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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
DR.

ABUSE OF TIL
DEFEN-
DERS. The Age pub
fishes a string of foul
calumnies against Gen.
Harrison, embodied in
the speech of Gen. Car
roll of Tennessee
This Gen Carroll is one
of Gen. Jackson's de-
pendants. Col. Benton
once described him as
one OF the rufhans and
DULLES who accompan-
led Gen. Jackson at
horse races and cock
fights, and assisted him
in bar-room trays and
street brawls, as a great
bulldog follows his
master, to attack who
ever his master picks a
quarrel with. He new.
er was in the army witt
Harrison, nor on the
Northern frontier, ant
knows nothing abou
him except what he ha'
read in the newspapers
His speech is nothing
more than the very sam'
infamous slanderers in.
vented by a mercenary
hired detamer and pait
for his villainy by the
job, whose essay has APP
peared before in the
Globe. Gen. Carroll
has read the Globe and
repeated the story IN q
speech which now comes
to us with the same in
famous falsehoods dress
ed up in a new shape
and the Age endeavour.
ing to give them more
currency by attaching
the name of Genera
Carroll, who was not il
Harrison's army, knew
better how it was com
manded than Governor
Shelby, General Cass
Commodore Perry, Col
onel Johnson, and many
others who were in it,all,
every one of whom con,
cur in testifying to the
courage, skill and able
Generalship ofHarrison
1t is perfectly natural,
however, that the Age
should prefer the testi-
mony of the bar-room
bully of Tennessee, to
that of the brave officers
who fought under Har-
rison.
That paper is now the
organ of leading politi-
clans who opposed the
war of 1879, and saw
very little merit in any
of the officers who led
our troops in the field,
or conducted affairs in
the Cabinet. Every
thing which has not yet
been recently invented
against Harrison, and
made up out of "whole
CLOTH" has been CLEANED
from the federal news
papers published during
the war, These CLEAN
ings have been sought
for and cherished as a
great treasure. All the
captious remarks of the
most violent federal pa
pers, such as the Balti-
more Federal Republi-
can and the NY. Even
ing Post, are now eager,
ly sought for by the
Tories, and when they
amount to but little
against Harrison, they
pervert, distort and
make the necessary ad'
ditions, 10 disparage the
honest old SOLDIER
These hireling mercen-
dries write for pay ane
plumber; they have nj
idea of the value of al
honest reputation, ant
therefore have little
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

THE HOMAGE OF
JUSTICE.

Ch.
THE HOMAGE OF
JUSTICE.
We have compiled,
from various sources, the
following disinterested
testimonials, which were
commanded from their
several authors by the
lofty patriotism, valor,
talents and success of
General HARRISON, long
before he was named
for the Presidency, and
in times which ought to
give them weight suffi-
Gent to bear down all
the petty calumnies
and qulbbling objections
which party malignity
may now presume to
forge against the war
worn and time -honored
patriot and soldier.
The authorities we
present against the p"
attacks of Loco
Federalism, ."
we shall stereotyi
impregnable barrica
gainst all opposition, a.
no less than the Con-
GREss OF THE UNITED
STATES, the LEGIsLA-
TURE OF INDIANA, and
Iof KENTUCKY, JAMES
MADISON, JAMES Mon
ROE, COLONEL RICHARD
M. JOHNSON, ANTHONY
WAYNE, L'D'N. CHEyEs,
SIMON SNYDER, Gov.
SHELLEY, Com. PERRY,
Col. CRoGHAN, Coz,
DAWES, and others, in
GLIDING in the illustri-
GUS catalogue even
THOMAS Richie him
self!
We begin with the
testimony of Col. II. nj.
JoHNsoN,now Vice Pres
ident of the U. States.
Col. Johnson said, lin
Congress)-
"Who is Gen. Harri-
son ? The son of one of
the signers of the Dec
laration of lndepen-
dence, who spent the
greater part of his large
fortune in redeeming the
he then gave, 0:
his fortune, life and
sacred honor to secure
the liberties of his coun-
try.
"Ofthe career of Gen.
Harrison | need not
speak-the history of the
West, is his history. For
forty years he has been
with its inter-
ests, its perils and its
hopes U Universally Pc
IN the walks OF
peace, ana distinguished
by his ability IN tn
OF his country,
he mas peen yet more
iilustriously distinguish
ca IN the ileia'
/, "During the late war;
he was longer III active
service th I! any othei
General oiilcer; ne was,
perhaps oitener m action i,
than any one OF them'
ana never sustained u
deieat'
> AMEs MADISON IN a
sPeciai nv n soy ,S =" -
congress l'ee' 1o' 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
NAUTICAL SERMON.

When Whitefield preached before the seamen
at New York, he had the following bold apostro-
phe in his sermon ''Well, my boys, we have a
clear sky, and are making fine Roadway over
smooth sea, before light breeze, and we shall
soon lose sight of land. But what means this
sudden lowering of the heavens, and that dark
cloud arising from beneath the western horison
Hark don't you hear the distant thunder? Don't
you see those flashes of lightning? There is a
storm gathering!-Every man to his duty. How
the waves rise, and dash against the ship! The
air is extremely dark The tempest RACES Our
masts are gone! The ship is on her beams ends
What next?" The unsuspecting tars, suddenly
arose and exclaimed, "Iake to the Long Boat"
The subjoined toast was given at the late cele-
bration in Connecticut 1.-the .Nittmeg State
Where sbal we find n oynter?',
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
Read and Judge.

( JAMES MADISON,
JAMES Monroe,
Col. r, M. JOHNSON,
u. S. CoNGREss
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE,
INDIANA LEGISLATURE,
Gov. SHELBY,
Gov. SNYDER,
GEN. WAYNE,
Cow. PERRY,
Hon. LANGpoN CHEEvEs,
THOMAS RITcHIE,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

-
the ,. city election,
there was carried a flag,
on which was painted
Gen. Harrison in petit
coats running from the
enemy. 1t was carried
by a deserter from the
British army. None but
a tory could have painted
it: none but a knave
could have carried it,
and none but base meni-
ais of power, foreign rem
egades, thieves, black
legs, pickpockets and
base poltroons could.
have marched under it.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
NO. g..
ralour and discipline.
JAMES MADISON in his
,noseana IN Conrreas

raiour and discipline.
JAMES MADISON in his
message to Congress,
Nov. 1879, said,
An ample force from
the States of Kentucky.
Pennsylvania and
is placed, with
the addition of a few
under the COM
of Brigadier Gen.
eral HARRISON, who pos
sesses the entire conf
dence of his fellow SOL.
among whom are
citizens, some of them,
volunteers in the ranks,
not less distinguished by
their political stations
than by their personal
In Mr.. MADIsoN's mes.
sage of Dec. 1918, the
compliment was extern
ded as follows:
The success on Lake
Erie having opened a pas-,
sage to the territory ofthe
enemy. the officer COM
handing the Northwes-
tern arms, transferred the
war thither. and, rapidly
pursuing the hostile troops
fleeing with their savage
associate, forced a gener-
al action, which quickly
terminated in the capture
OF the British. and disper-
sion of the savage force.
This result is signolly
honorable TO Major GEN.
ERAL HARRISON. BY
achose military talents il
acas prepared.
The follow ing tribute
of praise was paid TO Gem
eral Harrison, in 1911. by
eleven of the officers who
fought under his banner at
the battle Of TiPpecan-
oe;
"Should our country
again require our services
10 oppose a civilized or a
savage foe, we should
march under General
Harrison with the most
perfect confidence Of VIC
tory and fame"
! JOEL COOK, X. b.
BURNON, NATHAN
ADAMS, A. HAWKINS
III. URCHSTEAD.
lHOSEd BLOOD, JO-
STA SMELLING, o G.
: JRTON, c. FULLER.
IIG. COOLING, j. D.
FOSTER.
Extract of a letter from
! Col. Davies, who was
Killed at the battle of Tip.
lnacanoe Auo % 1911.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

universally beloved
Sin the walks of peace,
"and distinguished by
"his ability IN the Coun
cells of his country, he
"has been yet more illus
"triously distingu I'd
Sin the field"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

Now, how does
this happen, Why
Col Johnson speaks
what he knows
He Tough, under him
and knows him to be
b. honorable
no.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

The wing beau
tiful slang we copy
from the Boston Post.
Read it, and then
compare it with the
extract from Col. r /.
nj. Johnsons speech
in Congress.
"The feds, [whigs] in.
"their attempt 10 gull
"the people with haro
cider, have only befool.
"ed themselves. They
"frst commenced draw.
cling freely at the tap,
Gin honor Of Tip, and
"drank ill they became
GAS STUPID as 'Fip
Green. l1arrisonl him.
"self.
The Post, the Lin
coin Patriot, the Ar.
gus, Age and mos
other loco foco pa
pers, call Gen. Har.
rison STUPID, I'M
BEClLE, a COW
ARD, and a "mal
with one idea. -
| Col. JOHNSON, th.
VICE President q
the United States
says of him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

and children rescued irpr
ruthless savage Of the y
still more savage Proctor,
gallant army
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

Wing majority last year
Wing maj. this year =
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

The packet ship United States, Capt. Britton
arrived at New York on Monday from Liver
pool, bringing dates TO the LIST inst,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
mn ~ sAGE's SPECIFIC FOR sEcRET MALA.

D1 lie sAGE's SPECIFIC FOR SECRET MALA.
IL DlEsThe above remedy, for the most distressing dis.
iucasu, 10 Ae humsn originated from he eht-
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Of which, throughout the kngdr &C France ard italy
ADDED hob0r to tie hy honored of the inyouor
The sufferer u restored 10 his usual bealth without DELAY or
Inconvenience The secret has hitherto been eou6nd 10
France and Italy has recently teen introduced By way OF
New Orleans, % the American pablo.
II - particularly mended to fsi-ina men a. con-
tsnng portion Of Mercury, whereby many have been
dtssble9f from The Efsdcsors found 10 give mme-
date relief TO hose afflicted with s,rcuses and disease. of
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AuodJne Lnimsn price 81 cents Th, Lininsent has been
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cRheumatis psns, bruises. cramps stiffness Of the onts,
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Of the bottle by Nathaniel Howard ia Brosd street. Boston,
the proprietor IN bis hsnd writing In New YORK. by A.
D sands. 20 and 100 Fulton street H. King "A Broad
way A. Merlin Pearl and Certre and by Dr. Ebres,
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
CYLVESTER'S NEW REPORTER, IN PAMPHLET
- FoRM.-Consinng full and accurate list Of all the
Banking Institutions in the United States with the prices in
the city OF all Counterfeit and Altered Notes Prices Current
rates of Exchange, prices Of God and Silver, &c.
Te t,rms S. per in advance; single copies six
each Persons chasing IL copies will be allow
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SYLVESTER & CO, 1856 Broadway, respectfully
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They wllpurchae Bills Europe and any part Of the
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Foreign Gold and Silver Persons rsmittug draw at light
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Stock and Commission business Of every Mind attended TO
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Persons residing any part Of the United States the
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Information may be obtained free Of charge
Coporaiioa Bond. GA sale.
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No eonneIon with any ether Office, in this city else.
where. jaI0 I'm
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HOLD. BEFORE you PURCHASE, LOOK AT THIS
H. NEWELL gives notice that he is constantly recev
ing from his Factory, full supply OF seacnable Boots,
Shoes all of his manufacture the materials selected tho
work supervised by him. and every pair warrsned will seu
subtreasuy subreasury cent less Qualities con
sdered than be purchased elsewhere which he will prove
to the satisfaction OF the most ncredulsu' if they will cny IA
him with call at No. 81 Canal st. I44 Chatham st.
~ BA large assortment Of French goat skin boots on
hand n7sns
GTAMMERlG CURED.-DR. CONSTRUCTS VOCAL,
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION
PHILADELPHIA This Institution is open from the first OF
September till the last of Jundung July and August there
vacation All DESTROYS OF instruction. either for the cure
Of Stammering, Lspng, Improvement in Eocuton nav
learn the conditions of ANDREW COMSTOCK Nj. u. los
Mulberry tArch) street, Philadelphia.
DR.. Comocks Remarks Sammering and the NJ mereus
recommendations which he has obtained his system of Vo
cal Gymnastics; appended to his Circular which be
sent to who wish to learn upos the subject
OF his Intuition 3atsfscor, reference. be given the
principle cities Of the United States. MS 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28
CELEBRATED EYE
w AFTER
MOST WONDERFUL CURE performed By Dr. J.

MOST WONDERFUL CURE performed by DIR. =.
"A FRANCIS, Oculist, No. 10 Barclay street.
Ny grandson afflicted for nearly six years with, what
medical term, scrofusu sphama aud nesula on each
eyes great the the white 81 his
eyes like scarlet fer the part the time he could
bear the light His head broken out and IN one crust
had him IN the Eye nGrmary for eight months he was DIS
charged as ncuraele Physicians consulted and many
remedies used. without any good effect
Twas lesgh induced trial Of Dr. Franeis Eye
Water and to the establishment Of all who knew my grand
he restored perfect sghtana the scrofula
entirely removedand had been for thi, water be-
Doctor entitled to my lasting esteem gratitude.
New York, 18th month, %, 1889 -
We the Undersigned chsersy certify to the truth of the
above statement all its particulars, having been eye wit
nesses Of the facts therein contained
Charles Sanford Sarah NJ SANFORD, Sarah s. VAIL Ann
Caroan, Isaa Walton, 4S Rvington street Prudence Wal
ton Sarah Jane Walton, Hannah Vail Rachel Lundy, IN
Orchard street. William Webster Jane Webster 264 Hous
street, William j. Webster, Margaret Webster, 81 First
street. David Webster Mary A. Webster SO Second Avenue.
A REMARKABLE CURE.
This is to certify that my child almost blind for
years with nebua and large ulcer that covered ~ sight
We took her to Eye nrmary but received
beneht OF the first and oeuists then
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This Eye Water not prepared sold by person in
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G- Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. j. Francis without
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To Time.
BY W. n. rIMaop


They SANDER thee, "Oid Traveller"
Who say that thy delight
ID to scatter ruin far and wide,
In thy wantonness of might.
For not leaf that falleth
Before thy restless wipss,
But thou changest in thy rapid fight,
To a thousand brighter things.
Thou passest DER the battle field
Where the dead lie stiff aud stark,
Where aoueht is heard save the vuitre's scream,
And the gaunt Wells famished bark:
But thou hast caused the grain to spring
From the blood enriched clay,
And the waving corn tops seem to dance,
To the rustic's merry lay.
Thou hast strewn the iordly palace
In ruin DER the ground.
And the dismal screech Of the owl IS heard
Where the harp was wont to sound
But the self same spot thou coverest
With the dwellings OF the poor,
And tho sand happy hearts to ENJOY
What one usurped before.
IT'S true thy progress !ayeth
Full many loved one low,
And for the brave and beautiful
Thou hast caused the tear to How;
But Arrays near the couch Of cath,
Nor thou We can stay,
And the breath of thy departing wings
Dries all our tears away"
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NEW SEED SrORE.-The subscriber respectfully in
fors amateurs OF horticulture and the public in general
that he has received spendd Of Roses Ca
mellias Rhodoaeaaron Kalmas, variety Of rare,
greenhouse Plants Most of them quite new, and
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BAVARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N. 1.-THE
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NOTiCE-The eopartnersbip between the snbscribers,
~ existing in the City OF New York. under the kr OF EUS
tbs PRESCOTT CO., expires b Limitation on Slst in.
slant The eussss will be closed by either Of the partEers
their agent, who will the Of the firm onl,
liquidation. EUS ft5 PRESCOTT,
SAMUEL JONES.
New Orleans, l4th Dee. 1889.
Eush Prescott has associated with him his SON. Frederick
Thos Prescott under the firm Of EUSrlS PRESCOTT &
SON who will continue the Commission business, and nIor.
taon Of Wines at No. Pine street aud solicit from their
friends their usual orders purchases AIS of
southern and western produce.
New York, Jan Ist, lelo. las I'm.
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nANlEL SWEENEY, II Ann street, returns his
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uniformly rendered him he first opened his cfecoT
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rI,nE OLD EsTABLISAMENT.-MFDI VA.
l. FOR BAits - JOHN STREET.-MRs. T. r.
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Baths in full operation, ard used with sue
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notice.
syrups ef saraPar snd Liverwor, and herb, fresh from
the shakers No conneHsn with any other establishment
jal5 la'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

CT Qnn WiIL BE- FURFEiTED Il D. roetts
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IS srh avcnp. and eurnet Patent Medicine store "a Ca
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-28

NEW CASTLE Del, Feb. iath, 1889.
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