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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

A. Maznreau Esq. Not. Pub. in relation to the rron
perlies which embrace the respective prizes in the
Lottery.
GOO PRIZES, as follows:
Prize--Ihat magnificent three story brick
building known as the ARCADE,
III Magazine street. measuring $50
feet inches lines on Magazine st.
l46 feet inches on Gravier street,
and lO feet II inches on Na,ch2s
ST. This building produces
rent of 1877 900 peranlln, aud being
IN the most hourishng part Hf the
city, opposite three banks and in
the imm"dmte ne,.hburhood of the
st. CHARLES and the City Hotels.
Its rents will, in few wears br
increased 10 fifty thousand dollars
per hnnum. Estimate ted al $500 OOO
Prize-ihat elegant four stov V brick hud
lug known rs The cry HOTEL,
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated ut
the corner of Camp and Common SITS
measuring 1872 ec Common ST.
and l46 ieet 10 inches on Camp st.
This building rents nu,v for $3.50
and being in the most GENITAL part
OF the city can shortly be increased
to thirty thousand dollars per
mum. Estma ted at S5OOOO
prize-'rhe three story brick dwelling
house, No. 30 Nat, .JZ street,
adjoining the Arcade, rented at l.!
hundred dollars. Estimated at 5000
! Prze-lhe tlnre story brick dwelling
house, No. Is, adjoining No. 20, on
Nate liez street, rented al twelve
hundred doIlul>. Estimated ut 800 600
l'rize-The tree story brick dwelling
house, No, IT, adjoining No.l9, on
Natcbezs rented at lively. humid
red dollars Estimated at $4,000
Prze-ih" DIV cling house No. % north
Of Iusn and Cu>tuln-
honse sheets, measuring 40 feet
front on Bias street, ~ feet front ON
FinnNlln street, by l27 feet depth
Custrnllouse street; rented fiji
teen hundred dollars. Estimated at S2UCOn
Pflzc-i he dwelling house No "A SOUTH
west corner Of Basin street, meas
urlng y feet inches on Basin st,
y feet inches on Franklin street,
by l17 feet 10! inches depth on Cils-
lon'ous" street; rented fifteen
hundred d"|lnra. Estimated ut 100000
PilHc-Ihc two stolv brick dwelling house
No;,}9 Royal street, between
lrsuine and Hospital streets, meus-
urng > feet il:c!tcs on Royal Il,
by l27 feet | in hes in depth; rent
cd al 5000 per
Estimated at Si5,OM
Tri.e--25O shares Canal Bank stock, IA,
Sloo zach, $4,000
triZc--'!nn shares Commercial Bank stock
$Ion"ac 10000
Prizs-'jO shares Mechanics and Ira
ders' Bunk stock, at 500 each, l5OUO
) Prizes Of 100 slurcs each, City Bank, 30 Ouu
pnz's OF 50 Exchange, 10000
> Prizes of ~ Gas Light, ; 900
-FriZcs OF Is Mechanics aud
Truders' 1900
60 Prizes of 10 Louisiana State 10000
~ Prizes pt tiaS Light, 1900
400 Prizes OF Bank Of Orleans, 2OUOO
200 Prizes of Union Bank of
Florida, $4,000
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
Correspondence Of the North American.

New YORK, Nov. l,3 p. NJ.
The packets for London, Liverpool and Hnvre have
sailed They take collectively less than ) 5000 in
specie; and well they may, for prime bills pressed
upon the market III pc: cent. less than the pur of
specie, whether ia England France. If money we're
more plenty bills would sell, and sell better.
The letters from the Cotton growing states promise
large CROP which, with the bad accounts Eng LAND,
the scarcity OF md tile decline in exchange In
knocked that article fiat enough TIL sales are sinai
and at fny decline the prices of last week.
Ganncs>ee flour continue to sell ms it arrives,
price or another The sales this morning have been ut
to Liverpool is Is cd. per bbl Sales southern at
66 cts, dull.
Bills on ENGLAND closed for the packets of day a;
s.. 40 4J-als NJ buyers. file rate Phadclpl
is "A - dis -laltimu,c l:' li-Chnrleston 9 10
Mobile II ls2, and New Orleans 9. They have double
sort of currency in Savannah.
Stocks fell again to day. on will see how much by
the report Of sales am very sorry to say that new $
has be received this morning from Boston Of the fails
Of john Brow, Il Co , Il very large house in the
shipping usue : and ALSO believe reiners OF sugar.
Here, ort Down n Cary, of the chief
-four factors. Tnev had capital of 100000 two years
Ggo, aud the opinion Of those Who know Is that thu
liza it all yet, bat they have become too largely impIi
ct:rd with The mille,s. aud ru,.si have tine.
No Wand g. ASrinwuil VIII ,~e notes IN the L :
Bank fn $GHHNn fell due. nsi yen, and were
hie m.rn,c notified by Nv l'lachiNrl tin attorney Of
the hIu' ia thy might pay he NOM, into tn, bank
and take ,rcHrily ,r liz, might deposit III,
nurv with tl,a III" and Trust co., To salt The issue
OF the bills. They ACCEPTED the latter alternative
AM, Iai -, tied tho money Nilh the Trust Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

nNT ETC amen6cs la gcoc do la scconde Mt
~ nic'palte, les esclavcs suivant SAVIOR:
Une ncgresGe nommG LIT ICIA, aye as ans
SC distant nppartenr Mr.. N,cand.
Tn Negro nonmG THOMAS, age so ans, sa
disant apparten;r h Mr.. Bertrand.
Les proprGiaires DIES dts csclave. sont prizes do
venir los rctrer en- payant les frais.
La Nouvrl!c Orleans lie % Oclohyc,
nj ii HARPER Captaine de Ia gardc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

II he receipts OF the SnIe of the tickets will be de-
posted in the Canal, Union, Curroon, Cl,izen'S md
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans, in the nur. of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. Is. Pcrrout actually
Cashier OF The Citizens Bunk, and 4. Ba,,.uuin uc-
tually Cashier olthe Consolidated Bunk, as trustees
as per act pissed before A. Mazureat ESD. Not, Pub
the above mentioned gentlemen umincumbered, MS
Tr stces, for the security OF the fortunate prize hol-
dcrs.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the,
Phoenix Bunk to the ,redt OF the above named !, CIV
Banks Of New Oreaus.
The Public referred to the acts passed hc(me
A. MaZnreau, Esq. Not. Pub in relation to the pron
perIies which embrace the respective prizes in the
Lottery.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
FOR BAYOU SARA

FOX i}A1 SAKA
Regular parktt.
b. f~f<@r n The splendid passenger steamboat
/ l.,l ~ HRll.iIANT, Jesse Hart master,
zs =grz will leave New Orleans every We'd
neSdat at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for Bayou Sara Il every
Saturday at 10 "cl ok a. VI taxing The cnnSt down on
Sunday. For freight passage apply to Capt. nart
on board or to
trb2j ADAMS & WIIlTAlL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

u l.. U. CANINE, nt the solicitation of many of his
friends, has consented to become candidate for the
Office of Mayor Of this city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
For the Interior.
FOR FORT ADAMS

FOR FORT ADAMS.
ts Tf<tss1 ~ The steamboat COtCIlL Ma
1ttsl =--5=A,E Captain Matthews VII depart his
.Stazass afternoon at o'clock. For freight
n passage, apply On bunrd OF To >
NIL l. LAiDl.AW, 81 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

DAISlNS, GRAPES, FIGS & ALMONDS-240D
IL buxes, 1000 half do, loan quarter do Bunch ltai
sins; ssh boxes Muscael Kui~ns; 100 drums Figs 300
kegs and 20n pots Grapes; 25 bags soft shsed Almonds
landing from schooner Levin jones, and for sale by
o29 ABjJA.I FISK. 81 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

NJ AS brought 10 HE pound of tile third ward, I'd
W Municipality, the following Horses:
hav HORSE, black NAME tail and feet, saddle
marked on The we"rs-Spansh brand on the left hind
qua,tCr,-standS II hands high.
snnll sorrel sud HORSE, blind ofihe RICH
white stripe i, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS linnd- high
Iln' owners OF SAID horses, will c4il at The pound Of
the lhlrh ward ID 1unIcpaliy situated At the corner
ct R"hm and Annunralion streets, or before Satur-
dry HE "lh ot November, 1889, prove property, pay
rh'IreS, aud inNe 'nem away. oli"'"is they will be
sold al M tion by a Guoite, pnhic auctiunesr.
|. WINTER,
o1p l.t ;out N;ch, "a ,,ch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
FOR NICkSBURl

And all immediate landings.
b. TfeSsH h. The steamboat G II OC II U ii A ,
eeAftp=Erx, SCupt Matthews, will lea, the landing
;f-ass<Ss@sss opposite Custom House street, on
Monday afternoon at ocIork, precisely For freight
or passage, npply on board, or to
Ol9 pr tIDIaW &c Comm, g,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

J i WINTER,
~ Isl Lcn. dc la garde dc mutt
AVIS.

{ 'ONfORN EN- ENT unc Resolution dn Con
srII pass lie ID conrant, Iou.cs personncs in.
dcttts la .MnncrpaI,e No. g. sont par eos me
scntes notifies dc fA,re Placement sur on ayant l.,
premier lundl de Novcmbre,-a &C temps 10 TrG
sorcr Giant oblst de placer en- process ,outcs re-
quotes non adjustts.
THOS. SLOO, Jr,
o29 Tres"rnr do la Munc,puli,G No. 2
LA Nonvcile Orleans, "a Octobrc, 1899
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD.
NEW ORLEANS 4 CARRoLLToN RAIL ROAD.

To commence the LIST of November, 1889.
FROM cARRoLLToS. ORLEANS.
|eFse Car at o'clock AM Horse Car ia O'clock A N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12


NEW Mt>IC-lust received per Adelaide, from,
L Philadelphia, the following Piano music:
lie Lrum laUiiaiHuS by Jac ksun, " it'll nm sccom
pnnincnt ior the organ
1hiS earth !, n" planet Tor you, love, and me- bal-
lad by j Moore
Com ,c Dl>c"nsol.te; a sacred song hy u button
I'll think III thee, love; song hy AIR Gen,pster-
coEr"scd hyJ II Hewitt
ll,'e !oe'ei; tonni',e for piano or harp, by c
Melrkr -
If thou has crushd flow Ell; written by Miss He
man c"n,noscd hy Meiieke
ne Monkeys Wedding; by >acco, The fiddler
va knsiu the Bow; "A southern ballad
he nice Dung Alan;a comic song
Ar III il Erocia0 in Egitto
GHHoPadcs.-Tr, olc<e air; We're a. Noddin The
l,e'ls OF ST Petersburg; lie Petit Tembour;
Home, swee! home.
|Fahzes-ltuhu Adar; Over the water to Cha,lie.
hen liafncny wahens; Ranz des Vaches
Tngan; The CampLe's are coming: Aurora:
Che Sorgerai, lhav Casa Kara; La Paysanne :.
Isabel, OF the Cachucha.
=, u l. Mnnouyriei: G'and Brandon Spring Waltz
New supply ofthe Spanish Guitar instruction
Books by ON" orp, and great assortment of all tie
EJOHNs & Co. -
oo-tw cor Of ST Charles and Common ats
= PERM CANblES-lOO hnxcs in store for sale Nv
~ NJ ':HAi Err Il Co, "a Poydras st
I TOVES-Now receiving from ships Sea & Frnncis
n Depau splendid assor,ment, such as Wilson'S
inteLt btonzei Pyramid Stoves, new n,t:ce-Pur.
Jour- Cooking, Franklin, NC Nc. Fur sale hy
NJ u + DEVEHEUX,
Oily 90 'rchapil"uas st
IA for sale by ADAMsA WHlrALL,
notwithstanding from. ship Ru'iccn, 600 OF
\aS Sulphae Of Quinne. inc OF and "z walls, Tor
Wholesale or retail by II R'NNABEI,
ol7 s3 Tcllap,ouiaaxl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

= OAP-2cO boxes q A Nleachnn.s yellow, landing
- ex ship John Hale and tor sale by
nc Sc BLANCHARD, 80 Grayier st
(NANDLES-,0 hoxcs Sperm, of Shaw n Eare's
~ manufacture, landing ex ship John Hale, and for
sale by
nj Sc BLANCHARD, 33 Ora, Ter st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

ANNALS FOR 1910.
YNHE Poets of America, by John Reese: rplenJid
4 morocco bound
Christian keepsake :or loio, hy Rev. John A Clark;
splendid morocco bound
Religions Offering for iSlO by Miss C II Waterman;
embossed
/ he item tor iG1' a Christmas and New Years pres
sent; splendid embossed mo. COCO
The Pearl or Affections Git tor 1910
l lie Cl,ild's Gem tor i840-Aiso,
The Gift l31O-'rlc Vl,tet do and
Literary Souvenir, 1919, for sale by
EJOllNS Go, Stutioner's Hall
~ st Charles and Common SITS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
TO The AFFLICTED.

Mk. klCiiAfDsoN celebrated Sherry WINE
~ Bltters Tor Tic cure OF all those prevalent
diseases, called, Dyspepsia Jaurdice, Bilious or
Liver Complaints, D'zzness or Headachc, Wander-
ing or settled pains, sinking Fain'ness, Nervous
Debility, CostlvencsS, Files, and all general de-
rangement of health, caused by an unhealthy state
of the stomach and bowels, which have been Justly
styled tho s0Fenoas' o, d,s"n~s mnSs' t T%a
preclude the necessity of using Pills. DR.. r. con
sldcrs Ii unnecessary TO publish long list of putting
recommendations upon which the whole merits OF
many advertised rdicnrs depend
GTCAUTtON TO Pl RCHA> ERs.-They are
put up in fit 1t les.witli the following words blown
in the glass " 5. O. Richardson's Riilers. South
Reading, Mass" with label which covers the
cork, and be sure that FAC SMILE If my signature
is upon the label that the cork cannot be drawn
without destroying it, also FAC SMILE of my sig.
nature upon the outer envelope, without which none
are genuine. The great success Of this medicine
has induced number of unprincipled persons to
initiate it in various ways. Remember his Bitlers
cannot be Obtained of pcdlars amy prctcnce what
ever.
PS Barnard, G. w. Skinner Travelling Agents
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
Notice TO SWOOl-saa'OsxcFs.
JOHN MAYALL,

ED ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
ZIG, has associated hims If with SAMUEL MAY
ALL, and having spared no cost expense to obtain
additional Machinery, they will continue to manu-
acture wooden cloths at the old stand in GRAY.
Maine, at the following low prices.
Cassmerts al az to go cts. per understanding
10 quality.
Satines at 30 10 SO cts per yard and find warp.
Common Full Cloth at so 10 35 Cts per yard ac-
sording to quality.
Common Vailed at SO to IS 2 cts. per yard.
Bankeiing 2 yards wide. SO TO 81 1-2 cls
Flannel, yard vide (while) 10 cts per yard
Napt and coored, 60 cents per yard.
Pressed do % cents per yard.
Rool manufactured at the hulvos.
Cloth dressed for ID cents per ward
The above will be the prices, if the wool is taken
and cloth delivered at the mill. If delivered at an
agents cents per yard will be added. Also rom
Is to II cents per yard extra will be charged for
dying Indigo Blue, according to the quality of the
cloth.
The subscribers having received the high ST pre-
miums in this tate cloths of their manufacture,
at tho late Fair, held in Portland, the past year.
humbly pledge themselves to The public, to ev-
cry exertion to execute their work in a style that will
merit the preference of the public well con-
tinuance of the generous patronage he etoiore ro-
ceived. They will become responsible for all work
that goes out of their hands not done in good and
workmanke manner. MIR. VIM. LEDYARD is
Agent for Bath. may 23-3mS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
MILES,
CONPO J.N'D EXTRA TOMATO
PILL S,
A Celebrated Substitute for Calomel.

Il Celebrated Substitute for Calomel
FNNHE Propriotors, afer long, laborious and ex.
X pensvc research, have finally succeeded in ex"
tracing IA substitute from the TOMATO, which
from its peculiar effect upon the hepalc hillary
organs, they have denominated Hepatine.
1t is medicine that will produce all the bencfi-
cal results of CALOMEL, in both acute and chron-
ic diseases, without the possibility of producing the
deleterious consequences which may be found 10 at
tend the use OF that article. ..s,
Its action upon the constitution is universal, no
part of the system escaping its influence. 1t is how
ever, upon the organs OF secretion and excreti, H.,
that its power is particularly manifested; hence it is
peculiarly adapted to The treatment of Bilious Fc-
vers and other diseases in which lorpidity or con.
geslion of the liver and portal circle prevail 1t is
lnadmssbe in all cases, wien it is necessary to
cleanse the stomach and bowels. 1t removes OBJ
strucons, and exciies quick and healthy action OF
The liver and other granular viscera Of ii abdomen.
1t is cleansing and purifying TO the system, acls
in perfect harmony with the known laws of life,
and is undoubtedly, one of the most valuable arli-
cles ever offered for public trial and inspection.
For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
Fashionable Establishment.
= Fsluel CrOyYeHs TAILOR.

D ETURNS thanks to the liberal inhabitants
AG Of Bath and vicinity Tor the pa'ronage l'iry
have thus far favored hin with, and would take
this opportunity to inform them that he continues
execute all orders in his line OF business, with
promptness and drspatch
He trusts that his extensive experience in his
profession, and his unremtting efforts to lease bis
patrons, combined with perfect knowledge of his
trade, will enable him to merit and receive con-
,nuanco Of the public favor.
Persons wishing Garments made in the best
manner, and according TO Tie latest fashions, will
Smth's Store in Rogers new brick block,
lrCuling done at short notice.
Gj~Latest Fashions duly receivedeGs
Bath, May 16, 1880. tn
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
-LlK EWlSE-
w ATASaA A,

an indian remedy for Consumption, Splitting of
Blood, Asthma, Colds, Coughs, Whooping Cough :,
and diseases of the Lungs generally and in Chronic
diseases such as affections Of the Liver. Dyspepsia
Constipation of the Bowels and also a by dra-
gague in Dropsy il ;s of great value, aud may be
taken with entire confidence.
For sale by j. WILKINSON.
Bath July 60 1928 II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
SEHRS'
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic
Syrup Liverwort,
For cure ofC0nsumptions, Coughs and
CnldS


More t an $4,000 bottles of this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally IN the State OF
Maine since it first offered to the public by
the original inventor and proprietor. B. Sears,
ew years since
1t is undoubtedly superior to any other Article Of
fered to the public; seldom fails in giving relief
where it is taken in due season.
The undersigned having purchased the original
recipe for this syrup, has made arrangements to
have Agents in the principal towns in New England
supplied with it. Purchasers will be careful that
the bill of directions signed by Il. Fuller or s.
Page, and the the for1 er stamped in the
seal, and my name written on the outside Ia
bel. Il b MER RICK.
All orders directed to the proprietor, Hallowell,
Me- will meet with prompt attention.
The following among the agents for selling The
above Syrup. VIM c. Simpson & CO., Pratt &
King, and Maryland & Noyes, oston. J. s. Har-
rison, Salem; A arer, Portland; George w. Hol-
den, Bangor; r. S. 81 ell, Ihomaston; ]. E.
Ladd Augusta; A. Il. Perkins, Gardiner; Geo. VIII
lislon, brunswick; Doct J. A. Ferry, Saco
For sale by J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
FOR SALE.

TENHREE lots of land on the West side of Mid.
a die street in Bath, aud one lot on G w ST
side of Washington street, adjoining the CONNER
cial House. For terms apply 10
MARK L. HILL,
or EBEN CLAP,
Bath, May 9th, 1889. 1T
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
HAY SCALES,

ZNHE new PATENT HAY SCALES, belonging
~ TO A. Heath Esq, having been recently regn-
lated and put in good order. will be attended to by
The subscriber, who may be found at all times, at his
Store, next door west of DR.. Yields recently &C.
cupied by Nathan Convers, Persons having Hay
or other articles to be weighed, will please call.
J. c. SNOW.
Path, May 80, 1892 6w9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
Boston Advertisements.
REFRIGERATOR.

HvHlS is new and useful article Of Furniture,
u rapidly coming into use. in the Northern as
we'll as Southern laiiiudes. l.. is designed 10 Keep
cool and sweet, such dishes in The culinary depart
ment as are necessary 10 be protected from the heat
OF the weather during the summer season. The
RFFRleERAToR is now considered an Indispensable
article in the economy Of every good house wife
The quantity of food ii protects fiom the weather,
will more than pay tie cosl of tie article The
subscribers are constantly receiving from the NAH
ufacturer, Refrgerators Of different prices Sam
ples may be seen at their Furniture Ware Houses,
No. 12 CurnhiIl and City Market Building. Brat
lie street, Boston. KIT1REBGE u BLAKES.
Prsfon. Nav 30 1929 Az
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

For Sale i, Bath bv j. Wilkinson; in Gardiner
by Charles Tarbell; in Halowell by F, Scammon,
in Augusta by J f. Ladd; in Bangor by G. W.
Holden, and Whittier & Guild; and by most of the
wholesale druggists in Boston.
Nov 1888: Tyr. 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
GENUINE BUFFALO OIL.

HE greatest ornament 10 Ire Nu-
man body is splendid head of hair
IT has recently been tl~ 1yered that
the genuine Buflalo's Oil il sov,.
reign remedy for badness, prevents
the hair from coming of, promotes
the growth, continues the luxurlance,
and improves the beauty. 1t is far su.
perior to any 5iher animal or vegeta-
BILE oil, and in case Of fever, where the
hair becomes dry and begins to fall off,
there is no application more effectnal
in restoring its beauty and rendering
it in healthy state.
1t is put up at a low price, (37 IL
ccnts) that all classes can have ac-
cess to il. None genuine unless put
up in fiat bottles, with HAIR on i'm
pressed in the glass. Also, TO pre-
vent imposition, il will be signed by
= Brows, 4sl Washington, corner Of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27


Extract from letter from the Agent at Winches.
ter, N. II.
" | wish ytu to send 10 boxes of your Indian
furgaIive Pills. The call FIR lew weeks has been
great for them. One young man in this place that
the doctors pronounced far gone in consumption,
thinks he is nearly cured by using them, which
gives them great credit in this place"
~ OFFICE and general Depot for the sale of
the above PILLS in the New England States 1873
fremont Street, near Courl Street, Bostcn, where
they can be had al Wholesale and Retail
~ AGENTS have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every town in New England.
BATH-HENRY HYDE, General Agent for Lin
coin County.
SUB AetNTs.-4ugusta-W liam Caldwell Z.
ThomaSton- John Spofloid; 7hOmaston-Juh NJ
Cafes 1opsham-NatI'nnel Walker; UaldoJor.
ough-G. w. Nichols; Unconstitutional Dana.
May %. 1888. noS,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

II, 1885,
1--WE do not know of solitary instance wheie
they have been tried but with complete Satisfaction,
aud with such proofs Thick the sale will be very
extensive"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-09

proper to remark, that as abotionists did not re-
ceive the doctrine from Mr.. Adams, so they will
feel under no obligations to abandon the measure
because he is not prepared to give it his support.
1t remains as true as it was before, that the exis-
tence OF slavery and the save-trade in the District
is great national disgrace, which the national
Legislature are not under the shadow of obligation
to retain and that, so far as Congress is bound
to regard the rights and interests of individuals, it
is bound to pay precisely the same regard to the
welfare of the slave as of his lpaster and to pro-
tect the rights and interests of the colored inhab-
itants with precisely the same laws as those of the
whites. A simple enactment recognizing this prn-
ciple, would abolish slavery in the District at a
blow. Not even Mr. Adams skill in dialectics
can destroy this conclusion. The prudential
question, whether it is toise for the abolonists to-
expend so large portion of their efforts on this
point is another matter; but that the thing itself
is right, we are as we'll satisfied as we were be-
Emancipation.