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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04
91-The following lines contain much
firm, !, br;au, and proper1y pyprnsSp1.

99g-The following lines contain much
truth briefly and properly exprcssed-
The past, where is it2 1t has fled.
The future? 1t may never come.
Our friends departed? With the dead.
Oursclves2 fast Fastening to the
tomb.
What arc earth's joys? The dcws Of
morn. ..,....
Its honors? Oceans wreathiDg foam.
Where's peace2 In trials meokly borne
And joy2 In Heaven, the Christians
home.
DEPRAVITY.-Ifth there is one truth in
scripture, which agrees more with univer-
sal experience than another, it is the fall.
All men, who have gained a knowledge of
the world, concur in having the worst o.
pinion of human nature. The corruptions
of the heart are like the impetuosity OF an
overwhelming flood, if they are dyked up
on one side, they will overflow the oppo"
site bank.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04
BIGOTRY.
site bank

The author of the "Emerald ISLE" thus
personiies Bigotry: ........
Usbe has no head, and cannot think
no heart, and cannot ieel!-When she
moves, it is in wrath-when she pauses'
# is amid ruin-her prayers ale curses
her God is Demon-her communion IS
death-her vengeance is eternty!.heI
Decalogue is written in the blood of her
victims-and, if she stops for moment
in her Internal flight, it is upon some KIN
dred rock, to whet her vulture fang Tor
koencr rapine, and replume her wing Tor
a more sanguinary desolation!"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04

, "pm saving Mr.. Post master, Is there
any letter here for me-"
,'For you eh!' what's your name .o,
"Faith and ] reckon you'll see II WIG"
YOU look at the letter" -,-'-.-. =
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04

a village editor, visiting New York,
was bv mistake, picked up and put IN the
bundlc OF an old woman, who was out
picking up rags.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04

LI1IHNJI-I III
August 30th, 1871.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
BATH TEN HOUR ASSOCIATION.

Perhaps may be proper to state briefly, in connexon
with publication of the following articles from the
stlton of the Ten Hour Association that the object of
those who compose that association, simply
oppressive grievance, which they have always been
/ suffering, under the old fifteen hour system.
We not only claim this right, to fix the term Of
labor al hours to the day but also consider it
imperative duty to do
We not insensibe that there other claims of
higher and nOber motive, than that physical toll for
mere subsistence, pressing themselves upon us, members
Of civil community, and beings who have minds well
bodes that ought at least To receive portion oeour
and culture. Now in principles executions
do not intend to infringe violate, the rights of
other portion of the community but intend simply 10
establish this system hest adapted wants and
the wants of the whole aboring community.
We know that it has been asy asserted of U.S. that
are attempting TO establish with hour system
orban price Tor labor but this utterly deny;
would say for ALL that only object in this
is TO establish system adapted 10 wants idong
system that shall he regular and uniform, the
number of hours shall labor for wages
perfectly willing to leave that be regulated by the
amount of business done Observation-Disclosures briefly
views, purposes and aims. and slCh spread them
before public. We spread banner the breeze with
principles and purposes inscribed it these prnc
llts mean To abide by and maintain with Ices
fortunes and SGcroa H0aGr.
ARTICLE 9th. That any member who signs this
ton shall he considered not To work but hours for days
work whether he is by the day job may be.
ART 10th. Thatall who work by the day shall commence
in the morning O'Clock and leave atweve and dine,
commence again O'Clock and leave OFT again
O'Clock p NJ making oft ten hours exclusive Of meals.
ART 18th. This Constitution shall go into effect after the
tenth Of March and continue until the tenth of October
, annually.
In 66hdlf IF the 4sSoodtion.
WILLIAM +, BRUCE, President.
tyrJ Row Spr9p
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

U. S. SENATE. Another day "wednesday,
March l0,) was spent in debate the resolution
20 discharge Blair & Riyes, without reaching any
determination. The Senate then spent time
in executive session.
No appointments were officially announced, but
the following rumors mentioned: That Mr. Todd
is to be collector Of Philadelphia; Gen. Dearborn
Post Master at Boston; M Penrose of Pennsy
Solicitor of the Treasury: Mr. Robert Campbell Of
8. c., Consul at Havana; Mr. Peyton Of R edmond,
Va. Post Master there: and Gov Lincoln, Collector
Of Boston.
A Cabinet Council was held on Tuesday. and is
supposed to have had reference 20 tho demands
said to have been made by Mr. Fox for the release
of Mcleod. MIR Gushing, it is said. was called to
this council, in consequence, no doubt, of his con-
nec,ion with the Committee on fnreign affairs, and
his minute information and sound udgement in re-.
gard to our foreign relations
"lt is stated" says letter from Washington un
der date Of the 9th instant, Every currently that the
difficulty between Mr. Clay and Mr. King has been,
or is abont to be. satisfactorily and peacefully ad
jusled. In the meantime both parties are under
bonds to keep the peace towards each other. The
bonds ate taken under the duel law of Congress- and
binds the parties out Of this District as well as in
a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
II at Portland 9Th, sch VIM Henry, ThOmaston for New


York.
Sch Azora Lemont for New Yerk, sailed in (2sh u)
from MayagueZ, with bark VIM Schroeder, Boston l2
inst Left brig Hiram, Heddean, of Bath, waiting cargo.
sid from Providence 10Th, sch Caroline Baker, Bath.
Ar at Nufolk 9Th sch Coral, Seavey, Thom1ston 6.
t'ld AT n York 18th brig Lion, Fulon Bath.
Ar at Newport 18th sch -Four Brothers. Colmore Lincoln
vile.
Ar at Gloucester 18th brig Only Son. Of Bangor from Mt
Desert put in to stop leak (and sid 18th for y
Ar at Boston, 18th sch Margaret Jane, of Desden) Pray
Matanzas 18th nt scls Albion, Robnson Dallarscoa
Frederick Warren, Warren, Orland Me. Ar 18Th, ship
London (of Batl) Oliver, Orleans 2ls At Il O'Clock
last night between Scituaie and Boston lights Took
the gale at A. NJ. from E at made Halfway Rock
mile distant, and run IN.
Also mr. shin Edwin (of Warren Me- Robinson New Or
Leans lGth s. w. 18th ult; sch Angler, Robnson Wis
cassset 18th Anaanth, (of Wscasset) McNear iaanzas
2Gtn UT; sch Brunswick CT 10, brig Napoeon of Boston,
lat. Of owdonham) Sanford Maanzas; AJax (of Waldo
boro', late of Boston, Fuller, bristol Ne.
Ar at Havana ath ut. bgig Rowland, Adams from Ma
riegalnte, waiting It..
At aarol about 26th u brig Ceyon Trott, for Portland,
loading.
At Matanzas 25th , bark Gilbert, Given mcer; brig
Helespont Randall for Boston, loadng laheyuind, Coop
er uncer; Providence, Rodbrd Providence, loading.
Sfd from Nassau aist u brig Benjamin, Lnn for Havana
Brig Fred Pearl, Spofard, from Thomaston Tor Mobile
spoken March 10th, lat. 81 IL l9n u H.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
CDNMERCIAL.
IGGnetary Matters.

NEW NoRK, March l5,-6 P. II.
Domestic exchanges generally becoming worse, par
tcularly the West
The council of Wilmington Del, have resolved issue
slim plastcrs of Il less denomination than dollar.
In Stocks there has been matJra change-the
tendency is Still downward3
In the New Orleans markets the agents of Prime, Ward
King, for the purchase of cotton, Lodge Austin and for
exchange Ambrose Leauiear, have been for time p
chasing cotton and any description of foreign EXCHANGE
prices that they could get for bills the North. The
proceeds Of the bills in New Orleans shipped to Earrings
from that port and mailed great both for the En-
glish and French markets. This drawing of bills at the
longest daes without regard To the loss the difference be
tween long and short bills shows the pressing wants of those
who are seeking to command funds by these The
New Orleans Banks under their control have been the basis
of the transactions. These institutions in the last
stage OF insolvency, and must down. and with them
the whole chain Of firms that depend upon them. The
events are fast penng crisis which may BE- fastened by
IT, return of bills from England
PHrLADELpHI,, March 49, 15i1
The transactions at the stock board to medium
tent at much the rates yesterday Inc difference
between specie and paper somewhat GREATER ana exchange
New York has also advanced Ii L. D. Bank notes are
at discount OF % per cent for sp 'cie . . ..o..
Sales ut Second BoadS20U Draft on New YORK, lo3 rs
$500 wilmington RR. '42 S5 sls Lie o. Ahhnity, lol
5 Mech Bank 81 -.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

On Tuesday, March 18th, of the Journal was
read, the Vice President announced 10 the Senate
that he should vacate his seat during the day, in
order that the Senate might have opportunity o f
elecing President pro. TEN.
The Senate then proceeded TO the discussion of
the resolution dsnssng Blair and Rives as printers
to the 9th Congress.
After short discussion the vote TO dismiss was
taken, and was as follows; Yeas, 26; Nays. ID.
And on motion 10 deliver their bond the vote
was the same The Vice President then Withdrew
iron the chair as presiding Office, and Mr. Southland
oil New Jersey, was elected PesId mt pro tenn, and
on being conducted to the chair, he made short
and appropriate address.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

we attended an able and very interesting Lecture the
subject CT Chemistry Friday evening last, by DIR f. H..
Lefingwc, which we understood to Introductory
SERIES If sufficient patronage is received We have seen
Letter from Prof Ceaveand, which speaks in the highest
terms of the attanments OF the Lecturer who will illustrate
fully the truths the science by excellent and
valuable apparatus We hope the public will avail them
selves of this favorable opportunity make themselves
quained with this interesting subject
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

10 ne honorable Vdthani Groton Esquire adga Of Probate,
t'iata and for The County Of Lincoln
IL EsPEtIFULl!f represents William Crawford Admin
rator OF the Estate of Thomas Crawford late of Bath,
In sad County, deceased That personal Estate of the
sac deceased Is not sufficient by of -Four Hundred
Dollars to answer the just debts which he owed therefore
pray That ne may be empowered and licensed to sell much
Of the Real Estate of the said decreased may be sufficient
to raise the said sum with incidental charges And whereas
by partial sale Of said estate the residue VIII be greay m
ed he therefore ays that he may be empowered and IL
censed to sell the whole OF sad sol estate at auction
LINCOLN ss.4t Pyohate Court hcla at Rata, tsaa and
or the County Of Lacoa ~ INA day Of Fshsuary, a. u
1S4l
IN the foregoing Petition Ordered that the said Petitioners
~ give notice y rsons interested in said Estate,
anoesr al Cont Of Probate he holden Wseassei on
Monday the nth day Of MAY by causing copy Of said
Petition with this Order b. published three wceks
sv " previous to said Court in the Lincoln Telegraph,
newspaper printed at Bath -" -
NATH'L GROToN, Judge Of Probate.
Are.t; Jso. c. DopoE, Register
tue copy of the Petition and order herson. -1
Attest: JEo. c. DopoE, Rsgisees, awo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
ID. l.. e..
ELwrLL RopISsov, .Scc'g.

.. L. G.
A T'TENTI9N !-The members of the Bath Lincoln
IA Guards hereby notified that the Spring Drills of said
company will Saturday evening" the Goth day
of March, at the Town Hall O'Clock. Every member is
requested to be there business Importance
come before the company.
n. b. lftherc any young Gentlemen that DESTROYS
of joining the company they requested To be present.
r. II. G. MARSTON, Clerk.
March, |, le4l. 3W49
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

JEWELLERY; THE SUBSCRIBER, WOULD RES
psctiny inform the public that he has taken part of the
store now occupied BY w HOLMES two doors north OF
We'll to call and examine. d w DENISON
n. r. Cash paid for old Sloor
Bath, March 8, lS4l. C49
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

Sossca o. Mr.. Morse. The reader is referred to
abe last paee ,f this paper for extended though
incomplete report Of The remarks of Mr.. M. in sup
Dor, of the order iotro. uced by him, respecting the
DeIesdernsr outrage We copy from the last
ksnnebec Journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
From the Boston Atlas of Tuesday
Domestic Markets.
BOSTON MAR

BOSTON MARKET, March Is.
There have been further arrivals of Ohio Flour and Sales
at 81 so and 4,'6 per Bbl cash. Howard St. $,75 mos
Genesee common brands S5-ancy do. S. 70 10 cash. Par
GELS of Corn 50 to 5lct per buse for yellow fat and white
As 47c. The market closing firm at these rates.
Southern Oats Bic per bushe Molasses little doingCuba
dstling Is l2c--Cuba retailing 90 IL ale per Gall.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

5. In apportioning the number of Representa-
tives among the several counties, in what manner
is the ''relative increase of population" to be
asc ertained
Mr. Hnckley moved that the order be referred
10 the committee on the Apportionment If it is
necessary to propose questions to the Supreme
Court the committee may have other questions TO
propose.
Mr.. Delesdernier opposed the motion.
Mr.. Foote said the House alone is competent to
propose questions, and the gentleman from San
ford is not the whole House. Let the order then
go to the committee.
MIR. J. Otis said these questions have all been
discussed before the Committee, and their votes
have thus far all been unanimous. Mr. o. sng-
gested difficulty in referring these questions to
the Judges. The present term of ten years clos
the first of April, and the superintendent must
be made before that time. Mr. o. suggested
several objections to the questions, and read from
the Constitution.
Mr.. Paine said as the committee meets this
afternoon, he would not object to the reference,
if they would report tomorrow. The motion
prevailed.
Mr.. Hinckley called up the bill to set off Matt
nicus and other islands fom Hancock to Lincoln
County, the question being on reference to next
Legislature with an order of notice.
Mr.. Hinckley opposed the motion and advocat-
ed the bill. The whole State tax of these Islands
is a little over So. The Counties of Lincoln and
Hancock can have no great interest in the matter.
The Islands are nearer to Thomaston than to
any other part of the main land.
Mr.. Hinckley moved to amend the motion SO
rs to give notice in the Thrice Weekly Journal
ten days before the 28th Of March.
Mr.. Chadbourne said such a notice would be
mere mockery. 1t would not give those inter
ested an opportunity to come here and be heard
Mr.. Foote advocated permitting these petition
to be annexed to Lincoln if they wish it.
Their location shows that they properly
belong to Lincoln.
Mr.. Deesdernier read from the State laws, and
opposed the amendment. He moved division
of the question on the amendment, so as to take
it first striking out the reference to the next
Legislature
The motion TO strike ont was lost, 50 to g.
The amendment was withdrawn, and the order of
notice to next Legislature prevailed 65 to 60.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
GoRaAM SEMINARY.

TFNHE Summer Term Of this Institution WI. commence
L. THURSDAY, May It'll, and continue fourteen weeks.
Facilities afforded at this Institution for prosecuting all
branches OF Academical study
Lectures will be given On tny sioogy and the Science
and art of Teaching.
Young ladies' will be charged for board washing
rent fuel light and tuition S3O ea NJ the OF $50
year hey have been charged hitherto, the rate Of
Sl07 Sd per year.
Provision made, by the Trustees, furnish young
gentlemen with their meals and washing for % each
The expense in the village and Of other incidental
bills viii amount TO twenty-five thirty cents week
teacher pre5ides nj the tals Of the young gentlemen
and far known, students boarding in tins way
w,li satisfied any boarding in private fames IoiHg
geut smen may obtain board Ill families oI 81 50 and ri
per week.
Tuition is 49, 81 and S. per quarter Of ccrn wsck accord
ing o studies pursaed0r Sl2 $40 end s2I per year
Tuition in French is 50 per qna'tr; and for Instruction
the Piano Forte SO per quarter is charged.
Applications for admission to the whole may be made
the Principal and it is requested that, when is
venent do So such applications be made previous to the
of the Term Young gentlemen desired
in their applications whether they intend board in
private families the table provided by the Trustees.
JACOB 5. SMITH, Secretary.
CDrlam O.. w
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected weekly from Boston papers.
Tho following is complete list of Banks whose bills are
bankab in Boston, to which is added per
discount.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
DIED.

In this Friday last, Mrs. Martha Cove, aged 40
years.
In Richmond, Va. Mrs. Eliza, wife Of Vim. Frost, and
daughter Of the Ebenr Nichc Esq Of Brunswick Me.
In New Castle, Tuesday March I'd, Mrs Susan Cotter,
aEed SO Yenrs.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

1T tic Probate Ocs at WScnSse ttin aRd fer he County Of
Lincoln, on the 1874 day Of .Hdrch, A. d. 1871 -
LNIEANOR TALLHAN AND HENRY TAI.LMAN named
H Executors in certain Instrument purpoitlng to be the
last Viii and Testam mt Of
PELEG TALLMAN,
late of Bath in said County, having presented the for
Probate: Ordered that the said ELsANoR TALLmAs and
HErRy TALstAN give notice all persons ineresld by
causing copy of this order to be published in the Boston
Morning Post each week for fourteen days coming
and two weeks successfully in the Lincoln Tel graph
Newspaper printed Bath, said Countythat they may
appear a special Probate Court be held Bath, the
Office of TallmaD & Sewal Monday the ninth
day of March A. ID, lS4 eleven O'Clock in the onnC
and show cause if any they have why the said Instrument
should be proved and approved and allowed the last
VIII and Testament of said deceased.
2w5i NATHL GROTON, Judge of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
In SENATE, SATURDAY, March 10.

IN oL-SA IL, SATURDAY, Alarch 10.
Mr.. Lane, from the committee on the library,
to which was referred the memorial of Alexander
Vattemare, Esq. relative to a system of inter
national exchanges of the productions of natural
history and of literature, science and arts, made
report accompanied By resolves, which were
accepted, twice read, and passed to be en-
crossed.
Resolve in favor of George Williston was
ordered 10 lie on the table.
Bill for the relief Of the insane poor, came back
from the House amended, and passed to be en-
crossed the Senate receded from their former
vote and passed the bill to be engrossed amend
ed, in concurrence with the House.
Bill to incorporate the Seboomook suiceway, ,
reported from the committee on interior waters,
taken up and ordered to be printed, together
with the report of Mr.. Gilman. And the report
of MIR. Arson, and also the remonstrance accom-
PanyInl the report Of Mr.. Gilnau
Bill from the House, to set of Martinicus and
other islands, from Hancock to Lincoln county
came up, referred to the next Legislature and was
ordered to lie on the table.
In the House, Resolve in favor of J. b. Ca
hoon was taken up and amended, as proposed by
MIR. Mcdonald.
Mr. DeIesdernier believed the time had not
come to pass this resolve There was no neccss-
~ of canceiling an obligation Of $4,000 in u
hurry.
Mr.. e. OILS said that the Legislature was at
this time satisfied there was no fraudulent intent
the part of Mr.. Cahoon.
Mr., Bradley moved to recommit the resolve,
and his motion prevailed
Bill! to promote literary exchanges between
Maine and foreign countries reported, laid on
the table and 500 copies ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Bradley, the Judiciary Com
mttee was directed to inquire into the expedien
cy of giving the District Court power to grant
reviews in actions decided in the late Court of
Common Pleas.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

NOTICE OF FoREoLOsURE.-wHE Gar

n
diner Green Of Topshan in the County of Lincoln and
State Of Maine, merchant, the theh day of December
the eighteen hundred and thirty nine by his
Ehenezer Everett, conveyed Lewis Thompson of said
Topsham yeoman undivided eighth part of single
Saw MILL situate on the upper Falls in said Topsham, for
mey called the shore in the Rogers MILL together with
undivided eighth part Of the privilege gear and
appuenances th5reunto belonging in fee, conditioned
the payment of the Of hundred and twenty NJ
dollars and nifty cents with interest in year from said
hrtie day of December now, the condition Of this
veyance having been broken, the said Lewis Thompson
claims by thereof ioreclse said mortgage and
have possession of the premises aforesaid.
LEWIS THOMPSON.
Topsham, Feb. 10th, 1871. *1w5l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
PORK AND LAIR

MOL ASSES AND SUGAR.
90 BARRELS superior New Orleans Mciasses.
~ Kinds N o. sugar. just received per sch star, and f)
sale by J, & J, ROBINSON
March IL. 3w5l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
Telegraph's Marine List. :
PORT OF BATH.
Arrivals, CIeernuccs,

Arrived.
March l2-scl Star, Weeks New Orleans, via Portland.
----------------- ---------
Arrivals, CJearanccs, &c.
CID Charleston 5h sch Arab Bradstreet New Oglaapo.
Loading 5,h, ship Empire, Torrey for Havye
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

RANDALL a. WHITMAN,
COUNSELLORS .4yvD ATTORNEYS ut Law,
BATH, Me.
BEsJAaIs RANDALL, ,ea,,
WV. II. WHITMAN "'S'0f
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
RHODE ISLAND.
cltunte Bank. ~

CONNECTICUT.
HOusatoniC RI, Co. 2 a 3
Notes of all other New En-
gland banks, received at the
Suffolk Bank, Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

CORN.
onn0 BUSHELS Jersey Yellow Corn, daily expected
cOOO pr sch. Native by J. * j. ROBINSON.
March Il. .V5l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

LLNCOLy ss..9t Probate Court held Topsaam arithia
and for e County Of Lincoln the 10th dag of Ecbruary
A. d., ls4l. '-'
foregoing Petion Ordered that said Petitioners
~ give notice TO all persons interested said Estate TO ap
pear alta Court of Probate to be holden opshn on Mon
day the d day of August by causing copy of said Pc
ton with this Order to be published three weeks succcs
sively previous to said Court the Lincoln Telegraph
newspaper printed at Path in said County
NAftpL GROTON, Judge of Probate,
Attest: JSo. G. DopeE, Register,
A tnle copy of the Petition and order thereon
Attest: JNo. T. DODGE, Register. 3w49
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
NDCICE.

NOTICE..
rrii is to forbid all persons purchasing the following
described note, gwen by M to William 1hJms or
ORDER dated Iatrch t9wn Plntton the 9Th day OF April
\. y. eighteen hundred and thirty nine for the Of y
two dollars payabls in two years was gwen without
any consd> ration and VIII not be paid by
PHiLLiPS CROKER.
nristp February 19 1871. :IWJl.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

I'll ERE TT IS.-FOR SALE BY OTIS KIMBALL, The
b3st article offered the public Coughs sore
Of the Lungs SIDE caused by strainsl Hoop
ing Cough, Rheumatic complaints, &c.
Prepared by physician who has been in the practice Of
medicine for than 90 ycars5 of which he has pre-
pared and used this. IT sold here until within
about year. For the has performed THIS town.
call on OTIS KINBAi is0ma0