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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR RICHARDSON 5 celebrated Sherry Wine
b y Biiers for the cure of all those prevalent
diseases. called, Dyspepsia, Jaundi e, Billions or
Liver C,nipaints, Dizziness or Headache, Wander-
ing settled pains, sinking Fainlness, Nervous
Debility Costiveness, Piles and all general de-
rangelnent of health, caused BY an unhealthy state
of the stomach and bowels which have been Justly.
STYLED the :" storehouse Of disease. These Billcrs
have proved a certain and speedy remedy. They
preclude the necessity Of using Pills. Dr. Il. ron
sid,rs It unnecessary 10 publish long list of putting
recommendations upon which the whole merits OF
many advertised T. rdicinrs depend
GTCAUTiON TO PURCHASERS.--7 They arc
put up in fat Bot lea with the following words blown
in the glass S. Q. Richardson's Bii'ers. South
Reading, Mass" with label which covers the
cork, and be sure that FAC FIMILE # mysicnaturo
is upon The label that the cork cannct bc drawn
without destroying it. also a FAC SMILE of my sig.
nature tIpon the outer envelope without which none
are genuine. The great success of this medicine
has induced n number OF unprlnc'pled persons :"
initiate il in various ways. Remember his Bitiers
cannot be Obtained of pedars Oh amy pre,encc what
ovcr.
p.s. Barnard, G. W. Skinner, Travelling Agont.
for tho New England States. Prepared f"m Med.
cinal planis and ronts al Richard Labatory-sold
Wholesale and retail ut his office, No 10. Hanover
street, Boslrp, and by mos, Druggists throughout
the ~ E. Sizes Merchants in tho country can
receive them snfely packed in boxes by f'rwarting
an order, and the usual dstorht will BIZ allowed on
the SALE Price IS cts per Bottle. His dry Et,srs
put up in pressed form are 50 cts per paper.
The genuine are sold wholesale and retail Mt my
office, No Is, Hanover 81 REEF, Bos,"n: and
by p Hall. IT, druggist, corner Of Elm and Union
streets, also b MY advertised agents, -.
Wilkinson, 9 WHI'iI.n, 9WsM, Bath p
Fuller, J Ladd, Augusta; F sraihh,on,s Adams"
kalowcl; S Gay jr, C larhcI. cT3aincr. To"lh,
achcr u Thomas, J W Avery < CO, Rlrhnanl
Village; sampson, Metrow Bowd"iniia'H VIZ,
! lagr; w bennett Il. Go. 7honshani: W hln's'
ray, Geo Willi-.on, Brunswick; q ID tlo.hr'ok,
Frecpori; 7 Chase, if. North Yarmouth.
! IT. Kelley, W W Lincoln, A Cartrr, d c Coles
,rorthy anil f Bradbury, Portland; A Berry, $
l. Goodar. .McIntre & I'nrk. Saen; $ .uIiihea.
Scarboro'; Bryo"t & Harren, Jordan. D ftmich +.
Kennebunk: S Hntrh .Nnr'ce7, Hcls; ! H
! Spear. OgunqIit; 5 4 DoHg'as, .3dams, York !;
" Ha,ccs. g ID Mason, Wcsrbroak + H"n''s,
! tuxion J Rmncry. il"l'is { 7nulor, Waicrloro !;
3 F. fhodiourne, Alfred; j lori, $ Hobbs. Nnrth
rcrwick " Noble. Great Falls; a A Tufts, De-
yer. N. H.; y D"diey, Goodwns Mills Porks Il
Hison, South berwick; T. Damn, " TaWUr.
/ W ,<cns>ct; " G Rollins, Newcastle.
| Apr 81. IS:0. Gm5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
MN OFTAT's LIFE MISUNDERSTANDING

RH OFTAT"S LIFE MEDiCiNES-REANI-
lYH NATION. - When the most important
mncnns Of life suspended and those who are
inyaIldS hv Inheritance or mprndrncc are reduced
tn drporahln State of nervous debility, They shond
o, even then despair, for it is not in despair ,ha,
relief ran lie found. No. Let them first look n
round. and, laying aside all prejudccs, ask them
selves this question lfmy pl y>ciap cannot help
ne, is his rrInlrd skill my only resort? =
Perhaps at that moment III, heading of this nd
vrrii-cncn'. "Moffais Life M,diclnes, would
catch their eye; aud were they in truth divcstcd
of foolish prrjidics they might perhaps be induced
10 inquire whether Mr. MGfals theory and trent
men, of diseases, differed from that of their OWE
physicians. They would then learn that il did die
fer and very widely, and with most happy results,
If,hcy pursued their inquiries still further, they
would find that all practising physicians of The prrf-
cni da, prescribe MERCURY, in some f'rn, for
almost every disease, aud they would learn too that
mercurial medicines, Though tie, give resent relief
under nine the constitution, and alnays leave tho
patient il precautions state Of health.
god Vegetable Medicine s jnsl the reverse OF
ult This For hundreds of years before that sconrpo
a fmankind, Mercury was emf lnycd in the heal
Sul art PHI, STREAMS used nothing but herbs. Even
the Bible recommends ms the 'skil.I physician hd
who prepareih his medicines from herbs. Witness
Errleslsiirus, chap. xiii.
V 3. The ski iu physician shall liit up his hend;
and in the sight of tie great men he >hull be in adj
nrTratIon."
VA "For he hath prepared his medicines ont Of
the II Err BIS of,he earth, and he that is vie vii!
not ab!ior them" s.....
Moff'it's Vegetable Life Medicines possess quail
ties of the most mild and beneficial nature. They
are comnosed of articles the most anti purescent,
combined will Ingredients known as the only Ger
tain anidoie for lvers of every description When
the disease is produced either from cold, ohstruc.
ton, bad air, swampy and damp situations, or purid
miasn, wheh malignant or epidemic, or ny other
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
CLOTH-DRESSING.

TNNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform those
u who have heretofore left their cloth TO be dres-
sed with William I.edyard and H. Cove, Bath, that
they are sill his agents, and will receive cloth as US
ual. He Is now ready TO dress cloth IN the best
manner for one Shilling per yard. Ills machinery
will be in complete order, and experienced and trus'y
workmen employed tie therefore believes he shall
be able to give good satisfaction his employers.
Cloth left at the sign of Palmer & Ledyard, nearly
opposite Tina Hyde's.
WILLIAM THITTE.N.
Topsham, Aug.r1s39. sw2O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
SEARS'
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic
Syrup Liverwort,
For cure ofConsumptions, Coughs and
COIds

More tan $4,000 bottles of this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally in the State Of
Maine. since it was first offered to the public by
the original inventor and proprietor. b. Sears, a
ew years since
1t is undoubtedly superior to any other article Of
fered to the public; seldom fails in giving relief
where il is taken in due season. f.-.
7 he uhdersigne having purchased the original
recipe for this syrup. has made arrangements to
have Agents in the principal towns in New England
supplied with it, Purchasers will be careful that
the bill IF direct are signed by II. Fuller or 8.
Page. and the name ofthe for stamped in the
seal. and my own name written on the outside la
bel. T MERRlCk.
All orders directed to the proprietor, tIallowel.
Me will meet with prompt attention
The following are among the agents for selling the
above Syrup. VIM e. Simpson & CO., Pratt Il
King, and MARYLAND & Noyes, oston. j. s. Har-
rison, Salem: A, arter, Portland; George w. Hol-
den. Bangor; r. s. Ri ell, Thon'aston; J. 3.
l.add Augusta; A. #. Perkins. Gardiner; Geo. Will
liston, brunswick; Doct j. a. Berry, Saco. =.
For sale by ]. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
ELLIOT HOUSE.
find STAGE OFFICE.

E> THIS HOUSE has been recently
A4-MMffHA built and furnished al much ex-
hI III ssS pense; and is every way calculated
TO supply the wants Of the locorno-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26

AN and after the tenth day of June, and until
W The tenth day of October 1889. quarantine
shall be had on all vessels, their officers, crews,
passe gers and cargoes, on their arrival IRON tho
West Indies, Gulf of Mexico, or any port where
any contagious dsaase prcvued n their departure;
and on all vessels on board Of which, any pr, son
shall have died. or have been sick with any conia
gious disease, during their homeward passage. No
person shall be admitted 10 go on board Of, or 10 go
on shore from any vessel when at quarantine, with
out Il permit from the Sel"cimen or boarding ply
stefan. The law will he strictly enforced Vessels
will anchor at the usual place of quarantine, nearly
opposite the south Steam Mill Pilots are request.
ed to attend to the above regulations ,.
J. PAGE, 1Selectmen
JOHN PATTFN, of
VIM. D. SEWALL.S Bath.
Bath, Nav 4. 1879 tino6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
NEW ARTICLE
For Blasting, both i'm Dry

ftdCeS. ana CnQer pVdteT.
DATENT SAFETY FUSE, manufactured sole
II " BY Messrs. Bickford, Smith & Davey,
Cornwall, England; and Bacon, Bickfbrd, Eales &
Co., East CRANKY, Hartford Co., Conn.
The Patent Safety fuse, in Blasting, takes The
plate of the printing needle, printing mate D. and rs
il removes all danger of striking fire in tamping,
and burns at measured rate, renIcrs tho now dam
eerons business of blasting sale rs The employ.
mcnts of the farmer. 1t ensures certainty and of
fpcts an explosion as well under water as in the
dryrsl situation. Besides. it much time and
labor. and as it allows the tamping to be ra'nmed
hard home, md leaves only an ori6ce the size of
knitting needle. it adds considerably the force Of
the blast. 1t has been satisfactorily proved, too,
that it adds the force Of the blast in increa Led
degree by igniiing the charge at the bottom
N. B.-rhe common Fuse answers for wet blast
ing; but for blasting under water, where miscar.
riige would be Of serious consequence, i" Water
Fuse" should be ordered, made specially for such
places. For sale by ... J. G. SNOW.
CERTIFICATE. go.
This may certify that the subscribers hive
made use of tho above article for blasting rock
and find it far better than any thing now in use for
charging both safety, time in loading, and setting
fire III the bottom oil the magazine charge.
J. N FAIRBANKS,
DAVID RICHARDSON.
Bath, .4ug. 90. 1899. 3A22
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26

ND E1URNS thanks to the liberal inhabitants
M Of BAH and vicinity for the patronage they
have thus far favored hi'" with, aud would take
this opportunity to inform them that he continues
TO execute all orders in his line Of business, with
promptnts, and despatch.
He trusts that his extensive experience in his
profession, and bisLnremittng efforts to please his
patrons. combined with perfect knowledge of his
trade, will enable him to merit aud receive con-
FINANCE Of the public favor
Persons wishing Garments made in the best
manner, and according 10 the latest fashions will
please call at tho Office directly over Parsons
Smiths Store in Rogers now brick block.
U,Cutting done at short notice.
GFLatest Fashions duly received. 4Gs
Bath, May 49, 1879. III
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
nFNEVER FORGET~fD


and are the only persons in The aforementioned
Counties from whom the Genuine b. V. U. Pills
can be obtained. LINCOLN
BATH, HEERY HYDE.
Bo,cdsin, J& A Rogers.
Boacdoinham, VIM Lnnt IL Co.
Bosthbay, Samuel M'Clintock.
Jefferson, George Weeks.
Leioiston. James Chadbourne.
Lisbon, Samuel Crshman.
.Neweastle, W G RolIin.
marlborough, Isaac F. Chapman.
Richmond, Tonthakcr Il Thomas.
Topsham, . L Frost. %
Union, Lewis Bachelor.
do Nelson Cutler.
Wiseasss, Edmund Dana.
do. E Adams.
Whitgfeld, TIC Davis.
Washington, Joshua Linnokin.
marlborough, G w CIV Nichols.
do. James Hoyey.
CUMBERLAND.
Brunswick, Joseph Griffin.
do. J Langdell.
B. BRANDRETH, M D.,
al Broado,ay, NJ y.
: August 30, 1880. -.----,--.-----..''ep lv25
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
and purify the Body.ens

The application Of the principle of purgation
being allowed 10 be one of the greatest utility, in
the cure and prevention Of disease, il is Of the
greatest consequence ascertein what medicine is
capable Of producing the desired effect in the east
est, and at the same time in the most effeclual
manner. and
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
particular. .vOfire.

IN ilE subscriber having left all his unsettled &C
~ counts and Notes with EBEN'R CLAP, Esqr.
would give notice, that unless they are Immediately
settled, further cost will be added No m stake
June 6.-tfl0. w, A. Z. STEVENS,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
LARD.

TOOTH ACHE TOOTH ACHE.
VIM. BROWN, Chemist, 43l, Washington street
Boston, has invented an article that will cure this
tormenting pain. Rising Of eight thonsand eases
in Boston and vicinity, have been c"red within
few months. 1t takes away all smell and soreness
Call for Browns Extract of Gall and Kreosote.
Observe his signature for genuine, Price 80 cents
For place of sale andflll description pl 'se OBJ
serve in an other column. For sale In Boston by
most oftho wholesae Druggists.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-26
CASTORS,

.F the Latest Fashon aud II first rate nrticle,
" for sale bv WILLARD MAKER
Bath. June 60 1882 uI2
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
sCP VIII these hints suffice J

REDUCTION OF POSTAGE. We last week
published an article in r-ferance to this
subject, which appears to be now in fair
way Of receiving due consideration by the
people ,and it is earnestly hoped that gem
eral and united effort will produce the de-
sired action by Congress; in the article in
our last some alusion was made regarding
the reduction of Postage in England, and
a copy of Petition to Congress, on the
subject, was appended.
We do not doubt but that a recommen-
dation to this effect, will be made by the
Post Master General. and we shall not be
surprised if Mr.. Van Buren, himself in his
Message should direct the attention of
Cong,ess to the subject. This alone will
do much to advance action on the question.
In the mean time, let petitions be poured
in from every village, and then we may
rest assured the work will be accomplished.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs, &c,

Entered at Liverpool Nov ist, ship Sheffield, N
York.
AT Havana l4ih, ship Canton, Bath
.7r at Salem 23d, Argo. Hrbe and Vesa, Au-
ausa; AsPray, and Caspian, Gardner; Mt. Hope,
Thomason.
Arat N Orleans J4ih Lime Rock, Thomas,on
18th, Naragansett, Boston Catharine, Vc<per
Thomason
.8r at Savannah 21si, sch Daris, Perry. Camden.
Ship Queen Victoria, Thompson, for Na,chcz,
cld al N. o. i7lh
Ar at N. Orleans 18th, ship Augusta, Given.
Liverpool
CID Charleston 25th. ship Birmingham, Drum
mnnd, Havre
Ar at St. Augustine 18th, brig Port Rico,
Dewe, N York
.4r at Boston oath, schrs Boston, Fogg Bath ;
Albion, Damarscota; Yankee, Curtis, Bristol ;
Adaline Moulton, Mararaibo Cid 9Th brig An.
ge'ire, Barnes, Bath; Splendid. Farnllum, New
Castle. 30rh, schrs Helen Mar. Smith. camden;
Corvo. Thomas'on. Ar ship Charles McLan;l-
than. (of Bath) from OIhans
Ar at N York 25'h brig Canton, York, Bangor;
irunan, Spear, an Robert Riikes. Thoma>lon
26th, schrs GazoIc Nnd Justice, Bangor; Canary,
do; z omas, Baker, Thomaston.
KEY WrsT, Nov Is Last night the sch P ri
Leon, from Bath Me Pound 10 Il NJ rks. ar
here, she experienced heav, weather off Ct rsarks
Creek-ran upon the reef, and got off again with.
out assistance or iniu'y, by throwing overheard
four house framos,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
nj A RINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
Nov 81. sch Kosonsko, Duel. Havana
sch Della Belcher, McKenney, Boston
Dec g sch Consul, Beck, do.
sch Sidney, Graves, do.
Dec 3. sch Sidney, Graves. Boston.
SAILED.
Dec 9. brig Caledonia, Manson, Havana
CLEARED.
Nov 81. brig Austin. " oIson, Matlnzas
brig Rideout, (new) burlington, Natanzas
Nov 90. brig Cervantes, McManus Malanzas
Nov 30. ship United States, (new) Swaulon, N
Orleans
Brig Reporter, Carney, West Indies
Dec 2. brig Alice, Jordan, w Indies
Dec 3. sch Enterprise, F, A. Lemont, n Orleans.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

that one or more of the natural drains are not dis
charging freely, and that the constitution is about to
commence a struggle for the restoration of health,
no time should be lost in administering few brisk
doses of the Indian Purgative QNDIAN VEGETA-
BILE PILLs) Iy so doing, all the functions of the
body will be restored to order, and the foul humors
(the cause of every inflammation pain we sufier)
will be removed in so easy and natural manner
that the body will be restored if bv charm.
NJ re than twelve thousand persons can be refer
red to who have been cured of complaints appar-
emily of the dangerous character, solely by the
use of the INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
The above Pills may be taken at ALL times, and
under all circumstances, with perfect safely. They
suit NIL COMPLAINTS and all ages, and are
natural to the human constitution as food conse-
qnently they can NEVER INJURE even the most
delicate Like our food, they digestible; there
fore they enter into the circulation and mpart an en-
ergy TO the blood which enables 10 flow with free
dom quite to The extremities, and consequently to
keep the pores of the skin open hey are true
and per ect purifiers of the blood; because they
drain all corrupt humors from that ife-givng fluid.
-' '"'f"'' o'0"s'h anu 'iboi ~ tie Wilole sDS
tenn, and their effects always beneficial; because
they only remove those humors which are oppose
to health. They aid and improve digestion, and
sound sleep follows their use; because they cleanse
the stomach and bowels Of those slimy humors
which not only irritae and excite the nervors sys-
TEN, but paralyze and weaken the digestive organs
In short they possess all the good properties that can
be claimed for any medicine; and what is very re-
markable, it is utterly impossible to them with
ont benefit
iEJ9OFFlCE, and gene Depot for the sale of
the above PILLS in the New Eng land States,
a9S FREMONT STREET,
near Court Street Boston where they can be had
at Wholesale or etail.
iG@ AGENTS have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every town in New England
sCPAll letters relative to the Pills must be ad-
dressed thus: IN. f. Office N. A. College of Health,
1913 fremont street. Boston, Mass -
Agents for the sale Of the INDIAN PURGATIvE
PILLS. BATH-HENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County
Wscasset-Fdmund Dana. Topsham-Eathan-
iel Walker. 1homaston-John NJ. Gates. East
Thomaston-John Spoford Wadoboro'--Geo.
w. Nichols. sept I2-ly,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
SINGING SCHOOL.

Mn. CLARKE:-I have much pleasure
in announcing TO the citizens of this town
that Mr.. Baker, Of Brunswick, intends
giving gratuitous lecture on the Science
of Music at the Town Hall, on Thursday
(this EVENING" lie gave Lecture on
Monday evening last, at the Town Hall
School Room, to the great satisfaction of
all present, Mr. 3 is said to be a very
worthy man. OF good talents and of Wig
erous and enlightened understanding, and
his superior attainments in Music, eminent
ly qualify him for teacher of this most
beautiful science. He has devoted large
portion of his time, for the last few years.
to the study and the teaching of music and
/ understand, has been very succe ssinl, as
his style Of communicating instruction is
also said to be favorable yet plain and SIM
pie and always clear aad easily understood.
He also evidently possesses that aptness
for teaching, that power of communica-
ting knowledge to others, SO very as
sentia1 to successful Instruction. and also
the capabifity Of fixing the attention of a
class, SO necessary to render the subject
interesting, aud the teacher popular with
his pupils. trust he will be favored with
a large attendance this evening that he
may have fair chance to be heard, and
that our fellow citizens may ascertain for
themselves the foundation OF his claims to
public confidence and support. He only
asks for hearing; shall request 50 rea-
sonabe be dcnied3 MOI Let the lovers of
good music, then, rally at the Town Hall,
at half past 6 O'Clock. MozARr.
Bath, Nov. 1880,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

"A protective Tariff. 1t is gratifying to
trace the perfect unanmity which prevades
tho press of our country on this important
subject. We find even the Southern jour
nails awakening to sense Of the fatal delu-
sion, under which the country has been la
boring, and now advocating the imposition
of protective rate of duties The early
adoption Of some measure by Congress,
which will Oe in session next weak, is i'm
periously demanded, and we look with anx-
iety for their action on a subject which is
now all engrossing as regards its results on
our commerce and the business COM
munity. Let US no longer pay premium on
foreign labor at the expense of the very VI
tality of domestic industry, lie, US no Ion
ger offer to the stranger superior facilities
to those enjoved by the tenants Of our ma
tive SOIL Miners Journal.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

The Philadelphia (U. S Gazette thus
aindes to the Proclamation just issued by
the Governor of the Slate:-
''Procldmation. 1t was some time since
stated that Mr., Ingersoll had received from
the Governor certificate of his election.
This was, of course, considered as kind
of prma facie evidence of his election to
Congress in the third district, by which
he should take his seat in the twenty sixth
Congress, so as to vote for Speaker, and
speak for himself. So preposterous was this
idea that some paper positively denied the
assertion, and even Yesterday morning the
Inquirer copied from Washington paper
a contradictionof the report, and at the
same time the Pennsylvania issned the
proclamation and preface The election
took place in October, 1888. The procla-
nation was issued in November, 1889.
We will not now comment on this extra
ordinary, paper issued at such an extraor-
binary time, but content oursef with pa-
cling it in our columns for future refer
enCe.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
DI T. ID.

In Dresden, I6 MI Samuel Alley, only son of
Philip F. Hon lettr mo tbs.
In Union, Oct, lst. Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Mr.
Fisher Fl rt aged 81 vears.
In Iitchfeld, Get. slh Mrs. Mary ]. wife of Mr..
Justin True. aged 26 Nov. 9th ,lhanan 7 homp-
son, aged 23; Nov. 9th Isaac, aged Is with fever)
on the 10Th (of consumption) Harvey. aged 10,
Of Mr.. Isaac Randall.
In Woodburn Illinois, Oct. 10th, Laban l.. Ma
comber of Natchez, formerly of Gardiner, Me.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
A PUZZLE.

am word Of nine letters
My 8, 6, 4, 0, what most people love to do
" /, 6. a, 8, what all cattle have
- l., s. 2, 8, 5, what all creatures have
'' Q, G. S, what all people do
." 3, 6, 9. s, =" 81
.s 4,6, 3, ), I" have seen
g 8, 5. 2, 6, 8, 8, part of house
:" 81, 6, 5, /, mans name
'' 4, 2, S, s, Tropical fruit
d, I, s, a Silver coin
Z, 6, 5. s, an insect
7,2, 6, 4, young lady
10, 8. 8, q"
I,2, 6, 9, the covering Of most AMI
mails
q" 8. S, an animal
" 4, 8, 2, Z, a small measure.
7,2.3 5, place for the sale Of Goods
" I, 6, S, 5. 8. 90, of my 7, an article
worn by men
My whole what all have. XivA.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

We notice by an old paper published 40
years ago, that by the then Constitution of
New Jersey, ''unmarrid women and wild
ows of that State who were full of age
aud were worth 1873 dollars clear estate, had
a right to vote in all elections" This was
privilege which none Of their sisters in
other States then enjoyed. Adver
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
A PUBLIC LECTURE

q IN the claims of Music, as Science. as a
W Sourre Of MORAL and INTELLECTUAL
Culture, defects in Church Music, &c, will be given
at the Lecture Room The N P. c. on Friday Eve
nlns of this week, by N. A. Prince of Bowdoin
Col''g'. Exercises to commence at half pastsx
Bath. Dec. 5, 1889 36,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
NJ A RRJED.

Rogers of Phirshnrg, to Miss Hannah P. Ward
In IIarpswe 9th ut by s. Snow ESQ.,, VIM
w. Snow, to Miss Mary Ann Sawyer both of II.
In Boothbay Oct 30th by Rev. David eastman,
Mr.. VIM Duranl to Mrs. lane Kennedy
In same, Nov. l4th, Capt. George Shermon, to
Mrs, Jane Shermon, all of B.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05

1t is stated as a somewhat fact that those
counties of New York, in which Mr. Van
Buren, stald longest in his late electioneet-
ing tour, gave heaviest Whig ma aorlties -
1t IS great pity that "his democratic
Majesty did not extend his journey to MISS
sppi.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-05
TO SUBSCRIBERS,

ALL persons indebted MUST pay Immediately
- we must pay our debts.
Those who have promised to bring US potatoes
and other provisions must bring them now, as we
shall not need them after we starve TO death.
Those who have promised US WOOD. are advis-
cd TO bring it before we freeze, shall not re-
o eive it afterwards
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