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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
No. l72 Chestnut street.

Copy of letter from c. G. Park, Pastor of the
Baptist Church NJ Had6onfrld, N J.
HAppoNsIELD. n. J. Feb. ", 1889.
DR.. d Jayne-Sir, take pleasure in informing
you that tine boiiie OF Ahbrrl's Hail Tonic which
obtained oi You last October, has PROVED most sat
Siactory aud successful My hair had for long
time been exceedingly thin. But for the two or
three years past it had fallen nut, that my head
had hccone almost entirely bad. WAS under the
NECESSITY of conc aling The badness by conbng the
hair the sides it, But now, after using about
half bottle of the Il onc,'' have as luxnrant a
growth Of hair AS | ever had. &C. Park.
The Rev. Leonard FL tchcr, Bastor of the Baptist
Church, at Great Valley, Pa. who had been more
or less bald fr mnny years, used three bottles OF
the HAIR To>Ic and has now fine growth oil new
hal, over all that part Of his head where he was
bald, writes
"My hair is growing finally, assure yon."
L. FLETCHER.
Vest Chester, Pa March Cd, 1889.
Mr. Bond, one the Compositors in the Office Of
the Philad lphia Public Ledger who had lost nearly
all his hair from off the top of hi- head, has had 1t
completely restored by the use of this Tone. Two
Officers OF the American Navy had good heads of
hair restored to Them by using five bottles each OF
this HAIR Tonic, one of whom was over sixty years
OF age. -Four gentlemen connected with the fubhc
Press in Philadelphia, have also had their badness
removed by using this remedy. The Rev. Mr. Far
ker, Pastor Of tho Presbyterian Church in Delaware
County, Pa. who completely bald over all the
top OF his head, aud was al<n becoming considerably
gray, has used only obolles Of this Tonic, and
has not only lnxuriant groA III of new hair upon
his head. but all the gray hairs have disappeared,
and their places Lave been supplied by healthy hair,
ola ,aiural colour Finally nine casos of badness
ont oi every ten mny positively be removed by IA
faithful application IF this valuable remedy. There
) therefore, now, NO EXCUSE For "A BALD
HEAD.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, sole proprietor,
No 90 South Third street, Philadelphia. Price 81
bottle.
For sale in Bath bv " HYDE 80.
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cry respectfully, yours,
Z. w. WILLIAMS, M. D.
Extract ofa Certificate from the Rev. DR. Babcock
Into PrnSidaIt oil Nv Nor ILL.

Extract # a Certificate from The Rev Dr. Babcocll
late President OF Waterve College, Maine.
From intimate personal acquaintan with DR.. ID.
Jayne, regular student of the Medical University
of Pennsylvania, and an experienced, successful
practitioner OF medicine, | was prepared to appre
cate tho numerous testimonials in favor of ms
different medical preparations, much more highly
than the great majority of those which are exl.n::
sively eulogised On trial of them in my OWE
family, and some Of them personally, have more
than realized their favorable ancipatons. hey
are what they profess to be--not quack nostrums-
but skllfully prepared antldoes for some Of the
most affective of human diseaces, know that they
are highly esteemed, and frequently prescribed by
some cf the most respectable Of the regular prac::
ttoners of medicine in this city and elsewhere. and
! do not hesitate TO commend them as valuable
addition to our ma'eria medical and safe, as well
is emnently useful remedy for the diseased
BUFUS BhBCOCK, Jr.
Phiia1elphia 7,h Junn IsoS
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS

are proved, by Inc experience OF thousands, 10 DC
"heh properly P"Fse'tr'o VIII" c"t"W cure !"
every form, OF me '"y one D'SeaSe, all having ne
s,'nr or,g'n. ana inSaf'aD'y ARISE rom the w. T.
pEfS7L foOi OF al disease nancy 'np"'uy
or iYpeJect eTcmdtton q ute O'0oa'
lhey remove all n"&Ions acchmhiallohs, ana
PURIFY ana lnVisora'n me o'"u' ana 'ieH goo" u
,eciS are MOI co,tctod''cc" ny n''f e",Ne'',f"o',
oe'"s co,poS'u e'''e! VI We s''io" = ''e. ~" no'
Expose 'sc wno USE ,ne.' ~ un.saa, "',u .''n
lnuo's "'e a. co. 40 ",u
u'ny anu aa'eIy 'I , ~ ,n' ',',
critical and delIcale circumslances-,hcy do not
disturb or shock the animal functions, but restore
their order and re-establish their health.
And for all the purposes " hich vegetable purga-
tive or certain cleanser OF the whole system are
required, they stand without rival; they al
low ed to be ALL that can be accomplished in IA
medicine both for POWER and LN.rO CENCE. "A
trial insures patron. Nocare or "xpcnseis spared
in their manufacture, DR.. Brandreth being too jcal
Gus of his own fame to trust the mixing to any one
He attends to that department with his own hands,
and guarantees The medicine to be always equal to
VIVA! il ever has been; The States Of Michigan
" par"nna Gb ride
niles ,hroue the woods for box. The Brandrc,ih
Pills are indeed sure and speedy cure for Fever
and Ague, and those miserable BIhous fevers, WITH
which unfortunately these districts abound
kinds OF disease, has now n" longer to contend WIN
the bind preJudices OF Inc greatest portion OF me
pntlic: 1t Is only WIN those lew WI" sun are
determined "to be KILLED according to rule IKE
the people OF old, VINO would nave ii KING l! reign
over them. But, thanks 10 the circulation "i
ewsPapers-lhanEs 10 lie genera d'Hus'on OF
Knowledge, when enables nineteen tweh''e'hs oil
the people to read and Judge ior then'seiees-now
W. no longer believe IN swallowing th"t de.diy
mineral Mercury, processing 10 cure--hnl nhfer"al
ly leaving us ina worse condition aiter lis use'
10 AVOID CounterirIts;
nFNEVER FORGET
n osl f., The Cppr,r,c.rr or Acrxcy See oat
il is d.od ,,tL;, tLc t,,eI,c ,ontks uert Drecedipg
That il contains immature view OF my Labor.
a,orv AT Sing Sing.
TI,, ,bn name Of tho nerson bo,d;no the came is
yri,ten thereon.
Ard lin, !, il s;oned win n non n BR9N
DRETHM d. will nv family arms slammed mon
the paper.
The CoIlowiny Apcnts in Cumberland and Lincoln
SOuDtleS regular Supplltu Nv ~ " LIN Ill r
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sICleanse and purify the Body.e6s

The application Of the principle of purgalion
being allowed to be Of the greatest utility, in
the and prevention Of disease, it is OF the
greatest consequence to nscertein what medicine is
capable of producing the desired effect, in the east
est, and at the same time in the most effeclual
manner; and
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ABRAHAM fCLEN:N.4yv, of Tennessee
To DR. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham ST. New York.

To James Dickson, SO CornIill, Boston, agent for
the sale Of DIR VIM. Evans Cainmomile Pills.
Lo,oeU, Moo. Is, 1896.
Dear Sir-Knowing by experience that every
reference that the afflicted receive Of the beneficial
results of medicines, heeruy offer mine to the
public, in behalf of DR. VIM. Evans Canmonie
Pills. have been afflicted Tor The last ten years,
with distress in the head and chest; often bad as
10 deprive me of sleep ior three or four nights in
succession but have never found rciiei b, auv OF
my friends prescriptions, until my vile saw the
advertisement in the paper, when she persuaded
me to send for some, which did, and obtained two
boxes aud bottles, which resulted in almost com
pletely restoring TO health although have not
yet entirely finished them. Should you consider
tbisa"y benefit to Yourself or the public, you have
my cheerful permission 10 putIish II,
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Extract Of certificate from the Rev. Mr.. Bradford
DR.. Jayne-Dear Slr--Ny child, owing 10 exss
poseure, when recently coming up the Ohio, was
attacked by that horribly malady, GROUP. We
landed in the night ut Beaver Point, aud when our
fears Alarmed, least the hoarSc, scpalchral
cough was the fDrerunnoro Of death, we gave him il
tea spoonful Of the "ExPEcroRANT'' "a bottle of
which was presented me with when in PhilareIphin)
and applied some nment to the ,hront aud breast !;
and before many minutes the hoarscncss was gone,
the child brea,hed freely and slept sweelly. Owing
10 these circumstances it cannot be wandered at
why have so big! opinion IF Dr.. JAYNE :
medicine, and why advise every yfamly to keep
it Oh hand, ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR Il. BRADFORD.
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church, Darlington, Pa.
Juno 9Th, 1889.
Numerous other certificates might be added but
the above are considered sufficient evidence of its
great usefulness.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, No. 90 South
Third street Philadelphia. Price 81.
Where also may be had Jaynes Carmlnave
Balsam for the cure Of Bowel Complains, &c.
Tonic Vermi fuge, for the removal Of Worms, 81
S.native Pills, for Dyspepsia Liver complains, and
Female Diseases, &c. Also .7oert's Hair Tonic
for the removal Of Badness and preservation ot
tho Hair. 80,
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~ BALD iiEADS.-Of all The remedies ever
devised for the reSloraton and preservation of thu
HAIR, nothing has been found equal 10 ALL
BERT'S OLEAGiNOUS H.4IR TONIC 1t
seldom fails restore the hair 10 he tl and beauty
Many who were bald few months ago, can now
exhibit uxurian, head OF har by the use of it,
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Philadelphia, 7,h June, 1893.

I he Rev. c. c. P. Crosby, late Editor Of the
american Baptist, writes
New YoRK, June Is, 1889.
To Dr. Jayne. Dear SRI have made use nf
your Expeciorani, personally and in my family,
for the last six years, with great benefit. ndeed.
l may consider my life prolonged by The use Of
this valuable medicine andor the blessing of God
for several years. | may say almos, as much in
the If my wife, and also # the Rev. MIR
Tinson, Of the Island IF Janaca. For all cas- Of
cough, inflammation Of the chest, lungs. and throat,
| do most uuhesitalingly recommend this the
best medicine have tried. My earnest wish
is that others afflicted as have been may expert.
ence tho same relief, which am persuaded they
will, by using your Expectorant.
C.CP. CROSBY.
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T9SEi2aa OM6QlS !!

ED EGARDING the efficacy of DR. VIM. Evans
Il q, Medical Preparations in the mosS obstinate
cases Of TON, COUGHS and COLDS,
nervous discusses, liver plant, dyspepsia bilious
diseases, piles, ulcers, female weakness, and al ca
of hypoclondriacisu low spirits, palPitation OF
the heart, nervous irralblhts, nervous weakness,
Auor albus, seminal weakness indigestion, loss OF
appetite, heartburn. general debility, bodily weak
curosis green sickness, fatuency, iiS sier-
cal tnlntlugs, Mysteries. headache, hccup. sea sick
nightmare, rheumatism asthma, tlc ioulor' ux
cranp, spasnindc aft, clions, and those WIN are
victims to that most excrncaing disorder, Oout
will find relief from all their suferings by course
of DR. Evans medicines.
Pains in The side, chest, limbs. head, stomach ol
back, dnness confusion OF sight, alternate Hush
es of heat aud cllnoss, tremors, watchings, asita
tlon, anxiety, bad dreams, spasmS, mercurlai and
all other delicate Diseases are successfully treated
| by DIR Evans.
CERTIFICATES.
! ~ Letter from the Hon. Abraham Mcclellan
Sullivan County, East Tennessee. Member of Con
gross. WaShington. July Sd, 1893.
Slr-Slncc have been IN tins city, have used
some OF your Dyspeptic medicine with infinite
benefit aud satisfaction, aud believe ii Ia be mos
valuable remedy One Of nv constituents, DR.
Garden of Campbell county, Tennessee, wrote me
| To send him some, which did, and he has employ.
ed it very successfully in his practice, and says II is
invaluable. Mr. Johnson tour agent at this place
thinks you would probably like an agent IN len
nesspe. If so, would recommend DR. A. Garden
as proper person To otficlalo for the sale OF youi
valuable medicine. Should YOU commission him
I he is wiling Ia act for yuu You can send e
medicine by water 10 the Of Robert KING Il
Sons. Knoxville county, Tennessee, OF by land Il
G raam 4, Huston, Tazeweil, East Tennessee -
have no doubt but if You had agents in severa
counties in East Tennessee, great deal OF YOU
medicine would be sold. | am going To take 81 ins
ot it home with me ior my use, and that oi N,
friends. and should like 10 hear from whether
The native American., 1840-02-29

making an additional appropriation for the support of
npa'ics Ia Il city of Washington. which read three
ines and passed.
Mr. Ha,kness. from the Committee on improvements.
whom was referred the petition OF George Lambrign
and others. reported hi entitled An act authorizing he
cnsone to BE- set and the too'way to be- paved the
orh side Of street north, between 9th and 10th streets
Aest-whch read.
Mr. Johnson. from the Committee Of Ways and Means
% Whom was rf"rled The act supplementary TO The act
untitled An act 10 regulate the inspection OF tobacco,
'el OFT q the same without amendment
Mr. Magrnder, from the Committee on Police, 10 hon
referred The It'll lloIn the Beard of Adtrmpn supple
mrntaTy to the act entitled act tor licensing carts,
Wagons, and drays. ami repeating all former acts in rea
ton thereto reported the without amendment and
r, recommended that The bill be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Adams introduced JOINT resolution extending tht
period Tor allow ing discount for the PROMPT aynen Of
taxrs-wkich read twice. When
Mr. G,anm4r moved 10 amend the resolution BY s'rk
irg out the words 3Gh day OF ps and inserting ''ths
81 day Of March" Which motion negative ed.
MIR. Magr.sr moved 10 refer 'he resolution 10 The
inter Ways and Means, with Instructions TO inqslre
INTO The exedency Of extending the period to the 3lst
day Of December mex (which uloi m was negatlved.
On motto Of Mr.. G. W, Thompson, tie resolution
anendmed by inserting the lst instead oil tie 3Oth Of
April.
The resolution was then read the third time, anA
passed.
The report of the Committee Of Claims (made the
10th instantly on the petition Of John b. Blake and OVER
MeCne was, motion of MIR. Ha'y, taken up for
sid. ration ...,
Mr. J. wilson moved to amend the repolt Of The COM
mittre hv substituting amendment 10 the resolution
reported ly them, bill entitled An act To authorize
Jo' b Blake and Owen McCue TO institute amt for the
recovery OF prize drawn by then in the 1T class of the
honal Lottery, the merits Of the cas-, without in
frrpo fon OF the plea Of the statute Of itao pre-.
vlons Inhcia proceeding +"
b for. III" question taken thereon. MIR Magr,der
Ei"v"d that the Board do now atj'nrn--"hich
carried
And then the Boa'd adjourned
The native American., 1840-02-29

ArvlcH 10 yorNa I.ADi SIT you have blue
eyes ,nu need M, !anguISh; if von have black,
vo., need not irrr if vou have pretty ankles,
there's no occasion to wear short peliroals, and
If Won are d)ubtui as 10 that point. there CAN be
no harm in | 'li:ig them he long; il you have
gno, teeth do not angh for the purpose Of show
ing tprm; il yon have bad ones, bv all means
shnt Your mo nh and smile: if yon have pretty
arms and hands there can be no objection To your
PLAYING on the harp; il you are disposed to be
clumsy, WORK tapestry; if Won dane we'll dance
but sci om if i'll. never dance AT all II you sing
welt. make no previous excuses: Il You sing IN
differently, hesitate not Il moment, when YOU are
asked, for few people ARE judges OF SINGING, hat
every one will he sensible Of your desire TO pIrase
if You would obtain power. be cnndesrendng
but above all. (mark :. if YOU are. asked III be
mar led say : Yes - for you may never be ask
ed SCI ond time.
The native American., 1840-02-29

LETTER FROM LIBERIA Your readers have
probably seen in The papers within few months,
m interesting account Of Mr.. SAMUEL BENEDICT.
me 81 the most respectful citizens Of Liberia
hul who, few years since. was slave in Sa
ganna'. There. under the charge of a liberal
master. VIZ. II BhRs4AM. he ron,rived topick ur
very tolerahe education Tor his own use. and
subsequently 10 teach his children and grand.
'h,ldren. all That heiad acquired himself. tie
was in the habit If reading not little, and had
quite valuable library, which has no doubt gop
ont to Liberia with him. His situation III al
respects was unusually comfortable for a persof
,f this description. bu sliil he was eager to be
Dica. and when the opportunity offered, gladly
'mbriced II, believing the circumstances OF tn
Colonies to he much better calculated to elevate
he character OF his race, and his own, and to in
prove their condition. than any which h conl'
look for in the United States, whether az bondmai
or. free. Accordingly he went out. Letters
The native American., 1840-02-29
INFLUENCE OF SYLVAN SCENERY.
BY PROFESSOR l.nNGFELLOW

I love The city aud its busy hum We ,h't
Glad excitement of thu crowd, which makes the
pulse b, at qnick-,h- freedom from restraint
the absence of ,.os. curious AIN. Idle tongues,
which p-r>erut. you III villages aud provincial
towns. | love the county, too, In It's srason> +;
and there j, s"rn- over which my eyes rove
with more delight than the face of summer
landscape, di."pIrd with soft sunny h"lIow>, and
smiling in all the freshness and luxurianre Of
June. There is no book in which read rcter
lessons of VIRTUE" or tind the beauty of quiet life
more I-gihlv recorded. Nv heart drinks in the
Itranquit, Of the scene: and | never hear the
sweet wabl- OF b,rd from its native wood
lhout silent wish that such cheerful voice
aud p atetul shade W. re mine. There is
brautifil moral FEELING connected with every
thing in rGral life which is not dreamed of in
The phiI">oph, If the city; the voice of the
brook AMI the language OF the winds and woods
arr poetic fiction. What an impressive les>on
| is The re- in the opening bud Of spring What
an rlqurnt homy in the fall of the antumnal
| at How well dues the sony Of passing birds
rrrr>rn, the glad but t'a,.silory days of youth
nd il tn. hollow tree AID h citing owl what
melancholy ina e OF the decay and imbecility
of o d ag~! Ia the beautiful language of an En-
y'i>h port
! Fac, puIpit--rvrry leaf book.
Supplying 10 m fancy MIN roIs achers.
| From inh-l;es nook.
'N"att cois'nr"d hnng, each ri hell that swings
! 4 ~! tolls H. peltti tn yls>ia. air
Makes sabbath in te fl I'D ami rings
A call to prayer t
Nnt TO the dom"s where crnmbiing arch and column
! Arrest the ..b ru"ss Of N rla hand.
Fl But 10 TIC fame most 'nlic and solemn
Il Which God has planned.
u To that Gait "GIa bonndl@ss as our wonder,
! WINS" q lerc -S- tt uns tn. AMI moon supply,
lis choIrs Iii" wind aud wavesis organ thunder,
1 II ZONES the sky.
Ther", anil solitl,e AMI shade. wander,
u Ihrogh the ren t-p, ani strech Il upon the sod,
Z. Awcd By the silence, reverrntiy ponder
The ways Of God.
The native American., 1840-02-29
City ORDI\ A n CE.

AN ACT ~ an'horZ" John Warden 10 exh5i his muse
... wi,out taking out license therefor.
Whereas joan Narrn oftss city. has al heavy ex.
pehse Of nnney aud Labor Of many years, collected
-eilsr large number IT c'iriosites, tnral and at.
cal, and he wishes tsiabsh in thus city mus ri:
fhar. fore. to encourage him hs efforts acronish
his OBJ CT and the only assistance that this Corpora.
ton corporate render him therefore.
BE eaocea by The Board ofI7iermea a,d The Board Of
C0amon Council Of the C,tg Of WASHINGTON hat John
Warden b., and hr is hereby, authorized exhibit his
museum, and have such ohr exhibitions which may be
considered. in the opinion "i the Mayor. properly con-
n"cted with museum having tendency to increase
To-" interest III said mnsenn aud charge and receive pay
for such rx-billons, without taking out license there
tor, Tor the term of two YEARS
.".. j CARBFRY
President IF The Bourd Of Common Council.
w. GUN ron
... President of He Board ofllle,m n.
Approved, Feb. 20, $50. "
PETER FORCE, Mayor
The native American., 1840-02-29

have been received from him of most graft
flying character, AMI of these some have been AL
dressed I'D gentleman in this city, Ia whom W.
are in dpbled for the following extract from one
brongh, by the Saluda. week orlwo since:
The appointment Of MIR. BUCHANAN as Gov
ernor." he SAYS, lover the different settlements
will he OF infinite benefit 10 US, and has already
done much towards preventing the abom'nab'e
slave Trade. hope the United States will assis
him. by sending the long promised resset q rar'
which will prevent, in measure. the Prostu
ton Of their flag by the detes,ahle slavers. L
we continue To prosper as we have commenced
| think in few years Liberia will be sought after
by many who are our greatest opposrrs. For my
par'. | am more convinced every year, that this is
the best country inrthe coored man under existing
circumstances and with all The disadvantages Of
new country. am glad that am here, Tor we
can now sit under our own vine and fl tree, witt
none to interrupius, make US afraid. And more
pleasant country, than this part of Africa. none
longht to desire This moment at o'clock at
night. while Won in the United States, are almost
freezing, sit Hilh my sashes lifted up To write
to You, with The thermometer 70o; and ! see
nothing waning In enable us 10 live here comior-
mhy. hut industry With liule means 10 carry
on either tn" Farming ar mercantile business. !
have under GU llvatlnn a lew acres Of sugar cane,
the same ot coffee pants. with some cotton and
! provisions. lhraugh Governor BUCHANAN, !
llateivl ,'na | I c,p ,rtn4rSrp with ganle nan
in 'ii!a,epha, in all undivided halt of four ares
of coffee. he advancing money for commencing
the operations. | only regret that it was not "en
hundred acres But this is only commandments.
regret mach my collie is not quite ripe enough
10 send YOU by This opportunity bat will be sure
To dn hv any that may offer. alter four or five
weeks from this. A the same time shall send
your >hcNs. &r. | have some now, bur wish
to 10 get better assortment. | send You few
newspapers in which Won will see that the lie
Judge of the Superior conri tor this County. |
truly ,rembe at the responsibility. and my IN
competency to the task. bn. they insist on my
acceptance thereof This wild make the law
books on sent me. aud those YOU promise yet to
send. of incaculable service
: It's proper tn observe, that some OF The pnhlica-
tip1s here referred TO. sent for the ''Liberia
Lyce"m,' of which BrStD!c, is a Leading
officer; ana it may be added, that if any persons
disposed To encourage either him or that
Institution in his most atlilabe e'T,rts for the
enlightenment Of The Colony, any useful practical
works they may forward Thy return OF the Salnca
or n,herwse) will be gratefully received, and
carefully disposed Of, agreeabv to the wishes off
the donors. We presume DR.. PRouDF,T, the Sc
rretary Of the New York City Colonization
Society. would take charge Of he Remittance
with great pleasure. Daily Aaceriser
md Patriot.