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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

4 clever female French writer says,
,bo, . woman should not sit beside tne
, .,aon whom she wished to conquer, but op
posite him. Attack heart by lu'i i'O'i'
pot nv profle, is her expression.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

TiME-Old! call you me! Ay! when
the Almighty spoke creation into birth,
was there. Then was l born mid the
bloom and verdure, of Paradise. l gaz-
ed upon the young world, radiant with &c.
lestial smiles. | rose upon the Plnlons OF
the first morn, and caught the sweet dew
drops as they fell and sparkled on the
bowers of the garden. Ere the foot OF
man was heard sounding in this wilder
ness. | gazed upon its thousand rivers,
flashing in light, and rejecting the broad
sun. like a thousand jewels upon their bo'
SONS. The cataracts sent up their anth'
: ems in these solitudes, and none was
!, here 70 listen to the new born melody bu
f II The fawns bounded over the new borr
o hills and drank at the limpld streams,age
before an arm was raised to lnlure
4 make them afraid. For thousands O
wears the morning star rose IN beauty up
on these unpeopled shores, and Its twl
! sister of the eve famed in the forehead
y of the skv, with no eye to admire the
- rovs hut nine. Ay? call me old! Baby
- lon and Assyria, Palmyra and Ihebe
~ 80 gour;shed and fell, and1 beheld thel
7" - heir olory and their Decline Scar
NJ n melancholy ruin marks the place
:, III cir existence but whan their first ston
q. were laid in the earth was there! NJ
a. all the glory, splendor and wlckednGSs
was in their busy streets and crumollt
M their magnificent piles and their gorge3o
ID nalaces to the earth. MY book VII sht
~ - .rd fearful account against theI
lr- 7 control the fate of empires, give tn
~ ncriod of glory and splendor: but IN tn
,iy. birth | conceal in them the SEEDS OF ueG j
I thew must 90 down,be humbled IN 'neG
IN their proud heads be bowed down Del
.es. the rising ies,ofyoung nations 10 WI
ms nrosoeritv there will also come date
cal dav of decline. | poise my wing o
the earth, and watch the course ana
,n;u mos of its inhabitants. call upon
noe vjolets upon the hills, and crumbIet the G
1stI. ruins to the ground. am the agent
HIGHER power to give life and Ia Ike II aV
,rr snread silken tresses upon the Dro'
the Young, and plant grey hairs on
,..o Soad Of the aged man. Dimples
~ tiles at nv bidding, Turk around the
lally OF the ill'lo00"t Iii, wrinkles.
alton brow OF tue o. len will nv da,
Sc Of call ye me! aye, ous ,',;iI time and etei
been numOerea: IN .ho Garth and its
{ he begin! " men W." no rolled up, anc
even 'eI1 u,orId commence its revolutions!
age, TIL He' wiz w When His purposes,
ed so orders IT, 80 are accompl
Ellis. called me 'hle IN III bon. and no one
i the then, ana hot m I sbaI 90 TO the
:, and proclaim ,: .U"''
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

Ten thousand dollars reward . has per"
offered for the Apprehension =
the Great Forger'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02


now, Charles, our own dear Charles, has
returned, Is in this city, and will be here
IN nall an hour--cheer up, my DEAR" and |
ne began to pace the floor.
See here," he continued, as splen-
did equipage, with servants in livery drove
up to the door, from which young gen.
teman alighted: 'here is Or. Thompson
too; how glad | shall be to introduce them
to one another.
Il don't see why you should be-" said
his wife, ''though perhaps Charles, as you
call him, may be as rich as Mr.. Thomp-
son. You know he left word he was 60
ing to seek his fortune" and she pronoun-
ced the last word with a sneer.
sand he hopes he has found it MADAME
exclaimed Charles; who entered just al
that moment, ''thanks be to an all-wise
Providence, that directed me to my faith
er's house. 1t is Charles that stands be
fore your
With streak of delight, Helen threw
herselfinto his outstretched arms, land wep
: tears Of JOY upon his bosom; while the oil
e man stood motionless, but his eye wer
] wet, and his lip quivered though not wit
!. grief.
i When they had become somewh;
: composed, Charles related TO them VIII;
/ had occurred since he left them. The jc
that beamed in the swimming eyes of Il
1t delighted girl as she hung fondly upc
le her lovers arm, was only equalled by Il
Is tenderness with which he returned h
L. look of affection. How deep was Il
Or bliss of that moment, making amends
g its delight, for the long years of donbt a
tn absence! 1t was not long before Charl
o. renewed his boyish,v vows he had Pledg
S. to Helen, and the blushing girl listen'
r smiling and weeping by turns.
ut Need it be added, that in short til
on Helen and Charles were united at the
al tar; and even the aristocratic mott
nd smiled upon the union of her daugh
ed with the CT diuant Charles Elliston!
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

DRUGS
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New Yca
planters, Wll
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

Arrivals, Clearnnces, &c.
q brig iiailoweil, Smith, Key West, Tampa Bay and
Marks
Ara, N. London Goth, scbs Betsey Pierce, Crocke-Ma
dim, Race, and Zephyr, Crockett, IhoILason for York
sid FIN Providence 2al sch Fornax, Nicherson, Bath
r, Ar at Savannah s'e sch Eaily Wright, Drinkwater
lowed to Sea FIN Orleans, previous lMh ships La
grange, aud Swanton. ADV ships Amazon Richardson fr
Iverpoo wanting 300 tes; London, Patten, for Boston
with DIES.
CT at York Goth, brig James McCobb Batcheder, Quay
Ar at Holiness Hole ad sch seaph, Parker, Ranger
Arnt Portland 9th, sch Trial. Waldoloro fr Boston, osth
Many Howard, and Mary Gardiner for New I,edford Tya
Wadoboro for Boston; Ontario, Camden for York o9tl
scs Mary Howard Perry, and Mary, Perry, Gardiner for
ledford Bahama, Pheney Gardiner for Faraven Atlantic
Keller, Bremen, for Boston 1ya, Wells, Wadohoro' fal
shh Enterprize, Perry. 1homason; Grghonnd Blake
Bangor for I'oston Hill WATTS Bangor; Aoaska (ofThom
Ar Boston 3oh brig Frances Louisa (of Bntf) Moton
Matanzas 18th; sch Ade tof do) lnscoit, Havana i;
drew Jackson, Iarnlam, Damariscotta; Caroline Cunning
ham, Wiscasset; Helen, Wood, Bath :"
Al Havana, May l5 among ships, Girard, Gross fin Or
AZ Maanzas ION u brgs Lion, Fulton, for Boston, lC
days Brilliant, Nichols, for b, Belfast, next day
Ar at Havana 9th inst, brig Ceylon, Tron, Bath
Cid at Boston 29, brig Samuel n. Gott Gray, Bath sci
Hanover Donnell, Bath.
Brig franklin, ut York, from Pcton esth off Montang
tle ol tessel schooner and
cabin chairs adriff.
Ar at Providence asth, sc Megunticook, (of Camden
Mayo 81. Marks, IA.
Sailed from n. Haven 29h brig Antarie Iatch Waldobo
roueh.
Ar at N York 30th, ship birmingham, Robinson, Liver
pool ~ days-.5 passengers sch Mary and Susan, Nc.
cIintock, (of Nobleb"oD Pensacola, 90 days.
Ar at Salem Both, Sels Mexico Gardiner; Vesta and
Bertha, Orand New England, IIaloweIl.
Ar AT Boston 3st, scls Eagle, shannon, Wscasset Sam
mel, Foga, Bath Albion, Rich Bangor. brig Porpoise
Badger, Bath +. Lawrence BENTLEY, Tbomaston
Ar at Newport 3lst brig Alyano, Gllchrist Fall River for
Bath sch Hope and Slsan Thatcher, Bal, II for MARKET
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

LLVCOLN ss.4t the Probate ORce Wscasso, oahn and
FER he County lincoln on e 22d day Of Nay, A. D. ls4l.
AMEsR SHAW having filed in said Office certain
instrument pnrpohg tobe the last will and testament
of ROBERT REED, late of Woowich, in said County, de
ceased, having presented the for Probate Ordered,
That tsad JamesR. Shaw, give notice an persons in
ierested by caus ng copy of this order to be published i'm
syey that they ay at Court to- be held At
Bath in said County, the seventh day of June net and
siew cause any they have, why the said instrument
and testament Of said deceased II
Said Court to be held by adjournment from Probate Court
ut Wiscasset held ofl'the 18th Infant.
ow9 - NATH'I, GROTON Judae of Probate
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
Spoken.

May l5at ~ 4G, ion G2 2 ship North Amerca, of Bath
probably North Carolina Of Bath, from Orleans for Liver
pool =" 80
May s,l9 30 Jon II, ship Birmingham of Bath, from
Orleajs;fa Liverpool = 49, = -
NJ May H. orr Il Shot Keys brig Francis Louisa, Mopon,
May - lat ahont q lion S. brig Helespont, Randall II
days ftp bath for GladalQIpe -" '>t'I'
May 2 a 81 46, Ion ~ Ii, ship Ontario of Wscasse 60
days I'm n Orleans for Liverpool =
May ls, lat 30 40 ion s. brig Wm burlington, Randall,
0 days from R;t f'r Guadalfupe Wy
May 18th, lat % Ion 5, brig Ninrod (of allowe Hail.
from Boston for Mobile = y" "
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
prKeep IT before the People,

The Loco Foco papers are very fond of keeping
things before the yeople. Here is little item
they can look at when any of their friends are
removed from Office:
iD1 When Martin Van Buren, went into Office
as Secretary of State, under Andrew Jackson, hi
turned EVERY CLERK in the Department o
State out of Office the very day on which he enter
ed.
u Please to keep this before the People
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

"Henry Masters, NOVA Scotia, Inspector,
Guager, &c, vice P, II. Green, removed
augusta age.
lis the editor of the Age aware, that this Hen
ry Masters came to this Country at the early age
OF ten years, and is a younger brother to. Nm.
Masters who came to this Country at later Pc
Rod and held an appointment to office under Mr.
Van Buren, during his administrator
One would think too, that the late admfnistra-
ton was quite free from hvoring foreigners, in
appointments to Office, judging from the manner
in which the Age and other opposition papers
throw stones. A glance at the appointments,
under Gen. Jackson and MIR. Van Buren,, for I'M
der officers in the New York, Custom House, and
in the several departments at Washington, and
in many other places, would tell different story
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

REMAINS OF GEN. HARRIsoN.-Attbem MEETING
of committee ofthe citizens, and the CITY Coun,
Gil of Cincinnati on the 10th. a committee was
appointed to proceed to the city of Washington
for the purpose of removing the venerated re-
mains ofthe late President Of the United States
to Ohio for interment. The committee consists
Of Judge Burnet, John G. Wright, John c.
Vaughan, J. Reeves, Charles s. Clarkson, L.
,terment has not yet been designated. The Com
'mittee will leave Cincinnati on the 9Th of June.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

ON and after the tenth day of june and until the tenth
" day OF October lS4l, quarantine shall be had On a
vessels their officers crews passengers and cargoes
arrival from the West indies, Gulf of Mexco any port
Where any contagious disease prevailed their departure
and on all vessels on hoard of which, any shall have
died, have been sick with any disease during
their homeward passage. No person shall be admitted 20
onbord Of Or shore from vessel when
antne without permit from the Health Officer. The
law will be strictly enforced. Vessels win anchor
usual place of quarantine nearly opposite the south Steam
MILL Pilots requested the above regulations
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Health Officer.
Bath, Nav 49, 1871. RIO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
DIED.

on Tuesday Of last week, Rosanna, daughter of Mr. Ed
ward Colby, aged years. ''
In Lisbon, Me-, May nth, Mr. Arba H. Sinclair aged 80
formerly resident Of this town rs an apprentice to Mr.
Iufant. Those who hest acquainted with the de-
ceased, Were often reminded M his life and conversational
Of the young in the Gospel who could say 'all these
have Kept from my youth up He lived the life of chris
tai ana thus ended his earthly days in peace.
- IN Halowels child of Mr. Levereat Lord mos-Miss
mannah NJ. Halkerson. aged II yrs mos.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
STONE CUTTING.

ID ICHARD ADAMS would inform le public that he in
tends the continuance Of the Stone Cutting at the old
swick nearly opposite Stage Tavern and his place of
residence near catbance Mill, Topslanat which places he
will furnish the first Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work, executed
with DISPATCH in the neates and at least as low az
be lad in the State Also, White American Marble
Grave Stones window caps, stills, and belts for Brick Build
ngs &C., &c In of absence at Bath apply TO Capt
Lambard door-at brunswick TO Mr. Lukin opposite.
Also, for sale, some 2G DO feet hewn ranging timber.
MAY 6th IS4l tf6.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

PORT OF RATH.

. Arrived.
May 81, Dr. sch Rising Sun, Faulkner, Walton, N. s.
sch Erie, Williams Boston
June = Dr. sch Industry, Mcclellan, Kempt, N. s.
brig bordeaux, Parker, Boston, with pan of her in
ward cargo. s. :. 't- .
sep Hanover, ponell, Roston
Sailed.
May %, brig Baltic, Rodbrd, Martinique
brig New York, Meryman, Cuba
brig Charles, Sylvester, Cuba
Irg Augusta, Jordan, Matnnzas
sch Madawaska Small Cuba
sch New York, Merrill Sydney
SCH Mechanic, McCarty, Pictou
Cleared.
brig Partridge, son, Cuba
June 2, brig Angelina, Barnes, Havana
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
Destruction of the National Theatre by Fire


About seven o'clock this morning, the Nation
al Theatre was discovered to be on fire, and at
O'Clock was mass of ruins. BY the great exer-
tops Of the fire departmept,tte surrounding build
ipgs were preserved almost entirely from damage,
exceptity ahe falling of the walls. The wall fell
on the roof Of house ofbad repnte adjoining the
Theatre in Leonard street crushing it through to
the second story, also destroying the tea-room
building .,ttaehedto the rear. The houses on
Franklin street were somewhat injured on their
rear-pia4zas broken down aud windows bro
ken. The ycH4prch dp 81. Esprit received no
damage.
- Many ofthe actors pni actresses lost yearly
their whole wsrarobe So rapid was the progress
of the fire that butlttIe of value could be saved.
I'm Inquest was held this morning in tue house
adjoing the Theatre, 10 Leopard street, on a
young woman about 10 years Of age, an inmate
Of the house for few days only She was lately
from Philadelphia.
She killed by the falling ofthe wall, which
crushed in the roof Her apartment was in the
garret. She had been several times down stairs
previous to the falling in of the roof We could
not learn her name. IN. y. American.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

The BosToN DAILY TINES comes to us YER
much improved in appearance. 1t is now printe,
on a new and beautiful small type.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

The mail contracts Scr the present year have
been made at 20 per ct. less. on an average, than
they have been for several years past. One Of
the Maine papers says the contract to carry the
mail from Portsmouth to Bangor, has been made
at less than one half what has been paid for ma
ny years past. The competition has very much
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

boundary Line 6etapcen The U. s. and Texas.
Its reported that by the line now being run
by the governments, seventeen townships would
be sliced off the Red River district" Louisiana.
and added to Texas W
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

The Huntington Journal says that nineteen
convicted felons have been pardoned by Govern
or Porter SINCE his election to the Chief Mag istra.
cy of Pennsylvania.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
lOUIsyrLLF, Nav %, ISL

LoUISyrELE, Way y, IS1I.
We have Just left Mr.. M.knigHt, President OF
the Bank of Kentucky. He informs US that the
other names, are safe in the hands Of Mr.. Sny-
der at st. Louis He came up with him there,
and had him arrested. You will no doubt re-
ceive information from Mr. Snyder. We hope
all his ill-gotten gains will be taken away from
him, and that the honest working men who m he
has swndled, may get their own back again.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

THE CLERKsHIP.-We perceive that the sew
eral candidates, viz nj. st. c. Clark, Col Shock,
F; o; J. Smith, Mr. Mel M: Leod, Mr. Birch and II
LMadisonian Of Fridaq.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

PENNSYLVANIA. A special election of Member
of Congress, in place of Mr.. 0gle, deceased ha
been ordered, on the 9Th ofJune.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

b. soon. "H.' soon-perhaps next week -
Several other articles under cons liberation.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

TEMPERANCE. A Washington Temperance
Society has been organized in SaccaraPpa, ana
numbers ICY members.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

To The Honerabe Courte County Commissioners ner to e
hoidcn ~ Ha r6a inland for saidCohnfg of Lnc6in = =
JiEREas tie County Commissioners Of the Counties of
va hhc4n ans ke1AG9ec q Petition Of Jalln Hemp 4
n ins % ne S, ne dn n roP % q te road
the road near Gharles RobisI in trhte ii The Comfy
OF kehhthec, faveocatcd road, beginning at point Oh
drew Jacks owdoi Isl the purpose AVOIDING the
hills on the road now travelled Your petitioners weuld re-
the ins and that much better place for may be had
North OF said Locations beginning somewhere East the
fihge on the fielding to the meeting house and running
Easteryt the forks of the Samuel Jacks in Itch
field in the County Of Kennebec, Whereby the fstancew
road would be of great advantage to the inhabitants Of Bow
don and the towns in its vicinity, and public in GEN
era We therefore pray your Honors that the Commission
ers Of the County of kennebec may he notified and at
SAID road may he located according to the above petition and
the other location or road on the petition of 9TH
Bowdon, April 81, 1871.
Copy-Atiest: W. HUBBARD, CLERK.
LLTcoLN , sSt meeting Se Comfy Commissioners
the .seeond Tuesday Of May a. ID. 1s4l..
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered that petitioners
give notice all persons and corporations Interested that
ie cohty Commissioners will meet ut the house of James
PqttT In ;owdon and have requested the County Commits
soners Of the County of Kenpcbec with them, on
the sixth day of July, A. d. S4l at 10 O'Clock A. M when
they wiloceed to view the road described their petition
ana inmedately thereafter, at convenient place the
vlcty VIII hear the parties and witnesses and proceed
40 such other things in the premises by NAV he re-
qnred by causing aesed copy of their petition and this
hoieoh, W ne stfVtuHpOn Tue County Commissioners
for the said County Of kenebec and upon the County
Atornes Of Lincoln Kennebec upon the Clerks Of
ihe Towns of Bowdon and Lced also by posting up cop
les {" the same in three public places in each of said towns
ana ny pblishingthe same in tile Poand Advertiser being
the printed the Printer to THE State and also
IN e Bath Telegraph printed at Bath in the County of Lin
coin and in the Kennebec Journal printed at Augusta IN the
county oKennebec three weeks successfully, tile service
upon the Co,Rty Aomes and upon the Clerks of the
s towns Of Bowdoin and Ltcheld and posting up Of said
COPIES ana e first publication in said Newspapers be
~ days at least before the time of said meeting that all
persons Interested may then and there appear and sew
cause any they have, why the prayer Of said petitioners
should not be granted. ~ :
Attest WALES HUBBARD CLERK.
copy Attest: WALES HUBBARD CLERK.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

The next Steam ship to arrive is the Acadia
which left Liverpool on the 10Th and may Be ex
pected about Wednesday next, at Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

The Cincinnati CHAMBER OF COMMERCE have
adopted memorial in favor of National Bank
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

THE GREAT SwINDLER ARRlsTED.-Itw will be
by the following letter to Messrs. Jacob Lit
tie & Co. New York, that the adroit rogue who
contrived to raise the wind so largely by means
of forged altered drafts purportng TO be issued
by Banks in New Orleans. has been arrested in
St Louis.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
VEGETABLE syrup.

F0r FfiHafes fnceatf.
TIME most safe and ectna remedy lesseninp the nons
and suierings attendant paa tent woman that Ina
ever been discovered. = I,t $50
The most delicate female may without the least fear
Ct injury to hersslfoI offspring :.
The proprietor has in his possession many letters showing
that fully answers the purpose for which is recommend
cd not only4n lesehng pain and rendering the process Of
labor more easy and safe, but in promoting the speedy
cry of the mother after confinement. y =
Directions for using it. &C., briefly stated in small
pamphlet that accompanies each bottle which are cert
Gates from Physicians, who have prescribed IT, and oher
Gentlemen whose Wives have used it, - ~
Pamphlets may be had gratis of Agents ly those who ara
DESTROYS of farther information. -. - 80 -
Prepared by 5. PAGE, druggist, HALLowEI1 IN whom
orders may be directed. - - = -
IL is also for sale by the dozen or single hottie nv w r.
SrMPsoN & REED No. ia, State Streef Boston -
j. f. Ladd druggist, Augusta Doc j. a. Be1rD. Saco
Chos. laf0eu, " Gardiner II. Bogg & Co. Thomaston.
y. Htaen, W4iefville. r. S. Biasdeu f. Thomason
.NathI Weh, " Bath. y Edmund Dana, Wiscasset. .
q. Hiuistoa, : brunswick. lC Church, Jr. Phillips.
II SdrseT " pcSrtlaSd w. B. LOrejoy, Fayete,
Z II. Beckett, y Joha Sides Wald0bpo'.
q; ~; Hotdea Bangor. Is. ~. Bates, Norrdgewock
HIM. O. Poor, &C Belfast. go -.
lp%. Noges, Maine Farmer Office, Winthrop.
Bath, May 9th, lS4 cop ly7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

Benz. Homer Dixon has been recognized by the
President as Vice Con sui of the Netherlands, at
Boston, for Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, New
Hampshire, and Maine.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

General Thomas Glascock, one Of the mos
distinguished men in Georgia, died at Decatur
DeKalb county, on the 10Th inst
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

TENNESSEE. Tho J. Campbell, (Adm) ha
been elected in the 4th District, where the Resul
was doubtful.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

RoBERTs MAGAzINE-No. lois received
The execution of this Magazine is admirable.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

EASTERN RAILROAD RESTORATOR.---
II D. II. LOMBARD, IT 1-2 COMMERCIAL STREET,
BOSTON. Good hoard lodging, by the week day. at
the most raasouable terms tf4S.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
Wing Gains at Late Elections.

Being clear gain of II Members
While in three other States, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, and Kentucky, the Wings have
held their own Nat Intelligencer.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

REFINED WHALE OIL,
TN hares of very superior quality, just received and fol
i sale by CHARLES CLAPP, Jr.
Nav 5, 1871. t'' g.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03
NOTICE

NOTICE..
ID P MORSE would respectfully inform the inhabitants
IL. of Bath and vicinity, that he has just returned from
Boston with prime assortment of Goods, comprising
rety of w. l. Goods, Groceries, Provisions Fruit &c. &c.
All of which will be sold very low for Cash PURCHASERS
invited local.
W b. p NJ. would hereby give particular notice that
a'i indebted to him either by must
eau and make immediate payment or they will be obliged
settle with an Attorney !. : :
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

Five ships and barques arrived at New Bedford
on Friday, bringing about 10000 barrels of oil.