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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12

u The locos contend that Gen. HARRISON is
no "hero" because he did not, in his numerous
battles. sacrifice so many hres in accomplishing
his splendid victories, Gen. Jackson did at
Talapoosn, New Orleans and elsewhere
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
FOR SALE OR TO LET,

A STORE at Hunnewell's Point, possessing
IA many advantages. to persons wishing to pur-
chase lease. Call on Capt. VIM Petlengiil ofBath
or the subscriber at Hunnewell's Point.
E. d. CHAPEL.
March 1910. 3w50T
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
N<DgEEE.


FEvllE subscriber 0ua.d nirm the ci'izens IF
II Bath and vicinity ibat he Las removed 10 tins
place and has taken the shop formerly occupied bY
Michael Hogan opposite MIR. Wiard Wa ker's
Stove Manuiactry, where he propnses carving On
the House Jonrg business IN all lis branches pre-
paraory to huilding.-t;uch window ftamts,
81 hes, blinds and all kinds # work which can he
done in the shop, and he would inform the public
that he is ready 70 CONTRACT for the erection "
ana building Of " cod, Brici. or Stone any part
OF tho same and he pledges himself that lie will
do his utmost endcavnnr in perform ara contract
days labor in bis business the SAT-. taction q
his employees
He would also take This method IF Informing
those who may erect Brick or Stone buildings, that
he is we'll acquainted iih the Safing business and
promises to do it in as faithful and worknanke
! manner as can be done by any other.
| lie has also hand about 1900 Lights
Q hy ID, 9 by 10, by II, . by II, by 10 and by
| 9 window sashes # the best materials and good
workmanship, aud lie will sell them Cheap as
others.
Also on hand large lot Of good End hand win.
dow blinds, some nearly good as new IF various
sizes ready for use
Also superior set Of Pump tools one year old Of
about 20 pieces Of the most approved pattern, man
ufacfed Of the best Cast Steel, together with tools
for making the splicing IF pumps and .9queduct logs
in the best manner, winch he will sell cheap Or
will furnish pumps 10 any that may want, as
cheap and as good as others.
Also on hand pastering Hair in any quantity at
| the lowest cash price. A. &. R.3Y.MOND.
Bath, Mach 4th, 1910. 3wl9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12

The Governor of Massachusetts has appointed
Thursday, the End of April, to be observed as
day ofpublc humiliation. fasting, and prayer
And Gov. Fairfield has appon ted, Thursday, A
pril for the same purpose.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
TO SELL Or TO LET.

VNNHE Store situated on Water Street ono door
"a north of jeremiah Robinson Esq A good
Stand for tradcsman mechanic Inquire Of
..I. ... WIN o. TRUFANT.
P"+A March 1910. f50.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
TOWN MEETING.

IN MERE will be town Meeting, at the Town
~s, Hall, on Monday the 10Th o. March, inst, at 10
o. clock in the forenoon, for the choice of l own
Officers and the transaction of town business
Bath, March 7, 1910. lw50.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12

3Be Mrs. Esther Longley of Green, has pre-
scented Gov. Fairfield with big Cheese weigh
ing 287 pounds She had better have divided it
among the Corps editorial per CAPITA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12

In Haowell, on Thursday morning last, DR.
GEORGE FL CLARKE, aged % years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-12
FOR SALE.

a LOW Deck Brig of about go tons burthet.
IA now laying at Miller's WHAT in Wscasse2
SAID brig is 81 feet in, length over the deck % T.
feet beam feet inches deep in the hold, is cope
spiked and completely fastened IN every respect
For further particulars enquire Of Brooks s. Stone
of Wiscasset or of the subscriber at his house in
.dlna. JOSEPH LAlFEN.
Feb. llth, 1910. 6w47.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

M2sT Wo Hnla CURE performed by Doctor
My %ss s for s six sss
eye great that white Of his eyes
Were like SCARLET and tor the most part Of the time he could no,
hun IN the Eye for egh, months" he was discharged
used without any good effect '"'H'
e &. to s Of h Of D ans Es
he IS now restored to perfect sghtand the seroiula
tss csd $ tbs WHICH basss
REBECCA WEBSTER,
above all its particulars, having been eye wit
Charles sandSSrd Sarah NJ; sandord Sarah $. Vail Ann
sns cn G snn ms Rf asSs pn%
STSs Wa% . Wsbser Jane Wsbssr 20 Houston
Webster Mary %sS;tsS S sfS r;S% w
years With large ieer that co"sred the sight l'
Ss s ~
d az remedies tried %
s'%$f sSsss SSfs%S ~ -
lure weeks re- Eys
be seen at No Avenue Sq;i9p and
From testimony of those who have used Dr. j. Francis
seebratea Eye Water oahesitatnsly to the
Rev duncan Dunbar a the McDousa ST. Church
y NJ baTs Church Low New
Mr. smith, So Frankfort street
DIR. Glenny, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
Mr. stephen Foster, Johns, New Brunswick
Mr. Joshua Allen, Hartland, Vermont.
This Eye Water not prepared sold by
the United by Doctor j. Francis No. Barclay
street.
- Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. j. Francis without Civ
the slightest pain, which be distinguished from the
natural. 10 Barclay street, N. Y. dis
GENUINE PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN OPORTO.-
~ Solely imported for the inva Aids and
In consequence the hitherto almost inuperable difficulty of
obtaining this country the finest qualities of Port Wine
the state produced from t.e vines in the dis
rct of the Alto Douro in Portugal. Messrs. Osborn Bro
hers of Oporo, will continue export the above tice
in of dozen each bottled in Oporto and pre-
vent imposition quarter, the cork of every bottle will
be marked the with the brand of the House.
OSBORN
TRASH"
by which those parties who think it wol while to
obtain and unadueraed Port Wine ESQ often
IN sickness for the of life ITSELF depend
purchasing article II from the wine press
and of the choicest quality that capable Of
ducing.
Red Port of the extraordinary vintage Of 1894.
White Malmscy Port do. vintage 1884, Sold by
ja4-3mA WYCKOFF SCRYMSER, 81 Wall ST.
RASSFORD's BILLIARD AND CHESS ROOMS, ten-
- trance Ann street and Joins the Museum 2ls Broadway
More than fifty old fashioned Tables have the city,
leaving but few others the except Bassord Gum Elastic
Spring Steel and improved Cloth Cushions they much
rredby the amateur and certificates of their excellence be
shown from all the great players except the Pony he being
gagged ~ an opposition factor Purchasers and players in
yed to try them above.
N.B-Bilard Cloths Balls, &c., far ale usual. ia23y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

PHILADELPHIA. Ttn Y co. tOtO.
SIR-In writing TO you a few evenings since, l
mentioned that the Bank of Pennsylvania would
commence paying the half yearly interest due the
Ist on all the Pcnns yvania State Loans. They did
so, but in what way do you suppose The Clerk,
whose business IL is TO attend TO this, hands you
red printed check the amount Of the interest due
and inserted in writing between brackets, payable
in current bank notes Ifyou make any remembrance
against IL, he only says, have authority to give
any thing else. You then proceed TO the counter Of
the Bank and hand the check TO tho paying teller,
who counts out the amount in IT, - Bank or Girard
Bank notes, and thus ends the farce OF being paid
your interest.
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania, by resolution ct
both houses, approved Of by the Governor, David
Rittenhouse Porter second day Of July, lS%, APP
pointed the Secretary Of the Commonwealth, the
Auditor General and State Treasurer, TO be commits
soners TO ascertain whether the interest paid IN Au
gust 1897, February 1895, and in August lSS' hso
been paid in legal money Of the Commonwealth, or
whether IL had been paid in deprecated bank notes
and IL in the latter they ordered TO certify the
fac. Of IL being 80 paid the Governor and to state
what would have been the difference between the
specie and the notes. The Governor was then au-
thorscd to draw warrants on the Treasury Tor the
difference Of the amount but 20 this hour these indus
trious gentlemen have never acted upon II. One Of
them the late State Treasurer, ID. Sturgeon, has
been so much engaged in having himself elected TO
the u. s. Senate as to have had no time 10 attend TO
so triaing and unimportant matter So long as the
holders OF the Loan had been paid their
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

ALBANY, Feb. Z, 1910.
The Assembly concurred to-day in an amendment
proposed TO the bill in relation TO the Bank Fund Of
Mr.. Verplanck, in the Senate yesterday and Mr..
the wind meet the losses of the City Bank of Buff
falo and some two three other rotten Institutions,
which will be put to nurse in the of the
spring There is bill before the Assembly to place
landlords a par with all other creditors, and i
have doubt il will become law. There would
seem to be good reason why landlord should
have the preference the butcher the grocer.
Food is necessary shelter and the landlord is
generally better able to bear loss than any other
class of Ct Uditors.
Gen. Root opened his batteries today that fresh
and interesting subject, the Sub-Treasury. He
spoke until the time arrived for the Senate to 60 in
to secret session, and threatens to occupy two or
three days more with the same speech. Mrs. Hun
ter, the Senator who represents Pelham, was busy
taking notes, and when she comes to report, we
shall have something that will make people
open their eyes.
A curious coincidence occurred in the Senate
ing allusiOn TO the Siamese twins, Messrs. Hun
ter and Edwards, was circulating among the
bers, Chang and made rigmarole sort of Speech
that had sort of reference TO the question under
discussion and Eng Immediately repeated it after
him. This practical illustration of the statement in
the Herald, satisfied the most obstinate unbelever
of the general accuracy of the paper.
We are anticipating a renewal of the Heidelberg
war, as soon as the spring opens. The honest
Dutchmen with their wives and sweetherrts, are
now quiet in winter quarters; but their spirit and
to writs, the other day, but he found
body TO attach but parcel Of pretty girls The
men were absent, and the return OF the writ was
non est inuentis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10
UORRID DEPRAVITY.

SOME NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEITERS have neaiiy
- killed persons by selling them spurious and false
mixture OF Hays bnimcnt. .
STbe genuine warranted perfectly harmless and eectua
Never bv article unless u have the written signature OF
COMSTOCK& co on the splendid wrapper. ...
Original Proprietor SOLOMON HAYS.
SThe Hays Lnimeut s warranted TO cure iles and
Rhcumatism in all cases. or no pay tai Tor H.
Sold al Nc Fletcher street Pearl and Maiden
lane New York. by COMsIOCk SCD-
Sold al the medicine in Broadway, East broadway
Bowery, Hudson, Canal, Greenwich and Grand streets
ja2i- an cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10
No. S9y.

interest in bank notes, suppose he thought il
good enough for them, especially so few OF them
he is strongly attached and whose he has
at all times defended strenuously. If the holders
generally had been the dear people of this great
renee in amount would have been long since paid.
II you want your Post Note affair properly, hon.
estiy and carefully attended to, send it to Benjamin
llighman, Esq, Attorney at Law, Philadelphia, and
VIII be in safe hands, and in the hands of of
talents. can pass no higher encomum on him
than TO say our respected and esteemed fellow citi-
zen Horace binney, Esq. placed all his own private
law business in his hands. And furthermore, Mr..
1. does not believe the IT, S. Bank has done what
has been justifable for the last three years, l will
pledge myself as'to the recttude of Mr. Tlghman in
your behalf, and he possesses talents and superior
talents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

GERMAN SILVER Of every size in sheets and wire; also
;" 'Os0's' MANUFACTURED r. j. sEixAs. iis Water st.
Who has aso Tor sale Copper ard Brass Sheet Zinc spelter
Lead Block Tin and Tin Pae NC TOR approved paper on &C.
comm dating terms. la2SIHlsN wv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10
NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

To sail from New York the 25t and sLiverpoo the
18th OF each month.
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship GARRICK Captain A. y. Palmer 25th February.
ROSCIU s. Captain John Collins 25th March.
sIDDoNs, Captain n; b. Palmer, 25th April
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDDONS, Captain N. b. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depey ster, 18th March.
GARRlCK, Captain A; $. Palmer, 18th April.
ROSCIUS. Captain John Collins, 18th May.
These ships Of the first class, upwards of 1000 TONS
built in the city Of New York, with such improvements
great with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken in the arrangement! Of their
ample Stores including wines &C., will be provided These
ships commanded by experienced masters who Will make
every exertion to give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains of these ships will be respon
sbie for letters parcels packages by hen unless
regular bills of ading signed therefor
The ships of this line will hereafter armed and their
cuar them security by
other but vessels For freight passage apply to
VIM & JAS. BROWN x CO.. Liverpool.
Letters by the packets will be charged cents single
sheet per and newspapers each. jIo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

DEBTS which may be contracted BY the crew ofthc French
bark Grand Condo viii not be paid by The captain BY
the consignees fcs 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

no MARRIED WOMEN.-Is Il not bu; 20 we'll known
that the families of the married increase beyond the
happiness OF those who give th birth would dicaei In how
many instances does the harworkng ather, and
their lives rrng labor tong live
and living but To toll; when they night have cnioyed comfort
and comparative auencc: and " and toll have weighed
down spirit and Al last broken The health Of the father
often the widow left unable with the most vriuous nten-
tons her fatherlss Offspring from becoming degraded
objects charity Prohgac voarics of vice Is u desirable
then-is moral Cor increase their families regard
less 81 70 Themselves the wc being
offspring when simple, healthy. aud remedy
con,rol The advertiser feeling the importance
sands BY the adoption means prescribed by her introduced
BY the celebrated midwife and female physician Mrs Rese
the grandmoher Of the adtcrssr and who has made this sub
Jet her particular and especial study Il Il not and vr
ous prevent evils TO which we subject BY simple and
healthy within control Every dispassionae vrtu
Gus and cnig mind will unhcsistngy answer IN the
Affirmative This hen j. III that Mrs. r. recommends
recommended Price Eve dollars package, compsnied with
full and particular directions For The convenience of those
able TO call personally. tirculars fully explanatory,
United States Al letters be postpaid and addressed 20
MADAME RESTELIs Female Physician. Principal Office.
$50 trernwich street. New York Office hours from A. Nj.
10 p NJ. fe5 i'm
no THE PUBLlCwc call the special attention of the
public 10 the Inducements held out by SYLVESTER Co
Broadway Investing in real estate situated
leans. Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pous David
knowing that tho affair IN question possesses the entire conf
dence Of the commuAy-and recommend those persons
who have doubts 20 call sylvester who de-
srcus Of giving the most full and perfect satisfaction
ply To any inquiries made. p&y
DEBTS which may be contracted BY the crew ohc French
the consignees fcs u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

LOVEJOY'S HOTEL. Jan. 81, 1899.
IlR IEV1SON,-Sir-About since | left for New
DOreans mercantile business. Soon after
my arrival became acquainted with several young merchants
from the north. Unfortunately CIR me, adopted their
vices we'll their virtues; soon contracted the ~
disease applied several medical practitioners who had
their handhs posted up conspicuousy about the city paid
them enormous Of money, but all TO purpose. After
lingering months and daily growing worse adj
yscd BY friend to make Of Hunter, Rcd Drops and
that after using only bottles OF IT,
found MYSELF fully restored sound health and able
10 nv friends we'll when left Intended TO call
personally express my thanks but shall be obliged to leave
in the stage IN the morning.
Yours, truly, ". X. u.
You are al liberty 10 publish the above, by leaving out
name. Division. 81 per vial. Jas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

si sSy Ds Lies i 6S gs@ 9r SI6:
The BALM Of oumbia secompilshes both!
THE HUMAN HAIR
s. & sfS ' Bhf& 81
T ssrtseao By several Mayors, Ministers of the Gospel
n S s,e yS g. sn AND ssi . sa%0'r of our most
DARING FRAUD.
This article has been initiated BY notorious counterfeiter.
scoMsTocS, % he signature ssS oTcoMsTocK on
spendd wrapper This the only external test that will secure
Arply a The wholsaie and retail Office No Fletcher street.
'a' ,''''a '' coMsToCK L co, Wholesale Druggists.
Bcwsry HUDSON canal Greenwich and Grand streets
Beware ofe counterfeit offered under the Franklin House
> GYMNAsluMI ATD LYcEyM FOR ELoCuTl9N,
sa5I f s'@ q PsTSs I%y agS 4S' sc 's
Sc coTsTotR B. %iS 100 Nun
berry (Archl street, Philadelphia.
DR.. Cosgcks Remarks on samnering and the numerous
T s w sSp b ss Gs.eS Of his ss e yS
sn to any one who may wish to learn more upon the subject
principle cities Of the United States. nissan
the ladies Of New York and females generally sat she
Times &c CAV, and Repse her Popular and
shappy has given the fullest
sSe Mrs b hss s herself warranted IL as
Responsible once Female fhyHcian
from long experience and practice w the celebrated hosp
tails Of Europe from the instruction and advice Of eminent
deal gentlemen and scientific knowledge Of the beau.
a structure 1.-THE human frame, an ignorance OF which must
srSnsry adse"urer totally asSles. fsSs Rby spurious
single and married ladies may rely with confidence her skill
aud maternal solcude Female Ply However dis.
tsng may be hercompants her medical requirements will
be ioud adequate 90 the cNgency Of the IN short she
grounds this notice o. the Ladies the successful esuts offs
ad Of s sss i rd AND ON ~
happiness TO al those who may honor her with their conf
deuce.
Residence Of Mrs. BIRD, Oliver street where she pre-
pared TO accommodate Ladies the point confinement
10 administer medicines for all diseases 10 which her liable
Secrecy inviolsble jas sm'
DR AMOS @. HULLs OFFICE a VEsEY STREET
~ exclusively devoted to the prolapsus
Of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon graduate Uni
| vcrstv Of this State
This establishment favorably known In this city for
than years. paronsed by the medical faculty, whose
good opinions ts highly successful solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining tbs suPPORTLR to be had on calling
/ a above. NESEf .SIKftT, ASTOR y.
s6-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-10

Mk 80 SO M
Sailing from New York The lSh, and from Liverpool
the LIST Of every month.
February l3-The UNITED STATES, CAPT J. O. Fisher
March t3-The VIRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins
April l3-The SHEFFIELD Capt. n. Y. Allen.
May I3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (new) Capt. W.
{. Thompson.
LIVERPOOL.
February THE SHEFFIELD, 900 tons.
March The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 tons
April The UNITED STATES, $50 tons
May THE ViRGINiAN, $40 tons.
The qualities and the above Shils and the
reputation Of their commanders well known livery ever
ton will be made promote the comfort Ofpsssenger and The
interests Of importers The price ofpssage TO Liverpool "A s
cabin, IN the other lines fixed at $50 with wines ard
description The will not be responsible
for letter parcel package by the above ships Cor
which bill Of ading IL taken For freight Of passage
apply 90 STEPHEN WHITNEY,,
SANDS. TURNER, FOX&CO.or
disy ROBERT KERMIT, ~ south street.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-27
GREAT FRESHET.

During the past week, this portion of
the country has been visited by an out
breaking of the clouds never before wit.
messed by the oldest settlers. The rain
at intervals, and for several nights, came
down in torrents. We have not yet heard
from the north, but the streams in this
vicinity have so swollen as to make the
crossing, even in canoes, almost hazard.
Gus. The mills on Flint creek--and there
were several-have been very much in
jured. The water was four feet higher
than it had ever been before, and it sweep,
almost every thing before it. Great dam.
age has also been done at Augusta, al.
though we have not yet learned the par
ticulars. Those enterprising men, Messrs
Comfort & Davis, who occupy the mill a,
Augusta, have no doubt suffered much in
consequence of the flood. We learn thai
many of the houses on the bottom land al
Augusta, were literally under water. On
our way from Knoxville, ILL.,, on Satur.
day, we found several bridges sweep
away.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-27
From our Correspondent.
CARNIVAL OF THE GREAT IVES.
TERN
"NEw York. AUG. 10th 1910.

"NEw YoRK, Aug. 10th 1910.
DEAR S1R:-The Steam Ship Great
Western arrived here at 10; o'clock yes
terday morning, having made the passage
from Bristol in fourteen days and half.
Her outward passage was made in thirteen
and half days, shorter period of time
thanit will take for this letter to reach you.
What surprising despatch; only few
years since our splendid packet ships
were lauded to the skies for their sailing
qualities, and thirty days passage across
the Ocean was hailed as unprecedented in
the annals of navigation; but still greater
achievements, are in reserve for the SUBJ
tie power that propels the ''Great Wes-
tern" against wind and tide. The "Yan-
KEGS" are the people for improvement,
and you may expect ere long to hear of
the arrival of the Brother Jonathan," in
ten days from Europe.
The new Steam Ship President is ex-
pected here on Saturday or Sunday next,
having left Liverpool the LIST inst.
The news by the Western is twenty.
one days later, and although trade contin-
mes in very depressed state, the aspect
of affairs is on the whole rather favorable
for US. Money is plenty and it is stated
that Genl. Thornton Of Illinois who re.
turned in the Great Western found no diff
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-27
We regret to learn that Mr. R1cH, on.
candidate, was lying sick in Van Buren,
county by our last accounts.

We should consider our time grossly
misspent in attempting to reply to the
many low and vulgar things that we un-
derstand have been said about US in the
Gazette during our necessary absence the
past few weeks. The office holders. we
doubt not, have the complete control Of
that establishment. and it is for their in
.erest-and they fully act up to their in
terest in this particular-to blacken the
character of every honest man who oppo-
ses them, in order to hide their own de-
formities. If the community believed
one 1.-THE Of the abuse that ordinarily ap-
pears in the Gazette, not only ourself, but
number of the most respectable portion
OF our fellow citizens, might be consider.
ed among the veriest knaves that ever
went 'unwhipt by justice" But it is
not SO. We rejoice that the characters
thus vili6ed are not to be scrutinized
through such medium as the Gazette,
and we consider the perceptions Of the
managers Of that press extremely obtuse
in supposing that the public win place an
estimate on those whose reputation they
thus attempt to ruin, according to the rule
adopted by that print. We are willing
to leave our character in the hands of the
people, to whose cause we have always
been devotedly attached, and by whom
we are pretty intimately known.