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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

.Julp Isl i-l0.
When any Of the following letters are calIel
for, please mention they are advertised.
*
Allen Amos k Kimhal Alex
u kimbali Sarah
Brown James l. klmball Nath1
Bennett Isaac g.
Bachelor Daniel ILinscot Esther
Bachelor Daniel Jr Laurence Joseph
Buzzell William Lowell Capt. Of Brp
Biair ZeIpha Pleades
Buber Edward Lemont Alfred
Bailey Amos
& NJ
CambelI .Iames Morse Statra
Colby Eian9r hcfadden Abner
anapbrIl Patrick Mclaughlin John
Cotton William 5 Mlilay james
Coombs Rosannah Mitchell Elizabeth NJ
Clapp Ga!en herecn john f Phlps-
Campbell Elizabeth burg
Cummings w Ii McIoon Robert l.
Cabin Daniel + Michael Murrlsne
chatham LYDIA VI liar Julia A IN
Carpenter George w Ma hews Jonathan
Chisam James Malronih Elbrdge
Clark Doratly Mhghcll Elizabeth
ca ne Charles Z Morrison Picrsnn
ID MeCrate John +
Drummond James Il McAanners Lydia
Davis l. Mrs
Dcnnett Charles N
Dingley Spencer Nichols Nancy
DAVIS Levi Newton MIR
Il Neaey Harriet Ann
Edwards john o
= Osgood Samuel
farnham John L
Farrin James Preble Henry
Freeman + f burlington Sarah
Field Charles S Pike Domnicus
Fisher John Pettes Bcsey Jane
Frost Esther Pearson Charles T s
Freeman Isabella sR
Freeman Elizabeth Rich Reuben II
Farrin Mary Reeves Harriet
Fuller Andrew o REGARD Hannah
G. =
Grace Esther Sewall Lucy p
GetcheI James Snow Eliza
Cove William N Small George
Clifford Jane G Stnson John
Greenleaf James Smith Susan
Grover John Jr Shepard George
III Stacy John S
Haynes or Hine II
Hamilton Ivory fibbets Hannah
Harrington Joseph l. Tarr Zctts
Hazeltine Mary Talman J
liodgkns William L 'rrott Sarah
Holland jeremiah w
Higgins Simeon White Cordeia
Hyde Nancy Ware Lewis
Hussey Leonard Winslow William
Hamilton Cyrus White BENJAMIN
Hatch Ann Wilkinson Stephen
Holbrook Aaron Written lanes
Wiswell Harriet 2
jackson Samuel Ware fl f
jenkins Emily Worster Zimri
Joy Mary Ann Weber Susannah
Jenett Moses
Johnson Stephen Youland Matilda
THOMAS EATON. p. NJ.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09
MARE...E.

In Bowdoinham July 18th by Orrington Lunt
ESQ., Mr. Levi P. Maynard of Fairfield to Miss
Lorana W. Orr of b.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

To he Honorable Faih1 Gfofon Esquire,
Julge Of PraLaie, wdhm and for The
County Of Ljiooio:--
z y especially represents Ioanna Skinner Adj
r =, uiislriIfx on he estate OF freeman Skin.
nor, lac q Lewiston in sad County, deceased,
Thai The sers4anal Esiale u The SAID decreased Is
not sufficient b. he sun # sixteen hundred dol
lars 10 answer The jtsl drih- which he owed She
tIer fore prays that rhs may he empowered and
licensed Ia sell 50 much a sl4 real sale ol The sa
deceased ar may be- saiiirieali rsc lie said sum
with ne ldenal cAarges. "nd whereas by a partial
sale the r'uafndrr vii h. Ie4iiy INJURED she
therefore prHsa thnl ae ;lg be c.#nsc 10 sell tic
whole # Tie saHc. JOANNA SKINNER
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

AssESNsccs TOascc.
I'll DARZlLLAI GANNETV of Bolh in the Conn
y y ty of Lincoln has this day assigned to the sub
serbers for the benefit Of his creditors all his Rem.
and Personal Estate, providing for an equal ds,ri
button OF the same among of his creditors n
shall become pailies 10 his said assignment agreen
to law OF this state passed .Aprl lsi 1886 Gu
titled IAN Act concerning Assignments
Three months are allowed frdilora IN becon,s
Parties thereto. The assignment is in the hands ol
either of the Subscribers
SAMUEL. G. STINSON
MICHAEL +. GANNETT
Bath June I'd 1910, 9nlo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

Remaining IN The Poei o6ice, Bath, Maine,
yuiy Isl LILO.
When any Of the following letters are called
for, please mention they advertised
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For sale, one irst-rate CARRYALL, with two
sets OF Harnesses, suitable for one or tvo horse
1t Is IN good repair and will be sod very low. n
the owner has 40 further use for 1t Enonire of
June ~. II II. s ROW. rs F.
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Corner of Etln,c and Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
FENHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons o
& this establishment their fienss, and the public ge
neray. that they have associated themselves together
~ for the pnrnosc of conducting the The
llil.if EUTAW HoCsE was completed and first open
I'd in 1925, at which time it was furnished through
out III the every MANNER and without regard
The comfort and convenience of its interior arrange
ments, its high and airy location, combine TO render il
proverbally pleasanta healthy II is particularly we
adapted for the accommodation OF FAM LIES and LA
DIES, having great Number of Private Paours, La
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room, with pri
vate entrance Baltimore street. In every respect the
Eutaw House is second 10 in the United States,
and is the intention and firm determination of the pro-
prctors to spare eyertions TO promote the comfort
and qualification of their Patrons and at rates which
exception can be taken. The stock of WINES end
QGORS on hand, has been mostly imported express
y for the of this establishment selected from the
private stocks of some of the celebrated connoi
of the city. The BATHS attached to the house
in complete order, and open at all times for the
of the guests. ASAIIEIs HUSSEY,
+. W. ELDER.
U.ate Of the firm of B. S. Elder & Coz
BGtinicre April 9, 1910.
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+ - y = 4. = 4 = 4 X = y
COOper'S Compound Aromatic COnsetlOn

ANOOPER'S COMPOUND AROMATIC CON-
" FICTION pleasant, certain, safe and effaet =
al remedy for GonOga and elect This elegant preduc
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues of Bason
COpaiva and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties, com
bned with the compound extract Of arsaparlIa, with
several vegetable extracts of great efficacy forms the
most perfect and desirable remedy discovered
and combines the medicinal properties of Sarst-
paa, il punfes the blood, and removes in few days
very vcstse of the disease. 1t is particularly
mended in obstinate where all other remedies
have fal:d The CONNECTION is put up in neat tin box
es, with full directons-each box containing sufficient
effect perfect in any ordinary case-ind when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by s. s. HANCE, corner Pratt s. Charles sts.,
]. H. WARNER, corner Eutaw and Market sts; and
o. MCCORMICK, As North Gay Street, Old Town.
Price 81 per box
apis dly
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POETRY Y.
From, the cleapelqr,d (ohio) Daily Herald.

From the CIeGueland (Ohio) Daily Herald.
Mr. HARRIS: If you think the following song
worthy of your columns, you will obhge true
hearted Irishman, (vho has lived in this country
since his boyhood) by publishing it. believe it
has never been in print before, although several
copies have been given to my friends in the
country. MULE JAhfEt'
AIR-Spig o. Shillelah and Shamrock so Green.
Success to the man at that place called North
Bend,
Bad luck to the spalpeen who would not defend
The fame and the name of Old Tippecanoe.
His heart for his country has ever beat true,
Her interest and honor were ever his view,
Whether fighting her battles or guarding her pelf,
Sure its little he cared for his own noble self
And such is the Hero of TiPpecanoe.
Sure you've heard of that little pond called ST.
Clair,
and that nate little river that empties in there;
To the banks of that river marched Tippecanoe,
Och! there he found Proctor with all his big
troops,
With bastes of wild Indians, with screaming and
whoop5;
For the scalps of our boys, Och! they sharpened
In hopes to make widows of all their swate
wives,
And take off the scalp of Old Tippecanoe.
But you should have been there, at that nate
little place,
To have seen the Red coats turn the "right-about
facet"
From the brave Yankee boys, under Tippecanoe,
And very soon after they got on the trail,
IA devil bit could you see but the tally
Those red looking hlack-guards, without any
clothes,
Showd set of clean heels, as you may suppose,
And got but few scALPs from Old Tippecanoe.
Success to the Hero! Och! sure would we sing,
WHO trimm'd the Red coats of that foolish old
King
Long life too, to johnson, who fought that
day,
And killed that big savage called Teeun,seh;
May each true hearted boy, in this land of the
free,
Whether Yankee or Irish, just sing out with me,
Hurrah! for the HERO OF 11PPEcANoE.
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I'D order of thecommissioners of nsolvent debtors
ED for the city and county of Baltimore. NOTICES here
by given to the creditors of WILL lam WEEA1LY,
an nsorent debtor that apersonal discharge hath been
granted to the said officers and ct the said creditors
are required to attend at the Office of the said commits
sloners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore,
on the 18th day of May next, alto O'Clock in the fore
noon, and nominate trustee or trustees, TO be aps
pointed for their benefit; and 10 give all the nforma
ton in their possession the said commissioners,
enable them TO report Baltimore county court, a.
greeably to an act of Assembly, passed at December
session, 1881. sentitled a2t eiating nso!yent
debtos" and that the Sd day of July next hath been
6xed for the final hearing in his before the said
commissioners.
Dated the list day of April, in the year 1910.
ieI-
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NET der OF the commissioners of insovent d. btos
LID rs IF the city and countyo! Baltimo Re notice AZ
hereby givento the creditors oil VIM. MCDONALD, al
insolven. debtor that personal discharge hath bee
granted 10 the said debt Or and that the said credo
are required to attend the of flee of the said commits
soners in the court house, in the cityof Baltimore, Gu
the 4th day of Mny next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees to be appointed tor
their benefits and TO give all the information in their pos
session 10 the said commission ers 10 enable them
por TO Baltimore couLt cOur I, agreeably 10 an Of
Assembly, passed at December session, 1884, entitled,
an act relating insolvent debtors;" and that the 3rd
day of july next hath been fixed for the final hearing
in his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the 18th dry ofMsrch, in the year 1910.
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o THE HoNoRABLE THE JUDGE

OF BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT.
TEvTE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports;
d That beng about to proceed under the authority
of the of Assembly of Maryland, entitled an act
relating to Mortgages in the City and County of Bau-
more sell at Public auction to the highest bidder
certain parcel of GrouRd with the apprtenances par
ticuIary mentioned and described in ndenture of
Mortgage and Trust between Edmund Gibson and wife,
and John Glenn bearing date the nineteenth day of DC
tober eighteen hundred and thirty five and recorded
among the Land records of Baltimore County Court, in
Liber T. X No 253 folio 1856 &C. he did the fourth
day of November eighteen hundred and tby inc, give
bond the State of Maryland in such penalty and with
such security approved b. the Honorable John
Purvance, Associate Judge ofBaltimore County Court
in relation TO the sale of said property, and did the
day last mentioned file the said bond in die office of the
Clerk of said Court pursuant the directions of the act
of Assembly aforesaid, pass at DecembiT SESSION
eighteen minded and twenty-six, Chapter 1872. That
he did then give than twenty days notice of the
tune, place, manner and terms of sale by advertisement
the American, Patriot and Pilo-ree of the daily
newspapers published in the city aforesaid that Is 10
say that the would be sold at the Exchange in the
City aforesaid the ihiTeth day of April, eighteen
hundred and forty, at O'Clock, p. NJ that the terms
of sale prescribed by the deed aforesaid cash.
but the Mortgages had consented to extend the credits
as follows, to wit: filth in cash at the sale and the
residue in equal nstaments at six twelve, eighteen and
twenty-fOur months with interest, and undOubted
curty would be required on said credit payments, and
that said sale John Gibson became the highest bidder,
and purchased and for the sum Of thirteen thousand
dollars. JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
State ofMaryland, City of Baltimore, 10 wit:
On this 29h day of May, eighteen hundred and forty,
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for
the city aforesaid personally appeared John Glenn and
made oath that the matters and things stated in the fore
going report true and that the sale therein reported
was fair and bona fde.
JOHN w. PEALE.
| True Copy Test, TH0S. KELL, elk.
ip3 1avyl
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healing, aperent and anodyne nature-open al OBJ
structions Of the breast and lungs promote eApeeora
ton strengthen clense and heal the tender inamed
lungs carry off the slow, inward hectic fever, promote
digestion, strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite
and revive the and dropping spirits The operation
of the Specific IS safe, mild and easy, an! may be TAX
en- without DANGER by women in the last stage of preg
nancy and is sovereign remedy for children; and gives
immediate relief TO the whooping cough, tcct1ng and
the bowel complaints. The proprietor has been in the
habit ofusng this specific in his private practice for these
thirty years past ia Hypochondrca Hysterical Nerv
Gus Diseases, accompanied with depression and low
ness OF spirits &c. we'll diseases OF the heart and
lungs with unparalleled The dose OF the Spe
>cc to be gven according the age and strength of the
patient as directed for the eOnsumptive.
NH 0-2aw-aD 30
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EDE order of the commits soners Of insolsent debt
Id or for the city and county of BaItimore notice is
hereby given to the creditors of ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
aninsolvent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor md that the said creditors
required attend at the Office If TIE said commission
ers in the court house, in the city of Baltimore, on
tie 4l day of May next nj 10 O'Clock in the foren on
and nominate trustee or trustees, be appointed for
their benefit and give all thenformaonin their pos
session to Tho said commissioners 10 enable them to re-
port Baltimore county curt, agreeoabIy an act of
Assembly, passed at December session. 1885, entitled
San ACT relating 10 nsolvent debtors; and that the
ID day Of July next hath been Fixed for the final hear
Ing in his case, before the said commissioners. "a
Dated the 24.h ay Of March, In The year lefe.
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The diving struggle of the administration is to
make an impression that Gen. HARRISON is an
imbecile old man, in the hands of a committee,
and letters from the Cincinnati committee are
quoted to prove it. We give below one OF these
letters, which, like all that have been written,
refer to Gen. Harrison's published opinions, and
contains the declaration that the committee are
preparing pamphlet, containing what he has
said on the subject before the country, and refers
the public to that pamphlet,when it is published,
as the recognised Authorization of his present
opinions Will Mr. Van Buren, issue such a
pamphlet Will he commit himself thus? We
are indebted to a southern paper for the follow
ing, which is conclusive answer to all Mr.
Grundy and Amos Kendall can say in relation
to the committee;
"HARRIsoN AND HIS KEEPERS AGAIN.-Dr. H.
Alexander, of Palestine, Illinois, uuder date OF
March Sd, 1910, wrote Gen. Harrison, with
view of obtaining answers to the following ques-
tons -
&C Has Congress the right, without the consent
of the people of the District and of the States OF
Virginia and Maryland, to abolish slavery In
the District of Columbia
Or, if President, would you veto or sanction
bill, passed by Congress in compliance to the
petitions of the abolitionists of the present day,
abolishing slavery in the District of Columbia,
or Territory, or prohibiting the removal of slaves
from State to State"
To which Gen. Harrson's guardians returned
the following answer =
CINcINNATI, March 20, 1910.
Dear Sir,-Your letter of the Sd inst, adj
dressed to Gen. Harrison, has been placed in
our possession, with a view to early attention.
Sc in off he
very many letters received by the General, and
to which his reply in person would be altogether
impracticable.
For correct and full understanding of Gen
Harrison's views upon the different subjects re-
ferred to in your letter, we call your attention
to his Vincennes speech in 1885.
This committee now embodying in PAM
phlet form, all the expressed opinions of the Ge-
neral upon the important questions of the day,
which will be forwarded YOU at the earliet mo-
ment Respectfully yours, &c
DAVID GWYNE,
J. C. WRIGHT,
Cor Com
For the benefit of our abolition friends, we
make an extract or two from the Vincennes
speech referred to =
Z" Am / wrong, fellow-citizens, in applying tho
terms weak, presunptuous and unconstitutional
to the measures of the emancipators ? A slight
examination will, think, show that am not"
Again:
G Every movement which is made by the Abo-
litionlsts in the non-slaveholding states, is re-
ccived by our Southern brethren as an attack
upon their rights, and which, fpersisted in, must
in the end eradicate those feeling; Of attachment
and affection between the citiz ms of all the
states which was produced by a community of
interests and dangers in the war of the Revolu
ton, which was the foundation of happy
Union, and by continuance of which, it can
alone be preserved entreat you then,to frown
upon the measures which are to produce results
50 much to be deprecated"
The reader can make lis own comments.
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4 CRAILET1SE.,

4 CktAEA1AElEtaEI.
"A AAaA DOLLARS skill be forfeited TO any ndi-
q w. vidual who viii produce a preparation
qnal TO DR.. LETDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT
OF S.4RS.9P4RILL.4. II is positively the strongest
preparation in existence. One bottle oft equal
pnts of the strongest syrup that be made, and
erous individuals prepare from syrup which they put
in bottles of different sizes and shapes, selling il their
preparation when in reality il is the preparation of Dr.
Leidy the syrup being made from his extract, receipt
for which accompanies each bottle of DR. Leidys prepl
ration, whereby III syrup is wanted it can be made
expense of two dollars gallon without paying for il
the rate of 80 10 rs cts bottle eight dollars
gallon.
Dr. Leiy,s Extract of So, sapara is unusually plea
SAINT the taste, taken either by itself glass of
1t is useless here to speak of its medical virtues,
every man, woman and child who read knows OF
its efficacy its qualities having been and is daily being
published in all newspapers.
IL is particularly adapted 20 the spring and summer
seasons, being of mote purifying nature than any 9TH
medicine ever discovered Its character and etca-
cy is well Known throughout the United States, it being
general use and preferred to all others throughput the
South and West upwards of ii 600 bottles having been
sold during the past II monies.
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others as
well as full directians accompanyin each bottle.
Extract of letter from Dr. J. b. Hanliif, Mobile.
Extract ola letter from Mr. James c. Malsord highly
respectable Merchant OF baltimore.
s'IIavng had frequent occasions TO employ prepare
tons OF Sarsaparilla in my family during the past ten
years. last year tried yours and found bottle equal
in efficacy to five of any other that ever used.'
Extract of letter from Mr. Sullor of Northampton
'tfoEr Extract OF SarsaparIi has performed wonders
with me, avicg restored me to perfect health, though
for six years afflicted have described TO you, and d
ring that time having tried almost every thing as well a.
having received skilful medical attendance, during
great portion of the time.''
Numerous recommendations and extracts from various
communications could be added but for great expense
attending newspaper advertising.
II is prepared and sold wholesale and retail DR.
Leidy's Health Emporium, No. 1871 North Second st
below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 9Th and Chestnut st.
F. Kletts do. do ID and CaIlowhili sts.
James Bonds do. do 10Th and Locust 5.
j. Longs and A. Farer's Drug Stores Lancaster and
throughout the United States. SO
Price 81 Bottle
Sold by G. s. DUHURST,
Corner Of Dugan's wharf and Pratt st.
Lower end of Centre Market Space,
ma 2S Baltimore
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EDY order of the commissioners of insoIvent debt
D rs for the city and coanty of Baltimore notice is
hereby given to the creditors of JN0. G. KELNER, an
nsoIvcnt debtor, that apcrsona discharge hath been
daluoIg to the said debtor, and that til said creditors
are required attend at the office of the said commits
sioners in the house, in the city of Baltimore, on
the first day of June next 10 O'Clock the forenoon
ard nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed for
their benefit & give all the information in their possess
sion to the said nRssoners, to enable them to report
to Baltimore county court, agreeably to act OF As
semhly, passed at December session, 1851, entitled
can acreating 10 observation-disclosures; and that the LIST
day of August next hath been xdd for the final hear
ing in his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the Sd day of April, in the year 1910.
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rAItTtoN "a pITRcHAsFRe

FEIHIs Medicine had been used for more than seven
q years before an effort WIS made to initiate it,
The great demand and its Jnderfnl success have indu
ced great number of persons To initiate IN various
ways-upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing proof of its
being medicine of great value-SOme ar selling Sar-
saparia and other syrnps, imposngth them on the Ignorant
for the Panacea Jiced prces others are mixing tie
genuine medicine wan moasses, Sc, making bottles
of one; thus retng of its virtues; others are
using the genuine Panacea in their bottles 20 perform
to obtain certificates TO give their owI repuia
ton. SC. Some have even resorted 10 perjury. These
limitations and authorizations have in many instances
protraced the suffering of patients in d eases where
the genuine Swaim's Panacc awould have p-ovct in
stanty eiicacous. therefore deem il duty owe the
public, to them that the composition OF y Pana-
is not knewn, il ever communicated TO any
other person in any way whatever; and that all Other
mixtures represented TO be mine, are fraudulent I'M
positions.
The GENUINE PANACEA may he had wholesale
and retail, at the Fropn2tor's own prices, of
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices
Sole Agents for Baltimore, at the corner of Baltimore
aud Hanover streets.
5Ty-Who have also for sale SNAIsIS VERMIFUGE.
along with which will be given pamphlet on the sub
ject ofwonns.
ap 30 2aw
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9toNcENrRArED COMPOUND OF sAR

y bAPAKILLA, CUBEBS, md COPAIFA Tor the
cure of GONORHOEA, elects, &c.
This medicine is a combination, in concentrated form
of the remedial articles which usually admitted
to be efcacous in the diseases above mentioned
II possesses the medicinal properties of the articles from
which il prepared highly concentrated state, while
the disagreeable odor and taste dismissed or remov
ed. For sale by G. l.. DUHURST s. co.
ma corner of Pratt ST. and Dugan's wharf.