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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
MAINE DISTRICT, SIS.


To tie .Harslai Of our District Of Maine or his Deputy,
GREETING.
NKTE COMMAND You To make known in the manDerby
- law prescribed, that Libel IS fled in cur District
Court of Maine against the Schooner Nado her tackle
apparel and furniture in behalf Of Samuel G. Snson and
David Snson of Bath in said District, Merchants, ia a
Of contract civil and maritime wherein they aege
that Ie twenty first day Of November last they shipped
on board said Schooner at said Bath and bound for
ket, quantity of Herring and Potatoes nvoiced at
hundred and dollars and thirty three cents at freight
Of one half profits the invoice, by Bill of Ladng
signed by H. f. Merrill Master, and said Lhellants aege
that the merchandise delivered, and has moi
been accounted for whereby they have incurred total loss
of their said property and they pray said vessel may be hed
liable therefor and be decreed to be sold in payment of their
damages and that al persons interested in said Schooner
may be cited to appear and answer said Libel We COM
mand you therefore that you cite and admonish William G.
Wyman MASTER and H. f. Merrill and ali Others inter-
ested pretending interest in said Schooner appear
at the Court herein after named, To shew cause why the
prayer of said LbellantS should moi be granted
particularly forth in the said libei that hearing and
trial will be had thereon Wiscasset, in said District
the first Tuesday of September next, when and where
any persons interested theen appear and sew cause
any be sIeWn wherefore the should not be de
creed liable, and disposed of according to law Hereof fail
and make of this writ with your dong herein
into our said Court, at Wiscasset aforesaid.
WITNESS the Hon. AHuR WARE, at Portland the seventh
day of August the year Lord thousand eight
hundred and forty
[signedl ]. MUssEY, CierR.
true copy, attest.
(3w2l0 NICHOLAS NICHOLS, Depatg NIarstai.
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THE DIFFERENCE. "Keep it before the peo-
ple'' that when Gov Fairfield employed Col.
Jarvis, he obliged by no law to give him
TEN DOLLARS PER DAY for his services
If Col Jarvis would go at no cheaper rate than
the sum named, there were enough good men
and true" that would.
And " Keep it Jefore the people'-That in the
case of Maj. Gen. Hodsdon the law of the State
provided and named has salary! So that, who
ever was employed the salary would have been
the same Therefore -
"KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That in both cases Gov. Fairfield and his party
are chargeable with the blame of this gross ex-
travagance! In the first case for making such
an outrageous contract; and in the last, for en-
poying Major Generals at an expense of 1913 so
per day, If they avere not needed.
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FOR SALE.
"a HOUSE pleasantly situated on Middle Street, ap
l,GVI ply q. ". Kendall.
@1-A-- Aug 9Th, lStl. 3Sl9.
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Summary of the Election Intelligence from
Tennessee, Illinois, Indiana, and Alabama.
We have only a return from one County
(Washington) in East Tennessee, which stands:
James C. Jones, (Whig) 800.
James K. Polk, QIoco) 1924.
Polk majority. 324 in 1889, 1928 Y. 3. last
year 1870. A slip from the Nashville Wing, states
Joness majority in Nashville atl9G in the coun-
ty about 500 in 1889 it was only 237 Last
fall, Harrison GS6 Jones's chance, therefore, is
safe enough.
lLLINoIs.-FirSf Congressional DiStrict.-Rey-
holds, loco, the late member, is elected MAORI
ty about 1000. A more popular Wing candidate
than Webb, would have beaten him.
Second DiStrict-The candidates are Carey,
Wing, the late member, and Anderson, Loco
Caseys majority now stands Sc, Wing gain III.
Third District.-Stuart, Wing, is doubtless re-
elected over Ralston, loco, by an overwhelming
majority.
ISDIANA.-The election took place on the Sd
inst, and was only for members of the Legsla-
ture. The returns from thirty five counties for
members of the House of Representatives are in
substance as follows: Whig-35. Loco IL
1840-Whrg, Ga. Loco, %. Eighteen members
to be heard from, ALL Wing last year. Senate
Wing 81. Loco-20. Three to hear from J;
Wing majority certain.
ALABAMA.-Barbour County gives M Chung,
Wing, for Governor, 1907 votes; Fitzpatrick, To-
co, 6i5. One Wing and one Loco are elected to
the Legislature from this County.
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BATH, HENRY HYDE. -Neucastie, w G Rollin
Bookbay, Samuel McCntock. 1oJteborough + Chapman
BowdoiR, & Rogers Poland, Stephen NJ Marble
B0udOinham, Lunt & Co Portland, S II Coesworthy
Bremen, James H0vey. RAYMOND, Seth Gibbs
Bristol, Arnold Blaney Richmond Enoch Avery,
Bransarick, G J Collins George II Thomas
Bridgtop, Caleb Parker 81 George, David seavy,
Gushing, William Rice Fish and Hupper
DaRriGe, J F Davis Standish, s Dennet IL Co
Durham, Miller & Higgins StdRdsh E., w. T. and H. M
Edgecomb, Joseph Merrill Chadbourn
Friendship John Geyer 7aomastOn, Il Fogg & Co,
Freep0rt, Gore & Holbrook Nathan Redlon,
Gran II Hancock " Perey Boynton & Miller
G0riam J RI x Clements E TNomastpn, Kimball & Cobb
Davis & go 75psham, o Frost
HARRISON + Blake, J II Phiney Union, Zuingius Collins
Jefferson, George Weeks Henry Fosset & Co
Lisbon Samuel Cushman, j. dldobOrough, James Hovey
Gersh, b Bryant Hdrren, Thomas Hodgman
Lewiston, Briggs & Co., JWhefeld, George Turner,
Jones b Labalister
.1fipot Jacob Dwne Gore & WiscaSSe, Edmund Dana
Freeman, N N Woodbury. Hoot,Dich, Gould Hathom
NJ Gloucester Own Chandler Washington, Joshua Linneki
&Co Westbro0k Warren and Pnng
" Yarmouth, Stockbridge and Josiah Field
lorng Uindham, Edmund Boodv.
3SThese persons regularly supplied by from my
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
24l Broadway, opposite the City Hall, New York
N. f. OFFICE,
19-HanOVer Street-19
6tPONLY.E8
place in BOSTON for these truly excellent Pills.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
Entered according act of Congress, in the year lS4
by Benjamin Brandreth in the Clerks Office of the District
Court of the Southern District Of New York.
july 29th lS4l eDly25
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July 81 lat. 40 &C. ship Telumah Glidden, from New Or
leans for London
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Cleared.

Aug u, brig New York. g. Marston, Jr Guadaloupe
10, brig Charles Thomas, Doughty, Cuba,
Sailed.
Aug r. bark Danube, Farwe, Pictou.
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SHIPPING CORD.
PoRT or BALTGMoRE, JANUARY I, IN.
CLEARED,
Brig Firm, Sands, Pernambuco

The brig Cstherwood, Chase, for Baltimore, cleared
The brig IVanknco Rowland, for Baltimore, went
The brig Susan Mary was at Havana Doth ut for Bal
umore, same date.
The brigs Dover, Pereiva Chickasaw, Kendrick; and
schr Ellis, Jenkins, hence at Boston Sd inst
The schr Galaxy Potter, hence at Providence, RI I'd
inst, and sehr Superior, Leeley, for Baltimore sailed m
The schr Hudson, Cooley, for Baltimore, cid at New
York 4tli inst
The schr Eliza, from Newburyport for Baltimore, was
spoken 28th ult off MoRtaug Point
The schr Gen. Csbb, Cobb for Baltimore, sailed from
Newport, ri LIST inst
Tile schr Justinna, Collins, Baltimore, was lett at
Pemambuco 2lst ult, uBc
The schr HeIald Crockett, for Baltimore cid Gt New
Orleans 26th ult
The schr Kite, Martin, ef Baltimore, cid at New Or-
leans for Havana o6th uit
The schr Theodore, Rowland, of Baltimore, fm Apa'
lachicola, at Havana 10th ut
The schr Tom Weed, Symonds, from Baltimore, arr
at Charleston list inst
The schr Belle Isle, hence at Plymouth, Mass, lst
inst
The schr Patapsco, Conner, hence at Portland I'd
inst
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 2-Arr sehr Galaxy, from Bal.
timore
BOSTON, Jan. 3-Arr brig Chickasaw i'm Baltimore;
scbr Ellis, do
Below brig Dover I'm Baltimore
PLYMOUTH, Jan. Arr Belle Isle, FIN Baltimore
NEW YORK, Jan. 5--Cleared schr Hudson, Baltr
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. e.--The ice boat reports the
river closed
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2--Arr schr Tom Wood, from
Baltimore
MOBILE, Dec sS-Cleared Sp. brig Carman, Ia
Arr ships Severn fm New York; Caledonia, Liver
pool
Ship Della Walker, I'm Kewburypert
Rr ship Catherine, FIN Belfast
Schr Mary & Margaret, fin Providence
Schr Alexander, fin New York
Schr Patriot, fin Bath
Schr Augusta, I'm Hartford
Schr Ellen, FIN Jamaica
Dec 29-Cld schr Patapsco, Havana
Arr ship Robert Isaacs, I'm Savannah
Schr Susan, Boston
NEW ORLEANS, Dec ss-Cd ship Troy, New
York
Ship Havana, New York
Ship st Leon, Havre
Bremen barque Ernest and Gustav, Brsmen
Brig Arabian, Charleston
Brig Miinoket Martinique
Schr Saratoga, Havana
Schr Herald, Baltimore
Schr Bolna, Apalachicola
| Schr Litchfeld, Havana
Steam packet Neptune, Galveston
Arr ship Rowland, FIN Savannah
Ship Diadem, FIN Liverpool
Il
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S4,IO7,74e 80

Dr. Madden. in one of his letters on Egypt,
says.--tq verify believe, from one end OF Egypt
to the other, there is not a man, Woman, or
child, capable of laboring, that does not exc
crate the name of MoHAMMED ALI There Is no
mistake about this; go where one may-there is
nsthing but curses on his head, and even fright
full wishes expressed for vengeance on HIM and
all his family. One of these people openly de-
clared in boat when I was recently going up
TIE Nile, that che i1ould die happy If he could
cut the throzt Of h1oHAmMED ALI, and drink mas
blood This demoniac sentiment was spoken a
loud in the presence OF thirteen or fourteen "A
rabs, and every man of them hailed the wish as
the sentiment of his own mind. The unfortunate
wretch who expressed it, had voluntarily de-
prived himself of an eye, to escape being taken
by the Pacha for a soldier Another Of our boat
men was minus finger fer the same OBJECT, ana
several had their front teeth extracted, IN Older
that they might be declared unfit fsr service, IN
consequence of being found incapable OF biting
the cartridge. Two gentlemen well knows IN
London, Mr. Wire, the late undcr-sherit, and
Mr. Doyle, were present when these wishes
were expressed, and when one of the National
Guard of Alexandria declared, that his COM
raaes desired nothing better than the coming. OF
the Englisht to Alexandria, and that their resolu-
don was taken, whenever the English came, to
throw down their arms"
az. Brahim Pacha, the Oldest son of the
ficeroy OF EgyPt, aua WHY ~" soinInsnus nis
army in Syria, is in his 51st year. He has liv-
ed in camps for quarter of century, and 10 a
brave soldier His health is said to be greatly
impaired, and he is now laboring under symp-
toms of dropsy Old as Ibrahim is, and with
all his honors, whenever he returns from the
army to his fathers presence, he is obliged 10
20 through the formal scene Of presentation.
Re enters the reception hall with his eyes
downcast, his arms folded, and dares not walk
up straight to his fathers presence. but makes
The circuit of the divan slowly and abashed.
AT length he stops at respectful! distance :
fore the Pacha, approaches and kisses the hem
of his garment, retires modesty, and stands
again with folded arms and downcast looks.
After an interval of two or three minutes the
Pachs salutes him. beckons him to his SIDE, dna
than be il permitted to talk to his august IA
thsr. 90 says d, Madden,
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A LII PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY CON-
"A Germ are hereby required to take notice that the
lands situated in the states Of Kentucky aud Virginia,
which, belonging James SwaR Of Boston, on tile Uth
day Of August, 1880, amounting 70 two million i've
hundred and hytwo thousand three hundred aud Jour
three quarter acres, on that day, by deed, dated
at Paris, IN France, conveyed Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia, in fee simplc and have since been COLI
veyed 10 me, IN rus for the United states American
Land Company, and that l. and ( alone, as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed by NY
are or will be, authorised SELL Lease rent or ollle-
wise dispose of said lands or any si and ali per,
SONS are especially notified not purchase rent ese
or otherwise contract with any other person. therefore
aud especially 10 purchase Of P Dumas, Jr. VINO
claims part of the said lands the tuse. fof the cred
tors of swan, under act of the Legislature Of VIZ
olnia or of one DumOrglue, or any oter person pre-
tending TO act for the behalf OF the said Dumas, of
tie creditors ofthe said swan.
These lands will be sold. rented or ei'sed on advana-
geous terms They are Uttered through the State of
kentucky and Western Virginia, and ef-os wishing 10
purchase, lease any part Of nei are requested
10 address me, postage paid, at Batmose-
WA dly Trustee U. s. A. Land Company
{g3-The Richmond Wing, and the RePortef, Lezins
ton, KY, will please insert tins week for three
months, and forward their accounts this office
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COOP CUP OF COFFEE.

A GOOD CUP Of CUFE'EE.
THNHOSE whs are fond of good cup of Coffee,
n requested to- try the Patent Coffee Cleaner, an
Article which has been in general use in most of the
Northern cities for many years past and has given most
general satisfaction all who have used it, ia besides
economical than any thing heretofore used, and
more handy to use--prics l2k cents box, for sale
wholesale and retail, by
WIN. J. VAN NESS, Grocer,
Centre Market Space.
deI5 M&W2w
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GNARD.-1he advertiser wishes to procure COM
u Portable Residence, win a small tract of land,
within two miles frsm Baltimore, for which he will
give in exchange Dwelling House, i'll eligible part
of the city, note addressed p P. p and left at he
Pilot office, will meet with prompt attention.
nn1 A.
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DIED,

On the 9Th instant CHARLES, son Of Charles and
Henrietta Suter, aged 20 months and ls days.
On the 9Th instant, JOHN LEWIS, son ofLewis and
Mary Ana Hotter, aged Ia years.
On the Oath ult. SHANNON NJ. CALDWELL, in
the Odd year of his age.
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SHfIE THREADS,

BN LARABEE, No. 20 South Colbert street, has
FL received by the late arrivals from Liverpool the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS e3eE
offered ia this City, comprising the various kinds, viz:
Brown. GREEN, HALF BLEACHED, BLEAcHED, and YEL-
Low; ali from the factory in Europe Also in store,
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS and FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES PEGS
of all Sizes &c &C.. all ef which will be sold low
the same articles can be hadfor in this any other city
Country merchants will do well to call before puTchas
NO dslm sep 81
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On the 5lh instant, by tie Rev. Mr.. Musgrave, JOHN
T. HANZSCHE to Miss ANASTASIA TRACY, for
merly of Georgetown, d. c.
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SOMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
y the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 5000 Cards per Hour, at MURPHY'S GEN
ER.4L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. LAG
Market street, few doors below the Bank of Balu-
more. The undersigned, DESTROYS OF afoTdng the citi
zeus of Baltimore the same facilities that enjoyed in
other cities, has at veryg rea expense, procured one
nj tase beautiful PRESSES which, from its constructions
- capable of printing greater number ofcards IN g.
ven time, than any other.
NV assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, &c
comprises every variety cast in this country, to which
every new style of letter will Immediately be added and
no pains or expense spared to furnish customers with
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed n
the neatest manner, at very moderate prices
o26 81 JOHN MURPHY.
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POWDERS, SsC.--s casks
ID Tennani's frssh Bieashlng Powders 10 do frst
rus. EDr ssfgpy baoWI 9 WILSON,
a as, aEsaeHck
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EYER-POTNTED GOLD PEN.

YHNHE combined qualities of mcouosiBlity and durs-
Ill bity possessed by this new and beautiful article,
NAV Justly claim for it the title of Ever pointed" The
body of the pen is gold, an inconosbie metal, highly Po
lished and will always retain its elasticity and beauty,
and the points" formed of metal second III hard
ness TO no substance heretofore dise0vered having The
indssoublIity of diamond and wholly insensibe
rosion use wear in the slightest degree affect
them. In addition these enduring properties II has
the soness and smoothness OF the quill pen, and its IN
corrosbility allows free and pleasant flow Of The ina
Il was invented by ]. l. Hawkins Of London, vino aisa
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest work
manshp and long application have been necessary 10
gerfect it, and il is now offered the 8 Ne Plus Uus
of pens having the beauties ofe quill and metalie pea
combined with its own peculiar exceienoy Of always 70
taing the same elasticity, the easy ow ami the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time and use
This pen has been in for five years, without the
least perceptibe wear 3-IVaTrantcd for year.
For sale by CANFlELD & BROTHER
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
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NREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
w BE.aLE H. RICHARDSON has on haad a
large assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
is now selling eff very reduced prices. As the sea-
son is advancing he will offer his well selected stock
at prices which cannot fail to please.
On hand Cloths of all shades and qualities, from to
Sl0 Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths, Flushings, &c;
Fancy Cassimeres Cassinets, Kentucky Jeans, Flan-
nels Blankets, Canton Fannels, Ticking, large as
sortiment of English French and German Merinos Yes
tings, Domestic Goods, black ground Cacos; Broche,
Meino, Thibet Wool and Silk Shaws; Mouseline de
Lame; figured and plain Silks and Satns; Bombaznes,
GlOves Hosiery; riboed Merno Shirts, Linen Cambria
Handkerchefs, Irish Linens with many other goods
all of which will be sold low. Call and see.
BEAI.E II. RICHARDSON,
dis No. I65 and 173 Baltimore 81 Charles 81.
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RJEW BOOks.-The Flag Ship, Of Voyage
lN around the World in the United States Fngate
Columbia, attended by her consou the Sloop of War
John Adams and bearing the broad pennant of Commo
dore George @. Read. BY Fitch w. Taylor, Chaplain
TO the Squadron.
Shetland and the shetlanders, or the Northern Cir
cult, by Catharine Sinclair author of Modern Accom-
plishments, sc.
Scotland and the Scotch, or the Western Circuit by
the same author.
The Family of Heatherdale; or, the influence of
Christian Principles by Mrs. Colonel Mackay.
The Dew of Israel and the Lily of God; or, Glimpse
of the Kingdom of Grace, by DIR. f. w. kTummacher,
author of "Eah the Tishbte, y &c.
The Hearts Ease; Or A remedy against all trouble
with consolaOry discourse particularly directed TO
those who have lost their friends and relations, by
Simon Patrick, ID. d.
Memoirs of the Rev. Charles Nsbett, D. D., late
President of Dickinson College, by Samuel Miller, D.
D., Professor in the Theological Seminary, Priuceton
New Jersey.
The Complete Works of Thomas Chalmers, D. D.
and L. l.. D.. Professor of Theology in the University
of Edinburgh, and corresponding member of the Royal
Institute of France, vols.
The Young Man from Home, by John Angel james.
Feed my Lambs, by Daniel Wilson, d. d., Bishop of
Calcutta
Sowing and Reaping; or, What will come of it, by
Mary Hewitt, author of Strive and Thrive, &c. Sot-
rowing yet rejoicing, narrative If recent success
sive bereavements in Minister'S Family
ALSO--A further supply of Phillips Devotional
Guides, The Marthas, The Marys and The Lydias
James, Anxious Inquirer.
Just received, and for sale by
| ARMSTRONG & BERRY,
de 80 Dat No. 1874 Baltimore ST.
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PERFUMERY! PERFCMER VI

NIX TE continue to manufacture and have for sale
w very general assortment of PERFUMERY, TOls
l. T-F aud FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, &C., pre-
oa red from the best Materials and put up in handsome
sl1e to which ash the attention of persons visit
ing this city for the purpose of procuring their fall goods
I'm addition 10 the above. have French, German
ans English PERFUMERY, adj of which we offer on
the most accommodating Orders thankfully re
and goods carefully packed with the greatest des
psict. 10. & N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. 40 Gay St, east of High,
and ss22s Baltimore St,
So o DIFF ID d0oreast of McCIeIIan's alIev
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REV. MIR. MUsCRAVE'S DISCO URSE.
A Discourse concerning certain evils connected
IN with the late PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS. BY
Rev. G. w. Musgrave.n For sale by
JOHN T. HANZSCHE,
No 30 Market ST. between Frederick s. Harrison SITS.
sb3-Also, by JOSEPH n. LEWIS, 26S Market street,
between Howard and Liberty SIS. Price lsl cents
Alse for sale at John T. Hanzches Book store, No.
30 Market street, Professor G. Beekeis Grammar OF
EN- GEHaAN LANGUAGE, systematically arrange ed on
Wiie pInn, d1
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Corner of Market and Charles streets,
Agents for the Manufactures

RELATED WAR E-Plated Waters urus, Gas
tors, Candlesticks, Shutters and Trays, Coasters
Cake Baskets, Dishes, Butter Tubs, sc. OF new pat
terms and of superior qualify Of our own niarIaonl
For sale, wholesale or retail, By
CANFIELD s. BROTHER,
o2O Corne rof Market and Charles streets.
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STONE WARE,
FENIIE SUBSCRIBERS have associated them
n seiSes in co-panaeFsbp for the purpose of manu-
featuring STONE WARE under the fTm of BRO
THEREON NORTON, at the old stand, Pitt
adjoining Hartford Run.
4 large supply will be always kept on hand of a very
superior quality. They Will still continue TO manuiac
ture the PERCOLATING FILTERS, so well knewR az
the best purifiers Of water ever invented They hope by
strict attention 70 business 10 merit share of pa,ic pa
tronage. Il. w. BROTHERTOE,
JUsTUs MORTON,
BALTIC. July 9Th 1910 diff iys
PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND IRE
LAND.
kxFSK Persons in this country DESTROYS of securing
40 Passage for their friends from ENGLAND,
"a-s3A-H- IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so by ap
yng % the subscriber, in first class Ships 10 sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Tenn
LIBERAL and accommodating.
THos. B. ADAIR, Commerce street.
13-LErrERs from the Country (post Paid) will be
answered by return of maitland DRAFTS for small
ian be had as above, payable without discount or
mission.
Baltimore, LIST July, 1910. cod
DL-Edt0rs throughout the Country, friendly to the
IRISH, and the Of Emigration, VIII 9 infer favor
Sy giving the above advertisement few insertions.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANUFACTURE 0V
PROCLAIM INCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No SO South Sharp street,
I'd ESPECfTEJLLY informs the citizens of Bal
SDoIe, mat ne ls prepared 10 perform every opera
ton appertaning to his profession such Cleaning,
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, &c. He vii also in
sen lnc0nphbe Teeth on Pvsts or Clasps, 10 he most
durable manner.
REFERENCES
Philip E. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, [ p.,,
John Needles, N~A'"hi''O'
VIM. Z. Bartlett, y
George Truman,
E NJ 4, F TSS9''nd Dentists Fhila'.
NJ EWLY INSPECTED HERRINGs-50O barrel
IL SuSquehanna Heninss, of superior quality now in
specting For sale low from the wharf.
SELLMAN b CROOK
. corner of South & Pratt sts
uHERRINCsS- 1905 bbIs Susquehanna and POLO
4 a mac Hemngs, OF late inspection aud superior
uallty, for sale by SELLMAN & CROOK,
Dl6 Corner of South d Pratt streets.
nnN BUNDLES ENGLISH Sc AMER
RONVNp CAN SHEET IRON
100 Packs Russia do
$40 Pigs English x Banca TIN
Cases Timed COPPER
50 Roll SHEET LEAD
10 Tons best Scotch PIG IRON. For sale by
OLIVER PARKER,
Corner OF Calvert and Lombard SITS.
d2et AP