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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05
BosToN, Aug. IJ.ISlO

BosToN, Aug. -, 1870.
hereby certify that within few years past
have had several friends who have been subec,
to coughs, colds and pulmonary complaints, aud
have also been much troubled ith u cough N.Y.
self. A young man who is agent ior me a, New
York, fell from the ,he Boston aud " or
ce-ter Railroad about four years since, while
they were running al tho rate Of fifteen miles por
hour, aud received a serious injury, which Caused
him To bleed inwardIy, daily, for a year. Ate,
much persuasion, ] induced him TO try Mrs
Gardner's IDdian Balsam ef Liverwort. Ht
used or 10 bottles, which entirely cured him
ho - now as well as ever. lie thinks nothing
but this Balsam could have saved his life.
therefore, from experience, cheerlully recou,-
mend 1t TO my friends and The public, for coughs.
colds and all pulmonary complaints, raising OF
blood, SC. WM. T.. F.iIARNDKN,
Conductor Of llarnden's express fron, Boston TO
New York.
For sale Wholesale in Boston by the proprietor.
Also for sale in large quantities by all the whole
sale drusgsts-and for sale by x. J. TAlL LOR,
s X. X. HAZARD, Newport, X. 1.
Oct. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

II is with great pleasure recommend the ef-
fcacy Of Mrs. Gardner's Ba,am of Lverwort,
having made use Of it myself, and in my family
for the last two years, and have found il the best
remedy for the cure Of coughs and colds, and all
complaints Of the breast that ever Witnessed IN
my family. Consider it one OF The best articles
evor invented, and recommend it 10 all who may
bs afflicted. ELISHA HoRToN,
Firm Of Baker s Horton, Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

THE ORIGINAL AND
GENUINE BALSAM Of LlV.
ERNORT, and the most popu-
lar remedy for Pulmonary Com
plants. Price 50 cents a bottle,
the true, original aud genuin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

now been in use IN Boston, Now York and Phil
adepiia, FOR the past thirteen years. II is the
most popular remedy now in extensive use for
the cure OF coughs, colds and all pulmonar y
complaints, whooping cough, phihlsic, sour siou,-
ach. pain in the side, and all diseases of the
lung.. liver complaint, Sc. For genuine, call
for Mrs. VI. N. Gardner's Bnlsam OF Liverwort.
and observe tho signature OF the proprietor. NVM
BROWN, Chemist, 4si Washington ST., Bos-
ton, on the outside wrapper As further secu-
rity against counterfeiis, have taken out COPY
right Of the outside direction, entered according
10 act Of Congress, in the Clerks Cfice Of the
Dstlct Of hiassac chuseits, in the year IS4O.
Any Infringement will DO dealt with as the law
directs. Il ispursly vegetable compound, ant
Is now recommended by many Of our first ply
slcians. SEQ certificates accompanying drec.
lions. Its superiority over all other prepar ations
is now fully eslablished-it needs only trial.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

KEyT.t'EBEC, ss.-.a a Court Of Pro
bate holden at augusta within and for
The County IF Krnnebee, on The second
Tuesday Of Nareh Il. ID. 1910.
~EyefLLIAM RICHARDSON. ZiNA HYDE
w and GILBERT TRUFANr Of Bath in
the County of Lincoln ,Esqnires, Executors Of the
last will and iesim nj Of James Hal late Of HI
g,.sta in sand county oi Knnuehcc deceased, l'av-
ing presented their first account Of administration
nf tie Eslac oI arid deceased Tor allowance:
Ordered, That the said Executors give notice TO
all persons interested, by causing copy =" ihiS
order to he published three weeks silcrtsshely n:
the Lincoln Telegraph printed at Bath aud qg"
printed al augusta, that they may appear Al a Pro-
bate Court 10 he held .3ughsta in sad county, on
the first Monday OF April next at nine "i ;te cl"ch
in the forenoon and show cai-e, il any they hive
why the sam should not b. flowed
II. w. FULLER, 3Hdge.
tue copy.
Attest. J. J EvELETu, Register, pro Io'n.
3,ySi
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

all knowledge of the objects of the meeting, but
when the time came, he showed himself perfectly
familiar with the course of proceedings which it
would he expedent to adopt. Another gentle
on the same side followed substantially in the same
track. And then began the work.
And what was this work! Was il to do aught in
reference to the surplus Oh, no 1t was 10 NOM
mate list Of seectmen. And to effect this. the
appointment of n committee was moved, TO report
nominating committee; the motion was subsequent
ly modified at the suggestion Of one Of the above
mentioned gentleman. so as to contemplate the APP
pontmcnt Of a nominating committee at once The
question being the adoption of this motion, it was
opposed by one gentleman who differed in his poll
tics from those who had previously addressed the
assembly. lie seemed to be suddenly enlightened
to the why and wherefore of the meeting, and
proceeded 10 say that it smelled rather strong Of
custom-house and other Office holding origin In
truth had livery ancient and fsh-like SMELL "
Such being his opinions, he went on to oppose the
the motion and, in the course of his remarks. gave
utterauce to many things which caused much hut-
taring among his opponents. His shots evidently
told and Of course it became point of duty to
conceal the effect they had produced from tho peo-
pie. This was accordingly attempted by the sec
ond gentleman who had spoken and another who
came to his aid in support of the motion. Blu, un-
fortunately they W ent the wrong way 10 work and
by their wincng gave unequiyocal tokens that their
"wthers" were not altogether "unwrung." Finding
at last that they, at every step, were involving them
selves still deeper the mire they gave up and
down. He who opposed The motion, to re-
ply, but there rose with him din which rendered
it impossible 10 hear. Still he KEEP, the floor and still
the noise continued. II came from two or three
principal parts of the hail. and, turning the eye
to those quarters, there might be number Of
individuals Of the same party with the friends ofthe
motion, with their throats, feet and hands in full op
Grafton. In the midst Of the confusion a motion
was made to adjourn which the chair declared 10 be
carried and blew out the lights on his table. The
others were Likewise ext nguished and the meeting
dispersed.
From the whole affair il is eyidt Mt that it was a
loco foco trick got up for the purpose Of causing q
split among the wings. 1t failed of its object a.
will all such attempts in the wing town Of Bath.
LOCKER ON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
SfsssO NF sMfssnp.

LINCOLN
SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRr
September Term, 1889.
On the fbregoing petition, ordered. that the Pet-
toners give notice the said Besey 7. Iemont and
persons unknown, by causing an atesied copy OF
this petition and this order thereon to be served up
on the said Bctsey + Lemont, ane by publishing me
same three weeks successfully in the Lincoln Iele-
graph newspaper printed at Bath in the County Of
Lincoln the service upon the said Betsey T. Lemont
and the last publication in the Telegraph 10 be nc
least thirty days before the next term Of this Court
10 be holden at Wscasset within and for the County
Of Lincoln the fourth Tuesday of May next, TINT
they may then and there appear and show cause
Gf any they have) why the prayer Of said Petition
should not be granted.
Attest, JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
Copy Attest, JAcoB SMITH, Clerk.
Bath March 9Th. no 49,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
SMALL POX.

Mr.. CLARKE,-&r:-I have been re.
quested to state to the public through your
paper, that there is now no case of Small
Pox in this Town, nor has been for the
week past. Theipersons who have had il
are all well and the places which were pro.
ylded for their reception have been thor.
oughly cleansed and given up to the own.
ers thereof. "A low me to state that ii is
my opinion (by which opinion only ex-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
AUGUSTA DYE HOUSE
PHIMNEY s. Co.
Six and Woolen Duers,

ED RESPECTFULLY inform tlreir customers
ma and the public, that they continue the Silk
and Woolen Dyeing business at their old stand
where all work entrusted to their care, will be
done in good style at any similar Establish
ment, and on the most favorable terms. Such as
Merinos, Alcpnes, Pongees, Ribbons. Sewing
Silk, Ladies' Dresses of every description, &c &c
Genlemen's Wooden Garments Dyed without
being ripped, and warranted not TO smut
They will Also cleanse Wooden Garments, and
restore to the original color such as are faded or
spotted. Aso-Carpeis, Shawls. Printed Hand
kerchicfs, Mouslain de Lame Dresses. &c. &c
without injury to the colors.
D"Goods returned TO agents in ten days.
Goods left with the following Agents, will be
forwarded and returned agreeably to direction, free
Of expense, at the risk Of the owners, viz -
DANIEL LARABEE, Esq, Bath,
William Beals, Esq, Wiscasset; Gerrish, E-q.
p NJ, Lisbon; Humphrey Given, Esq, Brun.
swick !; essrs Reynolds & Son, Lewiston Falls
Ephraim Alley, Esq, Dresden; David Crane, Esq.
Warren.
Every article warranted to be done az well, and
on the principle as at tho best Establishments
in Boston. 3m5l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
NEW GOODS.

MUST received by Daniel Marson per Sch Drum.
o. swick, cons istDg in part of BkoAn Chorus,
tAss1MEREs, SATINETTs, SHEErIsGs, SHIsTIsGs
DERRY, SLEEPS GREY CASHMERE, HDKrs
STOCKS and Cravats.
Also-W. l. Goods ard Groceries, Flour, Corn,
Meal, Brooms, Jugs, Furkins, Pals, Shovels and
HJes Thu Boots aud Shoes for sale cheap /;
Figs, Raisins. Cigars, Spices, Mustard, Cocoa,
&c. &c.
And also II. Grass Seed and Clover Seed !; all
the alb I'VE articles w be sold as chenp at any
other store in town or cheaper for Cash or approv
ed Credit
Bath, March 18th, 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
~ OT'HCE.

THSHE subscriber would inform the citizens of
Il Bath and vicinity that Inc has removed to this
place and has taken the shop formerly occupied By
Michael Hogan opposite MIR. Willard Walkers
Stove Manuiictry, where he proposes carrying on
the House Joinry business in all lis branches pre-.
paratory TO buildng.-Such as window frames,
sashes, blinds and all kinds # work which can be
done in the shop, and he would inform the public
that he is ready 10 contract for the erection ~
any building of Wood, Brick or Stone or any part
OF ihewne and he pledges himself TINT be will
do his utmost ondeavour 10 peyi'rrn any contract
or days labor in his business the atisfaction g.
his employers.
He would also take this method Of II Turning
those who may erect Brick or Stone buildings. thai
he is well acquainted with the Stating business and
promises to do it in as faithful and workinanliae
manner, as can be done by uny Other.
lie has also now hand about 1000 Lights
8 byl4 by 49, 8 by II, 8 by IL, by 10 and I Lv
window sasles # the best materials and good
workmanship, and he'w sell them Us cheap az
others.
Also on hand large lot gf good 2nd hand win
dow blinds, some nearly us good as new uf various
sizes ready for use.
>. A so superior set Of Pump tools one wear old ~
about ~ pieces 81 the most approved pattern, man.
utacured Of the best Cae' Steel together with tools
for making the splicing pumps and. .qqueduc, logs
IN the best manner, which he will sell cheap o.
Will FURNISH pumps 10 any that may want, Gs
cheap and good others.
.7l>o hand Plasterng Hair in amy ,q,laniu a,
the loves, cash price. A.'C RAYMOND.
Bath, March 4tl, 1910. 3w49.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

DREADFUL ACCIDENT. A man named Grant
belonging to Pittston, while at work repairing
the machinery of the Steamer 'tKennebis,' at
this place, Friday last, was caught in the
machinery and instantly klled-his head being
shockingly mangled.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

The late accounts from Europe, which we no.
tced in our last, amounts to but little else but
minute history of Queen, Victcria's wedding cer-
emonies, and is certainly very unimportant to
readers ola republican stamp. We therefore de-
cline wasting room with such trash,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
LOGS AT AUCTION.

ri N compliance with law will be sold at Pubic
IL Auction on Thursday the 7th day of may ls4e
at ten o'clock in the forenoon all the logs remaining
in the Booms of the Kennebec Boom Corporation
on that day; which SAID Corporation may by law be
authorized 10 sell
N. B. Sale to commence at the Lawrence Boo m
so called. DANIEL NU1"TING Clerk,
of the Boom Corporation
Gardiner Feb 81 iS40: gw49.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

LADY's Book. We have just perused this ex-
celent monthly, and find its articles most inter-
sestng-as usual, The fashions (colorcd and
plan) are given in this number, together with
two pages of music, &c. r. Edton, Agent.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
STATE TAX

The following table will show the amount which
each town in this county will have to pay this year. in
addition to their usual tax, order the inter-
est the State debt, which has been sadJled upon
us by loco foco mi, rule How long will 1t take to
pay Of the tfate debi at this rate, .he beauties
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
.KHE1O sEe
REMOVAL.

EAAVID Y. KENDALL would inform his
EB friends and the public generally, that he
has removed TO the store recently occupied by
MIR. &C. Frufant, two doors South of the Elliot
House, and having just returned from Boston. he
offers for sale general assortment of W. /.
GOODS GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
Also CROCKERY WARE, NAILS, GLASS,
PAINTS and OlL.--Also DOMESTIC GOODS
and CLOTHS, such as DARK PRINTS, (cheap)
Course and Fine, vide SuEErIsGs, SrmpED
SHIETINcs. TicKINGs, GLASGOW JEANS or
HARD TIMES. BROAD CLOTHS. CAS-
SIMERES, SATlNETS, VESTlNGS &c-all
Of which will be sold chea tor Cash.
Bath Feb. Is IS43. a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

Musical piSitor. This 10 the title Of another
new publication, devoted to vocal and instrumental
music, adaPated to adult and juvenile readers, and
published by ii. G. DAY, Boston (6S Myrtle st.,
corner Of Belknap.) It is neat publication, and
appears TO possess much merit Price 81 per ann.
in advance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

LADIES COMPANION, for -Harch-En,rely or
iginal Ths articles are highly interesting This
number ais contains very elegan, steel engraving
of EnsipOrt and Passamaqpoddy Bay-spring Fash
ions, and Music. Thomas Eaton, p. NJ Agent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
Bath, March II. 1910.
Very Respectfully

The pocket-handkerchiefs bought by the
English Queen for her marriage, cost
nearly seventeen thousand dollars! Cheap
enough.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

.'vw World. We insert the prospectus 70
this valuable journal on our first page.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
Commissioners Notice.

VOEzzAEEHASaobEHVFA INUdKCC.
TEyII E subscribers having been appointed Commits
"a oncrsto receive and exa mine all the claims
OF The several creditors 10 the Of ISAIAH Crook.
er Esq. late Of Bath in the County of Lincoln de,
ceased represented insol, ent, do hereby give no.
tce that six months from the 18th day Of February
prove their claims, and that we will be in session
for that purpose on the last Saturday OF March and
the four following months from twoto FIVE O'Clock
P. NJ a, the Office Of William Torrey in sa id Bath
JOSEPH SEWALL c,n,n;ss;onor0
WILLIAM TORREY ! 'o"'"'S'''
Bath March a. I840. By 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

Flour is selling at Pittsburg, at $3.50 and 49,,
so I-2 per barrel.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
EssR SALE.


FESTiREE-F0uRTi'S Of steum Saw Mill loca-
a. ted in the Noth part Of Bath IL a mile from
The village, two years did in good rder. has TWO
upright saws, shngle machine, Earth machine, drag
sac bo'ing saw, a good half & BOOM, about four
Heres of and and age Wood House ,ct be sod
at 90 d bargain, enquire Of
kIC'i.ARD NJ TIER, Bntf.
I he other Ia part is for SAFE.
Bath. March lth. SO.
10 the Hon. Me Justices oft Supreme Ja-
dicial Court Legn and heid 81 Hiseas-
sci, in and tor The Couaiy Of Lincoln, on
the Wednesday, Joitoming The second Non.
day Of September, A. u. 1850
HEUMBlY show James Ale! ellal James II
Il D. Mcclellan and David sfnson all of Bath IL,
said County, Fsquires that they seized in fee
sinpi. and as tenants in common, Of and in
tain 10, Of land situate in said Path and bounded
Easlery ny Front Street, SontheIly by land OF
Pecg 1alman, Westerly by land sold by said Tall
man 20 James w iemoni, aud Norherly by Oak
Street, your petitioners of one hundred and eighiy
TWO. two hundred ard sixty fourth parts, with
Detscy T, lenonf Of said Bath, aud other per
sons 10 your petitioners unknown; that they cannot
lose tue profits thereof. wherefore they pray Tint
notice may be issued in due form of law, and Tint
tn r part may be or and assigned Them in ses
! crafty. 5AME : MCCLELLAN,
JAMES H. MCCLELLAN,
DAVID STINSON.
BY Benjafnn, Randall. their Attorney.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

press that Of the medical profession gener-
ally that it is only by the protective pow
er ofyaccination that we have been able to
stopls further spread; and that the utmost
confidence ought be placed in it by the
community at large, as protective against
the Small Pox.
Very Respectfully
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ENOR SALE three story dwelling house, sit
IL uated in Bath, between Mcclellan and Tur-
ner. and g. Russell, and Stanifords, with land and
out-building' for 81, $50, Ivy
VIM o L.aRRABEE.
Bath March 18th. 3w5l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-19

Attest: }. J. EvELEru, Register, pro lo".
3v5l .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

EEMALE MONTHLY PILL MADAME RESTELL
Female being satisfied from her perfect
tancs with the soogy and of the female
frame that the complaints to which females
ect their almost araby the suarty
and of those functions of which
indebted for health strength and and Of
happiness and which indeed perhaps ths
acon TO which can be suhjectas to this
those violent and headaches
turbed aud everish Sleep ghtu dreams languor debility
weakness most ethargy and dissemination
tvty employment deathly sallow, and inannate
pexion want OF appetite and short the utter prostron of
the Susceptibility for the
stances endurance OF fe engenderng that melancholy OF
mind and depression Of spirits that makes existence itself but
prolongaton of suffering AID and which, alas
not unfreQueny dooms the unhappy victim TO the perpeta
ton suicide How them to use TO obva
effects disastrous existence by the
Of medicine specially adapted produce those egu
lar actions so indispensable to health
Madame Restells Female Monthly Pills, long well known In
short period of their introduction the United States
Quired extensive reputation From the opportunities afford
ed Madame Reste asceranns effects produced by the
Of specifics singly has enabled her successfully to
combine the virtues aud of several Ingredients which,
though mild the composition OF the Fee
male Monthly Pills IL is under some circunstan
abstain from their for that contained il
the full and pacsar directions when and how TO be used
which each box. Madame Resels signature is
written on the cover ofeach box. Price 81.
For sale at liz Cherry street. Catharinei 2st Grand
Office las Greenwich street, Courtlandt, New York
No. IL Fair street Newark, NJ Dr. John Cady, 2oi West
minister street. r. l. Philadelphia Office ss South
tght-street. jv7 lrndXw+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
The GeraIdine's Death Song.

" Speak low, speak low the Banshse is crying
SHARK to the echo She's dy ng-dying
~What shadow fits dark ming the face o the water
Tis the swan of ths lake, the Geraldines daughter
Hush hush Have you heard what the Banshee said
- oh list to the echo She's dead-she's dead"
No shadow dims the face Of the water
Gone is the wrath of the Geraldine's daughter.
The step of yon train is heavy and slow
There's ging OF hands, there's breathing OF wo
What melody rolls mountain and water 7
IT'S the funeral chant for the Geraldnes daughter
Z" The requiem sounds like the plaintive moan
Which the wind makes the sepulchre stone.
oh, why did she die hearts blood had bought her.
S'0h why did she dieF-the Geraldines daughter
81 The thistle beard floats the wild roses wave,
"With the blast that sweeps the newly made grave;
" Stars dimly twinkle, hoarse falls the water
Night birds are wailing the Geraldnes daughter"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

DR.. AVENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES.
CONSISTING OIL THE TIGER PILL for severe and
RiIs condition
5 The EUPHRAsIA COMPOUND, for feeble and deli
e- s THE XMXRANTH SYRUP, for morbid affection. of
The ANAGALLIs PILL for irregular action of the
s. THE CARDAMINE PILL, for deransed function of the
Z THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to fe
The SLH f. 70, Uyau sd
TO- THE LAPsANA POWDER, for the diseases of chill
fn The I'll fsarIs LINIMENT for obstinate diseases of
H. The soLIDAGo OINTMENT, for injuries and COM
Ais ented, complete
liable TO oeeesns The preceding eassics;
other theories i is dssimar in one feature namely
in Of b a.S @
certain organs fixed closely corresponding mani
s.Sn Dd Se Seaa
q curing !snd that ns Ry all possible ISL and I'M
a. Al s.ti.ls; e public eGsddsnee from
cine like food when put TO its legitimate use must be chosen
%S s s asiH.
varied as TO suit the changing men present
different from disease fthe lungs ,
an attack Of palsy Al the may be secondary affections
on S OF
quickly disappear under the Influence Those possess al
esssasue 20 sd the soas waca they
been found peculiar control is necessarily very
brief genera Ion account Of Being intended
dum of popular medicine giving fuller details
S more with the
BowERY and 46 GRAND Each OF the remedies
relied principles the treatment of disease,
and will in most be found TO the disorders for
which recommended. Under each medicine
variety Of cases could adduced proofs OF their healing
efficacy, let the following serve as aspecmen:-
NJ c.. 2sth street. as years OF dark compleuon m dy
die stature touty made seL.d with intense pain the
toms I opa% an$ The ike
for nearly aweek, the bowels remaining obtnately
Al he timp On he eIQht
given, three hsurs the left the bowels
freely opeaed aad in "a hours the patient completely
stored
Mr. b, 18th street seized with similar ~
had been four days in the greatest during which all the
ordinary remedies had been tried On the fifth day
given, and IN 80 hours he returned to his
usual zyocation.
w O. Grove street. had far sometime comp Of pain
in the chest general lasude at last sezed with
we're inflammation of the lungs, ncessant cough difficult
parched resesssess Nc One
given which uring the day, removed all bad
and by giyEg two doses OF the ANAGALLs rLL IN two
a. avs AZ completely recovered.
AGENTS WANTED, enquire at 10 Bowery jez7