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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14
BOOTS g. S III o T. S. /.
william III. Read,
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HAS Just received large supply of Boots
III ard Shoes, Of almost every description
and price-among which are Gents, Goat
skin Boots French style. Calf skin and other
Boots of different qualities and price.-Also,
Ladies French kid Slips and Ties, Misses do
do, with almost every other kind usually
called for. May ID.
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NeWport Dpe Rouse.
Joseph Vincr & Co.,

SILK, COTTONS WOOLEN DYERS
VXTOUlD respectfully inform their friends
| w and the public, (of Newport and viclnl-
ty,) that they have 6ttod up a new DYE HOUSE
with every suitable convenience, situated on Tan
ner street, east Of the Friends Meeting House
where they are prepared TO Dye and finish in the
best possible manner, the following articles, viz:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14

GROUND GINGER,-lo tes. pure ground Ginger
" fJt sat by Ef q NtWros'
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TOWN TAX.

II AIsINs-75 whole, half and quarter Boxes,
IL 40 whole and half Kegs,
20 Drums Sultana,
ju.t received and for sale by
Dec Is 1888 EFF w NsWroN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14

GOLD AND SIMVlNB
I N K,
A beautiful article for
Artists, Schools, Pirate Families,
Bankers. Merchants, &c.
This Ink when written with has the ap-
pearancc of Gold and Silver. 1t can be used
either with quill, steel pen, or fine hair
brush.
Ladies will find il, for
0s~~msaAa/ Sa~ssss, Ss1saSs Ss'4s,
&c. &c.
to be superior to any similar article which
has ever been introduced to the notice of the
public.
For sale by T.. STACY, Jr. sole Agent fol
this State, at his Confectionery near the Post
Once. [sep l3.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A THE Dwelling House, No. z,
fUSHIf on Banister's Wharf, lately oc-
ss cupied by Capt. Benin. Downing.
.a3 Said House is in first rate order,
is suitable for small family, and will be sold
complete order. For further particulars, en-
quire Of john STERNE, Esq. Jan 81.
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For Sale,

For sale,
ia A valuable Estate on the corner Of
fTf Church and Spring street, with a
|lte store on the corner and Carpenters 3
shop--would make a very good
dwelling. Also, a two story Dwelling House,
Stable, Ice House, and two wells on said Estate.
Any one wishing to buy the whole or part, can
purchase on moderate terms. For further par
ticulars enquire Of w. S.VOSE.
Jan. II, 1889.
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co NF ECT|0 NARY
u A N 0Y SW0 Biso
/. IS THAMES-STREE1

No. S5 TIIAMES-STREET,
directly opposite the Post OEee.)
VuNIIE subscriber offers for sale a great variety
II Of Confectionery, at wholesale and retail
ogother with great variety Of French and Ger
man Toys, Fancy Articles, sc. &c.
ALse, Pastry, Wedding cakes, Preserves and
Fruit. Il. STACY, Jr.
Dec 90
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14
POMROYS NE7ALLIC
ELZCE sg& Lp s.

JUSr RECEIVED, largo supply OF tine
- above article, for sale at the Ladies
Ornamental Hair Emporium, l37 Thames.
st., with great variety Of old French and
English SOAPS.
0Fs Camel Hair, Cashmere, and Raw silk
sbewls and Garments Of all descriptions,
cLE.4NSED and DRESSED. Plain
s,arching and crimping done. For ipforma-
! ton apply as above.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14

A Stage will leave Newport daily, Sundays
IN excepted, at 9 o'clock, a. m. and arrive
in Taunton at 2 o'clock. The Cars leave
Taunton at 3 1-2 o'clock, and arrive in Bos-
ton at 5l.2; Returning the Cars leaves
Boston daily, Sundays excepted, at y o..
clock a. m. and arrive in Taunton at 10 IL
o'clock. A Stage leaves Taunton directly
after. and arrives in Newport at 2 o'clock.
Stage and Rail Road fare, $3.50.
This Stage intersects at Fall River the
New Bedford, Warren and Bristol Stages
and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
the Providence Stage passengers by this line,
will arrive in Providence at o'clock re-
turning leaves Providence Mondays, Wed.
nesdoys and Fridays at 10 o'clock a. IN. and
arrives in Newport at a l.2 o'clock.
STAGE Book at Mcssrs. Il. Townsend's and
N. Hassard's Hotels.
RIB. KINSLEY g. Co. Proprietors.
Newport, Jan. 3, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14

RISTMAS PR E S + N rs.
Girls Scrap Book,
Boys Scrap Book,
The above printed for the American
Sunday School Union.
The Christmas Gift,
Holiday Stories,
Little Girls own book, by Mrs. Childs,
Parlcy's Christmas Tales,
Elegant pocket edition of the book oi
Common Prayer, and the Bible,
with many other new works, adapted
for the season.
for sale ut
James IlamlnOnd's
Dry Goods-Book Store--and Circu-
lating Library,
Dec 90. No. LOG, Ihdmes-sf.
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BOOTS s. s III o r s.
BENJAMIN Marsh, Jr.,

No 13S, Ihames-street.
IN HAS just returned from
-, the City, with the most splendid
G&H A0 assortment Of the above named
articles that he has ever been a
BILE to offer at any time for many years. consisting
Of Ladies French morocco and kid slips and ties ;
French and Denmark satin prunella do; also n
large supply Of ladies low priced kid and moroc-
CO do. from 3s to 6s per pair misses and chill
dren's do. Of all descriptions and prices gentle
mems thin boots, low price also, 6ne calf and
seal skin boots ; one case Of youths thin boots,
neat article and about every article called fol
at shoe establishment, all Of which will be sold
on as favorable terms, as at any store in New.
port.
N. B.-Gentemen's fine boots made to orde
Of French and Philadelphia calf skin also, sea
and goat skin, according to the latest New Yorl
style. Ladies and misses shoes manufactured tC
order OF morocco, kid or seal skin, in the neates
manner, and warranted TO fit.
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
Newport, April 10, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14
WINTER GOODS.

"ILoT CLOTHS,
IL Brosdcloths,
IIomespun Wool Cloth
Cassimeres, Kerseys,
Buckskins, Sattinetts,
Woollen Ves,ings,
Flannels, Ssrges,
Rose and Cradle Blankets,
Driving Gloves, Beaver do.,
Buckskin Mittsns, Woolen doS
kierino Shirts and Drawers,
Ditto Super quality aud sizo.
Knit Yarn hose end a hose,
All the above in great variety, and at very low
n. SESSIONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14

Seal Skins. Seal skins.
4 few dozens of the above, of very fine
IA grain and superior finish, just received
and for sale low, by
BARKER g. WEEDEN,
No. 90, Market-s9unre.
ALso-new style pump Lasts, light call
skins, &c. &c.
Providence, April Q, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14
For Sale or 10 Let.

The Estate late the residence
Of the subscriber,in Broad-street,
together with the Out Buildings
attached thereto.
ALso-tho Dwelling House next
south, with a Carpenters Shop
and extensive Garden.
ALso-u three story Coach Fac
Tory, directly opposite,w with Coach
House and yard.
ALso-the convenient Dwell
ing House fronting the head OF
Broad-street,with a good Garden
10 the same.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14

TlIE person who has in his possession bor-
u rowed copy OF Goeihe's Faust, in French
with Reizsch's Illustrations, will 40 great favor
by leaving il at this Office, OF returning It TO the
owner, in DRoAp STREET.
yan ~, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14

noWEp. Plain, and Cravat STOCKS
ID just opened by ..a,,,n sou
Oc,2s l76 Thames-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-14
GENUINE GROCERIES

JUST RECEIVED.
20 boxes brown Havana as bbls Canal Flour,
Sugar, 35 Il" Buckwhcat,
4 White do. do. ~ ~. casks Lisbon Wine,
200 LoAvcs Sugar, 10 casks Port Wine,
10 don Broons, do Sweet Malaga do.
10000 Spanish Sogars, half pipes Sicily Wine,
30 lars Maccaboy Snuh, 30 sacks Salt,
& bbls. Smoking Tobacco, IL kegs Ground Ginger,
8 kegs Salt Petre, 80 boxes No. Soap,
20 chsts Young Hyson Tea 20 starch.
80 I" Souchong do IL No. Tobacco,
Powchong do baskets sweet Oil,
81 bags Coffee, boxes Cocoa,
20 Kegs Raisins, bbl Nnimegs,
SO boxes do. Also, Almonds,
20 drums snltana do Rasins, Madeira Nuts,
80 Figs, Cinnamon, Cloves,
10 boxes Prunes, Pepper Aspice,
SC. &c. &C.
Likewise, Wax Candles, Smoking Tobacco, Painted
Water Fails Wine Vinegar, Alcohol Macaroni, Verne
ella preserved Ginger West Inds Preserves, Castillo
sosp, Indigo Scented Soap, Yellow snuii, DcmUohns
sc. &C. &C. ..ura,,
The above comprises very extensive stock OF fREsi
GOODS, which will be sold at wholesale mud rc.m,, on
favorable terms, nv Il. y. a. w. NE"ToN'
Newport, Oct. 25, 1898.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
Indian Eoursatiye Pills

Possess t,c0 Uery remarkable pr0pertaes.--
One as, they cannot possibly do injury or
harm; and the other IS, they are aft0ays
sure 10 do good.
This may appear strange to some but when we
reflect that they cure disease upon NATURES
| OWN PLAN, viz: purifying the blood of all cor
rupt humors, it will not appear wonderful that they
are perfectly innocent and at the same time all pow
erful in the cure of disease.
MoRE THAN FIVE THOUSAND persons in New
England, have been cured Of Intermittent, Remit
tent, nervous, migratory and putrd Fevers; .Wea-
sizes, Erysipeas and Small Pox; nfamations of the
Brain, of the Throat of the Stomach, Of the Lungs,
Of the Liver, of the Intestines, the Kidneys, and
the Hadder; Rheumatism, both acute and chronic,
splitting and vomiting of blood Diarrhna, Dysenta-
y and CheIles; Syucope, .APpoplexy, and Paraly-
sis; Dyspepsia and Hypochondriasis Fetanus, Ep-
ilepsy, whoopmg Cough, asthma and Palpitation of
the Heart; inciplent Consumption and Maramus;-
dropsy Of the Head, the Chest. the Abdomen and
the Limbs; Scorfua, Scurvey, and Syphilis; From
chocele and Cancer Gravel and Stranguary, loss Of
Appetite, Costyeness, sick head ache, Flatulency,
pains in the Stomach, pains in the Back and Side,
and other complaints Of the Kidneys and Liver, Ul-
and Sores Of every description; Mysteries,
weak nerves and lowncss Of Spirits, as well as
Leucorrosa, AIenorlhua suppression, ana other del
lcate female complaints, solely by the use Of the
INDIAN PuRGATIvE PILLS: and direct reference
can be given to persons of the highest respectable
ty, who have been restored to health and useful
ness by the above valuable medicine md in many
instances after they had been prono0acedty their
doctors INcURABLE. Shall not these facts, com
ing as they do from the people who have been ben
Gifted and prov d by the living testimony of thous-
ands, have some effect in convincing the invalid,
who perhaps may have suffered for years, with
painful disease, that he too, by the use of the In
DIAN PURGAT1vE PILLS, may also be freed from
pain, and once more taste the sucets Of Realh 1t
surely will, and trust the day is not far distant
when PURGATIoN, the only sure and certain meth
cd Of curing disease, will be universally acknowl-
edged, and DISE.4GE WHOLLYD RIVEN'
FROM TIE LAND.
PRICE 25 CTS. PER BOX NTH FULL
DIRECTTONS.
iL{SAll communications or applications OF Agen-
cies must be addressed thus--"N. L. Office, n.
College of Health, 195 fremont Street Boston.
Mass
sss2 FREMONT STREET.
For further proofs ofthe efficacy of the INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS and list of the AGENl S for
tina sale of the same see advertisement on the out
side of this paper
Henry HYDE Agent for Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, Sc,
Ar at Liverpool 4th ult. ship Manchester, Bos-
worth, Mobile, Sailed I'd ship Europe, Drummond,
Work. Entered for loading 18th, ship Manchester,
Bosworth, Philadelphia.
.dr atNYork, LIST. ship Europe, Drummond, Liverl.
At Havana 18th ult. ship Maze site, Mustard, for
Bordeaux, SOON
At Malanzas May 20, brig Peiadeg, Lowell. un-
certain.
CT at NOreans 2Sd, ship North America Heath,
Havre.
CT at Wilmington NC, I'D, brig Sally finn, Mer-
rlnan, Guadalupe.
Ar at Philadelphia 3Oth, sch Banner, Greenleaf,
Wiscasset
Ar at Bristol Both. sch Fornax, Kennebec.
Ar at Providence I'd, brig Anstin, Pennington, Bath;
schs Charlotte, and Fredonia, Bangor; Victory,
Bath. Sailed list, sloop Eagle, Langdon, Kenne-
bee.
Ar at NRedford LIST, sch Mary & Maria, Conant,
Linconville; soop Trader, Burgess, Bangor.
Clat Boston 3D. John Frederick, Lamphear, Ban
gor; james Francis, Paine Augusta.
4 dy at Bristol (lng) 27th april ship Vile de
Paris. 1'rot, for NYorI.
At St Perres, (liart) Sd ult. brig Adamant,
Clancy, for st Thomas, 6 days.
ar at Havana llth u. barque Calico, Lombard,
NOrleans
Entered for loading at Liverpool, 10Th April, ship
Charles, NJ Lanahan, for Philadelphia.
at Guyana L tn ult. brig Empire, Merryman,
for NYork. 30 days.
Off scilIy sth ult. ship Perdonnet, Foote, Nor
leans for Ilavre. Ar at Hayre, l4h.]
Ar at Liverpool May 10th, ship London, Patten,
NOreans
Sailed from Cuxhaven May 2, brig Denmark,
Deano, for NYork.
Ar at Richmond 27th sch Metallic, Simonton,
Ihomaston
Ar at Norfolk 9th, sch Girard, Thomas, New
Orleans
.4r at baltimore 2slh, sch Good Hope, Baker,
Bangor.
.4r at Wilmington d. 26, sch Banner, Wiscasset.
Ar at New London 22d, schs VIM. & John, Ma
chas; Hudson, Wyman, Bath
Cl at NOrIeans goth, ship New England, Swan
ton, Liverpool
In Hampton Roads 9th, sch Susan, Ludwig,
Ihomaston.
Ar at Alexandra 9th, sch Crescent Short, Ban
gor
Sailed fom Hartford 2sth, sch Jane, Merrill,
Bangor.
Sailed from Now Haven 9th, sch Vigilance, Sta
pies, Bangor.
Sailed from Nantucket 9th, sloop silas Parker,
Coffin, Gardiner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
.s'E2SEo GODD.y.
a 50 nasOrs' NOsice.


0nIIE Assessors Of the Town of Bath hereby give
S-A notice that they have assessed the County and
Town Taxes for the year 1889. and have committed
the same TO Mr.. Gushing Allen, Treasurer and Col
lector of said Town. The following is a copy of
the 57th section of an Act entitled An act con-
corning the assessment and collection of Taxes.
SECTION 9th he it further enacted, That all
such inhabitants of said Towns who shall voluntari-
ly pay the said Collector or his deputy within Thir-
ty days next after the delivery of their bills the
amount OF their respective Taxes, shall be entitled
to an abatement of such sum as said Town at their
annual meeting may agree upon, onthe amount of
their Taxes; And such inhabitants shall voluntar-
lily pay their Taxes to the said Collector his depu-
ty within sixty days after the delivery of their tax
bills, shall be entitled to an abatement of such sum
as shall be agr ed upon as aforesaid in the amount
OF their taxesi ard III persons, who shall pay vol
unfairly said Collector or his deputy WITHIN one
hundred and twenty days after the delivery Of their
tax bills, shall be entitled to an abatement of such
sums, as may be agreed upon as aforesaid.
B. C. BAILEY, Assessors
S. G. BOWMAN,} of
WIN. TORREY, } Bath.
Bath, June lst, 1899. swlO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
May 81 brig Frances Louisa, Webb, N. York.
brig VIM. burlington, Randall, do
sch Magnolia. Prebe, Philadelphia
sch Helen, Wood, Boston.
sch Octava, alexander, do.
sch Olive Branch, Cornish, do.
sch Julia, Merrill, do
June sch Superior, Kelly, New York.
sch Leo, Rogers, Warren, r. I.
sch Dorcas Halves, Kelly, Providence
sch Relief, NiclSerson, do.
sch Orit Robinson, Fall River
sch Signal, Baker, Providence.
sloop Leopard, Perry, Sandwich.
June 2 sch Helen, Wood, Boston.
June 3 sch Azora, Lemont, New York.
CLEARED,
June 3 brig Clarssa Ann, BanIett, Sidney.
brig VIM. burlington Randall, Bangor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT
WESTERN

Ten Days Later-Iory Ministry Disbdnd-
ed,-Od Ministry Restored-Riot IN
Paris.
The favorite and fortunate steam ship
Great Western, Captain Hoskin, came
through the Narrows Friday night, having
made the passage in day sooner than was
expected.
The British Queen was to sail July list.
Among the passengers in the Great
Western, are John Van Buren, ESQ, son
of the President, George Parish Esq. and
Major Denny of the British Army, bearer
of Dispatches.
We have by this arrival, the unexpected
news, that the Wing Ministry is again in
power 1t went out as stated, on Tues
day. On the following Thursday, Sir
Robert Peel formed by the Queens direc-
tion, new Cabinet, as follows
Lord Chancellor, Lord Lyndhurst.
President of the Council, Lord Yelling
ton.
First Lord of the Treasury, and Chan
celor of the Exchequer, Sir Robert Peel.
Foreign Secretary, Earl of Aberdeen.
Colonial Secretary, Lord Stanley.
Home Secretary, Sir James Graham.
On the evening of the same day, the new
Cabinet was extinct, and on Friday, Lord
Melbourne and Lord Russell were recalled.
The cause of this change was demand by
Sir Robert Peel, for the dismission of a
portion of the ladies' of her Majesty's
household--a demand with which the
Queen Indignantly refused compliance
Lords Russell and Palmerston, it is said,
are to retire, and be succeeded by Lords
Morpeth and Durham.
The two Houses met on the 18th, when
the explanations were made concerning a
change of ministry. On the 10Th, Mr.
Abercrombie, the Speaker, retired. Both
Houses then adjourned to the 9th inst.
The Chartists the ultra Radicals oil Eng
land, continue to create considerable alarm
Accounts of the state Of trade are
gloomy, Cotton has declined, notwlth-
standing the news carried out by the Great
Western that short crop was expected.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

A slip from the office of the Richmon d
Wing states the Wing gain, in Senators
and Delegates, in seven counties, to be Z;
the Wing loss in eight other counties to be
s; and the Conservative loss to 7.
Members returned thus far to the House
Of Delegates.
Wings 90, Conservatives, 9, Admins
tra'ion II. Twenty-three delegates TO be
heard from.
Last Session-Joint Ballot.
Wings, 81
Conservatives, IA
Administration, II
We have rumor, by passen ger from
Boston, that the wings have carried ELEVEN
members of Congress.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
DIE d,

Died in this town, on Wednesday 29th ult., M ISIS
PRISCILLA P, daughter of Mr.. Stephen Jewell
aged 10 years.
In this town on the 9th ult. EMILY VIRGINIA,
aged 3 yeas and III months-also on the 4th inst.
Frederick CLARK. aged years-both children
of Daniel Jr., and Emily S. Marston
9th inst Stephen Melcher, aged 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
Ed o II TX
CAUTION.

NRHE subscribers hereby forbid all persons from
~ purchasing, taking, using in any wav con-
vertng to their own any Logs marked XWXN
round the log, (some oc which have this mark II
with marking iron on the end;) we have bought
all the logs of the above mark NOW in tine Kennebec
River on its waters; and we shall prosecute to the
extremity of the Law, any person who may take or
any logs of said mark
CLAY, JEWELL & DINSMORE.
Gardiner, May %, 1889 3wl0
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

LINCOLN ss.-May q, 1889.
HnAKEN on Execution and will be sold at pub
Il lie Auction, at the store of Josiah Morrow, in
Bowdoinham, on Saturday the twenty second day
of June next at two o'clock in the afternoon, ali
the right in equity that Mathew P Spear has TO
redeem the following described lot of land with
bounced thus. Nor.her.y and Westerly by land Of
William stinson-southcrIy by land Of Robert
Spear, and Eastcry by the road-being land and
buildings morg rged by said Spear to Philip Tarbox.
3wiO WILLIAM CARD. DepB Sheriff.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
INSTRUCTION IN PARIS.

The agitation consequent upon the pro-
tracted ministerial crisis finally rpened to
a serious riot on Sunday, the i2th,of May
Early in the afternoon, between 3 and
400 men, all in the ordinary dress Of work.
men, suddenly made their appearance in
the Rue St. Denis, where they were join
cd by others of their party, and Immediate
ly proceeded to the house of Lepage, the
gunmaker, which they attacked, and having
forced an entrance, siezed and carried off
about $50 fire arms. They then divided !;
one part proceeded to the military post
near the Palais de Justice, aud called on
the troops to surrender; but without wait
ing for reply, fred voley, which killed
the sentinel and wounded The commanding
officer and sergeant The troops then
surrendered and were dfsarnpd. They
mex. attacked the Palais De Justice, but
we're repulsed by the Municipal Guards
with considerable loss.
Meanwhile another party Of rioters at
tackled the Place du Chatelet and the Ho
tel de Vile, defended by some National
Guards who surrendered A general
moveme was then made towards the Rue
St. Martin, where barricade were erect
ed, partly by means Of omnibusses and
coaches. Here the rioters received reiu-
forcement, but being attacked by the Mu-
ncipal Guards with heavy FIRE. finally
fell back. Occasional shots we're heard
daring the night; the National Guards
were under arms in great numbers, and
before morningthe insurgents were dispers-
ed. There was much blood shed on both
sides, and it was supposed that from 100 to
$50 deaths resulted from the riot.
The revolt is said to be the outbreak of a
regular conspiracy. Large quantities of
arms and ammunition were found in the va
tious depots of the insurgents. and up to
the 10Th arrests were made every instant
The number of prisoners on the evening of
the 14th, was sos, and warrants had been
issued against individuals at Lisle, Lyons
and Strasbnrg.
The day after the insurrrc;ion, the new
ministry was formed and announc ed-MIar-
shall Soult at the head-but little conf
dence'was entertain ed as to its stability, as
il comprised none of the political leaders
of any one party.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
GIRL WANTED.

a good capablc End faithful Girl to do the work
"a of small fmv 90 whom good wages will
be givcn) will do wen to cali Immediately at the
Teicgraph Office. June 6.-3w10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

General c X. Miller has been appointed
Post Master at Bangor, in place Of Gen.
Trafion, the late incumbent.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
FT0UR R.
SHERIFE'S SALE.

YENAKEN on Execution and will be sold at Pub
a lie Vendue, at the Saw Mil Of Samuel Moody
Esquire, Lisbon, on Monday the eighth day OF July
next, at one O'Clock P. M all the right ivory War
rem has TO redeem one undivided third part of the
following described real Estate, situated in said Lis
hon, in The County of Lincoln, viz one lot of
Land at the Factory Village called, in said Lis
bon with the Mills and buildings thereon standing
bounded by the road leading TO TIP sham on the
South west-by laad of Shirley Andrews on the
South west-bv land IN possession OF Mrs Batch
elder on the North east, and by land of Nathaniel
Genish and Moses Woodland on the Vest and
North west. .fIso, all said Warren 5 rigl. to re-
deem one undivided third part of one other lot Of
land, situated in Lisbon aforesaid, aud bounded on
the West and Southwest by land in possession of
Samuel Gillpalrick, and Thomas Cotton, and Ma
than Snith-South and East by land of Amm
Durham q the heirs of Richard Mounlford North
by the Moody Road, called, containing about
eighty acres.
JOSEPH DURGlN, Dep Sheriff.
Lisbon, June Sd, 1879 3wl0*
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E1cas.aers and Mattresses!

a large and excellent assortment of FE.ATH-
"a Frs, of all kinds, and superior MATFR.7S s.
Els, just received and for sale, very cheap for cash
by the subscriber, at his Furniture Ware Rooms,
Front stree; opposite the Ellio: House.
June 6-3wlO r. r. SMITH
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
May l, lat 33, lon "A, ship Palestine, Ltefed,
from NOrleans for Havre. Ar at do, May l5.l
May q lat As, Ion 20, ship Sterling, Saunders I'm
Liverpool for Savannah.