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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Madsonian.
Scas0nabie Hits Characteristic Of the
contest of 1910.

CONTINUED.
| "South Carolina and Missouri will be the grave
stones of Loco Focosm. The mighty giant as he
| lays in his length, stretching the whole
country, those two States alone, standing at
his head and the other at his feet, will be left to
tell his departed glory, and record his epitaph."
"a traveller stopping the other day in Indiana
at Buckeye Cabin, Just big enough to hold
| =" Queen Nab in" for drink of water inquired
| of the old lady of the house how Van Buren, was
gong to run in that neighborhood "Not very
we'll, ! guess" replied the old lady,
CHOW will Harrison rum, asked the stranger,
lie will run pretty well. hear good deal said
about him; but there is an old man they call TIP
that will beat EN- both all hollow in these parts"
i" A traveller passing through of the town
ships in Dearborn county Indiana, met lad about
twelve years age, when the boy shouted "hurra
for Van Buren," The traveller also responded
hurra for Van Buren," The boy immediately
held out his hand. and said, Give me ftp sir :"
" Why, for what do you want of ftp" "Why,
by Jolly, (says the boy,) if you lived in these dig
gins, you would think it worth ftp to hollow for
Van Buren," The traveller put whip to his horse
and was off.
| Unfair.-The Loco Focos have been making
use of very unfair and vlainous argument IN
Kentucky. They tell the freemen that If Harri-
son is elected, Blair and Kendall will come back
to Kentucky. The Wings should reply by saying
they are more like to 60 to Texas
! The Loco Foco papers are at last reduced to
the ludicrous extremity of making parade of the
names of the men who have not left their party.
Never have we seen any thing so thoroughly
reused as the Democracy at this time Globe.
Probably you never saw basket of cells with
shovel full Olive embcrs thrown over them
| 1t is said that Van Burenism, in all parts of the
country, has suffered dreadfuly from the Army
norm.
A Loco Foco paper calls on the Z" Democrats
! to rouse. and says that "Rome demands their
help" There is mistake-the principals of
I" the party" have selected Texas
| "You Wings expect that Harrison will work
miracles ?" No, we do not expect that he will
work miracles but we do expect that he will cast
out devils.
| Down with wages, say the Office holders
Down with the Administration say an indignant
people,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

"You Wings expect that Harrison will worl
miracles'" No, we do not expect that he will
work miracles /; but we do expect that he will cas-
out devils
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
BATH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1910.

Among the guns used by the Wings at theil
tUenty acre Convention at Nashville, was one Of
enormous dimensions which beloved like an
earthquake. The carriage supported flag bear
ing the rption-"Amos' Baby Walker )" in al
fusion to Kendal's paltry meanness in attempting
to excite sympathy by the complaint that !" his
children had been frequently awakened from their
sleep. in fright from the thunders of the cannon
used in celebrating Wing victories"
"When the Wing guns at dead of night,
Had walked his babies in sad alright,
"Hush my dears, lie still don't cry"
Says Amos K. with fearful eye.
The Heaven-born resumes his quill,
The babies rest not, but he lies still"
Van Buren, says he can see nothing in the case
of Lieutenant Hooe +" that requires his interfer-
ence.' The people, however, see something in
Van Buren, that required their interference
Mr. Van Buren, appears to run among the States
of the Union like little Whale among twenty
six well armed Nantucket whale-bo,ts Each one
as he passes, buries harpoon to the handle in the
blubber of the little monster.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
Fresh Goods,
JUSTRECEIVED AND FOR SALE
WASHINGTON ELLIOT,

A FRESH assortment Of Groceries-s'ch Is
IA Souchcong and Hvson Teas old Java, PorMs
Rico and Cuba Coffee, II b. Sugar, Porto Rico do
Chocolate Shells. Filbcrts, Soft Shell Almonds,
Costana nuts, Irish Moss, Tapioca, Pearl Sage,
preserved Ginger, Crushed Sugar. Loaf and Lump
do, English Mustard, Ground Spices, Rose water,
Mead Syrup, Lemon do, Pepper Sauce, Extract
t'ask Rasins Boxes do. Saerat,s, Sperm Candles
Dipt and Mould do Welchrs Chocolate, CASTLE
Soap, Shaving do premium Starch common do
Cavandish Tobacco. Honey Dew do. Principe
Cigars, long mines do. Winter OH, Summer do
tastor OIL, Sweet do Cod Fish, Soda Crackers,
Pork. -Four, Meal. Cheese, Rice Butter, Hams
Mails. Bfooms, Clothes Lines, Painted Pals Pines
Wckiny, Jnss, Kegs, orks Fine Sal. Ne. &c.
Arso-a good assortment of crnckerv ware.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
JUST RECIEVED

A to DONNELL'S Agent. Meats Foot
IN Oil, Fresh Oranges, Lemons, and many 9TH
,sr notions cheap for cash Please call
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

Loco Foco paper calls on the C Democrats
to rouse, and says that "Rome demands thei
help" There is mistake-the principals o
" the party" have selected Texas.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-25
Fayetto, July 25th, 1910.
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY,"

This motto will be found in the Missouri Argus
OF the 10th inst over log cabin, which is repre.
scented as Jlorn up and destroyed by the passage of
the Sub-Treasury bill. The event is announced in
a letter from JoHN REYNOLDS, member Of Congress-
from illinois, who was quite opstreperous last au-
tn'n lin the sreets) in opposition to this same Sub
Treasury scheme. Honest John had been sent to
Europe by Gov CARLIN, to sell Illinois State bonds
for which he received thousand dollars of the
peoples money as compensation; and, in connec.
ton WIN Judge Young, Of the Senate, notC uiLh.
holds about fifty thousand dollars Of the money
obtained upon the Gonds-why or wherefore, they
best know'--How much he has re ceived for this
SUD treasury support, remaios to be seen. Per-
maps, when has constituents find that they have to
Work Tor S'rteen cents day. which is Senator Buc.
HANANs view OF the effects to be produced by the
sub Treasury honest Johns constituents may give
nun leave to stay at home for while, when he wIu
doubtless, turn Bank nan again.
For once, the Argus is right The Sub-Trcasurv
scheme Will blow up and destroy all who live in Loo
CABINS. |! will make The rich richer and The poor
FoTer It is the death knell," not of British or
any other Grtstocracy. the Argus would iain max
It's readers believe, but Of the Independence Of N.
c0rking man, To him, its knell is ALARMING
When hard money is our only money-vh ch i. il
be the plan Of the Sub TreasuTv-tben Six,een cpn
ar even eleven pence vii! be tho wages Of a inn,
for day. We doubt whether the iab,ripg man,,
viii relish the "glory' Of Martin Van Blrcn, S,b.
Treasury, at such cost to his comfort and indonrn
dence
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-25
From The Auica (N. T)Democrat:
ALEXANDER, Genesce County, !
N. Y, June %. $40. {
0r of the Aiiica Democrats:

>, =, r,,,...c ~ ,,,:,. 49,.
~ ''7 |~t' y "'' -1''''" H'"''O'"''
The Undersigned former supporters Of Gen.
Jackson, and nearly all supporters Of Mr.. Van Bu-
rem, residents Of Alexander or it, immediate yicin-
ity, feel desirous to make through the medium of
your paper, public avOwal Of our determination to
vote for General Harrison, at the next election. -
We have been induced 10 this course more particu-
larly on account of our former political friends
seeming perinacity in denying that any changes
were taking place. Our reasons are manifold. We
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-25

"Hsa!en'S last best ggt"--The Paragon Of beau
nor Diamond can enhance here harm,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-25
OIlTL U4N ALIJH.
A. Dixon, and others, Committee.
Fom the MadiS0uidn.
DISSOLUTION OF THE VAN BURE n
PARTY

OF VAN BURENJSM
I! is but few days since We occupied nearly
three columns in u erely recording remuneration!
of the great political heresy Of the day, which
their authors had chosen to make public. We
now adj many more which happen to be before
us, merely las specimens
From The 1uicn m W Ds,norr1t
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-20
lc1IANcERY SAFE OLE HIeHLY XALUA-

<rtI4ANCTcRY SALE OF HIGHLY VALUA-
u BILE BALTIMORE STREET PkoPEkf'l u VIZ
scribers will sell by auction at the Exchange on the
30th April at o'clock, p part OF the real es-
tate of the late Henry B. Griffith, deceased being all
that valuable property described as follows;
All that piece or parcel of GROUND, situate and
living in the city of Baltimore, which is contained
within the description following: that is to say, be-
ginning for the same the south side of Baltimore
street. at the distance of nnetytwo feet westwaIdy
from the west side OF an alley heretofore lald OUT
Daniel Carroll and Vitus Hartway, of the width OF
ten feet and running thence, southery, parallel with
said alley one hundred and twelve feet to an alley
heretofore laid out by William Goodwin, OF the
width of ten feet, thence bounding the last men
toned alley ygestwardly, parallel with Baltimore ST.
fifteen feet four inches to the southeast of
brick privy erected the ground conveyed to Ley
pold Donsee thence northerly along the east end wall
of said privy seven feet three inches; thence cont
uing the same course twentyseven feet two inches;
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY twelve feet three inches to
the north east-corner of the two story brick house
erected on the ground conveyed to said Donsce;
thence along the north end wall of said house to
Sharp street; thence enthusiastically bounding on
Sharp street seveny-ve feet five inchesto Baltimore
street twenty feet six inches to place beginning
being the same ground described in ndenture,
conveyance, bearing date about the fifteenth
day of September instant, and recorded intended
to be recorded among the land records of Baltimore
county County Court from Margaret Hermage and
others to the said Geo. Riston)
Il The improvements on this property consist
E=a=I of a large three story STORE and DIV ELL
kEk=l ING, at the south east corner of Baltimore
and Sharp streets; and tho two brick STORES on
Sharp street occupied by +. Beehler and j. G.. Ro-
berts The title is in fee simple, and indsputable.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree, are
one-fourth in cash, and the residue in one, two and
tree years with interest from sale. Notes, with APP
proved security, to.be given for credit payments.
JOHN GLENN, },rx,.+oo
ap17 cots DAVID STEWART, ifuS'ee
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PERENEPTORY SALE.

TEyRUSTET1's SAL4E.-By virtue of deed of Mort
H gage 18th October, 1885, and recorded in the
Land Records of Baltimore County Court, in Liber
T. X. No. 253, folio 266, will sell by auction, at
the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, on the 3Oth
of April, at one o'clock p. M fifth part of the
Rose Hill Estate, being the portion conveyed to Ed
mund Gibson, Esq by deed dated the 9Th May, 1885,
and by him subsequently sold to Samuel Cameron,
Esq This property is described in deed, from John
Gibson and James Gibson, Trustees, to Edmund
Gibson bearing date the 9th day of May, 1885, and
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
ty Court in Liber T. X. No. 24S, folio 4S and g.
all those pieces parcels of Land situated and being
in the city of Baltimore, and part of the real estate
of VIM. Gibson, deceased and decreed to be sold by
said trustees, and which on plat exhibited at said
sale are distinguished by the numbers a, s, 10 our
eight, ten respectively, and of the description
following: that is to say, beginning for Lot No. a,
marked on the said plat "a copy of said plat being
now on file in the Office of the Register of the High
Court of Chancery) at the east intersection OF Hof
and Madison streets, and running thence north
eastwardly, bounding on Hoffman ST. 109 feet inch
to Garden street; thence enthusiastically bound
ing on Garden street IS feet thence southwestward
y parallel with Hoffman street 709 feet inches to
Madison street; and thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY, bound
ing Madison street to the place of beginning; and
beginning for Lot No. 8, on the northeast side of
Madison ST. Formerly Price street0 ENTHUSIASTICALLY
40 feet inches from the north intersection of Madi
son and Dolphin streets, and running thence north
eastwardly, parallel with Dolphin street 713 feet
inches to Garden street; thence northwestwardly
bounding on Garden street 203 feet inches thence
southwestwardly, parallel with Dolphin street 713
feet inches to Madison street, and thence south
westwardly, bounding Madison street to the place
of beginning-and beginning for Lot No. 10 on the
northeast side of Madison formerly Price street,
northwestwardly TO feet inches from the north in
tersection of Madison and Dolphin streets, and
ming thence enthusiastically, parallel with Dolphin
street II Is feet inches to Garden St. thence north
westwardly, bounding Garden street $50 feet,
til it ntersects the outline of the whole ground be-
longing to the estate of the late William Gibson, and
running thence bounding said outline, south 40
degrees west 720 feet to Madison street, and thence
bounding said street enthusiastically TAO feet to
the place Of beginning
The terms prescribed by the deed cash, but the
mortgages have consented to extend the credits as
follows, to wit: one-ffth in cash at the sale, and
the residue in equal instalmcnts at 6, II, Is and
"a months, with interestor the credit ayments
| doubted securities will be required.
ap17 cots JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
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with great civility, and listened to her re9ue
that he would make seal like that when her
friend Introducing PIERCE would show nm.
The Sieur recognised Pierre as the rvaI
whom he most dreaded; and finding nm WIN
Annette at this lime of the night lett no doubt
in the mind of the sage that he was lavoured
bv her. This was enough TO make nm re-
solve not to accede to her request; Tor the
Sieur Turpin had reasonable portion OF ma,
ignity in his temper, and was not sorry to ma
that by Withholding his aid ftom Pierre, he
might at least inconvenience him. by way,
however, of gaining little time, and making
his refusal as decent aud as little offensive as
possible to the soldier, he took the sea IN his
hands. and had no sooner looked at it than his
ewes glisened with delight at the prospect oil
vengeance which seemed TO open before him.
He knew it at once to be the kings private
signet; and he thought that Pierre must have
come at it by improper means, or that he wan
ted TO forge another for some fraudulent pur-
pose. Either of these pretexts he knew would
be enough to get his rival into scape; and,
if he could not have the pleasure of seeing HIM
broken upon the wheel, he was satisfied that,
at least he would be locked up in prison.
Gro BE Continued
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-20

IMPROVEMENTS IN DENTAL SURGERY.
European and American DENTS 10 manufacture TEETH
from iueorrupbe materials, which should initiate the arth
al living teeth.
MANY have devoted years experiments and
her have succeeded in manufacturing Teeth omaerlas SINH
lar 10 The proclaim warc but generally they have opaque
white by which they easily distinguished iron
After Iong and tdous experiments the subscriber has
ceeded in manufacturing Teeth of materials entirely tHcoTup
de and perfectly imitation of human Teeth They have
semi and are made of and shades
In cases where ABSORPTION the alive oar process other
may render necessary he will cast oithe same aer
ais the Teeth: artificial gums which shall initiate
The Gum and supply the loss of substance
1t entirely impossible Tor these Teeth to change their color
or cause footed breath
He will neert them from one to entire SETS in such
they will make articulation ofhe voice perfect and ma
eray assist in and 10 that they eaug9 6e m M
He also performs all the various operations DENTAL Sur
gery according the late scientific improvements in the art
The following testimonials from gentlemen uhoSe repca5
IN needs ecomn, fully sttmttedt to The fu6ic
From NJ r. Smith, professor of Surgery in the University of
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1886
have examined specimens of ncorrupibe Composition
et DIR. r. H. Knapp apngenious Dentist
In their form color ETC. they admirably initiate the natural
Teeth Being completely ncorruPtbe by the agents which
aict the Teeth and aso apparently very strong lney mus p
peculiarly fitted for the puspoe for which they were designed
From Professor DucateI.
Having examined Artificial Teeth prepared by Dr. F.
H. KNAPP, learned from him what the principal inge
that into their compoon and the nature OF he
materials by which they coored, inclined to think
they viii PROVE he represents them to be, ncorrupbe
Dr. Knapp having acquired the art of varying he
coors enamel which his Artificial Teeth, there
by enabled mpart them natural appearance than
such Teeth usually found to possess circumstance that
vii Idoubes render them acceptable to the public
J. r. DUCATEL, NJ. d.
Prof. of Chemistry in the University of Nd.
From X. Jennings, Professor Of hattTa Mdca IHerG
petltics the " shngon Medical College Of Maryland
Having favored with inspection of considerable
number Of Incorruptble Artificial Teeth, which
ed by Dr. F. H. Knapp Icheeriy in the oPin
on expressed in respect them by Professors n r. Smith and
j. Il. Ducatel. SAM'L. X. JENNlNGS
has also received the most atterng testimonials in favor
of his improved Teeth from Prof Thomas P. JONES' author of
Conversations Chem ry, Prof F. May Prof H. Lindsay,
ProfessorJ c. Hail. and Prof Thomas Sewel Washington
D. Co. very many other gentlemen of the first standing OF
this country.
He offers these Teeth for sale to Dentists the most avora
bic Teeth Gold Foil, &C. &c sent per mail when or
dered. F. II. KNAPP, Surgeon Dentist,
N. w. Charles and Fayette SIS. Baltimore
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The undersigned proposes to publish
more, the PILOT EXTRA, in pamphlet form
of Double Royal size, from LIST May until the 10Th
November, for ONE DOLLAR, payable in advance
This paper will be devoted to the support OF the
election of the Wing candidates for Presidency
and Vice Presidency, and hisprospectus is issued
under the expectation that efforts Will be maze
to give it an extensive circulation, as the means
of counteraytingthe influence OF the Extra eiooe'
The Post Office Department alone furnishes a
corps of some fifteen thousand men, most OF 'heii
active political par tisans, organized for the dis'ri
button of the Globe. This influence may DC coun
teracted by an active cooperation on the par VI
the young men. The Pilot is established uhoer
the auspices of the Wing party of Baltimore; OF
the Wing members of the State Legislature, and
of the friends of Gen. Harrison in Congress; and
the undersigned is encouraged TO hope that the
w hig Young Men of the United States Will re-
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FOR SAFE. LEAsE. or RENT,

FOR SALE, LktASEi; Ols
"A " d IN ME ID Ia TIE p 90 S Els SION GIVEN,
TEYFIAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, bounded
e by and Powman streets, JOness Falls, and still
house alley which il erected the BALTIMORE PRINT
ING and BLEACHING WORKS The main building has
front feet Front street, by depth of 45 feet with
drying 45 feet square the second and third sto
other Building fronting so feet POwman street,
and Jones's Falls with drying of the same
dimensions the second so-one other Building fronting
80 feet Still House alley by depth go fectthe second
story dimensions all of brick and built in sub
sana manner with several other buildings for stills
engines Single apparatus Comprehension &c sc with two
steam engines and four wrought iron boilers; Printing Ma
Chimes of which is three coloured made by Newell and
equal any in the eounty copper Shells Blankets blan
ke frames rooms large drying machine, made
by Collier; Friction Calender iron press plates, and boards
with all the machinery and fixtures requisite for beachng
uyeing printing and finishing 10000 pieces of cloth per
month"; There in the dye house the largest spring OF pure
the city, in which there are two pumps work
ed by each the engines that throw into four large cisem
placed the upper part of the building leO gallons per
minute
The machinery has not been in morethan II months,
and complete order TO commence operation at any une
the whole in fee.
ALso-That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on the of
Baltimore and streets, fronting 81 feet baltimore
street, and $50 Green street, present occupied by
Richard Crew a Wagon Tavern
fronting % feet north side of Baltimore street; the Lot
extending feet Park Lane which there is good
Stable.
ALso-A LOT fronting 80 Baltimore street, near
Pine, extending 100 feet to Park Lane.
ALso-15O feet of GROUND the north and south side
of Fayee street, near Pine
ALso-5O feet GROUND the south side of exington
street, depth of 100 feet with the privilege of foot al
ley Vine street. and the right TO build on and into the east
wall of Pascanlt Row. Title ndisputable.
Terms of sale-13 in monhs l3 in IL months; the re-
naming Ia may remain on the ground rent
app law4w VIM. w. MCCLELLAN.
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ENABLE CLOTEIS.--Just received from auction. I5e
IL Damask TABLE CLOTHS of assorted sizes some yerv
superior, which can be sold very low.
Aso-7-4, 3d. ga and 1914 Damask Table Linen
Bird Eye and Russia DIAPER &c.
2cases Irish LINEN, veIy heavy and cheap.
SANGSTON & WHITLEY,
No. i35 2 Baltimore st,
aP ID dtE doors below Light st.
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HNRED. III. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON AND
u MANUFACTURER OF IMPROVED MiNERAL
surgery according to the ae scientific the
art-offce N w. Corner Charles Fayette SITS. apo co
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fiom May LIST to 18th November, in
pamphlet, and Double Royal size,
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ROSPE G. US
p 2l IS 81 = r. o e 8
WING NEW PAPER,
Goiteo ano pabii5be0 By Dnff G6reer.
WING NEW PAPER,
SeIolsl-

solve that, wherever the Post Office Department.
may send the poison of the Globe, the antidoe of
the Pilot shall be administered All that we ask
is TO be heard by the people. 1t is for them we
speak, and if we can get hearing we have no
apprehension of the result. The people will vim
dictate their own cause and hurl their oppressors
from office. Baltimore is central point. The
Pilot will be surrounded by active, intelligent
and ardent Whigs-od and young. The meet
ing of the Convention in May, will enable the
young men, to complete an efficient party organi-
zaton and give to the editor the means, of extend
ed usefulness. He asks the press, throughout the
country, to insert this prospectus and the friends
of the good cause, especially the young men every
where to exert their Influences in obtaining SUBJ
scrbers, TO be forwarded by the earliest possible
day, through their friends in Congress- or directly
to him in Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN
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SHERIFFALTY.
TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY AND

YHyE undersigned takes the liberty of announcing himself
IA candidate for the office of SHERIFF the ensuing
election In thus offering himself your suerage he
respectful solcits your support and should he be fortunate
receive majority of your votes he Aaers himself
the knowledge he has Of the duties the Office avng served
dupuy for the last eight still being the employ
the present sheriff. will enable him give general satisfaction
apf3 Iawif ROBERT WILSON.
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TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Daily Pilot
per annum, Six Dollars. Single Daily Paper, Two
Cents Semi-weekly, per annum, Five Dollars. Extra
from May LIST 10 10Th Nov in pamphlet royal sise One
Dollar. Advertisements at the usual rates
u Editors friendly to the election of General Harr
son are requested to insert this prospectus.
March 2lst 1840