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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05
CHOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN.'

CHOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALhEN''
The time wasiwhen the Charleston Mercurywas
an able, candid, and patriotic paper the Editor
was a man of talents and elevated sentiment,
but it does seem that contact with this admins
tratisn operates as a whitening blight on the
neral sense of those who were proud of good
name. The Editor refuses to correct his mis-re-
presentation of Gen. Harrison's opinions, and re-
fuses to retract his erroneous statements IN the
following terms.
The editor OF the Pilot Gen. DuFF GRssN, the otner
day. directed editorial address to ourselves IN pa9uc
uar opposition to HARRISON, in when ne ap
peaed 10 our sense, justice, generosity ana a uoe
other amiahle and excellent qualities OF ours winch the
public wot of, but which are modest to encais-
osue. We were affected touched and melted 70 u ue
gree and even thought of recpr eating WIN couheI
appeal 10 his &C. sc. but observe that ne mas sice
made another appeal 10 Mr.. Senator GRuNDf, aShiiS
permission TO publish him n caumnator; ana uihu
appeal to the Rev. Mr. BURKE, Post Masters ana we ne
gin to suspect that these only the iorefuhners vi
more hnd-runners," in the same way. we are morti-
fed, We hpve lost the great comfort OF Dei1s, as u
were, the solitary and unrvaled object OF Gen. Greens
apoStrophizng sentmentality. We had hoped that we
about to be Sols solo, taking our dose Oh sat
and looking dismal together in all the coZheSs VI
ris ris grmace. AS it is must decline entering INTO
the arrangement-in all such matters of the hea we
hate to be ebowed and cannot bear the idea of our tears
falling other mems coat-taiis. We must theretoTei
however unwillngly, refuse to sit upon the Appeal au
with million ofregfets, feel compelled TO beg the edOI
of the Pilot to-rnind his business.
So much for being cousin-german to Amos
Kendall
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

Extract Of a letter, dated
PRINCESS ANNE, May %.
am directed by the Central Committee, for
this county, to get 500 copies of the Text Book,
for distribution among our people, I also wish
for the same purpose, the weekly Pilot, to the
value of $25
Our cause is going on prosperously here. Our
friends are in fine spirits; our sadversaries dis
heartened. | think Somerset will redeem her
former reputation; and give for Gen. HARRISON
maiority-which both he and she will be
proud of.
The Pilot is doing good service among us. 1t
directs the true course, and we trying to fol-
low it. Yours, truly, &c.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05
II EILF II 7
Baltimore, June 5th, 1910.
A FUGITIVE SLAVE,

A FUGITIVE SAAVE'-A coiored man
was claimed few days since in Erie, Pa, as
belonging to person in the South. The knowl-
edge of his being slave, and the name of his
master, was obtained from him some months since,
by person who had gained his confidence, and
the circumstance of his having betrayed that con-
fdence, by informing his master of his present
place of abode, caused considerable excitement
in the Town of Erie, He was discharged by the
Court, on the ground that his arrest was Illegal,
not having been made in pursuance with the act
of Assembly, in such casssmadt and provided.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

GIVE were yesterday shown Bank Of the
United States Post Note, Of 500, altered to
$1,000, and in the most ingenious manner. 1t
was detected at the Bank, and marked accord
Ing.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

The MISSISSIPPI RIyER.-We learn from the
last New Orleans papers, that the river has com
menced receding at that place, and that there are
no longer any fears of an inundation.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05
BUSINESS ENOUGH ron ONE DAY

We learn from a Boston paper, that over 700 people
dincd-and sumptuously too-at the United States Flo
tel Boston, Wednesday, the 27th inst at four tables
at half past /, and O'Clock; and all accom- psh
ed without hustle or confusion.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

DEATH OF AN EDTToR.-John Shaner, Esq ju-
nior editor and proprietor of the Erie Gazette,
died of Erie, on the 22d of May, aged 26 years.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

IT CANNOT BET is said that Court OF In
quiry is sitting on Major Lendrum, Commissary
Nonsense-non is no law for such
proceedings.-.N: T. Star.
''True it is; pity tits, tits true'' Yide report in
the Pilot of the Sd and 18th instant.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

EAsTERN.-we received no mail yesterday
morning, beyond Philadelphia.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

III. J. LEvls.-We learn that MIR. William
Newell, sailed in the British Queen, on Monday,
for England, and that his object is to bring back
Mr.. Lewis.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

McARRAN's GARDEN, PHILADELPHIA
Thomas Ward, late of the Holiday street Thea
tire, has assumed the dictatorship of this fine
Garden.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

NAvAL-The U. S. ship Ontario, Com
mander Williamson, was off the harbor of Key
West on the 18th May, waiting for pilot.
The U. 8. ship Lexington, Capt. Ciack, on
her way to the U. States, passed the island Of
Panama few days previous to 18th April.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05
sEIzUREs OF AMERICAN FISH

ERMEN.-An extract from the Halifax Times
of May 26th, forwarded to Messrs Toplif, of
Boston, by the steamer North America, from st.
Capt. Darby seized two American fishing schoon-
ers, the Papinea, and the Mary, Of Maine, on
Tuesday morning, May 18th.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-05

NEW HAmPsHIRE.-The annual session of the
Legislature Of New Hampshire, commenced on
the Sd instant A senator in Congress is to be
eleeted
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
TRUFANT'S COMPOUND.

VKTM. B. TRUFANT, would inform the in-
w habiiants of Bath and its vicinity that
lowing 10 his being much of the time alsenD his
medicine for cure Of SALT RHEuM &C. may be had
of Capt. Henry Hyde al the BATH BOOK
STORE.
PRIcE-Onc dollar with full directions.
w. B. T. Would just observe, that the increased
demand for the above article, from abroad ~ we'll
at home warrants him to believe it to be as rec
ommend"d when faithful y applied, as the follow
ing will shlw:-
THIS Medicine ia the most safe and rfieci'Ial
remedy ever vet discovered. THE subscriber has
been agent for the sale ol the above mi dlcine far
lew months and during that time, h sren persons
affected with The Salt Rhenm III r,ery degree, from
II very slight touch on the hand Ia The covering "f
the whole h,dy. completely cured by the ah"ve
medicine =; and would recommend It with the utmost
confidence, 10 NIL afiertrd any degree with the
above complaint. Aud resort has been had 1" this
in 1T obstinate humors ui wears standing with
entire Success. SAMUEL ADAMS.
Hallnwej February 90. 1889.
The subscriber having been -3eeni Tor the sale IT
The above na,eo medicine for several months. aud
having known of several cures p"rfnmcd by using
it can safely recommend it to those afflicted with
Salt Rh"um. Augusta, j. f LADD.
From Gentleman in Hartford Ct.
MR rRuFaNr. Dear Sir: Hearing nf hn extra
ordinary 81 /. of Sal Rhpu,n IN this viciny b, the
use of your cOMP.UND; | wish you io.frward me
by way Of Boston, fur packages 10 be srht from
Boston TO Hartford by Mail. Oct. 1889.
Bath, NV. %, l>39 " b.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
SHIP CHANDLER Try.

A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"A and for sale BY ZlNA HYDE d Co, Front
street, Bath; including CORhaGE, Manila and
Tarred, from the manufactures Of Plymouth, Mar.
blphcnd and Boston, by the gang OF retail.
Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine of most descriptions.
ANCHORS ofall sizns, warranted.
CIt4IN CABLES, Sheets and Ties OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, ind war:
ranred fur two years: also, English Chains. Boit4
Seet copper. Composition Spikes and Naits, Win
9TH r Ca.imgs IF all descrp,f"hs..
Wndlsss Necks and Capstan Spindles.
ZINC SHE.iTHiNG Nails, and nppro-
pirate article
.AAVIL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spill es, iroh1 three 10 Ten NTH.
Shin Blocks and Pumps. ,
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts
MANY or,he above articles, can suitable notice
be- delivered 10 the purchaser al lis place of s"s'
ness direct from the manuf,e'oty free of eapense
to him. aud at tho n,anufaeoY's lowest prices
Bath Jan, 80. ls3c. Iy7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
FARM FOR SALE.

Il FIRM Or sale rna.p ~ the North West of
IA Wscasset ; 2 miles from the village, on the
road leading fou Bath bv Green's Tavern /" Dr's.
den Bridge, and about seven miles from ,lr. Fer,
lending into bath. this farm cen'ains ab"i sixty
five acres of good land we'll waier'd having nh
excellent Well nf Water near the house and also
one near the barn, twelve acres Of Moving ilng".
a young orchard, good growth Of y'ung w"oa
and Two good pastures The rnnditi'a, a payment
will b bart cash WHEN r"Ss ssion u given. and n
literal credit for the remainder. For t.,sler par
lculars enquire M this Otfirr or To Mr. Donncll
near The premises or to III. subscriber in Windsor
Name. MOSES DONNELL.
Z us3g
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
SE1sl
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic
Syrup l.iver"ort,
For cure ofCOnsnmptions, Coughs and


COids.
Moret a $4,000 bottles of this very valuable.
medicine has been sold principally IN the State of
Eaine } s.nce il FIST Offered 10 the public by
The original inventor and proprietor.J Il. Sears a
few Years since
II is undoubtedly superior to any oihe, a,tirle of
ferrd To the public; ns -eid fails in giving relief
where is ial;en in due season.
, he undersgne huvirg purchased the original
recipe for Tins syrup. has made arrangements to
have gents in The principal towns IN New ng'and
supplied with it Purchasers will be careful that
the bill Of drecti Ms are signed by il. f1ler or =.
i'age. and the of the fnr er stamped in the
seal, and my ow name written on the outside la
bel T b MERKtCk.
All orders directed to the proprietor. tiallowcll
Ne. will meet with prompt attention
The following are Among the agents for selling the
above Syrup. Wm C. Simpson & co. Pratt &
King, and Maryland & Noyes, :oston }. s. Far
rison, Salem: A 4, arter, Portland; george w Hol-
den, Bangor; z. s. Bl ell. 1'honla-ton; j. e.
l.add Augusta; \. T. Perkins, Gardiner; Geo. Viii
liston, hrunswict; Doct a, berry, Saco.
For sale by WILLIAMSON
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
FARM FOR SALE.

Sl1UA1 ED IN Noolu ich Sd OF u mile above
- III. old ferry on the river road, continuing a.
h, az 81 a,rrs of good ani-ias a valuable growth
of oak and pine iiulbcr, orchard, two stony house.
wood mouse carpene r shop. BAN aud 81 ed excel.
!, nj water privilege and every conv, nicnce for 4
person engaged in The coaslng bushes, fora me-
cianic Also about Is ions of hay aud all the
farming utensils said farm. For particulars EN-
quire of Amasa Sou!e Bath, or The subscriber in
Chelsea Mass. J. NJ. SOUlE.
Nov 6tn, 1899. tf32.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

Notice 10 Lulllbcr-kteaiers.
vg'HE subscriber having been Tor twenty years
/ constantly engaged in working Lumber. and
for five years legally qualified, in the art of Survey.
ing, continues to offer his services u above. Ia
vors gratefully received. and pmnciually attended I"
by SAMUEL EAME>, Surveyor IF Lumber.
Path. july "a. 1899 1yl7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT
samuel CrowcII, TAILOR

8 a nm u c CrOW III, TAILOR.
ND ETuRNS thanks 10 the liberal inhabitants
Az of Bdtl, and vicinity for the patronage they
:. We thus lar favored him with, and would tuke
his oiportuuii, To inform them that he continues
f., eArrne all orders ia his line OF business, with
rom in,ss and despatch.
He trusts that his extensive experience in his
profession. and his unremilling efforts 10 please his
atrons. combined with perfect know ledge Of his
.rade will Enable him to merit aud receive Il con.
'in,lancr OF the public favor.
r rsons wishing Garments made in the hest
nanner aud according to the latest fashions, will
lease call AT the Office directly Parsons
'mith's Store in Rogers new brick block.
II Cutting done III short notice
u Latest Fashions duly rcceved.L0
Bath, Nav I6. 1899. TIT
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
BRA.NDRETHS PILLS

are proved by the experience of thousands, to BE-
when properly p rse,ir'd with. c'rfntn cure. II
every t"rni OF he only one Disease, all having III
same ar,giu. and invarlah, arise from the Uni
VERS.7L ROOT of all disease. namely naparu
or imperfect circuidti0n Of The blood.
1 hey reHovc all huxious mcumulailOns. ~.
ur, AID Invigoraie the h 'Od and thtir good ei
lct- are no, counirrla anrrd 10y amy Inconvenience
being composed eniIr"i, of veg ia's. they d" NJ.
| expose those WHO use them To danger and thcI,
effects are as certain the, saluiary, they ar.
daily and safely administered to youth, manIlood
| infancy aud ole age--apd 10 women IN the mos,
critical and delicate circunsianccs-ihry do M
disturb ur shock the animal functions, but restor,
| Their order ard re-esiahliSiI their health
Aud for all the purposes which "A vegetable purga
tive, or rtaln cleanser of the whole system
rqnircd, they stand without rival; they are al
o.. cd To- be I'LL that can he accomplished in u
mrdIcImr both inr POWER and LNNOCENCE. 4
triai ENSURES a patron Nocar "Aprl'se s,arrc
IN their manufacture, DR. Braudt,ih heIng Too irn
o,is of his own firneIo trust The mixug 10
He attends to tint department With his own hands.
nnd guarantees 'he medicine To b, always equal Il"
whit u ever has been The States Of Michigan
aud inos resuund wibthc pri Uses III this valuable
nrdi. inc Persnns are often known To ride SKI,
miles ihrough the NO ,hs for box. The Brandreii
Pills iii,ieed II sure aud speedy cure for Fever
aud que. aid host miserable Bilious Fevrrs, Will
AlIicl. Fundamentally, these districts abound
Ib,r,rr. tie l'rnndreIiiun n,rlh..d "t curing III
kinds If t. sra 20, has M longer to cohirnd witt
The blind in.jn'in Us o. the greatest portion of ih"
piiiir: II is nni, with those lew who stl ar,
determined stu he ki!ird according to rule, like
the people ul old who would have Il king reign
a,er Il en. Bun, tinnts Ia the cifriilaIi"n ri;
new sIap,rs--.lanis 10 tie gercrni diffusion N
kunwiodar, hicn en- b'"s nineteen Iwcrtriis Of
the T., nIil 10 read anG judge i"r themselves nov
we no longer beiir,c IN swallowing thar d" .dl,
mineral NJ icury protesting !" r,irr- bni universal
I, leaving us IN worse condition alter It's use.
tn u\ md C,uuirri lis.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
SYNOPSIS OF THE
Bran drethiau Method
Of Curing Disease,

| of (nrinu IiSnaco
! ;,
From ThntfpPr cause 0frsing, (0H endinS
IN The SAM pffct-i. e., producing
;o,,,,,ro Hind aud En.;do
III
tot" o"e, """
| ONLY ONE MEDICINES:
Tb. c,,,i,;I,,v If vh;ch has hoo, Iullv nrov-
- =. -
eo' oey'"u 'hr P""V' VI '''""s""y'
envy, or malice tn gain>ay.
ENIRSTIY P.3LNc, mot exist hui from COR.
n RUPT HUMORS bcing seated IN The id-nii-
cal pari where the pain is experienced. Tl"se
corrupt humors when M sufficient quantity 10
overpnwer the principle Of life, are the positice
mise Of dsath
|, rs = solenn truth that corruption terminates
the existence. ui all created beings; the Importance
Of lis :; G. DIV removal from The bud, wlrn h, any
c,rse il has accumulated. therefore self ~ idcn;
ns not on, heaith, hut tXISIE.ACE being abso-
lnir'y endangered by lis pnseI'e.
Let us then mknowl'dg thai the onl, sure
n r"as "' pr"v'""s a"n r"r"g %,''aI, Is ,a0
Distos4 reinr o. |, rno,i >, narnr inr eorrustion,
| and ,,yruu,I,.n r =, run, hum,.rs being Idc,,6d
| m II ,as,.s u. i,pDoy;tuo If M.0d
| Seccndiy-PUhG.7.I I'VE MEDICINE, when
rrs,r,c,i 10 m seasuu th,t,s While there is suffi.
rcni v,.nli,y rcmninrg ~ III. =, str,n will rraoyr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
No. ls2 Clirfn vi st,eei.
Copy Of letter from {. E. Park. Pastor Of the
Baptist Church n, Iia,'do,f.''d. n J.

Copy Of letter from c. e Park. Pastor Of the
Baptist Church NJ Hadd",.f''d. J.
Ham ,x.ILip. n. J. Feb 70, 1929
Dr.. D Ja,nr-Sir, ,akr r;'ns,re il inE.r'nirg
ynll that the bolile o. Ahert's Hun tonic whrh |
obtained OF Won last u .oh,r, Inns pro, I'd msi sal
islaeiury and ernrcssial. NJ, lair had Tor .ona
time been exceedingly hin. Iut for tie iw" nr
three years jpasi il had iallen 'n, that my head
had beomc almost nfirl, had. wis under the
NECESSITY of c"la ing II badness y r"nb,ng 'l''
hair IN the sides aver Ru nov after using al"ni
halt hottie ri the ionic" have Ms luxut;ant II
growth oI Lair as ever lad. &. e. Park
The Rev. Leonar., Fl, tcer, Bastor Of the Baptist
Church, al Great VALLEY. Pa, who had been more
or less bald FIR many years. used three bottles OF
the HAIR To~Ic and has nav fine growth 81 new
l,ai. all that part Of his iend where ie WAS
bald. writes
"sly hair is craving finally. I assure Won
Vest Chester, Pa. March Cd, 1889
Mr. Bond, one Of the Comp sitOrs in the office Of
the Plad.l plin Public Ledger, wlohad lost nearly
all his hair from off The top Of HI. head. has had il
completely restored by lie use ofIhis Ton,c. TT"
hair restored to em ly using five bottrs each I'd
This HAIR TOXIC, ore Of whom WAS over sixty wears
of age. Four gent eme connected with the Public
Press in Phad.lph have ais" had their badness
renewed by using this remedy. The Rev. Mr. Par
krr, Pastor VI the prssb. ieriai Chur h i" Delaware
County, Ia \, ilp was romr eteIv bald over all the
n, ni MS head and also beco.I,ng CONSIDERABLE,
gray. has used oiiy huies OF tins Tonic, and
has not only h,xnriant growth Of ne hair upon
his head. bit all tire gray hairs I.n,e disappeared,
aud their places Lave r,.H saPpls'd by healthy tar.
ola a,aral coiour. Finally. min. at ialdrrcss
nut # every ten may positively b. removed Ivy II
fit fI appIicatI'n # Ills val'lnbl. remedy There
til. r,f;,re, now, NO EXCU:E FOR A BALD
HEAD.
Prep red only Ivy DIR d. Jayne. sole proprietor,
No 90 South Third street. Phiiadeipha. Price 81
/, bortle-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

NJO APOLOGY FOR WIGS-ATTENT!OE
~ BALD HEADS.-Of nil the remedies ever
devised fur tie re,tnraton aud Jrescr, alton of the
HAIR, nothing has been found equal ALI
BER1'S OLEAGINOUS Hair TONIC. II
seldom fails restore thu hair to lie ,liI aud beauty
MANY WIN were Id IA few months ago, can now
exhibit fuxuriant head oi hair by The use of It
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
\ OTI('E.

THNiIE snbscrib hereby give notice 70 all res,
d sons ,.dcbtcd I" them, that all aceonns must
he set ed h. + RE the first day of January nezt or
the, will be unde, the necessity Of lrssmg VI"
same with an Attorney for collection, and all per-
sons having unselied accounts against US sre re-
qllrsird To call and they shall be settled.
JEWELL, HENRY q co.
Bath. Ocioher 2Isi 1899. 30lf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23
WATCHES, sc.
NEW GOODS.

WUST received by raniel Marsten. good as
al s.rtmen Of DRY GOODS, consisting in
tart of Pilot Cloths, Proadcloths, Cassmeres-Sat-
Northumberland. red and whie-sheetngs
and Shirfings, BE. BE.
AIso-A good assortment Of w: l. Goods, Gro
ceries, Flour, Pork. Cheese, &c. nc. arr
Rep ID.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

PHILADELPHtA, Mnv. TO 1873.
DIR ia, -D,H. Sr--l 10. Ihail mn Iardl,
enough 10 YOU IL favor oi AIiber;'s Ole NJ us Hair
Tome. pre- pared by y"u. My Lair had been falling
off about Two wears. and lud b'come YER, thin.
threatening speedy badnrss. " hen / con mrnrrd
using this remedy. In about one week it ceased Il"
fall off,
lave used it now about three MONTHS and have
as full and thick IA head Of hair a ] ran possibly
d. sire. lave Recommended its urf Ia nu 'brr Of
my lrisnis, WI" u STEAK vii "f it IL ID 'h"Hy
cnpl we'd have nu doubi OF Iis general rrcc' S.
may add that hrInre us pg he Tore. hnd Iipd
aIu"s, all the yarn.,,s articles employed or lac HAIR
such ny III. Naoass. Or. AL the ,t,Ient pr,pnra
to,s fBrar's o., Vegetable II ir Oil. &c &c
wfhout experiencing muri, II any bcm fit
Resp nly ,"urs.
:. ). FITCH.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10

week IN June in the heart of the village of Penn.
Yam, Yates county, N. Y, which consumed ff.
teen stores and dwellings, before it WIS .obdued,
The American Hotel was barely saved. All
South of it to the Canal and East of Maine street
was destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
Death Of DR.. HWrison.-The son of Gen. Har.
rison, named Benjamin Harrison, died suddenly
at his fathers residence, on the 9th ultiro.
Iioo WireS.-A Mr.. Randall, in Batavia, has
been indicted for marrying two women. The
last one had money.
Specie.-On the 18th ultmo, upwards of half
million in specie was received at New Orleans in
different vessels.
The Hon. Alison Dnows, Representative in
Congress, from the state of New York, died at his
residence in Ballston Spa, N. Y. on the 18th ult,
Mr.. EAroN, Minister of the United States to
Spain, was, at the latest accounts, at Paris ON his
way home.
Grea Yield Of M&.-Mr. James Gowen, of
Mount Airy near Philadelphia, gives in the Phila-
delpha Inquirer, table of the quantity Of milk
obtained during one week from his imported Gov
Dairy Maid, one of the short horned Durham
breed. The yield exceeded eight gallons day!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
Dur Siatc Election.

Democrats should not forget that L. S. Sena-
tor is to be chosen by the members of the Legisla-
ture to be elected in August next--nor that the
State Is TO be apporlioned into Representative and
Congressional Districts. These two consdcra-
tons should ensure the UNITED and Vigorous
action of the Democratic party. No Democrat
who wishes to have a DEMOCRAT elected to the
L. 5. Senate-who would prevent the State from
being so districted as to render their known and
acknowledged majority in the State, neutraizcd-
rendered unavailing by "rotten borough SYSTEM
by means of which the Wings, in some of the
other States, have succeeded despite the superior
numerical strength of the Democratic party, CAN
withhold his support of the Democratic candidates
ior State Representatives, to be chosen next Au-
gust. Let Democrats but consider the inpor-
lance of the contest, and they most certainly will
not be inactive.