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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

Nutes, negroes, whs took dose of arsenic, in q
mt OF Jealousy, on Saturday. 1t was in testimony,
times before verdict-Suicide by arsenic.
Also on the body Of John George Jackson, aged
eight months, who, in the opinion OF DR.. Cheese
ms,, died fro. hydrocephelus. Verdict according
to that opinion. M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

These ships all fhe first Glass; about burthen
and commanded by Great has
made Of in the selection Of furniture beds &c. and
the price fixed outward for each
adult and children half price without liquors Of
Inscription Neither the capthains OF the above
packets will be eponsb for letters packages
sent hem unless regular bills adng signed there
9RINNELL, MINTURN CO. Is4 Front St, or TO
JOHN ORISWOLD. 10 South street, Now York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
The RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE
SOLD.

10 mat opinion.
The RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE
nAsS9Tos*sN ANS FNflRNE h.NH EH IaA AZ
s.s%sc SAf fsS osSpPss Sa 9.ns
HaneoI lin connection with the steamboat viii leave
DAY to-, e BERrs fs s ats o'clock
T1sss T%s's;; and
landing their passage and down the foot Of s,
"i-s aN Sf SHkT
LONDON ADVERTISEMENT.
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENT Ii ~ IN. p e 60 a' Atlantc '.san
MERCHA TAILoRs,
Me- Great M'''i ESSbo ;S;I,'''. R'ssnf'r''t
On hex arrival 70 inspect their extensive and sIess.t
Goth: being Co., srs . ~ $
e.s% the pS1s that they
sss tns1
win throw sSst q
for ball: shst Rites Of different
offered at greatly reduced prices at their 1855 Bros
way. ma en-
G S pt can have neatly furnished
NB BSssHss. T. can AMI be had il desired ynIm.
PgeLlC NOTICE OF REMovAL-sAMUEL Phil
patrons that he has removed h Tailoring Es
ttlishent to las broadway door from Liberty
where he will continue to transact business hesame
ten that has gained him large portion of public favor
Z. entered that will enable him
furnish articles odress equal in every respect to the first
houses in the trade still greater saving than therefore,.
This be at by comparing their and
bills with lie 1.-THE only way to arrive at Just concusion
quality acne mpst establish the value of
this fact that rkholds the proprietor from publishing
mina list Of chsfres articles be made low
which absolu in the ratio to the most extravagant
prices.
r wishes particularly draw attention to this fact a.
daily attempts macetc his style Of advertisements
In p gentlemen that he makes
articles of dress whatever from the best materials and
that employs but first hands He asks the public
AXE trial of his system the full conviction that he
really them thirty per cent.
An assortment Of Shirts, Stocks, Bosoms Collars, and
Globes. always on hand. je27.im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

49, DOCTOR GLOvERs consulted a. usual at hN
~ Once His own practe al experience, and his recent
NIX chemical have enabled him to introduce
- inte HE practice several articles which are
prompt in curing those disesseste which he devctes
his attention.
Dr. O. apprses that he has regular
cal sApca aud has devoted Ms attention for the last
year, select branch Of his profession. His Once No
Ana street Private entrance third door from the Mu
through an entry with lamp at the Office door.
N.B-The Doctor keep general assertm emit OF Trss %
ssd sopessory Basdawes, which Adjusted and appd
above.
dollar. Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
~ ~ NJ

sad on the ist 10th, and seth ofevery month Vans
packets will hereafter be composed Of the follow shps which
VII succeed each ether II the order in which they are
lo Gotta and o,s London the 7h, 18th, andth Of
month, thrsuhout the year, viz -,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

VALENHILL sLATEs.-lscco viseounte.., isxs; ~ %.
Lady States isrs 10000 small do ltrs; just landing and
wi HERpMAN q KEENAN,. 81 South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
ANTHONY PRONTAUT,


YEMyASX
T INV 5kE fag
= 4;
.: md
Ss s":s ;e .ss al. % s9s ss Fly, ; .S
tons nsrvo. syrroms Whit sMsss n,hns ,sn.s,ss
Ct; cfiss ,.nIs,, and SA srs s ina . A.v
siS , Ss ecasGsss o@
ss-s stis a
ssstss splrsm
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALTERATTyE- or
Compound spr,cs knrae 4 .s, Tor s., sns
clean tie blood and Is IN general srrng Purifier
sr .ss y J. O. NV n hsln' Drug store ~,
ryOPpoRATToN BONDS. bearing interest from January,
" FOR sale on favorable tsrmsby - svrvrsrrp
sr 100 broadway snd ~ Wall st.
81 FOR SALE, property at Bobe,. Ferry, consisting
I'm good Se sGG sr~ AND sas s,ssr to
Which paws good interest. .sysn 2r eight ,es@ NH,
odd oss,n person rssiirs bushes. place Fer
krr ssssrs on sr brad street or "
<YEvER-H NEWELL tsses this method 70 IN
q. s.ss s has ss sss ,.sss S ssr
Psr.a e 81, better srsIs for he money thar e.p b D
selection the labor und~r h,s supervision and every
warranted; he Will guarantee 10 sell feen cent less
thar rfces ~ the quality be purchased
The arye stores Nos tss ise. and 80 Chsfhamstreet
myts sms
v. COLLINS CO. So south street, have ON hard and
To offer for sale prices the following articles,
.
80 holes Brdport Twipes, frcr 9 TO sbs
10 do Sail Twipe. = lbs a.,
- English patent shoe Thr, NJ, ard on balls
IS bales superior patent -ang Paper su'absr fcr room
of houses and shps' bottoms.
70 ee~ks London Brown Stout
rcMw priced spasish sesars "a bali ana o"sr'er oose
jsn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

IrBLTON NARKET BENZ 81 vsry superior ousIitv nm
upexprsssY FOR fsy sse In bsrres asd half barrels con
s,4ndy hand and for sale 70 c 70 ,at
4 jes Woodruff 7t sevahst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

~ D. a
PASSENGERS to any part OF The country jes Am
"a r. ToRsER MG1I E ii 50 q s6 BRANCH
.psG.i ssIRIs, Capt. Allsre will leave New York
n ga sss
~ f %is s
The boat wrun above until further notice, fdeemed
Of &c on % sfs
NEW Eyw A AHS \ SS NiW vopx-r.pr
SS .si;ss'd
Ss'se " season WI"
a''l1,s ;ssDArs tn. s.... ss';!iHiiisr
';ss' S "i Foo: q si':l.{ 'I;:' NJ y
% sifss: ~ ss.i v. s.'' ample
the IL an sss R. a. ons and Psres
Ladies viii End ti. rOut. very plea.an, and particularly
to & sd ne s as nn sa
Furnished with berths and every convenience;
i. risk of,hs s o"n s"' '' %ysS 1'
r, Az Eok 20 uGH ,.nd,s. w.,
Every day sSi it sas
ssf fsssad :,
sep:d s.ss sy $40
o'clock.
Ter Pss.ags spyy tn. Captain on board or to M Ma
q S..s 81. Ss. :. s: a
thsre< ystoc2s-
ICE CREAMS AND C0NFECTIONARfEs, WHOLE
SALE AND RETRhL
John BRADEN, AT his old stand No 70 Canal street hav
ns from many experiments ~ the manufacture Of Ice
friends and The public generally to give him call and satisfy
" His confecti.narcs manufactured under his imme-
diae supervision and Of the best materials For sale
wholesale and retail AT prices Of the lowest recommending
scale Remember his store lew rods west Of broadway,
No 70 Canal street jyl7-2n'
VALENHlLL sLATEs-s,Ooo viscountes. States, 1919;
soOs Ladies do arrived per Robin Hood fron
Liverpool, and for sale by HERDMAN h KEENAN,,
ieas 81 South street up stairs.
ACE sHAwLs-Just received. So. g. and - black and
IL white Lace for SkawIs.
Bordering Lace black and white in great variety
Aso-smali figured. white ground printed Musins Swiss
Jacconnet, Camhric, and PLAID satin figured, sc.
DOMESTIC GOODS Cheaper than ever.
Brown sheet.gs, S. 6 q, and Tod per yard.
Shifting, Muslins, SIS and 81.
Long Cloths, q ., and i0d.
| York Mills, fIamilton and Boot Mills. IL.
American Dover Full River and kerrimae Cslcoes I'd to
NANNs.
| iyaoiv. 2e Grand street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
DIR. FERCUSoN,S

DIX. FERGUSON'S
CELEBRATEp GOLDEN VEGETABLE PILLS for
" the cure Of c., elects &c &C The high importance
attached TO these pills from the fact that they entirely
vegetable containing particle Of any other
ingredient; they npart smell
pills long time been fvoraby known in Europ~
where thousands OF boxes annually sold They wsuay
perform perfect IN three fosr days One Dor Will be
SUFFICIENT IN rnost cases. Price 81
Agents COLBY Pearl street corner OF Frankfort.
W. WATSON, Apothecsries Hall, 90 Csthsrne street
ie1 irp~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

CORNsl CORNsi CORNS.--Those persons suffering
" from pairul effects ef Corr assured that single
trial OF the method prectsed by DR. Cook, Sufficient to
cure the most disrusu, Of the prsceabay Of their
pete eradication without pain inconvenience at No
Centre street
Lsds and Gentlemen are spprsea that BY leaving pfor
msiion they viii be waited pusetusy at their resdenoss
Terms r~oderxe. jyf
ONO, Tasos lsas..a, and Cseaaa Mcpsl FOR sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

Ns- individuals and families, merchants ana ira
dsrs. who want the Herald served at their houses
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
sne,r names and NUMBERS at the hera'o ONCE "a
Ann street. We have one of the best corps OF car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithfuia and
attentive men, This will be a better arrangement
than depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets Of late great numbers ofcitizens have
ordered the Herald to be regularly served at their
Lo,... ;rsteaS of buvins il in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

pRINrED MUsLiNs-whits ground small figured, cam.
Il brio, taconet aud PLAID Musips'
Ar.ss,a figured ard rI,d asplendid article just opened
DOMESTIC GOODS, cheaper than cver-Brown Sheet
rss and led q, ys,a' sn,,,rF N,.lins Cd
Mills l., American, Dover, rAn River. M.rrimae Cab
jyss Tvs vANN's ssi Grand It,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
Lincoln Congressional District.

THE Wings and all others opposed to the present
National Administration, and in favor of the election
Of VIM. II. HARRISON as President and JOHN
TYLER as Vice President Of the United States, are
requested to send Delegates to a Convention to be
holden at the Court House, in Wscasspt. on
Wednesday, the 9Th day of August inst, at 10
clock A. NJ. to select candidate 10 be supported
by them for Representative to ongress--AIso, to
nominate candidate for said district, to be suppor-
ted on the general ticket for an Eector of President
and Vice President.
The Wings Of the County. will also send dele
gates to The same place, at the time, to nomi-
nate candidates for State Senators and for County
Treasurer for said County
The County Committee will meet al the House of
Eben'r Hilton in Wiscasset the afternoon previous
at A o'clock, punctual attendance is requested
Per order Of the Committee.
July let 1910.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
DIE ID.

In this town on Saturday last Rev. SILAs
STFARhs aged Sc years
Mr.. Stearns, was taken from his family and
the field OF his abors, quite suddenly. He was
beloved by all who knew him. His family, and
the ommunity- especially the Church, of which
he has been pastor for many years, have been
deeply afflicted, in this dispensation of Provi-
dence.
On Sunday last child of Capt. Benjamin P
Trott aged months
Died in Boston June goth, Mr. James, Adams
Jr, of Boothbay aged S3 years.
In the death ofM Adams wife and six young
children have met with an irreparabIe loss. An ex-
tensive circle ofconnections participate deeply in
the affection; the community in which he dwelt
feel that they have lost of their most intelli-
gent, enterprisng and useful citizens. He was
among the number of those who had recently in
duged hope in the Gospel, and had he been
spared few days longer, he would have been re-
ceived with the many others, into the Church in
his place. But we trust his happy spirit was
transferred to the Church triumphant above.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

and healing the gums; thereby preventing convul.
!sons, Fevers &c.
tCPWe believe it is generally acknowledged by
those who have tried 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,
at any rate, who have made of it. do not hest
tate 20 give its virtues the sanction of their names
Boston Traveller
gentleman who has made trial of DR. w Evans
Soothing Syrup in his family, Gin Of teeth
ing cd) wishes to that he found j: entire
ly effectual in relieving pain in the gums and pre-
venting the consequence which sometimes follow
We cheerfuy comply with his request [Sun.
IE3s Entered according to Act Of Congress.
The genuine is vended by Agents only.
AGENTs.-HENRY HYDE, Bath; J. Thwing, Wool.
uich. sCJs See advertisement on LIST side. 1y20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
Hon. Edward Kent.

The character and fame of Mr.. Kent, as true
friend to Maine, has rapidly overspread the whole
State. In point of talents, he stands unrivalled
as lawyer, statesman and patriot; and for his
interchangeable exertions as Chief Magistrate of
this State, to sustain her rights and honor against
British aggressions and insoence, as we'll Us his
impartial and evenhanded administration of pub
lie justice and the laws he deserves the undlvl-
ued support cfevery Republican. The election in
September next, we trust, will prove how grateful
the people can, and will be to this distinguished
man for his manly patriotism and perseverance,in
their holy and righteous cause. Already the enc
mics of republcanism feel the pressure of his
mighty arm. When he is Governor, order and
tranquility will again be restored among the citi-
zcns,-the croakings of plundering, turbulent
faction will be senced, and this degenerate
State, disenthralled from her ignominious vas
salage to the minons of power at Washington.
The political horizon will wear brighter aspect
the lowering clouds of toryism will sink in the
East and the more brilliant orb of Republican
ism arise, and shed its benign and cheering in
6uence over the whole Union.
The little delusiue lights of the Magician will
vanish forever; or at least until the reign of
Bobadilism and Fairfield again returns. But we
trust that the progress of light and knowledge,
will in one year mature such purity in the public
mind, as will bid defiance to the demons of dis
cord, after, to shake or destroy it. Let the
dark clouds of loco focoism vanish, and all our
political troubles will cease. We have been
deluded people, and have been abused by Goths
and Vandals, under the name of democracy; but
there is still virtue and intelligence in the great
mass Of the people, and truth must finally prevail
over falsehood and deluson.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
Judge GrOtOn.

A writer in the last Waldoboro' Patriot, abors
hard to get round the article of our correspondent
in last weeks paper, relative to the case of Judge
Groton. This writer Complains, that the article
is not eractly correct. We do not avouch for its
sntire truth, although we have good evidence that
it Is correct; and the fact that Judge Groton
has not as yet communicated to US, any statement
TO the contrary, either for publication or as the
basis of an editorial correction of that article,
tends to strengthen US, and our friends, in this
conclusion.
The Patriot writer likewise complains of personal
abuse Of the Judge The same impression has been
industriously circulated by the friends of Judge
Groton in this town but we have too high an opn-
ion Of the Judges discrimination and gentlemanly
bearing, to believe that he is at the bottom Of this
unfounded charge. The truth is we entertain to-
wards Judge Groton the most friendly feelings per-
sonally; and nothing be more false, than TO say
that the article in question. reflects upon his private
characterized that been the case, we could not
have published it. 1t is only as public man, in
bis official capacity shat the writer touches him, and
believing az we did, tina, he might have been at
fault, Of course looked upon it our duty to the
republicans of Old Lincoln, to lay the case before
them, for their consideration. Office holders should
say "they are unfit advisers for the people," We
commend the Judge to the lenient hand Of cor
respondent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

Boundary Commissioners. The Port
land Advertiser says they lean from re-
sponslble source. that Professor Cleavand
of Bowdoiu College, Captain Talcott of the
Army, and Professor Remic of New York,
have been appointed Commissioners, by the
President Of the United States, to explore
and survey our North Eastern Boundary
line. 1t has been ntmated that Professor
9. will not accept, on account of indisposi.
ton.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
M ARTNE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
July 90 schr Helen, Wood, Boston
brig Gfante, Por'erield. N York
30 brig Lion, Patten, Guadalupe
brig Denmark, Bartlett. N York
81 brig James. Miilay, st Thomas, ii days,
ballast Spoke nothing.
brig VIM Plrrington, Randall, St Thorn
az, Ia days. Spoke nothing.
brig Tal.eyrand, Cooper, Boston
August sch Statira, Webb, Boston
sch Texas, Reed, st Mary's
sch Margaret Jane, prny, Boston
6sch Planet, Robinson, Philadelphia 5 DAYS
Coal to J. & J. Robinson.
Bath, <Me..) July s1st,-ship Majestic,
Mustard. bound from Mobile to Liverpool, put
INTO this place yesterday, having sprung leak
on the % lust, "a days out, in a heavy gale from
the North East.-She will proceed on her voyage,
after making the necessary rapairs.
CLEARED.
July &c sch Ligonia. Bray, Lubec
brig Castor. Howe, (ofN York; for Mon
tevideo
Aug LIST brig Mcclellan, Larrabee, Havana
Aug sch North Star, Smith, Pictou
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
Notice to forecI0se Mortgage,

E il known,o whom it may concern, and pub.
kDic notice is hereby given, that | the UNDER
signed, do calm by deed of mortgage dated tho
3lst. day IF October A D. 1885, and recorded in
the Registry of deeds IF the County Of Lincoln for
the western District, Book l2 pages 1922 and 1893, a
certain lot of land with the buildings thereon sua.
tie in Lisbon containing ono hundred and eighty
the subscriber, on the same 3ls day of October to
Hannibal Hamblin, Amos Saunders, William ".
Stone and Thomas Treadwell. And | do further
give notice, that the conditions ofthe mortgage aore-
said have been broken; tho notes secured by the
same not having been paid, the interest there
on; by reason whereof claim to .forcclose the said
mortgage. find this public notice is gven for tho
purpose of foreclosing the same, agreeably to the
provisions OF the Statue in suchca made and pro-
vided. Dated at Portland this fourteenth day of
July A. D. 1910. JOHN DAM.
3w II.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
DR.. Samuel Anderson

D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bath
HI that he has erected Bathing Establishment
and furnished it with every necessary convenience
for WARM and COLD BATHS, and VAPOR
BATHS, and hopes by constant and unring exer
well as the HEALTH Of all who may favor him
with their patronage.
Persons wishing the professional services of Dr.
Anderson, are informed that he has removed his
office to the above place, where he may be found
at all hours in the day
Office on the street leading to the town landing, a
few steps from Perce's Block.
Bath, August 6h 1910 3wl9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

.arriual Of Mr.. Stephens and Mr.. Cath
er~ood. We learn, with pleasure, from the
New York Express, that our Charge TO
Guatemala. Mr. Stephens, with his compan-
ion, the panorama painter, whose importa mt
discoveries of antiquities in Central Amer
lca' have created SO great sensation, ar
rived at New York OH Thursday even
ing.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs. &c.

ARRIVALS. cLEARANcEs, &c.
Ar Mt Providence, 3lst, Brig Wildes P. WAL
ker, Edgecomb, Bath; sailed sch Morning Star.
Bath, aud in beating down run ashore on Fields
Point and is high and dry, at low water, LIST For
max, Nickerson for Bath
Ar at Holmes Hole, Aug LIST schs Lady War
rington, Hubbard Baltimore for Bath; Texas,
Reed, st Marys for Bath
At !fatanzas, I'd ult. briggs Uncas, Russell for
Hamburg, Pauline, Manson, for Boston days;
Ceyion, Trott dsc'g.
At Trinidad, brig Cleaner, Eaton, Wiscass ct
So DIS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
To Honest MethOdists.

We ask you to look at the following statement
Of facts -
Bishop Soule, D. D. one of the most pure and
distinguished Methodists in the United States,
was asked, in the presence of the Rev. Leonard
B. Griffing (who, heretofore has been supporter
of Martin Van Buren,. )-"What is the public and
private character of VIM. Henry Harrison? p The
Bishop replied,-"I consider Gen. Harrison s
character without reproaeh. He has been my
neighbor have often been an inmate of his
family, and consider his house one of the best
houses for Ministers in all Ohio"
The Bishop is we'll known for his great pru-
dencc, and in the same conversation, when asked
how he thought Gen. Harrison would administer
our Government, replied 81 believe the affairs
of this nation would be as yell administered by
Gen Harrison as by President Van Buren,, or
any of his friends"
region Of country, and he had the magnanimity
and manly independence TO communicate 70 the
writer the foregoing facts
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

Alta convention of the Wings of Kennebec
and Somerset, at Belgrade on the goth Of July,
the Hon. GEORGE EVANS was unanimously NOM
mated for reelection to Congress, and Hon.
THOMAS FILLEBRowN, for Elector of President
and Vice President.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
Foreclosure of a Mortgage.


NNT HEREAS Elijah Grover of Scion in the
w County of Somerset by his deed of mort
gage bearing date April 10th "A. d. 1889, conveyed
TO George Jeweu Of Portland. in the County Of
Cumberland, one quarter part Of certain lot Of
land, wharf and Steam Nj situate in Bath, being
the same property conveyed by Benjamin Robin
son to said Grover by deed dated Feb 8. 1889; and
recorded in tine Registry Of Deeds for the Western
District of Lincoln County Book IA Page 253-re-
ference being had thereto and to the registry Of
said deed Of mortgage at the same Registry Book
Is Page 1S6-and whereas the said Jewet By his
writing the back of said deed Of mortgage under
his hand and seal on the nineteenth day Of Febru.
airy A D. 1910 transferred and assigned the same
deed Of mortgage to Samuel Gray Of BowdoinIa,a
in the county Of Lincoln. Now therefore, tho
| said Samuel Gray, the condition ofsad mortgage
being broken, claim possession of the said premi-
SEES, and to foreclose the same agreeably to the
Statute passed March Goth 1888 and do hereby
forecose the same. SAMUEL GRAY.
July 18th. 1840. 3w 10.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

Hon. JOHN HOLMES of Thomaston, delivered
an excellent speech before the Wings and citizens
of this town, on Saturday evening last. The SUBJ
ject of his address, was ''the Measures of the Ad-
ministraton, and the necessity of a change"
which he exhibited in a striking manner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

BY the census of Brunswick, Me-, Just
completed 1t appears that the two Oldest
persons in that town are an old maid and
an old bachelor, "a brother and sister. }
The former is 92-the latter 80 years Of
age.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

Mr. Prentiss, the celebrated orator of Mississippi
is on his way to Maine. We wish he could be
induced to be at our county convention. 1t
would be very gratifying to our democratic friends
Who will be present, TO hear him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

The Custom House officers in the western Sec
ton of the County of Lincoln. are respectfully
informed, that the people stand in need OF their
services at this time. They had better stay at
home, attending to the duties of their Offices that
ride about the country retailing falsehoods and
practising fraud and deception
lThomaston Republican