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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-28

n ECONOMY rs WEALTI--Elegant short nap Mote
"a slia I,ta al low price of $500 established IN 1894
These warranted to retain their shape and color all
Also an article al So for the price be ercellea
general assortment Of Jars Of the latest patterns cheap
: ia Nm. BROWN. Practical HITTER. ffs Canal 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-28

a ONE PRICE HAT sToRE-THEopoRE CLARK
~ of nathan and Pearl streets, AFTER many
experience after repeated and un,rug efforts
the object confidently believing that he has AZ length
succeeded in article which cannet fail 10
the spprobaon ofa who will tke the trouble e er'min, "
This article TO which the attention OF the public
pecay invited satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he es assured that for beauty, c,cagn.ss
durability and comfort be SURPASSED In the city OF
New York In aado 90 the usual variety aud Css,
he also hard constantly Fur lh OF very superior
quality which he afford Al -FOUR DOLLARSi and u,s
fiat for years psst has given 10 NUMEROUS customers n most
unous6sd Justice his friends well as 70
himself makes proper Tor him tn thai he sells FOR cash
the losses bad customers vii not have 70 be
pa by good Wholesale dealers suppl, promptly Al the
oid established stand, the asking price always the
- Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-28

ISL Won FREiGIT OR CHARTER The fsi
INN sailing copper fastened aud cuppcred Danish brio
Az A. 400 barrels now ready fcr Apply 20
n17 l.. K COLLINS co % south ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-28

AT FOR LONDON.-Packet Of the Iet May The first
kH> class fast sailing packet chip ST JAMES Capt AIN
5ebOr will sal above, her regular days having
accommodations for cabin md
Persons intending TO embark should make immediate APP
plicstion on board, foot OF Maiden lane, or TO
GLOVER NeMUSRAY,
ar2 Pine and South sfs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-28

- TO LET OR SALE-A Farm Of 40 acres Of land.
s Of which 60 clear situated in Hamilton County
IalL miles from Ultra ST Of New III ID will be
rntrd low good tenant Apply TO j. DUFAU 252 William
treet, New York. a2a Iw'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26
DIALOGUE
BETWEEN WING AND LOCO roco-BoTH
MECHANICS.

U'hig. Good morning Sir
Loco Foco. Good morning.
Wing. What news?
Loco. ] don't hear any thing special.
Uhig. How does Loco-focosm get along
a-days +?
Loco. Don't know anything about that. [get-
ting rather savage.l 1t strikes me you old fed
cralists, had better say nothing about loco-foco-
ISM
Wing Whom do you call federalists
Loco. Why the party to which you belong.
Whig. Well, but how do know this
Loco. Why, every body knows that.
Wing. Strange But what is FEDERALISM?
Loco. Why, Hartford Conventionism.
Uhig. Well, now tell us the object of the old
Hartford Convention-will your
Loco. Why, I-I-can't explain it-but | sup
pose you know +!
Nhtg This is rather curious-can you tell
me where the Hartford Convention was held
Loco. don't remember |!
Whig. Then you should never attribute to
others, what you do not comprehend. Let me
advise you to go home, and acquaint yourself,
with the simple truth and then you will be
much better qualified to judge acIo are federalists,
than you now are.
We introduce the above dialogue, which in
substance did actually occur, only for the purpose
of giving our readers some idea of the kind OF
source, whence arises this charge of federalism
federalism" and "Hartford Conventionism -
The original movers of this base charge, the
federalists themselves, know full well its falsity
But we hazard nothing in promising that at least
four ifths of their deuded followers, know moth
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26

Militia of this State; relative to the lands
forfeited 10 the State; to suspend for llml-
led time the operations of "an act prohIb-,
ting the emission and circulation OF
Bank bills of a small denomination and GER
tain others" passed March 10, 1896; au-
thorizng the School Districts in Winthrop
to purchase a School Library; additional for
the repair of highways in certain unincor-
porated townships; to establish, regulate,
and preserve the honms on the Aroostook,
Fish and St. John Rivers.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26

4 sign in Pennsylvania. A Tippecanoe
Club has recently been formed in Harris
bug, Pennsylvania, composed entirely OF
gentlemen heretofore friends Of Fan buren,
Blu, who have recently renounced their al
legiance to that party, and enlisted under
the broad banner of the Hero Of Iippecan-
oe. Gin Rep.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26
"DEFUNCT FEDERALISM"

The editor of the Lincoln Patriot seems to be at
a loss to find out what we mean by "defunct teder-
alism,' and appears to take our remark, as an in
suit. Very well, neighbor, if you ''glory in the
name,'' it can be proved your leaders did in its
pamy days,we have objection 10 your retaining the
cognomen. The federalism, which that paper would
have the people believe belongs to the whig party,
can find more appropriate owners than its original
loco foco founders.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26

ing more aboutit than merely that such a name ex-
ists-and these the ones, who are always rca-
dy to brand their opponents with the epthet.
We have only to say to all such political drivel-
lers, Ego home and inform yourselves what fed
eralism, as and then you will be better able to
judge Who are federaliSts !"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26
THE TELEGRAPH.
BAT H Me-:
THURSDAY morning., MARCH &c
TO OUR. PATRONS.

7
To-day our fourth volume closes We calculate to
have all our outstanding accounts closed up without
delay, and get ready for u new start. We stand in
great need -four dues and must have them immcd-
iaiely, in order to pay debts and make some in
provements IN our paper. Let no person with hold
The SINAI! sun he owes US, us these comprise all
our means SEND Us TIE CASH FOR TIL
WITH!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26
TITLES OF ACTS.

Passed By The Tpeatisth Legislature Of
the Stale q JMainc, and approved BY
The Goueyaor,
AN ACT repeating the seventh Sec
s;on Of an act Incorporating the Thomas
fop Theological Institution; respecting
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26
IN THE HOUSE.

Report on petition and resolves as to sur
plus revenue came from the Senate indei-
initeiy postponed, and the House concur
red.
Mr.. Delesdernier, from the Committee
on the Judiciary, reported Resolves relative
to election of Members Of Congress from
New Jersey See next paper.
AFTERNOON. Resolves relative to boun-
ty on fishing vessels were taken up and
passed to be engrossed.
Resolves relative to the New Jersey
members Of Congress were taken up, and
the yeas and nays ordered. After much
discussion, the Resolves we're adopted. yeas,
81, nays 40.
Mr.. Getchell introduced the following Or
der, Ordered, That the preamble and re-
solutions from the State of New Jersey be
entered upon the Journals of the House.
Adopted.
AFrnRvoox. Bill to suspend for lin
tied time the small bill law, was read three
times, amended, and passed to be engross-
ed.
Resolves relating to the n. E. Bounda-
nv were passed to be eagrossed
EvE1ING Several bills passed to be
enacted and resolves finally passed.
Bill relatingto the election of County
officers was indefinitely postponed in con-
cnrrence.
Order from the Senate appointing n
committee to examine and report on the
Revised Laws The Speaker joined the
committee by the appointment of the fol-
lowing Observation-Disclosures Fessen-
den Of Portland, Lord Of South Berwick,
Littlefield Of Wells, Everett Of Brunswick,
Morse of Bath, Otis of ST. George,
Holmes of Winthrop. Main OF Belgrade,
Allen OF Bangor, Eaton of Plymouth,
Wardwell of Penobscot, Lake of Bncksport,
Delesdernier of Baileyvillc, Fisher Of
Charlotte, Dam of Freyburg, Andrews Of
Turner, Smith of VinaIhaven, Lermond Of
Hope, Daggett of Palmyra, and Toothaker
of Philips.
Mr.. Delesdernier, at his request, was
excused from serving on the committee on
Revised Laws, and MIR. Kelsey Of Calais,
was appointed.
"a resolution, offered by Mr.. ]. Otis, that
the thanks of the House be presented to
4he Speaker, was unanimously adopted
Mr.. Hamlin replied in brief and pertinent
.address-and the House adjourned to the
10th of September.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26

It is curious fact, that some of the very best
endorsements OF General Harrson's noble character,
were furnished, a number of years since, by Col.
r. NJ. johnson, Thomas Richie, John NJ. Niles. and
Isaac Hill.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26
LEGISLATURE or MAINE.
IN THE SENATE.

TUESDAY, MdrCh -
Passed to be enaccied-Bils TO change
the names OF certain persons; further re9u-
lating Judicial process aud proceeding,
WEDNESDAY,. March s.
The chair announced as the committee
to sit during the recess relative to the Re-
vised Statues, sMessrs, Eastman, Barker,
l. Reed, Vose, Robinson. Bradley, and
Merrill.
The committee on the North Eastern
Boundary reported resolves, which were
passed to be engrossed.
MIR. Eastman, from the committee on
slavery, made a report deemng legislation
inexpedient on the subject; which report
was accepted, and ordered to be printed in
the several papers of the State in which the
laws are printed.
Passed to be enacied-Bill to repeal an
Act TO incorporate the kea Dam Company
Finally passed-Resolves LAYING a tax
on the several Counties of the State-lela-
ting to the repeal of an act giving bounty
to fishing vessels-in favor OF B. G. Meg
quier and als.-providing for the Honlton
road--relatiye TO the French Spoiiations
prior to Sept. iS0O--authorizing the pay
ment of interest on loan made Feb. 1859
Bill providing for the election of certain
County officers came from Ike House re-
terred to the next Legislature. The Sen
ate nonconcurred, and indefinitely post
poned the bill.
EVENING. Resolves relative to the cleo.
ton of members of Congress from the
State of New Jersey came from the House,
that body having adopted the same. The
yeas and nays being ordered upon motion
Of Mr. Vose the resolves passed to be en-
crossed by the following Vote
YEAs--Messrs. Barker, Blake, Bolster,
Bradley, Crocker, Eastman. Foster, Gross,
Merrill, Perkins, Smith Totman, True
49,
NAYs-Messrs. Eaton, Erskine, I, Reed,
w. NJ. Reed, Robinson, Tbbets, Vose-
Z.
A message was received from the House,
concurrino in the proposition that the next
adjournment be tillthe 18th day Of Septem-
Der next.
A Joint committee having waited on the
Governor, to inform him that the two
branches of the Legislature had acted on
all the business before them, and were
ready to adjourn till Sept. 1.-THE Cover
nor informed the Legislature by message,
that he had approved 50 Acts and 81 Re
solves, being all that had been presented to
him for approval, during the present session,
and that he had no further communication
to make.
Mr.. Robinson offered a resolution ten
dering the thanks Of the Senate to the
President. which passed unanimously
Mr.. Foste. made appropriate reply
and the Senate adjourned
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

The bill as thus drawn, with few amend
nents proposed by Mr.. Adams, passed the
House by large majority, though warmly
opposed In this Senate, the bill under
went some further amendments. Passed
the Senate, and in the House, n day or two
before the close of the session, a motion
was made to call ii up, but failed owing 10
the pressure of business, and the tumult
that prevailed.
Mr.. Adams. today broueh, in the bill.
and moved a suspension oi the rules in or
der 10 refer it 10 the committee on Manu-
features. The bill was opposed an limine,
by several gentl,men-NIr. Wise, Mr..
Monroe of New York aud MIR. Pickens al
S. Carolina.
The bill! was referred by very large ma
jnriiy.
Mr.. Everett, offered resolution. calling
on the President Of the United States. il
not Incompatible with the public interests,
to furnish copies of correspondence with
the British Government, IN regard 10 pro-
ceedings of the latter government by which
our trade with China has been cut off. The
resolution WAS agreed to.
Mr.. Adams offered u resolution, which
lies over, calling on the Post Master Ger-
pral for sort ol-hisiory Of all the removals
of deputy postmasters, since the election oi
Gen Jackson.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
THE LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
B AT H m e:
FRIDAY MoRNING,JAN.1
The New Year.

Kind Patrons and Friends-ONE and ALL
listen to our words. BY virtue of right exer-
csed by the "craf' from time immemoral, ot
that the memory of man runneth not to the con-
trary. we frequently, for good and sufficient
sons ''ant'eipats" day or even more, in the pub.
lication Of onr paper and by equitable and PHI
losophical change ofthe rule on this occasion, we
present ourselves day later than usual, in order
that we may enjoy the pleasure ofextending ''thc
compliments of the season at a seasonab'e time.
Patrons and Friends, hearken to our words, whilst
we swish you a Harry New YEAR''! Mind ye,
this is the day-January 'he first, l84l, and no
mistake So throw aside your old Almanac and
subscribe for an extra copy of the Telegraph at
once-onIy two dollars-quite New Years
present it will be to US
Now listen to the following which is better than
any verses we could ndite.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
MRS. KINNEY ACQUITTED.

Mrs kinney's trial was brought 10 a
close in Boston, on Friday night last, a,
twenty minutes past ten o'clock.
Mr.. Austin began his closing argument
in the afternoon and addressed the jury with
great earn4stness for four hours.
SHAW, G.. J. Hannah Kinney if you
have any desire TO add anything to what
your counsel have said in your behalf you
have an opportunity Of doing so.
Decentralization consulting the prisoner. J
The prisoner had intended 10 make few
remarks, but does not feel equal 10 the al
tempt. Size will say nothing
SHAW, e. J Is she unable to remain !;
De1ter. No, Sir. But she il unequal
to the attenip, of making amy remarks.
Chief Justice SHAW, then.at ten minutes
before 9 O'Clock, commenced his charge,
and concluded it at fifteen minutes past ten
He explained The law apple able to the case
and took a comprehensive view of The e'I-
dence-exhibiing tie NEST p,omine NJ and
necessary points t" the jury with hIs usual
cearness and ability.
The jury were on, Just five minutes and
came into court
Clrk-llannah Kinney. (The priso-
ner stood up aud the names ot the Jurors
we're called over Gentlemen of the jury,
have yon agreed ON "a verdic. WHO shall
speak for you?
Jury-The foreman.
Clerk Hannah Kinney, hold up your
hand. Foreman, look upon the prisoner
What say you Mr.. Foreman, is Hannah
Kinney, the prisoner at The bar. guilty or
no, guilty +?
Foreman. NOT GUILTY
Cierk-Gen,emem Of the jury, hcarken
TO your verdict as The Court have recorded
II. You upon your oaihs d" say, that
Hannah Kinney, the prisoner AT the bar, is
Not Guilty. So you say Mr.. Foreman.
so, Gentlemen, you all say.
SHAW, &. J. Mr.. Clerk, let the priso-
ner be discharged.
CIerk.-Ilannah Kinney, the Court or
der that you be discharged and go wilhou.
day.
The Boston Advertiser says
When the verdict was rendered, there
was great applause. but it was immedi-
aiely suppressed. The crowd went down
into the street and there gave expression
to their feelings.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
THE NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.

We learn that Mai. Graham aud his par
" have just passed through This city, on
their return from running the meridian line
North of the Monument, at the head of the
ST. Croix river. We understand, the ine
has been inn as far north as the Aronstook
river, at which place, the new line is abou,
half mile cas-, of the old line. The line
has been ron with gitat care aud accuracy
and solely by astronomical observations
One portion of the party has been engaged
in taking line from the tide water at Ca.
lais To the monument, aud thence following
/ MAJOR Graham. The party has not vel
reached the Arnostook. The line rs now
run does not touch any part Of Mars Hill,
but passes con .id"rabIy to the east of it
The survey, we understand will be resum.
ed in March aud carried through in the
course OF the season to the St. Lawrence
river. -BangM Uhig.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

=. Clergymen, Snperintcndents and Teachers
Of Sabbath Schools H.. agents of Religious new.
papers and periodicals, 1D Posmastcrs and Book
srerr, throughout the country, are respectfully 70.
Gnesrsd 10 act as our agents. E5sN" letter will
bc taken from the Office unless post paid.
To Publishers Of Newspapers throughout
the United States.
- Newspapers or Magazines copying the above,
entire without amy alteration abrid gen,eni, (n-
cludng thi. n"tce) and giving it 10 inside inser.
tons, shall receive copy Of the work (sutjrct 10
their order) by sending dircc, to tho publisher.
Dc 90 isl2w40
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- - $500 s----- =
nj A II RI.ED.

In Boothbay 24th inst, by Rev. d. Cushn'an,
Cant John Wheeler to Mrs. Paulina Tibbets, all
of g.
In Waldoboro, god, by N. w. Ludwig Esq. Mr..
George Spear, to Miss Esther Genthner.
The marriage Of Mr.. Daniel GLACIER, noticed
in our paper Of two weeks since, we are informed
by Mr.. GLACIER. is not true. Some miserable
puppy, took that method to wound the feelings OF
Mr.. c., or the lady who belongs to Bowdoin-
liam.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
To The Editor of the Lihcpln Telegraph:

To the Editor o. me L"cPfH iee5rdm:
DEAR SlR:-As suicides are unusually frequent
Of late it seems to be the duty of every friend Of
humanity to publish any information calculated to
diminish its frequency. The following is from
one of Hahnemann's works
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDY FOR IN
SANITY
"From the continued trturation of grain of
gold with an hundred grains of sugar, there re-
suits preparation which has already great medi-
cal virtue Ifa grain of this mixture be taken
and triturated with another hundred grains Of
sugar, and if this process be continued until each
grain of the ultimate preparation contains a
quudriiionh part Of the grain Of gold. we shall
then have a medcament in which the medicinal
virtue of the gold is so much developed, that 1t
will be sufficient to take grain, place it in
phial and cause the air from it to be breathed for
a fe,o instant. by melancholy individual in
whom the disgust of life is carried SO far as to m
cline to suicide, in order that hour afterwards
this person he delivered from his evil demon. AMI
resio,ei 10 his i4ste for IL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
--4----=a-
DIE D..

In this town On Tuesday morning last, MIR.
John Clifford. aged So.
On Tuesday evening last, Erastus F. Roberts,
aged o..
In Thomaston, 29th, Hon. Hezekiah Prince aged
IA
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( + : + + : (
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TER =:

7,o Dollars and Fifty Gents ifpald in advance.
:, Dollqrs if not paid within three months.
T1r,e Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
Il ,ile, the expiration OF the year No paper
.'eolmucd until all afrearagcs are paid, except
4, option of the Editor.
Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
,,e nc lines or lees, tLis sized type,) for the
4. Insertion, and - cents for each continuance.
n advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
~ cent. higher; and deduction Of 33l per
q sill DO made from the regular prices. for ad.
sl.efs BY the year.