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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-13

A fair offer refused. The Standard "
recently expressed a determination to pub
ish to the world the Memorial presented
TO Congress by Judge Saunders, with the
attendant circumstances. To save trouble
to the Editor, We informed him that we
had a copy, which was at his seryice--a
copy duly authenticated aud certified 10 BY
Hugh A. Garland, Clerk Of the House.
We predicted that no application would be
made for it, after the glimpse which We
gave Of It's contents, and so it has turned
out. The Editor would Us soon put his
head into the fire, as place it before his
rcadcrs.-Rdl. Register.
Party riadictireneSs.-Whllst Amigo.
nus was prosecuting war IN Asa, a GER
tam Author presented him treatise on
Justice. What tool must this fellow
be, SAID intigonus, . to pirate TO me about
Justice, while ! am engaged in Var. -
Certain Editors, that Wc know Of. seem to
have as loose notions abou, justice, whilst
engaged IN political warfare, as Aut!gonus
had.-iJ.
Southern fetlingS.-ThcP Presidents par
tlzans tell us he Is 9 Northern man with
Southern feelings and We are at a loss to
SEQ how any one can controvcrt trui>m 50
obvious. Can we doubt for a moment
that he Is feeling after Southern votes
Nay, have we not Just seen him successful
~" feel " tie pulse Of lhe great Nulliticr
ofthc South How many more such mag
zeal effects his tceiiagS arc to produce, is
a little beyond our present ken.-tJ.
Early History.-A few days after Gen.
Washington took the Oaths Of Office a.
first President Of the United States, Com
mlttee was appointed by Congress to de-
tcIminc "undcr what title it viii be proper
to address the President. This Commit
tee subsequently, reported "that, in their
opinion, il viii be proper thus to address
that interchangeable HghaeSs, the Pres
dent IF the United States Of 4mcrica, and
Protector ofMeir Ltbcrttes." The Rcp3.,
was not concurrcd in; but had it been
adopted, how singuIarly inappropriate, at
this day, would be that portion Of the title
which nails the President as the Protector
Of the Liberties Of the People !-.5.
Sagacifyof Gen Hdrrison.-Thc Wheel,
Ing Times makes the annexed statement,
which places a new flower in the bright
chapct Of the Western Veteran:
=" 1t was owing to the sagacious advice
aud en.reatg Of Gen. Harrison, that feet
was placed upon Lake Eric, to cooperate
with the army on the frontiers. President
Madison al first hcsitatcd about the pro-
pretty OF the measure; bat at last yielded
to the urgent appeals and sound arguments
Of Gen. Harrison. The fleet was placed
upon the Lakeland the gallant Perry was
appointed to command-and the result
proved the foresight Of the ilustrious Cen
cral who planned the movement The
letters of Gen. Harrison are on file in the
War Department, unless destroyed by the
Eruption Of the enemy luto the Capitol III
1914"
ARempt TO burn Bdak.-Ou Sunday
night last, an attempt was made 10 buH
the Farmers Bank Of Petersburg, in the
following manner: \ straw bed was placed
in closet under the stair case, fire was
~, ...,..,,,.,.,tyyl FL l. 81 Il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-13
30 The news from the North Weston

90 The news from the North Western
part of Virginia is cheering IN the extreme.
Tho name of old Tip works like charm.
Hundreds of the sturdy yeomanry of that
region served under the sold General,
and they can bear personal testimony to
his virtues as patriot, and his hcroism as
a warrior. Brook, Marshall IL Mononga
Ia are gong it with a looseness. Even
Harrison too, talks of raIlylng to the res
cue.--Richmond Whig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-13

The British Government has allowed be-
tween twenty and thirty thousand pounds
sterling, as an indemnity claimed by our
Government for slaves which were ship
wrecked on the Bahamas several years ago,
and liberated by the authorities of that
place. A large portion otthc indemnity be-
longs TO citizens OF North Carolina.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-13
p Removal in Charlotte.
Making Establishment

upou his own premises, OF Seventh -strcet, doors
below the Methodist Episcopal Church. where lie
intends TO carry on The above Business Gentle.
men wanting work in bis line would do well TO
call, for his work shah be done we'll, and Of the
best seasoned lumber, and as cheap as the times
wi! afford.
All hinds Of REPAIRING done at short notice,
All kinds Of Country SmitMng done, Horse
Shooting, SC.
VIM. L. MITCHELL.
Eeb. 4, 1910. 20Y
n. L have on hand al this time, or hand.
somcly finished CarryalI- and one very good Sui
key on the way, any Of which | will sell low for
Cash or on short credit
Ash Spokes and Poplar Lumber will be taken
for ork, also Country Produce
WM l.. MITCHELL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-13

Commodore Isaac Chauncy, died in
Washington, on Monday, the oath uIt.--
He was one Of the senior officers of the
Navy, and President of the Board Of Navy
Commissioners.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-13

ARempt to burn a Bdak.-Ou Sunday
night last, an attempt was made 10 bum
the Farmers, Bank Of Petersburg, in the
manner: \ straw bed was placed
in Il closet under the stair case, fire was
then communicated to the bod, and the
closet door locked. Fortunately the smell
of the smoke alarmed an inmate of the
Cashiers family, who broke open the closet
and eXtiuguishcd the fire before any iuju-
~ was done, The fire was discovered at
an early hour in the clcn!ng.--ib
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-13

W The Raleigh Standard having long
manifested most special spite towards the
good people of Guilford, because they won't
De OF has way Of thinking, and beleveing as
ne does that Abniltonlsts exist here 10
body, IN tho mass Of wing ignorance here
IN aboundlng," we shall, in all charity, use
occasions as they occur TO molly the acer
Oly Of his feelings towards our people, aud
10 set him rIgh, as 10 other matters and
,Rlngs contained 10 the premises. As to
his being an Aboltion,st in disguise" we
'hInk that we shall tind no greater difficult
" IN "proriag" It, to entire Satisfaction,
.han The Standard finds in proving Gen.
Harrison, MIR. Clay and Mir, Nlorehead to
be SUCH Grcensborough Patriot.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16
Circulation of the Herald

iSs- individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses
places Of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
fne,r names and NUMBERS at the Herald once, "a
Ann street. We have one of the best corps of car
-iers in New York-decent, competent, faithfaland
attentive men. This will be better arrangement
tn depending fora supply on the chance sales in
the streets. Df late great numbers citizens have
Tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16
FIRE PROOF PATENT sALAMAEoLR SAFES
THE subscribers have beceme the sole euis aor the

FIRE PROOF PATENT sALAMAEoIR SAFES
'HE subscribers have become the sole egeut 4r the
WILDER's PATENT sALAMANpER aAEEs
and prepared To offer to the public S. 8 kNO
TO BE FIRE PROOF. One Of these Ssies y-ss risdi
furnace with Of ]. SCOTS pate Asbestos ofC
Gayers Double Safes, both Of which in
than two hours while this SAFE, with incregsed heat,
twentylour hours preserved uninured the Books Pal
aimed Merchants and others wanting SAY
qutsed to call end examine fer Themselves An
~ and suitable for Banks Merchants and OTHERS wanting
Orders received for Money Safes, Chests Bank vays
au and Partition Doors Window Shutters, &c which wifi
T mage at the shortest notice and WARRANTED FIRE
ATTwATER, CHASE & co. 90 Pine st.
1f nearly Opposite the new Custorn House New York
CvLT's REPEATING FIRE ARMS-The Patent Arna
manufacturing Company inform the public they have
ast received from their manufctory number OF atins
sho Guns SIX charges each, which they confidently re-
commend to the notice Of sporsmen equal
anc nsh to any thing imported and ro repeated expert
gun ever maRufa ctured. -
arbnes for balls shot Rifles of different size,
and Pistols, from pocket to holster Fecc.so, Cana
very superior quality; Powder and Shot All of Which
are offered at greatly reduced prices their Broad
Wv. m2 sn@
n ARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNs-The subscr.
bers are now opening splendid assortment Cutlery
ana general shelf HaIdwaes. by late arrivals purchased
their agents Sheffield ing the depres
sion, and will be sold at extremely low prices
- A. w. SPIES co. 2is Pearl-st.
st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16
Latest Advsces

kkTN PASSAGE FOR LlvERPoOL--The packet
HSSSSSS% snip kOEHEsTER, Captaia Woodhouse ne o.
the accommodation Of 2d cabin and will
positively sail In few days. Those will
please call and examine the above ships
ging elsewhere. which cannot he surpassed.
The cabin will he round what is expected from first
packet Ship all Of which will he taken low apply
aag the captain on board, to
HERDM MAN KEENAN,, 81 South st. door |
east of Wall st. up stairs.
-Drafts for the accommodation of those emb,king can
be obtained the Provincial Bank Ireland and it's branches
the National and its branches sight, for large
or small amounts, by appyin AS above. 50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16
COUGH LOZENGES.

THE GRE tTEST DISCOVERY EVER MADE -
Il SHERNAN'S Cough LOZENGES will cure common
coughs colds in days aord Mediate rrcfn
the whoopipg cough, asthma difficult breathing ard rhness
ofhe chest aud Consumption than amy other
dIc,ne.
Read what they have doue-I have used Sherman Cough
Loz nges ~ several bundled aud never found any thing
eqts 10 them they give immediate relief aud have cured the
most troublesome coughs in day lean confidently
mend them a. the oest cough medicine IN
H.Y Rogers. NJ ID.
cured Of sumption BY bo,es sh.rmas cough
Lozcnges after havsg suffered FOR three years. trying
ysrsdectors and every hisg hcy RECOMMENDED owe
ice 20 them through the blessing of God T. L. Williams.
Mr. r. ~ Kemp &C Newburg, after three Of suffering
from cough ight sweata the .ide aud al the
symptoms Of confirmed aud after having tried
ia Val al TIVE medieae he heard Of as tea Of sher
mans Cough Bozcngcs aud by the blessing of God three
boyes entirely erred him. He recommends them To- all
References also 60 y. andrews Judge J. L. Spencer
Benz Cramhie. Dr. Coleman g. O. Deson and the thou
sands who have been cured by them. Sold Nassau
street, cas- Broadwsyi 2 Becker aud 100 Fulton street
Brooklyp. sepi4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16
" A POR RAT III s.

7 r CARRoLL,s OLD EsTABLIsHED MEDICA.
y. TED vAPOR BATHS removed from IS John street
TO 2e Broadway opposite the City Hospta and now
readiness to receive visitors No pains has been spared II
gsnemsns department MrsJ C. hopes by her unwsaIi
ca exertions TO merit the patronage If the
faculty and public which has been extended to this
ment Tor the last fifteen years The baths from
o'clock ia the morning till nine night Also sulphur bath
and baths Portable baths part the city
or brookyh at five minutes notice Private baths
by the day, week ,or mouth. rvc3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16

RKANsAs FUNDS WANTED--No'es snd Certificate
"A Of Depoe on the Real Estate Bank o Ark1nsss end the
state apt Of purchased the best terms, by
= J. SNLNESTER.
a. leo broadwsy aud x " al street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16

T. II. CELESTE. IMPORTER Of METALLIC PENS
s5i NASsAU-sTEEET, NEW YORK. silm'
INANTED-A Boy, about TIE of ~ or IS. Apply TO
w r. kElERsEN, Go Wall St
CARSAPARfLLA SODA, rnanufactu red from the
- CT the necessary this Of the ortss
publication ofthc blood, at J.. TEASE SONS Ice Cream
IA A Dtv,sio at iuis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16

ICE CREAMS AND CONTEMPORARIES, WHOLE
SALE AND RETRAlL
John BRADEN, at his old stand No rs Canal street hav
ing FROM many experiments IN the manufacture OF Ice
friends the public generally give him call and satisfy
themselves that better article cannot be FOUND the CITY,
1- His coniec9naries manufactured under his imme
date SUPERVISION and Of the very beat materials For sale
who. sale and retail prices Of the lowest
scale Remember. his store is rods west Of Broadway,
No. 70 Canal street. jyi7-2m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16

k-d FOR SALE, TO LET, OR EXCHANGE-lmme.
Hos mediate possession g,enThe elegant three story
Ma. brick House, with hnshed attics basement and
cellar No So Fourteenth street has mahof doors with
plated furniture the first story marble mate crates
This house second from Broadway the
udags the south side Of tenth street. between the
fifth and SIXTH hvenuts II would be sold underate price
aud nearly the whole purchase money bond and
megage or WILDE eNehangedor property 10 the lower part
Of th@ city. Apply ~ g. We'll street, office Nos.
FARM WANTED-Withins few miles Of New York.
bounded the East NORTH River. preferred Cash
other Real Estate, Willie given in exchange Apply above
ali ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16
.--. TO SPORTSAEN.
GUNS, rIST0Ls, RIFLES, &c, AT wROt EsALE
FRENCH DIVAN-CAFFE RESTAURANT.
lCOrner Of Chambers street and Rrnad xaxl

Corner Of Chambers street and Broadway
D o"s o % a. he n iS4
business. has already received from public large and
The elegant Cooking Sc I'd
'I$ $@f,' supplied s ss
home and BoareeI: taken BY the week Any oners for Din
OYSTER. sSossd . &c sad. aS &
% sF ss stssr Is ss
nns OF men used ~ the c.nry and the best a'SO
"s sse $1ps s az players: find
& dsss $ssS!s $S;'s !: heard in tn. Even.
not yet made his appearance in the city "- .is i'm
usr LissED.. MAKhIAGE ray $40 LOGICAL.
10y M Translated r from the Frsns e JraE
yd.d into four parts-rart lat he necessity Of Marriage
s'
Of 70 bat ID as h E"
such wish to requisite the size q their families, according
ss u.i s%d Sa. ssen nS.'
GsS s Is a' sS's Ss1
u%sS ss. . ca. rss he s Sa II any mart Of I
X at%a l Ns% Ss s to SS B.
A CARD TO TIT, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the surgeon Dentists of,se United state, na h's
sSn ii. Chemical business cp.n and Establish Rpo.
tory T the .ss he
D.nt,ry He !. making s,rsngsmsp,. 70 procure from Eu
try such Paladums Pa,ius, ses and other aer
@ aud has no, spared ss,nsr time industry nor means
.ceis the epopraon and foreign
or fs.s, ss ss sss
to all the goods entrusted TO his
right with ALL A he has beer before American publ for
Of twelve and sacrificed time aud
permenng for the public good he hopes that he
be u gsd By his deeds and not by bombasc praises and
some manufacturers Of Porcesin Teeth have considered
perior To other the PrussiaD Tooth Cemeyt for filing
ous teeth such eases where the 4 metallic fos
admIssbc; he has 'ngaged several
Of ncor uptible teeth for furnishing H possible still better
Mineral Teeth than hitherto: has hand Human Teeth,
Nyr Tooth Paste the krcosote for stimulating the sensb
lily OF the prepared according 10 bis original
modes kreosoe Lotion for Gsngrcne; Denfrces
scrpon The city and country dentists will
4 iohsir Ia lending their patronage ting
Il be, " but for stimulating him carry 10 ves
proper execution, and IL will be duly ciaisd by
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
sl2 $40 Broadway. corner Pearl IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16

k-A TO LET-Ats low rate until tie lat OF Nav n.rt
tiT the granite store, q Burning clip Enquire q
~ssus. premises,a al MIR. JAYS Law Ufhce. I'd DRY.
Aso tn. from, the fourth story IN the granite build
ing corner Wall and Water strests Appy 40 above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16
N o + G Il | o N.

80. l.
tFrom tho Boston Hsrsl1l
7A friend al Lowell has written 20 sleter ~ relatsn
30 remarkable performed w Dr. Grrardn of this city,
Who has established office at lowell Annexed TO the state
isss occasion 70 compliment Dr. Girardin in The strongest
terms for his great sail a. practt We take pleasure
such suffering under those Affections ia the Of
whichhe has been successful
LOWELL, August 6, 1870
DH. L. GtR,upiS-
srwiih pleasure do acknowledge the immense heucf,
which have derive from the your medicine. have
been an cted or SOME wears past with and have
been udr the ofssyr physicias and they ell areed
they could do od smss hopeless surrendsred my
due the hea I'll now possess through your
tally ifhs fac, Of relief will make Others apply the
shall r. 81 that this communicat ade
IN vain. Respectfully,
uc out fnea but rejoice that her health has greatly
improved ands says that she has en- cured by Dr. o.
Pastor Of The Let Farewell ,ptist Church IN Lowell,
Ssss' MIsI;v1pR Nm 7; sPamssy
Sarah Binney,
On aecouu, Of thc gre al demand Cor this Medi:ine pro
preor has been under the necessity OF two more G
hoes via; 10. Murray street. Broa WAY OPPOSITE The
place IN New York uhtre DIR. L. GIliARDlN's LIFE RE-
sIONNrlNE eertaini CURE ,or ons"npp'ion,
iaalsliesl can he obtained a2s In
BOYD BLEACHING POWDER,
PERSsE 4 BROOKS,
SoLr AeENTs,
ie9 81 Liberty street
ARKANsAs FUNDS wANTED-No,es snd Cert,sca,,
n Of ON the Real Estate Bank of Arkansas end the
state Bsnt efArkansa purchased on The be-, ,rms
a. l2o broadwsy aud IN ~ trtst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16
DR.. J. N. ERRER's
OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE or
DISEASES OF The EYE.

DlSEASES VI HE EYE.
33 Broadc1y-Entranes in Duane-strssf.
'u' f"s p m IRON " A. and
s ,d ss"a sss siS,s' s
intimate knewedg ofmedssl science in mus, lay the
alone guide successful exercise q this mportsni branch
md g.; agi ss s% s ss Is
% hsdcint sepl,ed himself aore particularly Disco
moosea seSoc Of vienna hsss he attended fr seeSsia
bic time two Clinical Institutions cor Oph,hsim,a pr,ss
Hospitals and the various Eye ermsny fiIisy
SeTsas Il. practice esS s.s mo saesss %
IN hs unusually Erss, number of Eye esses which vrirs hs
"Sr'o 'he LONDON Tsa,,sy WITT W os<" ''o''"'
It's accurately 70 Distinguish iho.. Oraonsrs
Diseases Of the Eye the who termed 0cuifus
ws6 20 spd ss,y ITO aSmtsr Trades. When ;ssS
Y Ss %0d q S S% 1 have como mot ,
study ofthst organ by an inf mate sequsn,anes With medical
qgsst b. tss, rational aud cosuioa,i ihqs
Affect MS whsh q, give 5ss Enssr ss ,ocgi nd spysi
wards call orthe interference of'he operator as sun
fREv fShhP sFfFNAbEsAe.s u
sa F,,"Ss IN HssHsr Tor upwards q hy years :. WEI,
n q; r as.Gs @ ss ;o oS
S"s Fer o. y rse - gsfe 's srso
SSs a. s o Gu SS Gr, 5 e 1 Be ss
postage etcepedJ 10 any TART 81 the city United States
~ 20 M Fh %S. si Poss SOL south EsS
EoR CLEANING BRASS, GERMAN SILVER PLATE,
which ss.% and Ts S Ill SSs wy and
SCS,a' fEtcHrwA,N 81 l;IsS PnA sd'S.i
Il LIVERPOOL oRREL CeAI.--,ssotens Biua.sirs orrei
II Coal carefully Lowered in The hold Just arrived sbp
N'''' H'''' no" I''''''0 iafe S KEENAN,
e9 south street ~ stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16

FLOWERS NOTICE TO ALL LOVERS OF
PLANTS, FLOWERS AND FRUIT TREES
MA A.LEFEVRE respectfully takes leeve inform the
propretors Of pleasure grounds and gardeners generally
that he has iut veccived from France splendid coe
ton Of Horticultural Plants we'll sdaned for h. climate lie
pledges himself that the prices VIII from those
n has csteogur which be had gratis Messrs
New York. els wv.
yrds NEW AMERICAN SEED sTORE-Ths subscr
Ebcr respectfully informs the public that he has made
engagements to supply we gently o. this, city with hand
bsques during ensuing all and Winter Or
fasdious.
Constantly hand full assortment OF excellent vegetable
and flower seeds. Also Dutch Flower Bulb Greenhouse
Plants, Dahiss aud all tine articles belonging 10 this depart
WILLIAM wArBURG. Scotsman and Florist
sl1I linz opf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
DIR. VILLA EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

For Children Teething. Prepared by Himself
FT7!llS inflltible remedy has preserved hundreds
Il when thought past recovery, from convui-
sions. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed on the
gums the child will recover. This preparations so
innocent, efiicacous, aud 30 pleasant, that no
child viii refuse 10 let its gums be rubbed with it
When infants are At the age of four months. though
there is appearance of teeth, one bottle of the
syrup should be used the gums TO open tae pores
Parents should never be without the syrup in the
nursery where there young children, for If
child wakes in the night with pain m the gums, the
syrup Immediately gives easc, by opening the pores
aud healing the gums; thereby preventing conyul.
sions, Towers Sc.
I'VE heeve it is generally acknowledged by
those who have tried it that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another col
umn, is highly useful article for the purposes for
which it Is intended Highly respectable PERSONS
ii any rate, who have made of it. do not hest
. give its virtues tho sanction of their names.
TBoslon Traveller.
gentleman who has made trial of DR. w Evans
5othing Syrup in his family Gin Case 81 teeth
ing rhil) wishes rs that he found /: entire
iy efeclual in relieving pnn in the gums and pre-
venting tho consequence Which sometimes follow
We cheerfuIIy compiy with his request Sun
sr{s Hn,rred according To Act of Congress.
Thu genuine ia vcndrd BY Agents Only.
AGYsrs.-liENRY HYDE, Bah; }. Thwing, Woot'
uect L = See advertisement on 1T side. ly20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
PRICES REDUCED!
C{bI%TVA Y sIpEGaS

~ British Anticepjic Denrifce highly
celebrated Of the bost articles known to
whiten the teeth, preserve the gums' and give 10
In, breath most desirable sweetness. p cts a
box formerly 80 cTs.
TT Albion Corn Paster-rclieyes as soon
IS applied and speedily removesil,o Germ without
the least pain % cts b y. formerly 80 cts.
~ DIR. Relies Aromatic Pills for Females
most tnly valuable medicine for obstruction,
debility, hypochondra, &c. &c, so cts II box, for
merly 81 so
III DIR. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment-al-
lowed TO be The best application to be had for Rheu
rna!lsm numbncss. stiffness of the Joints, sprans,
chilblans, &c. "a 2 cts botlo formerly so cts.
- DR.. Relics Asthmatic, or Consumptive
Piils-this has been pronounced among all the
cough medicines to he had, one Of the mosi vaua-
bic ever yet discovered which trial will prove
80 cts for whole boxes, IS cts for half boxes, for
merly 81 aud so cts.
None genuine, unless signed T. KIDDER,
on the outside printed wrapper.
~" For sale at the Counting Room ofthe pro.
pretor, T. Kidder, No 80 Court street, up stairs,
next to J. Kidders Drug store near Concert Hall,
Boston. .4Iso by DR.. n. Weld, DR.. C. Waldron,
II Hyde, BATH; J. johnson. G. w. Wiliston,
Brunswick, and Nahum Perkins, Topsham.
Aug. lst. 1yr 49,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
BATH, THURSDAY, AUGUsT. 20 Is4O

The ITaldoboro' Patriot, endeayors to
make its readers believe, that no changes
have occurred in the loco foco ranks, for the
astonishing reason, that the Wings will not
give every meddling federal loco foco office
holder, list of their names, so that these
self-styled democrats may either obige them
to recant or suffer the loss of their patron
age. We are content to refer that ques-
ton to the polls in Septembel-Sll then,
keep cool