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Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

DARING RAscALITY-A robber entered the hat
store of Henry Bailey g. Co, Boston, on the eve
ming of the 4th inst. A young man who slept
in the store had secreted himself (hearing him in
ettectlng his entrance by means ofa false key to
observe his proceedings The robbcr was arm
ed with large pistol, and after securing about
$500 in rich goods and notes was about going
out the back door, when the clerk looked over
the counter and was observed by the robber, who
Immediately fred at him-but did not harm him
The young man (who had pstoD fired at the
rascal in turn, and it is believed wounded him
The fellow decamped and no clue could be found
Of hun.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

THE EXTRA SESSION OFCoNGREs

TILE EXTRA SESSION OFCONGRESS.
In less than month, the new Congress will
meet at Washington in the extra session called by
the lamented Harrison but fortnight before his
death. This measure had become an imperative
one, on his part, from the impoverished situation
,ofthe treasury-the wretched condition of the
country. and the defenceless state Of our frontier
and seaboard, with the prospect Of war not very
remote. In that extra session of Congress, ev-
cry State but two, Illinois and Mississippi, both
together with but five representatives., will be rep
resented. With the exception ofone vacancy in
this State, which will be filed next Monday, and
another in New York, occasoned by the resigna-
tion of Mr.. Granger, nineteen States have elect
ed their members; of these we have, as yet, no
returns from one, Kentucky, and from another
our returns are incomplete. In the several States
in which elections have taken place, and where
the result has been definitely ascertained, the fol-
lowing is the relative strength of the friends of
the Administration, as compared with the strength
of the Wings in the last Congress-
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06
FARM AT AUCTION.

E1VE undivided parts of the Farm occupied by Mr..
John Wadsworth, will be sold at public auction, the
Tonne Hotel in Brunswick, Saturday the Is Of NAY,
instant, at two O'Clock in the aflernoon.-Sad farm stu
ated in brunswick, the Turnpike road leading from Bran
vick 10 Bath and about two miles from Bowdon College,
The farm contains about fifty acres extends both sides oi
the turnpike, and is bounded the north by the Andfoscoe
gin River where drift wood be obtained with great
and with other expense than the labor Of taking from
the river The buildings old one story house,
story house adjoining, comparatively new, aud barn. Th,
land is of good quality for lage, moving, and pasture Th
terms of payment will be, $5 in cash. at the time of sale
note with good securities, satisfactory to the
payable in six MONTHS for $780, and the remainder in equa
annual payments OF one and three years. secured by
mortgage the farm and all annual interest. For fur
ther particulars, inquire Of the family the premises,
n. b. THOMPSON al Brunswick.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

BosTos NorIoN AND New WORLD BY no.
tce in the last EMOTION, we learn that those who
who feel inclined to subscribe for two man.
moth papers-one from New York, and the other
from Boston, can be supplied with the New World
and Boston Notion at the Low price of fire dollars
a year, each in advance. Both papers stand very
high, and are certainly we'll worth this sum. Re
mittances may be made to J. Winchester, Ann
Street, New York, or to George Roberts, 5 State
Street. Boston.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06
1r-LOoK OUT For IMPOsrrTON.z

Tj'LODK OUT FOR IMPOSITION, 90
consequence of the increased demand for TRUFAHrs
IL COMPOUND for of SALT RHEUM, &C., il IL evi-
dent that base attempts have been made and
ing to initiate the article, and infringe upon his right He
obtained LETTERS PATENT three years since, both for
the preparation and name ana a persons hereby
toned against infringing upon his right guaranteed by said
PATENT under the penalties of the Law. Remem
her' the penalty lies against the seller well the maker
of the Article Never' buy unless in has the wr,ttcn
mindrtten signature of the inventor The ointment ia
in tin boxes with the letters 'W. b. TRUFANT PATENT,
BATH Me-" stamp the all others be false
That the above medicine is worthy OF confidence is evident
from the fact that (not whsandng its opposition than
EIGHT THOUSAND
packages have been sold within short me giving gen
era satisfaction where faithfully applied In fact the
nual and almost daily instances of its which have
occurred in this and other States juses the proprietor in
submitting it with increased confidence to the public gener.
ally This remedy is recommended in addition to SALT
RIlEUM, as good for RING WORM-SCALD HEAD
SllINGLES--LEPROSY--PI ES--rTClI-PIMPLES-
and especially so for the JACKSON BARRIERS ITCH
As man heir 10 hmors of thousand names the ointment it.
self frequently used with entire Price 50cs The
internal application, is composed of twelve different ngrc
dens entirely vegetable, ami is esteemed highly, safe
aed wholesome drink for persons generaly particularly in
the spring Price 80 Numerous certificates from
distinguished physicians cergymen and other professional
from this and other States possession of the pro-
petor, which might be subjoned if necessary word
the wise is sufficient For sale the of the subscriber
wholesale and retail and at the BATH BOOK STORE
In Brunswick by Webb and Hall-Wscasset by Edmund
Dana and by his regular agents throughout New England
w. b. TRUFANT, sole proprietor.
/ Bath, Me, ls4l. TIA
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

YoUTH' MEDALLION" This is the title O.
new paper, published once in two weeks, in
quarto form, neatly executed, and furnished fol
the low price of one dollar to single subscribers
or six papers in one package for five dollars, ir
advance 1t is designed principally for the in
struction and entertainment of the young, and
will be found, Gf the number before US may be
taken as fair sample,) very useful and inter
estng family paper. We would commend it to
the patronage of our young friends A dollar
spent in this way will be found in the end, judi
c1onsly spent. 1t is published at the Office ofthe
Mercantile Journal, Boston.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06
NATIONAL FAST.

The Committee chosen by the citizens of this
town have made arrangement nts, with the assent of
the several clergymen, that public address, or
DISCOURSE suited to the occasion, shall be deliver
ed at the South Meeting House, at half past ten
in the morning; where all the citizens are invited
to attend.
The bells will be tolled one hour after sunrise,
and half an hour previous to the meeting
Ship owners and masters are requested to have
their flags at half-mast at sunrise.
Places of business are of course expected to
be closed through the day.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

THE CIRCULAR The locos are ueru much
troubled at the proposed reform in the conduct of
Office holders required by the Circular, lately
published by the new administration. They
rave terribly about it, and denounce it as lnfring-
ing upon the rights of that class of citizens. To
be sure, this view of the matter, is not put forth
by them much out of regard to the supposed
rights of Wing office holders as for some other
peculiar reasons.
But since they thus denounce this circular, we
will just copy extract from Mr.. Jefferson 6
Circular, relating to the same matter, and then
ask the people, what claim these locos have in
justice to be "he old fa,hioned' Jefersonians
And let it be borne in mind, that President
Harrson's Circular is but a revival or reiteraton
Of the very doctrine here set forth. Can old
fashioned Jeffersonians find fault with this? BY
no means.
E~tract from Mr.. Jeferson's Circular addressed
tooHcehofders 10 under himself.
"The President of the United States has seen
with dissatisfaction officers of the General Gov
eminent, taking, various occasions, active
parts in the elections of public functonaries,
whether Of the General or State Government.
Freedom Of election being essential to the mutu-
al independence of Government, and of the DIFF
ferent branches of the same Government, so vi
tally cherished by most of onr constitutions, it is
deemed improper for officers depending on the
Executive of the Union to attempt to control or
influence the free exercise of the elective right.
II IS expected that no officer aOiH attempt 10 anfu-
pncf the rotes Of other men, nor take any part IN
the business of electi0neering, that being deemed
inconsistent with the spirit Of the Constitution
and his duties"
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

the Loco Focos but 96, being clear majority of
torty.fve-large enough to take good care of
Messrs. Wise, Mallory, Hunter & Co., should
they be disposed to kick out of the traces again.
Large enough to choose good and true Wing
Speaker, one ofthe right stamp-large enough,
and more than large enough for every available
purpose So far this is wen. Fortunate for the
Administration is it that their strength will be so
decisive, for meyer was it more necessary that an
Administration should be firmly and effectively
sustainedb by friendly Congress. On no former
occasion has retiring Administration left peo.
pie in such state of dllapidation and collapse
never was there to be restored by speedy, ef-
fcent and energetic measures
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

We perceive the Age IS endeavoring to create
jealousy between the Commercial and Agricul-
tural classes of this State, relation to the Val
uation Report. Ofcourse there is no just grounds
for any such complaint as the Age specifies. That
paper very plainly ntimates that the valuation on
the Sea-board has been underrated, whilst that
of the interior or farming portions of the State
has been rated full high enough. Now the fact
in the case is, the charge is totally unfounded,
and if such were the case, (Which we by no means
admit possible thing) the farming interest is
chargeable with the whole blame. The majority
of the Valuation Committee, represented the
Agricultural interest," and it sby means proba-
BILE, they would allow such an act of injustice to
be perpetrated. In the House too, the farming
interest was represented by two members, where
the Commercial interest had but one. The fact
is, the Age is a little too much inclined to hum
buggery.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

STEAMBOAT Explosion AND LOSS OF LIFE
The boiler of the Steam Tow Boat on the North
River at New York, exploded on Tuesday even
ing last. The captain of the boat had his leo
broken by some of the fragments, and the engi-
neer and fremen were slightly fIded. A hand
on board the canal boat Henry, and while in the
act of making fast to the steamboat, was instant
ly killed by piece of the machinery, which fel
upon his head. Another man on board the Henry
had his leg broken, and others belonging to the
canal boat and steamer were badly injured
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

DE-. $. o. iiichor,.so1A-s sher:y Es-ine BitterI
RI the ony sure remedy for Dyspepsia and jaundice
"a has ever been dscuvcrGdnni their general use for ~
years, with recommendations from the most eminent OF the
Medical Faculty. and editorial from Boston Morn
ing Post Boston Daily Mail Plymouth Memorial, Amoskeag
Representative BarIsabe Patriot ESSEX Banner ayerlii
Gazette howell Patriot Bunker HiH Aurora, Gharestown,
Portsmouth Gazette, n H. Dover Gazette n. H., Northern
Star, r. Island Lincoln Telegraph, Me-, New York Evening
Signal &c. assure the afflicted thai they possess
the viscera promote the pertac action cleanse stomach
and bowels from unhealthy accumulatons and purify and
enven the blood in tem thorough and efeca manner
They the certain remedy for all those prevalent
diseases called Dyspepsia Jaindice, Liver COMPLAINTS
Heartburn, Dizziness, Headache, Wandering Settled
Palms. sinking Fantness, Sour Stomach, Loss OF Appetite
Weakness of the Limbs Nervous Debility, COsveness,
Piles and all Diseases caused by an unhealthy state of the
They the unrvallrd and eficacious compound of
S5-REGuLAR PHYsicIAN3 and Graduate of The NEwHAMP
SHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE, who has made the study of Med
cine his profession.
Being composed entirely of vegetables they of such
nature that they be taken for any length Of time by in
vads OF any age, the system or exposing it
''' BEBaRE OF PEDDLERS..
The genuine article cannot be obtained of them any
pretence whatever.I MEYER EMPLOY THEM, NOR
Bitters, put up in phas and small round bottles, purporng
TO be mine, ARE RANK COUyN7ERFEIT'S.
As some are enough to fill the empty bottles with
their stuff and thus deceive the unwary and some have
tempted an imitation Of . my Y. Biers in papers
In consequence of these attempts at imposition have
been expense in having directions and wrappers
and in future the Bitters in papers will be done up in differ
ent style See that the envelope has it my in full
enered according to act of Congress- in the year lS40 by
s. o Richardson NJ d. in the Clerks Office Of tie District
Court of Massachusetts " and the other side Establish
ed in l8Os South Reading, County of Middesex Massa
chuses The border around the inside directions, (Which
printed white tissue paper curiously engraved
tatshe words CDR S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine berS
present themselves in thousand different FORMS As copy
right has been granted me, INFRNGEMENTs BE
according to law. The bottles are
nearly ready to be issued, in the style.
All Bitters prepared by me have fac-simile of my sigma
ture on the outer envelope, COUNTERFEIT WHICH is
FORGERY
us YOU V.4LUE HEALTH, BE CAREFUL!
Orders from Agents, merchants traders, druggists, apoth
ecaes and dealers medicines will be- punctuay attended
TO, and sent to any part of the country, safely packed in
boxes A liberal discount will be allowed on the sale
For sale, wholesale and reta at the
DocIoR's OFFICE, l5HANovER STREET. BOSTON,
and in Towns througlou the New England States.
9TF Price rs per buttlG59 cents per paperE&
For sale by N. Weld, c. C. Waldron, d. y Kendall, in
Bath, Me. ew 6m.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

OFFIc cE-SEEKERs. Great complaint is made
by the opposition party of the immense number
of applicants for office under the present admins
tration. BY the leading papers of that party, one
would suppose that for this reason alone, the dem
ocratc whig party should be totally annihilated.
That there are numerous applications for Office,
we feel free to admit that it is So we consider al
together the Legitimate res ut of the policy pnr-
sued by Jackson and Yam Buren, for the past
twelve years. 1t is nothing more than we ex-
Pected-we presume every refecting person was
prepared for such state of things. Where 50
much corruption and prescription, and rewarding
OF tavorites for parzan services has been exhibit
ed, has been the in this country, since the
accession of Gen Jackson to the Presidency, how
could it he expected but that some portion, even
of own friends, should contract the prevailing
disorder' 1t was matter of course. 1t could
not be avoided.
We think our opponents should by no means
make such indecent haste To prefer this simple,
we may say acknnw ledged fact, against the De-
mocracy as serious charge. To our apprehen-
sion, nothing could be more unjust. If it be
wrong-f it be poltentous Of evil at their own
doors we may justly lay the sin. If it furnishes
any sortof argument-that argument must be OF
overwhelming force against the principles and
practices Of the two preceding administrations,
whose acknowledged battle cry was. "To the Vic
tors belong the Spoils ''!-What spoils why
the Offices This declaration, carried out to its
fullest and mnutest extent, is the very foundation
ofthis garing evil. Let the people then, judge who
should be accountable.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

G' The beautiful Steamer Thorn, having been
put in complete order for sea route will, we un-
derstand, run between Hallowell, Gardiner and
Bath and Portland, three times week. She
leaves Kennebec yer for Portland on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and returns the in
termediate days. This arrangement will be of
great convenience to the public. and especially
so during the present almost impossible state
of the ronds
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

DIED.
On Tuesday last Mr. GREEN RIcHARDsoS, aged Sc years.
In this town on Friday last, Robert son of Mr. George
Mitchell aged II years.
On Monday last, Mrs. Amer Noble, aged G7 years.
In Woolwch oath ult, Widow Isabella Carter, aged SO
years.
In Woburn, Mass, Mrs. Mary b. Wyman wife of Zebe-
dah Wyman, aged 61.
In South Boston, Mr. George Beal, 81, formerly of Bow
doin, Me. -
In Haowel, very suddenly, Mr. Daniel Evans, aged 81
18th ult Rachel Whiting, worthy member OF the Friends
Society," widow of John Whiting, aged 81.
In Wales goth ult. Mr.. VIM. Foge aged64 Western pa
pers please notice.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

The Steam Ship President Fears are felt for
the safety Of this vessel, Hopes were entertain
ed that she had put into Fayal for coal. The
bark Fame, arrived at Provincetown on Monday,
having sailed from Faya on the 4th A letter
from the Captain, received in Boston, makes no
mention of the President, which would not have
been the probably, if she had put into Fayal
previous to his sailing
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06
ss4N ~S5N
49, Telegraph's Nrrine List. u
PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
April %, Br. sch Rising sun, Faulkner, Petite,
80, sch Samuel, Fogg, Boston,
brig America Soule, do.
sch Ceres, Tarboy, Cuba via Salem,
Steamer Bellingham, Morse, Boston,
May lst sch Augusta, Getchel, do.
- Brig Frances Ellen, Berry, New York.
Cd, sch Rival, Masen, Windsor, N. s.
brig I.evant, Alexander, Havana via Boston,
sch Texas, Brown, Boston,, =.
4th, sch Comet, Higgins, do
.5th, Steamer Huntress, Jewett, do.
Sailed.
5th, Steamer Thorn Byran, Portland.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

The Portland Advertiser states that the con-
tracts for the Railroad from that city to Ports
mouth, have been completed, and that the work
on the entire line is to be commenced immediate
ly. The portion of the road between Portland
and kennebunk, 25 miles, is to be finished by
next November, and the remainder of the route
to Portsmouth, in the following season. Con
tracts for the rails have been made and they are
expected to arrive at Portland early in the sum-
meT.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

p TCHARD ADAMS would inform the public, that he in
~ tends the continuance of the Stone Cutting old
stand, ieathe Sagadabock Ferry, Bath, his shop Brun-
swick, nearly opposite the Stage Tavern and his place
residence, Caance MILL Topshan-at which places he
Will furnish the first rate Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work, executed
with Dispatch in the neaest manner and al least lew
ings &C., In of ABSENCE at BATH apply Capt
Lambard next door-at brunswick to Mr. Iufkin opposite
Also, for sale, 20)0 feet hcwn ranging timber.
MAY 9Th le1i. TIC
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

NEW York CoMMEReIAL GAZETTE. This is
the name of valuable and interesting CONNER
cial paper published by Charles Mclntire 81
Co, New York. 1t comprises a Counterfeit
Detector, Bank Note Table, Price Current, Jour
nal of News, &c, &c. 1t is large sheet, well
arranged, and Indispensable to the man of bust
ness. Tegms So per ann.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

BAD FROM FLORIDA 1t is stated in the Sa.
vannah Republican, that the war has broken out
afresh. Lieut. C. E. Woodruff is dead. The ex-
press rider from Tampa Bay to Piatka had not
been heard of since he tAnnutiliga on the 10th
inst. He is doubtless killed by the Indians as
his horse had been found with his saddle bags,
two bullet holes through them. All the Indians
but about 20 have left Tampa among them Wild
Cat.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

Showing, in these States, CLEAR gain of nine
teen members, and net gain Of thirty-eight over
the last Congress. In the States that remain to
choose, or from which we have not heard, we shall
probably gain still others The following table
will show the probable result in the remaining
States, not including the two that will not be rep
resented:
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06
NSI1,fCIc

NHE subscribers hereby give notice that they have formed
Il a Copartnership under the firm of
SARGENT 81 WlLLISTON,
for the purpose of carrying the Auction and Commission
business and have taken the Store No. Hnkleys eock p
STAIRS where they will be found ready attend the
all kinds of Merchandise, Stocks Real Estate &c.
Refer 10
DR. Z. c. WALDRoN, pt JOSEPH W. SARGENT
r. X. SMITH, D"' GEORGE WILLISTON.
Brunswick, MAY 5th, 1S4l
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06
THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE WELL
Deserving attention

EDMEsroN, Otsego Co jan 1s3q
Dear SirI feel IL duty the pubc IN infnru,
you OF the astonishing efficacy Of Your valuable Pills was
attacked about the last of November most VIOLENTLY with
bilious yphs fever which ragged that time in oy dis
trct The pain suffered in my head and back was rnoqt
excruc!ang first took six of your pills twice dnv at
forwards twelve, yet found very little relief Ny wife then
read directions, after which H. then 20 then
%, twice day, and experienced much relief from thtae
powerful doses. took 20 mcrnng and evening for four
days afterwards when found the disease yielding and the
fever literally broken up then gradually diminished the
quantities according to the printed directions and in two
weeks and wcli again. used other medicine
bat yor pills a great many Of my neehbors who sent foi.
physician, md followed his directions took his remc.
dies, confined to the house from six twelve and
fourteen weeks, say nothing Of those who died. :
considerable number after recovered, followed
same plan had done, aud took pills in the
ner, and found The happy effects from tha,
took fifteen boxes myself; some, however, recovered aet
using only four boxes.
IN one or two drafts applied to the feet.
WATERMAN BURLINGHAM.
DR.. Brandreth, New Yolk.
Cooperetown, Jan. s, 1890.
Dear S-t gives pleasure say you, that Mr.
linehan, the writer Of the above letter. highly respecta
higher Tor truth and veraety. Query If in malignant s
ver such as las prevailed through the country
this fa and winter pills should prove successful may
they not be relied disease if taken according
your directions: Yours, very respectfully,
/ ELISHA FOOTE, Gen Agent.
P. Rrandreth, NJ. D. Of the city of N. York.
The above Elisha Foofe Esq gentleman of high re-
spectaby, and of the district Judges of the U.
Courl. b. BRANDPFTII NJ D.
Peders invariably sell countees the above vaiuab
medicine Therefore purchase but of my local agents
of winch There is one In every town in the U. States.
For list of Agents Cumberland and Lincoln counties
Me. advertisement in another of this
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-06

IL The Britannia is hourly expected a, Boston
Her arrival is looked for with much anxiety, il
hope Of news from the steamer President