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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-25
TESTIMONIALS


From A II Salmon, Esq, + f :, Surgeon to the
ST Ihsmas Hospital, and Lecturer Anatomy.
The trial which have made of your preparation in a
variety OF cases. both male and female in its results have
proved highly favourable, that do nut hesitate III
pr0uouncng one of the ncst valuable aud eicacios
remedies offered to the public, and one in which,
from experience, | place every reliance, whilst il,
does not produce the same unpleasant effects USUALLY ex
perieced from copaiba.
From Fl Hayward, NJ re S, Physician to the ST
Maiylebone Dispensar,.
take great pleasure in aiding my testimony to .hc
valuable properties of your preparations wishing YOU
fully deserve ample reward for she
labor and expense incurred in bringing to such COM
pletG perfection.
pital
The uniform success which has attended the admins
teri"s your medic among my patients afflicted with
the above diseases, has fully satisfied me that has only
to be known to be truly appreciated. Ma, the success
you so we'll deserve amply and speedily repay you for
your valuable preparation.
From Sir A Cooper, FRSP RCS, sc. &c
Having been induced to Try your Extract in several
OF violent Gonori'na, which had hitherto bahied
every prescription administered, by me, having found
sure and speedy cures effected by it, in few ,lNs-I
ieel sell in duty bound that now in NV p-e-
tice both Iublic and private recommend aud use nome
other.
From G " Blair, NJ D, Physician to Guys gos.
pi,al
The strict test which have given YOUR medicine
amoug my patients, sd its iivuAbe sncces, thus far
will induce me 10 persevcre in its USE and ! deem it
but act of justice and Of duty add my feeble tcst-
monia in commentator of its virtues.
From l. c Thompson " ID FRSL.
return you my sincere thanks for I valuable pre-
sent Of your Extract Tor the crc OF Gouorrhos &c
feel grateful that you have last brought medicine
into which will prove dcsdel4um long sought ion,
in the medic,. worl,l-a sure speedy and ecr, cure
in cases If the above class Ii affords me gta, plsu.
in publishing to the ord the valuable qualities of vosr
Extract.
Were necessary, ile proprietor could here furnish
many more testimonials equally commendaoiy the
above; bnl trusts that its great hhertoihe
& expense Il, which it has been prepared, will proveits
greatest recommendation among a discerning public.
Que Recommendation this preparation enjoys above
all others is its neat, potap ur-pnt up pOtsht
mTle in which it may he taken, being both easy and
plea ant-hs t,sely nature with restriction in diet
confinement from business. Travellers especially
would find this medicine highly useful, and ought never
be unproved with preparation possessing the adj.
v;ulages which the present combines.
Accompanying the Medicine is pamphlet explana-
tory OF the different stages Of the disease, without un
eNt4, charge, containing full and ample directions
For sale by SlCKLES x co.
mr. IA 'aw5m 40 Canal street
gaACOA-25 hhds SIDES IS i.hds Joles, and 2li binds
1 , shoulders, Cincinnati cured, landing from steam
er Bdckpyc, aud for sale hv
STErSoN & AVERY,
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The above medicine can be obtained only Of III, Go
neral Agents, and those retailing agents having ~ ram
mission signed by"A. Miles, Ples't +. NJ. C." and
Louisiana and bearing the Company SEAL , agents 0'
Li&tof .3IencteS
rl r " Stone, General Agents for Louisiana, II
bic Market. ''5e'
r ntl Martin, cor Old Lsvee and Hospital street.
Nn sherry cor Camp and Julia Streets
fr Mueller, cor lchoupitouas stree and St Mar, 5
market. '
+ Barbat & Co, corner Tchous itsuus and Gin,d
streets.
up p Hanwell. Bayou Sura Ia
nr WIN Slanshury, Natchoches La
Thomas Stanshury, Houston, Texas
frederick Serda, corner f"ydras and Camp SIS.
Cleo Jones, livoli Circle.
VIM. Evans, No. Building Co. Row.
Application far agencies. medicines by wholesale.
must b made to tue General Agents at New Orleans.
All letters post paid, will be promptly nt'eHdcd to.
m26 Nv
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nht journal.
NILES .DtATn MEDICINE
ne VIRTUES OF iHe Oiaato, only :ts "A delicou
Veeia'ic the ,a0ic bnt also lnedirne have in
c'i'''d' 'ol tr rtt, i'ttrnc'ed M little attention.
ma, he Ell be h'1 possess i thii0us Iasi,ie wlch
j! l could ,iir,uals r-rl9,c,,i on str,,ged from
u" sup t!h'ps ',t'c, Noud be invaluable. This ha
''' Ga 'yari"rlAr tDiiious country A large porl ior
vi III" ~ Eases e IS" tron srrre,l >r $, OF from de-
rang in The slriti system. This IS especial,
,'3 cast, III th' west, ar a) more the south. Ii Il
Ien' ny easy SAT-, ttctual ~ ocia ION, aud leay-
'nS cgs ',ion uutmaircd could be discovered ion
'i'9cS mn nnis, this ould uIglcslionaly he among
'h" i"oat j'athy climates ~ The world
ta1H.c has been the al'nns, universe remedy for
diseases ot dis character. iu /, is Il remedy which
"ons unt necessity should induce the Of |, may
&c c0Hl'el Ell trespassin the province Of another
PROCESSION to SIP All "t this YET may he permitted
express our strong conviction that CaOnle cannot be
used without curious and lasting etcs upon the sys-
trm :eacr or les, according to the quantities taken,
anH the frequency OF It's use, aud the constitution of the
patient A substitute for ibis, therefore, from the ve-
scttble Kingdom is de'ide,;um in this country
Webelleve lhs desdcralnm has been discovered in
he Tomato DE-. Miles, Of TINS city auA his associate,
WIN llueIi Labor ad expense as We understand, have
succeeded in obtaining such from this yeeeia-
bic as, IL is hoped, will he found an riicctual substitute
We have taken some pains TO enquire among medical
men and others "nO have used this medicine its
effects, AMI VIC iee well satisfied that it will prove u
mot valuable remedy i'll bilious complaiA,s SO far as
nav o'''' spic " ~ prhtluctu inc ueslftu
effect, onerstins to produce HEALTHY action OF the liver,
praeari''g bilious discharges wer needed, and in
Instances breaking up f'yers. with certainty
and IN shorter time hnn calomcl: For sick bilious
headaches, 1t has been found good remedy. Those
who Lave used it say that does produce the dcblli
tat.s effects of most other kins of purgalve medicines
that there is increased danger rsn COLTS after
use, and where large doses OF comc would be needed
this operates without any danger of the distressing and
Injurious effects OF calomel when producing salvation
c llyp tn h,,p ntiDu
his extract of the Tomato will prove substitute TO
alonel III n great variety OF cases, we cam
ard ii AS II blessing 10 HE human family.
loNl pertecty safe, and tree Jrou all miner is
q tiat"e speak of it, and we trust that itsursno
anct. ~ ''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-25

- UGAR.-J6 hldS, IA PRIME article, ion sale ny
~ Il. DORSEY,
Ie92 4 Nr- n.ro
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N b ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, lG38.

IVNSNcOId tN. Tat1l, Td38.
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for then
families, address the proprietor, Pensacola,
MIR SeweIl T Taylor the former proprietor, Kew Or
leans.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

The blood will throw off the grosser particles of its
impnrity into the loweis from which ii will be ez-
PEELED by the purgaiive qualify ofIhe Fills. : rd
under every circumstance. If properly persevered
with. il is impossible but that every disease must
,ie'd to their noweriu. influence.
Thus briefly have we endeayorcil to address our
selves to the understanding Of the render 1t is
universally known ard acknowledged that the ILdi-
aus are the most ski.fuliu the of seases of
any people in The wpr d; aud cnuimon sense teaches
ns llai the herb, thai spring spontaneously from our
native soil If preperl, complied and applied 10 our
constitutions, therefore, when Coupled with the
above) we assure the rcndet that the
INDIAN PURG ALIVE Pills
IRE SIMPLY. Il COMPOUND CT FOUR SIN.
PIE HsRss. NOW ~ UyIVRRs4i. U.s. fY
TIE WORTH 7MealCiv Lv3L7,s. we trust
he is convinced Of their superior qualities ard there
FIRE competent Il, the cure of every c,rabe disease
EXPERIMENTAL OFFICE for the New rng
land States for the sale of the above Valuable Pills
No 1913 fremont aenr Cont street Poston.
PRICE Is CTS PER OK WITH FULL
DIRE TICN'.
sL-F All communications or app icaiions Of Agnn-
ces, must be addressed lhns--'.N. r.. Cfice, N. A.
College Of Health 1913 fremont Street | o.ton
Macs"
1919 FREMONT STR EET.
For further proofs oftle efficacy Of the INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS and II list ofihe AGEN s for
tia sale Of the same advertiser nj on tie out.
side Of This per-
Henry IiYnE Asn FOR Duh.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
STATE OF nj AlNE..

LINCOLN. ss..... 10 Amn,i r.. Mitchell.
Y Naturalization IN thr Estate IF George
Is p. tItcheH iate Of Bath, in said Coaia-
IN deceased Grsslis9
WyOl are hereby orfe-cd 10 notify tie ksiss 7ss
III lnw md Cred f,rs Of said ftctnstd, md NIL
Isrsnns Interested - ai scnr frsf and also yatr
nriv t. csan, % Admin srato" foti file estate of
The said Decreased u i'll lc fsre for aIlownrces#t
Pr,ihsief C,tlr' ut Bath an "Wednesday The twsuiY
ti.'h day Of Felrl.ry A.. b. isaa. NJ 10 o'clock 4.
w.. when and wtrre tiri mn, lie present. iftIsY
cn,lsr And also. a. srid Cent tie widowH
rai,u tn an nin aeas - IN he considered
Nn'ice to b. siseni,v ,ui'isling auaitessed cory
If, is na'er in nc I.inrol,, \ ltaraph at Bath
ilrr'v drys h,fms said tenr,s e Pr"l,s'rs
q ven under NY hand tbs 2lsi day Of Nevem*
her IN theN,ar al. onr Lord ole thousand eight
Hundred and thitiv.ciets
80 sEATilI.5 GRoroN' Ju e. Of Probate.
I,cc q ~ " = - = 4ws6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
Indian s'tsr&adfyc Pills
or UNIVERSAL MEDICiNE cfMc

North .Amrriraa CoHge Of Health,
7 his assertion may starile the reader and appear
to him absurd and ridculous yet nevertheless it
is true. hat i disease' When properly consid
cred it only iFFoRr OF NATURE TO eApe'
from the body snnle offending cause. We so
constituted nj there IL n constant tendency III ma
ture to expsl throw off whatever ia injurious I"
health, : his is done by urin ], stool, sweat, exprc-
toralion. vomit &c, hese are the sewers of the
body through which all the nsales and decayed
halter il carried off. and 50 long they are kept
open. sn long will the body continue in leaih.
In, when fom eating improper food. or other causes
the bowels become cusee, or sudden frinslflo from
heat to cold, The pores of The skin become coscd or
amy of III, other diaius become ob-tructrd, e,il
conseq enGes are sure 10 fol ow. The foul matter
viii b should es ape ~ these outlets instead OF
pressing off, "a nature intended is retained IN the
bndy aid either purifes the stomach. OF il taken
up by the absnrpent vesse $ ard added To The cicu
tenn, IN the bpod, is disease in a latent Jorm. 1t
metnes APPEARS harmless for while but ma
tnre always On the alert soon discovers the nrNdsrs
and immediately commences struggle for Their
expulsion. twill be observed in order 10 accom-
ph this undertaking she always directs her efforts.
TO THE OPE.N1-NG or THE .A:aTUR-
III DRAM OFTHE iODY. The blood j.
o. ckencdn lis calculation it PUSHES with violence
through $, stem, and break through all opposi-
ion. This Increased action CO motion, Is called
fever. Nature always exerts herself in pcporion
10 the amount of labor she is compelled 10 peri run;
'lerefnre as the body i more or less loaded With
corrupted hnmors, will the comnoih,n be more
or less Violent If nature .bs Totally neglected or
in her efers to offending mat
ter. (diSease> it is not wonderful that under such
circumstances the body should sink under the con
fict Insisting nature shou n Be our chief stuiy,
and for Ibis purpose no me licine ui le found SO
sfectuai as the
INDIAN PHRGATIVE PILLS.
as their fleets extend to every Of the natural
drains. Whilst under its influence; the boiy ,oiH
te Kept in d gentle but e9ectuat preparation.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

GTThe Legislature will meet ut Angus.
tai, on Wrtlnesd,v next. Persons wishing
for early aud full accounts of the news,
will do well 10 send Ivy their Representa-
tive for the Tri-weekly Journal, or Age,
which are To be afforded for 81 during the
session. We shall furnish our reader S
with all the important proceedings. at an
early period
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
PRIVATE SCHOOL.


yE7tiE subscriber proposes to oaon Private
IA Srloa' IN lh'spl re- for onc G llrtrr, ainI re-.
specially snlirits Public Patronage
III. poP,s'. 70 give instruction in The common
English liranr,es. such as Reading, Sprilng. En-
gi-h Gramii,nr, ArlnDeiic &c, iur 7 Tree dollars
and Fiiv rr,is per q,,ariet'-ih II q hehrr English
branel IS. including RE n.e. Nrinr:l RI imo,h
-.'ne "i he higher aaIrn ;rs AZ; aIsn in the
Gre aud Lnln hii'pnases, "r For. doars Sand
cho"l 10 in h ! i new Brick S.hnol Toll>r.
near the Nori, Cinrcii;i Ia commence. as suo ~ II
sufficient nI,Hber OF sub criis RS is ol,iaat Tiosc
Wishing 10 pnr"nizr this school will please give IN
GEO. TUBrs.
Bal De-. II 1893. Ne 2w:S
Ti'E ahoye mined lrchnol commenced on Nom
day. The 7ih inst at 9 o'cloc; Il \, : Scholars
viii still BIS received fihry apply soon. as.is Z
fI & D TUBPS.
ran Ter 10. 1899 "a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27


We make the following extract. from the
Washington correspondence Of the Portland
Advertiser. The discussion was ipnn the
reception of'pe,itions. PRAYING for the re-
cogpition of the Independence Of llayti.-
Mr. Saltonstall, had presented one Of the
petitions to which southern members OBJ
jected.
"Mr Sa.onstall. is the now member from
Esscx South District Mass in place Of
MIR Phillips This was his first appt arance.
He examined Mr. I.egare'a ohjeciirns, con-
st'utio ,al objections aud others. and then
in mild and courteous nj inner which WON
Tor him not only the herring bn, the .gnod
opinion of all the members, reminded MIR
Legare and the southern members that
there was northern as we'll IA a so"therB
paft TO this Uninn "a section of the cn,,n-
try represented in part by himself, which
had been most unjusily cehsuretl and abused
by the South. lie told the southern mem-
bers plainly, that they were too sensitive
upon this subject, and advised them in the
spirit of kindness to NEE, it, disc,i il, aud
act upon il as men and patims His close
was eloquent aud happy. We were cni-
Gems Of the same repubIic,-we lived nn-
der one and glorious co,sti'nii"n.-w
were fellow citiz"rs, brethren and friends.
As such. why MT meet in the spirit OF
brotherlv love, i'm the spirit Of kindness
aud good feeling ,--eye to eye, and heart To
heat
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
'E'g'f-Wcehfy .yaaarssas.

The tiih'ishrr Of the NSiBrc JnuRNAL will
iss,c II l1lpcr three times week dining the session.
1T the Legislature. 10 conn rri",ris OF the pr'cc,d
Jugs !l,,rrd. ahd such other ma,irr as IN; y be ill.,
ter. $ ing 10 pa rrl aud n'her r.nidrrs
PR,cE-ONE DOLLAR in mlvanrc.
Prr."ns from ~ paris " HE State can send for i,
b, mentrrs nj the Legii lure and others coming
10 The scat Of Government.
Ut ANY person rrac,f'ns six snhse rbcra. and
transmitting he money, shall Lave copy for his
compensation.
Augusla, Nov Z. 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
commissioners Notice.

sM7E the s,ibscrihef /, hnvins bon appoin,cd
w by liz Hon. N il,apel t'rnlcn, Judge
i 'oi a'r for tie C,unty Of Lincoln, Ia fe.e We all
Aa,nine III. rains nl cr.diiors 10 tie Estntc Of
AARON lion late Of v irssct in 81 id County
oman. ece,srd rrpr, MED il solvent 10 hsrcl
,ve nn'icr ilet -x months sroal on ed 10 said cred
mrs 10 bring in aud rroveiLcir eaims; n HAT wo
>ha attend thai SIR, ice NJ Ihe Office 81 liz r. si.-
rr of Deeds in the Curt house il, said His,.ss. %,
'lIclasi Tuesday Of March April aud MAY next Al
Two o clock z. Al. on eir &C said DAYS
WARREN RICE
JOIN d. NANCE eon
.ris.,ssct Dr. Z a u II. - A. q
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27


ARRIVALS, cLHAoNcrs, &C.. 81
Ar at Wilmington lith. Sch utter, Tafon
Charleston. 81 18th Leweyn, .fdin,s, Mariega-
ant
Ar Mt Norfolk 18th, brig Charles Snow, Guade-
lonpe IA.
Ar at N. York l9ih. Zoroasier, Hhomaston 10.
saied fro y Matanzas 5th, brig Lion, Fulton, VIII
mngien
q l'nri M Prince I'd inst, big Patriot Young.
Wuidoborn. for N Orleans.
hrat N Orleans 9th bark John Cd in, Hanover,
Path D. AT The passes, brigs Grasdee, and Ecy,
Thomaston. +stfH ri ~
Al at Newport goth, schs Hero: Duncan. hun
a~ion; - Luce, Gou.d, Ii co,ny.le, bnth for N
York. ..5s +.
Arat Eos.on 2ed Sch Napoleon, ballard (or
Piision) Trinity. Walk.
.arat cortland asst. sch Grampus, Thorndike.
honas0n FIR Boston.
Ar at Galveston lst inst, n lumber brig from
Faith a f-IIs.
At 'nr,s Island lst, brig lanes. INLAY Cuada-
lo' pc for Wilmington; Colorado | all, Antigua for
Nnrf,!k
At Crada'orps Nov 2lst brig Charles Snow,
i'mington for lninns. tHssa
Arnt hpn nch cola Eth in>. brig 'al.owell Smith,
Path: sch Nrnior, re ~ nho,nastou.
At Poi Prince Cd. sch !:de,ine, D Wo.f If
faih for osinn 4ih.
rat N Orleans l2il' shifts runuette. wilson,
I iamasion; Oteni. ri. 4. d..
Ar at Nembr, port lCth. sch Mechanic. Snowman
urgor.
al Foln,s ''o,e 18th sch Cut-cncv re fast for
York; 2cih brig nnSfanine. Ipitpn. 81 ier.es !;
sehs Vary Ann. n York for Isworth; hina
rnnden for N York; Napoleon, 8alla. d, frnny for
oston
Arat Charlcsto I7l!i, barquc Cal,a Slower. Ma
tanzas.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

Just in propo,ian to his subserviency to
their wi hes. ind bis drvntedness To their
sinfereste. II h.. i ihei. friend--;icknowl-
edges their suppr;ority-aad receiv's and
obeys. unhesitatingly, their mandiie, then
he IS enttledt to the confidence ri The pub
lie. But no sooner does he question, il the
least particular. the supremacy ut these
sef-consii,uled "regpl"tots Of pnbiic opin-
ion" than he is cried down as unworthy oil
confidence, and denounced as ltaitnrto
the cause To the advancement of which he
may have devoted years. =
Although the number af those llliherai,
selfish and short sighc. men, is not urge,
sill there are enough Of iham in every COM
in,mity. irtl,ey are listened 10. TO keep up
continual excitement by falsehood, DIS
simnlaiion and DECEIT Oserrating their
own importance. they are ever boasfipg ri
their power and influence among the peo-
ple-fnrgrtting the favors that have been
conferred npnn them,-Qar they are gen.
orally men who are indebted for what they
are, 10 the Indulgence ofthose against sh"in
they let loose their slanderons tongue>)-
their cl,ims for consideration are nnb"n'.-
died. aud unless ready cpinp'iance with
Their wishes il Welded III all eases. the
">nppers and miners" Of repi aiiof are vel
to work to destroy what cinn Il be otter
wise controlled. Any one who has watch
cd the course of events aroun them, must
have observed acts of the most disgusting
mpanness in the conduct of Interested ~
dividuals--wbo hive, by pla,ing the demn-
yogue, for time gained the ''prarote ear"
of the EMBELLISHMENTS those who have
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

Mr. Il. P. Morse Of his town. has ad-
dressed 4 Card To THE PuBLlc'', Ia which
Ii is fiated in snbrtaAcez- 81
1hei one Of The COMMITTEE 3 lie BafA
Tsmpsrasee .Sociefsl. pulley sfattd that
Nurse g. Co. of Bvsiea, tad Uapis
Hitch, and Hafeh, C1ndeS Resell onI
RAISED, caurlts Clapp sir--fhat 4. r.
.lafsr had t0ngAf of sad sMu8se 3s On.
tigH MoasoBd dollars rath If IquorsfAs
past g,o,.---and that, all tbs IS untrue IN
al lis paris. To this IS added The cer-
sificaie of Mr.. Hatch. That he aeve,. made
Tie statement attribufrd 10 him,
All which,s intended To show that there
is iin foundation for the statement of the
COMMITTEE, IA coming from, me-.
have no y ish 10 deceive or mislead the
pnhle or iiipre any Of my fellow citizens;
truth is my object, aid wish.it only is sshs
made public, wneli the public good requires
i,."-It is my duty to justify myself. il it
Gan honestly be done. And for This pur-
pose in ,hs, present case.s1 shall content
'nysrlf with plaiD siaiement otiie facis--
They nre ~ follaws:,-saa ii
s slessrs Davis fiaich and Parsons Smith,
aud m,seif. .wrre acnnyessiag aon the SUBJ
lect Of Mr. r P.sAlprse's business sandfhe
quantity efiiqnar he snld--wheu Mr. Hatch
remarked uearlysas fallows---' What a tree
'nendms business Morse docs''---adding
Morse & Co in Boston told me, he (R* r.
Nnr-e) had paid thon eight ihnusanddel-
lars The past season. II unders0od--sf Ii
qn"rs" ---and MI Smith, who was present.
is nflhr opinion. that persons generally,
nnarqusinted with Mr. Mors.'s business,
would hnynseceiyed the SHINE impression.
Mr.. Hitch thinks Isuas mistaken. and
thai the remark hc made. was, that $4,000
WAS paid--meanings fornoods generally
Perhaps h. SO meant. ] can readily he-
lieve he did. But ] ca,ln", think lwas
mistaken in what he said THAT IL was moi,
nor alone in my understanding Of the re-
.lpark.dwill appear from the certificate Of
Mr. Geo. Mnpitnn. who WAS near az the
t;me--nnd which is as follows 49, as :.
81 was present near The store of
Mr.. Parsons Smith, and heard
conversation between Mr. Smith,
Mr. Davis. Hatch, and AlrCharles
Russell. in relation tothc business
of Mr.. Morse Of this town-when,.
Mr.. Hatch to show the.extent Qf
Mr.. Morses husincss4-stated thnt
Morse eco, of Boston stated I'd
him the last time he was there,
that Mr.. Morse of this town, had
paid them eight thousand dollars
the past season for liquors, .
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

GARDEN SEEDS &c, We lave on onr
Table, the nnnn1l catalogue, Of the New
England Agricultural Ware house, aud
seed store, cnnnecied with the N. r. Far
mer Office, from which We learn, that the
proprie.ors, Joseph Brock SEQ keep con-
staniy IN hand splendid assortment Of
vegetable, herb, tree, iln,ver d. grass seeds
= hulbnhs flower roots, dahlias, &c. &c
,oge,hcr with Agricultural Books, and an
extensive variety Of Implements and Tools.
Our friends. Wishing infrward o'dcrs, may
xaminc ihr catalogue n, this Office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

IS lied
Dec. "a ship Hanover inew) D. ummord. New
d enHs:
ship rn;na, Duncan. do
sch ianges, F. \. !.en,n', St Dominy,;
Sch Delta. Noners. irnn-wick. Geo;
rig Fox. Eoombs, Guadioupe;
Sch Savannah Gurhey, A.alanzas;
seh Nadawsska. .n,a. oston;
Sch Mary, sturdivant, Gloucester.
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IL under lie Grp, % Dlri'i Marsi..nJ r &, TO- il
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.,ns having ,epn,,n's with said firm, I, ,c1u S,.
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srJe The reader vii please notice thu
advertisements Of Furniture Ware Rooms.
in another column.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

Dec 10. lat 81 2s. N loo rs 90, brig CHARLES
from Gandn!oupe f.r Erunswc<.
Fec 7. off oriugis, CHI dxard Preb!c, East
port for Galveston
Dec II. lat 30 Al, lon II 10, brig tassasoi,
rrott 4s !,o"rs f.om o<ton for n. Orleans. -
Fec 1, l.nlah, Of angoi, IS days fom Norfolk
for Guada!oupe.
No date, lat 81. Ion 81. brig Rnssia. Nc Eann-,
Is days from ct Marks for York
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NT2. GEORGE rCBrs. viii oren mn evening
Iva school on 40 diy evening nexf (Dec 3ls.
a, III. New rick chool olse. III on for 20
lessons in enn,anshp STA ionary included. Ss2.00.
Fif' GENTS ex,.a Cor ather studies ia connection.
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