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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
THE TELEGRAPH.
B H, ME-;
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL %.
The last Waldoboro' Patriot, says that

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some remarks on recent article from. that
paper, the following paragraph, viz
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

fEP The Argus of last week, contains a
very brief and ridiculous alusion to para
graph from one of our editorials. The
learned editor says sit should be noticed
for its originality" And ho,c does he no.
ticc it ? Why by mere BLACKBOARD and
futile attempt at wit, peculiar, (if not origi-
nal to himself. The paragraph of ours,
which we now allude to,was the one, where
in we stated, that Gov. Fairfield had the
honor, Of being the first among our Govern
ors, to make written admission. acknowl-
edging and alowingthe British authorities
to hold possession and jurisdiction over any
portion of our territory, with the right to
maintain it, coen pending negotiations.
Docs the Argus deny this /? BY no means
Does he make any argument in reply ? Oh
no-his democratic mind can't grasp at such
trining thing as argument. So away he
goes in his usual -ridiculinc what he
cannot answer-and casting uncaled for,
and ungentlemanly insinuatons, upon bet
ter men than ever stood in his shoes
il the Argus has any argument, on hand,
whereby he can make black white, and
oica ccTs0 we viii attend and examine the
strange phenomenon, but if he wishes to
keep up the old system OF. kicking up a dust,
to blind the public eye. then We are ready
TO say
-----''A whip in every honest hand,
TO lash the rnscni mil cd 1hrnnnI Tho lnnd
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Snuff Taking. | once heard of lady
who devoured such large quantities of snuff
that when she shook her handkerchief out
of the window of windy day, it set the
whole neighborhood sneezing.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Naval The National Gazette says the
keels of a sloop of war, rated at sixteen
guns, a steam ship, and a steam tender,
will shortly be laid at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

EE=The news by the Great Western, as
will be seen by our record, is exceedingly
pacific. Great anxiety has been felt through
out the country to hear from England, and
II has been generally presumed, that on the
reception Of intelligence in England, as to
our proceedings, much wrath would be
eyinced, and warlil<e speeches and propar-
atoms become the order of the day We
are happy to learn, however, that such is
not the case. Prudence and reason seem
TO have place among our transatlantic
friends, aud we may perhaps entertain some
hope, that something may be done, by way
of settling this long standing question. Of
this, however, we may better Judge after
the agreement of Gov. Fairfield, shall
have been received by the British govern
ment.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

The following answer to the Puzzle in
our last is submitted to the curious reader.
The name, is g Hannah" and if it cannot
be read as many as "a different ways, sig
nfiYing tie same, the fault is not ours.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

CoNNEcTIcUr. The official returns, in
this State. show "A net increase for the Lo-
co focos for two years, of PAP ; and for the
Wings in the same period, 5083! This is
the Argus, great democratic gain"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

0FPThe beautiful Steamer HuNTREss,
under command of our favorte Captain
Kmball, is now fairly under way for good
summers work. THO hundred and siqty
passengers went up in her, on Monday last.
For days Of sailing, SC, see advertisement
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

SH1P-BUTLDING AT DAMARIscoTTA. Rv
communication in the last Kennebec Jour
nal, we observe that the following vessels
are now building, and to be built, the pres
ent season, by the gentlemen named. Old
Damariscotta, is by no means slow, in this
line of enterprise.
VIM. Z. Harrington, barque, 300, brig
26O, schooner, Is tons-John g. Reed,
big 800 Josiah Myrck, brig, go
Gorham Unberhnd schooner, l40-Cotton
& Austin, ship $50, schooner Hollis
cock & Knowlton, brig, $50 John G,lden,
ship, 65O-Metcalf s. Hiscock, ship 600,
brig, 190-Clapp e. Curtis, brig, 25s--
James Hal, schooner, 1O7-Day g. Stet-
son, ship, G50-James Cripps, schooner,
43.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
RHODE IsLAND ELECTION.

Owing to an unfortunate division among
the Wings of r. l., on the Governor tick
ct, it has turned out that the candidate for
Governor has not been elected.
The Providence Journal states that the
entire Wing Senate is elected beyond doubt,
and probably the Wing Lieut.. Governor.
We have a'large majority also in the House
The vote was not so large as usual but
large enough to show thai Whigism has ex-
pelienccd no loss in that State Gov.
Sprague and the other Wing candidate have
$3.50 votes, aud the loco foco candidate
1918. This shows Wing majority Of
about 500.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
NOTICES.

SYLyEsTER's NEW REpoRTER, comes to
us this week in an entirely new dress, and
contains new feature, having one page
devoted 10 Literature and news reading -
This new arrangement, greatly enhances
its value. Terms 80 per annum. II,
HYDE, Agent
BosroN WEEKLY MAGAZINE A superb
weekly Journal, which is becoming very
popular with the literary public Terms
So so in advance. Subscriptions received
at this office
LADIES COMPANION. The new volume,
with many new attractions commences with
May. Terms So. Thomas Eaton, Agent.
DIXON, the singing rascal, lately indict-
cd in New York, for libel, has again cs-
capped, by the jury not agreeing.
Mr. Fox, the British Minister at Wash
ington, has received Instructions from his
Government by the Great Western. We
have no knowledge of the import.
DANIEL WEBSTER intends visiting Eu-
rope the present Summer. lie will leave
the first of May, and return in season foi
Congress.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Iera8 and Mc3ico The following pas
sages from the speech Of Col White at a
late public dinner at Houston, (fexas)
seem TO suggest rather than recommend
that Mexico should be taken under the
charge Of Texas.
~ hope upon the principle adver'od to
you viii plant the standard of Texas upon
the Pacific, and you are again compelled
to take up arms, make of Mexico another
such scene as France exhibited at Algiers,
Antwerp, Constantine, and Vera Cruz.
You have The means and power to plant
your one star on the table lands of the
Cordlleras, and make another San Jacinto
under the walls of the city Of Cortes and
Montezuma.
If Mexico shall again dare to invade
you, let a motto be placed upon your stan
dard ''delenda est Carthage"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

-
REMOVALS IRON OrficE. Between the
4th Of March 1887 and the LIST of Fcbrna-
ny 1889, THREE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY-FOUR POST MASTERS have
been PRESCRIBED fer opiaion's sake more
removals than were made altogether, by
our first six presidents. The rod has been
used as follows, viz In Name, 40 remor-
as; New Hampshire, 4 i; Vermont, 10 !;
Massachusetts, 25 Connecticut, II; New
York, as; New Jersey. 4 Pennsylvania,
IS; Delaware, /; Maryland, l3 +; Virgin
ia, / l North Carolina 6; South Carroll
ma, 2 Georgia, 4 Louiinia, 3 Mssiss-
ppi, 5 !; Arkansas, 8 Alabama, 8; Ken
lucky; 6 Tennessee, 5 Missouri, 49,
Ohio, 43; Indiana, 10; Illinois, is; Mich
lgan, 49, Wisconsin, 5.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

"'rhe contest is no longer, shall Texas
be conqucred-The contest if any exist
hereafter, wlll be, shall Mexico be con
qaered !"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

The long looked for Great Western ar
alyed early on Monday 18Th She depar-
,pd from Bristol on her regular day, 'he
Esd of March. Our London dates are to
lho evening of March esd liverpool the
anne, and Bristol ODD, all inclusive.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

The ladies of Bangor have fair, May lst.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

were animated by a most serious desire to
obtain such a result. (liear.)
We copy the following from the Morning
Herald, published some days previous to
receiving the Intelligence of the arrange
ment entered into by the Secretary OF State
aud Mr. Fox.
GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNI
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

-----''A whip in every honest hand,
10 lash the rascal, naked through the land :"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
H Y J. M A n ] i !! ;, A !! !, I !! R

40 Since the publication OF A. tRANDJrAN's COM
POSITION than thrty limitations counterfeits
have excessively appeared Now the Flous system expo
red BY all the BARRIERS Of New York.
But one, doubtless will dispute that the ssthcr 81
GRANDJEANs COMPOSITION 10 the only person who
has especially applied himself with real and a.sduy 10 these
csreus microscopic researches The Ne has
eeved is testimony Of the general satisfaction given
The sale o this article exceeds his NEST sangune expectation
From this date Mr.. A. GRANDJEAN promises according
his conviction, perform extraordinary upon all
will give him their confidence and who viii permit
him exercise 8. A. according the and the different
affections Of the pou SYSTEM lie appreciates and combines
With crcumspecon all The prescriptions given IN the best
ho, giving preference 70 his remedies except where
The qsres IT, and where, Moreover experience FOR
many years confirms its efficacy.
The primo pal remedies st. Paste, the Of which
arastses the nislbe Of xEROTRISIA. and the ten
oosry or permanent fall of the Harall Cutaneou Erupton
az the scalp Of letter nature that which 10 most generally
met with ON the heads Of young children.
zd Od,yfeus Liquid the employment Of which, w short
time cure. HYDROTRIsIA.
a. a recrisr Plaster, and Dapherete Cop for The treat
Of BslJnesars hny prescriptions according 70 tn
different and constitutions.
Approved and recommended BY the ~. " Medical Faculty
Oges Barclav =, No 4 Astor House. a 3n'
"A GENCY o. the Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Com
n pany No % Wall street Books for the transfer OF the
stock of this Company opened ~ the North American
mjso.Sm' orc. STARR, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

nR SEARS devoes his attention 10 the treatment Of chro
~ mic lingering diseases For his practice has
been extensive sad Of dyspepsia liver
plants consumption dropses angina pecors and diseases
cuar naes which had resisted other have been
cured by his treatment Mr. r. Johnson 254 Fulton has
relieved Of distressing darrh9a Of standing
Mr. g. Ely, II Fulton has had much experience In his treat
in bilious affection and cough. birs Hrman iAs sth
Avenue been resorcd TO comfortable health from
debility cough Miss Jane A. Lee 3l7 Hudson has
cured Of dypepsacndcd for many years with great deb
ty Mrs Robbins 18th street 9Th Avenue has been
ed of dropsy OF the Miss Jane keyser 274
Broome has been Of extreme pain the breast
Sides and between the shoulders difficulty OF breathing and
great debility Similar TO publish be
referred to in this city and Brooklyn.
In regard his moral and religious character he permit
ted refer the Right Rev. Bishop opderdonk d. D. and
the Rev. q. Spring, ID. ID.
ANGINA PECTORis-Ib symptoms unpleasant
sensation the breast bone pit Of the stomach attended
with pains about the breast especially about the left side and
region Of the heart extending often TO the shoulder blades aud
the shoulders Those subject to II sometimes
kened with Of suocaton difficulty Of breathing and
experience hotnss Of BREATH and pitaon OF the heart
walking fast ascending flight Of stairs Dr. Sears has had
much sxrerssce in the rczirneRt Of this disease.
Miss Mary Ford sol ahington IT. two years
stored good health after having ercd much from extreme
debility ATTENDED with Pain at the chest side and be.
the shoulders shortDess Of BREATH and cough She
enjoys good health.
Namsrous similar in this city and Brooklyn be
ferred TO al his Office, AZ Annst.
Persons at distance by forwarding statement Of their
symptoms be supplied with medicine and directions OF
ace I Ia Ann ST. my l6ln'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

NHE cetbriy nhish the abo' preparation has erloj ed
Cor some tire past svopg the rroprieors innee date
friends. has induced him 20 make II public He would
thereto repeatedly inform the community and particularly
Away. obtain Il genuse Of the following rpectsbl. druggists
and apotbecares:
NIB Be particular 10 examine closely the envelopes the
labels are printed in gold thus, O,rs Tooth Paste Tn,
wrappers pea recn paper, with the initials of proprie.
b. A. ~ annexed asd sealed with his prva. staup For
sale aDr Meeys Greenwich lane Chas Ring ca Broad
way, sohefns ia Canal ST. Churchs di.pen.ary conner
Bowery and Spring st. Dr. Bryton, 100 Division st. uaekis.
buh IS Carmine st. Chelsea nrmary, las 9Th aenpc r. r.
Grand a. Dr. Allen 3is Grand Dr. Murphy Division cor.
Suffolk Kirby, Division CIinos ", Drake and
searns 30 Delaney st. ID. WILSON, 466 Hudson st. W. M Som
vile, 276 18th st. &. Smith s7l Greenwich r. Richard
"a Division Gabsudon, 81 9th r. Elder pcg Canal
q, j. Miller 20 Mulberry 81, II Colder 7s3 Greenwich.
w. Bush, corner varck and Hemersy. General Jepot a.
Royal Co French mrCrts2 81 Cedar It, and 100 ce.rieh
81 a1sesd ams
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
Cenuime ORR. Tooth Paste.

@ An uAequaIlsd Dence for cleansing, preserving and
identifying the Teeth. The ORRIS TOOTH PASTE while
beauties the Teeth giving them clear and peary white
and removing every appearance Of tartar 1t also improves
the color thsPs and gum prevents and heals all ulcers Of
the MOUTH arrests the progress Of decay the teeth and
parts peculiar and graie. breath 1t also
Preeminsaty distinguished for its agreeable taste and fra
GRANGE.
agreeable and most excellent Tooth Wssh while il free from
the objections that apply to src article and also from
those applicable Tooth Powders apPendage
the toilet Ii Is wraated contain ingredient the least
degree injurious the teeth and 1t highly recommended by
scientific dcns Its extensive sale, and the general
satisfaction that it however, the best evidence ots
popularity and merit Be careful TO obtain Vie pase asd OBJ
the signature Of the proprietor O. W. Pcne upon the
label without which it genuine Price 90 cents with full
directions.
For by H. c. Hart l73 Broadway; Guons $50 Broad
way; j. H. Hart 27s Broadway, and 50 Hudson 81 Howe
Guon l2s Chatham ST. and by M Gaion, l27 Bowery
of Grand 50 Henry of Pike and of Main
and Front Streets Brooklyn alse, BY b, Bush Allen, New
Orleans
Beware Of Counterfeits. Nc. cod2m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
tsD EsuRRECTIoNa-oRv ~rERsIAN

&C II EsURRECTIONn-ORvEG PERSIAN
N PILLS - p-Superor 10 the Hyg-iau. Brandreths :,
Evans njan purgsve the Matchlcs prces) Sanaveo any
other Pills. Compound before the public, certified 10 b.
Physicians others Let condemn them until they have
tried them and then certain they will not II is
settled point with all who have used these Pills. that they
peemneny the best and most scacos. Family Medicine,
that has been used in America
For particular history Of the virtues and efficacy Of
these P also many certificates from those who have expert.
eneed their truly wonderful effects and for directions
Cor use large bills (which also represent Persian Pal
ace and Garden accompany each boz p For sale by
j. o. Foy agent, New York
For sale At 10 and 100 Fulton st. at Book Stores No
s77 Broadway opposite Ninlos Garden: No Chatham
Brooklyn. l.. 1.
~ BTo MotheuIt Is with the greatest confidence that
Persian Pills.
Price, only eal cents and ,l cents per box Two Sizes
my 27.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
q. sno REwARp.-CRoss,s srECIFlc MIxTuRE.

spCUU for the Of Gonorrhoa elects Structures. and
analogous complaints OF the organs Of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered Cor the above complaints tho
. the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without the least re-
gard Diet drink, exposure change application to bvs
public " the medicine does mot speak for itself no ono ss
spesk for H. Our object Is 10 notify where can be had ans
that the proprietor challenges single recent onorrhos
TO be brought in which the mixture will eject rapid
under forfeiture Of $500
Ths disease that unfortunately peryades all ranks Of
ciety-hgh low rch poor matrimonial and single Tbey
presented with remedy by which they curs
themselves without the least exposure the shortest time poe
sibls.
Further the disease cannot be contracted IL dose Of tbs
Mixture - taken 81 night gcirg bed when exposed
IL " put mp in bottles, with full directions. accompanying
a ~ aboe. One bottle lasts week which generally cure
Many cured IN two dsva.
For sale only al DIR WI. H. MINORS Drug store, No
1893 Broadway corner Dev street House,, NJ York
and Al Jones Huchnsop Of Chestnut and Ilh SIS
Philadelphia m1sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
TTINTs TO YOUNG MEN.-ifby your ewn impru

HINTS TO YOUNG MEN.-ifby your swn imprudense
your health simpaired do rely curative
powers that Of friend but keep quiet secret and instantly
free yourself from trouble with Buffers Nxture.
If have been suffering time either from ignorance
.ent unkfu attempts curing by Me-
deal Once Prof.oa Immediately change for the better,
with Buffers Mixture.
hspe Of being cured with Drops Pills. Extracts any con-
desea preparation empty your wacoat pocket OF such rub
bish and try Butler. Mixture.
If you have decided objection TO be swnded out Of your
money and fer own tomiert or for any ursen.
stance you wish safe. certain quick and for
0.s--1'9 and G'e-ss try Buffers Mixture.
II you OF the thousands cured 10y k medicine and
suspect friend in trouble give him gentle hint and he
takes it, ysu will the satisfaction Of adding
the list Of cured by Buffers Mixture
you ill., and would be WE'LL take ST. aud to the Drug
Store 434 Greenwich street. between Vestry and Desbroses
Streets and have proper advice and bottle Of Bsters Mix
ture.
Sold also at liz Cherry, and Hester and Mulberry
nN2l-lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
THE HUMAN HAIR.

Sy Personal appearance is influenced by nothing
materially than sxuriani crop hair The loss Of the hair
in oscasioned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist To prevent its de-
cay and accomplish its complete restoration is the object
which Mr. Crehugh has for 10 years directed his attention
The growth and organization Of the hair It's structure
neced with the anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this subject he attended
the lectures Of the celebrated Psychologists in London
and Edinburgh dsscted the different layers Of the .kn
med the nerves. and bulbs connected with both
skin and hair by discovered the which
perfect knowledge OF all these Subjects and after
experiments heads In different Of badness and vary
them according to the constitution OF the individuals the
result the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUs, or INDICATED COMPOUND
is composed OF Ingredients Of the most vsifyiug powers
combined with those wh4ch will promote the circulation give
healthy action the skim and the relaxed functions
Of the nerves. boodv and absorbents 1t will thus be
evident that only BY such the restoration Of the
hair be effected.
proof othe confidence which has in roster
ing the hair is prepared with gentleman who
wish have the pound applied by hmselfa his
Hair Cutting Rooms This will be done ritho cAsvse
til the hair restored individuals of the respsctaby
had their hair restored referred who viii
testify to the great efficacy ofthe Compound.
Ladder should observe that wherever the has hair become hn
brokepoen causedb by the hair too tight this Com
pound only It, In ssch all oils greasss &c
any fatty matter perncious, and only be
mended through the grosscst Ignorance.
One application Of the Tncopherons sufficient TO
scsrf and Dandr from the hair and dsspate all impures
from the skin.
Price 81 a bottle soldby CLIREHUGH his Hair Cut
ting Roons Of Fulton and Broadway and Of his
pointed Agents. Doda Druggist, Of Blocker and
Broadway Wn Minor Druggist Of Dey street and
Broadway. n30sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

CARsAPARILLA PORTBR-A and healthy beve
- rageTh porter by the subscribers FROM
ngredenis perfectly aoensi,e, there being narcotic used
the composition. II combine, agreeable tonis, with
Alternative admirably calculated to invigorae and produce
healthy action throughout Vie system.
The delicate without the possibility OF
ang undue escitcmea at the time derive all the adj
vauage from ito tonic properties that be obtained from
the best London sorter.
The Sarsapas introduced into the porer) long been
celebrated rcnovato Of the system, purify ths blood
sradica ting cntassous diseases, &c.
For summer beverage for health IL is believed that this
porter by article offered the public
being highly carbonaed and very grateful the palate
For sale by the gross dozen, by
WHITING < BABCOCK, 81 Liberty st.
~. r. Delivered in any part Of the city.
We have made trial Of the sasarsra Porter manufactured
and cold by Messr Whiting Bsbeock, and have found
very lively and pleasant beverage.
prom the ingredients which enter into its composition
believe that IL will be found wholesome and refreshing drink
and from the unpleasant consequences which follow The
use of stroug beer and porter.
ALFRED c. POST vi ID.
j. H. RORROWE NJ. ID.
GILBERT SMITH, III. ID.
WILLIAM N. BLAkEMAN, III. d.
nyo-ln' L. MEAD, M. D.