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A. d. METcALF.
LrxINgroN. June 6. 1899.

LEXINGTON. June 6. 1899.
do hereby certify that about The Isl Jaoua,y
1893, my lniic boy, lhen about four months ola,
had an eruption on his head and face, whIcl, sgene.
rally called NIX Rush II was very foub es9nie AID
continued 10 grow wor,e. spreddine over the uppet
part Of his Ice. used ihe prescriptions oil one o.
Two placiisn. Ply seians for several months wiihoul
any visible relief. About the lst Of My ! con-
menced the use If the Alum Spring water, chsl,
by outward applications, when the disease ni,nedi-
alely began give way. and IN very shor iinle as
enufely cured without any lnconveHlencts following
after, and the boy has continued well ever since.
JNO. +. CARUTHERS.
hmm vim
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a. The President was received IN New No,s Oh
me Il INST. "iih great pomp aud splendora sort nj
shabby imitation oil Menalehial gefgeousne,s. THIS
Is IN aeeefd4aee we presume. with Modern Demo
elatleal notions, ltwas MT 50 formerly.
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" IN. T.. kises: - %

5 They are coae. and ,,,r,., :,
/ BY J. J. Salmous-arha o., = =, -
1 address reflects houo, nm b,,n. AZ LAY n
proud OF Virginia 5 sons. y u my We o'
+ By Wm T. smtlsnn-,,,I he ,o,,,.... = &C.,
! De k4b Strpben pnl,sl.,# al Al : '.''s ne
elnal.y OF Other lands .ba IT., -, - .'i'
Ne ,niph, he Tree ,i,,.,, ,,,,,,,s -, II ~"
deeds and nlons Of y ~. Il
! Jude ipr thetr ssr,,r,s ~ s'''i
By cp..t-srI. H. E..z
Exnppee,. II, {.,, :. -. - ''' ''e '','ie
ball IN mofIen, sll, - ~ 'o's
mfsht say ii, .,,,,. -, ~. sf'N'
BY Bennet NJ De w1a.Ila,, "a, a., 4.
II p ,..5.i.,,,..I -, - " ~ '''r f'fa
al success y, Xoyraba, ian ''s'' "i.' ti's as'
l3y Nm. IL III g.. ..,l.. a.. =,
pt.sId,nt,4l ,.,5..t. :, - - NV VI
and sirs winch o',>l,ne :, . ,,'ae
n,ttszt -, = - - -, " NJ 'iIo
non He'e y ,9 sa''s o' lac.
t,oa y = wv '''a"z
a. c., pt "
=, ,., '''''' ~" ~ oFs' g.,
H. ','' u iie"'s' op ''s ''a"' 10 saie'a
nv II T. r.. ,,...... #.,.,#..z...
p,,,.t A., ,, Ia - :, 'al i''Se. ",
i,ahs, 20 - e''' 10 tue
So - ,'e s''a ~ 49, ,'l''e.
~ T. -, s'' " min" US ~ " "e''''
- H., 'I Nee "aion
6hs,,, - w. .,
/ - ~, : - ~ " ~ " '''e
III '""@en 'ylan's ID sense oil 'ne'f dan
81
;, ny III, A. heaa- " III L h'es' lne reluctant
.i ~ "e "e''' ''e'''0 ''o ny WIZ
"' ~. A., u ",,,os us Pos"''''
10y ~ IL "' - n''"o's i'g''
''''''y "ls'i',1ne my WI a"aNs opey
g -, ~ S'stsf.lde ,,'N VII ns'', 'e'a
W - =. nc 'ss''' S'e'e'''S u
a. a., ,',sl ..' nl'' s9"'e ,'l'fo2en
ee, .l,,,s, p,l',,.ia H. 'l.,'s -
senalo, ',,,,s n r,, ani re-
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RIO. {. CUTLER, Clerk.
COMMISSIONER s OFFICE.

}
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree,
Will be pleased 10 take notlee, that | lave ap-
polnird tuesday, The 20Ih day OF August mex,
10 commence the lakl . al the account therein d.
rected, which day. ~ ten O'Clock, a. M, they
are lrqulled 10 attend al my n.tee, III Loyng,ton,
With Their books, papers and vouchers aud copies nj
count Papers. prepared 10, setflt ment.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND. Gomr.
July s vim
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EsNH.Talxss CLOTHS.

w Z HAVE received ii fresh supply If the gen
w uinc GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTlNG
CLOTHS. embracing every number in use which
will be sold as low as they be bought in the
State. TURNER * BIZ XIV Eli.
Inre II,
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NOTICE.

Asa false runner has been circulated in relation 10
/ lie charges III board, &c. deem il necessary to
state, ti1, there is erot nj for the rumor what
ever. Oufcliarees are 50 per week; half pfce fl
servants aud horses. J. & A. CAMPBELL.
July 3 ot
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REGULAR TOASTS.

follow,ng Toasts were drunk
pEGIrlAP ,r,ASrs
/. The 4ih oil July lf'6, tie oifth-d day OF a ia.
TONS liberty hen Americans CEASE TO eomhefo-
rate ii, the DAYS al the" lihe'les VIII lave been
"nn% ss's -, W,,luoe,an, d. k 81 ,pia ..
Washngton's NJ reh.
g. The Heroes aud statesmen oil iHe revolution :
Willie we hollow the 'ntn"lS OF 'ho2e ''i'i aie at'o,
We forget not the CLAIMS oi illose HAT survive. {
cheers. Aud lang syae.
A. j he Union s''''i'' ~ '' oso'' -
men and patriots lie, not 'n'n'9h or @af'fe P3H4a'
its holy o'n's. oe1ss's' 'i''' 1''s ''a'.
5. The Constitution Of the Onltfd S'ates: MAY tie
hand ofdepousm never violate HIS e"nshcIlitd tilat-
ter of our liberties. ehfcts duhte l)a"lle
6. The President oil he aitd States cheers;
Ites' ~, '''' y,,,.; ffi. =, ,,,e !, l
= Itotn,l io,,,o,4neni. NJ >, 80 snasd
,'so'' 49,, 49, l,1,,s,oy .,,1 ~ y, =, tfe o,I II
,,s how J., ,I,l,,trI 5tr and ltl1,fD,f -,
.l,..1,s. o4d Nualnl,# urVfrlife.
ehtffs va ' II ~ =. 20 ,,,, :;
O. ~ 81 i f l45z,. TIT ~ a.
n ~ lihe,fy of III, pcaile and lie 6frlo,n If
L.. p,,s.. Tn ore cannot exist without the other
1"e -, =. ,,,nled Il .,,,,f,
n Than,,. l. n.q,.nn tic author Of The Decfar1.
r Ilene,denr.. tloty en4ugh for one nian
,'"n " - IN
sen,' SUI 49,. ,ho G.,a If ibe,fy !, c,a,v c,i,,e
~, IL '''' :. ,ixaf ,I,s .1a,,.,
- ,,,I NJ +,
=. :" -. H. y on@.b
cn , ~ f "
lovely creature iot season gwen
20 ch"'h, ,he WIN ~ ~ ~ = u
~ ete'is i'e'' i u '.''' y ~ e'o'
by tie Presiden'-- NJ e''," - M - ~
eioqne"' a' P"',o.' ,',,9s
-. w. p,nsdeuI.1she Reader ollhe Dec
'a'a'io" % , '.i", =
eI'' 49,, -" =, II. ,5u,,,,.
By u. L. booNef- " "s',''' ""
~ es: one,--ihc hi,'' 'i,, last ''c oes''
The Cincinhatos u .e "'I'
Whom envy d1f'd o9, la =
Beqneath d 'ae h'''e e' -" ''''-''i'
To make man blush lnefe was oo' one
BY Tho's Z. ilolcomhe-0ld Virginia. the birth
,,,cs Of Washington, Jefferson Madison and Ilen,y,
,,I ,.ver C,ro.l To reward the mani, independence
.iLcr able and intelligent sou, the HUI. VIM. {.
p,v.s
Nv Wn r Smnhsan-Gan. Washington HIS
I,bes, ambition the happiness OF mankind; lbs no
-, v,co,v The CONQUEST OF himself. Bequeaihing
~ nas,e,,,v the inheritance oi hs time and building
bs ,nonument in the heats Of his countfynen, hr
,.yea ,h o,n,n,en, of The eighteenth century, and
~ r. ~. =. :, ,,nn,u,no world
NV, r Gann,way.-'rlre memory Of our illus
-. r,.f,tbers. Nav they never he forsoften on
,l. ,,n,,r,sary of our glorious independence
Nv H. H. Booker-1he Orator Of the by: The
-, p,,,n,,sn Of his address viii handy be
SURPASSED by those OF The most tab nled the day his
.',o',,cea
Nv Wm. II Booker-'rhe Far 81 ould never lie
wb,,h they So greatly eoutlibucd towards establish
inc
Ry Can't. J. A. Tuner-Onf ) uthwesiern Rall
Road: The basis OF our future hopes; dsy they not
be blighcd by the begeaiy economy oil our l@sls'
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~ .SeiU Bolsnesy !!

VI WV EDVFEHFt~5 III :
NTSr RECEIVED ut our Cash Store, Bank
- SInar- two casrs n d N n Il T. very
cheap, viz 49,.
/ case superior Fiorence Rraid, uf tie Ia
test style and tiest qaalny, Ess5
DO fine English Straw
And daily expect OF fers. s8sA
We invite The ladies' to G we Us call.
fl6RNER & WSTSoS.s
lame ~ IS n
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THE LIGHT INFANTRY.

The Lynchburg Lislt lnlanify parioak of an "a
bundant and clegan' dmoef, prepared III Lthety
Warehouse, by Mr.. A W. Gresham. The eotl, be-
in, removed, Cap. James \. Tnrne,, was appointed
President aud Lieut.. J. Mmsh, Vice President Tile
following Toasts were drunk:
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q + Gnsua superior Gourl Of La" aud Eba0-
a CIV, continued and held 10. Nelson county,
at the courthouse, on Wednesday, The I4fb day ul
May. 1859
William Fizlatti.k and Breckenridge ftzpat-
rex, Pialnails
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Ess.,sgsy E,'fo.sg.

60 BIS. SUPERIOR MOI MAIN Enn,ily
REeHr, ini safe low1y
ANDREW {. ELLIOTT.
July "a
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G. a. O.. B A & Es V.

UANlNG assoe,aled with linn Mr.. Paul G.
d n Bowlss. he business M future viii he conti-
nued AT the old stand, unier firm of Geo. Highly
). Co.,--who offer To their friends aud the pub
in general. irge and well selected assortment
( Groceries. AT wholesale ied retail u,an III, most
acconn dating terms. GEO BAGBY.
PAUIG. BOWLES.
July ! 3W II
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FE1lE subscriber, rendering Is thinks To lIis old
H. customers for their ilaIroe tahes THIS coca
Sion to tequesi Ihosc whn Indebted Ia n :" come
r"ard aud ay Their eetye dues, aud att those
having ciains "a aust hn requested TO present
heir aceouusr r settlement. GEO. BAGBY.
Jolly 81 IT -
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fiffs IN Aeie l5rk.-fhere ~as i destructive fire
IN y" ! oh on lie aoth ol Juue, aud ao.lber on
The lst OF July IN both 81 winch anamber OF salua-
bic teasmenes we're eonsumed-amons I'm, DR.,
Eastbalns Church, hnowa a. the Chutaa OF the
Ascension, on Howard sue,t.
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The 81 lns'. with great pomp aud splendor--a sonp
shabby imitation oil Menaehal gefgeonsness. TIL
Is IN aeeetd1aee, we presume. with Modern Demo
eiatleal notions ltwss MT SO formerly.
a. Judge Laeless, of Missouri, having resign
ed his seat ON tile bench, general joy has,
been dtused thereby. among snl,ols, the bar and
''the pubic generally" II a certain Judge Neh.
olas' Of hlehmod, would follow suit, smilar mani
tesialien e public qualification would follow his re
tnng footsteps.
t. The Milledseve, .. Eeeorde. has placed
the name 81 George NJ lroap al the head of us
edtota! column, lis caud.date or tue ueNt rles.
deaey.
fifts IN Neir lerk.-1here Was i dcsuueli,e fire
IN "" \ oh on lie aoth oil June, aud ao.aer on
The ls Of July; IN both 81 winch anumber OF valua-
bic tensmen.s were eonsamed-amons i'm, DR..
Eastbnln's Chnlel huo"a a. the Chuf.a Of the
Ascension, on Howard suea,.
g. Tie Wings Of New Hampshire have nomin,
aied Enos Stevens, Bsq. az lher candidate al the
next 6"befnaofal election III tia. State aud APP
pointed Gen. Joseph Law, Gen. James Wilson,
Col. Joseph Cllle,. Joel Eastman, Gen. Solomon
MeAetll Godfrey Stevens aud Joseph Bell dele.
gates 10 the Harrisburg Convention.
i sure eamt.--p Pending tie Last election IN NV
1olk, John ". Merrai, loeo loco la~ye, oil thai
city, and Jesselh Hon, Ing merchant, made
abe ot $1,000 on the result, which placed in
the hand. OF 4 stakeholder The bet was woo b,
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t. The Milledeeville q o. Reeerde. has placed
The nane oi George NJ. Iroop al the head Of us
edttoia! column, candidate lor tue ueM pIesl.
deaey.
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S ale Caar.at aa.-Tbc Wing csnlrai Commit
tee in Richmond, recommend Safe Convention
10 be held IN Stauulon the 30th OF September
nexf, each county send twice $ many delegates as
il is entitled to in the Legislalure-the CongtnH'1
TO determine whether il be expedenl to make nom
nation Of p resident and Wee President by separate
State action or by appointing delegates 10 the Ma
iional Convenlioo 10 be held IN fts3ufg l. IL
December uext--f by separate Stare nom'"a'' II
then TO mike or indicate the man0ei Of baking 1t Il
nv concurrence with The Wh $ Of other States the
tn auno,nt The Deegalest 10 attend At Il ar surg
We re.lel that we lave not room 10 seft tue "a"
dress of the Genital COMMITTEE at efsth sais MON
inc. 1t shall have place IN our ne1i.
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MORE gG.T.rE TS!!
.EssFv GfEs, Eh3D.

fully Gfks, 1s3O.
lISl received. a our nele Cash Stare, an unusus
~ all, handsome assortment oi Bonnefs, consisting
Of
10 dog II ood's OF Nuns Bonnets
plain Straw do
su1fetiine English do
Florence Braid do
ALSO,
Several boxes of Artificial Fnwefs & Sprigs.
\ handsome assortment oil Geallemen's Lcrhofp
aud Straw llas
10 pieces Gemgia Nankehs Of superior qualify
AND DAILY IxPreprp,
A very handsome as.nttm,nt VI silks Hosiery,
Fans, Nc., all of which niil he sold NJ very low prl-
ees, 10, CASH BURTON Il ROBES.
july Il II
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a. Tie Wings of New Hampshire have nomn.
ated Enes Stevens, bsq. as lhoir candidate al the
next Gabelnatofla election IL that State aud ap-
pointed Gen. Joseph Law, Gen. james Wilson,
Col Joseph GlIley. Joel Eastman, Gen. Solomon
Mcneil, Godfrey Stevens and Joseph Bel, dele
gates 10 the Harrisburg Convention.
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J Nv

A / Il Gncelj ,eoI eltel Goen q Law aud Chou.
a coy. continued aid held Lon Nelson county
al le Courthouse, On Fiiaay, the / IN day Of May
ESQ:
William |. X d., Phintll,
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Brilliant sclaerssc

Together with mant oi SO, SD ae. Il.
Nhnie Tickets only -llal,es 81 uatels 81
Fol sale At EoOkEUtS LUCKY oFFlCE.
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~ II seems that the Office Of I. ;. treasured
from Which John Campbell, Esq, has been lately re-
moved. was rendered to Judge p. n. N'choias oi
Richmond. aud decline |. We have heard that II
he Judee had accepted il, il now II should not he
siyen 10 Mr.. Sedeo, aarceabyto last winters al
,,u5emcn,. il NH no, be beeaus, Mr. :. Is TO be
sliohrel: tot at all. Another victim S ready io'
the axe. whom Mr.. S. isto saper,ede, the nature o'
whose dulies IS somewhat more corsen'li VIII
those of Reeisterof the Land 90ee. We shall
see.
e. Richard Fletcher, Esq Of boston has =
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~ iniii1,
4uHIfSt

Fred.,iok s. Peylon. Hun, s. Pesten, ndivldu
lly = d Is me,nbels oil tie Inn ol Il. y n +. =.
Pe,ton. Ch5il,, PenoW. Ann l.. :. Ptston, Ellen
Pc,ton, Susan peyton. Nancy Pe,ton aud Wllson
pciots, Defendants.
O. motion Of the hef,tdaGts b, counsel, 10 dis
sulpe tie injunction unlnod lie Plauttti, ~ his
e..lse onilit 30tlp Of fplember, 81, the Cnu,l
eousid,i alon oi the bill, answers and exhibits,
aa4. Il r.. arallng thr arguments ot nnse DOH te.
lerlllo ulaan aad OH ardrr lh,tit he irlcrled Ia
Gomnlss. oner ) ofsmoed Gaila Il, 10 lahe The az
counts between the paifles. prayed 10, b, the Pialn-
til bill. ehieh accounts tie P7iles respectively,
are hereby d4etied 10 render btoie him, aud lac Is
hereby directed To state, settle and fePoit The same
10 tns Conii, win any matters Specially stated,
thou lit pertinent b, msell, required by the par
be stated. Andllbery /, reserved 10 tie
peiendan's, or any Of item, to repeat tbs motion to
dissolve upon lie enmiag Ia oil sid lcpoft.
4 tepy este,
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80 A few of the oasls sent TO us were ''leeihe'
and three or four others haye been omitted because,
Gotn liei personal alluslo' 10 ourselves II might
seem lndtuca publish them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08

~. Richard Fletcher Esq Of Boston has y
signed bis scat in Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08

u The commercial adsees from Europe are
moie favorable than II WIS afplehended they would
he. Cotton advanced in New lorh hom 4 to cent
per Id. OtAer articles we're not Affected.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

The N. Y, American, in long and able
article, recommends a more strict regimen
for criminals doomed to death. 1t says,
well-led stomach never yet promoted peni-
tence. Ii is so with the administration
The more they are fed, the worse they be-
come. There is no hope of their amend
ment, while they are permitted to gorge
themselves with the fat Of the National
Treasury; nor will there be hope until they
are deprived of all this, and the austerest
regimen adopted.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

yet be wrecked, unless the vigilance of its
real friends is not incessant,
Our institutions now demand the aid Of
every true republican Wing. We must all
muster TO their support, and not lstlesslv
and idly suffer them to be hurled upon our
heads. All that is necessary, is, to Join
our strength, and assist in uprooting every
stem, that if undisturbed will one day be-
come fruitful tree of evil. We can do
this n0'0' But with every year the strength
OF lmpedlments increase, and if too long
we daily with what the lethargic portion
of our people deem imaginary evils, wa
shall find too late that nought but the sword
can save our liberties.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

1 choose to walk; but if you're a-mind
to get up into that tottleish castle, I've no
objections. All can say, is that if you 40,
you're a greener gander than | took you
for, that's all
to be continued
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

"suppose Mr.. Clay President. The
FIRST step of the administration, would be
the signal of the dissolution ofthe party"
Richmoad Eng.
He's a knowing one the venerable
Ritchie For the first step Of Mr.. Clay's
administration will be a rigid examination
into the abuses, the(ls, and robberies, the
loco focos have so long practiced; and that
no doubt, will be either " the signal of the
dissolution of the party" or for the rum
ming of 1.-The party" 10 Texas.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

"Gen. Jackson was the skillfnl pilot that
safely stored the good ship Constitution
through an angry sea-" Georgian.
You're wrong IN toto. He never was
"piIot." He was attached to "the good
ship Constitution as figure head, but
was of, Iong before ''the good ship" wen,
down to the 'augry sea"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

LADy's Book. The July number of the
Lady's Book, is on our table, and deserves
much praise. We have not room for an
extended notice of its varied articles, but
we cheerfn'Iy recommend it to all who arc
wishing for good PERIODICAL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

" Let the sentinels on the democratic
watch-towers, do their duty, aud acarn the
people" Democrat.
That's just what we have always con-
tended for. 1t is high time, t;.at reform
should be had in this respect.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

Days Of OM-Forty years ago-Litera-
tnre meant learning, aud was supported by
common sense Refined nonsense had no
advocates, and was pretty generally kicked
out Of doors.
Forty years ago-there were but few
merchants in the conntry--icw insoivcnt
debtors, and they rarely imprisoned Tor
debt
Forty years ago-young ladies OF the first
responsibility learned music, but it was the
humming of the spinning wheel, and learn
ed the necessary steps Of dancing in follow
ing it. Their forte piano was loom their
parasol broom, and thei, novels the Bible.
Forty years ago-the young gentlemen
hoed corn, chopped wood at the door, and
went to school in the winter to learn read
ing, writing and arithmetic.
Forty years agn-there was no snch
thing as balls in the summer, and but lew
in the winter, except snow balls.
Forty years ago--if a mechanic proposed
to do your work, you nigh depend on his
word it woald be done.
Forty years aao-wheu a mechanic I'm
ished his work, he was Paid for it.
Forty years agn--printers were paid and
herefpre enabled topay their debts. What
a falling off Old Paper.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18
at is time our friends were up and do
ing. Argus.
1t is time your friends were "done up"

Has the Globe of late heard anything Of
'phe great Federal ally, and arch nuli6er
john Coiolins Calhoun? Formerly it
registered his movements in "its diurnal
pages" But its last note Of his wander-
ings, left him a twelvemonth ago, on tho
main raiI-road-Vulgarly called Sub-Treas-
nry-which leads to the great CEN
TRIPETAL" region, with his face thith-
er-ward.
------
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

How now, Sir Isaac-are the funds get
ting low? DO you doubt the ability of tho
party to import dbuy up, the usual num-
ber2-or what?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

Revive the primary meetings, and in
fuse the right spiral into the people,"
Bangor Democrat.
What kind of spirit is the right kind'~-
We suppose the leaders understand
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

4" Where NINETY THOUSAND votes arc
thrown, three thousand, is not majority to
justify us in the conclusion, that all is safe"
Bangor Democrat
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

fDPThe sage editor of The Bangor DEM
ocrat, loco foco paper, published at Ban
gor, has discovered thatthe Wing cause is
like y to make rapid strides over loco foco-
ism and toryism, during the present politi-
cal campaign. The editor aforesaid, comes
out, IN his last, with terrific appeal to all
true locos, admonlshing them to be active
in support of " the party" or they shall be
taken by surprised" The Democrat has
made several very wonderful discoveries,
among which he specifies, that the Wings
are thoroughly organized, and are manag-
ing so "secretly," and SO "adrotly," that
the locos are inclined to believe that the
election of Mr.. Fairfield, will hardly be
contested. We are glad to hear that our
Wing friends, are actively engaged, for
this is all we need, 10 insure success-but
we suspect this mysterious discovery Of
the Democrat, hath "special intent"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-18

sEJ@A good Joiner, will hear of employ by CALI
ing at this office Immediately
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-08
Sr00 Reward.

ID ANYWAY fror, the subscriber on last sa-
10 turdsy night, very bright muiatto Boy
by the name OF WARNER, about five leet two
inches iu height. nineteen years Of age. spare
made, strait black hair, black eyes genteei in
his appearance. very polite in bis manners.
speaks quick, snd j. somewhat eoneeisedi has
small scars on the tack Of, one Of his handss
and il greekled under his eyes; il 10 possible
that he may have. by some means, ohsssned
free papers. He took with him two snits Of
clothes, one Of gray broadcloth. frock coat and
psntaloons, the other Of homespun. eoperas
color. roundabout and pansaloons. and black
fur hal. about half worn. n re9nires close in-
specsion 10 distinguish him from . white per-
son. |, il supposed that he has gone IN she
direction Of Lynehhnsg, Or Hilshosoagh, %
down the river.
4 will give the above reward IL taken ever
twenty miles from home; over zen miles and
within twenty, $50, within len miles. $40, IL
he 10 returned 10 me, or lodged in Jail 90 that
NATHL. r. THOMAS,
Near Milton, ". c..
July 10 S0--if