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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

u C. BAILEY has made arrangements for ia" Schooner
ID. HELEN, Il. YooD, Master, Sch. HANOVER, saw
VEL 8. DoNNELL, Master Sch. WILLIAM, JosrsH Nc
KENrEY, Master; TO lay at the south SIDE Of LONG
WHARF, BOSTON, a. the Pump, take in freight 10 Bath
shippers of goods to Bath viii find II those vessels ai
zthe Depot ready to receive freight all times, please
qnire Of Niessrs Billings Marah No India st. Long
Wharf Boston,
Rnth .ltirr IL
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NOTICE IL HEREBY Given

NHAT the subscribers have een duly appointed Executors
of the last viii Of Peleg Tailman, late Of Bath in the
County o Lincoln, licensed and have taken upon them
selves that trust by giving bonds the law DIRECTS And
all person, having demands upon the of said Peeg
Taman required to exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted To the said estate called upon make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN,i -.
HENRY TALLMAN. '"
nrfh sf7rri,o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

2
THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situate Rob
inson's Corner in Richmond. II consists Of about four
hundred Of good land, which viii be sold ali together
in lots suit purchasers it las ai9ge quantity of Wood
and Timber and large Orchard with Grated Fruit the
buildings thereon consist of double story House a
finished and thoroughly painted inside and with large
convenient Barn. and out houses also story House.
Store and Blacksmith; shop Terms fourth cash upon de-
livery of good and sufficient deed, for the residue any
reasonable accommodation be had upon good security
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. VS.. PATTEN.
Richmond, March 81, 1871, IT,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

GRAVE STONES.
Joel CLARK, Jr, Il Co. Of Hallowell, hereby informs
the Inhabitants of Bath and vicinity, that they have re-
snmed the Stone Cutting business formerly pursued by Joel
Clark r and have taken stand Stanfod's Wharf
the Town Landing, whore may be found good assortment
OF Dover, New York. White Marble and Slate CRAVE
STONES of all sizes and oevery variety ofpatern incud
ing Tomb Tables and Monuments of all descriptions Hay
TO be constantly supplied with the
best ofStock a orders in their line Of business will be exc
cuted with punctuaty and despatch. Mr. Charles Clapp
IT. Of Bath authorised Agent to whom application NAV
be made, and will give any information necessary in relation
to the business. JOEL CLARK, Jr., Il Co.
iialluwell Oct. Doth, 1870. Iv3l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
1y.ppr,,,a r,,,,,,y rrIrous PILLS.

d
Purely Pcgcablo Uediriac, prrBared by bhfff = Hs'hs
rem, H. D., Pitltda, ,. H. -...
TTNHESE Pills are red "a the public as medicine heh
efcacous far the u8wiur disorders VIZ ttlrhhat-'
Acute and Chronic Gogl, spasns, cramps haas 1o..
plants Diseased Liver Jaundee, Less 81 Appetite
sia, Hradache Fantaess, Slow Bilious FrFgr, brakne
Of ha Limbs, Dizziness Fed Hreah, anu otpgf diseases
incident to the stomach bowels back aud limbs.
They also most eli ega remedy t"r worms rs the
most obstinate cases have bseu cnrad-as may b. seem ~ r.
ference TO certificates lie Pr atHenss la''oi' i'#-
may used also great advantage for common hse as
SAFE etFaoun and pleasant rhvslc. comp entirely Il
vegsab and which can BE- taken Win Veiiee. sae'! al ay
tae and by any person.
Recommendations.
The f0oning arc from rcs.gT f7ea 4.geaaas, h'eee"
sfaudiag and reputation
This is certify that Dr. Oan T. Warren, OF llustll
~ H. is rentl ,nlan win whom am well acquainted he
having read medicine W t ma That have much confidence
in him and that have used his Family bilious Pills, mud
recommend them the public as osi excellent medi-
enc. DANIEL bAi lis, VI. u
Barton, VI, 1850
This certify that have purchased large quantities Of
Waren's Family Bilious Pills. and have used them IN my
fam " and in my Practice with The most beneficial results
consider them as ali excellent substitute for mercra
IatinDs. ISRAEL N. GALE, NJ u
Deerfed, II. II.
To whom may CanccrnThis to certify, that as 1--we
in the Immediate vicinity of pr o. T. warren, ana nave
used his Family Bilious Pills practice, and have found
them be highly ecacious all diseases originating from
arrangement Of the stomach and bowels ana can cneef
recommend them public being purely vegetable
medicine which be taken with perfect saiot at any time
with the most beneficial results - -. = -
Chichester, N. II. JAMES a. 1IblON, N. y.
For sale in Bath hy j. WILKINSON. 4ml2
BIT. CUTSBIF8,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

: y N1NF =
s=-, gTisber Il. DoBneIl, offers for sale
Ep n reasonable terms al ROGERS
- block, Front street. and extensive
5Ee-- "a - assortment Gt fashionable Boots, uli Il
La shoes, Hats. Ca ps. &c. & q. sra-
S&4ss BILE for winter and spring wear, among
which areLadies Fur lnCd walking Shoc-Lades French
Kid slippers of all discrponsLadics Leather Shoes
tyes-Chirans Leather, Kid and Morocco Shoes of all
descriptions and sizes. GEN'TS' G.7LF, KIP e. THICK
BOOTS A good assortment 81 HATS and CAPS, suitable
To the ALSOA good assortment of RUBBERS, all
sizes. The above, together with variety articles
viii be sold low for rG5ll.
Custom work, done TO order, at snort notice, in faithful
and workman like
n. Il. Accounts o than years standing be
settled Immediately. L. A. DOSNELL,
Hath. Feb. lnih 1871. lrd6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
QUARANTINE.

QUARANTINE.
ON and after the tenth day Of June, and until the tenth
- day OF October 1871, quarantine shall be had on all
vessels Their officers crews passengers and cargoes their
arrival from the West Indies Cuff Of Mexico or any port
where any contagious disease prevailed their departure
and on nil vessels board of which, any person shall have
died have been sick with any contagious disease during
their homeward passage No person shall be admitted to 20
hoard of 90 shore from any when at quar-
anilne, without permit from the Health Officer The
law viii be strictly enforced Vessels will anchor ut the
usual place Of quarantine nearly opposite the south Steam
Mill Pilots requested attend the above regulations
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Health Officer.
Bath, Maybe, IS41 tf9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
SIN. .HANDI.ERY.

A GENERAL assortment constantly on hand and for sale
y by HlNA HYDE Co., Front street, Bath including
CORD.9GE, Manila aud Tarred from the manufactures Of
Plymouth Nnhlehead and Boston. by the gang retail.
San CLO7W DICK and THINE OF most descriptions.
ANCHORS OF all sizes, warranted. C!H1LN CANES,
Shse and Ties Of Boston Manufacture from English rf ned
non, and warranted for }so years also English Chains
Boi ana sheet COPPER. Composition Spikes ana Nails,
with other castings Of all descriptions. Wndas Necks and
cnpsan Spndles. Zink sheathna Nails, and ap-
prnpriaic article. .f3b.7L STORES, Paints, Oils and
Gaas. Troy pressed SPIKES from three inch ship
block and Pumps. NAUTICAL LrSTRU.hEN7S, books
and Chaus.
MANY n the above articles ran suitable notice he de
vcTud 10 the pchl-e NJ his place OF business. direct from
thu msnufaory free Of expense to him. ana the manuac
iurrs lowest prices. Bah, lsn lyl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

NEW GUIDES.
lust received the store formerly occuped by Mr. Asa
- Palmer, Centre street, a good assortment of HARD
WARE, NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, LINSEED OIL,
WHITE LEAD, PARIS GREEN and JOINER'S TOOLS,
which will be sold at fair prices for cash.
g. w KENDALL.
WANTED, as above, so bbis. Cider.
Bath, May l3, lS4l. TT
aETRESH TAMARINDS, for sale by A. G. PAGE
L
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

s.ffs95E.ss g 'oh3a r vi Hieh Inn ,nond,
7 NTH further notice will leave Halle Il on MONDAYS
y and Thursdays, at half past p. NJ and Gardiner r. NJ
for Boston and returning 'rl leave north side wha
Boston, for Gardiner and alowe! On tuesdays aud Fridays
Fare rom Hall well and Gardner to Boston 50 0o-fom
Oath 50 5l-meals extra.
stages will be readiness on the arrival OF The Boat to con-
ycy passengers 10 Augusta Wa.erva Eargor and Belfast
Al freight mnst be intallg:hy Marked VIII b.
ra'ed nd a hi5 l3r lf1Fa st b. pad on delivery Of
buckets beats, &C III order 10 insure the salty Of passe-
ger. he Gh reputation Of he j. ". Richmond makes it
unnecessary That tn" piopnytor ahoui say any thing
l3a her, only thai her qualities sea boat are net
surpassed by any boat in the Union
NAco 70 Shippers ard Coas.gnr"s.ir goods, Eargage,
auG Bins Specie other property shiaaed un beard the
John " Richmond m"stI. inc risk cf the owners Of such
prap.r md all Freight iond.d h. taken from the
wharf without lay VIII be stored at the ri,k and ey-
pense If the owners in al respects whatever. persons
The propFetor have ranqnishsd the transportation Of
money! bills AMI valuable packages, 10 G. s. CARPIN TER
vino vii run at his own risk m Express BY way Of the j.
W Richmond. The proprcjor lheref re- win not be- ac.
copnabl2 for the safe conveyance delivery Of any such
articles.
Hdowel iArl ls4l. tf3 4. HOWARD, Ag't.
LOWER WOODEN NANUFA CTGTSY.
g z: J. MAYALL, respectfully inform the public that
~ they Will '0n' Wo9 = @91 cfoFgs
from the material at the following prices viz
S9ssmres at ~ 10 81 CTS per I'd according to quality.
Common full Cloth 30 to IS Cts
walled at 80 to 60 10 cts.
' gds. wide '''' 80 to o5c,s.
Flannel, yd wide, wnite is cts.
Nap and coored, % cts.
Pressed do. % cts.
Cloth dressed for Is cts.
1he above will be the prices if the wool ia taken and
cloth delivered at the mill If delivered an AGENTS two
per yard i'll be added Also from to 90 cts per yd
win be charged for dying indigo blue
The subscribers having received highest premiums in
this STATE cloths their manufacture the late held
Portland, iUmbly pledge themselves public, 10 use
every exerton TO execute their work in style that will
merit the preference Of the public well continuance
of the generous patronage heretofore received They
u jlStCe 10 te puhlc To hat they
fifteen cent cheaper than any other Factory the
business They viii become responsible for all work
goes Of their hands done in good and workman
like manner. Ali wool should be well washed
PALMER N LEDYARD, Agents.
/ GRAY Anil
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
IL. F. SAWYER,

IL. f. SAWYER,
4TTOR.NEY at LaH,
BOWDOINHAM, Me-
3. r. S. piH attend the several Courts in Cumberland Lin
coin and hennebec counties; and oH attend erciusicey to Thu
business Of has Profession.
REFER TO
FEssENpEH L. DEBLoIs, .EsaRs., ! n.,, ~
Hos. WILLIAM p. FEssFNpEN, 1"'N"'"i 'HG
HoH. SAMUEL GRAY, BOOodoiaham, Ne
~ G. BAILEY, Esq, Bath, Ne.
W Wills hg TEMP ESQ; ESQ, East TaOm0s,On
MEssRs GEEELy Il GUILD, Merchants Boston, Mass.
sERA SWIM, Esq, Vew York Gig.
Bowdoinham, March, l84l. n3a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

DkrtrL ErLJrA.s, IssQ.
GEN 3BrHNIIEF WHI1E, s,~as,a
NN. L. SMITH & 90.
W1LLIaM NoARI ,J2.,i.sq
Gas. Gro. ~. BACHELOR, Gard!ner
Gavin f5PAULaISG, iia!orcA.
y. r. MUssEY, y'ostoa.
NJ b. An packages or letters le with 4. PARsoss ut the
'sSanadahock Cheap Store, viii receive prompt attention.
Bath. Nav % 1871. u2.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

GENESEE FLOUR.
sonn BARRELS OF favorito brands q Genesao Flour,
R<1U Store and fbx sale BY O. CLAPP, I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
noARDERs .yaNCEp.

MRS DOUGH, would respectfully inform her friends and
WI the public generally that she has taken the large AMI
ronmndIOus dwelling house belonging 10 Dr. WILKINSON
near the town landing where she Will be happy To- accoa'
date Gentlemen with BOARD for any lcnph al TINE.
She would take til, opportunity 10 express Il ber ftI
patrnns her gratitude fer their continued PARTIALLY ana ts's
wn still reccivptheif patronage
Bath, June Il, lS4i. a"st
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

PAINTS.
NETITE LEAD Paris, Chrome and French Green Chrome
Nv and French Yellow, Venetian Red Spanish Brown
Vermllion, Prusian Blue Ter de Sena TIMBER Red Lead
Letrage, Whiting, Lnseet Oil, Spirits Turpentne and
Japan. for sale by G. W. KENDALL tfS
FASHION BLr. FSrA ENJ'.
SAMUEL CROWELL-7.4HOR returns thnnks 10 The
- liberal inhabitants of Bath and vicinity for Tie parouage
they have thus far favored him with would Ike This op
pouny to inform them that he continues to execute all
orders OF business, with promptness and despatch
lie that his extensive experience in his nroession
and his unrcmlttng efforts to please his patrons combined
with perfect knowledge Of his trade, will enable him
merit and receive a continuance Of the public favor
Persons wishing Garments made in the best manner and
according to the latest aons will please call at the Office
directly over Parsons Smiths Store Rogers brick
block 3TCntting done at short notice Latest Fashions
duly received. tn
RANDALL 81 WHITMAN,
COUNSELLORS md ATTORNEYS 1T Law,
BATH, bic.
BENJAMIN RANDALL, ..o~.
WV. II. WufrMAN 0"oS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

WANTED TO FCfSCH.sE
GENTf.l! House with ont buildings ,c., srif'l' TT
~ a small family with back iru'r la1. ara rnar
xater-one in The North part nithe town ~oul - prf o'
Frice exceed Sl2JJ. iLquife Of HAEILE1 VI.
Eaih. June 18TH. ISL. .-NII
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

NOTICE,
hereby given that subscribers have been duly
pointed Executors of the last will Of GREEN RICH
ARDSON late of Bath in the County of Lincoln deceased
and have taken upon themselves thai trust by giving bonds
az the Law directs And all persons having demands upon
the estate Of said dcn Richardson, required to eX
ht the same and all persons indebted to the said estate
called upon 10 make payment.
GERSHON HYDE, lFyoo,,ors
VIM. NJ. ROGERS, ! -1~''"'0''
Rath June It'll, 1871. mos. ~.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE The Rockingham
Mutual Fire Insurance Company viii take risks against
loss BY Pre- Holdings Merchandise And the sub
sobrr viii attend, At all times, To the nppcaon Of persons
iof asugaHrc By said Company. JOHN ELLIOT, Agent
Bath, Pen. - lsll tii7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

rssFIE MOST POPULAR: TEN PR1tsANCE BIGy-
l. ERAGE is WILLIAM BROWNS SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND, OR SILVER TOP
1t is extensively known No. SRrer Top. There be-
ing imitation tops, and imitation syrps offered in the
markell you viii please call for William Browns Sarsaparla
Compound Of Mead syrup For genuine observe the lac
simle OF my hand writing the label also drawing Of the
interior Of my Medicine store. It il thought by many OF
Py iCians, that to its general use, is 10 be attributed the
uncommon prevalence OF health the past season. lis
dency purify the blood removing all humnurs the
system, when they appear the skin About 1000 lbs
of the best Spanish Sirsapdra used the past
in prcparin. this preparation 10 the expense OF Sl200)-
When the strength is wholly eNratt ted from the of the
Sarsaparlla, makes red liquor, when formed into
syrup it cannot be made white
For sale in Bath at wholesale and retail by E. WOOD
Also reaiIed by all the Druggists and Grocors.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

DWELLING HOUSE I'd LET!
4 CONVENIENT Dwelling House for a mod
"A famiyf application be made soon. Apply to this
Office
June9 owlo.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

IKennehec d 9osEoa Steam Eay!gation,-1s4I.
h, fs1f=szts r. THREE DGLL.7RS TO BOSTON.
! atA * q The new and Splendid Steamer
III --F4ss~, i9rill.g Joh w. IL ic IA nd,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

II, II. SMITH would inen the public at large th1t h.
4 has taken the store formerly occupied hy =. smith,
.wherc lie opened selected assortment uf Domestic
Goods and Groceries, which be w. sd sheip IL. cash or
barter only.
p SMITH would give notice that he has rvrn mp bust
ness and calls upon al who indebted tn INN By
mote or account To make immediate payment (ai thu
formerly kept by him. All unsettled accounts VIII shortly
be left with Attorney ior collection.
Bath June 5th 4wil
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
ADMIN.sTRATOR. SALE OF REAL Es-

WIN. BROWNS PORTABLE YEAST,
DREFERAE to all other articles for making good Bread
Light and White all families after giving this trial
vii, not allow themselves To be without it.
For sale wholesale and retail by L. WOOD,
5wl. Central Jhar5.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-03
THE TRUE SPIRIT.
rtract from the Ban State Democrat.

ASITUCS ~ VI" "C DUJ h|Suec DS"'eN'"s
The people have more than once repu-
dated National Bank. Let them build
up one il they dare. But let the oppo-
nents of Bank openly and iearlessly de-
clare, that they ,ciH put IL DOWN; thai
if the Federalists dare 10 violate the Con-
sttuion, the Democrats DARE to defend
IL, and Heaven giving them power, will
restore II to the people, pure rs II came
from the hands of its trainers. We do now
solemnly declare and would that every
Democratic Journal in the Union would
take the same ground, that WE NEVER
WILL SANCTION THE ERECTION
OF A NATIONAL BANK; that should
such an institution be chartered, we will do
all that we can to UNCHARTER IT.
WepIant ourselves upon this principle;
we unturl our banner to the breeze, and
inscrlbe upon i, 10 letters, plain, and en-
phalic,-the motio:-NO NATIONAL
BANK, NOW AND FOREVER.
We never will consent 10 see this glori-
Gus Union, this great country, these indie,
pendent States, humbled at The feet of the
money power. Give us a King, give us
despotism, gives any kind Of Govern
ment at whose head is Sout-a thinking,
feeling, conscientious being rather than
a moneyed corporation.-A BANK.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-03
OBlTUAR Y.

Died at this place on Saturday morning,
the 26lh. ult., Mrs. SopHIA r. CouRTs,
consort Of William Il. Courts, Esqr.
Mrs. c. fell victim to pulmonary
disease with which she had been afflicted
for some time. During the night pre-
ceeding her death she is said to have en-
ioyed sound and quiet sleep; but imme-
diately on awaking in the morning, she
rup,ured blood vessel 10 the effort Of colt.
ing and expired almost instantly, leaving a
small family, and a numerous circle of re-
latlves to mourn the great loss they have
sustained by her death.
She has but paid the debt of nature,
which all must sooner or later paw.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-03
PROSPECTUS OF THE
G R ESCENT CX'HY

lWNHE subscribers propose, on the first
IL OF October, 10 commence the publ
cation ola Daily newspaper, In New Or.
leans, bearing the above title. The rea,
! sons Tor this course are numerous and
sufficient, but need not here be stated nm,
In answer 10 an inquiry, what will be
the character Of the proposed publication Z
The proPrietors answer: that in relation 10
partlzan questions, religious or polltical,i it
takes no part whatever. Facts in relation
to these, as well as other subjects, will be
occasionally stated, but only as matter Of
history, or passing remark, Without taking
sides Tor one party or another. The edit
ors are citizens, and in common with
other freemen, will vote for wing or Van.
ties; we suspect Ire former mostly; Just as
they please: but their paper will be neither
one nor the Other. 1t will, however, to
the utmost Of its ability, sustain the public
credit, by which we mean the credit, Of
the United States, our own State, and pub
lie institutions, nor less that OF individuals
our own included. ,f1fs.. a...t u.
Passing events, domestic and foreign
will be carefully chronicled, aud placed
before our readers in as brief and COM
Prehenslve a manner as possible, All
important transactions occurring in the city
Of whatever character, will receive from
us due notice: and sometimes events not
very important, may be rendered more 30
by our notice. The proceedings Of public
bodies, whether Incorporated or not, will
be observed, and full often become The
subjects of remark. The various amused
ments of our city, of whatever name, will
he subject upon which we propose freely,
but literally to comment. r.
Commercial and bushes Information
will form special item Of the daily cons
tents OF our sheet. A. least once a week
we propose to give brief but full view Of
The state of the market. Arrivals Of ships
and steamboats, will be noticed, and facts
learned by them be speedily communca.
ted 10 the public.
As ours Is at once mercantile and
family paper, nothing Of a bitter or angry
character; nothing indeIicate or of immorr
al tendency, will be permitted 10 stain our
pages. Instead of these, il will be our aim
to cater for the taste Of the pure refined
and vlrtuous; and especially to render our
columns agreeable and instructive to the
young and to families, where il is hoped
our paper viii be daily and nightly read
by the fair, as well as BY the staid
and worthy among thesterner SEX
Let it not be supposed, however
that sprightliness, wit, and salhes Of
mir,h and innocent gaie,y are 10 form no
part OF the contents of our journal. The
smile of intelligent and harmless humor.
and the effiorescence Of cbastened but AT.
tic wit, and The pleasuntries of social en-
Joyment, posses too many charms to be
refused adnittance to our hearts, and will
consequently be ever welcome to our coli
umns. N -E. r
ln..short, we intend to render our little
sheet compendium Of all subjects con.
slstent with rigid purity of morals, from
The soberest lessons of religion and rhilo-
sophy, to the gayest and most playful
efforts of fancy aud w.t. --.
JAMES O'DOWn a, m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-03

The Report of The Secretary Of the
Treasury presents no new matter 10 the
public. A dry detail of figures tends to
the conclusion that the means Of the pres.
snt year will fall short of The expenditures
in the sum Of $6,000,94l, with an out
standing amount Of Treasury notes, re-
ceivabIe this year or payable next, OF &c.
Os7 ,274 o., making according to the wor-
thy Secretary's cyphering, an aggregate
Of debt and deficit OF rising $4,000, 900.
By the same kind ofcypherlng, he makes
out an excess Of expenditures over the
current revenue of $3l,2l0,0l4, since
1887. 1t is worthy of inquiry how far
Mr.. Ewing's own operations, in increas-
ing the issue of Treasury notes nearly
one million per month, over the issue of
the corresponding months last year, has
contributed to SUCH result. But the
fact is, this cyphering will not stand the
test Of the scrutiny that is yet to be ap.
piled to it. Mr.. Ewine's vindictive feel
ings towards the late Administration on
the one hand, and his overweening ankle
for the funding Of a National Debt,a Debt
which has no existence except in the de-
sIres Of those who would make one as
basis for National Bank, on the other,
ure apparent in every sentence of his
Report. One would think that his cacu
atlons, showing deficit Of means with
the proceeds Of the public land sales, was
death 70 the idea Of absracting that por.
tlon OF the revenue and squanderino it
among The STATES; but the policy of laud
distribution lsslill urged with the imDosi.
lion OF further taxes upon Imported ar,i.
cses', tQ make up this de6ciency.-Cin.
Eng. ae
OF A kingdom tor a horse, to ride to
the 9TH Of Jolly Celebration. --Derl,