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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
MISCE | | A N E0 U S.

Rules and Regulations to be obseryed al tie
First Fair and Exhibition Of the Maine
Charitable Mechanic .Association to be
heldin Portland, commencing on Monday,
Sept. "a, 1888.
|. Articles will be received at any time
between the first and twentieth Of Sep
tenber. 1t is desirable that all articles
intended for the Fair be delivered by the
10Th, unless unavoidable circumstances
prevent II.
e. Articles received from owners or
agents, for premium or exhibition, will en-
title them TO tickets Of admission, gratis,
but not transferable
g. All persons presenting articles to the
Fair, must attend to have them registered
in their turns, by the Receiving Clerk who
will give check for the same, which
Check must be presented when the articles
are returned.
a. Judges will be appointed to view all
articles presented, and the Board of Man
ayers will award premiums on such articles
as the Judges shall declare most worthy,
which will be delivered as soon as they can
be prepared.
S. Articles may be offered by appren-
tees, by permission of thersmasters
q. The morning of each day, until 8
o'clock, will be appropriated to the Judges,
and no other persons will be admitted dur
ing the time thus appropriated, except at
the special request OF the Judges.
Z. In case of any misunderstanding,
application may be made to the manager
OF the day, who will at all Zines be in at
tendance.
g. Articles intended for sale, will be la
belled accordingly, but cannot be removed
until the close of the Fair, excep. by the
written permission of the Committee OF
Arrangements,
8. Arrangements will be made to ex-
hibit, in operation, any working models
that may be offered, which will render the
exhibition useful and interesting, and the
managers respectfully invite contributions
in this branch.
10. Proof of origin must be furnished
if required. for every specimen offered for
premium.
IL. Mechanics, Artisans, and Manufac-
turers, who may wish to present machines,
models, or goods, for premium, may ad-
dress NATH'L MITCHELL, Corresponding
oecfetdty, VI either Oh tue Doard OF MANA
gers. (post paid,) which will meet with i'm
mediate attention
~. All articles deposited at the Fair,
will be at the risk of the owners, who are
invited to be present during the hours OF
exhibition. In the intervals of the exhi-
bition, the Board Of Managers will cause
the most efficient measures to be taken for
the protection of the property.
10. Each member of the Association
will be furnished by the committee of ar
engagements with free ticket, to admit him
self during the continuance of the Fair.
but not transferable.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

MARINE DISASTER. The Sch. Grove. of
Boothbay, (Me. } Montgomery from George
town, with cargo of flour, corn and cop
per, bound to Boston was capsized on Sat
urday evening last about half way from the
mouth of the Potomac to the Rappahan-
mock in sudden and severe squall from
the Westward. The crew were all taken
off by Capt. Saunders of the brig Hudson,
who was in company at the time, and were
safely landed at Old Point, with the loss Of
every thing except the clothing which they
had on them. Norfolk Beacon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

The simmest and Notwithstanding
to the New Orleans Picaydne, there is in
that city ayoung fop who laces SO tight
that 1t takes two ladies' to see him, and then
they CAM without the help of a micro
scrope; and also so ugly that his own
shadow wont follow him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

"Here you little rascal, walk up and &C.
count for yourself, where have you been?''
"After the girls, father" 'sDont you
know better than thatl Did you ever know
me to do so when was boy?"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20
VOL III.
THE TELEGRAPH.
IL PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNIGN.
oFFIcE--ovER DIR. YIELDS STORE,
BY ELISHA CT ARK

TERMs.-Two dollars ifpaid within six months
or 81 so if delayed until after the year expires.
No paper discontinued until all arrearges are paid
except at the option ofthe publisher
Ill communications to insure attention, must be
directed to the editor, postage paid
EPThe editor will be responsible for errors in
advertising, in no instance, beyond the amount
charged for insertion
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

A SHE DEvIL.--At the Cork Criminal
Court womanswas convicted on the CAPT
tai charge of selling living child to sur
geonfor dissection. The proposed subject
was a fine boy, about nine years old, and
was believed to be her nephew.--She of
fered the surgeon another at the same price.
We need scarcely add that the surgeon
only dealt with hersto convict her of the
crime. AN
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

( Mr., White, formerly member Of Con-
gress from Florida, wasthe principal pur-
chaser at the sale of Talleyrand's libary.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

MUTINY. The crew of the ship Mchi-
gan, Capt. Sturges, which arrived at this
port on Friday last, from Liverpool. were
arraigned on Saturday before Judge Ware,
on charge Of Mutiny. The facts, as we
gather them from gentleman who was
present at the examination, are these
Shortly after the vessel left Liverpool, the
crew made regulations for themselves, and
refused to do work after six O'Clock in the
evening, and one of the mates who under,
took to compel them tie go to their duty
was assaulted and severely beaten by them.
The Captain, who went to his assistance.
was threatened with personal violence
and during the remainder of the voyage.
having large amount of specie on board.
thought it most prudent to submit, In
measure, to their terms. Five of the crew
were bound over for further examination,
in the sum Of $500 each. The remainder
of the crew, who subsequently returned to
duty, were discharged at the request of
the captain. Port. Argus
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

A thrifty old dame, in by-gone years,
built pudding for a family dinner Elk
travagant as she thought she had been, she
was rather mortified to find that her board
ers were too hoggish to appreciate her kind
attention to their wants; and in relating
her trials to neighbor, she pathetically
exclaimed; 81 made a pudding to day and
put whole egg in it; but after all, our
folks would eat butter on it p
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

KISSING A LADY. At the time of the
marriage of jerome with Princess of
Wurtemburg, among the princes at Napo-
Icons court, was one who used daily to
visit Fanny de Beauhornas, god mother to
Queen Hortense. He never took leave of
her without pressing one, and sometimes
both cheeks to hers, and on one visit, after
having been more than usually aifectionate,
he lett her to go the Tuleries, where he
had been invited to dine with the Emper-
Or He had scarcely entered when one of
the foolmen, approaching him respectfully,
told him that his cheeks were quite red !;
aud turning to mirror, his highness dis
covered that the rouge from the cheeks of
his old friend Fanny Beauharnais, had been
struck Off on his own. Removing this
unnecessary coloring, he was announced to
the Emperor; and in gratitude to the valet,
procured him pension Of 1900 frances
Memoirs Of Queen Hortense.
TO clean PUNT that is not Varnished.-
Put upon plate some of the best whiting,
have ready some clean warm water and a
piece of Flannel, which dip into the water
and squeeze nearly dry; then take as
much whiting as will adhere to it, apply ii
to the paint, when little rubbing will in
stantly remove any dirt or grease; wash
well off with water, and rub it dry with a
soft CLOTH Paint thus cleaned looks equal
to new, and, without doing the least injury
to the most delicate color, it will preserve
the paint much longer than if cleaned with
soap, and it requires not more than half the
time usually occupied in cleaning,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-20

From the Gentmah's Magazine for Juy-edted by W
f. Burton
II Il p Il CTA BILIT
BY THE AUTHOR OF "LAFITTR," "THE souTl
VEST, sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

CoUsr TAslsrRo AGAIN.-Ws have some doubts Of
the propriey Of publishing the annexed article from the
pen ofthe Count simply because there too mucn fsfe
in its composition He would reach his point sooner oy
camness and composure. However, here it's;
NEw YoRK, FEB. 20 1885,
Ts tie Edusr fae Courier \ Esqsircr
SiR-Beng aware that erery gsnflfrHsn mus. es
having any Intercourse or IN any way ~
ever emanae from person who has oesn usncy s 1
tined "fsr, coDard aHd a common rDsa VIII % iHr
deviste in this instance from 70 M
consideration Of the fortunate reaicnsnp nch me
Individual who signs himself Hy Ly"e ca .ne s.s q
yesterday evening" bears family as from ne and
Difference which those VINE nave
kindly undertaken dabuse the public regarding my
and dentyas notice the nusnooes put orn
by vidua alluded who in his reckless
brandish assssns dagger over me- oonld JAIN sA
POSITION been driven by the i0rce OF pubc
opinion one equally atrocou full OF slraage base csn
ming and lew subj rfuge. - .,,u..
Ibeg therefore, the public know that challenge the
Henry Lunch other in this community 'oho
stnaua moV boldly and openly 10 come
ard with any specific charges with tnt mention
Names circumstances and place pedgng myself at the
the without prevarcaon or delay,
either flaw In print, or IN any other tribunal
LOUIS FITZGERALD TAsIsTRo.
Thus far the affair has moved for the present-batt
cannot stand long in tina, position. Something else
must be out soon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

FROM wAsHfSGros.-In the Senate Monday,
Mr. Tro,ter the sewy elected Senator from Missssip
M. appeared was sworn. and took his seat. Mr. Bu.
cb.nsn presented the instructions Of the Penn,y lvanis
Ler.la,.re against the Sub Treasury scheme, and
pre.,ed his determination TO obey them in all respects.
Mr. Clay, Of Kentucky, addressed the Senate from
one o'clock until FIVE il opposition the subTreasury
,cbeme In the course Of his remarks, he said he re
gsrded Mr.. virgins bill and the Substitute presented
by Mr.. Rives like two remedies proposed by physi
caa-bu the frs, was dose Of arsenic and the the lat
ter ptisan which could do NJ harm and sght be pro
ductive Of the mos, beneficial consequences He de
clsred Ills intention 10 vote for Mr. Rives substitute
Mr. Calhoun replied that the Senator from Kentucky
had nisrepresen,ed him throughout
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

T A worthless fellow near Shannonh, in Gooch-
land county va lately agreed with confederate that
he should be BACKED all over and sold by the other
as a negro, and that the purchase money should
be divided between them The seller made the mat
known, and wag bough, the pretended black, and
fer some offence he had committed about TO fog
him with cowhide when he made his escape, and has
been the laugh OF the neighbourhocd since. The
politicians attempting to fasen his political tenets
upon each other in disparsgement Of their respective
parties Such fellow like Peter Schlemhl would sell
his shadow, or. like Faustus, his soul
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

Religious and Melodious Soirce I'm Laurens
street.
Each scene Of many. colored life affords subject
for our ever racy and spirited columns. Like the
mind of the poet our pen finds increment in every
thing from the high lyrical to the low rational. One
day we move among the high and mighty -.ristccra-
cy Of purse proud and conceltcd chques nong Their
foles as they ape the habits Of those the manner
born, and retail them with spice o. satire TO season
the homely truth At another time, amuse our
mind and crafty our feelings by witnessing and
participating IN, the honest generous elegant ana
unpretendlng balls and soirtcs ~ smmsny Hall,
and other places where the youth and beauty Of New
York, who dlsdan exclusive coteres, and the humbug
and pretence Of pseudo fashonables eve 10 assemble
IN social mrth 10 while away the dizziness and elnBi
OF winter, and add TO their own happiness by contr-
buuns 10 that Of others On other occasions, we dive
deeper into the Of society and penetrate into the
terra incognita inhabited by different race, dissml-
lar IN habits manners and colo, but all cusIvshng
hlarity and frendly relations together and speeding
the lcaden footed hours with merriaent and pleasure
4 IN every form.
In elaborate courtesy, and oyerstrained potenese-
in gallant Difference 10 the superior claims of the SEX
and in every thing that marks the refinement and
polish Of the most exclusive circles the coored gen.
teman need not shrink from a comparison with the
descendants Of the footmen, German rrdempnonists
slehoase progeny, and other parrenus, who are the
detes Of Blocker street, and Wayerey Place and
fill the rank and file Of the Bangips L,dy Marys
and De Sevignes. In fact, the csmpatrot Of Syphax
and Juba, of Pharoah Necho, and Moses and Aaron,
VI the Sheperd Kings, and other great personases Of
antiquity, are more respectable, as their claims to
consideration are mere unequivocal, and urged with
less ostentauon; and, therefore we have great plea
sure in recording contrast TO the arrogant assump-
ton and supercious inexperlence wrich character
ze the inflated leaders OF the ton in this fashion nd
den and humbugged community.
II is well known that the coloured people of New
York are very devout, and jealous in their worship
Of that Beng who ls no respecter 81 persons, and
| yvhose chvsen minister was 80 familiar with the
| Ethiopian cunuch, the chamberlain Of Queen Can.
dsce Religion fbrms prominent feature Of the CO.
Toured society OF New York and the msgnates oil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

W A Virginia. newspsper, in noticing the recent,
verdict, CAR vs. Day Cor libel. says
"A few more such verdicts would do more to Improve
he Press hsn any thing know Of by cutting op
and branch those pestilsrous newspapers watch deal
principally in SANDER and conducted by with.
out cdacsiion principle
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22
nOC .OR CARPENTEn,s PECK sLIy
~ DIsPENsARA. NO. A, PECK SLIP, FIRST doc

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages of regular
medical sspsa.ien, and having r,seyed his diploma the
Medical Society, and ayng had twenty years general
ana undivided attention 10 the cure Of iii diseases 10
!rai humanity and particularly 10 certain class train Of
abound in the columns OF the newspaper Diseases require
to he treated aereeaby the symptoms that may prevail
hence the least refecos satisfy any mind ,hsi
no 'pssn sas Se to
varieties OF this disease enables him to oasr speedy
and no. offend The a. or lead 10 snseo.
Compounds totally unknown the ordinary quasks
" Separate entrances and Offices have been srrsng ed for
e privacy psss SSo car never come contact
nhnr preventive OF certain diseases 70 be obtained
IL Office Ne Division The osy sure and ,sfe cure Tor
the wsnsrss disease n the known world 70 every o
Red Drep the mos, certain and eecss for awful
the very heK being so many who have ysinv
snd.avorsd t. initiate ~ IS an undsnsble proof Of s
GATE; WIN .hsw applies ion at u. Office The orio"sis
s. 10 a%si s.,s Ssss
b. an % sy e Sss by The
,orsd 70 rse h,a,h and Their won.cs purity wish
Amer selling 10 Nes Yos for upwards Of two years and i
Phlsaerh. oer which time, o. ,housi Of CO.
how Old III, cas-. how uy.lers,e he will
s ss oy ., free from
Price 81 per bottle. Once Division other place n
this CITY,
~ preventive may be had.
livery rhathat genuine will have the written signature
of Urah Levlsor.
To human. and since tits human not our du-
look the ndscretons fellow cresures With ptv
and do all hatesin power without inuring v
preserv, them rop misery and disgrace!
LENISONS HUNTERS REb DROP h warranted N
effect quick, and diet smell
hindrsnce from business In all Leue paid
scribinr sase; with stiended 10.
Our Offices No 81 Hsm on ST Albany; No 50 Fork 6th
~ fhiisselphia No Hanoveru Boston; "a Can New
Orleans Charleston, CT the ony places in the world where
the rensine mrdicins can be obisinrd ji7m'
I'M. CHENh - AsTHINGENI PILLs.-
Lar eHecunlcure for ohsnse discharges from urinary
canal whites, suppression srtss and all female
plants weakness oi constitution. In
loss Of command of bladder they completely In
diseases of the kdncy bladder, and PROSTATE CLAN. tbey
rive snspeakable rce Over so oao bexes have
New wibou ag~xt For whole
sale and retaA by A. D. ID. SANDS, l@ rpton cors~v
william, and the following drug Corner and
Broadway; walker and Broaawsy None ca Bross-
way cross and Pearl Bovery and Walker coz
Grand ard Bowevy; Hcrry and Pike Canal and
Hudson Houston and Bowery and r. Burnoits IS Sinh
Avenue.
T Price ~ per retail They are also Tor SAFE ny rr
young No 50 South Fovth st. Philadelphia, and IN Albany
by sasdsS shaw, a., nc. d2olms
DILEs-PILhs-DR.H ALE's Pie Ointment "a ro..
tive Tor the piles In three days time Sold lv 4 NJ
Han, Chsukers and broadway, V,rpeu
s. 9Th avenue; r. Gson corner OF Bowery Grand 81
Sim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

UJ' An attempt was made. the 18th inst by a
negro rob the express mail the ferry house on the
Illinois side opposite ST Louis. The fellow walked
into the rosm and shoudered the bag. but pursued
and caught
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22
CAPsULEs GELATINEUsEs PERFEC
NTIONNEES BAHME DE COPAUIT-Pzte rtee de

n
OTiONNEEs AL BABME DE COPAHU-Pstentees de
rAcsdrme Royale De Medicine de ParS-PreParess par
CHARLES wILOENOw.
GELATINE CAPSULES OF PURE BALsAM CORA.
W. patented by the Royal Academic OF Medicine, OF Pars
famous tire France England, Germany Prussia
Italy, and the Continent of Europe ssce tie valuable Disco
very OF this precious medicine.
The Copavi Balsam Is OF all the medicines employed
combating the chronic and gonorhral affections The
and which have in give the pee
but It's and smell the of its
being rejected oy many patients
This the reason Why experiments have been made
order 10 discover mode Of Disgusting its taste that
might be taken with less epugnsnce but hitherto this has
been but mperfecty effected and always by the addition Of
active substance which modifcs It's properties and hus
aesroys chemical constitution and It's physical character
Therefor, having discovered mode of administering In
such that occasion the slightest and
this without submitting alteration Ibe method cen
sists enclosing IN the geatne capsules encloses that
precious medicine In such Ia disguise entirely
the and smell and into the digestive with
other mixture than that OF the gestne with which
enveloped, and which completely dissolved In the
stomach BY this the sn'ent Of the gonerhoa he
ing effected without disgust and consequently without inter
ruption viii become prompt and thus
venting he possibility OF q rel,pse
The directions for well as the sttesstions rp ,e
most eminent physicians ef Paris are enclosed N each box
For sale By all the most respectable apoihecaes In the
cay nod country.
Druggists and supphed with the above cap
sales by CHARLES wfLDENOw, ~ No d Cherry street,
Near franklin square. n2im'
NhDICIR r. CHI sTS-For ships, families ~ plan
I tations put up repnshed, with accompanying dree
lions IL English Spanh. NJ IN. shortest netice. by
ATTAIN D. GRAHAM, Drugg Il,
No Nasss usfe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

% The Navigation oflhe Sound, it is expected will
closed the present weather continues many
hours longer. The North River is encountered with
ice, that the Jersey City boats obliged to make
deour by Whitehall to land their passengers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

"A POPULAR MEDIClN f.-ThORNE'S Com.
"A pound Extract Of Ccpaba and Ssrsaparila, certain,
safe, most sftcua discovered for ure
Of $3.50, strictures whites pains in the bsc
and o seminal weakness affections OF the kdnes grave
scorbutc crnptons &c. &c.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above all
ers its neat portable forr, put jim pots the mode In
II may be taken being both and peasast It's taseles
ture with ne restriction in diet mime from
business Travellers especially would find this Medicine bir
y useful and ought never TO be unprovded with rrepsr
ton possessing the advantages which
binss Accompanying the Medicine Is pamphlet EXPLAINS
tory OF The different Of the without any extra
charge, containing full and ample directions.
Prepared by j. d. Thorn, Chemist Loadon sale by
o46ms N. b. GRAHAM, 90 Nassau-st.. cor. Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

IL carpenter Of Baltimore, named Arthur Brown,
wa, stabbed and shot in ARRAY At the Augusta (Ga
Friday the 9th inst He died on the 18th inst
Ne notice has been taken Of the circumstance by the
thorities OF Augusta.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22
NIEDICAL CAND-pR CARPENTER, So Peel

MEDICAL CAHD-DR. CARPENTER, No. 4 Peck
l Sip. New YORK., deems proper occasion allv 10 remind
the public that he consues sduanster to the sctee at bis
old established Dt pepssry.
To number of the citizens 81 this metropolis he needs
herads his victory disease IN It's
complicated and destructive does he deem
to spsse in cnumersting the Of the various
naladies 10 hich mankind and womankind subject
To he begs leave most respectfully 10 remark,
that he confines hmse to Office practice, and devuies him
elf personally the welfare Of his tents keeps assist
aud has Offices for the
patients, who come in contact Doc or Carpenter
woud add that he regularly eaucated the profess Of
cine and ard received his Diploma the
sS Of me New York Ssts Medical Society rnea by the
hghly respected much laniered jobs r. Rodgers, NJ
President and that he has for long series of years de-
voted hmsefto the trcatmept asd ~ all delicate pr
diseases BE particular In the nunhcr Peck Slip
Peerls fn.lw DIR CARPENTER
(VAnD-MR BERNARDUs LEDEBUEK iakss the
- pleasure irgerm hi friends and the pubic IN general
that he las opesed Apotec rvs Store No. - Chambe
st. two doors from Cbss~ where he will he happy 10 wait
day and night upon these VINO nay honor him with their pa
npnsge He bss studied 10 Europe md for the last sixteen
months be employed The well knows establishment ~
Mr. j. hhhas, where be he has given entire sstis
Action.
Medicines Il the best gusky wirb he used by him, asd phys
ciaus prescriptions will be with and despatch and
st the lowest seTms possible. nS5~-