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


WAsHINGToN, June 16 1871.
To HE President ofMe United States:
Dear Sir-The undersigned were appointed by
the citizens and City Council of Cincinnati, and
by many of the surviving soldiers of the late war,
to apply 10 the widow and family Of our late dis
tingnished fellow citizen, the late President of
the United States for permission to remove his
remains from the city of Washington to the State
of Ohio for interment They have made the APP
plication directed, and have received permission
to perform that sacred trust. They have now the
honor of reporting 10 yon their arrival in this
city, and of asking your appreciation of the meas
ure contemplated, and your cooperation in carry
ing IT into effect. Pc '" -
We are fully aware of the high estimate you
placed Oh the talents, and virtues of our lament
ed friend and fellow citizen, the late Chief Mag
isLrate OF the Union, whose friendship and conf
dence you possessed many years. We saw the
Of the nation, when the inscrutahle will OF Heav-
en- removed him from U.S. - =" =
Knowing these things, we approach you with
confidence, we'll assured that you will justly APP
precate our motive for undertaking the mournful
duty we have been deputed to perform, and that
the kind feeling which has marked your course
through life, will prompt you on this occasion to
afford US your countenance, and if necessary,
your cooperation.
II 1t meet your appreciation, the committee will
do themselves the honor of waiting upon you at
the Presidents House, atany hour you may please
to designate.
With high respect, we are, your friends and fell
low citizens j. BURNET,
J. q. WRIGHT, RUFUs HoDGEs,
Til. d. CARMEL, l.. WHfTEMAN,
CHAs. S. CLARKsoN, A. DUDLAY,
EDw. WOODRUFF, ID. A. POWELL,
A. McALpIN, JOHN REEVES.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

Gov. Kent has appointed DR.. Isaac Ray OF
PASSPORT, Superintendent Of the Maine Hospital
for the Insane, in place Of DR.. c. Knapp who
was removed last winter.
S. A. kingsbery, Esq, has been appointed
Clerk OF the Courts in Kennebec County.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

LADIES COMPASSION. The July number Of
this popular periodical is already on our table
We have given it hasty perusal. We like the
engraving" Ehie Deans portrait of one of
SCOTS heroines, from one Of his most popular
novels, the Heart of Mid Lothian. The Music,
and the artc les generally, in this number are
rich and Spicy so far as we have read
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
Another immense "NotIon -!

The editor of the Boston Notion has ,erlnin-
ed to publish more everlasting Quadruple
Notion, as big as all outdoors. We cannot find
words to tell hoao big it is to be, but it is to be as
big-as big-as big-as-an island! Prce-$2O
per hundred-25 cents per single number Speak
quick or you lose it He intends to publish only
small edition of "a 900 copies
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
HtG C-az.Ea.

The New York Courier and Enquirer gays -
Captain Manson OF the brig Pauline, arrived yes
terday from Rio Grande, informs us that the po-
litical situation of the province remained, when
he sailed on the 10th ultimo, the same as it had
been for some time past. The revolutionary par
ty remained perfect masters of the interior and
the communication with the city was totally stop
ped.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

iIor WEATHER. A glass of good sarsaparilla
Mead, when the weather is hot and oppressive,
is certainly very grateful to the taste and accord
ing to many physicians is very healthfpl' Proctor
Il Rhodes make the best article of this kind, that
we have been favored with this season. 1t is for
sale at D. Y. Kendalls, and some other stores in
town
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

S. V. S. Wilder. of New York, an individual
well known as being connected in the cotton trans
actions the U. $. Bank, also as agent tor Messrs,
Hottnguer & Co. Of Paris failed on "Wednesday
last His abill' les are estimated at 3 900, 900.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

The Thorn will make an excursion 10 Portland
on Thursday July 5th., intending to arrive in
season for the Washingtonian celebration at that
place, on that day. She will return on Tuesday.
The fare is only one dollar!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
Death ofGen. Macomb.

MAJOR GENERAL ALEXANDER MAcoMB, COM
mander of the Army of the United States, died
in the city Of Washington, on Thursday last, the
/, cath day ofJune, at 2 oclock, P. M. Of apoplexy
Be was ia the sixtieth year of his age,
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MARRIED..

In Wiscasset, Mr. James Osborne, Miss Malnda Nun
sey both OF w. Mr. Elbrdga Thompson, to Miss Sarah
Sears Mr. James Avery, to Miss Sarah Groves.
In Tcp57m, Rev. Walter T. Sargent, pastor Of the Rap
list Church IN Bowdonham, TO Miss Jane C. 9uint of T.
In Bowdonam, Rev. c. g. Cone, Pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, AZ that place, Miss Mary
burlington. Moses Riggs ESQ. of Georgetown, 90 Miss
Louisa Patten OF b.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
xvashingtonian Celebration,

There is to be celebration of the fourth, in this
town, on the Washingtonian principle By the
way, the celebration is to be the fifth, the fourth
comes on Sunday this year.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
PARTICULAR NOTICE.


n AVIDY. KENDALL, being about to make some change
~ in his business desires all persons with whom has
unsettled affairs, TO call and settle Immediately.
FOR SALF-iwo very pleasar: House Lois on one of
them is good Cellar wet stoned and underpnned ready
receive the frans situated Middle Street near Col
Sol's-the other ia situated on High Street
Also, for sale Timber for franes Boards Slshes, Window
Frames, Blinds, Doors, &C. Any wishing to purchase
will do well to call soon.
Rnfh. iine q. lStl. 3yYI2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
Mastapna Factctum ISeli Khan.
AAlASA SOCIE, ESQ.,. Gamer. Ne.

at his old stand No Commercial Hhaz m sg Of the CASH
CONTINUES his old business with many additions From
~ long experience he fatters husetal h. can give com
pete satisfaction in all the important sciences which he
has directed his attention, viz grinding Of Scissors, Cut
ting up Hogs curing of Bacon, Preuology Animal Raene-
tisn translation Of dead languages and teaching of Cren-
til languages.
Those having demands against him are requested to
keep stu
In addition TO his former stock he conempIaes tho estah-
fishing Of opposition Custom House, where m
lost office aud all disappointed office seekers viii b. provi
ded forten smart win be required charge
the Boat, and other officers pruporon-all of which
respectfully submitted.
Small fayors Thought highly ofVhales caught short
notes, &C. -- r..
Iath, June 5itb, 1S4 3wl3
S. Lectures Scientific and Literary subjects deliver
ed at short notce-deep and ncumpreheisibe subjects
plainedaH persons forbidden to intrde his Measure
grcunds-ysters especially requested handle ex
otics, and other and vaiuab,e plants.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
LORRAINE'S PILLS,
on VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
CURATIVE.

Of the Freaes College Of Health, in Paris.
Prorea and JUSTIFIED by the mast Distinguished Physicians in
France hofoNgh Purifier Of hs Blood, and consequently
certain cpre FIR al Cra6ie Diseases. .
DISCOVERED BY S. LORRAINE, M. D.
'Nl1E extraordinary virtues of Lorraine's Pills
u depends upon extracts of over 80 different Vegetables an
admirably combined to purify, nourish, aud invgorate
the human system THESE Pills when taken are dgestcd
and pass into part of the sysem and in their effect de-
stroy the morbid humors, and powerfully purge them off
when taken in sufficient quantities. yet mild in their oper
atcn as not 10 be offensive TO the most delicate.
The testimony of Thousands, who would otherwise have
been numbered among tire dead in The dark and lonely cells
Of tie tomb are now numbered among the living evidences
of the miracles Lorrans Pills have performed within few
months me.We and in the catalogue Of those whose
tcaes would fill volumes that the nearly teless body the
OF deep rooted Consumption fresh with
blooming health, like the blasted leaf afer refreshing
shower.
ton, and not unfequeny disease but they remain
and accumulate and bring disease most dreadfy af
hicting.
Loaine's Pisare innocent piece of bread, and
evacuated with the disease for which they taken
1hehuman BODY always healthy when the bowels are
REGULAR then the blood crcuaes freely but disease invara
bly, when distractions take place in the bowels
which evincsd by constipation.
say beware of Mineral Medicines, because they
cumulative pnsons bring distractions. Beware
erals they bring on distinctions and accumulate to an en-
and dangerous extent This has long been known to
quen,y resulted from the use OF Magnesia and EPSON Salts
by fng corrections in the bowels kidneys, bladder and
lungs that have entirely destroyed lfe They also qufy
the blood illusions of water in the lungs, chest and
dropsy ui the brain.
The great advantages of Lonanes Pills arc they
mong other remarkable properties a the purposes OF Mag
nesa, Epson Salts, &c. BY quickly correcting acdity. of
the stomach and remove any heartbean, by simply taking
, one i'iu every night for short time
t. 1t is wei known that nine tenths Of all the Of
Consnptiuns. which annually consiGn forty thousand VIC
taking cold. An this isofactuaHy prevented by nei;
application of Lorrancs Pills.
{S5-Fenaes wiz find a powerful assistant to nature in
these PITS in the important functions Of their systems
A. P. HALE n. D. Of Bath. Agent for the towns the
kcnnebec River from its mouth to WateUe inclusive and
also brunswick anu NlseaSset. 6ml3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
DAVID G. NIAGOUN.
VODTELN,S VE4GF

UODGKEN'S WL.7RF.
90 HIIDS prime retailing MOLASSES.
: w 100 Bbls Mess No | and prime BEEF.
10 half 8bls Family Mess BEEF.
SO Els Clear, Mess Il prime PORK.
30 Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL
300 bags fine SALT
300 Bbls Ganessea FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
plymouth Coidage, &c, &C., &c.
All which ,ciH be sold very low
Bath, May 10, 1871. tfY.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
WASHINGTON, June II

WAsHIEGToN, June II 1871.
Gentlemen, your letter of the 10th was duly
handed me, and lose no time in responding to
the feelings you have expressed for yourselves
and those you represent, and which you have
correctly ascrbed to me- in regard to the lament
cd death of the late President, As citizen re.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
DIED,

In this town, Mrs Ranks, wife of Mr. John Ranks.
In East Pittston, Of Cons ption, Mary ~ only child
Obed and Mary A. Ware, aged II weeks ana days.
In Bingham, suddenly Cen Ebenezer Thatcler County
Attorney of Somerset, and formerly of Thomaston.
In Woolwcn Mr. Joseph Wright, Revolutionary Soldier
aged l6.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

ASSICs n AaEGS NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given that the 10Th day of June
instant, johnson Rdeout of Bath Merchant and Ship
builder assigned the Subscribers FOR the benefit Of all his
crelitols who may become parties thereto within three
months, all his estate, property and effects The assgn
ment may be the Office oil j. Sewa in Bath, where
the creditors may become parties to il.
w. V. &c O. MOSES,
JOSEPH SEWALL.
Bath June 81, 1871. 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

a
Anderson John
Alexander Daniel z
Is
Bolden Susan NJ
Bosq E J
Bisbee John S
Berry David 3
Bennett VIM Henry
Bueker James
Brown Cholette G
Blasland Mary 2
Beal Rtbecca
Branscomb Lucy
Badger Capt
Brookings Henry
Brown John q
E3rookings Warren
Rakcr Harvey
Brown John w
Bachelor Octava
Blanchard VIM 5
{
Chase En0cii
Corliss Joseph
Church Sarah 3 9
Coombs Samuel
Curtis Charles Sd
Croker Mary Is
Curtis Jane
Chesley Sawyer
Cooksun Richard
Campbell! Elizabeth
C0burn Harriet
3artpr 5acOn
Croker Martha NJ
Cushing Isa I'll
Chase William
II
Durham Sarah s
Duncan George W
Doyer John
Davis James
Donnell Alice J
Dow John
Doughty Capt
| Davis David l.
Dclano Nancy NJ
Doane Prince
| ~
Ellsworth Abigail C
Eastman Samuel
Erskine John
Evans Martha
|
Farrow Mary P
Farnham Isaac "
Frye Elijah
Tafnhdm Thomas {
Fisher Roland
Filden Thomas
Fish Abel
Foss Joel
Foster VIM Henry
French Lewis c
q
Cove Julia Ann
Grumage Jeremiah
Gray Sarah d
Gardner Susan
Griffith Robert s
pt.rlf
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81. DOCT. JOHNSON'S, ~ -
American Ano6ync Lininent, or
IIlIIID ni1nnEI.lAnC


PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL. AND
- - a.t EXTERNAL USE. - ''-ff ,
THIS article has become ST ANDARD MEDICINE, and
enjoys the high privilege Of being known and paronisel
hya great portion of the Medical Faculty throughout the
State OF Maine. ....
The inventor and proprietor Of this preparation in the
regular and constant practice of medicine for twenty years
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
spasmodc is needed such hard dry Cough, Hopping
Cough HoarAoss aud common Colds Pain and Soreness in
Lungs Stomach and Sides caused by lifting other
WISE for stranguary Asthma and Influenza for Throat
weak Lungs &C.,
The increased demands for this medicine has been VERY
GREAT within tie LAST SIX MONTHS--I have made
arrangements with the be constantly sup
piled, and furnish it Wholesale or retail.
Trde,s in other towns, furnished at The manufacturers
price by the doz. OTIS kIMBALL.
Bath, May 26, l94I 6ms9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

June II, lat 81 lon CO 49, ship Delaware, Patten,
leans for Liverpool.
May 80 lat AS lon % A. barQue Lion of Bath scholfeld
fin Analachcola for HaYana.. ~.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
DOCTORS sTOCkBYIDGE g. HaLE.

AT Ire Sen If tc Mortar, opposite Printing OGes
II ESPECTFULlY invite the notice of the community
~ their New Apotherary Esabsmentbn Front Street, ia
The bnding recently known the kba Store, opposite
this Printing Office, where they will be ready furnish
Nil times night day, Medical and Surgical advice, and
medicines with neaness and dispatch aud cheap
be procured in the place. Particular attention will he given
oPhscians' orders and prescriptions and 10 furnishing
Medicine Chests for families and vessels. ~
na HALE viii attend exclusively to the duties ofhc shop
and Dr. sIOCKBRiDGE will continue to devote his ae,s
ton 10 his Profession of Surgery and Medicine -. :
n. 3. They have Soda Fountain from which they
furnish tho uxunns and sparkling beverage in perfection
Bath. June 10, 1871. till
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

NN%sSNN FFNesSS htNft~
Grant Willard IPreble Cant
ii Parks Harriet
Hastings Clarissa IL
llotbrook Della u Rich Mary 8
Hunt Almira Riley Philip
HOdgdon James Robinson Sarah
Ham hnldah Racket Alexander
Ham Levi Rush Ann
Higgins jeremiah Reed Gitber
iiolbrook David Robinson Joseph
houdiettefF ashing- Roberts John II
ton Ryan Sarah
Hill Margaret Rogers James
Hill Nathaniel Rich Reuben II
y Richards laariah
Johnson Deborah Rogers Abagail
james Humphrey Robinson Pima
Jordan EbeneZer IRines Eliza
Jordon Eiien Kicker Joseph
X Richardson John
Kendall William 3.
'iimball Ruth NJ Smith James P
Kelley John Shaw Mary 4
Gtngsbury Samuel Spoiiofd Fisher A
King Geo w Scammun Z w :.
Kcnney Prince Staltey Ann
l. stuart Hiram
Lancaster John s Sco'liald Deborah
Lincoln Mrs A O Sylvester IsaacCap;
Leach Harrie, Simpson Robert "
Jelnont Isaac Smith Alpha
.emont Charles A Shaw Mary II
Lyons Noah Ed ISynnot Edward
ward StNphin Jane
I,emoi Mehitable SmithFraneesB Miss
I.arrabse stephen S.mIrhurne G "
II Spinney George B
Naomi savage Cephas Il
hains Franklin Smith Henry NJ
HcGiH Benjamin Starring Chaney T
Morse Wyman lSkoMeid HannahTI2
Moreen Ellen II
diilay Kingsbury n Trask Capt
Means John Todd John p
Myrch Solomon Tuttle Harrison
Merriman Thomas Tocthaker Joseph
Mitchell Jones Tit0n Eihu
Merrill A Trask John 9
Mahoney Michael jhomas l.ncy d
S w Ian Lettuce =
Murrey James w
Morse Francis Weldine Hannah
Morse Alfred Ninslow John
NJ Warren Elizabeth
Norton Caroline Wider Y
Nieais Eliza Vim James 2
NeaUey Harriet A Weses S II
Nash Jacob2 WentwOrthJamesH
Nickerson Shnhal Warner Catharine
Nickerson Abner B Wright William
Nichols Joseph Webster George
9 Woodbury. CHARLES
0sTNod Jonathan Wood Iohn
Owen Sarah Ware Lewis
ODDS Julia = Wade Abby Z
ODDS MARY Whitney Abiah A
= Weeks PaHl-na
PETE Charles Whitaker Elizabeth
Pease Alvin ID
Powers Andrew lie NVinslow VIM
burlington Isaac
THOMAS EATON. ?. NJ.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

CIRCULAR SAWS.
THE subscriber will furnish a snort notice. Circular Bolt
4 ing, Single and Claphoard Saws
G. KENDALL
Bath, May 10. tf7.
bENNEBEC AVID BOSTON sTxE.sM NAyI-
CATION LINE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
HOUSE FOE SALE,

HOUSE FOR SALE,
NOR sale, the house occupied by the subscriber and
several house lots East OF Front street, the Custom
House and Banks, also House ot below the lower Steam
Mil, II rods Washington Street into Kennebcc river,
on the Lincoln farm, called. THOMAS LAMBARD.
Junc "a, lSil, 3WI3.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

TAKE NOTICE.
persons are hereby cautioned against trespassing in
~ the fields of the undersigned during the months of June
and July as extent of the law will be put in
force on all offenders DAVID SEWALI, & SON,
CHARLES Russell, JOHN STAMFORD,
JERE ROBINSON, WIN. WiNSlOW,
s. C. STINSON& Co. CHARLES EDGCOMB,
BENZ. LITCHFiELD. J. & Q. SEWALL
Bath, June p, lS4l. 3w13
BOOK q, JOB PRINTING, dome at this Office.
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1EG
sNr7rfs@
T'elegrapii's Marine Hist. e:.2 -,,
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THROUGH BY DAYLIGYT:,

r. r<<~s - THE fast sailing and superior Steamer
Szrss:3-=EE HUNTRESs, T. C. JEwrrr Master, VIII
.sz'assrrs7xes- leave Kings Wharf, Bath, every Tues
day. Thursday ana Saturday morning al O'Clock for Boston
via Portsmouth, s.@.
Returning, viii leave Portsmouth, the arrival of the
Cars on, Boston, for Bath, Gardiner and aatowe, and
rive same afternoon Pare through Boston $780, To
Portsmouth 81 80 Meals extra.
Regular days iortia J. w, RICHMOND to leave Haowel
ry MONDAY and THURSDAY, al half past 2, p NJ. ..
For further particulars apply to z. KNIGHT, 4gent
Bath. May 18th, lSil. IFS
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LIST OF LETrEP G

Remaining in the Post Office Bath, Me- Jals lst ls4l.
Wten any Of the following letters are called Jor please nea
Lon then are adOetiseL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

frIDER VINEGAR manufactured and for sale by
~ c. w. KENDALL.
June 30. tfl7
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'EARVVELL'S' CELEBRATED SCYTHES,
s. NEATES N al kinds Hay Forks Rakcs, Scythe Stones
~ Rifles, &C., for sale by DANIEL MARSTON.
June 30th, 1911. 5wl4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

JOINERs WANTED.
WANTED Immediately, three or four first House
w Carpenters to whom good wages (and prompt pay
will be given Apply A. G. RAYMOND.
Bath July LIST, 1871. 3wi4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

HOUSE. SHIP, SIGN, 81 FANCY PAINTING
& c. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
~ toners and the public generally that will continue 10
carry on the above business in its various branches de
Bath, January 80, l8il tfs5
The Polynesian., 1841-01-16

Miss THOMSON, EMPRESS or MoRoo
Amongst other legends or anccdo,e.
IA romantic kind which Mrs. Blancke,
cords, we find story of an Emprs
Morocco that is quite as coed as any I'll
furnished by the novclists. Truth, inf
case. is quite as strange as fiction, art
great deal more imprcssivc.-LondaI
per.
Mr.. Clark told me the following Gu
Gus story THAT when he was at 4
cant q galley arrived, which had Just
capped from Tangicrs with the first or
voritc wife of Null Mahomed, the
Emperor Of Morocco, who lad ha
been assassinatcd by his rcbe|lous 4
Null lsmael. This lady, who, with
attendants, was seeking a refuge in SId
was originally a Miss Thomson, of Cd
and when on her passage from that
to Cadlz, on matrimonial CXredI
she had been captured by Il Moorish
sair, and made slave. Her first int
ed bridegroom had been Mr.. Shec,I
Irish merchant settled at Cadiz, who, d
ing a visit which he had made to his |
tive country, had become acquantcd7 vi
and attached to, Miss Thomson, who \
sesscd great charms but as some imI
Iments existed to their immediate ullI
they parted, having first plightcd %
troth; and with the understanding U
at some future period, she should \
HIM at Cadiz, as it would be injurlo'
his commercial interests for him to ab'I
himself again from the field of his spfI
lations.
The lady, in fulfilmcnt Of her prom
sailed t" join her future husband, b"
Just narrated, her destiny was change
the capture of the vessel she was IN y
Marroqnln corsair, which carried he' Y
Fcz. Here Miss Thomson was de'a,,t
as a slave, and closely confined, uno
report OF her uncommon beauty pa
The Polynesian., 1841-01-16
.J\yr,p

have it in their power, to secure becoro
too late, all that is valuable in the hist.
the past. The natives themselves ba,, !.
or no feeling upon the subject, and H.
people undergoing revolution of char, ,
and government, are more absorbed !, =,
contemplation Of the future, than in ,hou.
Of the past. This duty must deyov,
those familiar with the language, and vb]
intercourse with the natives will drcc, d
to the best sources of information n
have hcttcr opportunities than missions,
and certainly adding their mites 70 j
knowledge of the past. and thus incro,.,
the intellectual store of mankind, woup
be an unworthy labor. Let all who can
lect: one, and that not the least import,n
the uses of journal published here !,
preserve all ofthis nature, that may be Ga,
from oblivion-the attention of other G,,.
crs will thus be drawn to this group AM
interchange Of sentiments effected. var,
alike to both. No pains are spared to d,
out the commercial capabilities of the i,a
and to foster the rising spirit of commer
Then let us make similar effort for H.,
tclleCtual treasures.
The Polynesian., 1841-01-16
THE POLYNESIAN.
SATURDAY, JAN. Is, 1871.

The meagreness of detail IN the narratives
10 the early voyagers, of all that illustrates
the manners and customs of the South Sea
Islanders, must torcibly strike every one
who pcruses their pages They seem to
have recorded merely transient events, and
have given US full journal of every day oc-
The Polynesian., 1841-01-16

ka Lama Hawaii, the llaw allan Inn,
airy. is the title of new paper printed
Lahainaluna, Maui, in the Hawaiian /,
guage, and edited by Rev. l.. Andrews
more properly speaking, it is the old pap
of that name revived. The first volume +,
issued in 1884, when it was merged intoa
kumu Hawaii, and printed at lIouolu.
The number we have received is No
Vol. .; Il neat, wcll-tillcd sheet, of the Sd
of our own. 1t is published once forni.
We wish it success.