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MT OTfCE.-The subscribers having been appoint
~ ed Trustees for the benefit of the creditors of Al
exander Gaddess and Henry c. Bentees, in their CO.
partnership and individual capacities, by Deeds of
Tru t. dated the 10th inst hereby notify all parties in
debted to said Gaddess Benteen, either of them to
make payment the subscrioers-and all to whom said
Gaddess il Benteen, Stner of them indebted to
present their claims duly authenticated to Us.
VIM. J. WARD, lr
no 20-d4t VIM A. TALBOT, { 1fusees
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MANUAL LABOR SJHOOL.

A Y A MEETING of the Board of Directors of
n the Baltimore Manual Labor School for INDECENT
Boys, held the 18th instant, it Resolved, that
Public Meeting be called in furherance of the objects
this Institution. In accordance herewith,
NOTICE is hereby given that Public Meeting of the
citizens generally, favorable TO the successful establish
men of this humane and charitable institution, will
held ut the Baptist Church, (ev. Mr.. HiI's) Sharp
on MONDAY EVENING next, 3uIh inst. The chair
to be taken O'Clock precisely Several addresses
will he delivered on the occasion.
w. w. HANDY, President.
WM P. STEWART Secretary.
Baltimore. Nov o. 1870 APRsC
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SITUATION WANTED.
Va, NJ ~ okarLr IN, Graz,

HEY Young Man. as an assistant clerk i'll Grocery,
NJ Flour, Commission Sere, ar-keeper or any other
situation wheF he could make himself useful to his
employer. Good recommendations viii be given in
regard to character, &c. Apply To
LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
No. West Fayeue Street, basement story of Baruum's
City Hote GeheEal intelligence, ASeRcy, and Brokers
Ofsce Old Establishment.
&c Id4t
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MHTAATED, ~ an experienced farmer and gard
w ner-A small Farm, or extensive garden, tor
the purpose Of rearing seeds, and also fruits and vegeta
bies fOr the Baltimore market. Any person having such
pa 10 rent, with the privilege II purchasing the
eut oftwcive months, viii please address a Ane 70 y.
+. at the Office ri the American Farmer
10 IL cad
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NEWSPAPER EsTA BLISH MSNT FOR
SALE,

TEVHE printing materials and subscription list of the
4 GO Daily Evening Gazette. - which was established
for the purpose of advocating the election of the Wing
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, are
offered for sale At period within the last eight
itself Tor The establishment of new paper in the ci of
Baltimore, as present, and the terms which the
Gazette will be sold render il object TO man of
enterprise. Apply the Office ofthe Gazette, mango
place nc
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CANFIELD y BKOTHER,

UOTner OF BaItlnlOTt and UhaTts sUeeLs
q addition their already large assortment daily
n receiving supplies OF goods in their line, such
'sHarrison and other makers-"god anchor levers -
'sgod epines and vertical Watches; silver lever, sill
yer English, and common silver Watches; gold Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS ana Seals; gold Ear
Rings; PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold Pencil
Gases; THiMBLES; Miniature CASES and every va
rety OF JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE of all
kinds; Lamps and Chronicles; gilt aabaser and ebony
CLOCKS Music BONES; German silver SPOONS
and FORKS.
Aiso-MlLITARY GOODS, such as-SWoRDs,
EPAULETrES, PLUMES, SASHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line 'Roger's' fine CUTLERY,
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
makers-with n great variety of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the country trade. All of which will be sold
reduced prices and on pleasing terms at wholesale OF
retail. Country merchants invited to call Oc
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SOUTH AMERICA.

REVOLUTION IN New GRENADA,-It is but
\ few wears since the old Republic of Colombia
broke into three pieces, which are now the Re-
publics of VencZula, New Grenada, and Ecua-
DOR 1t will be seen by the annexed letters, that
New Grenada has been subdIvided,-but into
how many fractions is not yet known. The
process as in the former case, was Revolution.
This, in the South American Republics, is the
remedy for all diseases.
MARAcAIBo, Doth October, $40.
| am sorry to say we received very pad news
this day from Cucuta-the different provinces
of Pamplona, Tunja, Socorro, &c had stimuli
taneously declared themselves independent
States. In the neighorhood OF the latter the
government troops fought twice with the rebels,
and on both occasions were defeated. Many
were killed on both sides, but the number we
know not What opinion will be formed in TO-
reign countries of such conduct, is easily to be
conceived; and If the people will speculate IN
South American stock, they will almost deserve
to lose their money
In Venezuela l am happy to state we are per-
fectly quiet, with every prospect OF remaining
SO; but with the example of what has occurred
in New Grenada, what confidence can be enter
tanned? The government of this State has no
Strength, either moral physical, to defend
itself, should any BLACKBOARD rise in opposition.
pray that nothing may oscur to disturb her in
her present hourishing and increasing prosperity,
which is greater than ever anticipated
MARAcADo, Oct. 10Th, 1910.
Business at present is very dull with us, and
all kind Of produce scarce and high. The Fro
vince of Pamplona and several others in New
Grenada have revolutionized and disowned the
present Government. This news has created
Considerable excitement here, and will cut oil
considerably supplies of produce from that
quarter Nearly the whole OF that unfortunate
country is at present in state of civil war, and
and the Government without the necessary
means to quell the sturbance.-Jo,unal Of
Commerce.
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}. T. WATSON.
IMPROVED WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE
MINING ESTABLISHMENT.

IMPitOh Eli hlfb w EsAN INV NV SA41'A
NAMING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. Sc South CALVERT STREET, BALTIMonE,
EME would particularly inform those who buy HO-
If VEN WIRE aud SLEEVES to sell, that II would
be much 10 their adv 3nage to call on him before puI
chasing elsewhere. He also manufactures heavy Twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark I;atchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book Ises, Windows, &c; bTd
Cages, Rat and Mouse Traps, sc. &c. oe2-act
e ENVLY INSPECTED HERAlAGS.-JoO u'irrsfs
! g Sszquehanna Herrngs, of superior quaAly now III
speeding. For sale low from the wharf
SELLMAH * CROOK,
corner of South * Pratt stS.
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MAKE READY FOR WINTER.

ER All persons wishing to make comfortable ar
rangemans or The approaching Winter, by procuring
good Beds, Pillows, Mattresses Comforts &c viii do
well TO call at the Bedding Mari before they urcnase,
they cannot fail to be suited, from the Ready Made
Goods viii The subscriber has, and always keeps on
hand and will be seid very low for cash BY immediate
apphcatoc at the Bedding Mart, NV. s s. w. cor.
Hcrs osLombard and Light SIS. nl7 DIFF
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PERPETUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
ERASC7s II. SMITH, AGENT OF THE
n FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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STONE WARE.
xIlE eIInSE.nIuxc haua q

TNyaE SUBSCRIBERS have associated theni-
IL selves in copartnership for the purpose of manu-
THEREON & MORTON, at the old stand, Pitt street,
adjoining Hartford Run.
4 large supply will be always kept on hand efa very
superior quality They wills still continue nsanufac-
lure the PERCOLATING FILTERS, so well knswn as
the best purifiers Of water invented. They hope BY
strict attention TO business to merit share Of public pa
>tronage. =. w. BROTHkRTOn, .ir-
JUSTUE MORTON, ~
BALTIC. July 9Th 1870 az ,'Hs &
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II II nv Al.


y ICHARD DUVALL respectfully informs his
= friends and the public generally that he has RET
moved To No. 21O BALTIMORE STREET, fve Doors
West OF his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street, where he has hand and shall continue to keep
"A larle. and choice selection e. CARPET1NG, &c.-
CONSISTING OF super Velvet, SaXony, Brussels imperial
threeply super and fine Ingram and Venetian CaTpeung
with Rugs to match Floor Oil Clats, Fancy and Plain
Floor Baizes, Table and Piano Covers, and all ether
articles pertaining To the Rade of the goods
this fall mpnraiion new and choice patterns, selected
expressly for the e trade. and will be sold as cheap,
and on as favorable the same can be purchased
of any house n this city, Philadelphia New York;
Gs3IPersons wishing 10 supply themselves with an
Articles in his line requested tn give him call before
making thir "clectiOns. DIT au ~
S,OMETHING NiEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
= the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 5000 Cards per Hour, at NURPHY'S GEN.
ER.fL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No 40
Market street, few doors below the Bank OF Baltl-
more. The undersigned DESTROYS OF afordlng the clt-
gems of Baltimore the facilities that are enjoyed III
other cities, has, very great expense Procared one
OF those beautiful Presses, which, from ITS
is capable printing greater number OF cards IN gi-
time, than any oiher
NV assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, sc.
comprises every variety east in this country To which
evsrv new syle of letter will Immediately be added,and
no pains or expense spared 10 furnish customers wiki
neat article. at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed in
The neatest manner, at very moderate prices.
oo6 81 JOHN MURPHY.
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WANTED.
NITTATION MANTEn.

HpY ayouRg man from the Northern States Cook
hD Keeper assistant Clerk in i whoe-al or retail
able situation where he could make himself useful
his employer. The very best of references viii be
IN regard 10 character, sc. Apply 10
LEWIS SCOTTI'S
General intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Ofioe
MOP West Fayette street, basement OF Barnum's City
Hotel Sc -
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A SITUATION d Teacher wanted, by Il young
"A man, from Portsmouth, Col!ege) who has had
two years experience in the business OF teaching.
situation in a private family or an Academy in or near
the city, would be preferred Enquire at the 'Genera
Intelligence CTi,e! address " NJ. N. h. through
80 said Office sla HE promptly attended 70. %
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u 10 4 ANA4sr1J
ENT ANTED-Gmmediaely at l.. F. sCpTIPs
w intelligence and Agency Office No. w. Fay
sue street. easement Of Barnnm's City Hotel, Clerks,
Book-keepers, Pouers, Waters, COachmen, Labofers
Chamber-r.aids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, &c
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TWyEKE INTEREST OF ALL. A person wisiz
Il ing to purchase Beds, Bolsefs, Pillows, Mattresses
Cots, omfors, &c, viii find il sreayto their interes
Of Lombard and Ligh streets, where they VIII fnd te
most extensive assor,nestih the uhion, which viii b
on the most reasonable terms, vi cd
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NN ANTED INIMEDIATELi---A Teacher
w togo To the country, about - miles from the
civ TO teach the common rudments OF the English
Language, for which a46era salary will be gwen. APP
,ly To LEWIS F. SCOTTl, 2 West Fayette ST. base
inrDt CITY Hoiel. no
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ND commodated with board and lodging reasonable
TERMS in central and business part of the city,
the principal Hotels. Apply at This office. OH or
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BEAR CREEK HOTEL-(North Point.)
YEyFiE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
N the public that he has, for the FUTURE taken me saia
HOTEL under his entire management, and there shall
be exert0ns spared his part 70 render the Place
worthy of public patronage
sep HENRY T. HoUCK.
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NOR SALE-A Servant Boy, is years old last Fe
bruary, having Ia years TO serve from that time
He was raised in the country and is very smart asd ac
tive, and good waiter For other PARTICULARS apply
to LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office, No. 9 West Fave -e street M
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a AME BAGS, POWDER FLAsKs, and SHOT
" POUCHES,gin great variety, just opened at
CANFIELD & BROTHERS.,
nos cor Market & Charles ats.
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HH ERIslNCsS-l000 bbS Susquehanna and POto-
II IL mac HcYrings, of late inspection and superior
ualay for sale by SELLMAN & CROOK,
dnf6 gorner of South d Pratt streets.
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MARCUS DENISON,

> BALTfM0RE 81.
HNAS JUST RECEIVED-EStra superior Rochester
White Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOPS; Vel
vet CORKS English and American Sporting POWDER
Bleached Winter Sperm OIL; Loaf SUGAR; syrup; We
~ choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe sEGARs,
which, with our usual Supply Of Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES and LII
QUORS, are for safe at fioderale prices. OILS
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FOR SALE.

NAy e continue TO manufacture and have for sale a
Wv very general assortment of PERFUMERY, Toll
LET and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, sc, pre-
pared from the best materials. and pat up in handsome
STYLE to which we ask the attention of persons visit
ing this city for the purpose Of procuring their tall goods
In addition to The above. we have French, German
and English PERFlMERY, all of which we offer on
the most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully rel
ceved and goods carefully packed with the greatestdes
match J. O. N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. IS Cay ST., east of High,
and DOL Baltimore ST.,
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n OG CABIN PRINTS-WILL0W SLEIGH
~ BASKETS, received and for sale by
DUKEHART & Co.
nov % 1914 Bait ST.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

The New York Even
ing Post, (Loco) having published the in
famous lie which was forged by some maIig-
nant wretch, that Gen. Harrison voted to
sell poor white men into slavery for debt,
magnanimonsly publishes the following re-
cantaiion. We commend it to the attention
of those publlsers who have published the
same falsehood.
"A letter of Gen Harrisons has been
lately published, from which it appears that
in our remarks on the subject of his attempt
to introduce white slavery into the State
of Ohio, we did him some unintentional
injustice. The letter is dated Dec. ID,
1921, and appears to have been drawn
forth by newspaper attack upon his
course in the Legislature relative to the
same law. We are gladto see that accord
ing TO Gen. Har,ison's explanation of the
mailer, neither he nor The gentleman uho 10
ted aoith him 'oere IN favor Of selling human
beings for cipiI debts
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
THE NaiEg NnRLDs

Tic largest ard most elegant weekly
newspaper in the world This beautiful
sheet, though commenced only in October
last, already attained an immense citcula-
ton, and been established on secure
basis Of prosperity. In politics it is iai,l,~
fully neutral /; and being intended for "our
conniry-our whole country" il is free
from all sectional bias. II presents
thorough and most copions digest OF ali
the news of the day. aud in its literary.
scientific, statistical, musical, dramatic and
fashionable departments, il is more full and
comprehensive Than any journal in the
country. it is wholly undefiIed by the
neisome metropolitan police reports, which
render some Of our ci,y journals so obipc-
tionabie. In its ample columns all the
best and freshest periodical literature Of
the day, both American and British il en-
braced
Our connections in England are Of such
nature that all the most recent journals.
magazines and books are placed, with all
possible p:omp,itude. in our possession.
Already have we given to the American
public the first edition Of the new works by
Knowles, Bulwer and Moore, and we shall
be enabled to present them, with similar
despatch, the works Of Dickinson. In
furnishing literature at price so low, we
do not neg lect the news and graver topics
of the day. Every subject not detrimental
and good taste, that fills within the sphere
of newspaper is embraced in our plan
Ptice Of "THE New WORLD" So per
annum, payable in advance. Two copies
will be'sent for IS, to any part of the coun.
try.
All letters relating TO the editorial de-
partment of The New World, to be adj
dressed TO the Editor, PARK BENJAMIN
those for the publisher, to
J. WINCHESTER
No. % Ann street, New York.
STATE OF MAINE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
IMPORTANCE OF CORRECT
PUNCTUATION.

The contract for Lighting the town of
Liverpool, during the year 1910, was
thrown void by the misplacing of Il comma
IN the Observation-Disclosures: 1.-The lamps
at present are about 1850, and have in
general two spouts each, composed of not
less than twenty threads Of cotton" The
contractor would have proceeded to furnish
each lamp with the said twenty threads;
but this being but ,halfthe usual quantity ,
the commissioners discovered that. the DIFF
ference arose from the comma following in
stead Of preceding the word sach. The
parties agreed to .annul the contract. and
new one was ordered.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

And thus it ever is along
Life varied path,
This WEAKNESS forevermore
The spirit hath.
For as a veil from beauty soon
The fres hness falls,
Grief grief, and tears! and then, alas,
How pleasure pals!
II.
And lcafy Natures voices low
And manifold,
Do stir the untutored senses Ii Ike
Some charm of old.
Grief at the heart and on the ear
While passions urge,
Those voices soft UNDECIDED come
Or beat dirge.
So do the hearts fine pulses beat,
When life is young
And glad, with Natures every throb,-
But when all wrung
With dark, dread thoughts, and shadows
Our darksome lot,
1t turns thus YEARLY within,
And needs them not.
".
Oh! little matters it, ween,
Iffancied all
The woes that DER the spirit throw
Their whitening thrall
For as from real, so Hope fees
From fancied sorrow,
And ali Lies ills do half their sting
From fancy borrow.
V.
And it is we'll each earthly bliss
Doth fade away,
And death alone, the rest with God
Can lull for aye.
So learneth man the lesson writ
Lifes pages DER,
"Look up! be strong! and heayenward striv,
Forevermore!'
And when the flesh hath lost its bloom,
And Wondered long,
The soul shall glory mid the bow'B
Of heavenly song
How yearns the spirit rudely stricken
In LIES fierce jars,
To sink to rest where "God is Love-
Beyond the stars!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
POETRY.
Original.
THE LESSON OFF LIFE.
TO THE WRITER OF WHAT roLLowETH.
Origin I'll

at is the Sabbath eve--Warm like SPRING
The wind sleeps, and no sound comes save that
of the rain dropping softly. 1t breaks the still
ness like low sweet music Many times have l
forgot myself -grlish griefs, i'm listening to il
in days that past Can it lull to night? Nay,
the soul is touched, not tenderly, but rude ly
touched ,-e each chord is strained till it quivers
and breathes low, mournful sounds,and the painful
workings within whisper that Death alone, the rest
that is found in the bosom of God only, would
lull to night"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
WHO ARE YOUNG MEN?

Some doubt is occasionally entertained,
in cases of call Of meeting of "Youne
Men, for any political or social purpose,
as to who are really included nthat class.
The doubt is removed, and the question
settled, by the Winchester Republican. -
According to ,ha, paper, the term Young
Men embraces married men under the ngt
Of SS and al! un,naIElsd n,es.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
Notice to Lsanber-DeaIcrs.

7T1NHE subscriber having been for twenty years
IL constantly engaged IN working Lumber, and
for five years legally qualified in the art of Survey
ing. continues to offer his services as above. Fla
yars gsateiny saoeived, and puncually attended to
by SAMUEL EAMES. !Saypeypv Of LambeY.
Both, July "a, 1900 .lyR
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STATE OF MAINE.
By THE GOVERNOR.
"A rOcl a nm alton.

For Day Of Pubic Humiliation Testing
and Prayer.
When we reject upon the goodness Of
God, and our own unworhiness--a Fathers
untiring benevolcnce, and our ingratitude
the reasonableness of his commands. and
our dIsnbedience-ths gift of his son for
our Salvation, and our neglect Of the in
strncton Of the Gospel-the distinguished
privileges which as a community we enjoy,
and our forgetfulness ofthe love which con.
ferred them, we see abundant cause. for
bowling before the Mercy Seat and in bu.
mlity, and deep con,rilion OF heart suppit-
eating Divine forgiveness.
AT the opening of the season also, when
about preparing to cast the seed into the
ground. and to enter anew upon the favor
ed enterprises of another year, we are forci-
bly, reminded ofour dependence upon the
Providence ofGod, and are adn,onished to
look up to him for that blessing, without
which the efforts of man are utterly in vain.
With these views therefore, and in ac-
cordance with tune honored and halowei
custom. originating with our Pilgrim FAITH
ers, | have appointed, by the advice of the
Council, THURSDAY the nnth day of April
next, as a day for public nuErL,arioN,
FASTING AND PRAYER. And the people of
this State are requested to spend the day
IN such religious services as they NAV deem
suitable to the occasion, abs,aiuing from
all recreation and labor inconsistent there
with
Done at the Council Chamber this second
day of March in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and forty, and ia tho
sixty fourth year of the Independence 6f
the United States of America.
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
BY the Governor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19


lHE OPINION OF ONE COMPETENT To
JUDGE RIGHTLY In a published letter, Of
the 2n:h inst Gen. Isaac Hodsdon. the
Commanding General of the las, winters
expedition of this State upon the Aross~,
took, thus unreservedly speaks of the Az
mlnistra'lon Of orr State affairs No that
quarter
Il was preparedio hear from my friend
Cary and all politicians Of similar eaiidre.
the worst epithrts and denuncia,tons tina,
the political nomenclature contains. be.
cause, / am so very unfortunate az 20 be-
lieve, that the administration of the affairs
OF this State, upon the .Aroosioak, for tho
last thirteen months, hive been the wors,
that they could have been, and destructive
4 10 the honor aud the interest Of iha State,
aud have hecn such as shnnld consign the
movers and advisers ,nthe political execfa-
ton Of all honest men Of every political
party"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

*Fhis is a mistake. He was born in the
town Of Bristol, at the old Fort on PEN
msan'd Font Ed Of Telegraph.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
BY the Governor.
PHILIP G. JOHNSON, Sec'y of State.

Hon. 10 Wake and Lose Friends. -To.,
may win friend by doing him service;
but, in nine cases out often, yougwill prob
ably lose him again, if you require him to
do YOU one.