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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

grace. Through the fahness of his school teacher he
early became instructed in the subject of religion lie
his danger sinner against God of unlimited purity and
with deep anguish of spirit earnestly besought reconclia
ton through the merits of Jesus.
Although Mr. G. openly protested religion yet her
holy principles evidently those by which his after life
governed. Mr. G. early gave Indications Of vigorous
mind, and displayed mduous thirst for knowledge The
busy world with its bright prospects were stretched be
fore him. and with fond anucpatons from the future, he
had entered upon the studies of the profession of his choice
But too close application, his health became sacrifice
and his requirements purchased the price of his life
The writer often had the privilege of conversng with MrC
during the whole course of his sickness Al first he felt il
hard to relinquis the hopes he had long cherished
the religion of Jesus prevailed he expressed calm
fdence by submitting himself into his hands, knowing his
Savior would do all things we'll He sustained by him
who scan make dying bed feel downy pillows
Among his last words these ''Jesus is able, he is
willing and his spirit quietly left the of ea borne
as we trust on angels wings to Abriham's bosom.
Possessing naturally aniable and aectonate DISPOSE
ton he was an object of much interest and love in the fam
lily circle might be truly said hey lived in all the har
mony and friendship of good esteem.'' Peace dwet in
their BOSOM They knew how alleviate others troub
les and difficulties and how impa pleasure death
mas ehted the CIRCLE and the has closed the
mains OF one much beloved Not all the anxious soctude
OF mothers Breast she watched the recedng light of
het cnd existence could avert the fatal stroke He
cut on In hemds OIL years And may those who hang
over the dying couch Of friend and brother with whom
deep attention To the call Of their Master, and may wit
ness se thrilling effect of the deeply impressive language
"be ye also ready Mourning parents weep not for your
cnhd, remember "thcm also who sleep in Jesus will God
BRING with him. In this hour of deep affection doubt
less ieel the total nefiCency of human comfort but the
gospel offers precnss consultations and God can bind up the
needing heart The gospel assage the violence of our
gre ana bid pierce with eye of faith the gloom which
envelopes the dismal precincts of the tomb, and enables
to expect IN joyful anticipation the time when the shall
give up its Dead and the disciple Of Jesus be welcomed with
joy INTO that land Of rest where he shall be satisfied in the
likeness OF hlm who has redeemed him from the dominion
OF s and the sting Of death, and given him victory over
the grave
His funeral attended by large circle of weeping
friends Text from Philippians i 81, To live Is Christ to
die Is gaun.' NJ. ID.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

-faother fatal .4ccident on the H7estern Rail
road At o'clock on Tuesday morning. the en-
CINE and tender off the tract about six miles
from Pttsfeld, ran up. bank of considerable ele.
vaton, and falling over the tender crushed the
fireman and eng ineer. The fireman survived only
five minutes, and the engineer about an hour.
cue the train, by detaching it, and by letting of
,hs steam. No other person was injured.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
sT7ElIFFS SALE.

LLNCOL.N IS.
VNAKEN ON execution in favor of Alfred White, against
Lemue small Jr. of 1opsam and Will be sold at pub
lie Nendut te having been attached on tile original
Wri ON Thursday the 24h day March next at the Wash
ngUnan House Topsham O'Clock Z. NJ, all the right
which said Lemuel Small Jr has to redeem the following
described lot land and building thereon, viz: Easery by
the AledOw road called, four rods southerly by land OF
Abraham Rowland Jr about twelve rods, westerly by land
Stephen FALL four rods northey by land of Hugh vii
son, being the occupied by Lemuel Small The
above described property being subject to Mortgage Deed
gwen by said Lenuel Small Jr and George H. Small to
Hugh Wilson, dated June Is, 1885, the payment
of the OF hundred dollars and ninety
cent. NATHANIEL GREEN, Sheriff.
Topslam, Feb. g. 1872. 3wi6
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Telegraph's Marine List.
PORT OF BATH.
Arrived.
Feb. {, schr New England, Pinshaui, Boston.
Sailed.
Feb. Q, Brig Eclipse new Lemont, Cuba.
Schr Ceres, TarboX, Havana.
Reindeer sally, Boston,
% Schr Helen, Reed, do.
4" bl-ry, Chase Stcarns, do.

Arrivals, CIenrances. &c.
Ara avana 23i nt, ship Platina, Monsoon uncef BRIG
Betsry, Combs FIN Bath.
tld at Matanzas 18th, bark Gilbert, Given, Hamburg
A At Charleston 23th, schr Temperance, Bunker, fin
Cranberry Island, Me.
Ar at Gloucester g. sch Richmond, IIoibrook, Thomaston
for Orleans.
Ar Orleans Odd, 25th bark Caremont new Robin
son, Thomaston % cid ships Hannibal Parker aVre; Edwin
ROBINSON Marshiles.
cid at y York Sd, ship feumah, Gldden, Montevitec
and Bucnos Ayres.
Ar Boston 18th, ship Manchester, Moulton (of Bath
liverpool Dec 49, Ar Sd ship Canton (of Wiscasse Pack
ard tTeston 9th ult; Mt Vernon [uf Bath McMannis
Orleans.
Ar Richmond 3lst brig Frederick Pearl, Thomaston
Ara Portland d. sch lSlas, Lindsey Bath for Boston.
Ar at Washington c I'D, sch Star, Kelley, N York.
Ar at Natanzas 10th ult brig selma (new Boutele Wis
casset, discg.
Ar boston 4th, sch Coral. (of Thomsston Hesby Rich
mDHd.
Arat York 4th, packet ship Patrick Henry, FIN Liver
pool, 10th, Dec; COMFY with ship CLuGen Victoria,
Ih,naston, tot Boston,
Ihl at \ orleans 24fh ship ferdonnet, Fooe York
Ar st Thomas IL days st marks OF Camden uncer
Ar al Orleans 25h, snip statesmen LcVensclltr Thorn
asJl Clia sstun Iunpeer, Stackpolo Camden, va
hcy Vest bng FELIX, Wilson, IhomastuI.
boston 7tn, she Geo Lufkn, rranktor Jane ant
Susun Bristol, Me; bark Washington, (ot Ihomssun) bart
lett, savannah 3lst ult
At Thomas Jan ~ Creole, Wyman, Of Bath, fin Mar
Unique uncer Grecian, Long Of fin GuadalUupe, d.
do. sch Ad.ne Lnscott, bath I'm aAartInpue do do.
Ga at Wilmington list lust, brig Baltc, RodDd, Mar
tinqul, Lion, Guadalupe; America, aiaEtnIqle.
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LOOK AT THIS!
THE REAL PETER FARLEY REVIVED! !!

JAMAICA PLAIN. DECEMBER &c. 164I
GrNr-I have read the advertisement of c. s. Francis, of
New York. the present publisher Of work entitled "Feter
Pay's Magazines &c. The design Of the author of that
advertisement appears be- convey the impression that
"peter Paey's Magazine" not originated by myself
that in fact the project of another person. and that
permitted the of Petor Farley 10 be used TO give
ency publication Of which in proper the
author editor This is not true particular, The
aforesaid Magazine wholly NY device planned
it, commenced before any publisher obtained
and tlme had the responsible and authoritative charge
the editorial department. After while, i'll consequence
Of health requiring residence in the country
IT, and the superintendent OF it but with an I'M
Outstanding and confident expectation that would be con
Quoted in n manner satisfactory to myself
The Publishers being Obliged to make an assignment of
of their effects and therefore, the Magazine in question:
and being unwng that should pass into other hands,
sought obtain control of it. In this was fued-and 1t
has been conducted not only without my concurrence
appreciation, but it has been to in ways, source
of modification and regret. Some time since, requested
Mr. D. Francis state that had no connection with the
work, which request was ungraciously refused!
II Is apparent that publishers wonld BEDDING only common
Justice drop the title of the work. and put that of its pres
en editor ifhere be any such person. in lis place they
would define their position, and the publication would
stand upon its merits and upon name to which tt
has ao no lust title preension hope at all events,
shall longer be held responsible for what appears in that
Magazine
need but add that concerned in no Periodical, save
that of which You are the pnblishers-Merry's Muse
UNI in that work. propose to Issue series OF original
papers by author of Peter Parey's tales and in the char
of Peter self hoping thus to revive the interest
that has been felt in that old Story Teller
am Yours, Respectfully.
s. G. GOODRICH, Author of Peter Parley's Tales.
ME5sRs. Bradbury 81 SoDEN 4 Co. BOsrSs-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
MARRIED..

In this town, Tuesday, evening, by Rev Mr. Filing
wood, Mr.. Thomas McTIENRY of St. John, NJ b. Miss
JERusHA A. MASTERS of this town.
In Wscasset, Capt Joseph Langdon of Boston, to Miss
Sarah 4. Brintnall
In Boothbay, Capt Samuel Pnkham of Alma, to Mss
Elizabeth Powers, of b.
In Wscasset Bartholomew Mason, Esq of Hallowell
Mrs Lydia, widow of the late Abial Wood of W.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

10 TIE Honorable Nathaniel Grafton Esquire Judge If Probate
Wtidn and FIR the Countyof Lincoln
y EsPECTFULlY represents Joseph Moore administra-
~ tor on the estate of GEORGE ANDERSO late Of
bon in said county, deceased That the personal estate Of
the said deceased is not sufficient by the thou
sand dollars 10 answer the just debts which he there
fore pray that he may be empowered and licensed sell
much OF the Real Estate of said deceased may be suff
Gent to raise the said sum with incidental charges.
JOSEPH MOORE.
LkNCOLN Ss s7td Probate Courth R7caSset paha
and The County Of Lincoln, the 10TH day January a.
d. 1872.
ON the foregoing petition Ordered that the said Petition
~ ers give notice to all persons interested in said estate
10 appear at Court of Probate to be holden Tops
the th Tuesday of FebruaryneXt, by causing copy of
said Petition with this Order to By published three weeks
successfully previous to said Court Lincoln Telegraph
printed at Bath. NATHsI GROTON.
Judge of Probate.
Attest JOHN c. DODGE, Register.
true copy of the Petition and order thereon.
Attest: joins e. DODGE, Register.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

We see by the papers, that this Road is now
completed to within one mile of the village. An
experimental trip was made on Monday, and a
large concourse gatheredto witness the novelty
of the scene.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

LADIES' CoMPANIoN.-The February number
contains long list OF prime articles-a fine en-
graved view of Utica, N. Y, Fashion Plates, Mu-
sic, &c. Terms-$3. t. Eaton, Agent.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

SHOES FOR SALE ITO THE LADIES!
UST received consignment by the Subscriber at his
Store, Corner of Vine and Water Streets, OF of La
dies Kid and Calf Skin Walking Shoes which will be sold
loo for Cash AARON DONNElL
Bath Jan. 20 lS42. 3w43
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

r. l. SENATOR. Hon. WIN. SpRAGUE, has been
elected Senator in Congress from R. [. to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. Dixon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
LOOK HERE BOYS

WANTED Immediately al tins Office, good Boy from |
w Ii years old to learn the Printing App
cants Will b. expected To come we'll recommended.
l}ath Fen. / O. 81 .y46
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
|COLLECTOR'S NOTICE OF PATRICKTOWN
PLANTATION OF 1871.

NOTICE hereby given to the resident and nonre ent
Owners and proprerors OF land in Patricktown Pita
ton County of Lincoln, and State of hane that the fol-
lowing described Lots and Parcels of Land taxed in lists
committed to me to collect for the year lS4 and for Dehc
lent highway tax OF 1870 and renlans unpaid follows
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
MORE

'DHE SUBSCRIBER has returned to Bath and having a
vailed himself Of some recent improvements in the
Deguerreotype Art, offers to take Miniatures, better,
quicker and cheaper than has been done before and with
regard weather. His stay will be slor-PIease give
him another call, at the Elliot House.
3Stf SAM'L S. SULLIVAN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
Sale. at Auction OF
TIMRER AND FARMING LANDS,

XK1IEL he sold Public Auction to the highest bidder
W THURSDAY, the tenth day of March next. at two,
O'Clock in the afternoon, at Brunswick in the State Of Maine
nj the ontne Hotel for cash. the following described tract
of land wit One undiy ded quarter part fOE thou
sand nine hundred and thirty acres less, oTown-
shin No. A. in the Sd range in the County Of Oxford State
haine, subject feseryatiOuof thousand Two hun
dred and eighty for public uses
This of land offers to purchasers opportunity Of oh
tanning pine timber of the best quality and of easy
township being wen wateTed the main ADdroscoggn
and the Cupsucuck both running through, the same.
II also offers very favorable opportunity for settlers
i comprises the best quality of land for cultivation, s aha
region in which it is situated.
good and undispned tito will be made 10 the purchaser
For further particulars application may be made to FES-
SENDEN, DEBLOlS 4 FESSENDEN, Portland, ELL All
7. PIKE, Brunswick, and THOMAS AUSTIN 50 MeT
Chants Exchange New York.
Portland Jan. Is, 1870.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

ID ADAMS would inform the public that he stil eontin
h. to do little in the MONUMENTAL line at the
Steam Ferry Wharf, Bath At Brunswick the Stage
House and his place of residence Topshaln and pro-
yided with GOOD MATERIALS, and ready 10 ate aato
any calls, either the frat Itaan good American
MARBLE Quincy Slate least al az low tAfe, rs can
be had in the State Of Mane and worked into any shape
required and thinks he give satisfaction wheh mere
ofore h has generally done. The public woa DO Wen 70
try the substance, of the beautiful White Marble, when
from up iDer and if should have the ounosty
specimens Stock and workmanship they might call
West Boston Bridge, the foot OF FronS BOSTON,
Mt Auburn and they choose they may go as iF a.
Providence, K. |. -,
In case of ABSENCE Bath call Capt. l.. Iambsrd,
| Raib Nav IA Ie4I sfHf. u3+
RooK 8 ION PRINTTNG. dons arthis once:
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B2ANDISETHS PILLS.
llrity to the Patrons OF Brandreth's Pills


Security to the Patrons OF Brandfeths Pills.
NEW LABELS.
The Mem Labels on Sin ole Dor of the Genuine Brandres
Pills, contain
05- 5O63 LETTERS! I! -{S
consequence of the great variety OF Counterfeit Labels
L of pretended Bandrehs Pills. and which, in many In
stances nearly resembles outward appearance the gen
of the old STYLE often to deceive the unwary Doct
Braneth, acting undeIa sense of duty to the public mas
employed those celebrated artists, Messs Perkins and Dur
and who succeeded in producing at great cost three
New Labels from STEEL of extreme difficulty of execution,
and of complicated nature, to amount TO an mpossl-
by of imitation, being considered by judges MASTER
piece in the art of engraving
he border of the top and also of the under LABEL Is com
posed the elaborate and chaste patterns OF lace work
To the climax of these beautiful labels the paper upon
which they printed is previously printed with Red lux
after design exquisite and minute as to DEFY compet
ton the top and under label each contain tne words
" BENJAMIN BRANDRETH'S PILLS. written IN Red
Ink neary hundred tmesthe top ana unuer label con-
tanning, therefore, upwards of five thousand letters
There is also upon the top the UNDER ana e side label
signatures of Dr. Brandreh one being MS regular SIG
nature thus-B Brandreth and the other, his ui sigma
ture Ilus-Benamn Brandreth both being ac SMILES o
the writing of Dr. Brandreth, TO initiate when Is forgery
The Brandeth Pills having these labels upon them can
be relied upon as the and genuine.
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office 24, Broadway, NJ York
N England Office
10 Hanover Street, 10
BOSTON.
Agent in Bath, Ma HENRY HYDE
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SALE ON EXECUTION.

LLTCOK~NSS.
TI1AKEN on the following Executions, viz Joseph d.
Smullen of Lisbon in the County of Lincoln, against
the Popetors of Lisbon Bridge, Corporation 30 called
Jacob Bbber of said Lisbon, against said corporao-and
Israel Estes of Durham in the County of Cumberland,
ganst said corporations The Franchise of said corporation
the Bridge the Androscoggin River from Durham
Lisbon aforesaid called Little River Bridge and the same
will be sold Public Auction at the Toll House, of said
Bridge Saturday the twelfth day of March next at III
O'Clock A. Nj. unless the be previously redeemed
JERE MILLAY, Dep, Sniff
Lisbon, Feb. 7, A d. 1912. AZ
STOVES! STOVES
INST received from Boston and Rhode Island good
j sJrtment of STOVES, among which are
The Etna a boiler) Stove
GraDgers Elevated Rotary.
Aso.-Box Paror, ArTght Stoves, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash. WILLARD WALkER'
Bath, Feb. 10, la42. ti46
NEW RAISlN5 of very superior quality, just received
IN and for sale by (3l) Z, CLAP, Jr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

TWO HOUSE LOTS in a central part of this village
win be sold for part cash down. and the balance on
literal credit WILLARD WALKER
Rah Feb TO- 1872 tfif
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

LOOK AT THIS!
ID p MORSE continues to keep general assortment OF
"a. Fruit Confectionery, w. l. Goods Groceries and FRO
Visions which he offers for sale cheap for Cash.
Just received fresh supply of ORANGES, aud LEMONS.
And ATTEND TO THE LAST CALL
p. NJ. respectfully gives notice that all demands due
him Of -Four months standing and will be len with an
Attorney for collection, if they ale not paid within thirty
R,th Ian 10 1919 tfl3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
PLANO FORTE TUNING


lgENRY ROOTH would respectfully inform the Citizens
OF Bath and vicinity, that hc wall fIano FoItss
on the Equal Temperament
Price for tuning, IN town, 81 90.
Bath, Feb ~ &C II. 3w4G
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

Patricktown Plantation Jan %, 1912.
PIANO FORTEs---TUNED.


KENNEBEC LOG DRIVING COMPANY,
GREEABIY to Law, the annual Meeting OF the kenne-
"a bee Log Driving Company will be held ut Rogers no
Tel in Gardiner Wednesday, the I'd day OF March, l5l2at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, for the following purposes, TO VIII
|. To choose Moderator.
. To Chooses Clerk Treasurer and five Directors also
any other officers that may be deemed necessary
8. To any other business that may legally come
be(nre the meeting DANIEL NUTrING,
Clerk of X. L. II. Co.
Gardiner, Jan 26 lsf2. iw4o
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BOSTON NOTION AND GRAHAM'S
nIAGAZINE.

FOR ONLY FIVE DOLL9RS!!
I'VE have made arrangements with the enteprsing pun
w Usher of Graham's Magazine, by which we arc
enabled offer this Magazine and the Boston Notion or
year for only FIVE DOLLARS
It idle into detail of the superior
character of Gaams MagaZneit has in one year acquired
celebrity Of circulation beyond that OF any pc
rodcal in the world For the year 1912, this Magazine
to he increased in the number of its pages and other import
ant and valuable attractions are to be added TO IT. -
Upon RENTING FIVE DOLLARS to Mr. Graham OF fhiia
depa Publisher of the Magazine to the undersigned
a copy the Boston Notion Quao Folio edition, ana
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for 1912, will be forwarded 10 y"
The ouarto Notion will be sent to you from No il wish
it, nine Numbers only having been as yet published
GEO. ROBERTS.
Proprietor of the Boston Notion.
Notion Office Boston, Dec. l6, 1SH.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscriber has been
duly appointed administrative of the Estate of David
Morse late of Bath in the County of Lincoln, deceased
and has taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds the
law directs And all persons having demands upon the
Estate of the said David Morse required to exhibit the
same and all pesous indebted to the said Estate called
upon to make payment. SALOME MORSE,
Administrative.
Bath, December s. 1851.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
Spoken

Ship % Gardiner, i'm Cadz for -, spoken
jan -.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

Treble and hdB cents only.
Nd warranted the best Plaster in for pain weak
IA the back ons sde breast any other part of
the body also to Rheumatism and lumbago affords imme
de and astonishing relief And all those who have used
them any other, they easy and cure
soon. Por sale, by EDWARDAVOOD,
Bath Jan. 81, 1872. (4i) Central wharf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

sLEfGHS FOR SALE,
TWO sleighs nearly new and in perfect order for sale
cheap; by d. Z. MAGooN
Bath Jan. 6, 1912 ii a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

CORN AND FLOUR FOR SALE.
ON Stnsons wharf in the Store formerly occupied by
" Bernard C. Bailey, ESQ.,, 1900 Bushels prime yellow
Corn, Barrels superne, fine, and middlngs flour.
For sale, by BENJAMIN 7: CHASE son.
Bath lam o5 1912 3w44
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

NEW RAISlN5 of very superior quality, just received
y and for sale by t3l) =, Cl4AfP Jr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
PIANO FOR re sCl1Lo1A!

X. w. BARNEKOY,
MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies' and Gentlemen
w Of Bath, he Will open school as ABOVE, to
the 10th OF the present month. VIII give two les
weekly, for every Scholar aer ut telf respective
homes, my Piano Forte establishment AT Doct. Wlk
nSuns Scholars viii have Their Pianos tuned free OF
Price Tor Tuition as follows,
Grown Persons Sl2, per Quarter
Children $40, -
Subscription Lists this School, Mr. Caleb jerks
Store, Dr. Wilknsans and at ii, ..yde's Book
Bath, Feb. 5th. lSi2 3W4bt
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

REfAiElNG MOLASSKGs.
On llHDS Prime Retaining Moasses, just received, and
~ Ior sale Cheap by }. l.. TURNER,
hath, Feb 10, lo42 (iwiG) Hodskins wharf.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
GRAVE STONES.

CIDER VINEGAR manufactured and for sale by
" G. w KENDALL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
DAVID c. MAGOUN,

DAVID G. MAGOUN,
HODGRLN7S WHARF
ton HITS prime retailing MOLASSES.
lOU 100 Bus Mess No. and prime BEEF.
10 half Bbls Family Mess BEEF.
90 Bis Clear, Mess Il prime PORK
10 Kegs LARD
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL.
900 bags fine SALT.
900 Ibis Genessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth Cordage, &C., &C., &c.
All which 1H be sold rery oac.
Bath, May IL, 1871. VI.
NEW GOODSi
lust received good assortment of Hard Ware foods,
Glass Paints &C, which will be sold cheap for Cash
- G. w. KENDALL
sent 90 n.
sLEfGHs FOR SALE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10
CENESFE FLOUR

OSA Bills Gen. Flour, from New Wheat of prime
AJO 25 Halfdo. quality from n. York-Juat received
and for sab by (3l CIIAS CLAPP, Jr. Stanords Whit
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-10

HOUSE FOR SALE.
THE large and comodious Dazzling House situated on hs
j corner of Oak and Washington streets, and occupied
by the subscriber is offered for sale will be exchanged
for a smaller house. Applyto -
Bath, jan 10, fs43