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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-28

/ Knowledge, illustrating the History, Relations,
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ECTURES ON GEOLOGY-Number four,
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-28

YNHE OXFORD DRAWING BOOK, just i'm
i ported Il few copies onlyl BY +. IAYLOk; pIlce e
So SO published originally at two guineas The art OF
Drawing and Theory and Practice Of Perspective by
N Whitock, teacher of drawing and perspective TO
the University of Oxford, teaching progressively BY
tho means Of very numerous engravings the art OF
Sketching, Drswing, and Coloring Of Landscape
Scenery, Of animals and Of the human figure in a
manner calculated fer Observation-Disclosures quarto
volume containing than one hundred engrayings,
with the letter press description and instructions at
1eng
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
LORRAINE'S PILLS,
OR VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
LII a NV n
or the Freneh CoQegc Of Healll

oc -, ~ - - f,sa.5 IN por;,
-, ~ ." FrenGa CoHfgc ~ 3 tsi3sbc5 p5rs;c;ons in
fT9efa ana JaStbea 6y nc moSt h1 S 81 J ysagenl
ffd"ee, as @cfoaga f'"rY" ~ aD ta 'o' ~ '1'
certain cure for all Cara5c DtselSfS' MN NJ
DISCOVERED BY = LokhaiNE, W. -; MI,
'NHE extraordinary virtues OF Lorraine hlS
depends upon extracts of over 80 different Vegetables al
admirably combined purify nouris, and mygoate
the human system. These Pills when taken are digested
and pass into every part of the SYSTEM and IN their elect de
stroy the morbid humors, and powerfully purge he o
when taken in sufficient quantities. yet so md III lher oper
alton as not TO he offensive to the most delicate.
The testimony of Thousands who would otherwise have
been numbered among the dead in the dark and lonely cells
of the tomb, numbered among the living evidences
of the miracles Lonan'S Pills have performed Wllh Il lew
months time.We find in the catalogue OF those whose Ger
tcates would fill volumes that the nearly hieless body, the
victim of deep rooted Consumption has come out fresh with
blooming health, like the blasted lea after refreshing
shower.
Hin Complaints DISTORTED Spaes and The Contracted Cords
Of rtcUmqtsla have Welded rer superior eCaey ana VIZ
The suffering pangs of Coughs Colds and Ague, nave
yielded to its power the AGED, the Asmatic, as well as he
young, rSh forward in great numbers TO eNcan telr en-
thusastC praises in favor of the remedy, ta ad estab
lsed eat and vigor in their forms, when other rcdeGe
failed, when the skill of the experimenting Pyslcla had
taed discover remedy and cheering hope had ed and
despair regned triumphant.
cure has been found in oains Pills, because tey purge
and purify the blood.
The condition upon which nature gives health 10 man,
watchfu keep his stomach aad bowels ee rom
morbid and unhealthy aCcumuiaons lorralhe's ihis ad-
mahy affect this because they cleanse lhe bowers anu @
s. the blood Lorae'S Pills leave the BODY urough every
pore when they have effected their purpose the eye stone
does the eye, and health and vigor is the reward
SIN; wish sincerely ws that tho extraordinary eIi-
caev of orrains pills was more extensively known the in
trsts of demand il il is ustIv anprpcateh here
N dour has bpen recently restored To perfect health; she
snrd lint in,ry of the Snine few wears since which
contracted the cords in scb manner thai she had become
entirely helpless had resoed TO Dr. Hewitt Of Boston,
hut did moi Weld TO his remedies had given mp hope.
Tiiad Lonain5s Psshe received immediate relief and
perfect cure She wishes TO offer her warme gratitude
| Boston April llth ls4I JOSEPH JOHNSON.
snred severely from rheumatic pain in my right sloul-
arm for wears more or less After following the ad-
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
CnNSIrnIpTInN.

1 ! H. ALIENS ByALSy4JH OF HO.HRHUUND, LIVER
- WoR1, AND PLEURISY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaint, colds coughs, splitting of blood catan
asthma dhcniy OF breathing, pain in the side, papaton
OF the heart oppression and soreness of the chest peursy
hectic fever night sweas, difficult and profuse expectoation
and all affections Of the chest, lungs and liver,
The foarhound LiVerwort and Pluersy Root have for
centuries been celebrated in the diseases Lungs
and Liver
Dr. B. d. Allen, after series of experiments has been
able to extract from those medical herbs basam which
exers wonderful effect in curing the CONSUMPTION
and Liver Complaint, and all other diseases of the Lungs
and chest So great has become the reputation of DR. Aliens
Basam that is used in the New York PMadeIphia
and Baltimore Hospitals, and the private nracce of oIr
eminent medical men,
For children aborng under inflammation of the lungs colds
coughs Group Quinsy and throat this Balsam is o
great Importance The number of deaths among children
from these diseases is truly alarming If parents wish TO
lives of their children, and themselves much trouble
anxiety and expense let them procure Dr. b. d. Aliens Bal
and whenever child has taken cold, has any fever
cough hoarseness give teaspoonu OF this medicine and
repeat if necessary one leapoontul will often effect
an entire cure During the winter of 1885, rising of one
thousand families employed this remedy in the city of New
York The consequence was that the number of deaths
among children was reduced TO less than half the
number may by the city Inspectors report of
deaths.
In order 10 give the reader idea of the efficacy this
asam and how extensively is used we here introduce
the monthly report of the cures 1t performed IN the month Of
MAY, 1899 furnished us by the agent and published III
the New York Sun.
Monthly Report of the performed by DR.. B. D. Al
lens Balsam of oarhound, lWerwor and Ptenrisy Root
during the month of May. II has cured and completed the
of Consumption IN III cases
Liver complaint lO2
Dyspepsia 1856
Asthma VI
Palpitation of the Hcan u
Raising blood 56
Total 1852
Thc number of colds and coughs cured by this medicine
too numerous TO report"
Observation-Disclosures none unless ii has the certif-
of Copyrght the wrapper and label and the writ
ten signature of b. ID. ALLEN, NJ. b.
General Depot and wholesale office IS Barclay street New
York. Sold in Boston by ANDREW GEYER O4 Hanover 81
general agent for the New England States.
&5-For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON
oct. s. ls4O 1y25
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

In word, we have list of Candidates, fully de-
serving our most strenuous efforts men, who will
regard the honor -four State and the true interests
of the people. To secure their election, we must
arouse!-we must get out every voter we must
tell the whole story True, we are strong in this
County but we are weak in some others. If the
Wing voters of Old Lincoln do their whole duty,
we think from present indications. they will, The
County and State ARE SAFE
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
HATS. CAPS. SHOES. &C. &c.

G ". HARVEY, has just returned from Boston and New
~ York. with large assortment ofMilar's date Symm'S)
and Alvord's superior Moeskin Hats No. l. Warranted.
LeghorBs, Willows and assortment of Palm Leaf Hats,
for Summer Great variety of Cloth Caps fashion
able Boots and Shoes for gents and ladies'
and large assortment of Clothing, &c, &C., &c.
N. y. have made arrangements with NlesSrs Miar e.
Ayord, be constantly supplied with large
their best and latest London styles OF Hats, which will be
afforded nj the most reasonable prices they purchased
for Cash, and will be sold on the same conditions.
G, w. H. keeps constantly hand large assortment OF
his own manufacture which he offers the lowest terms
Phrase call and crqpiae.
Hats and Caps manufactured to order, snort notice
Bath. June 10, lSAl. IL
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

At the Sign of the .iordr, opposite the Printing Offer,
ID ESPECTFULIY invite the notice of the community IL
their New Apohecay Establishment Front street, in
the building recently known the kmha Store opposite
this Printing Office, where they win be ready furnish
all times night day, Medical and Surgical advice, and
medicines with and dispatch and cheap
be procured in the place Particular attention will be given
to Physicians orders and prescriptions and to furnishing
Medicine Chests for families and vessels.
Dr. HALE will attend exclusively the duties Ofthe shop
and DR. STOCKBRDGE will continue to devote his atten
ton to his Profession of Surgery and Medicine.
n y. They have Soda Fountain from which they can
furnish the luxurious and sparkling beverage in perfection
Bath June 10, lS1I, If H.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
QUARANTINE.

nN and after the tenth day of June, and until the tenth
" day Of October Sil, quarantine shall be had all
VESSELS their officers crews passengers and cargOes their
arrival from The West Indies, Gulf of Mexico, any port
where any contagious disease prevailed their departure
and all vessels board of which, any person shall have
died. or have beensck with contagious disease, during
their homeward passage No person shall be admitted to
board Of shore from any vessel when quar-
antine, without permit from the Health Officer The
law will be strictly enforced. Vessels will anchor mt the
usual place of quarantine nearly opposite the south Steam
Mill Pilots requested to attend to the above regulations
ISRAEL PUTNAM Health Officer.
nntL NIo,-I
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

ID ICfIARD ADAMS would inform the public that he in
tends the continuance of the Stone Cutting the old
stand, the Sagadahock Ferry Bath his shop Brun-
swick nearly opposite the Stage Tavern and his place of
residence, Cathance M Topsham-a which places he
will furnish the first Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work, executed
with dispatch in the neateF mauner and at least osg
can be had in the state. Also, White American Marble
Grave Sones window caps, slls, and belts for Brick Build
n1s &C., In of absence; Bath, apply Capt.
ambard next doora Brnswick TO Mr. Lufkin opposite.
Also, for sale, some 2000 feet hewn ranging timber.
Nav GIN lS4i, If G.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

That the State election takes place on Monday,
September Is, and that no time should be lost,
in preparing for the battle, and,
KEEP 1T IN MIND!
That by loco foco mismanagement, the people
of this State, have been saddled with a heavy
public Debt, and that they have had to be
TAXED for the two last years, 10 raise money
to carry on the government and to pay the in
terest on the debt and that it is chargeable to
loco foco MISMANAGEMENT and EXTRAY-
AGANCE!!!
AND REMEMBER!
That the first steps of the present administra-
ton of Gov. KENT was to reduce the expen-
to apply for the rightful aid of Massachusetts and
of the National Government, to relieve the State
entirely, so far as the disputed territoy is con-
cerned; and
GTDON'T FORGET ~
That in answer to these strenuous efforts, the
aid of Massachusetts has been secured, and the
national administration, has ALREADY given
orders-and for the FIRST TIME, to detach two
companies of U. S. troops to the DIsrUrED TER
RlToY FORTHWITH; now therefore,
gCPBEAR 1T IN MlND!eG.
That this State is, by these measures, relieved of
a HEAVY EXPENSE ANNUALLY, and an
important step is attained towards the final ad-
instment of the NORTH EASTERN BOUN-
DAIRY For ONCE, and for the FIRST TINE,
the troops of the United States, are to plant our
NATTONAJ GTAN NnNPn
upon the disputed Territory, which British impu-
dence and loco foco imbecility have so long made a
bone of contention VOTERS OF MAINE we
heseech you to BEAR THESE THINGS IN
MIND
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
VVARREN,S FAMILY BILIOUS PILLS.

WARREN'S FAMILY BILIOUS PILLS.
Purely Vegedbie .diciar prepared 6y ORRdN r. T4ft-
REN, N. d., PHtgfeld, NJ H.
VyIIESE Pills are offered the public medicine highly
eicacios for the following disorders, viz Rheumatism,
Acute and Chronic Gout Spasms, Cramps, Bilious Com
pains Diseased Liver JaundCe Loss of Appetite Dyspep
sia Headache Faintness Slow Billions Fever, Weakness
of the Limbs Dozness Fetid Breath, and other diseases
incident TO the stomach bowels, back and limbs.
They are also most efectua remedy for Worms, the
obstinate been cnredas may be seen by
ference certificates in DIR. Warren's possession. They
may used also to great advantage for common use,
safe, eectua and pleasant phyic, composed entirely of
vegetables and which can taken with perfect safety atany
time and by any person.
2ecomn cndations.
The oi0a0inq are from reuar pfdcsag Physcaas, Of bnOua
S,aGdiRr GPd reputation.
This is to certify that DR.. Orran p. Warren, of Pshed,
N. H. is gentleman with whom am wei acquainted he
having read medicine with me that have much confidence
in him. and that have used his Family Bilious Pills and
recommend them to the pubic as most excellent med
DANIEL BATES, NJ d.
Barton Vt, 1889.
This certify that have purchased large quantities of
Warren's Family Bilious Pills, and have used them in my
family and in nv plactce with the most beneficial results
consider them an excellent substitute ormecural prepa
rations. ISRAEL n. GALE, NJ u.
Deerfeld N. H.
To whom may conccgn-Ths is certify that live
in the immediate vicinity of Dr. o. p Warren and have
used Family Bilious Pills in my practice, and have found
them to be highly ecacous all diseases originating from
demngeneni of the stomach and bowels and cheerful
recommend them the public being purely vegetable
medicine which be taken with perfect safety at any time
with the most beneficial results.
Chichester, N. II. JAMES A. TlLION, NJ. ID.
For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON. 4ml2
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
REGISTERS OF- DEEDS .

JOHN II. THOMPSON, of Topsham, is nom
inated for the Western District. Mr. Thompson
isextensvely known, and will carry the full vote.
lie stands Highland cannot fail
ELISHA MCKINNEY, of Wiscasset, is the
candidate for the Middle District. And we feel
prond to say, that a better candidate could not
have been selected. If elected, as we have no
Eeason to doubt, he viii AT ALL TINES, be found
,ready to ACCOMMODATES THE PEOPLE who have
occasion to visit that Office He is also, capable
and abundantly qualified to enter Immediately
upon the discharge of the duties of the Office
He is likewise a democrat of strict integrity
and will never be found MORE THAN ONE SIDE
AT TIME There is no mistake in MCKENNEY-
and so the locos will say by the middle of Sep
aember-
WILLARD FALES, of Thonaston, is the
candidate for the Eastern District. He is worthy,
and ought to be elected but our friends in that
section, must put their ranks in complete order,
zor we have none to spare in that region. Still
sve can beat them there, if we do orr whole
6u1yf
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
Kennebec 81 Boston Steam NavigatiOn,-ls4l l.
- fs~YE3 n THREE DOLLARS TO BOSTON,
r l6Ad ~ The and Splendid Steamer
q TiEZzzssy.5F5LE.7 JOhnW. Rich hmOnd,


TNIIL further notice will leave Iallowell on Mondays
- and Thursdays, nj half past p M and Gardner3P NJ
for Boston and returning will leave north side of wharf,
Boston, for Gardiner and Iaowe Tuesdays and Fridays
at p. NJ.
Fare from allowell and Gardiner Boston, $3oO-from
Bath S2,50-meals extra.
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the Boatto con
vey passengers Augusta Watervlle Bangor and Belfast
All freight be intelligby marked, or will not be re,
ceved, and all bills for freight must he paid on delivery OIL
the goods. This boat is well furnished with ire engines
buckets boats order to insure the safety OF passen
gers. The high reputation of the J. w Richmond makes
unnecessary that the propreors should say any thne IN re
laon to her only that her qualities as sale sea poa' are o
surpassed by any boat in the Union.
N6tce to Shippers and Consigaces-Al GOODS baggage' &
Bank Bills Specie other property shipped on boau me
John w Richmond, must be at the risk of the owners OF sGh
property, aud all Freight landed must be taken from me
wharf without delay will he stored at the rsk ana e&
pense of the in all respects whatever H persons
forbid trusting any account of this Boat
The proprietors have renqushed the transportation oi
money bills, and valuable packages, to g. s. CARPENlE
who will his risk, Express by way OF the
w. Richmond The proprietos, therefore, will not be at
counab for the safe conveyance delivery of any such
articles
HallowelI, ,'Ap ls41 tf3 A. HOWARD, AgL
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

TEUMERIC, Ground Log and Red Wood, Alum, Coppeas,
l. Indigo, Blue Nitro and Oil Nitro for sale by
q. w. KENDALL
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
Bath, 1fte.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. e, 1871.
OUR CANDIDATES..

FoR GovERNoR--El0WARDk KENT OF BANGOR,
In respect to our Candidates, we deem the pre-
sent, proper opportunity for few remarks So
far as the gubernatorial nominee is concerned, we
need say but little. lie has been before the people
his merits known, and his fellow citizens have
reposed their confidence in him on several occasions
AS Governor of our State, he has shown himself the
friend of the people and the uncompromisng guar
dian of their rights and their honor lfthe people
of this State, will but bring his public acts to the
test O. rigid and impartial scrutiny, we have no
fears TO the resuit-he will be triumphantly re-
elected Governor ofthis State, at the approaching
election
OUR SENATORS:
For the Senate, our nominations are such as to
challenge criticism. We will begin with Hon.
SAMUEL GRAY, of Bowdoinham; our readers in
this section know him, as he has always been known
an honest straight forward friend of the people.
BY profession, he is Lawyer, though he has for
several years almost entirely deserted the bar, and
given his attention to Commerce. As a merchant,
he stands high in this community; and his knowl-
edge of trade and commerce, his uprghtncss as
citizen, and his sterling integrity as a politician,
place him beyond the reach of malice, and pecuIi-
ary fit him for the important station he has been so
unanimously selected to occupy, lie will do honor
to old Lincoln.
Hon. WIN. THOMAS, OF Thomaston, we have
always understood, from both friends and foes, to
be very worthy, and highly talented gentleman.
With him, we have not the honor of personal
acquaintance; but Judging him by his course IN
the Senate last winter, and by general report, we
commend him again with renewed confidence, to
the voters of Old Lincoln
Hon. THADDEUS WEEKS, of Je efferson, we
know from long acquaintance, TO be gentle
man of unsullied reputation, firm democrat,
and an unwaveIing friend of the people He is
mechanic and merchant, patriot and gentle
man of unquestoned integrity and talent. The
citizens of Jefferson, and all that vicinity will
we could wish to give him.
Hon. JAMES LOWELL, of Lewiston, has
been tried one year in the State Senate, and was
found "not wanting" Mr.. Lowell will carry
The united strength of the party, and more in
his own vicinity. In word, we have list of
nominees for the Senate that we feel proud Of
They all WHIGS-they are all DEMO
Gratis, in the true sense of that term. As they
are, so will they ever be-true ard firm, un-
wavering and immovable. Let us to the rescue,
and give them our full strength, wings of Lin
coin
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
EDMUND DANA, ESQ,

Our present County Treasurer, is again before
the people, and will again be triumphantIy elect
ed. We have no fears of DEA. DANA. Every
body knows the Deacon-and every body will
vote for him
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02
BRUNSWICK xVOoLEN FACTORY.

aTWOOL WANTED.iCG
| WHITTEN & llEDER, having formed a connection IN
w business, respectfully inform the public tha they are
prepared manufacture Cloth from the material at thu
CassimeTes a,sfi soG from l9 to so ct per yard
satinets 30 81 - and find warp
White Flannel, l yd wd Il
Colored g yd wd. 25
do do. pressed % g
| Cotton & Wool Flannel II and find warp
Indigo Blue dyed in the Wool and Invisible greens
II to 90 cts per yd in addition to the above prices.
Two cents per yard viii be charged in addition to the
oregong prices when eft with Agents.
ofoe operated in said factory, aud engaged the strvice of
riSy and experienced Morhnen they trei warranted IN
assuring the public that they can produce an article of
manufactured cloth equal 10 any other establishment IN the
STATE.
They have recently visited Of the best manufcto
res in Massachusetts, and obtained important information aS
respects making diving and finishing cloths and all dlihcu
ties heretofore existing in the manufacturing department
viii be completely obviated.
No expense of machinery labor or materials Will he
entire satsfacon both respects durability and beauty
and they request as favor fromtEe public, careful exam
ination of their goods, believing that such course Will sub
stantiate the above statements.
They have also purchased quantity of WOOL for the
purpose of manufacturing cloth in the early part of the sea
that customers may and examine for themselves be
fore leaving their wool.
% Cloth given i'm exchange for Wool.
At Bath,-Messrs PALMER & LEDYARD.
Wiscassct,-SILAS l.. YOUNG.
Messrs ALLEN PETTINGlIL of Bath are also Agents
fo receiving wool to card and cloth to dress. All orders
left with them will be promptly attended to.
Wool intended for manuacturng and Cloth to be dressed
left with either Of the above agents will be finished and re
turned at the shortest notice. Persons leaving orders with
agents be particular in giving their directions. All
should be well washed the sheep and brought to the
mill in the fleece Those living in the vicinity oSait water
| will do well to wash their sheep therein.
| Wool carded and Cloth dressed.
| w. & NJ. will also CARD WOOL & DRESS CLOTH in
| the best manner and at the shortest notice.
| PRICES for Cardng 3 cts per b. cash on delivery.
for Oiing cts. &C "
for Produce l-2 cts. on delivery.
! If charged account els. (no vmiations)
for dressing cloth II l2 cts. per yard.
WILLIAM WHrrrEN wishes his former customers and the
public understand that lac has connected himself in the
Brunswick Wooden Factory above, where he sOlicits
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore received y
him. lie would further say those who have to pass the
toll Bridge and do hire by the year, that they will be per
mtted pass and back twice a the expense of the
| firm.
Tickets will be LEFT with the toll gatherer for this purpose.
For sale above Cassmeres, Satlnets Full Cot Blank
| eting, Flannels, &c.
| Brunswick, May l84l. III
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-09-02

ygrHAT subscribers been duly appointed Executors
of the will of Pcleg Tallman late of Bath in the
County of Lincoln, deceased and have taken upon them
selves that by giving bonds the law directs. And
all persons having demands upon the of the said Pceg
1aman required 10 exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted the said called upon make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN,i y,u..
HENRY TAILAAN. h"'e'"0'S
Bath March On lS4l l.