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

In tits town, Mr. Nicholas Mooney to Mrs Mary
Ward.
In Boston, Mr.. Richard E. Shortwell of New
castle, to Miss Sarah E. Spear of Boston.
In Wadoboro on Thursday morning last, by
Rev. d M. Mitchell Jonathan Newhall Esq. of
Washington, to Miss Margaret Yates, of Waldo
boro
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
DEDICATION.

The new Congregational Meeting House in
Wiscasset will by leave of Providence, be dedi-
Gated on this day May 9TH. Services to
commence at IL clock, A. NJ.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
LINCOLN ASSOCIATION.

The Quarterly Meeting of the Lincoln Associ
alton, will be held at Wiscasset, this day MAY
the 9TH, in connection with the services aboys
named.
BY direction of the Scribe of Association.
MAY 5, VIM L. MATHER,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
NOTICE.

I'm Consequence of an alteration in the arrival
n ofthe Western Mail, The Mail that goes EAST
will close at half past 8 o'clock A. M. The Mail
that goes WEST, will close at IIalfpast 9 o'clock,
P. M. r. EATON, P. M.
Post Office, Bath. April %, 1s4O 3w5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The Steam Ship "Great Western" arrived at
New York, on Sunday morning, and brings Lon
don dates to the 18th ult,
The British government are evidently intent
on pushing hostties against China, though
but in small majority when their policy was
discussed in the House of Commons
We think it may now be fairly presumed that
there will not be large import of foreign grain
or bread stuffs required in England before the
next harvest and that it is therefore fair to co
clude, that the depressed state of commerce in
that country will gradually pass away.
We nothing further of Importance, save
the following:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
PROPOSALS.

"7 ILL be received at the Seectmens office
w until the ninth of May, to continue the same
quality and construction of fence the east and
south side Of the burying ground--by the rod.
To single the old part Of the Aims House with
No 2 shingles-wih suitable cutters and conductors.
Bath April 25 1910. 2w5.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
AMERICAN BOUNDARY.

Sir R. Peel wished to know when the papers
which he had moved for relative to the american
Boundary would be laid on the table of the
House? If the floor of the foreign Office not
yet repaired. he hoped that the operation would
soon take place, SO that the returns might be
furnished with as little delay as possible
Lord J. Russell was understood to say that the
papers would be laid upon the table of the house
before the adjournment.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
NNhig Association.

There will be adjourned meeting of the Wing
Association on Friday evening next at 7 l2 clock.
VIM. II. WHITMAN, Sec'y.
May 9TH. 6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
The cold Foundry mt

TH1UESD4Y the 18th day Of May 1870 will be
H. sold at AUCTION on the premises at 3 O'clock
?. NJ. The old Foundry near the lower Steam
Mil in Bath with the land and privileges thereto
belonging.
Bath dprii % 1870 2,y5.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

1t is stated that Mr.. Crockett, member Of Con-
gress from Tennessee, is making arrangements to
visit Mexico in order to test the truth Of the story
that his father is confned in one Of the mines
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
A good Farm for Sale.

49,, THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm
eqp4,sslS near the Winnegancs Mills in Bath
SYb> containing about sixty .4cres of land /,
sgzssss consisting of moving. Tlllage and Wood
land, with many privileges on the shore of Boom.
age of logs, Fishing &c. Said Farm is in good or
der and produces the most profit considering the ex
pense of cultivation Of any in the vicinity. There
a number Of good building lots on said prem
ises which in request for house and shop lots,
for mechanics. Productive Real Estate in the vii
lage will be taken in payment. Also, to let, sew
eraI convenient dwelling houses. For further par
ticulars apply to N. WELD.
Bath April 49, US.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
Nett Wing gain in 60 Counties

The following Postscript from a Baltimore
correspondent, gives the latest intelligence we
have seen as to Delegates and Senators.
Postscript. Southern mail just in. 1-2 o.
clock. We have elected Preston (W.) in the
Greenbriar Senatorial District by 146 majority.
great triumph, and this ties the Senate.
In Nottowaycounty, the Loco Foco Sheriff has
given the returns to Fitzgerald IL. F} though
Booth (W) had a majority of two votes! This
is done in desperation. Mr. Booth will contest the
validity of the return and Gust Fitzgerald the first
day, if he will venture to take his seat Nothing
however, can defeat us now. We shall have a
majority in the House of Delegates, of at least
TEN, and we tie them in the Senate.
The State is now thoroughly redeemed
Wing Concentrating Counc-Wbg Legis-
lature! What more can we ask?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

The Atlas Of Tuesday morning gives Complete
returns of the POPULAR VOTE, in 81 Counties,
und the naortes in ~ others, VIII CHI stands as fol-
lows
Vans maj in 1886 27s7
Harrisons 1870 1867
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
PROGRESS OF THE CAUSE.
VIRGINIA REDEEMED.

"BRIeHT AND BRIGHrENINc. "-Richmond Eng.
The poor locos have been sadly disappointed
in the result of the cold dominion The Rich
mond Enquirer and the Washington Globe, and
the whole herd of loco foco papers claimed the
State as certain to go for Van Buren,, this spring
Now their tune is changed. The Richmond En-
quirer admits that the Wings have carried the
State by increased vote, but consoles its party
with the boast that merit fall they will retrieve
their fallen fortunes. So they said Of New York.
The locos here and elsewhere, are making many
loud assertions about the popular uote-but the
least they say about that, under present appear
ances, the better. We recommend to their seri-
GUS notice the following
REHABILITATION.
1910 1889.
Wing. Loco. Wing Loco.
"a Counties (full) 10000 16,4O3 13,085 ID, 236
Ia Counties (maj'ts) ESQ 270 2l1 1,742
-
2l,Ol6 1868 1896 1878
Van Buren's maj in &c counties in 1936,-2,682
Harrison maj in same in 1840,-4 ,343
NET WING GAIN AS ABOVE 1925
So much for the POPULAR VOTE. Now
LET us see how the Delegates stand.
So far as heard from, the House of Delegates
will stand as follows -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07

AT New York on Thursday, .April 30, Gvorite
Genesee sold for So Ia; Ohio, 50 Ia; and George
town, SIS.
At Philadelphia. April %. Pennsylvania flour was
$4'94 on the Delaware; and $4,s7 liz on Broad
street.
fit Richmond. April ~, $3.50 1892. with fair
demand.
At Charleston April 25, tiAing demand for
Howard street at $5,75.
1T Cincinnati, April "a, it was $2,s7 to 49,, 90;
and large quantities coming to market.
By comparison twill be seen tina. the prices dur
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-07
Better and Better.

"BOYS DO YOU HEAR THAT?"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
&fNfR of Maine.

In the year o. our Lord one thousand eight hundred
AN ACT suspcnding the operation OF an act enti-
tied "Act prohibiting the emission md circulation
of bank bills of small denomination and of Ger.
tain Others" and of the fourth section of an nc.
entitled ian Act further regulating banks and
banking
SECTION |. BE ii enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives in Legislature assembled !,
That the operation of an act entitled "an Act pro-
hibnng the emission and circulation of bank bills
OF small denomination, and certain others,'' APP
proved March nineteenth. eighteen hundred and
thirty six, and the fourth section Of an act, entitled
ian Act further regulating banks and banking" up
proved March 29lh eighteen hundred and hrty-six,
be suspended until the States of Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire shall prohibit the banks of those
States from issuing bills Of the denominations pro-
hibited in the above described acts.
SECT. 2. Be it further enacted, That Whenever
Massachusetts and New Hampshire shall PROHIBIT
the issuing of bills Of those denominations, the
Governor shall issue his proclamation promnigaiing
the fact, and thereupon the said laws shaii De re-
vived and continue in full force.
SECT g. BE it further enacted, nat ths Act
shall take effect from and after Its approval by the
Approved by the Governor. Oct %. 1910,
SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
Augusta, Oct %, 1910.
hereby certif that the above is true cory OF
Inc original in this otiicn.
''' PHILIP {. JOHNSON. see'y Of s,uts.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
DIE d..

In this town on Friday last, Mr.. John Farrin
aged "a years evolutionary pensioner.
9Th, David b. Durham, aged 43 years.
In Bristol, Col. JOHN HANLY He was an af-
fectionate Husband, u tender Father and kind
neighbour.
In Thomaston, on the Cd inst. Mrs. Isabel, wife
OF II. Prince, Esq. aged 60.
In Trinidad de Cuba Nov sth, Capt. Norton
P. Parsons of Westport, master of brig Crusoe
of Wseasset.
In this dispensaton the family and numerous
friends of the deceased are called 10 mourn the
loss of "a kind and affeconate husband and father,
firm friend and an honest man.
In Georgetown, Goth ult. Mrs. Susan, wife of
Capt. Roland Fisher, aged &c.
She fell in the bloom of life-in the hour of
falrest promlse-a victim to pulmonary consump-
ton but she complained not that death came too
soon. She traced her disease in its progress with
all the composure of christian philosopher In
her mind with the thought of death were assocat-
ed no gloomy apprehensons and when the fatal
moment came, she exhibited to her friends the
most consolatory evidence of her Savior's appro-
bltion and that with her to die was gain. BY
her death, her husband has lost prudent and
amiable conpanion-her children, an affectonate
mothcr-the church, one of its most distinguished
and promising nembers-and her neighbors kind
and much loved friend. Comm.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

T,iM far R"pe.-The trial of Moses
Go"dhne, for rape committed on the person
of his own daughter, was concluded at Sa-
lem on "Wednesday evening when the case
was given to the jury Yesterday morning
they came into cour, with verdict of "gulI-
ty of incest" whereupon the convict was
sentenced to fmenfy yrors Imprisonment in
the State Prison, which is the maximum
punishment, provided for the crime by the
Revised Statutes. Bos G0z.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
AllItlY ED.
ARRIVED.
Dec brig Frances Ellen, Dunlap Portland.
2 sch Consolation, Johnson, do
3 brig Sabine, Merrill. Boston
ARRIVALS. CLIARANcEs, &c.

Ar Mt Roston 9TH. sch Alkaline, Thomas, (of
Bath) Havana Oct 81. Stoke 2lst ull lat So 40
on,60 10 ship John Dunlap Choate, a DAYS from
Portland for Charleston and supplied with
provisions. The has experienced very bolster
Gus weather on the passage.
Also mr. brig Thomas and Edward (of Thomas
tony Robinson, Richmond
9Th, scls fremont, Burgess and Mechanic,
Wentworth, Bangor Retsey, Cough and Maria
Jane, Alley, Dresden Mary Ann, Bookings
Halinweil
5th, sch Boston, Donnell of and FIN Bath, with
lumber. dragged Anchors, went ashore near Hol-
brooks ship ward South Boston Point about high
water this morning and lies safe-wil be got off
after disg She carried away her foremost last
night of Cape Ann.
CD 9Th, brig Ceylon Trott, Bath
Ar at N Orleans 2lst ships European. Nc Lei
Ian and TaIleyrand, ilealey, Thomaston IL; Glas-
gov, Barker (of Bath) Philadelphia Oregon,
Gliddcn. Savannah.
Ar at Norfolk, 29th, sch Grccian, Long. Thorn
aston.
Ar at Baltimore sOth sch Ceylon, Deano. Bath
Ar ut Newport ID, sch Mo>ena, Perry, Gard-
ner for Sag harbor,
Gid at y York Sd ship Queen Victoria, Thomp-
aon, r. Orleans
Arat N Orleans ODD bark Florence Decker,
Bath, 20; brig Corinthian, Stone, do 90; Zea
land Coonbs Thomaston Elcy, Wall, do 20 I:
oil We Granch, Watts, do do
Cid Gath ship liavre, McKown. Havre Onta-
rio, James n, Liverpool ; Swanton, Heath, do
Adv European, Hlc Leilan and Talleyrand, Healy
Boston, with despatch.
FIR at Gloucester 9TH, Cherub, Kennebec; John
Brooks, dn.
A, Pr Petre, Caud. 18th nit sch Boston of Gar
diner for Wilmington, C days.
At St Thomas 9th ut ship Globe, Oliver, for
n O,eans, via Turks Island, 10; brig John,
Coombs, I'm Guadaoupe, do LewoIlyn, Adams,
fin Martinique, for Wilmington, N C.
Sid i'm N York oh ship Queen Victoria, Thomp-
son, fr N Orleans
.at n Orleans 25th ships Amazon, Richardson,
disch'g; Byron, Shaw, fr Liverpool; DeIeware,
Paiten. for Natchez; France. Marshall, fr Glas-
Cow; Glasgow, Barker,tt or cb; Lagrange, Thomp-
son, djsch'e; North Carolina, Drummond # or oh;
New England. Lowell. disch'g; Palestine, Lit
liofcid, do; pI tina, Duncan. do; Sheffield Por-
ter. ir Liverpool; Vile de Paris, Trott, dsch'g.
SPOKEN.
Hay ~, Ia, % 50, Ion 81 80, ship Charles, Cor
ham, y Orleans for Marseliles.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
WOOD SOCIETY,

TIE contributors to the Bath Wood Society
are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the
socioytor chuice oi off ers, and the transaction of
such other business us may come before them, will
take place at the t"wn Clerks office on Monday the
14ih inst al O'Clock =. N. A general attendance
j. requested, that tho best means Of promoting the
benevolent objects Of the society may he adopted.
BY order of the Executive Committee,
WM. Low, Chairman,
Bath Dec 9th IS4n lw37
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
GRAVE STONES.

y DEL CLARK, Jr., u Co, of HaIowell here.
oD by informs the inhabitants of Bath, and Vi
cinity, that they have resumed the Stone Cutting
business formerly pursued by Joel Clark. Jr., and
have taken stand, on Slanilord's Wharf, near the
Town Landing, where may he found good as.
sortment of Dover New York. White Marble, and
Slate GRAVE STONES, of all sizes and Of everv
variety of pattern, including Tomb Tables, and
Monuments of all descriptions. Having mnde
to be constantly supplied with the
best of Stock, all orders in their line of business,
will be executed with punctuality and Dispatch
Mr.. Charles Clapp, Jr., of Bath is our authorized
Agent, to whom application may be made, and
will give any information necessary, in relation 10
the business. JOEL CLARK, Jr., & Co.
Hallowell, Oct. 29fh, 1910. Iv31.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

iEPCOUGHS, COLDS, SPLITTING BLOOD.
and all Pulmonary complaints cured.
BosToN, Aug ID, 1870. hereby certify that
within "A few years past have had several friends
who have been subject 10 coughs, colds and pulmo-
nary complaints, and have also been fcry much
troubled with cough myself young man who
is agent Tor at New York, fell from the cars on
the Boston and Worcester Railroad about four
years since while they were running at the rate Of
fifteen miles per hour, and received serious nju-
ry, which caused him to bleed nwardly, daily, for
year. After much persuasion. induced him to
try Mrs Gardeners Indian Balsam Of Liverwort.
He used or 10 bottles. which entirely cured him;
he is now as well as He think nothing but
this Balsam could have saved his life. therefore,
from experience, cheeyay recommend it to my
friends and the public, for coughs, colds, and all
pulmonary complaints, raising Of Blood, &c. I, is
prepared and for sale by VIM Brown, Chemist, 4Sl
Washington st. Boston, WI. F. H4RNDEN,
Conductor of Harnden's Express from Boston to
New York.
Price SO cts For sale in Bath, by E. WOOD.
2Ow35 Central Wharf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

THE Ex-KING OF HOLLAND. 1t is sta
ted that the personal fortune of William,
Ex-King of Holland, is estimated at l60,-
600, 900 Of francs, end the deficit which
he has left in the public finances at from
10000, 900 to 100, 600, 900 of forms!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

LADIES COMPANION, for December, is on our
ole, and rich number it is truly. The contri-
Ntions are refreshing The embellishments of
ais number are, an apt and elegant engraving en-
4'led the young destructive" four figures of
Winter fashions and two pages of Music. T. Ea-
on, agent-Terms 60
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

VERY SINGULAR. BUT TRuE.-ln sing e
century four thousand millions of human
beings appear on the face of the earth
act their busy parts, and sink into lis peace
full BOSOM
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

1t is believed that Mr.. Van Buren, will
leave the Government in debt something
like $40, 100000.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

Queen Victoria has engaged nurse a
the rate of $500 for the first month, ano
;fl per day thereafter
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

Sch Mary and Polly. from Richmond Me. Tor
Boston with hay, is ashore high up on the flats S
" of Thompson's Isalnd. One two eastern
schrs ashore in Boston harbor
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

Charles Mcclure ". b. has been
elected Representative to Congress tlom
the Cumberland District in Pennsylvania,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the de-
cease of William S. Ramsey.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

NENUlNE BUFFALO OIL. TIE HAIR!
GW THE HAIR! The Hair!!! The greatest
ornament to the human body is splendid head Of
Hair. 1t has recently been discovered that the
genuine Buffalo Oil is sovereign remedy for bald
ness, prevents the hair from coming off, promotes
the growth. continues the 'uxurance, and improves
the beauty. II is far superior to any other animal
or vegetable Oil, and in cnse of fever, where tho
hair becomes dry and begins to fall off there is no
Application more efectua in restoring it's beauty
and rendering it IN healthy state. 1t is put up at
low price, (37 l2 cts) that all classes can bavo
access 10 it, None genuine unless put up in fiat
bottles with "llair OIL impressed in the glass.
Also, to prevent imposition, twill be signed by the
proprietor, w N. BROWN, 4Sl Washington, cor
ner of Elliot street, Eoston.
Also, copyright for the Direction has bees
taken out.
For Sale in Bath, by E. WOOD,
3m35 Central Wharf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

z EPHRAIM WILDES, of Bath, in oonsdera-
III ton of the services rendered to me by my son
ZlNA WiLDES, now in his eighteenth year. and
One Hundred Dollars, To be paid to Inc by him +,
when he arrives at the age of twenty one years, d."
hereby ronuqusII aud quit to said Una all my right
to his further scrvi 'cs earnings-hereby author
ising INN, witl.out my Intervention, 10 trade for
himself To make his own contracs,an do business
in his own name,-noi holding myself responsible
for the payment Of his debts or the ufmcnt of his
contracts.
EPHRAIM WILDES.
Witness Nath'l Groton.
Dated al Bath, Nov. 81, 1240.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
NJ ARRIED.

In Woolwich on the oath ult. by the Rev Mr..
Goss, Mr.. Gideon Green Stnson 10 Miss Martha
Ann, only daughter of Samuel H. Fullerton Esq.
both Of Woolwicb.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DRY GOODS &c.
II. L. SNOW, FRONT ST. See advertisement
A. b. ROBINSON, FRONT STREET.
HOLMES q MATHEWS, FRONT STREET.
PALMER d LEDYARD, FROM ST.
DANIEL MARSTON, FRONT ST.
JAMES OLIVER, From STREET.
ALONZO PARSONS, HoDGKINs WHARF.
w. GOODS s. GROCERIES,.
HOLMES d MATTHEWS, FRONT STREET.
ID. Y. KENDALL, FRONT ST See adv.
J. d J. ROBINSON, WATER ST. See adv.
ID. g. MAGOUN, HoDGKINs WHARF.
CHARLES CLAPP Jr. Stanfords Wharf,
X. 2. MORSE, FRONT ST. See advertseme Mt
/. +. DONNELL, .6gt. No 2, Pierccs Book.
OTIS KIMBALL, ROGERS Block, No d.
b. c. BAILEY, STINsoN's WHARF
DENNY KELLY, FRONT STREET
AUCTEssNEER.
M. F. GANNETT-AUcTIoNEE Centre st. 8.
MATHEMATICS & JEWELLERS.
JOHN HAYDEN, FRONT ST.
HENRY c. DONNELL, Front ST.
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
F. A. DONNELL, FRONT ST. See adv.
CONFECTIONARY.
i. 5. BOWLES, FRoNT ST. See adv
This list is to be continued and additions made
as fast as we find them out
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
STE A MD

TENI1E Sagadahock Ferry Boat having been put
a in complete repairfor Winter, will commence
running on Monday next.
OTIS KlMBALL, Agent.
Doc 9th 1910. 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
TOWN LOAN.

FENllE Treasurer will receive proposals for loan
4 Of $4,000 payahe in 5 equal annual Inslalments
with interest annually, until The Goth inst. Persons
disposed 10 contract for the whole part of the
above sum, not less than 500 will please hand in
their proposals stating the amount aud rate by that
dav. CUSHING ALLEN, Treasurer
Bath Dec Cd 1c40 3wl6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
NOTICE.,

Bath Dec 9th 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
q q q q y q q

vNNANS EANuLE APHRlE.Nf ILLS are pur
IL ly-vccctahlc. ocuposed wrh the Sirctest pree
iun of scicncc and of art, they never rsoduco us urcs
anil are warranted ~ cure the tnllowing Diseases which
arse from impurities OF the blood. viz-Apople,y
Bilious affections. Coughs. Colds. liberated sore throat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma, Cholera. Liver Complaints
diseases OF the krlteys ond Bladder. Affections pecu
liar To icoa.cs. and all those diseases of whaisoeve,
ki'd, To which human tatsre is subject. where the
s,ouach is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. e. COLDS. Nervou.
diseases. liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious Diseases
piles. ulcers, fesnule weakness. aud all cases of hypo-
ehondriscism. low spirits. FalPinsron Of che heart. ner-
vous irriiabiliy. ncrvous weakness. ncer albus seminal
weakness. Indigestion. loss Of appetite. heartburn. gen
sral debility. bodily weakness. chlou~is or green sick
less, natulcncy. hysrerVs, Ssntngs. mysteries. head
,chcs, hiccup. sea sickness. night mare, rheumatism.
rihma. tic doulourcux, cramP. ~sposmodic affections.
md those who are victims TO that most circulating
l~horisr. Govr. will find rslief ffom their suiieritgs by
a curse Of DR.. Evuns' Ssodicse.
Beware Of CoaRterfsiiS|CAvrsoS: BE particular
in purchasing to see that the label OF this Medicine
contains a notice of its entry according 10 Act II Con
-ress. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
Chstianr street. Ncw-York, or from The REGU.
AR AGENTS. VIM LIKING, Wkc,iiHg.
nov sS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGERS OFFICE,
Wheeling Va. March Ilth, 1910.
AlcHandr a, II, drawn At Alexandria. March lG, Is 10:
90 3 ~ l5 ~ II 81 IS Is 10
Lowest prize So.
NonongaIin, Claws s. draws ai Alo1nndrir. March II.
40 sc ) 81 70 30 IL 30 65 81 36 %
Lowest prize $40.
Town Hall class 4, drawn ai Baltimore. March IL.
% 81 III 65 - IS II IS 81 sc So Sc
Lowest prize IS.
class 10, drawn AZ Al"1amlria. March Q
l IL 81 % 30 81 g. 81 Is a. Ii 90 "a
I~ecsIurg Academy, Class 2. drawn at Alexandra
March 7th, 1910.
10 70 81 81 10 % Is 80 81 Is 30 Is -
Lowest prize $40.
Maryland State, Class =. Drawn at Bilisnorc. March
4ih. 1910.
35 ) 20 &c : - 46 66 ~ 2j II ~
Alexandra Lottery. Class 9, drawn at Alcxsndria.
March 2nd. 1919.
81 10 &c 8 Sc - 60 81 81 . ~ Is
lowest pr4c IS.
u IS - a small capital sold at The Manager,
Office.
wcllsbury Lottery, Class ., drawn Tcb. %. 1910. at
Alexandra.
- - 25 , 46 % II - 80 GO III - 81
Tickets having one num!cr ONLY $40.
- i6 g. $50, Is held by n gentleman of Wheel
ing.
. Pe',r1nvg ,. drawn Is Feb, g. Is IS 100000
vas sent 20 Hartford Connecticut