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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02

'MALeAMAToN.--Desp doings have they
been having at Toledo! 'xciting times sar-
tingly! Itseems that gentleman barber, who
bears in his veins one quarter part of the sa-
Bile blood of Africa, took it into his curly head
to speak soft words about matrimony, in de
delicate ear OBJ de white gal. DE white gal
septed, and in due process Of time, the solem-
nifty was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Flagler.
But here began the difficulties! Such git
tin up stairs" never was seen. The 'ocracy,
feeling themselves injured, kicked up terri
bic Robbery, and the Reverend gentleman was
ordered to ssclare de kitchen" to the tune of
the g Toledo Grand March, or stand prose-
cution before Justice Lynch and quorum. But
this does not remedy the whole difficulty.
"The union, it must be dissolved" and how
to do it, "dat is de question" Some are 70.
divorcing the happy couple, but both refuse to
become parties to an application; others are
for prosecuting Sambo's parents for having the
yaller JsJer, but alas! 1T is not contrary to the
statute in such case made and provided
| What will be the result cannot be told, but
one thing is certain; there is evidence of de
strong demand for de white gal; and we heal
that the most popular tune among de peacea'
bic citizens, is ssLubly Rosa" Z
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02
We copy the following from the Cleveland

A ACARD.--The General Wayne, commanded
by Captain Pratt.-From the first running Of
steamboats, on Lake Erie, have had frequent
occasion to pass up and down the Lake, and
can truly say, the superior accommodations,
skilful management, marked ciulity and atten-
ton Of all engaged in conducting this floating
Hotel, were such as merited and receiv-
ed the commendation Of every passenger,
and confer honor upon the town that has built
ana placed her among the first class Of steam
boats now plying on Lake Erie.
A TRAVELLER FROM THE East,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02

TIE WHEAT CRoP.-There is every pros
pect of good crops Of winter grain, throughout
the whole of this part ofthe state. The wheat
looks well, the lateness of the season not hav-
ing injured it in the least.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02

MAD RIVER RAIL RoAD.--The Sandusky
Clarion contains an account of trip made by
the Editor, to Bellevue, upon this road, from
which place he returned in the space of forty
minutes, the distance being fifteen miles.
Great was the wonderment of the Editor, at
this new and delightful species of loco-motion,
and greater still was the astonshment of the
various tribes Of animalia that Witnessed his
progress. The dogs barked, as the Locomotive
flew past the hogs grunted, and the cattle toss-
ed their tails in the air and fled, believing ID
and ecstacy Of terrible delight at the strange
music Of the steam whistle.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02

BosroN AND ALBANY RAILROAD. his great
work is now under contract throughout the
whole Of that part Of the line, which lies in
the state Of Massachusetts,, and is to be finish
ed in less than two years. On the completion
Of this splendid avenue of commerce, another
competitor viii be in the field forthe rapidly in
creasing trade Of the great West. And no
despicable competitor will it be, for Boston has
the wealth, and old Massachusetts, the enter
prize and industry, to take hold with strong
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02

FoR CHIcAeo.-By reference to our adver-
tlsing columns it will be seen, that the Steam
boat Gen. Wayne leaves Buffalo for Chicago on
the nineteenth OF June. 3sl.a5E
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02
MAUMEE EXPRESS.
SATURDAY. JUNE Q, 1888.

C-.Aduertisements intended for this paper,
should be handed in as early as 1s o'clock on
Friday, to insure insertion.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02

The ELECTION In MIssIssIPPI.--The late
New York papers bring full returns from the
Congressional Election in Mississippi, proving
the election of the whig candidates, and show
ing handsome gain by that party. The re-
suit are as follows:
Number of votes polled, about 26, 600.
Prentiss' majority over Claiborne, s8s.
Do sc Davis, 1,312.
Wards majority over Claiborne, $50.
Do (" " Davis, 760.
Average Wing majority as1.
Average v. d. majority, los July, s,7es.
Average Wing gain, 4,4s4.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02

/. The Legislature Of Michigan has passed a
law, Offering two cents per pound premium on
all the beet sugar, nanulacturedin the State.
The late Legislature Of Massachusetts, re-
pealed the charters of eleven Banks.
The United States Land Office al Detroit
was broken open on the night Of the %. and the
books and papers taken from their places and
scattered about the room. Nothing was sto-
len.
A wife in Maine can, by a law of the state, di-
vorce herself from common drunkard.
General Dennis Kimberly Of New Haven,
Connecticut, has been elected to the Senate Of
the United States in the place Of Doctor
Niles.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02

hand in the great harvest, which the stores Of
agricultural wealth here will offer to the adj
venturous reaper.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02
Bank of the United States, NAV )

Hon. HENnr 4. PINcKEEY, Mayor
ofthe City of Charleston, s. G..
SaR--I am instructed BY the Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Bank Of the United States, to express
to che citizens Of Charleston, their very sincere
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

TinTea & Coffee Pots, elegant pat
Id tss,s iuss rss'd Of \. B. RobINS0NS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
40 Capitalists and Lumber
EEcasGFs.

THYHE KENNEBEC LUMBER COMPA.
n N.Y. are ready to contract for the Sale of five
or ten millions OF timber standing on their lard--tho
Chase Stream Jract''-or 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 Kenncbec River.
For aloan of five, ten, fifteen or twenty thousand
dollars i,r enc. two or three years, this Company
will pay six per cent interest seni-annuay, and
cure the same three times the value of good a.
valuable timber--by Mortgage of real Estate, or by
some other security that shall be ampie-good and
satisfactory
This is IA Joint Stock Company of 100 shares Of
81 ,232, each. The whole purchase, Capital
Stock is consequently 1928 200. more than one half
vt which has been pnid in by the Stockholders.
The officers Tor the ensuing year arc as follows
Tru>tecs-Hon. Rejoice Newton and William
Lincoln Esq of Worcester .l
President-Jesse w. Goodrich, of Worcester.
Directors David Wilder Jr. of Bath, (Me.). DR..
y4bel Fox, of Fiichburg, .Abel Bowers Of Leomin.
~, b. F. Smith of Worcester and Charles Bart
:. of Rutland,
Treasurer-Jesse W. Goodrich Of Worcester,
CYerk-Wnller johnson of Worcester.
.4gent-To superntend the cutting, hauling and
running of the timberupon the land and River
David Wilder Jr., of Bath. .,
Der, or to the said loan may he made either of the
subscribers andwill receive their prompt attention,
JESSE GOODRICH {le
DAVID WILDER JR.
Worcester, Mass, Nov. 9Th. 3wistcowostf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
WATASHA!

A N In ian Remedy for Consumption, Shifting Of
IA Blood, Asthma Colds, Coughs, Whooping Cough
and diseases Of the Lungs generally.
One Of The most valuable compounds ever vet prepar-
ed for the ncpient stages of Consumption and for the
removal Of diseases Of the lungs generally, rs aso for
scroula, is the BataSiG.
note from Rev. J. Spauldng, Secretary tf the
Western Education Society, was received by the pro-
prietor oftbe Waasa, certifying lis happy effect in
OF severe cough attended with pain in the side and
breast and Threatening 10 end in consumption. On
ing the above medicine, the cough md pain have tsp-
peared, and health has been rcsiored.p aH
Signed, ]. SPAULDING.
The following in a letter 10 the proprietor, is from
medical gentleman of eNttns,e ractce il New Yah.
and who has, for year past, bad disease Of the nngs
accompanied with he,nonllage:
81 have prescribed the Watasa in many cases with
success, and of this lam confident that the medicine ia
one OF the great ,ale in all of Scrolna,
panied with disease Of the Lungs. 1t has been of great
service to me, and believe without il, should
Another has been received from physician of aassn
chusetts:
Dear Sri obliged to to you for the recipe for
making your "Watasia - From my knowledge of the
medicinal properties OF each article in the compound,
was induced 10 Try il for AstnIac cough and otstrured
respiration with which had been aflict more than
three years have 'ktn nearly bottle. My cough
has subsidized, respiration is free and easy,
say feel entirely well. |. BAREOWS, NJ. ID.
will relate two three facts taken iiom lie diary
OF il Physician. March, 1888, was cal ed 10 visit
child OF N. f., of A. Had whooplg cough; third week
Of It's progress, paroX and daily Increasing III
severity. Knowing the component parts OF the ''Nn-
tasa and Judging that two articles in the
pound were indicated, aud believing that compounded as
they We're, they would he efficient than If given
lone was induced to prescribe small teaspoon
full four times day. ihe cough once paaied.
declined, and ceased entirely IN about Two weeks.
Case second-chI Of 5 b., Of >. Pintlaced VI hoo,-
ing Cough, 2montis standing; about II paroXi-ms ia
~ hours, coughing aud whoupns violent, vomiting, uss
OF appetite, elacatlon, rleepessnes SC. Prescribed
"Watast, with the coniI, nj expectation that would
afford relief at the end of week learned that the pa
ten was decidedly better In about two weeks the de.
liged father called my house, reported his child WE'LL
and desired bottle OF Watasa for his neighbour afllct
ed with cough.
Case 81. young man called at my house almost
hreahless and VIII esing with Asthma and desired bot
tie OF Waasa, remarklng that he had been necessarily
almost an hour walking mile, and that if he could
receive as much benefit from the Watasia' had his
heghbor, he would value the dollar. In three
weeks he called and very CHEEKY said, 81 have
walked all the way from Z. f. at ordinary pace, and
feel no Inconvenience. want bottle for Mr. S.,
my neehbor, who also has the Asthma"
JOHN WILKINSON.
Bath, July 2Gth 1888. II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16

M IE4E,S
Compound EXTRaCT Of TOMAT
A substitute for Calomel.


FEVHIS is the article which has become SO popu.
III lar, and of which much aas been written
and spoken in commentator of the Western and
Southern cities ofthe United States.
For sale in Bath, on Front Street, by
This is a season when torpid state Of the liver
and portal circle prevails, when bile accumulates
aud becomes redundant, laying The foundation to
those inflammatory and bilious f.vers, which, in
the latter part Of summer and in autumn, are 40
prevalent. 1t is not recommended to take med-
cine when in health; but let none mistake Tho
maukis, bitter taste and husky throat in the morn.
ing, the coated tongue, the morning headache,
drowsincss and thirst do mt bcspeak health, but
ON The contrary tell ola quick coming fever unless
the foundation is removed. And now while it is
not ie commended To dispense with the services of
the scientific physician in active disease, il is adj
vsahe TO preclude The need of such service by
tim,ly resort 10 some safe and efficient calartic
medicine. A Medicine thus safe and efficient will
be found in The
Miles Compound Extract of Tomato.
1t is admissible in al cases, where il is necessary
10 cleanse The sion ach aud bowels II removes OBJ
siruriion, and cxclles quick and healthy action of
the liver and other gaidular viscera Of the abdomen
Beng ifiusbe N its operation, it produces free
circulation in the vessels on The surface of The body
accompanied by n gentle perspiration. 1t does not
exhaust like drastic purges; sill its action is
Wcr>al and may DC often repeated, not merely with
safety ,bl with great benefit.
j. The component parts ofihis medicine fura
nlshcd Ia Physirans who may wish to use il.
For sale in Bath, on Front Street. by
Bath, jul, 26.h 1888. " J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
nNLow sPIRIrs.-Low spirits is certain

nN LOW sPIRIrs.-Low spirits is a certain
Y Estate of the mind accompanied by mdges ion
wherein the greatest evils are unprecedented upon the
slightest grounds, and the worst consequence i'm
aglncd. Ancient medical writers supposed this dis
ease to he cnnin to those particular regions of the
abdomen, technically called hypochondra, which
are situated on the right or left side of that cavity
whence comes 1he name hypochondrass.
SyMPToMs.--Ih common corporeal svs ptoms
are fatuIency in the stomach bowels, ucrid "rnc-
taiios cosiiveness. odic palms, elddnrss DIM
ness of sight, pa palons end often AN niicr aliili-
ty Of fixing the attention" up' any SUBJECT OF ih.I"r
lance or engaging in any thing that demands vigor-
or courage. Also l.nguidness--ihe mind becomes
irritable, thoughtful, desponding. melancholy and
detected accompanied with total arrangement OF
:he nervous system. The mental feelings and Pc
cuiar train Of ideas that haunt the imagination aud
overwhelm the Judgment. txh bit an minute diver
si.v The wiscs and best ofmc are open 10 thus
aff1iciion as the weakest.
CAUsE.--A sedentarv life of any kind, especially
severe study rolrac,cd To la,e hour in the night,
and rarcl, relieved BY soca intercourse ,nr exercise,
a disso'te haiti, cat excess IN eating and drink
ing The -'moderae USE OF me,cury, violent purgh-
tiyes the suppression nl some liabal tischhrgc, or
long continued eruption; relax non or debility OF
more important organs wlthln Tie apoo!iieh Is
II frequent cause.
TREATMENT 1.-The principal objects ottrcatment
are to remove Indigestion, 10 strengthen the body
and to enliven the spirits which may be promoted
by exercise, carly hours regular meals, and pleas
mt conversation. I he bowels Glcostive) being
carefully regulated l. the occasional use Ola mid
arericnt. we know nothing better ra'cu'a'en 10
obtain this end, than Dr., WIN. Evans 1rerlent
Pills.--b,ng mild and CERTAIN in their operation The
bowels being once clcansed, Lis inestiinable Caiho-
mile Pills (Which are tonic, anodvn. and anl;-sIas-
nodic) are an nallib y.ai without disI u'o
have proved great blessing 10 the numerous public.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
GITlZENS OF MAINE J. Beware of Counter
q / Cit Rrnndreih's PILE. sold hy one A. L. Nor

~ITIZENS OF MAINE beware of Counter
q felt Brandrelh's Pills, sold by one A. l.. Nor
cross, Of IIalIowel. Maine. Said Norcross' Pills
are filthy composition, entirely different in their
effect from The genuine Gfany effect they do have)
wichis very doubtful. | would not forget to give
The said A. l.. Norcross The credit of making the
cumsesi poores apology for Brandreth's Pills that
have ever seen, although have examined some
fifty or sixty different specimens Of Counterfeit
Brandreth's Pills. This said Norcross has dastard-
" impudence TO impose upon honest merchants his
spurious issues, with guarantee that they are the
genuine Brandretf's Vegetable Universal Pills.
which is a base fabrication Honest citizens, please
have an eye on this decciving villain, and govern
yourselves accordingly, when you wish TO purchase
Brandreihss Genuine Vegetable Medicine.
B. BR.ANDRETH, NJ. d.
10 Hanover street, Boston, (Mass.) 3ml1
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
SHIP CHAND l. E r Y.

A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
IN and for sale by ZiNA HYDE & Co, Front
street. Bath; including .CORbAGE, Manila and
Tarrcd from the manufactures of Plymouth, Mar
bIehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth, Duck aud Irvine of most descriptions.
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted.
CHAIN Gables, Sheets and Tics Of Boston
manufacture from English refined iron and war;
rantcd for two years. also English Chains. Bolt {,
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, with
9th r Castings of all descriptions.
W;ndlsss Nscks and Capstan Spindles.
ZINC SHEATHLNG NAILS, a new and appro-
pirate article ss.
NAVAL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts ltfp ate fsaa
Many ofthe above articles, can suitable notice
be delivered to the purchaser at his place of bust
ness, direct from the mandatory free Of expense
to him. and at the manufaetor's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 80, 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
Commissioners Notice.

0DHE Subscribers, hereby give notice, that they
have been appointed hy the Judge OF Probate
for the County of Lncoln-to receive and examine
the claims of the several creditors to the estate OF
GEORGE B. MITCHELL, late Bath in said County,
Merchant deceased represented insolvent. That
six months from the 2lst day Of February inst. are
allowed said creditors 10 bring in and prove the
clain,s-and that We will attend that servi'e at the
Counting Room ofCark & Sewal in Bath on the
second Monday ofMarch next and the five following
months ut o'clock p M.
Dated at Bath this 18th day Of Feb: A. u; 1888
DAVID C. MAGOUN.
FREEMAN CLARK.
M.r.ha tf49.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
SALAMANDER SAFES

TnHE subscriber ser has established Isl himself in l
above named Safes; and begs leave TO introduce
them to the public as an article which will stand
heat sufficient TO melt Pig Iron without being in.
iured; they are constructed on plan entirely diff
iierent from those now in use; being lined with a
Cement which resists the action of heat, as has
been proved in furnace in N York, heated sui
fcienty for 10 hours to melt the stones of which
the furnace was built when The Safe was taken out
unininred.
ali orders punctuaily attended too.
c. LEAVITT JR.s
AoEsrs.. In Portland, Little & Son. In sasss
Mellen and Simonds.
Bath, March 9, 1888. - omSi.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
KuHHE nIFFERENCE.-It cannot be denied

HHNHE DIFF EhENOC.--ll Cduuot bO oS'ee
h tlat whilst many medicines winch recon-
mended to the public have not even the mega
tive merit fharmessness there are Others when II
would be great niustness indeed, and suicidal pre-
iiidice 10 involve, untred in common condenna-
tion And when medicine comes endorsed with
all the great names that lave adorned the annals oil
The medical profession. and warranted by the seal
and signature OF long and Uniform success, It's pro-
prie,or makes no unreasonable demand upon The
public confidence, when he claims torita superior
consideration.
VIM Evans is ndnniaby entitled 10 this envlabe
distinction, tor which no medical authority in exs-
tence condemns il, every medical practitioner That
is acquainted with il freely acknowledges us pre-
eminent virtues and that The latter should do SO IN
opposition 10 their personal interests. must be atlrb-
uted either 10 their cador and love of truth, or 10
their unwlIngness to fly in tho face of all observa-
lion, and the testimony of thousands.
DIR. w EVANS does not pretend that his Camo-
mile Tonic Pills will cure all diseases. He frankly
and conscieniousy admits that they will not. lie
LAYS no claim to the discovery ofth Philosophers
Sfone' and wishes nobody 10 believe that he sells
the "Elixr of Life, hut he does say that he does
believe, and he prove that in debility and i'm.
paired constitutions. in Nervous disease of d kinds
in weakness ofthe digestive organs; in inciplcft
consnp,ioils, whether OF the lungs the liver; in
the dreadful debility occasioned by the use ofpurga-
tives; in palsy, rheumatlsn (n,ore especlaly) IN
the slcknesses incident to mothers. and TO females of
relaxed nerves, in every case Of dclirun trelnens
or that disease which is brought, on BY uemperanre
in The wrechcd horrors of mind and body which
accrue from occasional ncbriciy; loss of appetite,
lansuor melancholy, pains in the head, limbs. or
side, in corrupt, ,allow and uncomev compilations
caused by the bad state Of the fuids-in all these
cases and in others mentioned in The hills of dircc-
lions given with his medicines. lie DOES say,
that lie CAMOMII.E TONIC PILLS. interharg.
ed occasionally with his APE Ri NT EMILY
PILLS Uhc best know,) which are sold with them
will effect immediate rclie and II used but for fair
period of trial "A perfect cure Ills much is placed
beyond doubt by dlly TESTIMONIES which would
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
r,ders0m,s IabOr-saUing soap.

a rDdersOn7S IabOf-saCIhS sOsp.
UNor sale, Wholesale or Retail by
e. LEAVl1T Jr Agent.
Cleans without rubbing or pounding.
Full direction (Prin,ed) accompanying the soap
TRY it. M
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-16
For Sale.
WANTED.
Assignment.

T1fJE creditors of Willard Walker, Of Bath in the
i County of Lincoln, Tin plate worker, are hereby
notified that he has made assignment to us of all his
estate excepting such property as is by law exempted
from attachment for the benefit Of all his creditors, to be
equally distributed among such shall become parties
10 said assignment, by calling either Of the subscr-
bers. JACOB hOblNsON.
Bath. June 9TH 1888 EBENEZER CLAP.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-26

W THIS invaluable medicine has, unadsd by pufery
lis unialng efficacy in removing the ncpent symptoms Of
that deadly tie human Consumption or in radical
ly advanced stage Its coneomilants, csds
coughs asthma, Influenza Group wheopng cough and all Ia
hammatory affections OF the chest and lungs offered 10 the
available 10 even the classes Uaser climate
avey Tor some remedy pleasant It's action and efeens
It's TO remove in their birth those symptoms which,
preparation, such remedy presented the community in
The PICTORIAL Honey OF the unfsisg efficacy Of
bJ many of respectable citizens who having
rienced lis beneficial effects, have Voluntarily authorised the
proprietor 10 refer 70 them sufferer anxious escape on
the diseases above alluded 10.
In all fdicult in breathin caused by nfamma
ten the cnestor the Pectora Heney Livsrwou
will be Invaluable and unng Of relief ope
In those distressing complaints incident, children, Group,
whoopng cough3a il Is the only certain remedyaRd Ia
ags.s, The sgproachesof consumption In fact the national
MOTE IL ru s Unum moi in the sense Of usy from
meoieamsns may with peculiar propriey be applied 70 ths
For sale by JAMES o HOW'LL, sole proprietor, corner
Oeotl, McKrssona Co. l45 Maiden Lane.
Adamson Cld, $50 Broadway and Bewery:
Of James TaTaat of Greenwich and Warren stS
George .. Cosgsshap, corner ofPearl and Rose SIS.
Nv Bush. coratr Of IIammersley and varick SITS.
Allen M! ingersolI Graad c9rner Of HorfolA st.
Ceugnacq, SO Chatham ST.
Blagreve Powers, Brooklyn, L.
Dr. Elias s' Trisstt Poug6ieepsie, N.Y.
Henry Ra ~les n Co. Albany.
W. Bristol, Utica, NY.
Luther Kelly Co Geneva,N.Y.
J. d. Phillips, Newburg.
sss Gsgpen De sns s'T Hartford Conn
David Mitchell New Haven
T.. Thorton. jr. New Bedford, Mass
T. l. Baker Charleston, sc.
10 avoid poinment purchase bottle with
GU, Ss,I ne .o and country