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Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

From Timothy George, Esq, Crington, Me.
".Hy wife has been considered of consnmP-
tive habit for two years, attended wthsa severe
cough but has always generally attended %
her domestic concerns until the iorcpart of last
winter, when she had a sudden and severe attack
Of pain in her side, and distressed for breath l
Immediately called upon one of the best Physi.
cans, who attended carefully upon her, and
was well satis with his treatment Of her case,
though her distress partially alleyiated, There
was no hope of her recovery, hsr Doctor 'old her
size had The consumption, and that her LEFT
| LUNG WAS PARTIALLY CONSUMED, and
seemed to despair Other recovery, as well as my
self we calculated she could not continue but
short time, he left her nothing but sleeping pow
der to command her rest, when provideniially
fell IN with those Sanative DfopA, and Though she
was altogether iathoss the firstdrop she took gave
her som6 relief she continued taking them exact
ly according to the directions, her appetite was
restored to childs appetite, and she continued
gradually to recover so that do rot knowbut htr
hraIh is as good it has been since ace mar
ried, say ten gears.
NIB She took about ono and one halfbottes
when she called herself well.
Orrington, Maine, April 80, lea8.
| TIMOTHY GEORGE"
The above medicine is for salo, at the Store Of
c. s JENKS, Bath. Also by WM LuN1 Esq,
Bowdoinham. 4iisetcs.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

The Atlas has correspondence from New York, which
says that Mr. Bdde was to resume cash payments June
I'd. The NJ Y Express, states that all the Philadel-
phia banks now ready resume; but wish to act
in concert with the banks in Boston, BALTIMORE Va,
Kentucky Tennessee and other sections of the country,
in order to render the movement general and efecual,
not partial and thinks She 4th fully may be designated
as the time for general resumption
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

The passage ofhe resembling resolution and the Let
ter of Mr. Bidde of May 3lst have sent up the stocks in
New York, in good earnest. U. s. Bank stock closed
at l2s-Deleware Sc 3-4-saes heavy. rise Of per
cent ON all Sorts Land ahead [Jme I'd.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

The number of buildings destroyed by fire, on Thurs
day evening of last week, in New York, is SAID 10 DC
ten. Said to be the work of an incendiary.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
DIED.
II % aS q q r. EseS I'Rg.
ARRIVED

4tl, Sch Fair Dealer, Smith, Boston.
'' An r1#coggin Siearns, Portland,
&c EichHion !, Crooker days ln do.
5lh Brig Commerce, Trott, N. York.
tth sch Comet, DeiNof, Boston.
'' Planet, Bobinson, days fin Alexandria
with -four AMI Corn to j. Robinson.
&c Jasper Page, N. York.
Ship Charles, Barker, 36 days fin Liverpool with
Salt to J. II. & j. A. M'Lclan & Co.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

We are obliged TO lay till next week, a large
number of interesting articles, and long County adj
vertsements, now in type.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

May 9Th lat 10 H. lon II 80, bark Calico, Lambard,
n .Oileaus %, for Liverpool.
May %, Land Key N. E 20 miles, Ship Rochester,
Owen, Liverpool for NJ Orleans. ...
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
&fna.p IN Eea-

A FIRST RATE STORE, recently occupied
IA by SAML MLELBAN, and Situated on
Front Street, head of M Lean's wharf a very ex-
celent situation, surpassed by no other in town.
Apply to JAMES M'LELLAN
June T. IN
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
LSO-

two story house, near School Street, opposite p.
Z. Emery's ifnot previously disposed Of For fur
ther particulars call on the subscriber at his Black
smiths shop on School street where will be glad to
wait on all customers for good pay. at fair prices
May "a. 6wS WIN. WINSLOW
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

A CARD. Mrs Tarr, respectfully tenders her nc
acknowledgements her friends for their kindness, in res
cung her son from death.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

Westfield Post Office, N. Y Fob, 16, 1888.
Dear sir-Several pressing cases demand the
Sanative at whatever expense it can be sent to me-
1t has effected some astonishing cures already, ana
cannot uat for the package you say is on the
why. wish yon would send me halfa dozen phi
als by MAIL, and will put the extra price ofp ,st
age on the Sanatve. Don't fail to send by the mail,
as it will come by weight at 81 per ounce as post
age, shall expect it in 10 days from date.
Yours &c. ORRIS NICHOLS, p. M. S
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

Mr. Sayward, of the Bangor Farmer, is IN trouble at
our good luck, the Salmon score. Ills mouth waters
drcadfuly.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
OIL CH.OE'EHS

a PRIME assortment of OIL CIths for TALES
Al and stand covers for s;l4-cheap bv
". a. T. STEVENS.
MAY 81. 3vo
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
Amherst. N. II. Jan 1, 1898.

Amherst, n, Fl. Jan I 1883. -
Dr. Rowland-I sold pbial Of the Matchless
Sanative to gentleman who was in Confirmed
Comsunz ztiom, pronounced PAST ANY RELIEF
and confined 10 his room-he had settled his affairs
and prepared 10 meet his fate. He has not taken
Whole bottle, and says his health is perfect, that
he is entirely well, and imputes the cure to the
Sanatioe and to nothing else Many others who
have taken it make similar statements,
Yours respectfully, &c. -
THOS M. BENDER.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07


LINCOLN, ss.-.at meeting of County
Commissioners begun and holden at Var
rem aoithin and for said County, on the
seeoad Tuesday Of .Nay "A. ID. 1888.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the Peti-
TONERS give notice to all persons and corporations
interested that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house of Phillips Croker, in Bristol on the
second day July A. d. 1898. at 10 o'cIock, a. NJ
when they willproceed to view the road described in
their petition and Immediately AFTER at some conve-
nient place in the vicinity, will hear the parties and
witnesses and proceed to do such other things in the
premises as by law may be required, by causing an
attested copy olhe petition and this order thereon,
to be served upon the town Clerk the town of
Bristol, also by posting up copies of the in three
public places in said Town, and by publishing the
same in the Lincoln Telegraph three weeks success
svely, the service upon the town Clerk of said Town
of Bristol and posting up said copes and first pub
LEGATION ohe Telegraph, to be thirty days at least be-
fore the time Of said meeting that all persons interest
ed, may then and there appear and shew cause, il
any they have, why the prayer OF said petitioners
should not be granted.
Attest: JACOB SMITH Clerk.
Copy Attest JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

The whie young of New York, are to hold
state convention at Utica, July 1lth.
The wings of Vermont to hold state convention
at Montpelier the 9th inst, to prepare for the Septe-
ber election.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

Rush P. Office, Monroe Co NY ,Marcl, IA ,ls35;
Dear Sir-In 45 hours after received the pack7
age of Sanative sold all ofgit-an have come
20 the conclusion that it must be all that II is re-
com amended to be. 1t is sufficient to say, ihlt the
benefit derived from shor; use oft, has convinced
the most prejudiced of its utility. Tho enclosed
money yoii Will pass to my account, and wlsi,
you to send me more of the Sanatve as soon as
conv. nicnt Respectfully, &c.
JOHN b CROSBY, P M.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
Haltfard, CT. April II, 1893.

IihTfIVHU, VI II PHI 'Oo7' , ;
ID ar Sir-My daughter, who had distressing
cough, raised great deal Of matter, and who was
afflicted with palpitatiom ofMe heart .bas taken q
plial oflhe Sanatiye and is now WELL. Others
also bear testimony to its good effects.
Yours Respectfully,
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
From the Boston Morning Herald.
GREATEXCITEMENTI IN BOSTON,
TREMBLING AMONG THE MEDI-
s& CAL FA(JITTY ~


K7AI Z learn that the distinguished DR.. Watson,
Wv 276 Washington street, and DR.. s q. 1ew-
Oft, the celebrated Bonesctter, 297 Washington
street, Qwo OF the most skIltul practitioners IN Bos-
ton,) having witnessed the happy effects OF Goe-
ck's Matcless Sanative in several cases which
have come under their observation, have given tie
general Agent oi. This gseat modern medicine. per-
mission to refpr 10 them through the public jour
nais. Ii IS with pleasure, We notice such acts OF
dlslnteresed beneyolence and this noble generos-
ty of Dr's. II and w bcspcak their genuine PHI
antIlropy.
We undersiand Dr., Watson is oi the OPINION,
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
NEW GOODS.

A LARGE stock just received, which were pur-'
~ chased in New York for Cash. and will be
sold at low prices, by VIM. LEDYARD. Among
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
Haverhill. Mnss. March 2e. 1898.

Hayerhill Mass March &C. 1888.
Dear Sir-Numerons cases have come to my
knowledge in which the Sanavc has proved very
beneficiaI-and case in particular, in which IT
performed aconder. ! can procure you good
certificate from the patient fyou wish. Please
credit me with the enclosed money, and forward
me more of the Sanatve by the bearer.
Yours truly.
THOS G. FARNSWORTII.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
NEW BOOKS.

I IFE and times Of Rev Gorge Whitfield
-EA A. M. by "PheIps.'
doar, head and ihe valleys beIow, or trutl,
through fiction by Jacob Abbot.
Memoir Of the Rev E P. Lovciov, whe was
uiurdrredat Alton Nov. 1887.
''iovey's' Letters from the West Indies relating
to the Slavery question.
Olhausea on the gonnineness Of the New Testa-
mrnt. East received by H. HYDE.
NAV 81.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
@o0cf609r = aGRn
a Coed Bargain.

1NWalLL be sold at public auction on the premises
w on Thursday the 2sth day of. June next,
two story house with out-buildngs; together with
good well of water, situated on middle street.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

Cornwall Post Office, Vt. April 6, 1898.
Dear Sir-The Matchless Sanative is very high
iy esteem;d in this quarter, and is getting into gen
crai uso Yours &c.
SaML EVERTS, P. M.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

The Wings of Delaware meet in their severo' co"n-
ties this day, prepare for October elecon ESQ 10 ST.
ect 100 delegates from each county to ae"d the state
convention which meets the 18th inst.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

Mr.. Rice, the Wing candidate, has been declared
elected Register of Deeds for the county OF Pscata
quis.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07
EHasesasemR 10 Kloa

a TENEMENT, consisting of three rooms,-
IA central location. Apply to
June z. JAMES MJFJJAN.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

sold at low prices, by W NJ LEDYAKp' HHoIg
others, are the following, viz
Broad Cloths J osaorto5 Kidermanster C.aR-
Cnssi1peres "sSWte" BRUSSELS PET
Sattinets Co1o's Bock otton LN'GS
Pantaloon Stripes Red and White ao,o.,
Observation-Disclosures India ed CoI-
Chinele Shawls semiag Peld Jlor mrs
Silk do Cloths
.Nerino and Broche do Super. Grape Cam6'ets
Co'ored ChGtley's Highland 6hawls silks
Ribbons and Giores Lace Tei's g. edgings
Fancy Handkerchiefs Needle morh Capes and
Sheetings & Iickings Collars
Summer Cloths London prints, LaDns,
Linen Shee'ings 10-4wide Giaghams
Eead BadS. Shell g. horn ComJo os
A ALSO.-A prime lot of
FeGFEses's fyasGg eEgsgggrgsses.
May II, tf7
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-06-07

h0AED #1EG EIATGaEA-.
"A SUPPLY of paper hangines of the latest
= "a patterns just received by il. HYDE.
.Hay u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

brought senseless to her fathers house. o
Lynde's agony and disappointment, les
naughty man can hardly conceive So
many bright visions, and pa,ernal hopes
dlspclled IN moment! lie insisted, how.
ever, on Eger,on's retaining his situation
possibly he could return, aud fnd her im-
proved. Ambition once more conquered
when in few months Charles Egert0n
sailed for England, his bride had scarcely
the consciousness to bid him farewell.
| II is rather fashionable now days to
make light of affairs of The heart, and TO
talk coldly about the nonsense Of pining fur
disappointed love. Perhaps in some cases
these notions may be sincere but Anna
Carlton knew nothing Of them. She had
loved Egerton with all her affections, and
never once thought of concealing il. We
often see a man, when the regard he has
trusted totters to the ground, gather strength
from the fall, and gain be stern and daring.
But the delicate hopes and affections OF
woman are sadly shattered by the jsring
" hen the widows household was brok en-
up, Anna Carlton found home with as
kind friend. Perhaps stranger would
1870 ''""e"' "Ei o"iy uulico Circfiuiit
performed; and 50 they were, but not heart
lily. She was willing to live for others !;
but for herself, she prayed every night tn
meet the widow in heayen-for those on
earth, whom her prayer might avail.
| will not linger OH the remainder Of this
sketch. Sometimes a nelQhbor would
strive to make the young orphan happy,
and when 10 their simple merry meetings a
smile used to sit on Annals cheek, they
fancied her spirits were returning. But
her heart was enshrined within an inner
temple, the threshhold Of which, Joy never
passed. Not word of repining ever es-
capped her, nor was a moment given TO idle
ness; and thus she gently and hourly de-
clined. few months of sorrow and soli-
tude, and close beside the spot where the
widow Egerton was buried, the sod was
composed over the grave of her young friend
Anna Carlton.
When the world dazzles, or interest leads
astray, | love to wonder to that rural burial
place. The transformations record Of her
purify, who is now beyond the reach Of all
human disappointment, To me is full of
meaning, and take my place again among
men, with IA kndlier sympathy for the er-
ring, aud better guarded against tempta.
tIut.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
From the n. Y Evp poS,

SICKNESS At THE WEsr.-Tbe Cbicago
Democrat of the I9h uIr., gives n melar-
choly statement of the health of some Of
the Western States Mt this moment. Cbica-
90 itself appears to be exempt and its bust
ness prospects highly encouraging. In
Michigan the crops rre represented to be
still standing, there not being well persons
enough to get them in in many places. A
gentleman IN travelling observes that he
saw nothing in one of the popuIous towns
that Looked like life except people who were
travelling the streets with dishes Of Cruel
IN Their hands and hanging bed clothes cut
of doors to catch the mir.
" From St. Louis" snys the Chicago
Democrat, " and sll the western snd south
ern parts of state we have bad accounts.
In Burlington, Du Bugue and other large
towns in Iowa, the same diseases prevail,
bilious fever and fever and ague. From
Gnlena and throug ghout Wisconsin we hear
very discouragiug accounts. The labor.
ers upeu our Rail Roads and Canal. are
represented IS suffering beyond all de.crir-
tion. Upon many Of the con,rac,. N.
work has been entirely suspended. They
meet with n similar fate ia Indiana"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
T'Ss Enek, Comet should. sccord;rc 70

The Eneke Comet, should, according to
calculation, make his appearance tn us OF
the mundane sphere this Fall. IL will be
IN its perihelion, or part Of the orbit nearest
the sun, on the 18Th Of December, aud
about the same period II will slso be near.
est the earth. IL is (ssys Aragon) a vast
nobulosity. $1,000 times larger in volume
than the earth yet such is the tenuity of
ITS substance that Ia 1895, Sir William
Iershel was able 10 discern through its
mass a star OF the 2olh magnitude. II,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

ILLIN"Is.-The hocos are making as
great hurrs as possible about Sluur,'s hay-
ing received certificate Of his election, but
they are careful not to say n what manner
1t was procured. The Chicago Democra,
states that certain votes intended for Doug
las but not having his name spelled correct.
y were thrown out by whig officers, while
similar votes for Stuart we're counted for
HIM aud in one county the poll hook $
show that Douglas received 81 votes more
than the whig clerk returned for him.
These are real hoco POGO tricks, and no
mistake. Stuart's election will be contes.
ted
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

PENNsYLvAHIA.-The election of Asses.
sors, aud Inspectors of Election took place
last week in Pennsylvania, and the result
so far as the returns have been received,
augers most nobly for the success Of the de-
mocracy on Tuesday next, when the grand
election takes place.
The New York Post says, one of our
correspondent says, ",he returns are CHEER.
ING beyond measurement n place in which
we have lost ground, while in many the
gain has been immense"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
The Board Of Health Of Mobile.

The Board of Health of Mobile, on the
i9'h instant, report thu, no ner case of Vel.
low Fever had occurred since the Two frs,
reported and that the general health of rhe
CITY is good. Strong hopes are entertained
from a recent change in the weather. ,b,,
Tue Guy would be preserved from epidemic
this season.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

Resumption of Specie Payments IN Ner-
OrIeans.-At meeting of the Presidents
of the Banks of New Orleans, held on the
18th inst, 1t was unanimously resolved
TINT the first Monday in January mex, be
fixed as The day of general and uncondit.
ional resumption Of specie payments BY all
the Banks Of that CITY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

The Washin gton Globe statcs on the au.
'horIly ofa private letter, that Col. r. f.. w.
Earl died at the Hermitage on the 10Th inst
ih's gentleman has been for many years
an inmate Of General Jackson's home-his
ardent aud devoted friend, and the con, pam
ion Of his leisure hours.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

The Board of Health of Savannah bay,
given notice that that city is in the enjoy.
ment of a high degree of health, and almos,
entirely exempt from autumnal fevers. A
perseverance in the Dry Culture" system,
and an adherence to proper sanatory regu.
la'lons, have produced the best possible re-
suits.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

! General Hamilton Of South Carolina has
addressed a letter to The editor of the Rich.
mond Enquirer in relation To the recent cor.
respondence between Mr.. Stevenson, our
minister ia London, and the agitator O'Con-
nell. Gen. Hamilton, it seems, was the
friend md advertiser Of Mr. Stevenson
throughout. Captain Perry of the Navy,
aud DIR. MAuly, of Baltimore were also
consulted, aud the character of either oi
these gentlemen is sufficient guarantee OF
the proPrieIy of The proceeding.
We make the following extracts from
Gen. HamiIton's Letter.
"As Mr.. O'Connell, however, had put-
Iicly avowed, from the fact Of his once bay
lng accidentally killed his man, free doubt
less of even the crime of homicide. as |
question from his valor, whether he ever
took sight "t his opponent,) that he will not
tghf whilst he claims n special immunity
and tmpunHy to abuse every man, not nlon.
IN the United Kingdom, but in the whole
world; | was satisfied that no satisfaction
could have been obtained even by this course,
therefore readily consented To plan which
enabled MIR. O'C. to lie himself out of the
diihculty-which he has successfully nc
complshed at an expense, which consider
ing the small amount of character which the
klnt Master OF Ireland has left, he could III
afford.
"That Mr.. O'Connell not only used the
language reported and attributed to him in
the London Sun and Spectator, but was
more offensive, there can be no doubt
Il shall not leave England, without ro-
ing to Birm'ng ham, investigating the fac,s,
aud fixing the lie upon his brass in indeli-
bic characters.
"lndced it is said that he made. likewise.
IN his speech, an outrageous attack on the
character Of the great Parent of our coun-
lry-a man, the purity Of whose memory is
outraged 10y the very approach Of such
vulgar m'screant as O'Connell unquestion-
ably is.
" Many very worthy persons in our own
who are very sensitive on all sub
ects connected with delicate sense Of hon
'r, may share with the universal sentiment
II England, that man, who, like O'Con-
,e'l, has been voted by large majority Of
he House OF Commons, public calumnia-
or, is beneath the notice of gentleman;
md assure you, this opinion is beginning
o obtain such general authority here, that
10 member of Parliament would any more
b'nk OF calling the Great Beggnr-man out,
han the shabby mendicant who stands mt {
he door of ST. Stephens, and begs your ,
onor for penny But, both Mr.. Ste
enson and myself, know what Virginia
sks and erpecfs of her sons. At least, thnt
hey should Mt all times show a willingness
D resent any indignny offered abroad to
heir country in their own person It
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

The Great Western brought the asionisb.
ing number Of I43 cabin passengers. All
her 13O berths were engaged before she ar.
rived oot. The London Times says" So
numerous were the applications made, and
OF course the number disappointed, ,ha,
premiums of twenty guineas have been Of.
tered, and would be given, for ber,hs on the
hrst refusal of vacancies from parties who
ny any accident might be prevented from
gong. ln one instance party having en-
gagged double berth. was written to in
Devonshire, to request accommodation for
passenger, if the whole were not absolute.
ly wanted.
"The Directors have fitted up every
yard Of disposable space on the deck, ms
well as below, in order to make room for
The number stated. Upon the eishty-seven
passengers home, and the $50 out. At 40
gu'neas passage money per head in the sa-
loon, and 80 guineas cabin, each way. the
Directors of the Great Western will have
received, therefore, upwards Of S,OOol ex-
elusive of the benefits derived from the con-
yeyance of goods, Of which the Great Wes-
tern brought from New York, to the extent
OF about 200 tons measurement"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

must be an empryoplannet not yet reduced
from vapor 10 liquid globose volume, az
ierw"rds to be converted into ocean md
earth and organic f,rmations.-N Y. Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

The Prince de JoinvilIe, in command of
the corvette Creole, sailed from Brest, in
France, on the LIST Of September, in COM
pany with friga,e aud brig to reinforce
tie Squadron now blockading Mexico.
Admiral Band'u smiled in The frisale, to as.
sume the command of the bIocknd;,, so-os
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

There was a dreadful storm in the neigh
borhood of smyrna July 9th. No less than
i3O bodies Of shipwrecked seamen bad been
found on the shores Of the Bosphorus.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

TkHAs.-The Mobile Register Of the
10th inst. states that letter was received
IN that city from Houston, dated Sep, 6.
announcing that Gen. Lamar had been e.
lected President of the Republic Of Ts,,s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

u The Naragansett run on rock called
" Governors Table," at the west end of Black
wells Island on herpassage to N. Y. on Tues
day morning last but got off without much dam
age. The Richmond got to New York about
half an hour before her.