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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07
Err Ado GATOR.

I'm. IesAG. - srEC, FIQUE FOR sEcRETEs
- MtLAviES, or . G"sorTh~r Aradicaiorr The ab We
fcme~y iof III. mot disease incident the
orgns ed from the esghtered mint TIE eminent lie
tive prnnu altos and o which throw
81 F,snee av, has ri late aided such
hgh Dors u the already hghy haored haven't
- This csnposi-n mi safety with -fcscy And he
nrrrsl dlses~ gte~r In the form 81 Guorhes lse
-rssc stsd by the pse Of w. With and success
tn sufferer ressorsu o b heal H. whout delay ot in
sonvvsirnrs TINS NJ thousands Psris,sns will s~cede 10
be Truth OF N Sc remnks and ca6desuy offered to
ihnse ant ted, the best the
sr,ie.d lohson~ disorder The secre has hitherto bees
eo"nwdt ssce md itsy Is for ars, sa,e In
Veduesd ny ~av OF New Orleans tie American pubc and
ssd IN ,h@ city - the drug store % wism No
- Folsc~ srret corner of od, the only eshed ssent
It's psrtiru sry rrcrmm~udra .. iaring a~n.
lnse portion Of Mercury, whereby many have bees
sissbirs fr.m service heard ship.
The rsdioster found give immediate relief those
M nd.
~ Ash fst the ERADICATION P.Iss one aolls, per BE-.
10. ICES ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

LlOUCK's PAHAC soIeI, frosa vegs.
table matter, by cob Heuch, nsitmor~whch
tahen With perfect safety BY sI and ~ sn dss~s ~
tor the fslIowing fos Of Az
petite isdiE s6sssnsow Oft Stomach, Heart
Diarhes oy~urry or Fius Piles. rsuia Ohstruetrs Mer
psss reyer sc.re, rsver. Seal. Pos, Eypss, os ST. An
houy's Fire. Askna, Pl~ursy M~ses. yellow Fever,
uvepess, Wndon the xto~seh uo~ss, Chos~ra Aarku
Ccnsurptioa In6srrfs Coda Coughs, fnasps.s'y sor
mouth, Puiris s~r. Throst usp, tsasrssiou ohr Near
Dropsy Nicses Dssass .fsh~ liver, Jsundc~ Dicuity
fsccn ~ the Msb~rs ans Llg r~~rts vso'
real Diseases, Ucvfs ssr~s AGr~uo-s the SKIS and al
arhisg FROM lsspurS 6Iocd, Frre per 81
Sold by BUSH 4 HfLLytE,
whoI~snfc Druggists,
Asd DeaIes aruss, ~<seses paints. o., -yr wes VI.
dee gs Nc, ICE ick street W~~ vort -l~,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

4 EylsOn,s HUs1 kh's MD DFOP-rhs
- edicins - c oaly sbsoisie eihe that has
usesvered far the VI. tho dang, diseases
company The of. sh,eh hss ks"ws. when
srstrd Ia the syscn, aswr from sion
Tim. the sku ewn~pt physicians Thr
wedcne is-d by every acqusinssd with a. 10 BE- tn
most certasn Ssfe, end mde
u ro,ss oste every of The puises
few days, waiter bcw ole hr sos may ~ be
~uh us gress safety under Giro by brth
u ash's discovery frow the esiss frirsa
ssrctinos whss~veT laid The patient Such gres
has perorped that o The respectable ply
scisn. Sow using In ser erseiice Avery phisl viii
have The signature Dr II. LevSoa Of whom u car
be obtain~d privsssy NJ al timeaL
Price ~ per phts. .~ts--..--. irs-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

Police OrTrcE, July 5.-A!tering the amount Of a
Bank BiL-A man named Joseph Burtteli, who
saws his residence s at New Hampshire, yesterday
went 10 see the Gratcs, and IN payment for his ad
mttance teRdered a t5 BILL purportng to be on the
Oxford Bank of Massachusetts, but which on inspec-
ton proved to be bill the Oxford Bank OF Name
and which il is alleged he altered in order to crcslats
it with greater facility He was brought to the po-
lice Office and detained.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

IN. JOHnsOR eesssi,~S esseSer,isny n hlsoa..
~ No ~ Dssn~ street., Chsshrsu and Wdsr
the fon0wtas aisens~s, visso~~~s H-s, Chs~cr O.
swictsvss a~missl w~stness ssd disvsse~
ise ro ven~res pstsos .pup~y w~aSrest Dr. Iohns
r~uvr sn~ctps W I'VE OF thres
and the snvetersts prup~ytous t~, ~ltr
sh~ ofsny icblauns sjudcsns .sedis~~ or
lios rsm bssises rsr.ors c~wips sher~i-~s ~ Or Js
sss's Ssesh~ ~~ive. WITH c~rsssty sf
the gravssed casa ~ere<s~ss ssrssi ss~rs,ed
kesp~sAs h~sl~a -ssx~rs w"ss@ - weh ny rivisg ~
t~A.svr csa. sr~v~nssiv~ ~ made
W csesvrens~ NJ the ~~s~-r s.es~v- s~s b-s nev~e "a
81 ~iths wsssv-four h~srs snsr
ead. kswrth~
lies~~. sad dir~r,fprs i-vs a~sw~~ e~<wms 80.
A~rads~~e rrae q. a IN ~ ~ sgkA pw. l.nns~s Ne
ssvsd fr~c. ~ Ch~swh~wssssees Ie. 2im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

" w YORK TAT~R HFALLs-The propr,e.
ios OF this ssishiishmept WISHES irovm dealers ard
p~rons arriving fra wh orsrs, that the 80.
-sn ov pair srd single hs~s vr~st AMI thai during
he Last have b. On sold ~ p
ate sale ~ Tslis rssis, Vt a. high $50
e wesd also STATE that tho eh~rE fsr hrerng the rame
9th ss,shtrk aud srs ~ have only 10 lrah
fih~m~Iv they oil Easily p~rri.r hat The
ioa e~s&blh rri rqas that ~ any
inthr cgy.
EOw SAL eovrssr 'cr so's water, -sk ~-rbie
,,., r.u,ss,n Cel.r Or,uvM Tvh ,u~v,s,r :. IN
W. enp b. Ese enua'rr. ssSmsiws tia Il lr~s IN
ncn~s ws~ cd, se add is~ Hpshes CO. hsar
h~s.fy "a Me- vL suA myim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07
IA j FnANCls' UCCULus.AQUA. or
~ SPECIFIC FOR DI5kAsES OF ThE HUMAN

ID SPECIFIC ron DisEASES or Tux HUMAN
= 80 .o ne no r.r scesei..,ian",x ,ssn.,"d 80
e ans Il. ws q S Re r.. e The
The remedy snownSas been :ried ana has cesded
:snS r.: % as !.
uSl,ess esre",ss "'o Ae 'e 'asa''
The Sse, proprietor i. thus Openly and c..adv
s :ss : Z:
s"e Sees,S. Aqua adapted % ios...ory di.-.s
g, Of the EYES when n.ir tedious and ehrn.s
10 use the eyeos-w-skr-s.es sight, opthslus. &c I,
Sr.a Ct adv n. knew. b, the nam. 81
Win .sies q. o ysiso ..eIsd should IN
The specific l. pui up botles. complete directions
se sss hSrs where alone the spsce can BE- IN
hour. from to - O'Clock, A n ..d rum 10
( !. s:,., ,..,s ,su
e..e Ioa ss.eae. Who's static. IN III. rrspre,sssiy ps
Y :ss .s are .:
ssd she usS.emnhed sosor a ,ss astSorx -'@''
~, Sc'. Ss Rev Mr. r0r' f'''' The church At Bridge
THIS 10 IN certify, that gent eman with whom an &C
scdas vrr, lunar as 3. soarso various use les wah
s !: q Dr. r. a.. 70
grs6. alton o, hr friend after u.lns IT, though asryr Tor
ss, sd .pss, old he Improve IN heath M ).
~ ea os a that Il poor man. who spending ..e
di The ply
OF ths institution with what they Urmed ncurabie
blind. trial 0f
DR. wranciss three bottles ony being ued
Nv him. removed H. 10 the suI priS kne his ana
- H. .n So Inn tLst :, A. we'll n yer he did feel A.
mv dsy In rive this isormausn for The besc6t Of The
-: T.: :. a.S z: a..: :. s:.s. s
ss -. - -. IA 49,. - -. = go -.
81. - -. a :. 20 !. ar -. - -.
800 y. - Ts.-sc,s 80. - .mni,s 10
80, - sy =. =. ..l.. Ias nj a. n VI SnNv
go sppss.SSN ~ a. S,s - - 80 m. a..
CO ey ha,,s s..s De- rr..e eye w,,.r Ayr. am s.I
~ -. y ~, 49,. "a n 80. 49,. r.hg~ ii, -,
me TN -. -" ~ - p IN ~
k.ow fn value -.
whe kav ssrd the WAFER prepared BY DR. Frsnch
have h-itston n Recommending W TIE srss no wee Of
the pablc~ DUsCAN DURHAM
Psstnr OF Nc Oougzi ". Church
N. 80 ~. e.o.sa - alf nj, - Sr.u sSe .,a.rs
.v~r- ~. - =, -, 49,. -,,hc., g;x,.-
- 80 gsus.. e'e', ~ - " s"~s W.. ~""s' s'"k
10 Bsresy street, New Y.rt. jessa
M. CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

, YyvV ~ = we q oenorrha., elects
ell rsmsa,ss yet discovered fs The above csnplssi
make. speedy ..a p~rm.nen, cure, .hho,, the ,..s
ssgsrd 70 e' drink e1Pssure, change sppiessa .
We give o.s agssL!sh :. see-iv. IN,
s o' .o Ds,l f. 20 che.
:sd sss. r.e prcpse,or eh,easss .iaKle q n.
rapid esrs Se.urs e'sn ss ~ A'1'e WI 20
.oe.s, o ' he. s psr.s: :. r..
are w,h remedy BY which they
lime us.ssss ~h0' ne least szpe'sse In sAs ssoss
Further he desc of,As Nh
M p1, - ec,s. With full dires;'s.s .ess@p..y,x
~ bottle. 0ne seulea wesh. which geserals csrss.
i: only y Minor. arss store. No. -
corner o. cSs..s. end III =
HynTE., I o. 20 DEC. ., Z q.
10 -s ~, %..s =. S ,.u'ss Ssa ac
~L So, an srrs"s somm aSs1.
sssen The .oa,sy, h~ tech nr s-rrs &
a.. s'S s., the "o rsSs: s.
TIE demand sas This ssarrr an. hr nunbrr q bo
b. :rs =, .
pscs sDivisos - Price slper souIe
81 "a ps H ..o.,
s s.s d. s, +. w.,: :a:.
These articles sre now ~ universally thai any lhng
W ssi In snor sdverfis~mest wpuld sda y
their Krrs' reputation Their popuar..y Judged a.
IRON The fac, loo oo ssd
md New forh, Phlseept-, boston ashings aur-
Ing the last two year Tsosc desire s~errsy may. by
use of three medsses BE- entrely cared without the
sxpcSsrs
sola wholesale and retail Z. ~ Guon III scwsry.
ner o. 0rsst Of henry and Phe ard ~ Grand =
HsrtS, corner ef Broadway Chsusbers sovner
Hudson and Nsrtb Moore ssd VIM \. Hs6~an's aSv
Broadway q 80 cents boe aid box, with 'u drecus
FOR DYING VIE pAIH, from Grey Ned n \
y bcautrfui Slack or Brown-MAHOMMEDs TURKIsW
DIVE 10 uoivevssay admitted be the article
before tho public I'D w sup~rsedps every eik~r pr. a
The psrpose which rtly csuspo~~d az aress
mst~vss ly give way entirely m H.
ru-kkk Dye fsorerstion y almost beisw sppseI
the head n Hs III b.. tore going b~dcn In ~ r~
ming the Transformation ecnpets. The ssrs,m~ SUI
either dseol.rmsu, pt,s,
u be with NO H. vr,,s -. -
consequences whatever. Sold wholesale ara rrsjihv
q. HART. t7s Rroaawav.
fern ~ Cov <(>s.l,~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

10 Sandy Welshs Turtle opens exceeding rich this
day, At al hours We recommend all who were no.:
made sick and confined their BEDS by the corpora
ton frog soup dinner to 60 round to saadys and set
q bowl Of turtle today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

pRsbiasons portrait Of "lhe man Of the Globe,
his picture Of Miss Nelson by young Nspsleou--hi'
plate Of The Giraffes those Of the steambsais Ns~
York, Newhaveu and Neptune. the best thing
Of the kind ever produced in this country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

. ACCIDENT AT HonoxEs.-Wednssday morning.
young man. appar emily about twenty years Of age.
drowned while bs,hias Al Heboken.. The body was re
covered by the Coroner. He was dressed in blacl
bombaziss ock coat drill pants, and light ceersd
Neshiag founa upon his Perssa TO indicate who o.
what he was.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Coroner called this morn
Ing the corner Of Hester and Bowery for the
purpose Of holding inquest the body of Edward
vaa Zsnt. gentleman of fashion, said to have been
skewered through the kidneys by Mr. Tho mas Flynn
the walking gentleman, late Of the Bowery Theatre.
Tho "erowner," however found upon his arrival that
he had nobody sit upon the bsdy corporea having
walked of, in pretty good health and spirits. Better
luck next time, may be. e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

EvrEers or ras HE.r.-one Of the soldiers belong
ing 10 the Ger~sm company in this city ser paradiue
with the ress Or the Hilary the ith dropped dead
fssm de enecss cf the heat gr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-07

J rsos JAxAIcA.-The Cs'os'as = y - -.
..is. have resolved that the ys'sm y rr'r-
,,ss,Ai, shall ,er~.sss. aad enasc'Pss'o - 800
.o-,,less On he Lea Of August AoSe' 'sss'@ =
o.. vose vss unanimous. .fsss.s. W. NJ, \
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
WHERE is OUR PUBLIC MONEY!

Where the forty millions Of Surplus
Revenue? Where the nine millions of sur
pins appropriated to the States by Congress,
and afterwards taken from or kept from the
States to supply Treasury made bankrupt
by the INSTRUMENTATION of the Executive
and his advsers2 Where are the fourteen
millions Of dollars issued in Treasury notes?
Where are the thity-nine millions of doll
ars expended during the past year' Where
we again ask is our Public Money? Let
the history, the records, the facts of the
past year answer, as proclaimed by Mr..
Siblev. not long since i'll the House of
Representatives.
cit is buried in the swamps of Florida /;
gone into the pockets offavorite contractors,
at the rate of forty dollars cord for fire.
wood; sown, broad cast, in driving from
their homes few miserable Indians, at the
point of the bayonet, upon your Western,
frontier, their to re-appear, like dragons,
teeth, in harvest of armed men; gone to
outfit, Unfit, re6t, and misfit foreign am
bassadors who will not stay, and exploring
expeditions that do not sail; to raze to ruins
splendid edlices, and make experiments in
architecture that cannot stand alone; to add
to your countless acres of public domain
more Indian lands, for the benefit of specu'
lators and land companies under pre-emp-
ton laws; much more of it has been spon-
ged up by the stipendares andmercenares
of power scattered through all the high
ways and by-paths where booty NAV be Sc
cured and no small portion might be found,
it could be overtaken, in the "saiety-
vaults" of your two-egged Sub-Treasu-
ries."
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
BATH, THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1888.

mankind you would have made it into
chowder p
His patient wife, with smile, immedi-
ately placed a tureen before him contain
ing an excellent chowder.
"My DEAR" said she. 81 was resolved to
please you. There is your favorite dish ;"
"Favorife dish indeed" grumbled the dis
com6tted husband II dare say it is an un-
palatable wishy 7washy mess would rath-
er have boiled reg Than the whole of it. F"
This was common expression of his,
and had been anticipated by his wife, who
as soon as the preference was expressed,
uncovered large dish near her hush md,
and there was a large buil-frog of porten-
tous dimensions, and pueaacious aspect,
stretched out at full lenglh!-Zachariah
sprung from his chair not little lrigtten-
ed al the unexpected apparition.
"Why dear" said his wife in kind en-
treating tone, 81 hope you will at lenght be
able to make dinner.
Zachariah could not stand this. His
surly mood was finally overcome, and he
burst into hearty laugh. He acknwledg-
ed that his wife was right, and that he was
wrong, - md declared that she shond,nev-
er ngain have occasion to read him such
another lesson-and he was as good as his
word
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
MiSCE l. | A EE0 US.

4 GENTLE REPRooF. Zacharlah Hodg-
don was naturally ain il-natured man. 1t
was want of reflection, more than a cor.
rupt and ungenetous hear, that led him to
consider his wife in the light of an inferior
being, and to treat her more like slaoc
than an equal If he met any thing abroad
to ruffle his temper. his wife was sure to
suffer when he came home. His meals
were always il-cooked. aud whatever the
poor woman did TO please him was sure to
have contrary effect. She bore his i'll.
humor in silence for long time, but find
ing it to increase, she adopted method of
reproving him for his unreasonable con-
duct, which had the happiest effect.
One day as Zachariah was going to his
daily avocation after breakfast, he pur-
chased a fine large goldfish and sent it
home with directions to his wife TO have il
cooked for dinner. AS no particular mode
of cooking it was prescribed the gooG wo-
man well knew that whether she boiled it
or fried it, or made it into chowder, her
husband would scold her when he came
home. But she resolved to please him
once if possible, and therefore cooked por-
iions of it in several different WAYS. She
also with some little difficulty procured an
amphibious animal from brook back of
the house, and pumped him into the pot.
In due time her husband came home
some covered dishes were placed on the
table, and with irowning fault-finding
look, the moody man commenced the con-
yersation.
"Well, wife. did you get the fish l
bought"
Eyes my dear"
III should like to know how you have
cooked til will bet any thing that you
have spoiled it for my eating. Taking
off the cocer.) thought SO, What in
creation possessed you to fry it? ] would
as lief eat boiled frog"
"Why, my dear, thought you loved il
best fried"
"You didn't think any such thing. You
knew better-I never loved fried fish--why
didn't you boil its''
"My dear, the last time we had fresh
fish, you know | boiled it, and you said
you liked it best fried. did it merely to
please you.-But have boiled some also. .
So saying she lifted cover, and lo the
shoulder fthe cod nicely boiled we're neat
ly deposited in dish a sight which
would have made an epicure rejoice, but
which only added to the Immature of her
husband.
"a pretty dish this 7" exclaimed he. D.
Boiled fish! chips and porridge9 If you
had not been one of the most stupid Of wo-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

"AIRs OF A SENATOR The Hon Perry
Smith one of the national Senatorial dig
natares in whom the agrarians of Con-
nictcut rejoice, rendered himself the OBJ
ject OF contemptuous melriment the other
day, on passing TO Bridgeport in one of the
Sound steamboats,. When the steward OF
the boat requested payment for the Sena-
tors breakfast, the latter handed him ii
gold eagle. The steward offered him in
change a three dollar note of the city
Bank, New York, = specie bill-and one
dollar and fifty cents in silver. The bank
note was Indignantly rejected by the Sena-
tor, who proclaimed that he would receive
nothing but specie i'll vain was he told
that the note was a specie bill, and that
he would soon have an opportunity of pay
ing back the bill to the clerk of the boat
for his passage-he would receive nothing
but specie. The steward was therefore
compelled to repair 10 bar, and pick up
the driblets of silver change to accommo-
the important senator. In short time
afterward the senator had the satisfaction
of counting out the same silver driblets to
pay for his passage. at the captains Office.
The New York passengers were amused
the Connecticut passengers ashamed, while
the Senator-but no matter. The condi-
ton of the country is doubtless greatly im-
proved by this specie operation. NY.Com
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

"Persererance "A blacksmith at Cam
bray, proposed marriage to young Man
tau-maker. to whom he had long paid his
attentions. Beng good looking youth,
his offer was accepted. the notary sent for,
and the marriage contract drawn up; but
one of the articles not hapr cning to please
the lady, she expressed her disapproba'ion
with SO much asperity, that the son of Vnl-
can, taking her by the arm, led her TO the
door declaring he was determined not to
marry spitfre. The notary complained
of having been called on to no purpose
"Stay while" says Vulcan, 81 I'll try and
find wife," and Immediately departed.
While going along, he met pretty servan,
girl, with whom he commenced the follow
ing conversation: Are you good temper
ed" 80 yes you may inquire of my
mistress, care you prudelt!" II have
never yet had sweetheart" care you in
clined to marry" ayes, i'll find man to
my liking" "What do you think of me %
90, you are very we'll" "Come along
with me then; the contract is ready; we
have only to sign it"
"Stop, at least, till | have put myself en-
toilette" "No, no, you will do very well
as you are and | am afraid the notary
will be out of patience. Apropos, what is
your name! ''Annette" "And mine is
Francis. Take my arm, and let us make
haste. :" They arrived at the house togeth-
er, signed the contract, and in few days
were married and we are assured that
this singular union has not once been dis
turbed by dispute.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

The Florida War not ended" The ST..
Augustine Herald says that it has received
the heartrending intelligence of the murder
of whole family named Gwinn who resid-
ed on the Santafee River. They fell vic
tins to savage barbarty father, mother
and two children were found murdered at
their residence on the Cd inst. daughter
about 10 years Of age is missing. There
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
"a Hint on Dttrncfion.

"a Hint on Dttrdcfion Those who
propagate evil reports, frequently invent
them; and it is no breach of charity to sup
pose this to be always the case because
no person who spreads detraction, would
have scrupled to produce it ; and he who
would difuse poison in brook, would
scarce be acquitted of malicious design,
though he should alIege that he received it
of another who is doing the same else
where. -Adventurer
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

o. A doctor at New York being called
to visit child terribly afflicted with the
dlopsy. In the course of his enquiries as
to the manner in which the child had been
treated, he received the following answer;
cit used 10 eat almost as much as myself
and when the father brought in Jrondy
to strengthen him, for he has hard work
yol'd have wondered to see the little chap
drink, it was so forward"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
ORIGINAL POETRY.
"wALK WITH THE LORD"

WALK with the Lord at morn,
When every scene is fair,
When op'nng buds the boughs adorn,
And fragrance fills the air;
Before the rosy dawn, awake,
And in thy beings pride,
Thy first young blush of beauty make
Omnipotence, thy guide.
Walk with the Lord at noon,
When fervid suns are high,
And pleasure with her treach'rous boon.
Alloreth manhood's eye;
Then with the diamond shield Of Pray'r
Thy souls opposers meet,
And crush the thorns of sin and care
That lure thy pilgrim feet.
Walk with the Lord at eve,
When twilight dews descend,
Ard nature seems shroud to weave,
s Az for some snitten friend;
While slow the lonely mements glide.
On mournful wing away,
Press closer, closer TO bis side,
For He shall be thy stay,
And shoud'st thou linger still.
il midnight spreads its pail.
md nge laments, with bosom chill
Its hopes now faded all;
Zen then. thine eye a signal bright,
Beyond the grave shall see,
Tor He who maketh darkness light,
Thy COP, shall walk with thee.
Saism, .Hass. 1888. NJ. f. C.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

Gov. KENT ABRoAD.-A correspondent
ofthe Bangor Whig,writing from Louis
vile, Ky after travelling in company with
several members of Congress. from Pitts
burg, says, that the western members
award great praise to our Governor For the
ability and perseverance with which he has
urged the N E. Boundary question upon
the consideration of the Legislature of
Maine and upon Congress-. They say that
it is Gov. Kent's course, alone, that has
induced the action that has been had on the
question: in Congress, and excited the geo.
eral interest which now pervades the coun-
ellis of the nation. 1t was certainly graf
flying TO ascertain that the question has
come at last to be so we'll understood and
appreciated. think Maine has nothing
to fear"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

any one by the button or the hand, in Or
der TO be heard out, for the people are
unwilling to hear, had better hold your
tongue than talk to them Chesterfield.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

"a toad fed on the vapors Of a dungeon,
is not such wretch as a man of sense who
has had the misfortune to be heartily in
love with weak and worthless woman.
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Flare up at Bovdoia We learn that
there has been much disturbance among,
the students at Bowdoin College. The Jul
Nor and Sophomore classes resolved that {
they would moi perform at their exhibitions.
while Dir Allen remained President of thre
College. They also, with perfect mani
nifty, drew up a Statement. setslng, forth
their belief Of the total lncompetency Of
President Allea TO perform the duties Of.
his office in a satisfactory manner-whicl.
is to be presented to the Board az their an
nual meeting in September The expires
sion of their opinions was made in most
calm aud unimpassloned manner. Tothose s
who know how extremely rare it is fol
body of students 20 unite upon any one
thing, this movement al Brunswick would
seem to indicate very decidedly the feelings
there towards the present President.
Portland Argus.