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M tgURIl AUCTION BANNAINs j have just
I'VE cev from Auction lot of black and white CtlNlZ
CALiCuES, bought imperfect which will be sold 40 per
cent below the prcea few dozen Lads and Gentle
mems black silk Hose, at haprce. Aho few pieces OF ~
and t2 EARNESTLY SHEETING; and further supply
those heavy B4rne.ley Danask TABLE DIAPERS for
which have recently had much demand; likewise large
lot of beachcd and brown DOMESICS, from the Eastern
Market which will be sold by the piece at Factory prices; to
gher with large asso ment of Other Goods, extremely
low prices GEORGE BEVAN,
an 'l3y No. 60 Hanover st
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WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR.
yTYHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Paapsco White
III Wheat Family FLOUR, together with other selected
brands to which they invite the attention OF retailers
bakers and families The Patapseo Flour is so well
known in this State as to need from them no recon-
mendation, and they pledge themselves that the
brands selected shall be equal to any in the market
NORRIS s FAIRBAIRN,
No Pratt, between Gay and Frederick SITS.
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Its positive qualities rs follows:
st-Fur nnts keeping the head free from souri, and cauS
ing luXuricni growth OF hair.
2d-For ladies child birth, restoring the skin 10 It's ma
tura strength ard nness, and preventing the falling out OF
the hair.
3d-For any person recovering from any debility the same
effect is produced
4u- used in infancy till good growth is started, it may
be preserved by attention the latest period of life.
Shit frees the head from dandu, strengthens the roots,
impars health and vgor the circulation, and prevents the
hair from changing color and getting grey.
Chit the hair n curl beautifully when done up in
il night.
{1z-No ladies' toilet should ever be without it,
5tf-Chdren who have by any means contracted vermm
in the head Immediately and perfectly cured OF them by
its use. IL Is inialble.
For sale by nearly all respectable druggists. Apply to Com
stock & Co. , Fletcher street, New York.
Sold by ROBERTS 81 ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner of Hanover and Market streets.
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ntREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS
VA am selling Superior Irish Linens Do Sheeting, Table
nanask and Diaper and Damask Table Cloths at uupcce
dented prices Call you want bargains, at No 60
Balto st.. 2 doors above South ST.
APP ID D. EDWARD bIhD'
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GIVE YoUR BOYS TRADE" says the
Maine Culiivaior. Ay-ay-sayS we; always
rive YOUR boys trade OF some kind. Whelh-
er YOU intend them for The bar, the pulpit, the
counting room, or any othher profession winch
does not involve lard manual labor; still give
them q trade. We do not mean by this, that
they should serve out seven wears, apprentice
ship, at making shoes or mendng wheel bar
rows: but that they should be mace iaWllar
with some kind of handicrait, SO that they may
be able TO earn a livelihood, under our system
or government fortunes do not 60 down by
entail. and they have a curious way OF not re-
manning in a single family through more thar
two generations at most. The rich parent
and be he very rich, the mo'e likely is the pic
ture to reverse-need not calculate 10 perpetu-
ate his fortune in his family, but II he WISHES
to give it the longest possible entail which Is
consistent with the natural course oil events,
let him 'give his boys trade, and let his girls
take turn in the kitchen.
Idleness is the great destroyer; and parents
who accuStom their children 10 IT, are respon-
sbe for the train Of unmitiGated evils winch
always follow in It's course. My mother learn
ed me to work. was the mark of one Of our
Boston matr0ns, who had graced the first cir
Gle of society, whose husband was reputed tn
be rich. hut who, in the great commercial pres
sure of 81 had in common with many other OF
his class, all the profits oil years swept away
my mother learned NE to wofk'-and her face
looked as happy and cheerful IN her cheap
lodgings. as ever il did when surrounded by
the paIaphernalia Of luxury and pride. Such
a wife is a treasure; but what would she have
been, had not her mother learned her to work.
The reader can see, even with hall an eye.
the principle that we are driving at.--BostOn
Times.
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INOI9N srHU4b'IU.

FOR the cure of Colds, Whoop
ing Cough, Splitting of Blood aud
Con sumption, sc. Just receiN-
ed and for sale by the Agents.
ROPFRTS * ATKINSON,
corner Hanoverand Baltimore SITS.
Baltimore.
This specific is extracted by a
chemical process from herbs,
roots, plants and flowers, whenin
greatest perfection. They are of
baIsamic. healing, apenent and
anodyne nature-open all OBJ
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nTOR RENT-A very comfortable two story BRICK
IA DWELLING HOUSE in Pearl street a few doors North
OF Saratoga street This house contains passage two mar
ours, pantry and kitchen down r four chambers abye
mum, and possession given Immediately.
Apply TO JESSE T. PETERS
Next door below or al the
apis Corner of Market g. Nor,I,e,
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TOBACCO. SNUFF AND sEGARs.

SE-NANS,
FHNHE SUBSCRIBER continues 10 manufacture t,e
FL above articles, and prepared 10 sell on The mos,
sonable terms. lie has constantly hand SWEET Scent
SMALL LUMP, SMALL TWIST, and all other kinds Of
IoBAGEO, and SCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACABAIJ
SNUFF OF the best quality Together with large quantity
oil the various qualities OfCIGARS. f"
For sale wholesale and retail by
ap2-3t NE corner Of Prat, and Sn,,I1 81,
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-01

~ III. KNAPP, DEN FAL SURGEON ~ ~ Cor
n Her Of Chm les and Fdrtte SIS, Balnore supplies
country Dentists with TEETH of all kinds, Foil Files
Sc &c. all of which by mail when order,d
ans - ~ N-'u'
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-01

BAIpNESS-A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR, is the
grandes belonging the human fame. How strange
brings the appeara OF old age which many to
reco being uncovered and sometimes shun society
to avoid the tests of their acquaintance; the
of their lives is consequently spent in retirement
In short the loss OF property fills the generous think
yonh with that heavy sng gloom does the loss of
his hair To al these unpleasant circumstances
OLDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from
falling off the first application, and few bottles restorest
again. 1t likewise produce; eyebrows and whker prevents
the turning gray makes curl beautifully, and frees
scur Numerous certificates of the first respectable
~ support Of the virtues OF Oddge's Balm, are shown
by the prUpHetors.
fEz-Read the following:
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor of Philadelphia,
has certified, may be below to the high character OF
the following gentemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that have used the
Balm of Columbia Discovered by J. odrige, and have found
highly seryiceabe, only preventative against the
falling off of hair, but also a certain restorative.
WA. That HER, Sen.
Methodist Minister in st. George charge,
No. Sc North Fifth street.
JOHN P. INGLIS, 33l Arch ST.
JOHN D. THOMAS, VI. ID. 1863 Race ST.
JOHN S. FUREY lOl Spruce
HUGH McCURDY, 243 South 18th
JOHN GARD, Jun, 1913 Arch ST.
II will certainly raise virtues in the estimation of the
public when it is known that three ofhe above than
fifty years Of age, and the others not less than thirty
From the MayOrl
CoNMoNwEAETH Pennsylvania,
City of Philadelphia. !
l. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said city of Phila-
delpia do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Messrs J. p ngs John s. Fury and Hugh McCuIdy whose
names are signed certificate and that
gentlemen Of character and respect ty such full
credit should be given to the said certificate
In witness Whereof have hercunto my hand, and
caused the seal of the city be affixed, this sixth day
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTION-None be genuine withouta splendid steel
plate engraving which is the Falls of Niagara and Or.
Comstock's, the American agents. name, sc;
Sold by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner of Hanover and Market streets.
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W Oss on TEL1TH SUPPLIED.--' fhe best arti
Afcial teeth manufactured in city are inserted at o.
flee, and on the most elegant and natural manner
The advertiser has for IS years past been constant
ly engaged in constructing for other dentists most
difficult cases of teeth, and trusting to his own inge-
nuity and mechanical skill, he challenges any one in
the city to produce of their make, teeth equal to
his, either sngleteeh partial ercsmPcte sets, with
or without artificial gums, in point ofbeauty, work.
nanshp and the inmitable approach to natural teeth
Complete sets fixed by atmospheric pressure at half
no way inferior to any in the profession.
J. H WILCOX NJ d.
aR24 and Dental Surgeon, sharp ST.
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]. EDWARD BIRD.

AND MANUFACTURER OF INcoRRoDIBLE MINERAL
TEETH.
No Sharp, between German and Baltimore sts
MB ESPECTFULiIY SELECTS call from those who need
M0either partial complete sets of ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Being in possession of every improvement in the con-
structon of cases of Teeth and also extensively en-
gagged in their manufacture, Mr.. W, is now enabled
to make great reduction on thehigh charges usual
ly exacted, and in style no ways inferior to the
most favored of his professional brethren. Aching
teeth treated so rarely to require extraction-
Sealing, Filling, Extricating, sc. sc. Decayed
teeth carefully and permanently plugged with pure
gold and warranted to remain sound to the latest pc
riod of human existence.
N. B. Artificial Teeth out of repair, restored e.
quail in beauty and durability to their former state
ap24 dem
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THE WING GATHERING.

delegates have been punctual III at
lance; and, to rally them, ''OUR POET mas com
ID the following:-
THE WING GATHERING.
R THE YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CON
ENTION AT BALTIMORE, MAY 4, lsio'
Tune Pi6roch Of DoRnel Dhu."
Voice OF the Nation bold!
Voice of the Nation!
Wake thy free tones OF old,
In loud invocation.
Come away, come away.
Merchant and yoeman,
Strengthen the Wing array
Strong 'gainst the foeman.
Come from forest of Maine,
Through the mist and the shower
Come DER prairie and plain,
From the South's sunny bower
Come from high Northern hill,
And from green Western hollow,
With stout heart and good Will
Come, follow! come follow!
Leave the store, leave the shore,
Leave the crop and the cattle
Ten thousand strong and moro
Troop to the battle
Come every blue jacket,
And true heart that wears one,
Come each country crab-stlck,
And brave hand that bears one
Onward fall, one and all,
On to your station,
Hear We the people call
e'Rescue the Nationv'
Faster come, every man,
Faster and faster,
Show quick the Tory clan,
Who'll be their master.
Fast they come, fast they come;
See them all ready!
Strike up the peoples drum,
Stand firm and steady.
Ware the Wing standard high,
All bright in its glories-
Then for the nations cry
esDown with the Tories"
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-01

Petersburg, Va. 9th JAM 1888
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner Of East
Baltimore and High SITS, Baltimore.
For sale in Washington by DIR. S. Mitchell, and
w. Gunton, and in Georgetown, by d. c. by o; nj.
Linthicum. apZ1
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-01

D.vtna>p ExTRAoRDINARY.-In the case Of
Mf. Parker, bankrupt, who was well-known
patentee Of lamps, and formerly resided in Ar
eyl street, Regent street, London, final dlvi-
dend was declared. The debts proved amount
ed to upwards Of 29,O00h and the dividend de-
clared was -sirteenths 81 q Jarthing
leaving sixpenee and three-sixteenlhs IN the
hands Of the accountant.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-01

The Jews LOVE CT JUDEA.-The most IN
teresting circumstance which presents itself TO
to nv mind, in recalling what | saw OF the
Hebrew nation in the East, is the universal
diffusion of the love, the undying love OF the
Jews for their own Judea, the Cannaan OF Their
fathers Who could see without emotion,
thousands of poor lsraelIles, who from the re-
motest paris ol Europe, have made their way,
by long and weary lgrimage-through prl-
vations incaIculabIe, and sufferings without
end-0ften shoeless and almost cstheless-
friendless, penniless, that they might see the
city of David, and lay their bones IN the bo-
som of Jerusalem! What multiludes there
are among Them who have sold their last pos
session-having gathered together their little,
their insufficient aIl-and having started,
marching towards the rising sun, from the
Vlstua, the Dniepar, and the Danube, on
Journey as long as periIous: How many have
persisted, exhausted on the way? How many
that have landed at Joppa or crossed the Tau
rus at Antioch, have been unable, from over
exhaustion 10 reach their longed for goal!-
How many have sunk in sight OF the Mount
Of Olives? and how many have closed their
eyes in peace and bessedness when the PRIV
lege has been vouchsaled tn them of treadlng
within the walls of Saem?-Dr. Bo,criag.
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HOLIDAY IS M'kINLEY,

FEyCBACCO, &C.
ID boxes 81. Hsres'' Sweet Cavendh TOBACCO
le5 do "keen Hare's'' do do do
"a do "P Labby" pound lump do
i50 do Small Lump ~ Is lbs. to the various brands
If2 Or boxes Havana SCARS "Muda' brand.
ran LUZ teh'h do 'czarillo Embueto"
100000 Domestic manufacture, various qualities Tbenure
60 bales St Domingo LEAF TOBACCO, entitled to de-
o9 DO Cuba do do do
For sale by s. d. WALKER g. r.
app eoct No. 50, s. Cav ST,
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A STONISIIING CURE. This is TO certify that
"A for long time afflicted with bad Cough and Cold
which almost destroyed my voice, and brought Ola
many other dangerous and unpleasant symptoms
At the solicitation of friend, induced to try
the "COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC"
prepared by DIR. G. X. Tyler, when to my great sat
isfactioS, two doses produced wonderful change,
and the third dose entirely relieved me- and there
fore feel no hesitation in my recommending it to my
friends and public generally.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-01

The Havre de Grace Advocate says-'.This
is about the season for the height of fishing at
Havre de Grace. So far the business has been
successful; from 500 TO 1000 at a haul-no
wonder; the seines are almost endless; and they
take sweep of four miles or more. A person
who has never been at the lighthouse point
at such time, will he asLonshed at the num-
Der of wagons from the country, after shad."
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POETRY.

The Boston Courier, speaking Of the Young Mems
II would be we'll for all, who intend to be IN Bai-
,oore. in season. to make arrangements conlorma0ly
tn This notice We hope to hear, in proper tune, tha'
the NewEngand delegates have been punctuai IN at
tendance; and TO rally them, "oUR POET" mas COM
i,osed the following:-
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ap28 Near the Baltimore and Ohio rail road Depot.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

was d" Hope" and then needless alike OF
the angry tones OF her father, the shrlll IN
veciives of her hateful guardian, and then
the passionate questions OF her lover, she
diew forward, and Frustrated herself before
the shrine of the Saint. Aud the legend
goes on to tell that her faith met with It's
reward for the noble sire Of Emerlc Was
ere long death stricken,and he had 30 ch,id
save him; and that the avarice OF boiko
proved stronger than his pride, when he
saw the young Count al the feet ct his
daughter and remembered tina: while his
heart was full, his hand was not empty, but
that lands and fair castles were coupled
with his love.
And so it came to pass that Bori'za and
Emeric were united at the altar of St. Ste
ven; and that since that period the madens
of the district on the eve of this solemn tes-
tiyal, dip their pitchers in the water, and
pray for as fair fate as that of Emerlc's
beloved, the fond, and good and innocent
Boritza.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

WIN. HENRY HARRISON. the farmer of North
Bend, is tri'mphanty elected as our next President,
and If nothing happens, ho will be inaugurated the
ie5th of March next, No mistake The question
Is already settled and here is the sum Of the test.
mony to support the assertion
MAINE, 90 vO,es) has given Harrison clear
majority of Alb
RHODE ISLAND, a votes) has given him
majority Of 1876
MASSACHUSETTS. GA votes) has given him
majority Of 2o. 900.
CONNECTICUT,( S votes) has given him ma
jority of6,227
NEW YORK, (42 votes) has given him major.
iy ofabout 1928
PENNSYLVANIA, $50 votes) has given him.
a majority of si3 according to the official returns
OHIO, (2l votesl where Harrison lives and is
known has given him majority of %. 1861 y!
MARYLAND, 40 votes gives Harrison ma
jority of 6el.
NEW JERSEY, Is votes) has given Harrison a
majority of 1892.
VERMONT, e votes) has given old Tip
majority of over 1896
MICHIGAN, Is votes) Harrisons majority is
over 2,0CO
INDIANA, 70 votes) comes like whirlwind-
all in fashon-the heros majority is already l2,-
ell The rest of the State will enhance it to 49,
900.
ILLINOIS, Is votes,) Harrison is successful,
even here-hts present majority is l564-at this
rate he will have the State
KENTUCKY, Us votes) 40 counties, Harri.
sons majority is lG,26l-tu returns will give him
10000.
TENNESSEE, Is votcs) all the counties ex.
cept one have been heard from, and the majority
for Harrison is 2,Il6
LOUISIANA, 6 yotes) has gone for Harrison
by majority of 3636.
GEORGIA, On yotes,) Harrison $ majority is
over 5000.
DELAWARE, g votes) Harrison all over
the official majority IS 1854. She has not sota-
ry loco foco in her house OF Assembly
NORTH CAROLINA, Us vo,es) forty two
counties heard from, which give Harrison lo,7I4
majority
MISSISSIPPI, a votes so counties, give Har-
rson majority of 334l
ALABAMA, e vctes) eleven counties, give
Harrison. a majority Of 3Sl7.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

The Ashes pf .Napoleon--Wh'le Louis
Napoleon is, as it were, buried IN the tor
.tress of Ham, preparations are making OH
the grandest scale for entomblng the re-
mains Of his ilIustrious ancestor at the in
valides. The ashes, after arriving at Hav-
re. will be conveyed up the Seine, as lar az
.Courbevoi, near Paris, where an arch Of
triumph will be erected, and other arrnge'
ments made to receive with becoming pomp
the remains OF the Emperor Aprocession
vii. be formed there, which will enter Paris
by the Champ Elysees. Some trees are to
be cut down in the vicinity of the invalides
in order to form an approach worthy OF the
illustrious deposit about to be consigned 10
it. A temporary bridge is to be thrown
over the Seine, and the spacious court yard
ofthe Invalides is to be converted INTO an
illuminated chapel, the ground Of which Is
TO be covered with violet colored velvet OF
the richest description. The hearse is to
be- drawn by twenty four milk white horses
which are about to be imported expressly
from Germany
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
REHABILITATION.

4l3 Wing majority over the
Locos.
The votes here given are the votes for Messrs.
Ilsley, (whig) Rogers Qoco) and Dole abolition
ist,) being the first name on each of the three
tickets. The several candidates each of the
tickets were nearly equal There will not proba-
bly, be variation of ten votes. All the towns in
the State were returned.
The Governor and Council will at this session
count the votes returned for State Senators from
the several Counties, and for member of Con
gress from the Hancock and Washington Congress
sional District.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

Loss Of one thousand hoes by an Earth
quahe.-The St. Petersburg papers contain
accounts of a terrible disaster by an earth
quake:
JiFFLIs, August -Nakitchevan has been
totally destroyed all the buildings of Fri
van more or less injured; and the whole Of
The village in the two districts of Scharour
and Sourmata have persisted. The cotton
aud rice plantations are all laid waste; but
the immediate neighborhood Of the noun
tain itself has been the scene of the most
awful calamity. A huge mass slid from the
mountain, overwhelming every thing aud
person IN its progress, for distance OF
seven werst (abnnl FIVE English miles y
Among others, the great village of Akhouh
has had the fate of Hercuaneum and Pom
pen, and about one thousand inhabitants
have been buried beneath the fallen rocks.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

Boston Fire Department.-The chief En-
.giueer has just issued pamphlet containing
an account ofthe condition and resources Of
abe body over which he presides. From
this statement we find that the number OF
engineers is IL, of members 59S. The de-
partment is provided with 81 engines, TO-
S78 feet of leading and AS l-2 feet Of sue
ton hose, 10 hose carriages. 1913 extra
buckets, 30 ladders with the necessary tools
of all descriptions. The city has SO reser-
voirs, holding each from 800 to 400 hogs
heads, 80 fire plugs from the aqueduct land
7 wells. The department has been called
out during the year ending Sept /, 1870
113 times. The loss Of property by FIRE, in
that period, was ST. ,973, of which $685.
632 was insured.-Post.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
,Soon;sh Pnintines.-Louis Phil

Spanish Paintings.-Louis Philippe.
hearing that many valuable pictures were
perishing in Spain amidst the dissolution Of
The monasteries and the rayages of the civil
war, sent Baron Taylor, French gentle
man of fine tastes in the arts, into Spain,
with flOO, 900 from his own purse to make
purchases. Many noble pictures were thus
rescued from inevitable destruction, and a
collection formed, which, as illustrating
the style and spirit ola great and unknown
province Of art, and as bringing together
in one gallery specimens of all the princi-
pal schools which Aourished in Spain, is in
valuable for the critic, the artist and the
historian. The collection, purchased on,
Of his own private fortune, Louis Philippe
has placed in public gallery. and thrown
open to the world without reserve or excep-
Ilon. ...-.t
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26
Christmas and Nep Years Presents-There is

Christmas and .Neo Years Presents-There is
no kind of a present so peculiarly acceptable to
discriminating and intellectual young lady, as
BOOK Ofcourse there are few who will per-
nit the approaching holidays to pass without pre-
senting to their fair friends some token of affec-
ton or friendly regard. Mr.. HYDE, at the Bath
Bookstore has choice assortment of "Tokens, .
I" .8nnuais, y" Souuenirs,' >" Reepsafes," &c &C..
peculiarly appropriate for the approaching Christ
mas and New Years holidays. Reader, give him
call.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

LADIES CABINET. This cheap and very in
teresting monthly, is now published by J. Ven
Court; and its appearance is very much improved
of late. 1t does not contain so many original
contributions. as its larger ighbors--being
made up generally of selections, which are al
ways of high order conveying to the mind i'm
portant and striking lessons in morality and re-
ligion, while it pleases the imagination. The
terms are, 81, in advance.
Eaton will receive subscriptions.