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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
JOHN PETERSON, Sec'y.

A COUNTER REVOLUTION IN NEW YORK;
According to the results of the recent spring
elections in this state-including the city too
there is every probability that counter revolt
ution will be effected in the politics of this
state next fall.
The causes of this expected revolution can
be easily nnravei!ed. In 1887 the democratic
ascendency was demolished throughout this
state, in consequence of the bad conduct of
their leaders. The wings succeeded-Gove-
rnor Seward was elected in 1s3s-but instead
of giving us pure and economical governme-
mt, the state debt has been more than doubled
the currency disorganized-such men as
Thurlow Weed appointed to office, and the
whole finances of the state thrown into the
hands Of the Wall street clilues. The people
are beginning to see and feel these eyils--and
hence the first indication of their dissatisfaction
is seen at the recent elections.
There is every probability, therefore, that
complete counter revolution will take place
next fall in New York, purely on the ground
OF dissatisfaction with Governor Seward and
his administration. The General Government,
thus far, is popular here-and President Tyler
will no doubt keep it SO; but the state govern
ment will have to bite the dust next November.
or we are much mistaken in the signs of the
times-and we seldom make mistakes.-N.
Y. Herald.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

A good wife is like printers roller-the
latter being composed of molases aud glue
She Is as sweet as the former article and sticks
TO her own lawful husband like the latter SUBJ
stance.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

As The sun appears largest, when he is about
to set, SO does the proud men swell most
magnifceGty before his fall.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

At no period since the shring of 1886, has
the water in lake Michigan been so low as at
the preasent time. The past winter has been
excessively dry, with clear sky greater
portion of the time--in fact there has been no
rain in this region since November last. This
doubtless has had some influence, though the
lake appears to have been declining from other
causes for the last two years. Tie weather Is
now quite warm, SO says the MlNauhie
Advertiser.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21
ROBERT LII.
Y cry respectfully
Your obedlent servant,


To Mcssrs. Henry Murray, Cyrus Sanders, an
William Sturgis, Committee.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

The steam ship Great Western arrived at
New York about noon of the 9th. She brought
London papers to the evening of the 9Th April,
four days later than the dates by the Colnrn-
bia. Her news is Of no Importance. The
steamship President had not arrived at the
time Of her sailing, and the most intense anxi-
ETY. was felt on account thereof.
There was no additional excitement in re-
gard to the Imprisonment Of Mcleod.
The political news is not important either in
England or on the continent, and the arrival
gives US, indeed, no news of interest.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-05-21

OJThe log cabin convention at Davenport was
a sorry affair. From the great parade which was
made at the time it was agreed upon, we supposed
the animating spirit would spread like wild-fre,
reaching the most remote hamlet in the Territory
and that it. when assembled, would proclaim its SEN
tments with flourish that would go far to estab-
fish the claim Of that party to all the talents in the
Territory, but we looked for little too much. At
ter the convention had organized by choosing its Of
ficcrs, committee of member from each Dis
rict was appointed to report suitable business for
the convention. Thus we see a convention called
for the specific purpose of nominating candidate
for Delegate to Congress, appointing committee TO
report suitable business for its action as though
its members were ignorant of its purpose. Well, the
committee reported, by resolutions without any ex-
pIanatory preamble, mode of selecting candidate,
which was received when the ballotings commenced
which, when counted, showed that there were no
less than five aspirants for the honor Of being de-
without making choice, "the Committee, by S.
Whcher, Jr.'' offered preamble and resolutions on
the death Of the late President expressing their be-
lief that he has gone to better world, &c. The
convention then considering that the committee P"
had reported "suiable business took a recess till
o'clock. At that hour it met and proceeded to bal
loi for the fourth time On counting the ballots it
was found that Mr.. Rich had received 20 votes, and
Mr.. Lowe, s.; so Mr. Rich received the nomination.
AS we feel no desire TO throw firc-brand into the
ranks of the wings even were it in our power, but
wish to beat them fairly on the question, we can ac-
count for Mr.. Bichs failure to receive unanimous
nomination on the fourth ballot, on grounds not the
least prejudicia to Mr.. Rich. Il is well known in
this community that Mcssrs. Lowe and Whicher are
each In the others way III obtaining Office. The
former has high aspirations, but would be wilingto
put up with small Office for the time being, proyi-
dcd he could obtain it without the risk of being de-
featcd, while the latter is ready to take any one, and
feels no modification at defeat. He knows that I'M
less the other is fed upon higher prospects, he will
be candidate for the Legislature as soon as there is
the least prospect of success, which would cut him
off from all hope This is the reason why he stood
by Mr.. l.. to the last.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

BOOTS SHOES-A very large assortment of Boots and
Shoes Of all descriptions suitable for Ladies' Gentlemen
and Chldren's Also Boots and Shoes of every dis
crpton Manufactured at short notice. in superior style.
French Calf Boots single and double soes, and large
supply Of RUBBERS.
SOLE LEATllER-A large supply Of New York Sole
Leather of the best quality. Also Shoe Thread and Shoe
Lasts flr the trade.
HATS-Avord's Moleskn and Beaver Hats-very SUPERB
quality.
CAPSOf all discrplionsSea Otter superb article, from
&c. 50 To SIS. Alsoa large assortment of common Fur
Caps from 81 10 To $2,75.
MUFFS-A general assortment of Ladies' Lynx Mufs Of
the latest style, most elegant pattern, varying from $40
to S6. Also large supply of common Muifs from 81
TO s..
FUR CLOAK TRiMMINGS-O all descriptions, a large
and beautiful assortment.
BUFFALO ROBESA large and prime assortment Of Buff
falo Robes, at rcancct prices.
All of which, together with many other articles VIII be
sold at the lowest prices for cash. 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
Arrivals, Clearances, &c.

Ar Norieans 18th, ship Pennsylvania Gross York,
via Tampa Bay Below 18th, ship Palestine, Littleheld FIN
Bath.
In port at Apoachicola Sd, baque Lion, of Bath,
waiting.
Ar Charleston 18th, ship Akmaw new) Eustis, Bucks
port.
AR at Alexandria 10Th, schs st,r Kelley, Bath; Exo,
Robinson, Thomaston.
Ar at Baltimore Odd brig Porpose Jordan, Bath
Ar at Newport 22d, sch Caspian Ryan, ialowel for
Ar at Bristol 22d, sch Counsellor, Bangor
Ar al Providence 22d sch MargartI Williams Bath
Sloop George Thatcher, Augusta
Ar al Holiness Hole I'D sch Enterprize Perry Keuneec
Ar at Gloucester Doth, sch Albion, Moore, Hampden for
York. 2st North Star, Camden. 3d. brig New Y,rk,
BROWN ProVncetown for Casnc sch Hero, Ihomaston
N York.
Ar at 23d, sch Redondo Pitcher, Orand
Ar in the Scluylkli, sch Arab, Gardiner
Ar at Orleans l4h, ship Glasgow, Lambert, York
Ar up 10th, ship New England, Lowell, Rath; Tamenend
yoyett Newcastle; Clyde Theobald York; briggs Loreo
Henderson and Georges Watts, do.
Arat St Marks 10th, sch Mary Hammond Hammond,
Camden.
Az o. Pensacola previous TO 18th, schs Emily Knight,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

Drinkwater, Camden Alpine, Walker, Halowel, (and
sailed for Franklin, Lao
Ar at Charleston 2ls brig Grand Turk, Nichols, Pros
pect o.
Ar at Norfolk Doth, sch Policy, Camden.
At ST Thomas 9th, inst brig Rowland Adams, FIN Bath
for Maregalante, in distress, repairing.
Going into Matanzas 3th brig Canton, Pettengl from
Bangor
Ar at Galveston nth, sch Ceylon IIalowell
Ar Georgetown C, 24th sch Mane Lewis Hallowell
Ar at York 25th sch Caspian, Ryan, Hallowell
81 FIN Providence goth, sch Providence, Snow, Bath
Ar Newport 25th, sch,Norh Star, Camden for Provi-
dence Mary Jane, WALL Thomaston for Philadelphia
Ar at Gloucester oath, sch Madawaska Kennebec
Ar at Portland 25th sch Mexican Boston for Wadoboro;
Doris do for Camden 26th, brig Turner, Bath; Equal
Snow, Boston for Thomason Albion Robinson Boston
Damarscota Vesper Yates Bristol for Boston, Bolivar,
Trask Bath for do. sch Orion Spear Boston for Thorn
aston, put into Wood Island Harbor 9th.
Ar at Boston 24h, sch Coral Wesy, Thomaston; Ran
GER blanchard, Gardiner; john ROBINSON Wiscasse Cid
bark AVola, new of Waldoboro 800 ons) Davis Mobile
sch Mexlcan Wadoboro. Ar 25th sch Elizabeth Wood
ward Brunswick. 26h brig Bordeaux, Johnson, Havana,
~ days, via Vineyard Mcclellan, Orr Havana, 9th inst j;
Charles Thomas Doughty Baltimore; schs John spofford,
Spo1ord; Lucinda Snow, Snow; Wave, (of Thomaston)
olbrook Corvo, Crockett and Yankee, Getcel York;
Leopard, Smith, Franklin, Me-; Ranger Showers Bangor;
Irxillo, Bnckspon 9th, Liberty, Walker, Richmond
Mary Ann. Skoied, Alexandria; Julia Martha (of Booth
bay) Plnkham, Kingston N. Y; Effort, (of Thomaston)
Spear, York. 2Sth sch Comet, Young, Belfast.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
FALL STYLES..
HATS, CAPS AND FURS!!!

GEORGE w. HARVEY, has just returned from New
W York and ioson with prime of Hats Caps
and Fursincludng Alvord latest fall fashions for supe
ror Moleskn Hats. large assortment of beautiful FUR
TRIMMINGS, Mufis &C., &c.
ALso-A large assortment Of BUFFALO ROBES.
An extensive variety of superior FUR Hair Seal and Cloth
Caps. good assortment of India kubbers, Boots and
Shoes
Hats and Caps manufactured to order at short notice. in
the latest ard best styles
The public respectfully invited call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
NJ B. Cash paid for Shipping FarS.
Bath, Nov 8. lS4I, 6w33
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
FALL AND WINTER GOODS CHEAPER THAN

Ionic PARSONS has Just received by the last boat,
IA and desirable Goods suited the season. at
prices sa The times among them Alpaca Lustre Cam
beteens, Plain and figured Saxonys, beautiful
Of plain and fg'd Aepnes, Merinos, Mousln de LANES
from II cents TO fifty variety Of Calicos of all
prices, Furniture Patch, Paid Lndseys plain and fgd,
Flannes Gnghams sbaws OF all descriptions and prices,
Fancy Hdkf. and Scar Mouslins Laces Gloves Hosiery
ank 200 pairs Ladies Kid Morocco hoes-Aso all kinds
of Goods for Gentlemans wear, such Beaver Pilot and
Asphatun Cloths Broadcoth Cassimeres Satnetts, Twill
ed Flannes Striped ShrtiDgs, Sheetings Dnes &C. &c.
ALSO above, good assortment of West India Goods
and Groceries, Crockery, Glass and China All the above
goods and not mentioned will positively be sold
he very lowest prices "a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
DOCT. JOHNSON'S,
American Anodyne Liniment, or
LIQUID OPOOELDOC.

PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL AND
EXTERNAL USE.
THIS article has become asTANDARD MEDICINE, and
enjoys the high privilege of being known and paonsed
bya great portion of the Medical Faculty throughout tho
State of Maine.
The inventor and proprietor of this preparation in tho
regular and practice Of medicine for twenty
has been preparing this article for the last fifteen years. and,
with full confidence, offers to the public the result OF
his experience and best efforts.
No better remedy be taken in all where anti
spasmodic is needed such hard dry Cough Hopping
Cough oarsness, and common Colds Pain and Soreness in
the Lungs, Stomach and Sides caused by lifting other
WISE for Stanguary Asthma and nuenza for sore Throat
weak Lungs, &C., &c.
The increased demands for this medicine has VERY
GREAT within the LAST SIX MONTHS-I have mado
arrangements with the manufacturer TO he constantly
piled, and furnish it wholesale retail.
Traders in other towns, furnished the manufacturers
price by the doz. OTIS KIMBALL.
Bath. May DC, ls4I 6mis9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
FRIENDLY NOTICE.

THE undersigned having resolved to make general and
immediate settlement of all outstanding accounts, here
by give notice all persons whose accounts have be
due, that settlement must be made by the first
day Of January next, if they would avoid cost; and
all persons Indebted by note informed that imme-
date payment must he made;
And unless the conditions Of this friendly notice are
complied with before the first day Of January next, all
counts then unsettled and all notes unpaid will be left with
attorney. These conditions POSITIVE but friend
w. We have been doing business present establish
men for than five years, during which me we have
made general settlement II must not he DELAYED any
longer. JEWELL, HENRY 4 Co.
BA persons having accounts against the above firm
requested TO hand them in above.
Bath Nov ls4l 1884.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

MAINE Farmer IND MECHANICS .4DVOCAT
(NEW SERIES.)


MAINE Farmer AND MECHANICS .aDYOCATE.
(yNEW SERIES.J
E. HOLMES, Editor
THE Propretors of the MAINE FARMER, in accordance
with the suggestions oC their friends, and with view
TO the wishes of large number of their subscribers,
have TO the conclusion 10 make change in the form
and size of the paper the first Of January next II wilt
be about double the size that 10 is.
They propose 10 issue paper, once per week. in large
folio size TO be called Maine Farmer and Mechanic 8
Advocate One page is to be devoted exclusively TO Ag-
cuture-one Mechanical subjects, frequently illustrated
by avingsOne page to the current OF the day. with
the proceedings of the Legislature and Of Congress when
those bodies in session-and the remaining page
be devoted TO miscellaneous readng poetry advertisements
&c. &c.
They presume is not necessary to enlarge upon the
cuar character future of the paper offered TO
you. The Maine Farmer has been in existence nine years,
steadily and persevengy devoted to the interests Of the
productive classes. will continue, hitherto steady
and undertaking friend to the Farmers and Mechanics zeal
ousy urging forward the spirit Of Improvement and
aging the efforts of honest industry. Many of best
practical farmers have long been engaged In contributing to
the columns of the Farmer These well others will
continue their aid and in the Agricultural portion,
and have the OF many excellent Mechanics that
they will also contribute the columns of their department
TERMs-S2, 90 per annum. s250 will he charged if pay
ment is delayed beyond the year.
Any person who will obtain six responsible subscribers,
and act Agent, shall receive copy long he keeps
the number good, for his services.
Winthrop, Nov. lS4l 3wA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
THE MOST HIGHLY APPROVED MEDICINE NOW
IN GENERAL USE FOR
Coughs. GOiNx NMG vW EiE1sS

DISEASES
THE VEGETABLE Observation-Disclosures believed
I u b. deservedy the most popular medicine ever known
in America for coughs colds asthma phhisic consump-
ton whoopng cough, and pulmonary affections OF every
kind -
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES
'The v. Basam, far as my knowledge extends has
disappointed the reasonable Expeditions of those
who have used it, Thomas Brown, NJ D.,
Concord N. H. Aug 1891.
Having had occasion the V. p Balsam in my prac-
e for the last years. would recommend its use in all
complaints Of the chest as being equal not superior TO
any other medicine within my knowledge
T. Abel NJ. D., Lempster N, H., Dec 1923.
esteem it nv duty and feel pleasure to recommend
the v r 3aSam in various lung complaint. sci as severe
coughs, influenza, &C., an invalnatle remedy
Iuhu II. Eowes, No7ttui Jan 9, ls,2.
as"rh' the preservation Of any lie 20 the use Of the "
P. Easam J. w. Lennon, Argyle, n. = Dec IL, 1888.
From longnse and extensive observation OF It's effects,
recommend the " p Basam under all the symptoms of
consumption a safe, convenient and positive cure.
New Bedford July 30, 1871. T. p. Merriam
15Beware ofmposto. Each genuine bottle is enclosed
in bl1e wrapper which is yellow label, signed VIM
Jon'n Cutler None other is genuine of later date than
Dee 1882 The signature Of Sampson Reed will be contn-
ned for short time. Purchasers should enquire for the true
article by it, full name the Vegetable Pulmonary EalSam,
and that has the marks and signatures Of the genuine
L0Ok ont fra spurious mrure called vegetable pulmana
nv balsam, sometimes signed Samuel Lee, aud sometimes
Sampson Lee, the being rie cay resemble NE
genuine signdHre said to be prepared by unpncpled
man in Bangor, Me.
For sale by Reed Wing Cutler, Druggists Boston e.
Scnmmon IalowGl J. Il. Ladd, Augusta; G. Tarheli "
dircr; j. A. Berry, Saco Robert Dresser, P0rtland &. w.
Holden Bangor; A. Hayden & son, PASSPORT, and ly drug
gsts and country merchants, generny Price 50 cts (o
BOOK e. JOB PAINTING. dome ut this office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

THE subscriber would inform the owners Of logs that
there is my premises, thirty logs that came on in
June eighteen hundred and thirty nine, which the owners
requested to pay charges and take them away The
marks follows lone V; two wheelbarrow; one
N w; six V; three As on the girde one d; one
DO Y grde p one NJ X Co S girdle w;
diamond spot W. one p Al girde and stars; one U ;
grdle II Y one III on girdie [-1-]; one II "
girde; cross cross one All one grdle w; two
two bellows d d; three diamond spot s.
ZACCHEUS CROOKER.
Bath Nov 49, lS1l, 3W35
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
Nov 25, Sch Brunswick, Woodward, Boston
Brig New York, Marston, Guadaloupe, via Edgar
80, Brig Lincoln, Mcclellan, Boston
Cleared.
25, Sch Hornet, Freeman, Mt Desert
Brig Alcenus, Skofeld, Portland
81, Bark Phiena, Clark Monteivideo
Sailed.
o. Sch Ceylon, Merrill, Key West
Sch William, Mckinney, Boston
Sch Hylas, Wakefield, do.
30, Brig Wildes P. Walker, Edgcomb, Mobile
Sch Helen, Hogan, Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

Sch Henry, Pitts of and FIN Thomaston, Drilled ashore
owl's Head ledge, and biged stripped of sails and
rigging by the of Revenue cutter Norris
Brig Emily Iallowcll FIN Camden Sept N, for New Or
leans thrown her beam ends in gale Oct.
and rghed after her masts cut away, but her
dime having become wet the vessel took fire and de-
troyed Crew saved in their boats picked up by Dr. brig
Treasurer, and carried into Jamaica.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
Give and Let Live!"
BLACKSMITH WORK REDUCED!!H

STETSON e. GUSHING
their establishment, Washington Street, few doors
~ South from the Commercial House, respectfully give
notice. that they prepared to do all kinds Of Blacksmith
Work in as and wokmanlike style, at any other
shop in town, and at the following REDUCED PRICES.
viz
Horse shoeing new Sl,OO OK Shooting new Sl3i
Setting do. 40 Setting do rs
Towing and Setting SO all other work in proportion
All work will be executed with the utmost dispatch and
in superior styia aud CASH and Country Produce will
received payment and short credit allowed to RESPONSE
Bile Customers.
Bath, Dec. /, lsil 4w36.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

MIsHNG VEssELs.-Brig Amaranth, believed of Wiscas
sep McNear sid FIN Halowell Sept a. for Philadelphia with
cargo of GRANTEES sch Margaret Jane beleved of Dresden
Me- Pray sid on the voyage with granite, Sept %
brig Oswego of WaIdoboro Capt Warwick Yates, sid I'm
Portland Sept for amaica sch Patrick Henry, (of Folly
Landing McMah, sid fin Providence about Oct Nothing
has been heard Of these vessels since putting to They
supposed have been lost in the gales during the latter
part of Sentemhpr and Oct B.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
DIED.

In this toH n on Thursday last child Of Mr. Sylvester
lDesilver, aged mo.
on Friday last Air Moses Haley, Aged 50 years.
Joseph r., son OF Mr. Joseph Evans, aged 10 mo.
OnSundsy ias; George A., son of Capt Augustus N Lit
defeld aged years 80
in Wooiwich Monday last week, Amasa - son OF MI
Samuel Brookings I'd, aged years
In Gorham Maria Hyde, daughter of Asa Palmer, Esq,
formerly Of thstovn, aged 10 years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

EUST received by Thomas +. Donnel, Agent, Chest
% -ouchoug Tea, very superior article; those persons
using the Heed may depend upon having good article, By
calling the subscrbei-pce - cts per lib. Boneset,
Vegetable and ether Candies for cure of colds, astbmah
coughs &C. sultana Rasns Spices and other notions for
Thanksgiving. IS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

rHNAT the subscribers have been duly appointed admins
traitors of the Estate of Humphrey Purinon, late of
Topsham in the County of Lincoln, deceased and have
taken upon themselves the trust by giving bonds the law
directs and all persons having demands upon the Estate of
the said deceased required TO exhbthe land all
indebted the said Estate called upon make
payment FRANCIS I. PURlNTON,
WOODBURY. B. PURINTON
Topsham Aug "a l94l. +3w3i.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
MARRIED..

In Arowsic on the Dist inst by Rev. J. Young, Mr. WI
liam l.. Crosby Miss Martha Il. Fiser, both of A.
In Phipsburg Nov 18th, by Samuel l.. Rosers Esq. Capt
Jethro Sprague to Mis- Mary Wallis, both OF r.
In Wiscasset Mai John ,ahson to Miss Sarah McCrate.
In Winthrop, Mr. Charles A. Wing to Miss Sarah Becher
In Boston, Capt David Jackins Jr. of Edgcomb, to Miss
eliza Ann Colley, of b. 80
In Wadoboroi, Capt Oliver Wnchenpaw, to Mis- noro-
-.hy Winchenpaw Mr. Aaron Kaer TO Miss Nancy Sprou
In Brunswick Mr.. William Simpson, to Miss Mary NC
Nianaus. both of b.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
GoLD,s IMPROVED CHEMICAL LAMp

THE subscribers having purchased of Mr. Gold the night
manufacture and sell, in the Men England STAIRS MS
improved CHEMICAL LAMP, are now prepared TO Offer
them for sale, at wholesale RETAIL and can recommend
them the best and most economical Lamp now IN use
the expense of burning will be only about half the cost Of
Sperm Oil and the light brilliant. The improvement t'
which have been made IN this Lamp remove the Ogectos
which most all Chemical Lamps are subject To. :
l31We have also very superior article of CHEMICAL
OIL refined under the superintendent Of Mr. Cold which
can be used in this other Chemical am-fo sale ny
the barrel or gallon.
93@We have the various patterns of this Lamp at oui
store, where they can he seen, at any time, in use
LOWS, BALL T. Co.
No II3 Washington 81. Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

The above lamps for sale the manufacturers prices,
by j. HAYDEN his old stand where may be found good
assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, Fancy articles, &c.
&c. the most suitable terms and lowest prices.
j. HAYDEN will give his personal attention TO all worl.
entrusted his care, and will give cash for old Gold and
Silver demand.
Chronomeers Rated usual.
Bath NV is. 1871. tf3i.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02
FASHIONABLE FURS,
KATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c., &c
DAVIS HATCH

HAVING just returned
from New York and Bos-
ton, is prepared to Offer to
his friends and customers,
a superior assortment of
| the latest and most fash
I ionable sty les Of FURS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, &C., among which
may be found the follow
ing, viz: