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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

MALIGSAsT MUSICAL CRTTIcfsM.-A ricketty
peany paper, that will probably live few weeks
longer, ifthe weather continues favorable, makes an
unmanly and ferocous attack upon the profes sional
character Of Mrs. sutton under the shape Of crit.
cising the late concert she gave a, the City Hotel
The ignorance Of musical talent displayed by the
clique in that eusiop is only be equslled by their
meanness and malignity. In several Of the selec-
tion, from the Italian Operas, sung by Mrs s., she
more nearly approached Malibran than any artisfe
that we have heard in this country, since her time
Her voice is beautiful soprano, clear, mclodi-
Gus, aud powerful, with most distinct enuncistion
in the ascending or descending scale, either ckro
matte or otherwise. We have heard Malibran per.
form II Barbiere over thirty times in one season
and sreak from perfect knowledge Of the two
voeslists. Malibran's voice was a contralto of a
wonderful power and tone-Sutton's a soprano, al.
most similar kind OF voice 20 that which Grisi has
who is now the prima donna in Europe.
The attempt to depreciate Mrs. Sutton will, as
soon she can have fair hearing, only recoil upon
the heads of its projectors. II comes from clique
ofthird rate English voealists who, after breaking
down the Park Theatre last year, attempt to get
mp operas at the National Theatre, and as part Of
their stem, procure the miserable, beggarly Black
Dwarf Of a penny paper TO convey their msligniiy
and envy through his black heart, dirty conduit
pipe--for which the poor wretch gets his pay in
oysters and small beer cellar in Leonard street
besides sitting room-we believe the Almighty does
not permit him to stand, like manly beng-at the
National Theatre, 70 leer upon the city girls
that Wilson employs in his ehoruses Begone vile
wretches
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

o. CHARTS II DrLAvAS fires off 500 guns to-
day, in honor Of General Harrson's election-200
at Brooklyn Heights 30 at the Battery, and 200 at
Jersey City. Charles's copPers will be hot before
he gets through. Take little hard cider to cool
of with after you get through.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

% THS HDy. WV. G. Rrrs has been in this
city several days, arranging the plans Of the
vs'ive party for the next four years, in eonjuncr
VITA " p Fallmadgs and Hugh :. Lcgare. Some
suppose that the conservatives will be represented
~ 'he new eAbinet-bui this is Doubtful Mr.. Clay
waris che whole control Of the cabnet-so does Nr
Webster-bstween them win be the fight. As for
General scott he - not thought Of IN these party ar
rsngemen,s, bat he my be- thosght Of By few
hers ~ other srrtntsmsnts, that may be as inpor
ta1i one Of these DAYS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

Crrsus or GEeRsfA.-By the census recently
taken. Richmond county, Geo, Is found 10 contain
~ 500 inhabtsufs; Columbia county N $50; Bryan
county, 2,e5; and Clark county TO- $50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

o. TIE WOODS give a sacred concert at the
Tabernacle to-sisht. We have no doubt il will be
al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, w.dae .dny, s.ve.ss- II, lsAs.

Great Agricultural Fair at Trvsto" to-day.
This fair take, place to-day al Trsston. We have
sent reporter to attend, and tomorrow morning
we wall publish full account by special express
from Trenton, including descriptions OF the ladies
and the horned cattle. Now that the election is
over lei us turn ourselves to love and agrc
Hurrah
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

kErrEHs ron KvsorH.-B7sSm ship fFssidsst;
sails this morning for Liverpool at 10 o'clock Her
letter bags will close at Gilpins News Room in the
Exshasyss - nine o'slesk.qs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

TExAs.-We have sdvices from Galveston up to
the 23a Of October but there is netting of much
general importance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

MExice.-We have nothing late or importan
from the city of Mexico. The latest accounts con-
firm the reports that the independence Of Texas will
soon " be off cally recognised by the parent State
The last advices state that the Federal Generals Ur'
rec, was u miles from the city Of Mexico, in mo-
mentary expectation of being attacked by the united
forces Of Bustamente and General Santa Anna, who
had formed alliance TO sustain Centralism. From
Vera Cruz our advices up to the 10th ultimo.-
The country perfectly quiet and business almost
at a stand. The province Of Yucatan has entirely
separated from the Mexican Government, and was
engaged in hostities with the contiguous State of
Tobasco. The provisional Government of Yueatan
is determined in Mexico will not admit the fed
eral form Of government, to firm distinct and in
dependent republic. Arista, the famous Central
General, has been captured by the Fsderalists The
country seems destined to be rent asunder long
time yet by the intestine connections, but the Fede
ralists will eventually triumph
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

tsress and wants Of the nation require. TIE times,
think, will be favorable for delibe rating calmly
and for acting wisely. We have hai the two.fold
experience Of prospexity and of adxersity. From
10Th Il should be (kcult matter to derive usoehl
knowlsdge with reference to providing for this fu-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

CAHADA-An the British Provinces appear to be
10 . state Of comparative tranquility. The oeca
soual acts Of incendarism along the Canada border
preface some local TRANSIENT irritaties, but II
amousts tanothing. The preliminary arrange .nents
for the elections TO ths United Parliament
grsss, and the canvass seems to excite "A unusual
degree Of interest The measure Of the union Of
the two Provinces, is gradually becoming acceptable
to the people, and all active opposition has ceased
10 Whatever way the policy of the British Cabinet
may be viewed, it will appear obvious that strong
disposition to promote strength in the American Co.
loniss Is fully established Taking up the old adsge
that s'unity is strength" Upper and Lower Canada
it may be said, have been formed into one Prsvnce'
whereby the amalgamstion of political feelings, and
party prejadces, will doubtless in some degree
weld TO an acquaintance which their adherents will
have with each other. And il appears from private
letters and that kind of information il is difficult to
conceal, that similar union is contemplated be-
tween New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. This has
been denied but the denial has not proceeded from
source emitting il to the fullest credence. There
can hardly be doubt, think, that the reunion Of
these two Provinces would lead to beneficial results
The people entirely alike in character and habits,
with similar trade and pursuits the system Of
commerce, and the code of laws will be accep-
table 10 each district.
Lord Falkland, who has just assumed the Govern
ment Of Nova Scotia, seems to have already attained
a high degree of popularity among the people. If
his Lordship carries out the principles laid down
in his address to the people Of Halifax, he win Sc
to the people Of Nova Scotia every benefit that
can reasonably be expected from free institutions
well and steadily administered.
The Canadian papers announce that the British
Government has directed a survey and report of the
condition of all the harbors Lake Erie in the Pro-
vince and the roads leading to them, with the view
to their Improvement. The construction Of Nc
Adam read from Hamilton westward through Brant-
ford and the survey Of other routes for railroads. in
dictate the fact that Great Britain is not unmindfu
of the agricultural and commercial interests Of its
people.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

lFrom the New York Evening Post, tDen scraic New
General Harrison is the President elect Of the Uni
ted States the returns from the western counties of
New York have decided that question. The time
FOR a "change" has at last arrived; the time when
the people, IN order to be convinced Of the benefits
of democratic policy mist try taste Of its oppo-
site
There il no teacher like experience No man val
ues the blessing of health like him who has lust ri
sen from sick bed--no man enjoys the sweets Of
liberty like him rho has tasted the bitterness Of OPP
preston We suppose that IL 10 Just with nations.
To Keep mp tseir attachment 10 wise and liberal GO
eminent, which respects the rights and liberties o
al alike, u may be necessary that now and then they
should submit 90 see their affairs administered on
many.
Inc democratic party will watch the conduct Of
the new administraton, we hope, in spirit Of fair
ness but witha determination 10 contest every inc
Of grouad, in the attempt which will doubtless be
made TO revive exploded principles and p.rnicious
measures. If they succeed IN forcings natona bank
upon us, we shall never cease 10 call for repeaI III
its charter II they return to the policy 81 internal
improvements, which prevailed under the vonnser
Adams. we shall demand that they be abandoned ~
moment the dencers,ie party " again IN the ascea.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
EnR. JaYNE's ExpECToRANT- This in.

EbR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT- This in
Il valuable medicine is daily eiiectng some Of
the most astonishing and wonderful cures that have
ever been known. All who have used it for
Asthma, Cough, Splitting of Blood, Hopping Cough,
Group or Hives Consumption, Chronic Pleursy,
H0arsrness, Pain aud Soreness IF the Breast, dit
hcnltv Of Breathing and every other disease oil the
LUNGS and BREAST. can and do attest 10 its
usefulness. BRONCHITIS, disease which is
annually sweeping thousands TO premature grave,
under the mistaken name Of CONSUME lion,
is always CURED hy it, The usual symptoms Of
this disease (Bronchts) are Cough, Soreness OF the
Lungs or Throat, II arseness, Difficulty of 3renth-
ing, Asthma, Hectic Fever, spittiug up Of Phlerm
matter, and sometimes blood. 1t is an inilam-
nation of the fine skin which lines the inside of
the whole Of tho wind tubes air vessels, which
through every part of the Lungs. This ES-
pectorant Immediately suppresscs the Cough, Pain.
inflammation, Fever and Difficulty of Breathing,
and produces free and easy Expectation, and
a soon effected.
It always cures ASTHMA-two or three large
doses will cure the CROUPor HIVES Children,
in from fifteen minutes hours time. 1t i'm
mcdiarey subdues the violence Of HOPPING
COUGH, and effects speedy cure, Hundreds
who have been given up by their physicians as
incurable with CONSUMPTION" have been
restored to perfect health by it.
REV. JONATHAN GOING, D. D. President
Of Granville College, Ohio, says-"hc was labour-
ing under severe cold cough and toarseness, and
mat his difficulty OF breathing was so great that he
felt himself in imminent danger Of immediate suio-
cation, but was perfectly cured by using this Es-
pectorant."-Mrs Dks, Of Salem. n J. was
cured OF Asthma of twenty years Standing, by using
two bottles of this medicine.-Alrs. Ward, also oil
Salem, cured OF the complaint hy one
bottle.-.4 Young lady, also Of Sale II, who was
believed by her friends TO be far gone with Con.
sumption, perfectly restored BY three bottles
DR.. Hamilton, of St. James, South Carolina
was greatly affected by cough, hoarseness and
soreness ofthc lungs, and on using bottle OF this
medicine, found pernanen; relief
The following certificate is from a practising
Physician, and much respected Clergyman of the
Methodist Society, dated Modest Town, Va, August
81, 1888.
DR. Jayno.-Dear SRI have been using your
Expectorant, extensively, in my practice, for the
last three months, and for all attacks of colds, in
famation of the lungs, consumption, asthma, pains
and weakness of the breast, it is decidedly the bes
medicine have ever tried
Very respectfully, yours,
r w WILLIAMS NJ n
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
gB1HE BEST AND oNLYPRooFor the eff


n cacy of medicine is tie testimony of those
who laye usod il, and experienced lis highly bene
fetal effects The proprietor Of The well known
aud highly celebrated LIFE PILLS AND Pile
NIX BIT TERS, has beer cleefed IN his labofs by
The oral and wrtleh testimony OF thousands. who
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from distressing and proiractgd disease, lay the use
of the LIFE Mel IcISEs. $" iongas runicriing real
benefit upon his delight the heart, he is
of thai pleasure. He it To tie suffering
members of the human family Ia make such ihc;s
public AS may induce them to avail themselves Of a
remedy which has proved etlectuai in :" many
cases, that 10 enumerae them would lead those un-
acquainted with the virtues Of his medicine, 10 i'm
peach his veracitv. From the hundreds of letters
and certificates in his possession, he selects the
following:
To Ma MoFvAT-DEAR SIR =: Owing. as verify
believe, the preservation of my life To your medi
zines, | should be wrongnis my own feelings,
wronging the public. and doing you injustice, if l
did not communicate to you the facts IN my case.
am Ga years of age, aud for IL years last past,
afflicted with swelling in the legs. In the
winter of 1889, The complaint became tronbie-
some that left the mint in Philadelphia, wher" |
had been four years employed under Nlcssrs. Pat
terson, Eckeldt Il Cloud, and went upon visit 10
my friends in Port Coventry, near Burlington, VI.
While there, the swengs extended %, my whole
body an. head and in that distressing situation
| remained four months and Il hall, unable for great
portion of the time walk or assist myself Looking
over the papers, and noticing the advertisements of
your LIFE MEDICINES, and observing The statement
that they are purely vegetable, by Mr.. Ben
nett to Mr., Lyman, your agent in Montreal. for
three boxes. Bv making uso OF Grty two pills,
was in three weeks able to walk about the room,
and am perfectly free from the sweIings.
have walked from Port Coventry 10 New York. $50
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IN this city Ibis Bob dag Of lu'y. in good hcalth-a
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1HoaAs PURCELL, Sen'r.
Case Of jacob G. liant, New Windsor, Orange
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The whole of his Glre, nose and jaw. Experienced
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IN less than three months entirely cured Tease
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now III press.
Case Of Joan Dauiton, Aberdonn, Ohic--rhcuma.
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
NO I &c E,

u Cauti0n.-In order to avoid the possibility OF
Connerieiters Introducing spurious or delele ons
imitation OF the. Pills, and illus imposing the
public, DIR Evans has went 10 great expense in hav-
ing IL new label for them, and had them enteIe
according 10 nc, of Congress. BE particular in pur'
chasing them from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
II. HYDE, Bah; }. 'rhwing, JpoOt,oich; Grit
fin, Brunswick; Is Neal, WiscasSet; Haskell &
Jewell, Iopshem; Hcnry Cushnlan, Portland.
aug Is. Iy20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
FARM FOR SALE.

"A FIRM Tor sale situate in the North West Of
fA Wiscasset 2 miles from the village on tho
road leading from Bath by Green's Tavern tn Dres.
den Bridge. and about seven miles from The Ferry
leading into Bath. this farm contains about sixty
five acres of good land, well waiered, having an
excellent Well Of Water the house aud also
one near the barn, twelve acres of Moving 'agn,
young orchard good growth of young wood
and Two good pastures. The condition OF payment
viii b. bart cash when possession given. and
liberal credit for the remainder. For further arr
tculars enquire AT This Office to Mr.. Donncl
near the premises or TO The subscriber in Windsor,
Maine. MOSES DONNELL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
F. A. DONNELL
ROGERS BLOCK,

AkFFERS for sale good assortment of BOOTS
q " aud SHOES IF every descripton,-also a
prime LOT of INDIA RUBBERS, HIS, tothing,
.4'c. &c
~ 3. All persons having demands against the
subscriber a requested to present them for settle
mont, and all indebted are called upon to make i'm
mediate payment having in Ills employ first rate
svorknen, he pledges himself TO manufacture Gus
tom worls of every description, inferior 10 none.
Birth NOv. 0th ls39. 36.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
NEW GUUDS.

EUSr received by raniel Nlarston, good as
90 sortmen of DRY GOODS, consisting in
part Of Pilot Cloths, Broadcloths, Cassimeres-
Prints-Flannel, red and white meetings
and Shirngs, &c. &c.
Also-A good assortment of w. /. Goods, Gro
.ceres, Flour, Pork, Cheese, &c. sc.
sep 10. 25tf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
TIIS - IVC'IHITy,
THO.E7S K. GOODHUE, Central stree,

% .7sthna, Three Years Standing.--Mr Robert
Monroe, SchuylkIIl, afflicted with the above dis
resslng malady. Symptoms: great arguor, t1ntu
ency, disturbed rest, nervous headache, 'tiiculty
of breathing. tighincss and structure across the
breast, dizziness, nervous rrtahilry and restless.
ness, could not he in hurZ lutal position without
the sensation OF impending suilocation, palpiiaton
of the heart, distressing cough, cossencss, pam o
TIE stomach, drowSiness, great debility, aud def-
cheney Of the nervous energy. Mr.. 4. Monroe
gave up every thought OF Recovery, aud dire de-
SPAR sat on the connenance OF every person inter-
escd in his existence or happiness I'LL by accident
lie noticed in pnhlic paper some cures effected by
DR. Nm. Ecans .Hedtcias in his complaint, which
induced him 10 purchase package OF the Pills,
which resulted in com petcly removing every synp-
loin of his disease. He wishes to say. his motive
lor this declaration is. that those from winch he is
happily restored, may likewise receive the same
nesiinahle benefit
DIR. wv. EV.5.NS, No. 100 Chatham St. where
he can be consulted as usual
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12

MEDICINES for Worms in children and found
them n sovereign remc'y
Case of Lewis Austin-prriodicaI sick headache
always relieved by small dose, how entirely tree
from It.
ase of Adun Ames-cured Of n most invetcratc
aud obstinate dyspepsia, aud general debility.
Casc OF Adam Adams, Windsor, Ohi0-rheumn-
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debIny, had been confined seven Aeais-was raised
from her bed by taking one bon OF pills aud bottle
OF bilterS, most extraordinary cure, she is now
very healthy and robust woman, attcsied by her
husband Shupel Adams.
Case Of Mrs Badger, wife Of Joseph badger
nrail, similar to above, result The same.
Case Of Susan Goodarant, young unmarried
woman, subject to i'll health several years, small
cour-c of the Lie Medicines entirely restored her.
is now hole and heal by.
Case of Miss Thomas, daughter of Eli Thomas,
cough and symptoms u consumption, cured IN four
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| Harnnatnry rheumatism III Que week!
Case Of 5. CovIiI-cuIcd of Il severe attack OF
scarlet fever in Il lew days by the Life Medicines.
Case of Harriet 1woaood. Salnu, N. Y.-"as
in very low state III health year and half,
did not expect To recover Miss L. is now able
To walk about and is rapidly recovering both health
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Case Of Benjamin j. Tucker-sevcre case of
Fever and Agut, cared in very short space OF
''hi' Du'''A '"o '"''""'u :" wy
Case OF Amos DavIs-AlierIi"n OF the Liver
aier trying doctor : r"ned'rs IN 'aln Tor long
uhir, was cured ny inc Lie Meuicihes WITHOUT
'r'nb'e.
EAlrh"rdihafy case Oh lyman rfa'', WHO was
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cure III - nouns hH The use I'll lac Lille MEDICINES
Thousands OF persons AFFLICTED m ne manner
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PILLS and PhENiX Bl1'I Frs, been restored to
the enjoyment If all the colnloris of lille. The
Buffers are pleasant to tie taste and smell, gently
a>tringe the hbres OF the stomach, and give mat
proper le'siiy when s""d digestion requires as
nothing can ht belize adapt TO hcip ana hourish
The constitution, $" there Is nothing more generally
acknow lodged 10 be peculiarly efiicacious in all
'"""t" W" ing '"Ss vi 'PPe"'e, 'noeeeoon: uo
p'ess'"" VI sp""s' fe.h"''"S VI sn"h,ne vi '"1
ia"us anu h'Ho'' ooS'",'' oous"'' ''0''"o'' VI
orea a or co,,su"P'''e "''''s'
ne Lie 'souic''e' P"sS'ss "onoer'u' efficacy III
an nervous niso'"cfS. aus nc"oac"cS' "'nhness'
hfarlh's' aia o"ness ., sP'f'S, e,'"ness 0, stunt
colllllstu thbuHuts III
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12

F.A S.H o " a b l. II ia Il D Il.
HBAS removed to the Store in Haley's new
H Ell wooden Block, opposite the asadahock Fer
~ where he offers his all his friends and
y irons. /, want of Fashionable and weli-nlade
Garments.
Sep ~. 1899. E0%o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
SYNOPSIS OF THE
Brandrethiam Method
of Curing Disease,

IA . - ASS1
From phatever cause arising, Gall ending
in the same e6ect-i. e., producing
impure Blood and Ftuids),
1vith one, and
ONLY ONE MEDICINE;
The capabiIIty of which has been fully prov
ed, beyond the power of malignity,
envy, or malice to gainsay.
ENIRSTLY.-P.ALNca cannot exist but from COR.
n RUPT HU.hORS being seated in the identi-
cal part where the pain is experienced. These
corrupt humors, when IN sufficient quantity to
overpower the principle of life, are the pOsdioc
cause of death.
1t is a solemn truth that corruption terminates
the existence of all created beings; the importance
OF its speedy removal from the body, when by any
cause it has accumulated, is therefore self evident
as not only health, but EXISTENCE being abso
uey endangered by lis presence.
Let us then acknowledge that the only sure
means Of preventing and curing disease, is the
speedy removal Of corrupt hnmors from the h,dy.
Disease being only another name for corruption,
and corruption, or corrupt humors being identified
in all cases impurity Of blood.
Secondly.-PURGA1IVE MEDICINE, when
resorted to in season. that is, while there is sufi
cient vitality remaining in the system, will remove
corrupton; thus the blood is purified; ihus chronic
nfrmities and premature death are prevented
thus those whose lives Of the utmost irnpor-
lance to their country and families, are often saved
The importance of this discovery Of curiag dis
ease, after ages will do justice To; DR.. Benjamin
Brandreth wall not then be STYLED an "ignorant
prernder." But that will neither please nor offend
him; in the rectitudc of his own acts, in the quiet
of his own conscience, is his reward.
The greut, the immortal Bacon says, "lt is inn
possible TO calculate how many DAYS might be adj
ded TO the life of man by the occasional use OF
purging medicines that heir effect upon the human
ham.