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IRON EODFo-Inc su:'scriue,s i,uvr- D " uTs1
Of great expense, III" night ot putin. "n iron
ru"is IN lhls cry. They ndap',d to puhlc
buildings, warch"HspS, ard rriva'e dwellings, n NJ.
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4 NEW article for persons troubled with dea ness,
z cul'ed the Ear Trumpet has jus, been received,
b, tic I" hch, thu sis!tiaS, articulation Of the hu.
voice is dsrciiv ',! the ANY
who has lren ubi.'n converse with very ,a
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MON / \tur.>
IL N EOR THE Ik. L III

1 worm NiiII.S-Drd. received for niIls b.,
I! npl7 SHALL n BROWN, 96 Magazine $
! } Gl.ED LET TER PAPEN-Just ,ecrived a few
4 eases Of blue aud white ruled Letter rape,
some very inw priced. Tor sale hv
y .V,D FELT IL Go. :, :::ui:cnrr>' Hail,
juun Is ~ t'hnrtres q
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
STATE OF MAINE.
IN the gear ot our Lord one thousand eigh
LII hmdred and Mirtu-nine,

! y
h~ndred and thirty-ninf,
An additional act to promote the sale and
settlement Of the Public Lands.
SIC. L. Be it enacted by the Senate and
! House Of Representatives in Legislature
assembled that whenever any person shall
hereafter purchase of the State, for the
purpose OF orcupatlon, and Improvement,
any OF the settling lands, and hall become
an actual settler thereon, he and his heirs,
shall hold one hundr' d aud sIAty acres Of
the same, with the buildings and iuprnve..
m"nts exempt from attachment mesne pro-
cess aad execution for the period oi ten
years, provided that he or they shall so
long continue in the actual occupation and
Improvement of the same Provided how
ever. that this Act shall not extend to ex-
empt from attachment as aforesaid, proper
ty to an amount exceeding one Thousand
five hundred dollars and provided also
that when the land so purchased as aiore-
sad, with the improvements, shall exceed
the sum of one thousand and five hundred
dollars, the excess shall not be protected
by any of the provisions of thus Act.
See. 2 BE il further enacted, tn t when
ever any execution creditor shall desire to
have his execution levied upon SO much of
the real estate of his debtor, as is made
subject to attachment by the aforesaid pro-
visions Of this Act, il shall be the duty Of
the appraisers, after first taking The oath
prescribcd by law, in the FIST place, to set
oil to said debtor IN execution, so much ol
The estate as may be OF the value Of one
tbousand, five hundred dollars, which estate
shall be 80 set off rs best to include the
and improvements, # the said
dcbte, shall desire it, aud the residue of the
estate, if any, shqIl be subject to be set off
on execution, IN the sa ne tuanner, AS other
unncumbered real estate of such debtor,
and in no other way shall said estate be
subject to attachment
Hfc. g. Be il further enacted that This,
4 Act stall take effect, from ana after It's ap-
pyoya by the Governor.
la Senate, Feb. 26, 1889. This Bill
was read twice and It's passage refused.
Scnt down for concurrence.
WILLIAM TRAFTON, Secretary.
IIoasc of Representatives, March 8,
I 53) This Bill having had three several
readings. the House nonconcurred the Sen
ate in refusing the same passage, refer
red the same 10 the next Legislature, aud
ordered it to be published IN all the news
papers IN the State, that publish the laws
of tie State Sent up for concurrence.
GEORGE ROBINSON, Clerk.
Tn Senate, March | l. 1889. The Senate
rcceded from the vote refusing this Bill
passage, and concurred with the House in
,l,,f,,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

TINE, the Cradle of Hope, but the grave
of Ambition, is the stern corrector OF fools.
bat the sautary counsellor of the wise.
bringing all they dread to the one, and all
they desire to the other but like Cassan-
dra it warns US with voice that even the
sagest dlscredit too long, and the sllliest
believe too late Wisdom walks before it.
opportunity with it, and repentance behind
it he that has made it his friend will have
little to fear from his enemies; but he that
has made it his enemy, will have little to
hooe from his friends.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

No. 1911.
OrHo REX.

Highly born S",-
/ am directed by his Excellcucy the
Regent to inform you, that, in consequ nee
of request made to the Royal Regency
in the absence of his Ma ajesty, the King
his Exceliency has thought ti' to submit
to his Majesty the proposal of appointing
YOU Consul General ot Greece inr the
United States. Your past cDadart ana
seruicesi rerderedto Greece, are the best
cuaran,ee,th that hi. Eyeeilepcy WILL pat be
disappointed in his expectations You are
now directed to assist with counsel and
action as far, as it is in your power, the
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

MnnJfcent Brquest Thursday the
executors of VIM Young Birch, E'q late
Of Philadelphia, made over to the PtIInsy'-
vania Institution for ,he Blind, as directed
in his will cash, stock aud mortgages t"
the amount of one hundred md sirfy-sepf"
thousand dollarS; ,ngoiher wHi, deh due
his estate oftwenty-hve thousand dollars
making in all the noble SUN oi one hun
dred and ninety two thousand dollars.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
NO T|C r

II Caution.-In order to avoid the possibility of
1(IoInterteiters introducing spurious deleIe'ous
5mitafion of the Pills. and Il us imposing on the
public, Dir Evans has went to great expense in hav-
ing new label for them, and had them entered
according to of Congress. BE particular in pur'
chasing them from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
II. HYDE, Bath; J. Thwing, Wool'rich; j. Grif-
fin, Brunswick; b. Neal, WiScasset; Haskell &
Jewell, Topsham; Henry Cushman, Portland
F. aug Is. ly20
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

The Extreme End. An English paper.
in describing the train Of the Queens state
robe, says that it is eight yards long, and
held up on each side by three pages, the
Duchess of Kent, her mother, presiding a,
the eXtrrme end.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

Il is impossible tha, an i'll natured man
can have public spirit; for how should no
love ten thousand men who never loved one'
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

Absence lessons small passions and in
creases great ONES. as the wind extinsuishes
tapers, and kindIes fires.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
BATH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1899

subjects ofhis Greeh Majesty in the Uuted
States, aud as far as il is in your power, 10
watch over the honor and Interests OF
Greece. have the honor TO be OF your
hgh-WelI born sir.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
Cory OF DIREcTIoN.

va. lDT
Royal CHARACTERISTIC q Grcsce.
To Chey. } B. ELlovIoH Consul Gen.
eral I'D interu) II the Unncd States Of
America, New York.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
most oh. &c. sc.
GUSTAV FA V ELHONOR.

ATHENS, 10Th Feb'y, 1887.
To his high-w Il born Chegaier J BRAT
lsn El1ovIca, Consul General Greece,
ad Interim
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
STATE OF MAINE,
SEcRETARY's OFFICE,

.7NgNSFa, U170bTo ., I6o5.
| hereby cer'Ity that the foregoing Is
true copy of The original on file in this Of
flee, Attest.
A. r. NICHOLS, Secretary of State
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

NO. lD|i
Royal CHARACTERISTIC c( Greece.
To Chev. J =. ELlovIcH Consul Gen
eral I'D interru) II the UuIed States OF
America, New York
DIALOGUE.
Scene, iauya's oGre.-Enter Pres
byterion
LaUyer. Good Morning, Mr.. p. Take
"A seat, sir attended your m eting yes
tefdal. was highIy grnIfied with your
new preacher. admire the warm and
powerful style your clergymen of late are
adopting. Ii is certainly calculated to
aw4ken the thoughiless If you settle Mr..
S. in yonr society, you may consider me
as a subscriber. 1t is true | am not al
tacFed to any order Of Christians bat be-
leve the great bnlwark of our national lib
e1lcs must be the diffusion of knowledge,
and have always observed that your peo-
pie are patronizlug aud susi nlug our SEM
inares and institutions OF learning. BY
the bye, thi- reminds me that onr election
is at hand ] hope, Mr.. p. we have the
pleasure Of numbering you with our friends
in the approaching contest.
Presbyterian, | will think OF it.
rEnt7
Enter Baptist
Lawper Good m1rnlng, Mr.. B. | am
glad YOU have called. Well, | went down
To the river yesterday noon, To witness the
immersion, and must say that it Is beau
,;f,l n,d;,.,,co. o,d II seams f., me ,ha,
,,,,i, ,,r a,,,,,,',.,.,,,,a !. th. ,,,si s;,,,1a
ana ,,r;n,,,,o +, sa,. . i1tle oroun stand
nnan mo h,,ks Of the Rnvinq stream mite
their voices in that HYMN. o, how happy
,.h;la ,ho cand, date r,es ,vn
into the water. brings lorcihI, to ones mind
the sceuc- of lord VA and Judea. Besides.
your clereynlan, Elder M, is very inter
tsilnp man. Your church government
! have always admired, it is 50 republican.
1t was Elter l., OF your order, | believe,
vho carried The great Cheshire cheese 10
Jefferson. He has been faithful old
patriot. And this puts me in mnd that the
JpfIersonian principles are again to be con-
tested this fall; and hope | shall tind you,
Mr.. B., as firm patriot as Elder L has
been.- ErH.
Enter Episcopahan.
! Iamyer Your most obedient servant,
| Mr. E. Happy TO see you, sir. Wei, |
was in New York last week, and | walked
four miles in the morning 10 hear Bishop
| II. He is "A truly polished and eloquent
man, and there is something III your mode
of worship so systematic, aud 50 much IN
accordance with order, and so much the
opposite To lha, wild. rantIng KIND OF wor-
ship, that have fallen IN love with It, -
You see here have purchased NE Com
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

our only apology for publ hing the article.
We entirely concur with Mr. Neal, IN his
predatory remarks.
GENERAL BRATISH.
The documents whish follow. have been
recovered from the PENNSYLVANIA Counts.
and are published without the knowledge
or consent of General Bratlsh. who is now
at Bangor, bui from motive winch he will
understand, appreciate and forgive. In
our opinion, that mnchinjured gentleman
has carried his dignlfrd aud generous for
hparance TOO iar-and though he may dis
dain to NEEDLE with the unprlncipled and
shameless slanderers. who have assailed
hlm tor the last twelrc-n0nih while he was
absent, prisoner in Quebec and friendless,
there are those among his personal friends
who feel il their duty duly owed alike
to him, to Themselves and to their country.
TO see that the most sacred rights Of hos
pilaIty are no langer violated With mpuni-
ty IN his person.
A part of the documents-a'l Of which
were taken po session Of bv the Curt with
oul his consent, aud put ASIDE uaR = the Sf0i
If hc f'onrt, with express inituctlons 10
the Clerk not to have the parcel opened,
hare beea abSirortfd The following are
only part ot those which have been re-
covered-the remainder will be published
in their order.
The fact thai Mr Brati,h was held worthy
ofthe rank of a Major Grnaol IN the Brit
ish AGxli,ry LrgIon, raisrd IN Eaeland for
the service of the Queen of Span, with
the signatures and appreciation of ALvA De
LACEY, CAgBoNEL apd the Adjntan Gen
eral and Secretary lie Merchant must be
sufficient to settle any question respecting
the character, talents, and rank of Mr..
Bra,sh, with all those who understand the
subject.
The authority from Greece too, trans
latipn of which we give here, preserving
the original for the complete Justification
of General Bratlsh hereafter. Is full and
the High o"d ~cH born SU, (Hoch-und-
whoI-ge ebornen Ilerr,) titles, N, yer given
by authority but to right honorable person
ages of undoubtcd rank and family ly-Aonld
be enough To settle forever, IN the estima-
tinn of those acquainted at all with the
diplomatic etiquette of Northern Europe,
the pretensions of General Bra,ish to a
much higher rank than he has ever pre-
tended to here Being now citizen of
the U. s., he has thrown up the title of
Baron, and chooses to be known at presen,
as "John Brdtish" only. j. n.
IN NAME AND IN BEHALF OF
THE QUEEN.
REGISTER, Cd B ok, Page 1876.
3,75 Legation.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
REGISTER, I'd b ok, Page 1876.
3,15 Legation.

No
Auriha,y forces Of Her Catholic NVesty.
We the undersigned, Commissioners aud
Agents GrneraI of the Auxiliary and
and Sea Forces of Her Calhnhc Mrjesty
hereby appoint and engage Jean Brallsh
Elinvilch, X c. c., X. l.. II Sc. &c. to
be M ,lnr General of :he Legion, to serv"
for the. period of two years, aud hereby
pledge ourselves that the said VI lor Cen
eral jean Bratish Eliovich shall ENJOY AL
the privileges, enolament, pay aud pen
sion, As stipulated IN the original Contract
between the Government OF her Catholic
Majesty and the subscribers, deposited III
the Court Of common Please Of His Britain
mic Majesty.
In tcst,mony whereof W" have set our hind
and seal hereto, in the city Of London,
the q8th OctObei, 1886.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

misunderstanding to the official ac-
counts of the births and deaths in the Rus
sian empire II appears tha' III the cou sc OF
the last year grea, many persons died who
had attained remarkably high aye. Tie
number of births were 2, 3:}3 992; deaths,
,5G3. 1873; excess of births, no, O,259;
marriages 494 424. Among the deaths
there we're of persons from 100 to l05
years, S5S; ilO to II5, 1875; ll6 to 100,
1870; 100 10 1870, 8, of l45 years, !; from
$50 to 1856, 3; Of lG0 years, /; of 16G
years, L. The provinces on both sides oI
the Caucasus (Cancasia and TranScanca-
sia) are not included. According TO the
report oil the finance Department., the pop
uIa'ion of the Russian empire in 1888 was
1000, 900. N. Y. Com.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

The Vicksburg Ehig tells good story
of loco loco brawler IN that city. An
officer of one of the banks was informed :,
that the aforesaid loco toco had been a
busing his bank in no measured terms, and
complaining that he had two or three hun
dred dollars Of its notes which he could not
get off at less than 30 to 40 per cent dis
count. "TelI him." said the officer, 'lo
come down to the bank, and we will meet
it at pas in payment of hi own note ior
$4,000, on which he has been protested Tor
months Louisville Jour.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-28

.arriral Of the LiUerpool-Lote and hieh.
" important ne,cs-death of the Sultan
Observation-Disclosures offhe Turkish
army-dreadfM riots at Birminghan,
and etseVhere. "'
The Liverpool, which sailed from Liver
pool on the LIST inst, and had been hourly
expected for several days, arrived abon,
- O'Clock last night, and anchored off pier
no. | East River. By her we have Lon
don hles to the Slst July, and Liyerpool
dates to the day of sailing. news
will be highly importantly. Y. Ppaer
The Liverpool made her last trip home
m IL l-2 days.-She has seen nothing of
either the Great Western or the British
Queen during her return trip.
government and the Honorable Fas,
INDIA Company have this morning receiv.
eu important overland dispatches from
China. All that we can at present ascer.
ls'n IS, that the China trade has been
STOPPED, and her Majesty's superintendents
ana british merchants made prisoners bv
the Chinese suthoriiies.
on The SoIh, Lord FnzwiIliau presented
petition praying for a total repeal of the
corn laws. y '''
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-28
SIGNs OF THE TINES.

A powder-magazine and arsenal have
been constructed within the walls Of the
Jail OF Sherbrook.
The Printing establishment Of the Am.
6u Penpfe, French tory Journal at Mon.
treal, has been seized and sold for de BIT BY
the Sheriff. This paper was started by the
Priests OF the Montreal Seminary immedi-
ate'y alter the murders of 2lst May 1882,
IN opposition to the Liberal French paners
1t has always been contemplate vehicle
oi mean abuse against the radicals. But
the expenses drew heavily on the sacerdo.
tai purse, and the priests after while
abandoned it. Becoming therefore depen.
dent on The patronage of the honest Cana.
dams, it went down.
The Duke of Wellington urges the ne.
cesslty Of sending more troops to Canada.
In Parliament on the Esd ult Lord Rus
sell asked for an increase of the army. de-
claring that it was impossible TO Withdraw
any troops from Canada.
The Brig Stakesby arrived at Quebec
on the 10th inst. with stores for the Gov
eminent and 2lS men belonging to the
Royal Artillery.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-28

lTEMs.-It is reported that the Maine
Land Agent has sold thirty thousand dollars
worth OF tresPass timber, and will shortly
sell the remainder for sum sufficient n
pay the expenses Of the Aroostook expedi-
lion.
The Boundary Commissioners were at
the Govt. House, Fredericton New-Bruns
wick. about the middle Of August II
IS ridiculous for girl whose father was
bred IN stable and whose mother was rails
ed IN kitchen TO feel herself insuIted when
asked If she has ever made loaf of bread
or washed dish-kettle.
a new sort OF Clover has been imported
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-28

GREAT DURHAM MEETING IN
HAMILTON g. DUNDAS y

we are iadebied TO the Toronto E-a,,.
saer o. The 9Th, for an Interesting accoun,
Q. these assemblages Of the people. Abon,
sOOO attended the FIRST and 1000 the las,
name, and the most remarkable fes,n,s
10 iaeH proceedings is an addition n ,bs
rsio'm-fs it'n The ranks OF SirFB
Iieaa sappo'ters, MEG who you'd have
Sonlneed that support il The loans from
Eneiana, 10 the ptoHigaie expenditure Of
~hsea they shared, kad Hot been ston,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-28
AUGUST es

into England from Asia, which i, i.,,,
may be cut every month, or if allowed CO..
grow TO the enormous height OF 1eto,t
feet Each grain produces 500, 900 seed.
There is now Detachment Of ,hieye. =,
Nspiervlle l.. c.. who are plunderins H..
Canadians indiscriminaieIy. II comsls0,
he made, the complainant is p,onovpc,5
a id rebel, and threatened with i'm
prisonment and the galIows. The pa,,o,.
mus, quietly abide their Time.
WANTED at this office 1000 subsc,;l...
and Herewith 81 500; whoever will T.. -
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Wanted also, payment from the p,,,
Masters at Corinth and East Corn,b r..
the North American from the bepipnino -
the time they ordered il discontinue
and when the same is received il sb.nl-
duly acknowledged.
NorIcE.-Whereas, il has come 70 49,.
ears that some Of our Agents have ao,...
to furnish their creditors with the Morn
American IN the expectation of apulvirr
the same on their debts, this is tbersfo,.
to inform such subscribers that we feco,
nIze no such bargains, unless bv snsc;.
agreement with us. Our Agents can NAL.
no other terms than those advertised IN
our paper.
10 PRIN7ERs.--A journeyman wopB
md permanent employment at this office.
Il Immediate application be made, providing
however that he be sober and industrious
an early riser and good workman. None
need apply unless he can bring good re.
Communications from his last employer.
The Waterloo steam vessel. ofIas TON.
ourthen and COCO muskets on board bound
rom London to GibraIter, took FIRE oG
Nao-lIght, coast Of Eng land, and burnt ,o
he waters edge, officers and men escapino
n the boats. pug
Mr.. O'ConneIl has called upon minister.
o prevent the formation of ORANGE Ioda."
n Canada. se'
The Turkish feet has been caprured h.
he Egyptians.
Lord J. Russell also askes $4,000 10
s'ab m constabulary force to out down
he Char,sts. fN0""
A Bill has passed by a majority of 100
otes, authorizing the Special Council in
g. ~ =. to suspend the Hateas Corpus act
The Colonial Secretary has declared
Iufham's system OF Colonial responsibility
npracticable.
ne Bank Of France has refused The
, = ~ OF England the loan Of fifty millions
Admiral sir Isaac Coffin is dead.
EScLAND.-The Canadian Prisoners.
arker' W'xon, AIves, Walker, Malcolm.
afson, Brown, Anderson, and Bedford
ave been released. Miller and Grant are
i'll in prison. Wv a''
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-28

l.. ). Southmayd and Daniel Sprsgue.
both OF Barnston, L. C, and who were po-
lItIcal refugees in the States since the last
troubles, have returned to their homes, and
we learn by the Montreal papers that they
have been lodged in the Sherbrooke Jail BY
detachment OF the Stanstead cavalry, un-
der the usual accusation of High Treason.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-28

A Montreal paper says tba, an Epidem-
&c disease has made its appearance a.
Pointe Claire, IS miles south of Montreal,
which begins by dissen.ery of blood,
whist the lace turns black, as 10 the Chol-
era. ~ persons have died OF it a, that
place during the past week. Il has also
made It's appearance at Montreal.