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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-25

The Alexandra Gazette SAYS that VIZ.
ssisa Iz'e unsuccessful candidate for Con.
ares nom Richmond, Va has been zap.
pointed 'fu4- Hrer 81 t,ie { \, IN place VI
Sir. Camage1 removed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-25

The Hon. William &. Preston aud fam
liz, passed through Ruiheriordton, \. G.,
on the l. 9TH ull., on a visit 10 Virginia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-25

ES.GMcror Tyler, Of Va, of whose
Whi2g.-n, some doubt. had been express
ri, has aso~ed hi4 preference for Mr..
Cav. asneu President, over an Others who
haze been named.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-25

The New York Iumes speaks Of ones
telling rooster and hull story" How
very psribe We are getting.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-25

Cotton aalfdctortss.--The Mernmack
Company, a, Lowell, Mass, cleared II
per eea,. tie las, -lA months, O; s. hIch they
aiE55ed per cent. carrying per Gent or
- BOO 10 surplus fund.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
.HgOrtg0gppa, .Nnficp.

VENHE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
- he claims possession Of the lot Of land de-
scrbed below, by rue of Mortgage deed from
Se'vall Longfellow to him. Said deed is dated Oc-
tober 10Th, II. D. 1887. Said Land il situate in
,Whitefeld in the County of Lincoln, and bounded
by Ian recently IN possession of Bryan sweetman;
asery by land in possession Of Kavanagh; : outh-
erly by land in possession of homas Clark, and
Westerly by the town line; it being the same land
conveyed to Ebenezer Grecnleaf by Henry Clark,
and containing forty-two acres more or less. refer
renee being had to the deed from Henry Clark to
said Greeneaf for more particular description
And the subscriber rtber gives public notice that
the conditions Of the above described mongaged deed
have been broken, by reason of which he claims to
forecose al the right which said yNotgagor has to
redeem the same. WILLIAM STEVENS I'd,
Whitefeld July 9, 1882 :wl6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
SHEIslFF'S MALE.

n 1NCOLN IS: July 22d, 1889. Taken on ex-
M eculion and will be sold at public Vendue, at
the STORE of Nathan Reynolds in Lewiston, on
Saturday the twenty fourth day of August next, at
two of the cloc in the afternoon all the right. title
and interest which James Tuner OF said Lewiston
has in ana 10 the land on which he now lives, t. sit:
One acre of good tiIIage Land, less togeth-
er with The House, Barn and Blacksmith hop there
on. aid and is situated at iipers orner, so
called, on the road leading from Lewiston to is
bon Factory; thence on the road leading from John
Cushing store to Green.
SAMUEL LITCHFIELD,
july 25-4w17* Deputu Sheriff.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
STATE OF MAINE,
Division Order No. A.
HEAD QUARTERS 4th Division,
Bath, July 30, 1889.


Bath, July 20, 1889.
. Colonel JosErH LEONARD of the first
Regiment having been elected Brigadier
General of the second Brigade and having
been commissioned as such, will be obey
ed and respected accordingly. The review
and inspection Of the Troops of this Divis-
ion will take place the present year as fol.
lows: The first Brigade between the tenth
and fiieenh-the second Brigade between
the sixteenth and twenty-frst day of Sep.
TENDER next, and on such days between the
days aforesaid as shall be respectively des-
ignated by Brigadier Generals Milay and
Leonard; the Infantry by Regiments, the
Cavalry and Artillery by Companies, with
such Regiments Of Infantry as will be most
convenient for them.
The Major General will be seasonably
notified of the time and place of par.,de of
each Regiment and the maneuyres to be
performed.
By Command of Major General
JOSEPH BERRY.
JACOB S. SEWALL, A. ID. C.
and orderly officer 4h Division.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
EXECUTORS SALE.

YHNO be s"Id AT Auction, in pursuance OF the last
n will of John McFadden, lale of &c 'rgetown
in the County of Lincoln, Decreased. at The Office of
the subscriber on Saturday the tenth day OF August
next, at two O'Clock M. all the ri .ht, title and in.
threst which the said McFadden bad or has, in the
following described Lot of Marsh ,iinae on Aruus.
lex Island, in said Georgetown, near Pouers Mills
and bounded north by Marsh in possession of IN
drew .McFadden; Eas, by Land Of james Preston;
South by Land Of Ezekiel Drmmo,d and West
by the Creek, cnn'anng two acres. more or less.
EBENEZER CLAP, Executor.
Bath July 90. 1899 3vI7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED
July 81 sch .Adno, Nurch, Portland
sch Wiscasset & Boston Packet, Call,
Wiscasset
July % sch Maine Stearns, Boston
sch Besey SouIe. Portland
sch Albcore, Marshall, homaston with
Lime to master
brig Porpoise, Cowing, st Thomas Is DIS
brig Wave, Banchard New York
sen Franklin Nlckerson, Providence
sch DoIan. Chase, do
sch Harmony, Mcclure Boston
Also ar brig CorneIia. Gray, st Thomas, 10 d.
July s, lat 81 Sc. Ion IS 49, spoke sch Romp, ii
days FIN NYorl for Texas.
July 29 brig Della, Walker, Poston
sch Orient Webb, do.
July 80 brig Orson, Johnson. do
sch Arab .f'roadstreet, Mobile via Boston
sch Cornlhian, Chase, Fdgartown
sch .Nagnola, Prebe, Lynn
sch Loire, Hutchins Boston
brig James, MiIlay, NYork
sch Reaper, Nickerson, Yarmouth
sch Dorcas Kelley, Harwich
sch Hope & Esther, Nickerson FRiver
sch sch ssIS @ryy,' B Ba@laN B geSl@e9os
sch Victory. Harding, Providence
sch Fair Dealer, Brown, Gloucester
sch Margaret, Williams, Newport r L.
Luly 25 ship Girard. Gross New Orleans
July 81 brig LwelIyn. Adams Barbados
brig Baltic, Merritt, West Indies.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
STATE OE MAINE

lNCOLN $50 John Temple, Administra-
a. tor on the Estate of james Temple late of
Bowdonham said ounty deceased Greeting.
Yon are hereby ordered TO notify the heirs at law
and creditors of said deceased, and all persons in
terestrd, that your second account of admnistra.
ton on the Estate of said deceased will be offered
for allowance at a Probate Court at Topsham, on
onday the twenty-si tn day Of August A. d. 1889,
at IL o'clock in the ng; when and where they
may be present, If they Notice to b. Civ
en- BY publishing copy Of this order in the Lincoln
Telegraph, at bath, thirty days before said Court Of
Probate.
Given under my hand this twentieth day of Feb
ru ry in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty. nine.
10 NATH'l GRO ON Lndpp of Probate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01


tefield for oston.
Ar at NYork 28th-brig James M'Cobb, Batch
elder, Guayama 20; Pinta burlington fin Maya
quez; schs Planet FIN Path; Moth Star do
Ar at Roston 29,h sch Helen, Wood I'm Bath;-
Clio Bean FIN Augusta. Cl sch Della Belcher
NJ Kenney fin ath
.Nr at Providence 2sth, brig .dustin, Purrington
Bath.
Sailed from Port Royal, J. 9th ult. brig Porto
Rico, Dow for Cuba.
In port at london July 3, brig Emery, Merry
man, fol- NJ York. loading.
CT at Liverpool 29th ut, Ship Gardiner, jack on,
N. York. Adv 4th July, Queen Victoria, Thomp-
son, for N. York, 10th
In port at Glasgow 29th. Edinburg, Theobad for
N. York, same day.
Ar a, Giberater 18th Massasoit, Tro,t. MADEIRA
AT Neuvitas l4th brig lincoln, smth, for Boston,
loading
AT St Pieres Mart. 7th, brig fremont, sylves-
ter, waiting freight.
At Havana July IA briggs Caledonia, Munson,
waiting freight; c'Lellan. Larrabee oston, soon
Sailed from Pensacola 18th, barque Fairfield,
Cuts, N. london
Ar at Baltimore 22d. schr Gauges Kelley, Bath.
FIR at Providence Goth schr Milo, Path.
.4dv at N. Orleans 10Th brig Bordeaux, Morrison,
for Baltimore, 3 4ths cargo engaged
CT at N. York 25th brig James. .MiIay, PATH
Goth, brig Denmark Denno, Philadelphia. Below
27h, brig James McCobb, Batchelder. from Porto
Rico.
Ar at Providence Goth schr Saga 'ahock, Rodbird,
Bath
Ar at Newport Path schs Louisa, Paker, and
Hunter, Priggs, Bath for Fall River, Liberty, New
comb, Bath
Ar at frisol 25th, schr Porax. Nckeron, Path.
Adv at N Orleans 9TH, Ships Delaware, Patlen,
for Liverpool, part cargo eng hged; Orient Bailey,
Philadelphia.
.4r at runswck, Ga 9Th. sch James Francis,
Paine, FIN augusta. Me II days
Ar at Baltimore goth ship London, Patten, Liver
pool.
FIR at NRedford 22d sch Ann Maria FIN Kenne-
bee
Clat N Orleans 9Th ship Sheffield, Porter Vav-
In port among others 1amenend for Liverpool
Isl Globe do. Goth; Caspian do next week; Dea-
ware do. loading; brig hpdroscoggin, Boston next
week
Ar at Fall River 25lh, Leo Rogers, Ba h.; Hope
& Esther, Nckrrson do.
Al at Gloucester Goth, sch Agawam, Bath.
Ar Mt Boston 2Sih, brig Mcclellan, Lararabee T1a-
vana 18th; sch 1iberius Brookings, Gardiner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01

sTA new and somewhat important Cot
ton Circular, has been addressed to Plant
ers, Merchants, Factors and Banks of the
Southern States. The object is to induce
a concert OF action among those interested
in this great Staple, in order to form sys-
tenn, by which, with the commenc ment of
the new crop, advances may be made on
cotton, with the capital or credit Of Banks
here, thereby relieving the consignee in
Europe from all care Or consideration, ex-
cept the advantageous sale Of Stock, which
would promote "A regularity in sales, and
prevent undue speculations, or depression
10 the market, so ruinous to the parties con :
cerned. If this arrangement should sue
coed, it is confidently hoped, that con-
slant and natural regularity of price, will
result, and that the planters, manulactur-
ers, and merchants, will be enabled at all
times TO make safe and sure calculations
upon the sale of the article. Copies OF
the Circular have been sent to Europe by
the Liverpool Steamer, and the effect will
soon be known.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
DIED,

In this town, Charles GrenvIIe, son of G. w.
Gay of Boston, aged 10 months, Death OCCASION
ed by Pulmonary Consumption, which was apparent
from the day of its birth
On Friday last, Mr.. shepard d. Hall, aged IS
years.
On Saturday last, Afr. abraham O. Lincoln aged
81 years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
TO Owners of Logs.

"A GREEABLY to Law, and vote OF the Ken
IA nebec Log Driving Company. the owners of
Logs are hereby notified that all Logs which have
been collected ard secured by said Company below
the Railway in Bath; will be sold on the 2st dav
OF august next, at Bath; unless the owner own.
ers thereof shall pay, or to be paid, brfnre
that tIme 10 the Agent of said Company sum of
money, equal 10 the expenses that may have accrued
on their own Logs.
Further notice is also hereby given that all Logs
collected and secured by said Company above said
Railway, and b. liw the foot of Swan island viii be
sold on the 2lst day of September next at Harh:--
unle The owner or owners thereof shall before lhaI
time, paw or cause To be paid to the said Agent or
Agents, all expenses that NAV have accrued on their
own particular marks Of Logs
STEPHEN WESTON,
LEMUEL BARTLETT,
ELLIS TEDFORD,
Directors of the Ken Log Driving Co.
JOSEPH BERRY, 9gent Of said Co.
july 25. 1880. avis
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
y Ss'SEsE<-

N Office is hereby given, that by virtue of Lii
" cense from the Hon Nathaniel Groinn. Judge
Of Probate for the County of Lincoln, there will be
Offered for sale, at Mr. knight Hotel in Bath, on
Saturday the seventeenth day of August next at
two OF the clock p NJ, so much of the Real Estate
of Ebenezer McLoon, late Of Bath in The CO unity
of Lincoln. deceased, including the reversion Of
the widows dover thoren,hs will produce the sum
OF two bundled dnllars for the pay ment of the lst
debts of said deceased, and incidental charges-sad
rea estate will be sold subject to the widow 3 dover
IN me same-sac real estate consists of small lot
and small house thereon, siuatc IN said Bath and
bounded, South by lane, leading from ashngon
street East. West by Land formerly owned bv Tins
olhy w. Wadron, deceased North by Jonathan
ilyde's Land, and East by Land of Ebenrzrr A.
Mold, or Nithan Lord. Said lot will be sold, either
at public or pva,e sale, will he most for The inter
ct Of all conrerned Dated the nineteenth day OF
July, ID 1889. EBENFZER CLAP,
3w7 Adm" on said Mel. nons Estate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01

Pip Col. Nudge and Mr.. Featherston.
haugh, the Commissioners for the North
Eastern Boundary, have arrived in the
British Queen, from England. OF Col. M
we know nothing, but as for Mr.. +. we
may have some disclosures to make, in re-
gard to his "diplomatic" conduct in Cana
da, where he acted as an unaccredited agent
from his excellency Mr.. Van Buren,, to his
excellency the Earl of Durham, which
ought to be explained before this Commits
sioner takes his official station.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
S.3LE OF VALUABLE
R E E ST TIE.

E n pursuance of License from the Hon. Nath'l
III Gruion, Judge Of Probate, in and fr the Coun-
~ of Lincoln. we the Administrators on the Es-
tate OF Wm. Kendall, late of Bath, in snid County
hereby offer for sale the valuable WHARF, STORE
and DWELLING House.. tog' ther with the LAND
on which lliey are situated, ,gethrr with several
adjoining building lets; they being the property
lately owned an, occupied bv said Kendall
The Land is bounded foil rvs, viz: Ten rods
on Washington st thence by line running E st
to the banks of the Krnnebec River on Water St.
thence North by said street t entytwo feet, thence
East 10 low water mark, theme South by low
wafer mark ten rods aud twenty 1.-Two feet and from
thence West 10 the first mentioned bound on
Washington st. Through he centre Of Ibis land is
a street laid out, opened and accepted hv the tow ~,
which sew, raj convenient building Lots are sit
uated
This property is now subject to Mortgage, in
the hands of Capt James Lowell, for tile security
Of debt now amounting 10 about twenty.three
hundred dollars. 1t is also under a lease and on rent
until the first day of April next, when possession
be given Of it, and the lease will be transferred
to the purchaser.
The above properly will he off, red at public rue.
ton on the last Monday (26h DAY OF August next,
on the premises, at thuen O'Clock. IN the forenoon
unless previously disposed of at private sale.
The terms of cr d viii be made known at the
ST. lie, or on application 10 tie undersigned.
2. DYDE, administrators
ALFRED G LlTHGoW. of sal Estate
Barb. Jinr ~ih. lo3o. 6pl6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
LINCOLN $50 William M Reed and
Thomas N. Reed, Erecutors Of the lastmiH
and testament Of Rebeccah Parsons late
Of Phipsb"rg IN soid County, Greeting.
VOU are here'y required to notify the heirs at
III Law, legatees and devisees of said deceased,
that your first account Executors of said deceas-
ed, will be offered for allowance and settlement at
Probate Coul to be holden at l!atn on Tuesday the
goth day of august 1889. at IL o'cuck in the
morning. Notice TO be given by publishing copy
OF this order in the Lincoln Telegraph, Newspa-
per printed at Bath, three weeks successvely before
the day Of the sitting of said Court
Given under my hand this 22d day of July. A d
1889 .NAI,H'L GROTON,
y:5-3w17 .Judge of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
IN PO on N DED.

I'm the Town Pound, in Wales. a sorrel Mare,
III With light gley name and tail, supposed TO bo
four or five years old The said mare was taken
up by Samuel Potter Of said Wales, for breaking
into, and doing damage in his enc losurc--and COM
n,itted 10 my custody the filth day of July inst
The owner thereof is requested To pay what is le'
gally and justly demandnblc, and take her away.
WILLIAM STROUT, Pound Keeper.
Wales. july &, 1899 3mI6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
FOR SAT,E.

TENHE Two Story HoUsr, occupied by Nathan
N lei Harding and others, known the &c Foote
House, situated between Washington and Front
streets, few rods to the east of Capt VIM Drum.
nond's Said house IS very convenient, and well
calculated for two families
Also, lot of Land on High st., between the
Gushing lot and the house formerly occupied by the
late Widow ] urner I he lot is large one, and
would make two good lots. For further particulars,
inquire of Richard Nuter or
July l3 -tfI5 SIMEON n. LEMONT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
IN E:rceIEent House.

NNlTH convenient out bu ldinss Garden. and
w Grass Lot, now occupied by Daniel Mars
ton Jr., is for sale. The House, is new cottage
very conveniently arranged, in pleasant ioraiion
For Terms, &c. apply 10 DANIEL MARSTON
August l. 1929 -trl8
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
Notice TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TENHE subscriber having been for twenty years
4 constantly engaged in working Lumber, and
for five years legally qualified in the arr of Survey
ing, continues TO offer his services nhove. ia.
vors gratefully received, and punctually attended to
by SAMUEL EAhES, Surveyor uf LumJer
Path. July "a, 1889. 1v17
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01

SPOKEN.
June 10, lat 43, Ion ~, Ship Majestic Mustard. fin
Havana for Brest.
July Is, lat "a. Ion 81 80, Ship Ebro, Warts, fin
N. York for Sydney.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01

MIR Clay was received at Rochester by
about 10000 persons. He was met ten
miles out by large cavalcade.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
TIE HAIR THE HAIR! THE HAIR.

TIE HAIR THE HAIR! THE HAIR!
TEyTlE Inhabitants of Boston and vicinity are aa-
= tonishpd ~ the wonderful efficacy of the gem
uine BUFFALO OIL j. has recently been dis.
unvrred 10 be the most effrctunl remedy now IL
use 70 promotefhr gruwth and improve the besniy
Of the Hair II is fast taking the p"ce Of OIL other
preparations: Prize "a 2 cents. Az security
against cnuhterci's please observe TIE fief azure 81
the proprietor. VIM. Brown, none OTHER ger re.
>!sn, an expensive engraving representing nui.
alo Hunt. For place ofsae and ius description
please observe in another column
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
ARRIVALS, CLEARANcEs, &c,

ARRIVALS, CLEARANcEs, &c,
Pr 'teamer British Queen.1
.dr at Liverpool July s-shlp Dladem, Lambert,
for NOrleans. 9TH Augusta, Given FIN Mobile.
sa led FIN Deal 9Th brig Emery, Merryman for
York and remained in the Downs next day.
Sailed I'm Giberaiter June 22-brig Massasot,
T'rolt for malaga and Leshorn.
Sailed fin It Ubes June 2G-ship Palestine, Lit
tlefed for toslon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01

NOTECE.
TENHE subscriber inor,ns the public that young
IA looking Horse WAS committed to pound on
the 4'h day.of July, 1899, by David G.. (, Irott,
Of Rchri,'nd--t up by said Trott doing Gam
q .es in his enclosure. Marks as follows, viz
Pale Red, ora Chestnut Color, mixed wit GRAY,
has the right hind loot and ankle White Tho own.
er is hereby rrqnsted to pay all lawful charges and
take said beast awav.
DAVID BROWN. Pound Keeper.
Richmond, Jul, h, 1899 3wl6s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
WATCHES,

SILVER SPOONS & GERMAN SILVER do.
~ Just received by The subscriber
JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath, Aug. |. 1889. tfIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07
GRAND INDIAN WAR DANCE AT HOBOKEN
On Ffidaa. the IN juno. 1880.

CHARLEs T. PERRY beg. leave to inform the public that
~ he has engaged the following celebrated Indian War Chief
,izschorsac the anaott tribe Kucku Morsawk, AL
gator ferrcopa and Msssaugs tog, Their with sir sqaws
the charge Of the celebrated squaw Mongoqunopg all o.
which will through with their National War Dauce in fH
Indian In which performance will be represented the
raising Of q War Ratchet for the deah cosest aud the
r,ng sf,he Hschet aud smoking the Pipe Of Peace They viii
also through with the operation Of torturing their cspes
BY ssng OF the scalp Of the Chief Alligator, which operation
will he performed by Messenger.
Aorsawk will show nj, skill with the Bow and Arrow which
help but astonish the spectators lie y
said be the best 81 a IN America The whole company VIII
perform many other ea and dsce which are here too nv
TO mention
Performance to al o'clock, NJ on the creeu
in front ohe Hoboke House. aud 10 conclude at o'clock
NJ Boats leave Canal and Barclay streets constantly Tor od
~ B-Se charge 70 see the performance. ie5.3r
NEW AND CHrAP DRY GOODs-sHERwO GOD \
IN HULsE have just received at their new store, 49,
Grand the Bcwe rich assortment Of Dry Goods
comprising Moassen de Lanes, Csses, Printed Lawns
sstns striped Muns ~ white and coored grounds Arer
can Engsh Scotch French and German rrias Of new pat
terms and &C the most recent imporistions.
Also Scar Fancy Shaws Of all kinds Gloves and Hosiery
&c all q which they will sell very low. The public
peetfsy invited to call. jee.3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

TNHE public Is respectfully informed Of the bsses
and dangerous covHterfe attempted has late
ly been brought to light in the city Of New York mean az
imitation Of that dcservedy popular medicine known
Rowaads Tonic Mature" for the fever ard aeue
We had put down imitation called "Rowiaads Tonic
Hirfnrer BY L. Comtock Co., when another still
dangerous makes its appearance from thu ,.re Of seaman
Brothers, druggists No los Water street ~ which the
fac smile, Of the proprietor las been eeasereited
copy rights inrngsd sponh certificates copied and in ac
tatsd In such that from its outward appearance,
scarcely be detected. We would als say that have
suit in the Usted States Court for damages for
this piracy upon rights and request desers TO BE- very
careful Of who's they purchase the article unless it, source
be directly traced to the proprietor Of his
whom he has endeavored 10 select csoyng
the respect and confidence Of the communities N whch
they reside asd who would bssh 10 offer other than the
and original RoranTs Tonic krrre for the Pal,ry
gain OF few dollars thereby erdasgersg the lives Of their
fellow beings. JOSEPH T. ROWLAND proprietor, lsucees-
DIR. John X Rowand No. $40 Market street Phade
pa j. o. FAY, general sgent, al Mlaor, franklin House
Drug Store, Ne. 1913 Broadway, New York.
Bit Is the intesties Of the proprietor 10 enforce his
rights against every person ceunteetns this valuable medi-
cse aud spusssy putting forth the proprietor certificates
and labels.
Agents will please give the above much publicity Pessi
bic W Inserting all the newspapers Of The respective eossu
10 which they reside. uy3i-lmts'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

On Thursday afternoon, after short but Illness Mr.
Archibald samont, in the I7th year of his age.
The friends Of the family aud the members OF the Fire De-
paren generally respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon o'clock, from his late residence No N
Chatham street , -,
al BROOKLYN on the sob instant john Wright jr Of the firm
81 Wright sken Of this city, in the 49th year Of his
age -. -. :,
On wednesday, william c. son Of Henry and Mary Dougheriy
aaed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

- The Firemen and Citizens O. New York, without dis
ucon 81 party who opposed the proceedings 81 the
Common Council At their meeting Monday evening Ord Of
June grd 20 the manufacture of ~ votes Cor The express
purpose 81 voting for Chief Engineer, and All IN favor q pre-
serving the Frt Department from excements injurious TO us
interests requested to attend public meeting % BE- held ~
National Hail. in anal street Broadway Monday eve
ming the iogh &c june Al O'Clock
By order q the Committee.
JOHN 7. ROLLINS, Chairman
CARLISLE Nopwoop, Secretary. je1.St'