht as they can be. Keep the fire alive
al! night in the morning shut lHe YentIa1af,
open the dampSr, aud open the door little at =
time, avoiding puff (which, # bosterons, shut
the door in Il minute, AM try again more slowly
ill the irc is at the rght heat and it viii thca
90 through the day calm as the moon. In this
way any explosion is morally mp'ss'ble. do not
have one in year; though care not for them.
Again, Sir Il. D,vr says: Oxygen and by
sdroeen u:.te slowly with one another when they
are exposed 10 temperature above the boiling
point of mercury, and below that at winch glass
begins to appear luminous in the dirk . 80
that the gas burns in the alright stove Il 1t Is not
evolved too fast. Aud LAyoIsIER. DALTON,
and CRAwFonD say that til e 6uraiAg OF one pound
of this gas mes from 595 10 $50 pounds of ice,
so that this gas is too precious to be wasted by an
open stove or chimney. or even by small stove.
Yours. very respectfully.
ISAAC ORR.
L. nv
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

Joseph Hill, Saco, General Inspector Of Beef
and Pork.
Lemuel Cooling, Portland, do. do. Pot and
Pearl Ashes.
John Merrill, ThomastOn, Inspectors State
ne p E. "a Ru 9tarr' Warren pp Prison.
Arvida Hayford, Bangor, Indian Agent Penob-
Samuel Furlong, Calais, do. do. Passama-
quoddy 80,
YonK-Charles Bradbury, Kcnnebun> Port,
Chairman County Commissioners, in place OF
John Powers.
john Bailey, Parsoniield, County Com IN place
of - Libby.
Daniel Pierce, Kittery, County Commissioner,
WAsrlgoroN-Albcrt Pjs5ury, Calais, Clerk
of Courts.
A. G. Lane, AIaehais, Register Of Probate
James P. Vance, Calais, County Attorney
KEySEBEc-Beniamin Wales, ilalloweil, CHI
County Commissioners
Stillman Howard, Leeds, County Commits
sioner
joseph Stewart China, County Commissioner,
OxroRp-Elbridge Gerry, Waterford, County
Attorney
James osgood, Fryeburg, Chairman County
Commissioners.
iona. b. Smith, Norway Co. Commissioner.
Isaac T. Stanley, Djxfeld," "
sourRsrr-Moses II. Pike, Norrdsewock,
Sheriff.
Arson P. Morrill,, Madison, Clerk of Courts.
Thomas c. Jones, Eorrdgewock, Register OF
Probate.
James T leayitt, SkoHhcgrn, ca Attorney.
Rufus X. j. Porter, New Portland, Chairman
County Commissioner,
Caleb l.cavitt, Athens, County Comm .ss'anef.
Ambrose Fmson, iIarlland, 4"
pryonscor-Danel Emery, Hampton, Char
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
SALE ONE EXECUTION.

Nv : " ~.
rG,AKEN ON Execution in favor Of VIM. Sedman and
ont of BDwdoinlam in said county all the right title AMI
interest which sald Rltout had the Odd day of July y
ID le4l beiug H. date THE attachment on the in
orignai Also; taken on execution in favor of Jamt
samson of Bowdoinham in said county, and against sad
Rdeou all the ri ght title ami which said Rdeou
Ind On fbe 9th dav of july d. lsil being til
original writ in said SIMPSONS action, in and to the follow
ing described premises
First certain lot Of land situated in said Bowdonhan
and handed as follows viz beginning Il tn
q land owned iunnerly by J. II Chan
berlain thence running north casterly by said Chamberlain
line To land of VIM ~nsoh's thence on said Stnson'ssou
west line to land OF John Page sfnce on said Pages sou
east line 10 land OF EnlsoW'S thence on said Nnslow'
n rth east line To ah owned ny SAID Php larboH, being
Distant feet irem north asst of building
cupied by said 4. Nnslow rs a Tan house. thence in
straight line said TarboX's land to the north western
OF land Of George Spear thence said Spears lin
To his north east corner thence ON tle 1oWn kuad, NORTH
easerly far the sad Road extends thence easterly
the fir, mentioned bounds containing acres more or les
with buildings thereon, being the lot and build
conveyed to SAID ideot by Philip abox, by deed date
u i a a. ,' 1it %, vi po m ' 100 u Dee'
Pb H. ,cril,d ~ ,,,,isae beirg snbiec n Norteag
i, L o; nia,t ~ I-jiii,In pr,ns,on IF s,id To-,
J,I,t ~ os,,y, tIa of rnt signed IN, sad RID
~ ,ted Nj G n a3z G,r tIe s,,m Of S50o Win interas,
Wv 'iii ,rr III ,,ar l, Inference IN sod N,tgnga de
81 ~, ] 49, ,t,d pecored in The incon Rsaistrs 81
moaIs g. tha 1Srstarn hi strirt Wi n p,ge osl
A, io t = iri IcrihI L. ~ iand .i,otod =,
~, 80, fHfi ,other ,ih ,ba i,;,din%s dhsro
s,nding bnuIpd ne f,nws fo vii beTnina M the Ma,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
BRANDRETn PILLS.


A r THE PRESENT TINE, WHEN THE couNTEnFEITRRs
N cELEBRATRp PILLS ARE COMPLETELY coRNRRKp-
FIND THAT THEY pspEAyoR
GET OFF THEIR STOCK OF SPURIOUS PILLS UNDER.
ANY NAME IT Is NOT THE FIRST TIME THAT THE FosR.
INDIAS'; HAS HAD FATHER THE ABoRrfoss OF CUNNING
MEN
The remarkable cures which have been effected bv Bran
det,s Pills have 4tonshed the whole medical faculty. ma
nv of whom have conceded that they are the preaegt bes
sing that was ever given to the world.
The reason these celebrated Pills have such universally
good effect is becau 20 their action hamonizss with the hu
man BODY.
Purge out the old leaven that We may become
lump is HOLY Writ, fguF applied spirit
uay is tue bi how could il have ANY APpIcAuos
less coNFfRMEp bg Practical nxrERfgNcE in the Of
matter: The foundation upon which this igun ofScrpuns
rests immoYehle The laws which The tides
! occasion the thuldors of heaven.
ssThe Condition"
The condition upon which God has given health to man
* his stomach and bowels free from
all morbid hv Accommodations. The to effect
This aust BE- these remedies which cleanse the bowels and
purify the blood.
Good hFaitHf medicine is only species Of food when
the auinas wuse habits the Of observing,
sick they wander tranah the fields and make selection
q those herbs which omen their bowels and purify their in
/ ids, which Immediately restore their health.
When dose G BandreS Pills is taken, they are digest
cd and pass every part of the syste but they leave the
body when they have effected the intended purpose, and
! health and vgor by them insured
Mineral med elnes may enter the systems blt tDey are
with difficulty cot on again aud they always OCCASION pain
! ha n'ser, mhile they remain IL the body #oc
! Whereas RaHdref's Pills are as nnocentas piece Oh
bread, and evacuated with the disease tor Which inca
are taken.
From the tim. We ar horn to the time we cease hreathes
or h d. mr., re4.tpg ,.rin, and as constantly build
ing M gbs artj, Of the fin1suhrre wears or waste
IN r The ood we eat lin, digestive organs convert into
blood, which renesqs or ps m hy is circulating power
Ihus the huinan body healthy when the blood crcuaes
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

PRoGREss OF CoLTs TRIAL.-Ths great and
interesting trial, which is creating day by day a
deeper sensation, will not probably close until FRI
day or Saturday We shall continue to give the
fullest and most perfect report In the Aurora. a
comparison with the Herald and other papers, Will
show its superiority.
Of the issue, we have already given an oPlnI"n,
which we see no reason to alter There will be
no verdict OF murder-probaby none of any kind
N. Y. .4Mr0rG
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
Boots anal Shoes, Hats, Cups,
T.. \. D0NNEL


qtts,o all stand Rogsrs' Bre. Biocf, Front Street.
III HAS inst received in addition - his
< former stock Il NEW ASSORTMENT
szs 9y 1sss55 Of Fashionable Boots and Shoes, Hats
N"-N - Caps. &c, &c, suitable for the season.
G5anez. among which
Gents Cali KIN and thick Bofs Of a descriptions.
gnod assortment of Ladies' Gaiiar Buots, and Far lined
RUBEERSi-;l first rate article. ,
Ladies' Kid Walking SHOES, French bronze and light col
ored slips.
Chldrpn's Kid and Leather Shoes Of all descriptions.
A superior lot of Gents Dancing Pumps.
silk aud Moies&in HATS. Fur and cloth CAPS
Alsot good assortment Gents Ladies aud Misses k' u
BERS Together with variety Of other articles which VIII
be sold low for cash.
Custom Work all descriptions done to order, al short
notice and of good stuck and workmanship as can be
found elsewhere.
Mr. An persons having demands against the subscriber
are requested present them for settlement ana all per
sons dehied called upon to make payment Accounts
of more than six months standing will be left with an at
torney unless settled Immediately. f. A. DONNhi4l'
Bath, Dec. 30. ep uu
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

NOTICE is hereby given the Subscriber has been
~ duly appointed administrative of the Estate Of David
Morse, late Of Bath in the County Of Lincoln, deceased
aud has taken upon herself that ts by giving bonds as the
law directs. And all persons having demands upon the
Of the said David Morse, required to exhibit the
same and peTsous indebted the said Estate, called
upon to make payment. SALOME MORSE,
Administrator
Bath, December5, 1851.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

The Office of the Telegraph is removed to
the Chambers over A. ID. Ro5insOn's Store,
next north Of the Elliot House.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
sAERMAN5S rOOR MANS phA SEER

IrGiUG and huff cents only.
Nd warranted the best Plaster in for pain or weak
N in the back lons, sde breast any other part OF
the body, also to Rheumatism ana Hmbago ii affords lmme
date and astonishing relief And all those who have used
them any other they easy and cure SO
soon. Por sale, by EDWARD WOOD
bath, Jan. u, 1872. (44) Central wharf.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

sweeened with molasses, is an excellent article to
allay the cough-take great spoonful every half
hour, it is equal to Pease's hoarhound candy.
PiScataquis Herald.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

HAVING just returned
from New York and Bos-
ton, is prepart d To offer tn
lis friends and customers,
Il superior assortment Of
!, THE latest and most fash
| ionable sly les OF FURS,
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES SC. among which
may he found the follow
ing, viz
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
BOSTON koIEON AND GRAI4All'S
MAGAZINE.

FOR ONLY FIVE DOLLARS!t
WYE have made arrangements with the enterprsng pub
w Usher of Graham's magazine, by which are
enabled to offer this Magazine and the Boston Notion for
one year for only FIVE Dollars.
II Is idle for us here to detail of the superior
character of Graham MagaZine-ith has in year acquired
celebrity aud of circulation beyond that of any pc
riodcal in the world For the year 1892 this Magazine is
he increased in the number of its pages and other import
ant and valuable attractions 10 be added to II.
Irpon renting FIVE DOLLARS to Mr. Graham, of Phia
delphia the Publisher of the Magazine the undersigned
cupy of the Boston Notion Quaro or Folio edition, and
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for 1872, Will be forwarded TO you
The ouarto Notion will be sent to you from No l. if you wish
it, nine Numbers only having been as yet published:
GEO. ROBERTS.
Proprietor of the Boston Notion.
Notion Office, Boston, Dec. 49, lS4l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

SRE13ETAN'S C0UGH EA0ZEN&E.s.
7af best CowH iccae te and N oil ordinary
iHnfHr hOHcf.
SEVERAL hundred certificates have been given of their
- wonderful virtues. They are no hmbng, and no r
lions exaggerated certificates are aieen The whole med
zeal Faculty cannot compound better or safer article
Fnr .nn ht Z. WOOD. centnl Mhar.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

irg has Miller Robert H. Knight. Of and from Portland
Tor af dragged ashore SATURDAY last, Sarr's t.,
and N The mouth Of the kcnnehee river with both anchors
ahead Crew saved. The brig IS report 10 he in had
rahdonW probably save the sails, and rigging. Three
mrihs Of her IS insured Protection Insurance Once
III Hartford, for S&il1O. Port. Adv.
y b. The vessel will he tota less, eycep; as above.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

The publication of the Lincoln Patriot at Wal
doborough, has been discontinued
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

CORN AND FLOUR FOR SALE.
ON Stnson's wharf in the formerly occupied by
" Bernard C. Bailey Esd, 1900 Bushels prime yellow
Conn., and $50 Barrels superne fine, and middlings Hour
For sale, by BENJAMIN T. CHASE y SON.
BaflI Ian Or 1910 3NVil
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

CIlOCIxERY, CHINA IL GLASS WARE.
LARGE aud beautiful Of The above just open
n ed and for sale very low by OWEN & BROTHER.
Bath Dec IS4i tf37
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

RANBERS8ES.
PRIME lot of Fresh Cunberries, for sale at -
"A r. HOLLANDS
IAN. %. a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

DAVID q. nEAGGUN,
HODGKEN.S WILARF
100 HHDS prime retailing MOl.AssES
lUU 100 }bls NJ hss No. and prime BEEt
10 half Fbs Family Mess BhEF;
80 Els Clear, Mess & prime PoRh'
40 Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring Olli
800 bags fine SALT.
300 Bbls Genessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth Cordtge, t1e., &c., &c.
Alwhich gl be sold rery lou.
Bath, May -, 1871. u Z.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
nNlIlE REEgp.

PHYSICIAN IND SURGEON
nFFICE-over Daniel larheo's store in the rooms form
" ery occupied By Duet. T. g. observation-disclosures
Beads Tavern
Consultation may be had with kim upon any disease, fir
gtfiargo at his
bath JAnmarN y. lsil ulI
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
NEyV GOODS !--CHEAP!!

at No. Haey'S Block, head of SagaddhOck Fary Hharf
Front Street.
EAMES OLIVER has just received and is now opening
y excellent assortment of DRY GOODS, consisting
par of Broad Cloths Cassmeres, Satnetts, Vesngs Tie
ngs Drings, Striped Shirtngs, Diapers Crash Flannel
Apines, Cambleteens, Apaccas, English ana amelca'
Prints, Iaces Berage, Hosiery, Gloves, ana many oef IL
tces suitable for the seas0n ~,
ALso-A fresh stock of Groceries, Crockery ana 1ias
Ware all of which will be sold Cheap for Cash Please Ct
ard see. .ana
Nov 4th, ISil IsoNo-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
Two swings more ~!

The work of "proscription" goes bravely on.
Gov. Fairfield uses the old Axe with almost un.
erring precision. The batch on the fourth page
has been "approved" with the exception of Mr.
Sheriff Cunningham, and Mr. Clerk of the Courts
Smith, of Wiscasset. Whether they will succeed
is yet uncertain.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

JERE HASKELL, Secretary.
.rua cpqy-(tt,-t: JE9H HASKELL,
Seer ftary Of the Senate.
BEST FAMILY isDplgGt3,
T9ntHE CGCt AMER plCkEE%, Naw In ms, Choice
4 Vermont Cheese, selling low, by
PAl'1EN {. THOMPSON.
I'm. y. lLA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27
FASHIONABLE EE-Ess:

MATS, C8PS, BOOTS, SHOES, Sc, &c.
DAVIS HATCH
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-27

FLOUR FGoUES!!
n Bells superfnc Howard Flour, 30 do Of Rich
s1U Wond, KEGS Euckth heat Flour, now landing from
schr Planet from Baltimore Ind Richmond, for sale by
]. & ROBINSON.
Bnth Tan IN lSI3 3N43
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