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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
ARRIVALS. cLEARANcEs,

ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs,
At st Thomas 25th ult brig Frances Louisa,
Webb for St Domingo
AT Havana 9th ult, sch Hellespont, Stone, FIN
Frankfort, uncer.
Sailed fm Havre I'd ult, Ship Rochester, ow-
en-, for N. Orleans
At Guayma goth ult brig Henry Holbrook, fin
AT Kingston, Jan 23d uit brig Napoleon, Pat
ten, Wilmington
Sailed FIN Havre Feb 90, ship New England,
Lowell, for N Orleans
Ar at Liverpool 18th ult ship Globe, Oliver,
N. Orleans
Ar at Boston 18th, sch Helen, Wood. Bath,
via Marbehead,
Sailed from Matanzas 3lst ult. brig Emery,
Merryman, Boston
Sailed FIN Havre LIST ult. Ships Hanover, Drum
mond, and Palestine, Littlefield. for N. Orleans
Ar at Liverpool 18th, ship Victoria, Thomp-
son, Natchez 18th, Majestic, Mustard, and North
america, Baker, N. Orleans.
Ar atm Orleans 29th, Ship Byron, Purinton,
Liverpool, with loss of bowsprit; sch Arab Brad
street, Havana. lowed to sea 18th ship Girard
Sch Groton, of Waldoboro,' while laying wind
bound 22d ult, in Pass Cabello, (supposed Tex
| as) was struck by lightning, which split her main
! topmast and mainmast to the deck, and rendered
them useless; she was refitting Gath, and would
sail for Havana in al Flew days.
AT at MoDhe slst, snip trenton, Show, LlV-
erpool
Ar at Savannah 4th ship Tamerlane, Theobad
| Liverpool
At Seavells' Point 9Th sch Caspian, Ryan,
Bath ID, for Richmond
Ar at N York 10th, schs Patriot, Smith, and
Effort, Spear. Thomaston; Lucy Blake, Blake,
Camden; Aurora. Joy. Belfast; Cassius, Ross,
Camden; Clarendon, Holmes, Thomaston
Ar at Haven 9th, schs Ann Denman Cam
den; Resolutio on, Merriman. Bath
J Ar at Boston 9TH sch Albion, Robinson, Dam
ariscotta: Comet, Hallowel. 9th Comet, Belfast
Postboy, Halloweli. 9th, brig Democrat, Dennis
where she went ashore last winter; Mechanic,
Bangor, CT. schs Della Belcher Augusta
Ar at N York 9th. brig Denmark, Bartlett
Aux Cages, 10 cl' brig James McCobb, Batchel
der, Guayanna
Ar at Mobile, alst, sch Enterprise, Lemonr
Boston, SO
LIST inst lat 80, IS, lon 6S 81, sch Edward Ken
I'm Boston for Galveston
No date, lat 43 40, Ion SO 49, brig DIV,
| Branch, fin Thomaston for N Orleans.
Feb 10, lat Al, lon - ship Cordova, Owen
N Orleans for Liverpool
| March 80, off Garysford Reef, ship reported
Sylvie de Grasse, probably Vile de Paris, Trot
SO days from Havre for N Orleans
| Mar % lat 40 05, lon 76. ship Roger Sher
, man, Barker, New Orleans for Liverpool
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

We regret to be under the necessity Of
announcing the death ofthe Hon. THAD-
DEUS Belts, Senator in Congress from
Connecticut, who died at Washington, on
nj onday last, after q short illness.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

Gen. Scott has written a letter, in
which he expresses himselfin the most de-
cded terms in favor of the election of
Gen. Harrison. Philad. Inc.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

Scotch snuff encircling apple trees at
the surface Of the ground, will, it is said
prevent entirely the ravages of the canker
worm
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
f, GREAT VICTORY IN CINCINNATI
GEN. HARRISON AT HOME.

The Cincinnati Republican contains a glowing
account of the glorious victory ofshe Wings, at
the recent election in that city, in which the
Wings carried every ward IN the city, and cleo
ted all their officers, notwithstanding the thorough
organization of the locos, by maj. OF
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
A Farm for Sale

Sftuated in Edgeeomb directly opposite wiscas.
~ set bounded by The Sleepscot River, con,air,.
ing 80 acres, cuts is tons ot hay, has good one
storied dwelling house with an ell attached there
TO- and other necessary buildings, good well of water
sold on reasonable terms # applied for soon,
RUFUS COVE
Edgecomb, April 8, 1870 s3w2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
ASSIGNEES NOTJCE

M ARK GARCELON Of Lisbon in the Copn
I'VE .ty OF Lincoln has this day assigned to us. the
subscribers for the benefit of his Creditors all nj.
Estate Heal and personal, providing for an 6oual
distribution OF the same among such of his credit.
ors as shall become Parties to his said assignment
agreeap,y 70 Law OF this State passed .Apri LIST
A. ID. 1886 entitled can act CONCERNING a.. -
ments" '1s''S"'
Three months are allowed to his Creditors 8, },
come rar,ies thereto The assignment is in IN.
hands OF James Weymouth of Lewiston, !" ''''
James WEYMOUTH,
-, JOHN J.. CUTLER, y Assignees.
Lisbon, Jan. 9th, 1910, a,oa.o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
Administrators Notice

Office is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been daily appointed administrator of the
Estate Of William PetingiH late Oh Bath in the
County of Lincoln deceased and bas taken anon
himself that trust by giving bonds as the law d.,
ects.H
find all persons having demands upon the est.
Of the said William Peuing required to ca.
h'bt the samej and all persons indebted to the said
estate are called upon TO make payment,
Bath March "a 1910. 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
PROGRESS OF REFORM.

The Wings have this year carried the election of
town officers in Calais by large majority. Loco
maj. 30 last fall.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

The Democratic Wing National Convention Of
Young Men, is to meet at Baltimore the first
Monday in May.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
DIED,

In this Town on Saturday last, Mr. Simon
Peters aged Sc years
In Phpsbug, 9th inst Miss Hannah Bowker,
aged 65.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
Connecticut Election i.

Boys do you hear that"
The following are the returns from nearly every
Town in the State They show that the victory is
quite as great as we first claimed
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
BEEF.

Notice TO Log Owners.
Alta meeting of the Kennebec Log Driving
EM Company held at Gardiner April l, 1896
1t was voted that the Directors shall cause all the
Logs remaining in the Booms below the chops on
the 18th day of May 1910 be sold forthwith
DANIEL NUTTlNG,
Clerk of Kennebec Log Driving Company.
In pursuance Of the foregoing vote, shall on
the 18th day Of May next proceed to sell all the
Logs then remaining in said Booms;-Owners who
do not wish their logs sold, will call, take them
into their custody and pay the expenses which
have occurred on them.
JOSEPH BERRY, agent.
Bath, April 9, 1910. ts2.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
PRICES OF FLOUR

TNICES UF FIUUK.
AT Wheeling Va. 9th inst $500
&c Cincinnati 10Th inst (great quantities> $40
I'd " $50
We should like few barrels a, these rates.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

DEATH OF CAPTAIN RILEY. We regret
to learn that Captain James Riley died on
the 18th OF March, on board of his brig, the
William Tell, bound to Mogadore, in the
63d year of his age. Capt. Riley was ex-
tensvey known in this country and in Eu-
rope as the author Of personal narrative
Of great interest, connected with his ship
wreck and captivity among the wild Arabs
on the southern coast of Africa, and his
extraordinary perils suiferings and adven-
turs. On the first appearance of the
book it was supposed by many to have
been mere romance, uutil the work of
judah Paddock was published who had
been wrecked nearly in the same place and
suffered severely among the savages of
| that coast, and ii corroborated many of Cap
| tain Riley's details. We remember, in
particular, how little credence was given
to his declaration, that his excessive suffer-
ings had SO reduced him that he weighed
but sixty pounds. His work, which may
! be considered as an authentic detail, has
had wide circulation, and has always
been considered very interesting nara
tive. n. Y. Star.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

HARRISON SONG by Thomas Powrr, Esq
Parker and Ditson of Boston have issued new
.song with the above title, and embclshed it with
"A view Of n scene from the Battle of TIppecanoc
IL is for sale by {. s. JeakS, Front. st.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

THE PENoBsooT. A public meeting
was held in Bangor on Saturday evening
last, to consider measures for the fortifca-
ton of Penobscot river. The meeting
was very full, great interest was taken in
the subject, and a committee was ap-
pointed to draft a memorial to Congress.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
EAldl DIR
commissioners Notice.

commissioners Notice.
y ME subscribers having been duly appointed to
H. receive and examiue the accounts IF the sew
eral creditors to the Estate Of Robert K Larmond
late If Booihbay in fhe County Of Lincoln de.
ceased, represented nsovent do hereby give Notice
that six months tro,n the 26 day OF December last
are allowed TO bring in and prove their caims, and
that will be in session for that purpose on the
first Mondays Of -Hay and June from one to five
O'Clock in the afternoon Mt the dwelling house VI
John McKown in'said Bootl,bay.
5oNN MIKoW sEN1Rcr Commissioners.
Booihbay Feb. 14ih 1870 4mos47
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

DUrIEs. Imported luxures should pay
duties for the support of government, and
the heavier they are the better for the
country, in moral view. Tho following
resolution has been adopted by Congress:
Resoioed, That the Committee on Man
ufactures be instructed to inquire into the
expcdiency Of laying duties on imported
wines, foreign silks, silk worsted goods,
and such foreign articles Of luxury that are
now duty free al come in competition with
the growth of our own soil, or the products
of our labor, and yield no revenue to the
Government.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
1868 !! -!
being a net gain in four months of
9i5 Votes.
LITERARY NOTICES.

EADY's BOOK, tor Aprtl, IS unusually INTEREST,"
ing in its literary articles, and has fine plate OF
fashions. Music and Engraving
Ladie's Companion. The April number is on
.onr table. An engravng-very hne--"the
Young Mother--6rst strikes the eye. Mrs. Sig
Quincy, Miss Embury, Mrs Seba Smith of Port
land Mrs Stephens of the same place, and several
other distinguished writers grace this number with
their contributions. This the k.st number Of
the 10Th volume, and is accompanied with a title
page and index. As the next number will COM
mpnce a new volume we will name the terms,
which is just SO in advance for the year Thos,
Eaton, agent.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
Nj ARRIED.

In Boston Mr.. James Fl. Cline to Miss Jane
M. Erskne.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

The Wings of Sidney building Log Cabin.
This clog CABIN and "ilard Cider" slang Of
the locos don't work as they expected, does it?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

Ttndham. which last fall gave 81 maj FOR Fairfield
has this Spring gone for the Wings by maj ofaboui
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16

claims made by citizens of the state of
Maine to parts stated to belong to this coun.
try, which has led to proceedings between
the Lieutenant Governor OF New Brunswick
and the authorities of the state of Maine
That had led to some correspondence
which had appeared, and it had led TO the
necessity Of protecting tine road and the
shores by which our troops moved from
New Brunswick to Canada, and which it
was necessary to provide against, as gangs
ofpersons roved about on parts held not to
belong to either party. He would not go
now into the general statement which his
right hon friend the Secretary of War
would presently make, and he thought that
Mr. Macaulay) would show that they were
mot Liable to be charged with asking for too
great an estimate ifthey were to retain the
means which were necessary for preser-
wing this great empire in its state of safety.
and at the same time of resisting agrees
ions, from whatever part they might come.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-16
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
April 10 Brig Angelina Barnes FIN Havana, via
Boston
sch Alice Stearns fin Nantuc
sch. Elizabe tn Rogers FIN Dennis
sch Delaware Cleaves FIN Gloucester
sch Edwin, Greenlaw, N York
sch Ceres. Decker, Havana via Boston
sch Reindeer, Carr, Portland
April Is sch Boston. Fogg, Boston
April ID sch Mary Ann, Brcokings, Portland
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
GRO MOTHERS.-n

Hsssrs r. Chase g. Co GENTS Hearing much
said about the useof the Resurrection or
Persian Pills upon those about TO become Mothers,
we were induced to make trial Of them. My wife
then the mober Of 8 children, and had suffered
the most tedious and e,crucating pains dnring and
after her confinement Of each. She had tried every
means and taken much medicine, but found little or
no relief. She commenced taking the Persian Pills
about three months before confinement ther health
being very poor about this length Of time previous
and alter enabled by their use TO attend to
the of mother to her family until her confnc-
ment. the time she commenced taking the Per-
sian Pills. and for several weeks previous, she
afflicted with hard dry cough, and frequent severe
cramps, which the Of the pills entirely removed
before using halt a box. il 10 with great confidence,
that VIC advise all those about to become Mothers to
make use of the Persian Pills. AL who have taken
them IN our neighborhood have got along in the same
easy manner, and are about the house in a few days.
There does not appear to be half the danger Of other
dihcuties setting ~ after confinement where these
Pills are taken. We unedIy say let none neglect
taking them for they are in the reach Of the poor
well as the rich We are truly thankful that there
is remedy which females can easily procure which
bids to lessen the world Of suffering, which many Of
them have TO bear, and perhaps save the lives Of thou
SANDS which otherwise would be lost.
Rochester, May. 18th, 1888 corner Of CALEDONIA
square, Edinburgh street. For further particulars
see subscribers s. ROBERTS,
A. q ROBERTS.
Vcrgcnncs, VI. July 10th 1887.
Gehts.-l wish you 10 send a quantity of YOUR Per.
sian Pills to this place. for an sure they would
meet with ready sale. My brotber.in.law. while
passing through your place. heard much SAID in
their behalf tina, he was induced to purchase boxes
and may safely say that they have done more for
myself aud haf-siscr than 800 which had paid TO
Doctors and for other various prescriptions and med
icnes. have used % boxes of IranGre;h's Pills
which gave ue some partial relief But your pills
went tPh, ahead like man ofwar. What passed of
looked like INK. My disease has been mined differ,
en' by ever. physician but nv idea TO- that it was
general sia'ion Of the fluids, which produce ed some
symptoms OF almost every disease. Il would be too
tedious Tor me to give you history of all my difficult
ties was weak, dull stupid and reduced 10 o SIX el
eon' All hopes OF my being restored had been given
over except BY my brother in law. took boxes Of
your pills and able to pc form my duties in the
counting room My sister was consun,ptve-her iiv /.
marsh cough constantly troubled her. One box of your
rus eni'rely relieved her from all those symptoms
am about to remove to Burlington. and would wish
an agency, &c, &. r. LUTHER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
JEW DAVID'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER

The peculiarties Of this Chemical Compoundse .
owing to its extraordinary effects upon the animal f.
be or nerves, e1ments and muscles its virtues being
carried by them to the immediate seat Of disease or
land and weakness.
However good any internal remedy may be. bis as
90 external application will prove powerful auIilia
y'h removing the disease and facilitating the in
cases Of local inflammation. Scroffulous affections,
Mugs Evil. Gout infammatory, and Chrome Rheu-
",sm' and IN all places where se,ted pain exists.
mas likewise been very beneficial in case Of
"cathess such as weakness and pain in the stomac n
weak limbs lame ness, affections Of the spine ma e
weakness. &c. No female subject to pain or weak
ness 70 The back OF side, should he without IT, Mar
fed ladies IN delicate situations find great relief from
eons'satly wearing this plaster.
NO pon'he or great spread Of certificates 10 end
g" hose who wish to satisfy themselves Of the fl
eaey o' ths plaster can ob,a in sufficient quantity ts
sPfeed or Tor 30 cts. not hall sufficient te
pay Tor the insertion OF single certificate into an,
OF our most common prints single time. This tri-
mug Price per boz, placed upon IN order that i:
may be within the means Of every attic ted person OF
the community that all whether rich or poor ma, OBJ
tain the treasure Of health, which results from IL
Free per boz, so cts Directions aecompany,n
each boz.
Remedy for TAyr,h CanI,y and N,,,.;.x Cor.
Mouth.
Thousands. both old and young bot especially moti
es aud iaiahs, ATE every year consigned 10 the tom
py."e ABOVE stubborn diseases The misundersta ndi
ihs ana ghofanee OF most pfsciiceipg physicians ia
regard 10 this disease and the n,
~ OF cure from their presc fiptions Is a subect n
common remark among oil those who have suferee
i'o~ the dstase. or~bo have witnessed the suffer
! ings OF others
Many are the cures We have witnessed pe,formef
e' these medicines, IN the worst stages Of Thrush
caakef and Nursing Sore Mouth even where the ma.
i'ent had been given over by a number OF the mos
talented physicians, ''O'
We P'esent this compound thus confidently he.
/ aied - W 'fP''e'
riee' ~ per package, sig PER doren.
- a
o. Nefnaat and Maine, ssd for sale b, n r WHITE
a Co. RuIiaad W u 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
Doct. MIarsi,aii's Vegetable Indi
an Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scroiulons
Swellngs, Scurvey Sores, Lame Back and Fresh
Wounds Pains in the sides, hips, and limbs, and
applied TO the side, ii VIII cure many Of the
common Liver Complaints; and is equal, il not
superior TO any thing in use for eorns on the
feet The virtues of this Plaster have been wit
messed by thousands Of individuals in the United
States who have tested it's efficacy.
Sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen. Mid
debury, VI. VIM Simpson, Il Co , and Lew
is Il Co Boston Constock " Co., and Hoadly
Phelps a. Co New York and several druggists
in Philadelphia P " Cohen X Co, Charleston,
S G., John +. Clark Baltimore and by druggists
generally throughout the United States and Can.
ada.
For sale in Rutland by DANIELS a. BELL
JAMES BARRETT, Jr and al the Bookstore
I6 v &C ON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
Exirac! of "a Letter to DR.. Geo.
Taylor. U. S. Agent of the British Col
lege of Health. London.


N answer 10 your inquiries relative TO the sale
4 OF Morison's vegetable universal medicine in
Vermont, and "to our knowledge and experience
with regard 10 their benef fetal effects upon those
who use them." ami respecting the "satisfactio ion
or dissatisfaction expressed by purchasers, either
TO yourselveser the sub.agen,s throughout this
state. We reply briefly at this time, but can at
some future time give you more full, am lie and
salts actory intelligence relative TO The sales
The demand for Ihorison's pills has steadily in.
creased from the time We were appointed State
Agents, and continues greatly to increase of that
TACT you must know from the amount had of you
from year TO year. In some counties the incr Sc
was SOW but sure, in other counties, from eau.
SEES we will explain below in Note A. the sales
increased rapidly and are TO this time sustained
by repeated and increasing calls, the fact thai
during time of very great and rapid curtail.
nent oil all kinds of sales, ind business for The
last SIX months, we have received much more
CASH for Morison's Pills, than in any previous
year, shows TO US satisfactorily, that the public
like them the more they know Of them
Their beneficial effects, are certainly very
great, diseases pronounced incprable by good
physicians yield 10 the curative powers Of this
first best Vegetable Medicine and very many
abandon the cd bleeding. torturing process OF
being cured, (beihg killed it might with proyrie.
~ be card) aud comply with natures plan viz
purgng with vegetable med cine, which IN more
cases than we could write out upon a renm Of pa
per, have been cured the last year in Vermont
by this IN dicine made by MORRISON the Iy.
gelst.
Satisfaction If PHrobasers.
We never knew anything give better satisfac.
ton than .horisons pills DO. Very many hav,
expressed their satisfaction TO US personall "
some from distance have done so by letter and
through the sub agents we learn that the salts
faction is general. We think we should be ius
ti6ed by the facts OF the To 70 on and spsal
as confidently and even vsuniingly concerning
thus medicine as some do concerning less vslna
bic medicines. But We are aware that Mr. Mori
son wishes and expects II TO stand or fall by IL
own intrinsic worth and We do not wish 10 b.
CONNECTED With an article that will not do 30 -
We feel confident that this medicine will coniin
/ ue 10 be used more aud more, 1. al IL will be ap
/ pfeeislrd aud valued the more it is used. Ou
confidence IN II Is founded upon tho lnowl dg,
We have OF It's Effects upon those who have use
~ ~ ihis i0"n and throughout the state. w,