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There is said To be a partial revival Of
the Specie Circular in the West, The
Receivers Of The Land Offices in Illinois
refuse 10 take the notes Of the banks Of
,hs, state. and only receive geld or silver,
or the notes Of The Bank Of Missouri.
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HRMALLh SCE0GL La
IN HILISBOROUGH.
THE Fan Session Of Mn. a. Mas. BsR-
u wis SCHOOL, win commence On
the 6rss Monday in August
English Stueies, sl7 30
Music, 20 %
Drasing. 10 90
French, 10 W
Those desiring more information. are
referred 10 the following gentlemen, most
Of whom have children or wards a lhis
school.
Hon. F. Nash,
DIR. James Webb. um...l
Nv Norwood. esq. i'l'''0'0's''
w. Cain, sen. esq.
Judge Mangum, Orange.
Rev. ID. Lacy, Raleigh.
Rev. r. Nash, Lincoln.
| ~ Raleigh Register and Star ~iil insert
four times zach.
June Is. IS
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Miss Mary N. Macnamars, daughter
Of Col. Robert Macnamars, was killed
near Salisbury on the 10Th inst, by be
ing thrown from q horse.
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Public Sale.

"IIL be sold a The residence a. Wiliism
w fioli, tcspiain.l On Thursday the 18th
day Of August nexi. On ; credit Of six months.
His Crop Of CORN. WHEAT. OATS.
HAY. FODDER, &c.
Caille. Hogs. Sheep. &c. &c.
Farming Utensils. and good wagon.
Houleh0ld md Kitchen Furniture.
and other articles too numerous 90 mention.
Terms viii be made known on The day Of sale.
WILLIAM HOLT.
July ~. 70
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A ]. DAVE will sail for England in
n July, and will purchase BLOOD
STOCK for any one wishing to improve
their Horses. Cattle or Sheep.
Letters addressed to. him at HILLSIDE
rough. N. c. wiz be attended to.
June 10. T5-
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Attention.!

hEAB &bAAAEnaa
Trolingsf's Bridge, 0rsEge County,
N. C. Jaly 18th, 1859.
To tie Officers effhs Sirfb Brigade Of
North Carolina Militia.
" your usual parade grounds with your re-
speeiiVe commands. armed ard EQUIPPED %
The law directs. for parade and review. with
six rounds Of powder, on the following days,
% vii.
The 56lh Regiment on The l7lh OF Sept.
The 55th Regiment on The 10Th Of Sept.
The 94Ih Regimen, on the 2lsi Of Sept,
The 45lh Regiment on The 24lh Of Sept,
The 47lh Regiment on the 26th Of Sept
The 4s,h Regiment on The 2sih Of Sept
The 49th Regiment on the Isl Of Oct.
BENJAMIN TRoLINGER.
Biyadis Gsnsral
AUSTIN wHrTsrrr. .7idecGmp.
yaiyIT. 81
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Weekly Almanac.

HlIishorough Debating soeiotys-rhe FOL.
lowing is the Qaery selected iof a'seass'oa ~
the regular meeting Of this Society on uesosy
night next: s..
Ought Senator's % obey iasirseiisns'"
BY the sEeaKrAsr.
July ~, 1888.
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~A Med.hndist Protestant Camp
Meeting will be held .. the Ridge Meet
ing House in Orange County on Friday
The 9Th Of September next
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HiIlsborough Academy.

hGttsuUTOuSh AS0
yyHE Fall Session will begin on Thursday the
. 9Th Of August Such is the arrangement OF
classes. that any probable number Of scholars
can receive ample and efficient attention.
CIV. , Binghsm
CLASSICAL pep. ,. A. Bingham.
English Dep. 4. u. Ray.
Tuition iss in advance Is. w. hughes.
e.. The Raleigh Register. Star and Stand
ard. Newbern Spectator, Edenton Gazette.
FAYETTEVILLE Observer, WILMINGTON Weekly
Chronicle, and Western Carnhn'an viii insert
The above three times. and forward Their sc'
counts. .,
June 10. 10 SW
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Notice.

4NOtlOCs
will be received BY the un-
Il designed IN il the Lat Of August. for
making side walk on the south side Of King
Street. from Mr.. Browns 10 Maj. Taylor's
premises; and on the east side Of Churton
Street, from King to Tryoa Streets. The
walk 10 be kirbed and filed 10 with sand.
LII. SPENCER, !
LEMUEL LYNCH. Committee.
wM. II, BROWN.
July 10, 1883 vs.
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BLANKS for sale at this Office.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

iL5o THE INDIAN TEG ETABLE PILLS
Are a certain cure for disease in its variety of
form, because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
and bowels, induce proper discharge by The lungs,
skin and kidneys, and simulate the blood to purify
itself la other words they open all the natural
dIains and leave NATURE (rHE GRANpPHYs
IcIAN) free to drive disease from the body The
above outlets, drains the common sewers
the body, through which all morbid and corrupt hu-
mors (he cause Of sease) are cnrri I'd off; and so
long as they are all kept Open and discharge freely
their allotted portions Of iupu' ty the body will con-
tuue in health but when from eating improper
food breathing impure all, sudden transitions from
heat to i'd, over exhaustion or any other cause the
bowels become costive, the pores of the skin be-
come closed, or the kidneys fail 10 perform their
functions properly, the impurities which should be
dained from the body by these outlets, will be re-
tained and continue to accumulate until the body
becomes literally loaded with disease.
If the channels of our mighty rivers should be-
come blocked up, would not the accumulated wa
ers find new outlets or the country becnme mum
dated? inst with the human body; if the natu-
rail drains become closed, the stagnanr and corrupt
humors will find vent in the various forms of dis
ease, such as fever small pox, measles, rheuma-
tsm gout, apoplexy Sc, or death will end our suf-
ferings. Therefore, when sickness at the stomach,
pains in the back and side, quick pulse, burning
skin, or any other unpleasant symptoms Indicate
that one or more of the natural drains are not dis
charging freely, and that the constitution is about to
commence struggle for the restoration of heal:h.
no time should he lost in administering few brisk
doses of the Indian Purgatlve UNDrAN VEGrrA-
BILE P1LLs) ~ so doing, allihe functions of the
body will be restored to order, and the foul hnmnrs
(he cause of every inflammation or pain we sutIer)
will be removed in so ea>, and natura a manner
thai the body viii be restored as if bv a charm.
NJ re than twelve thousand persons can be refer
red to who have been cured of complaints appnr-
emily of the most dangerous character solely by The
ass Of the IA;pi-a-v PROFITABLE PILLS
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

The above Pills may be taken at ALL times aud
under all circumstances, with perfect safely. They
suit ALL Complaints and all ages and are
natural to the human constitution as food; conse-
queny they can NEVER INJuRE even TIC most
delicate Like our food, they are digestble: there
fore they enter into the circulation and mpa an en-
ergy TO the blood which enables it TO flow with free
dom quite to the exremties and consequently TO
keep the pores of the skin open hey are true
and per ect puriiefs of the blood; because they
drain all corrupt hnmors from that life giving fluid
They impart strength and vigor to the whole sys-
TEN, and their effects are al ,ays benefciaI because
they only remove those humors which are oppose
to health. They aid and improve digestion, and
sonnd sleep follows their because they cleanse
the stomach and bowels of those siny humors
which not only irrrate and excite the nervo $ sys-
tenn, but para, we and weaten The digestive organs
In short they possess all the good properties that can
be claimed for any medicine: and what is very re-
markabe, is utterly impossible to use them with
out benefit.
iIPOFFiCE, and general Depot for The sale of
the above PILLS in The New England States,
GDS RENU\T SrREn.a.
near Conrt Street. Poson where they can be had
al hoesale or Retail.
fCJe AGENTS have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every town In New England.
iEJS vi letters relative 10 the Pills nusi be ad
dressed thus: IN. +. Office N A. College of Health
1913 fremont street. Posnn. Nass "
Agents for the sale of ,he INDIAN PURGAT1vE
Pills BA1il-tlENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County
Unconstitutional Dana Topsham- Nathnn-
iel Walker. hofhason- John ". Gates Fast
Ihnnmsion ,poford. Waldobnro'--Geo,
W. Nichols. sent l2-.Iy.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21
MICHIGAN.
Astounding Revolmion!! Unexpected

The election in Michigan, which oc-
cured on the 4th, 9th, aud 9Th of Novem-
Der. brings cheering tidings to the fri ends
of good order. Michigan has heretofore
been reckoned among the strongest of Mr..
Van Buren's strong-holds, and we have
accordingly, in all our estimates, put her
down, as secure TO him, in the next ,presi-
dental contest. Two or three years since,
wo think the Van Buren majority in this
State was several thousands, but by per.
severing exertons, the Wings of that state
reduced Gov. Mason's majority last year
to 142-this year, they make clean. sweep
securing Wing Governor, Wing Leg
islature, and what is still better, Wing
US. Senator! This revolution is indeed
cheering.
The House is composed of 50 members,
and 80 far as heard from the wings have
elected 80, and the loco focos TO-
In the Senate, which consists of II mem
bers, ten are chosen this year-and the
wings have secured nine and the locos one
thus giving the wings majority in this
branch,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21
DIR. WILLIAM VANS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

For Children Ttething Prepared by Himself
FHSlilS iuf.lublr rHn"dr has preserved hundreds
Il when thought past recovery, from convul.
sions. ASS on rs the Syrup is ri bed on the
gums the child will recover This preparation is 50
innocent, $" "thrHcons AID prasrni. that no
chd will reiuSe 10 ct lis guns be IN bed with it -
When ihtns are Al Ii" n~e "a t1ur nInntils tlnngh
therras no appearance Of teeth, one bolia of the
syrup should b" used on the gums !" oprnr iorrs
Parents should neyar he without the syrup IN Il e
nursery where there are Young ildrrn. t r ,f Il
chd wakes in thu nig' with pam IT, the gums, the
syrup immeGntr!v gives ease, by opening tie pores
aud henIiny the gums; thereby preventing convul-
sions, FeverS &c.
gentleman who has made trial of Or w Eyans'
Soothing Syrup in his lhmily. (in case ct "A teeth
ing chli) wishes lls 10 STATE thai he found /. nh 90
ly elf cuai IN relieving pain in the gums. and pre-
venting III" consequence which sometimes follow
We Gle full, m,,n with his request sun.
!CS We believe il is gene ally acknowlrdg" nv
th"s" who have tried it that the Soo,hing rup for
Children Cutting 1cth. advertised in anohcr col
nnn. is highly useful arlcle tnr the purposes for
which it is intended Highly respectable persons,
AT any rate, VIII" have ninde ~ u. =" mol lpsi
Ia % gre lis virtues toe sanriun of Their names
.is'"n traveil.r
fCIS EN- red accnrdiug to ArI of Congress.
lac . NUN" is ven led by Agents only.
AdENrs-HEsRy llYnE, Bath; J Thwing, Tooi
aoich !L5' ee advertisement on l>t page. l,20
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21
ARRIVALS, CLEARANcEs. SC.


Ar at Salem 9th. Tcxico and Walchman. Au-
gusta Ann 'iarla. a~d Am. and ouisa, Gardiner
Ar at Gloucester 7th sch Lucy aud -bigail,
Kennebpc
Ar al Bristol 9Th Fornax. Nickerson Kennebec
Ar at Newburyport lIh, Vary Ann, do
.-r at savannah 5lh slip Trenton snow. Poston
Ar at Or.eans st, ships Manchester, Eosworth,
Philadelphia London, auen ait,nore
Ar at Gloucester i2th. brig augusta, crab'ree,
Palh schs Nilo. Nickerson, do; freeman, spear,
Thnmnston.
Ar at harIeston 10Th. ship birmingham From
nlord ath days
Arat Orl, ans 4,h ship Queen Victory, 7homp-
son, N. York. 10 days
Ar at onhna 10th, sch Orion, Perry, Thomas
ton for o-ton
srat osnn 18th sch Consul, Augu<tq 18th,
brig Empire erfyman, Fall liver for s, dney
Arat N York l2th. schrs tnalIeng" >miih,
I honaslon .Ann, benman. ardcu 18th brig
New ngIand. Coley, Thomason {; l4lh, >hearrl ,
Smith, do: sch ucy lake, | oner, Camden
18th, orinhan Eialiowel Cid ship liayre, C.
Kown, | avre.
Ar at Mutanzas 29th ult bark Ellen, Gordon. I'm
Bath.
Sailed from Antwerp l7th ul Eamarisco,ta, for
Cadiz
At Trnldad, 20lh uIt. bark Madaline, Stevenson,
for Philadelphia. or 10 days
FIR at Mobile 9Th brig deaux, Morrison, Bal
timore
.4r at Plvmnuh lOh, sch Herald. Faowe
Ar at Orleans 4th, ship Ontario, jameson, N
York
ship Perdonnet, Foote, from Orleans ar ut
Boston .4th.
fPoKEN.
Nov 4,h lat 80, Ion 10, bark Cleaner. from Pn,h
for N Orleans
Oct 10Th seen, brig Lincoln, of Bath standing
s. w.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21
MA RIVE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
Nov. 5. brig Alice Jordan, Portland
10. sch Planet Robinson, N. York
sch Lucy MINER. Baker Portsmouth
sch leen W ood, oston
brig Beaver, fachelder, st, Marks
sch Maria. linn do
sch omet, SkofeId, do.
Nov. II. sch Orient, Webb, oslon
sch Boston, Fogg do
sch Nadawaska, small, do.
sch Oscar, CurrIer, Middle town
SAILED.
Nov. l6. sch Desiah lutchlns for Charleston S. C.
sch Hudson, Wymaa for do,
sch Ceres, Wyman, for 'avenna
Nov. l9. bark A'a,y & Jane, Varney, n Orleans.
ship Clyde 1heobad. for do.
Nov. 10. ship Rochester, Owen for do.
CLEARED.
NOV. To- sch Ceres, Decker, Cuba.
sch Mary 4 Susan, Vet Chntock, Key West
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

The following Resolutions were very
unanimously passed after the conclusion OF
MIR. Purkill's last Lecture -
Resolrsd, That MIR. Purkiti is entitled to
the best thanks of this assembly for his
very interesting, instructive, and highly en-
Pertaining Lecture, delivered this evening.
Rcsolved, That we have listened with
admiration to the able and very useful
Lectures Of Messts H. Purktl and T..
III. Pons of Bnston-that we entertain
the most favourable views respecting the
correctness Of the science OF Phrenologv-
and that we hereby unanimously tender
10 them our sincere thanks, for their
generous and ph,Ianthropic exertions IN
promulgaiing science, promising so
much for the elevation of mankind in
every department, Of usefulness and VIZ
tue.
We are happy to announce, that MessFs
Pons and Purkitt have been prevailed upon
10 return, and deliver another Course Of
Free Lectures, on the subject of PhrenoIo-
cy. The first Lecture will be given on
Saturday evening. at the fo"n Hall, com
mencing at half past SIX o'clock.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21
FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT


sarsaWc Grow "FB, TAILOR.
I'D E1URNS thanks To HE Liberal inhabitants
z = of Bath and vicinity for the p.frouage they
Ia We thus inr ivor,d HIM With, aud wound take
this o p0rtunlty to inform tie that he continues
10 execute all orders in his line OF business, with
promprnrss aud despn,ch.
flr trusts thai hrs extensive cx 'cricnrr in his
profession, and his unremiiling efforts 10 please his
patrons, re,nhlned with perfect knowledge of his
trade will enable him to merit and receive con.
tinuanc" of the public favor.
P rsons wishing Garments made in The best
manner, aud acrnrdi' 10 the latest fashions will
please call al The Oftire directly over Parsons
Snit'r's Store in Rogers new brick block
IL Cutting done nt short nore
0-J'Latrtt Fashions daily received II
Rmh MAY l6 iS}A tf7
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

Thomas Richie, Esq Editor of the
Richmond Enquirer, is proposed as a can
didate for Governor OF Virginia. If his
party in the Legislature have power to elec,
any one, we ardently hope their choice will
fall on him.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

New YoRK ELECTION The New York
papers of Thursday give the official canvass
Of the Senatorial election in all the coun-
ties of the tbiid district except Schahlre.
A passenger in the steamboat reported, that
the Sthoharie return had come in just be-
forethe boat left, from which 1t appeared
that Erastus Root was elected by ii ma.
tority. ttwss previously sscsrtained that
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

Late from JMontevideo. Letters received
in Boston from Montevideo states that the
power of Rosas has so much increased
since his successes in Bolivia, that he is now
strong enough to have good hopes of taking
Mon'evideo, in spite of Rivera and his
French allies. Lavale, it was thought,
was preparing to make an attack on Buenos
Ayres, but without much hopes of success.
A conspiracy had been discovered in Mon
teyldeo, and about thirty persons arrested
upon suspicion, who were afterwards per-
mltted to return to Buenos Ayres.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

Fire. The cotton Factory of Messrs
Fletcher g. Brothers, in Bark street, in this
city, took fire yesterday, about noon, in
the cotton Room. Fortunately by the
prompt assistance of the Firemen and cti-
Eens at hand, the fire was ex,ingust ed
before much damage had been done. The
Are is supposed 20 have been purposely set.
Prov. Morn. Courier.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

Mr.. Consul Trist has addressed very
bitter letter to some friend in New Orleans,
vehemently denying the charges against
him, of tyranny, granting American papers
to slavels, SC. He threatens to anninlate
his accusers when he brings forward his
testimony. Our impression is that he
might as will be about it.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

Mn. CLARKE-in order to correct erroneous i'm
pressions and to show that the object of the follow
ing FEE ABLE is not to advance the rate of char
ges from wha they have hitherto been but to have
general understanding and nnif ,rni,y of charges
as is the ca'e in other Villages and as all the
h, sicians here agreed 10 and signed it you are
respectfully requested to Publish it with our names
annexed
Tint there may BIZ II uniformity in the comren-
>a"n for nur pr Il ssi"n | services, Tia, suscrh
agr,'e Ia adopt the foowing atcs"f charge, viz
lS For visit III the day within the vllee any
whrr" between the Widow Churc's and
Capt Bakers & 10
81 For ,iS, nd mcdirne NOT less han rs
s For Vcni1nctinn 20
h. For ad, ire nj the office not less than 50
5th. Fur ,i>i: in the night Independent IF
tdic $50
9Th. For Introducing Ca;hoier iudeponlant
of visit $50
7th For op.rng .9hscrss so
5,h. For sertine fractured Arm Log or Thigh 500
aud u>n'l charges for after visits Nc
9ht For reducing dis ocutcd Shoulder Elbuw
Thigh or Leg 500
with usual charg,s for after visits
10Th, For ,mputn'ion of Arm. Thigh or Leg 200O
ll'''. For Parncei'1iriS Aid minis 500
i2rh. Fur Oh>tclr;c Casr in lIlr ,iaae if not
Diet iurd over twenty -inr hours 500
13 h, If fdrainpd over iw,riv Hour hours ono
dollar for every SIX hnnrs.
18th In The >illaset visits - the Pafient after
delivery and for IL urther services charges
rs in other ctses
18th. II thu Pa'icni 'ivoS over lrce miles distant
n" after WISH shah be- given
lCI For trnvo be, ond the lmits mcnrnned in
the above frs a 'ice, cllarg. At the rate of
fiy rt pnr mile independent of the visit
and medicine, hr hp frsi TN miles, and
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

the two other Wing candidates were chosen
by larger majpriry. This result gives
Wing majority of twelve in the Senate
In the Assembly, Wing majority is eight,
ten or twelve.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

The wbnrypor, Herald contains the
following capital hit. It is too good to be
lost.
Subscribers will confer favor by not
lending the paper. Borrowers are always
turning up their noses at something it con-
tains.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

Com. Porter has arrived at Smyrna on
his return to Constantinopie. He writes
shat the Archipelago swarms with pirates.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

Nothing but Gold and Silver IS hence
forth to be received for Public Lands il.
the West. AT least, so says the ST. Louis
Republican.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21
NOTICE..

81 y DEC iical ,ha .-cHr. nosion 3chccso nnf
a. A Ri fn iei mar "a :. ~. Pope y SOUS
the pc suns owning the goods ar" requested To ral
aud take them and pa - c''arens
Bath. Oct 2ls., 1899. Iw34. b. &. BAILEY.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

A New Move. |, is inestima,ed in
some quarter, that Mr.. Calhoun and others
OF his party will soon come out in favor OF
n new tariff system, embracing nearly all
the provisions nf the old the great men
who manage the government viii find out
by lS40 that they are no wiser than their
grmdfuhers They must have money to
carry on The govermeni;-where is it to
come from? Must they keep on, To the
end of time. issuing Treasury Notes? Or
will they put up the tariff We shall see
queer movements by and bye.
(N.Y Wing.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

SAFETY-FUND BI1rs We learn that
the Convention of Safety-Fund Banks,
held on the Oh lust, have measures in
tram by which Saiety-Fund Bills will be
redeemed al Albany.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

Richard P. Robinson is at present clerk
on board a Mississippi steamer, under the
name Of Robert p Richardson.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
e HAT The suhscrhrr has lren duly al pointed
a. adinr,t OF th,, estate uf
Z3BltLON CIR ENLEAF,
late # HeS'Por' IN the C"iniy al Lincoln. de-
reas"d and has taken upon hit,sel thai trust, hy
giving hnidS, ~ The law DIRECTS Ana all persons
t,avi demands upon ilc esin,o &C III" said T. bl,.
i"n Grrrnlraf ar rqlirrd to exhibit The satro =;
aud M prr-u III ebtrd 10 the sald estate. are call.
I'd upon 10 mike payucn,.
SAMaL TARBOX, Administrator
Nespo't NV 20. 1889 :}w 23H
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

Ns. CLARKE. In perusng your Iasi paper, I
observe that the 'mineraI physicians havo pub
ll+hed a "FEE-BILL." or statement Of charges for
their various professional services he idea strikes
me as being very correct, as the public should GER
tainly be Informed, subject of so much inpor-
tance of them. ! have therefore concluded that
EQUAL JUSTICE, requires me to state. through
the same medium, the sums charged By me for like
services.
LIST. For visit tday or nght) in the village fom
Mis- fhufchs 10 Capt wanion's = SO
I'd. For attention IN n course of Medicine / so
3D. For penine abscess 25
4th For travel bel end the first named limits
moi excefdlng two miles 100
5ih, For vaccination 25
9th. For consultation with other Regu'ar Po-
ianlc hysicians, and for advice al of
iica. no extra charge " i'll be made
n. u. : bose IN INDECENT circumstances will be
chargfd for medicine Only!
SAMUEL ANDERSON, B.
Pnh, Nov. 10, 1899. sw39
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

The Detroit Advertiser mentions that
the Hon, Isanc f. Crary, The Represent
,atlye for Michigan in Congress, Is aerious-
" i'll.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21
STATE OF MAINE.


In SENATE, january 1S. 1889.
On the Petition afresad Ordered thai tits
Petitioners rnnsr al aitcsted copy of their Petition.
with iins Order thereon, 10 be served on the Town
Clerk Of Wales and published in he Lincoln Tec-
graph. p per printed in Bath in the County Of
Lincoln, aud the Age, pa er printed in Augusta,
County of Kenn' C. three weeks snccessi, ely,
the last publication 10 be thirty daysa at ienst, before
the first wednesday OF Tho next Legislature, thar
all persons ineress>s. may then appear and shew
cause. Of any they invr) why the prayer of SAID
Petition should not be granted
Read aud accepted
Sen down for coururrrncn
WILLIAM lRAFrON, Secro,arT
In lioUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES
January 10, 1859,
Read ord conrnrr7d
CHA LES w WATERHOUsE, Clerk.
true copt-Atrst.
WILLIAM TiaAFTON. Scc-etaryl
&c Of the SsQssH
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-21

SHAMEFUL! A young whig, a candi-
date for The Senate of Massachusetts,, Iiv.
ing we believe, in New Bedford. was en- i.
gagged, during the whole of Monday, IN
BEATING his own FATHER! The old gent
leman was the Loco Foco candidate for
the same station. Strange to Tell, ma-
Jorty OF the people knew what was going
on, and assisted the son in committing the
assault and battery. What are we coming
10 when such things are allowed in broad
d'y-light, aud in old Massachusetts too?
n. Y Commercial
The gentlemen alluded TO above are
Seth Sprngne, and Seth Spragne, jr -
They were run as candidates for the SEN
ate, from the Plynonih District.