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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-12
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ting last, Mr. Samuel Greene formerly Of this town.
Al Tiverton, on Monday last, Deacon Samuel
Taber in the 9Sth year of his age.
Al WEXFORD, on Wednesday last. Mrs. Eliza.
beth Shaw, Wife of DR.. WIN. q. Shaw, aged "a
years.
Al Providence, on the soth ult, Philip Crapo'
ESQ, aged II years-On "Wednesday last, Miss
Caroline Bowen, I'd daughter of Henry Bowen
ESQ.,. in the 18th year Of her age.
At North-Providence on the lith ut., Mrs. Ann
Manchester, widow Of Mr.. VIM. Manchester, oil
Tiyerton, in the SD year Of her age.
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1889.
The American,
Old Farmers,
Rhode Isand,
Christian,
hniSIavery, and
Fancy AInanacks,
'.. for 1899, for sale at
Nov. IL. JAMES uAMMOSD'S.
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PILES.

PILES.
DROPSY, SWELLINGS,
AL SORES, RHEUMATISM.
1T is abso lutely asserted on the most pos'n's
III proof, ubat the above complaints are arrested
and cured by tie timely use Of Hays LInmen'- !.
Is impossible to find room in this paper TO presen'
those proofs which are conclusive and convincing
They may be seen at length a. below.
The true article has a splendid engraved wrapPea,
with agent. and proprietor's name. Can a.
Fletcher srect nesr MAIDEN Lane. one door beio"
Pearl street. where the article Is sold.
SOLOMON HAYS.
FLORENCE, Ala. Sept. 9th, iS5o,
GENTLEMAN ofiIe ~ CHEST standing M thrs Dwn VINO
bas been dreadfuIIy afflicted with the Blind Pi'es d
the Last 26 years called upon me ana heey come.
sed 10 me his situation. Aier describing The sever
nv of tie somrsaint, he remarked he had not been
60 well for 20 year. vss, as he was al mat no"e,
H.. bad ned oae bo ile only Of Hays ido'nen' 10
u.e hi. own words he said " the whole human 'anp
liz who we're thus afflicted, ought TO be p'aoe So'
ansin,ed with this medicine. 4, pIrss
Signed, -. ~ - 49,, .,,;cs
Inc one., .,p,"t, nor. 2l.
Sold in Newpon b. r. ). TAYLOR
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BADNESS.
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF ia

BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF NhIR,
; the grsndest ornament belonging TO the human
u frame How strangely the loss ofii changes the
counienance and prematurey brings on the appear
ance Of old age which causes many TO iecoil at be.
ing uncovered, aud sometimes even shun society 10
avoid the ess md sneers of their acquaintance The
remainder cf their lives is consequently s5ent IN ye
,ircment. In short not even the loss OF property
fills the gonerons thinking youth with that heavy
sinking gloom as does the loss o his hair. 10 avert
all these unpleasant circumstances, OLBEIDGE'S
BALM OF COLUMBIA stops The hair from .al.
ling oil on the hrst application and few hotties res
torres il again ltlikewise produces eyebrows and
whiskcrs; prevents the hair from turning gray
makes il curl beautifully. aud frees il from seori
Numerous certificates of the first responsibility in
support Of the virtues Of Olbridges Balm are shown
by the propretors,
W Read the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor o
Philadelphia has certified, ms may ba seen below {
TO the high character ofhe following gentlemen
The uDdersigned do hereby certify that We have
used the Balm OF Columbia discovered by J. Old
bridge and have found il highly sci vceabe not only
~ preventive against tie falling oil of hair but al
40 u certain restorative. e,
WM, THATCHER, sem,
Methodist Minister ia ST. George ch,uch.
! No &c North Filih.st
JOHN y. INGL1S. 33l Arch-st.
JOHN ID. THOMAS. M. ID. 1853 Races
JOHN y. FUREY. l0I Spruce-st.
HUGH McCURDY, 243 South 9Th 81.
JOHN GARD. jr. l23 Arch-st
II will certain " its virtues in the cstimaiio,
oil the public, when Il IL known that three of the a
boye signers arc more than so years OF age, and ,l
others not less than 80
From the Mayor,f
COMMONWEALTH or PENNsfLvATIA1
City OF Philadelphia,
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor or sad city o
Philadelphia. do hereby certify that an, we'll nc
qnainted with Messrs j. J.. Inglis John 8. Furcy
aud Hugh McC1rdy, whose names nre signed 10 III,
above certificate that they gentlemen of oI,arac
ter and responsibility and as such fall credit shonId
be gwen to the said certificate.
In witness whereof have bereunto set my baud
and csnset The seal ofile city 10 be affixed
l.. y. This sixth day OF December, Sc.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor
| CAUTlON-Obse That each bottle of the gen
nino Balm has splendid engraved wrapper, on
which is represented the Falls OF Niagara tie agent,
name, sc.
Sold by II. J. TAYLOR, Ias Thanes-.t
| Novel.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Dec. G

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot. ]
At market 375 Beef Cattle, 10 Stores, 200 sheep
and ll15 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-A small advance was eff
iscted, and We quote to correspond. First quality
IS S- second quality 81 30 third quality
3 80 Sc 30.
Stores-we noticed a few sale. only, except
working oxen.
Sheep-All at market we're of a fair quality
A few lots we're sold at 25, 2 80 and ~ IS.
Stcine--Sales were little better Than last wee
lots to peddle we're sold at s a for Sows, aud a
Z for Barrows at retail 6 81.
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DttO.

10 this town on Thursday last, Mr.. Wing sPoo-
Ber. in the 10th year Of bis age.
On FRIDAY evening Mrs. Eizsbeih y B5nisier.
WIDOW OF The late Mr. John Baniser, aged II years.
10 Mioclcigwn. on Tusisy evening 4ih INST,
Mrs. Sarah Greene, wife ofAir. Samuel Greene
and daughter Of The late Mr.. Edwsud Stsnhope. Of
his town.
i; The Asylum in Portsmouth,. on Friday morn.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, De-

TUESDAY, Dec. bth.
Ship Acasta, Swan, from East Coast Of Patago-
MIA with 300 bblS. whale & 30 bbls sperm Oil.
bound to Stonngton.--Capt Swan was at Pernam-
buco in October and was informed, that the sch'r
Sailors Return, Capt. Smyey, Of this port, was
cast away on Cape ST. Roque--did not learn any
further particulars.
Sch'r Olive, Phillips, from Taunton for Hart
ford.-Sloop Eliza Nichols, Atkins, from NewBed-
ford, for New York
FRIDAY, Dec Tth.
Schrs Sultan Shorts, from Boston, for Will
mington.-Clover, Curtis, from do. for N. Carroll
Briggs, from do foe Alexandria.
Madison Kelly, from Portland. for New York.
-Oseola, Nye, from Fall River for Wareham.
SATURDAY, Dec. g.
Brig Barclay, Thomas, of fNewburyport IA days
from Mayagusz, Porto Rico wind bound bur
led the lst mate, VIM. w. Hicks, of New York,
aged "a who died the 9th inst at sea. 4 men sick.
Vessels lef( at Mayaguez, P. Rico, viz: brig AT
rica, Rowland, of Boston, loading for Europe
Schr. James, Busick Of Norfolk, discg. 10 sail LIST
December-Schr Patriot. Ames, of Machias, 26
days from Norfolk, arr. Oath November.
Soop Independence, Stewart. fiom Fall River
for New York.-Hero, Read, from New York, for
Providence -Amity, Munro, from Providence,
for New York.
SUNDAY Dec 9th.
Sloops Hope. Pilman, from New York. for Bris-
tol-ISaac II. Borden, Brown, from New York,
Tor Fall River.
MONDAY, Dec. TO-
Sch'r David Pratt, Pratt ofN. Yarmouth from
TobaSco for New York, with Loswood-lost one
man, and hardly a man fit for duty on board.-No-
vember 25th lat "a 4S. long 80 20, spoke ship By
ron, from New York, for New Orleans
Emily, Barnard, from Baltimore. for Fall River.
CLEARED.
Ship AcaSta, Brewster, Sionington.
Soop Resolution, Davis, Providence.
Do. Agent. Pratt, do.
Do. Hero, Read, do.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
At Constadt Oct. 16, Ship VIM. Engs, Vaughan,
of this port
Arr. at New Orleans Goth ult Ship Palestine,
Litlefeld, 80 days from Liverpool.
! At Mobile Nov. 2Sth sch'r Export, Pratt, from
this port.
| AT Havana Nov. 18th, sch'r Concord, Coe. from
this port.
Scb'r Hannah, Boss, of this port for New Orl.
cleared at Philadelphia Goth nit
Sloop Caroline. Barker. % days from Havan;
for this port, was iowed into Norfolk on the 2Stl
ult by Pilotboat, with loss of mastS, sails. &c
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In this town. on THURSDAY evening last, By the
Rev Mt Howard, Mr.. Alexander B. Burdick. to
Miss Mary n. Coggeshall, daughter Of the late Mr..
Freedom Coggeshall all Of this town
In Middletown, on Wednesday last. BY the Rev.
MIR. TAYLOR. Mr.. HeDIy B. Underwood, Of this
town. to Miss Margaret, daughter OF DR. William
Richardson. Of Portsmouth.
Al Providence on Sunday evening 2d inst. Mr.
Corpeliu. Bennett. Master U. 5. Navy, to Miss
Huldah Barlow, Of Providence.
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Ncw.York. Dec. $, 1888.

A morning paper admits that the discount on
uncurrent money was never lower than at this
time, thereby disproving the rallying cry Of the
Federaists in behalf Of National Bank, for the
protection of the mercantile community.
EGG. Post.
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s.EG.Ea soIccGs
FOR SACRED MUSIC.

1ENHE Subscribers have opened Singing
II School, two evenings in each week. which
on and after Saturday next, will be heldm ArmoIy
Hall.
Terms for each Subscriber 81 80 for 3 months
and Books furnished free Of any expense to Sub
scnbers. Subscription Papers at the stores o. Col
q. Marsh. ian. Mr.. James Hammond, +. Stacy
IT, and w. IA. Barber.
~ B. The music selected Is entirely new anf
never performed 10 this place.
r. STACY. JR.
Dec. IL w. X. ATkINsON.
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NOTICE.

LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, RI.
DECEMBER Ist, 1899,
GF- Persons calling for them ,oiH please
say :" adUertiscd," as they are placed in a
separate boz.
A Miss Lavina James
John ID Austin X
Robert Armstrong Miss Sarah g Kemp
Miss Rhoda Ann Al'ny l.
Phebe Allen Peleg Lawton
B Mrs Elizabeth s Lawton
Henry y Brus,er NJ
Joseph Briggs Mrs Ph, be Munro
Joseph $ Bivcn Miss Sarah Morrison
w Randall Parker
Mrs Nancy Barker Pm Newell
Mrs Bailey
Miss Lucy Bishop Charles Pickford
Caroline ) Bulnrd Faston Peabody
Catherine Boyd Miss Clsrssa Psckhan
Samuel Clarke George g Root
John = Cornell Richard Reed
Alexander Crowel
Thomas + Crandall Henry A Sar's6n
Lewis Calps Miss Susan Salisbury
Mise Sarah Carle Martha Sprague
Principal Of the Deaf and Johr Tompkns Jr
Dumb Asylum w
Mr. Davis Samuel Wescou
Charles T Dspree Wilbur
ID % Deyoe Thomas Wilbour
Miss ID l. Dix MIDDLETowN
u James y Gardner
Wm Gardner hursrown
WI. W N r,een C'e. William w Briggs
e. Green i"s"
Mr. susan I Gel.,op Michael Shanly
Ceo,,c A Crav Thomas Bright
n jeremiah Finn
| r., I,h.z JJaves inn Michael McGilI
| WaI,n Uolowav George BvanDen
! rd,.a,d n U,z,rd Patrick Jones
/ I uo,-or,h Patrick Cox
! I Bailey Hall James asneI
/ Miss Elizabeth Hall Phhp ouliNan \,
w ilam Johnson X. TX. CARR, T. W.
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Probate NOTICES.

COURTef PROBATE, Newport Dec. 3, 1886.
IN HE first Administration account on tho estate
ofGREEN BURROUGHS, late OF New
port, decd. was presented for allowance II is or
dered that the same be received, and the considera-
ton thereof be referred tos Court Of Probate TO be
holden a, the State House in Newport, on the first
Monday in January next, at O'Clock A. M, and
that previous notice be given by publishing copy Of
this order three several times in the r. L. Republicans,
that all persons interested may appear at said time
and place, and be heard,
A True copy Wines,
u. II. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26
nNLow sPlR1Ts.-Low spirits is a certain

AN LOW SPlRITS.-Low spirits is certain
V y tate of the mind, accompanied by lndIgestlon'
wherein the greatest evils arc apprehended upon the
slightest grounds, and the worst consequence I'M
agined. Ancient medical writers supposedtbls DIS
ease to be confined to those particular regions OF the
abdomen, technically called hypochondrIa, winch
are situated on theright left side of that cavity
whence comes the name hypochondriass.
SYMPTOMS The common corporeal symptoms
are flatulency in the stomach bowels acrc eruc-
tations, cosiveness spasmodic palms. gddness, dim
ness ofsght paptatons and ofien an uitcr inapili-
tv of fixing the attention upon any subject OF impor-
tance, or, engaging in any thing that demands vlgor
or courage. Also languidness-the mind becomes
irritable, thoughtful, despondlns, mciancnoly anu %
detected. accompanied with total arrangement Of
the nervous system. The mental feelings and pc
culiar train OF ideas that haunt the inauguration and
overwhelm the judgment, exhibit an lnfnite over
sity. The wisest and best of men are as open 10
this afiiction as the weakest Il,
severe study protractedto late hour IN the night,
and rarely relieved bysocla intercourse ,or xercse
dissolute habit great excess in eating and drink
ing, the immoderate use OF mercury, vioient Pufga
tives the suppression Of some labltuai dischargeor
long continued eruption; relaxation or deDiiity Of
one or more, mportant organs within the abdomen
is frequent cause.
1REATmENr--The principal objects of trca linen
are, to remove indigestion. 10 strengthen TUE oooy
and to erlven the dsirts which may be promoted
by exercise, early hours. regular meals and Peas
an conversation The bowels Qt cosiiye) being
carefully regulated b the occasional use oi a mid
aperient We know nothing better caleulaied to
obtain this end, than DR.. Wm. Evans s .4petltnl
Pis-beng mild and certain III Their opeiail"n, ne
bowels being once cleansyd. his nest''nabie caiho-
mile Pills, (Which are tonic ,anodyn and ani-spas-
modic) are an infallbe remedy, and without dispute
have proveda great blessngto the numerous puoiic
Some physicians have recommended Tree use o1
mercury, hut Should noi be resorted to as IN
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26
New England r'Evuss Manias-
factory.

NN II Subscriber respectfully informs the r''izeas
~ of Ia,l and It's yicpv that he cntinu's 10 n'ar
uiae,ure rHUSSES OF EV Ell DLst i,lF ION
at the old stand, in PostoD, No. 3Oo Washington
Street, Entrance in Temple Avenue, Up Siaiis
Having had l8 years experience, in which he has
afforded relief about 500 for tie last thIce or four
years. all may rest assured OF relief who call alo Try
'rrusses of his manufacture.
n y,rhe public are cautioned against the many
Quacks who promise what they cannot perform
Having won the different kinds of Tnsses more
or less ihat have been offered to the public Tor the
twenty years past, from different patent nanufaciH-
ries he is now able to decide, alter ,xam.nlng tho
rupture, what sort Of Truss is best TO adapt 10 al the
diff rent cases that occur, and he has On hihd as
rood Ir,isses and will furnish any KIND Of Truss rs
Cheap rs can be had esew here. Any person that
pure hases Truss this cstablisn nj, ii docs not
suit, can exchange until they well suIIed without
extra charge -
j. T. F. manufactures as many as twenty differ
en kinds OF Trussrs, among which are the Patent
Elastic Spring Tfusscs. Niih Pads Trusscs With
out steel springs; these give relief in all cases
of rupture and in large portion rrO0nce per
feet cure they can be worn night ard day. I'm
proved Hinge and Pivot Trisses, Umbilical Spring
Irrsses made in four different WAYS. and 1russcs
with Bail and Sockei Joints. Trusses loi Prolnpsus
Ami; by wearing which, persons ircuilrd wilh a
Dccant of the rcctum, can ride on lors, hack With
perfect ease aud dsaftty. Mr. +. also makes rtisscs
or ProIapsus Ulcri, which have answered d III cases
Knee Caps, and Back Boards aiwa,s kept
on hand As a matter of convenience, and rot o!
speculation, the undersigned will keep on hard the
following kinds from other manufacturers. Which
they can have ifhs do not su tiem aftcr lair
trial. they can exchange for any oitIen; Dr.. Ilnlis,
Reads Spiral Truss; Randalfs do; Farr's do;
Sain,on's Ball 4 SockeI, Sherman Patent i'reGch,
do Marshs Improved Tluss; Baicmins Is %;
ShaL. RS Rocking Tfusses; licintzlemar India
Rubber Pad, made in Philadelphia; Ivory turned
Pad Trnsscs Stones do. Doubled and Single
also Trusses for Children, all sizes.
The subscriber makes and keeps on hand, Shoes
for deorned and crooked feet .ad is doing his Every
week. for children and infants in this city. and from
out Of the city. Specimens of his workmanship may
be seen at the Mandatory.
He likewise informsindividuals hn viii not make
their complaints knowItoany one. except when he
is permitted to refer tothem--it being misfortune,
and young persons do not want their cases Edown.
Trusses repaired at the shortest notice.
l-YLades wishing for any of the instruments will
be waited upon by Mrs FosTER AT The above place.
That the public may be satisfied Of lis ability Eo
efers them to the Certificate # Doctor Warren, re-
rceiyed more Il an two years since also from Dizzy
Peers, East Boston.
J. FREDERIC FOSTER.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26
40 Capitalists ;snsi Atuaalber
Dealers.

vWyHE "KENNEBEC LUMBER COMPA-
Fl NY"are ready to contract for the Sale of five
or ten millions OF timber standing on their lapd-the
" Chase Stream Tractor for four to six millions
of first rate Pine, which they about TO cut the
coming winter, delivered on the banks, or at any
the Mills along the Kennebec River.
For loan of five, ten, fifteen or twenty thousand
dollars, for enc, two or three years, this Company
will pay six per cent interest semi-ennualy and Sc
euro the same on three timcsssthe value of good a.
vaable timber-by Mortgage of real Estate, or by
some other security that shall be ample-good and
satisfactory.
This is joint Stock Company of 100 shares Of
AL ,232, each The whole purchase, or Capital
Stock is consequently $l23 200. more than one half
of which has been paid in by the Stockholders.
The officers Tor the ensuing year are as follows:
Trustees-Hon. Rejoice Newton and William
Lincoln Esq. of Worcester
President Jesse w. Goodrich, of Worcester
Dircctors-David Wilder Jr. Of Bath, (Me.). DIR.
.abcl Fox, of Fitchburg, 4bel Bowers Of Leomin-
~, B. T. Smith Of Worcester aud Charles Bart
=. of Rutland, 81
7reasuer-Jesse w Goodrich of Worcester,
Czcrk-Walter Johnson Of Worcester.
.Agent-Te superintend the cutting, hauling and
running of the timber upon the land and RIVER
David Wilder Jr., of Bath.
All communications relative TO the Sale of tim
ber or the said loan may be made TO either of the
subscribers andwi receive their prompt attention,
JESSE GOODRICH
DAVID WILDER JR.
Worcester, Mass, Nov. 9Th. Swis&eowostf
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26
SHIP CHANDL Err Y

"A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
N and for sale by zINA HYDE & Co, Front
street, Bath; including CORDaGE, Manila and
Tarrcd, from the manufactures of Plymouth, Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth, Duck and Twine of most descriptions
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted. ss
CHAIN CABLES, Sheets and Tics OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
raned for two years; also, English Chains. Bolt +
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Mails, with
othsr Castings of all descriptions.
Windlsss Nsclss and Capstan Spindies.
ZINC SHE.4THLrG NAILS, new and appro-
pirate article
NAVAL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch.
Ship Blocks aud Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered TO the purchaser at his place of busi
ness, direct from the manaactory free of expense
to him, and at the manufaeior's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 80, 1888,
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26
TO the EsasUIic.
CHARLES III COLSON

From the blind institution in Boston gives notice
that he will manufacture the best of Mattresses, and
all kinds ofcusions for chairs, pews &c oftbtbest
materials and lowest prices, at the dwelling house
ofMr Eben. Cosen, next north Of MIR John Parish
ey's stable.-He will warrant his work TO be done
n a faithful and workmanlik manner.-Havin
misfortune to be entirely deprived of sight, and in
endingto devotehis whole time to the above bus-
-ess he soieits share ofpublic patronage
Pleasecall and examine the work.
Specimens ofmy work can be seen at the Storeot
w Ledyard. If
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26
Commissioners Notice to
Creditors.

w Probate for tho County ofLincon, to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors Of BEN
JAMlN r. WEIGH late Of Bath in said County
Mariner, deceased, whose estate is represented in
solvent; give notice, that six months, commencing
the twenty first day of February instant, have been
allow ed 10 said creditors to brng in and prove their
CLAIMS and that we will attend the service assign
ed US at the Office of Ebenezer Clap in Bath in said
County, on the lst Monday Of March next, and on
ahe irst Monday of the Ave following months from
q o'clock to Eve O'Clock P. M on each ofsaid sa id
DAYS Dated at Ba tn this 2lst day ofFebruary in the
year of our Eord Eighteen Hundred and thirty
eight. EBEMM CLAr:
JOSEPH SEWALL.
March 1929,
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26
Important to Pensioners.

Important to Pensioners. An act of
Congress, passed the 9th Of April, 1888,
directs that s'all money which has been OF
may hereafter be transmitted to the Agents
for paying Pensioners, which may have re-
mained, or may hereafter remain in the
hands of the Agents unclaimed by any
Pensioner or Pensioners fol the term of
eight months after the same may have be-
come due and payable. shall be transferred
to the Treasury of the United States; and
that all Pensions unclaimed as aforesaid.
shall be thereafter payable only at the
Treasury of the United States, and out of
any money not otherwise appropriated"
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26

SCENE IN A COUNTRY School RooM.---
Here John! come up here! Now sir,
where did you get such a dirty face?' No
answer. Where were the young pigs,
when you sucked the old sow No ans
wcr, and whack over the head from the
pedagoeue's rattan. why don't you ans
ver?' with another whack. 'Boo-eo-oop
Whack, again. 'Boo---on 'tother side,
bco-oo---suckin' with you sir' Take your
seat you scamp.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-04-26

Who knows ary thing, in any part of the
country, of one William ]. Wikersoni The
Selectmen of Litchfeld, Me-, say he came
to that town in March, 1888. from Lyme,
Con-, that ip May following he suddenly
disappeared. There are ref orts that he
was murdered, and suspicious implicate
individuals believed to be innocent. 1fhe
is living, they wish to hear Of the fact, for
the sake of all concerned. Aug. Banner.