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Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

SO himself and l think Bonaparte did not,
though he did love the French. He loved war
it seemed to be his only study. 's.No acar % cried
he to an ambassador of certain people who
lived III state of almost perpetual peace, with a
scornful and incredulous expression, if the
existence of any people under the sun without
war was monstrous anomaly Both OF these
Generals were great statesmen well as war
riors; but here | must place Hannibal first ne
shone in the cabinet as we'll as in the feld-hlling
civil as well as military employments and acquIt-
ted himself with glory he loved literary pursuits
and notwithstanding he engaged IN SO many wars
he found time to cultivate the muses..
Bonaparte's sole aim was his own glory it was
his ambition to lay the whole universe PROSTATE
at the feet of France, while she should have no
higher title than to be the FIRST of her emperor 5
slaves but with regard to the course of conduct,
the character, how much depends on surrounding
circumstances. Hannibal was Carthagenian,
Bonaparte Frenchman :" one belonged to ma
ton characterized by firmness, cruelty and re-
venge; perhaps he partook Of its spirit, he under
stood stratagem and artifce, but he often makes us
feel it is glorious for man to turn his very errors
to his advantage and make them subservent to
his reputation Bonaparte man, seems to be
gentle. affectionate and extremely sensible. With
regard to religion, warriors religion, what is it
The fruits of the spirit only grow in peaceful
waters Hannibal was pagan, Carthagenian,
but not as a heathen writer says, Of that people
regardless of truth, of probity, fearless Of the
gods. Bonaparte says, 81 was a mahomedan in
Egypt will be Catholic in France. | do not
believe in forms of religion, but in God, and
extending his hand toward Heaven, he says,
"who is it that has created all above and around
US ?" And who can help feeling the burstings OF
heartfelt emotions at their deaths, whose ambition
was to have died in the arms of victory. Beyond
this sphere my thoughts shrink back from fol-
lowing them. In far distant land Rome was
complete general the world ever produced, be-
trayedby his host, swallowed poison he cried
''let us free the Romans from the disquiet with
which they have been so long tortured since
they have not patience to wait for an old man 5
death" In far off desert island Bonaparte S en-
ergies wasted away. Aware of it, lie exclams,
I" | acas Napoleon, now am no longer any thing.
| no longer live, only exist and while the ell
ements ofnature strovc without, he struggled with
his last enemy and his spirit passed away. Though
my better reason would not consent to il, could
have stood thy remains, with thy faithful
Bertrand and followers, my tears would have
flown as freely as theirs. NJ.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13
Che E.HOsR OF the gsay.

Far sale By d. y. KENDALL, Eath-N'O CURE NO PAJ?
The Genuine od Dutch, German pEGE7.4BLE Pills.
Highly recommended By D0c. Paieatpc Not, NJ d. Of Nep
fOrk, and others.
These are the orders ANY that does not find relief
from these pills the price is refunded back these the
d1ec orders OF the Proprietor to Agents and Others
In offering those pills to the public, appeal their intel
ligence, ftlese pills not what they recommended,
in duty bound out Of respect Yourself and comm
nifty to reject them, and publish them the world i'm
post!"n lunhug and qnackery The public may be
ed they purely vegetable, they composed of
gredents part OF the medicine is only found in Asia and i'm
the valleys Of Germany For convinced THESE extracts
made into pills and will be found relief for all
bilious complaints, yellow and bilious feves, fever AND
ague, jaundce, scarlet rash, bilious cholc dspepsa &c.
Ii is not intended that this medicine for all dis
to which the human system is bael Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made draw from the regions OF
unknown fancy, some longspnn theory of magic a which
would each and every disease Good medicine is
found in the fire whwind. Health and happiness hang
upon chance windstme is the herald of truth The past
at least is secure they have already raised monument oe
greatness which win defy the cOrrOding time
LIST OF AGENTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY,
Nahum Perkins in Topsham; James Sampson, Charles r.
Qunt j. Carr e. Son, BOwdonhan Enoch III .4perg Gee.
H. Thomas, L i. Sotccaat e. Co., Richmond Nathan Re-
nol Son. Lewiston OshHa Gerrish, acob BJ6er Taomes
Pierce & Co., Lisbon; j. y n ROger Bowdoin j. b. Perry,
Nathaniel C. Reed Phipsburg lanes Berry, Georgetown;
Robert Srpny Boothbay 4ra0d Blaney, Joseph C0nWdy,
Bristol Samuel WOodb1ry ". H. Fisher, Horatio ". Hilton,
Bremen Isaac Vah O. ". e. f. ". Nichols, Hm H. Bar
aard, Wadoboro Stephen .Ryrich Jr Webster; Edmund
Dana, Wiscasset Nm. CarRcy, Alma Henry H. Jennings,
Thomas GeAtfner Nobeboro H. q. PulaRer Damarscota;
Geo. HeekS, jefferson U. Collins, Union; S. b. Weter6ee.
Warren; b. I. LeDenSaler Thomaston. Uy28.)
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13
AGRICULTURAL.
VALUE OF LINE IN AGRICULTURE.
"A Cnrsican.

Il.
Mr.. EDrToR 1t is said at page 55 of :he Cab
met. Vol 8. that Lime to the amount of 500 bush
els per acre has been laid on land in England, to
manifest advantage while here, co or 50 bushels
have been found too much | in work at
present before me, that in Ireland it is not uncom-
immense crops of potatoes having b1en raised by its
being laid upon strong old lays broken up July
and August. and suffered 10 remain in that state
until p!oughed again in The spliug. Dr., Anderson
says he had experience Of ii in all proportions, from
100 10 above 700 bushels per acre, upon great
rcty of soils, and that lie always round its effect in
promoting th4 fertility of The soil to be in proportion
TO the quanty employed, other circumstances be-
ing alike yet in stance is mentioned in the Not
tinghaln Report, OF $50 bushels having been laid on
an ofcod clay soil, without, any benefit what
ever experiments have also elsewhere been tried
of its application on heavy land extremely reteniive
Of MOISTURE to the extent Of $50 bushels per acre,
which after eight successive years. showed no per-
cepble difference arising from the quantity laid on ::
it has, however, been SO many occasions used at
random, without inquiry being made, or attention
pad 10 the state of the land that without regard 10
these particulars, much money has been useessly
expended, and many attempts at improvement by
it have been rendered unsuccessful. A system
prevails in the cultivation of many estates in various
parts of Eng land, under which the tenants are bound
by their leases to fallow the land at fixed periods,
and 10 dress the fallows with certain quantity of
lime-in some parts of Kent TO the amount of one
hundred bushels per acre-this period occurring
generally every five years. Its greatest value has,
however, been found on healthy moors and wild
mountain land, where, by spreading ilin large guam
titles and permitting it to become washed and grown
in, the most surprising effects have been experien-
ced after some time the heath and coarse herbag
disappears, and the whole surface becomes covered
with fine pile Of grass. consisting of white clover
and other sorts of fine pasture grasses. 1t is labor
lost to lime soils that require draining be this al
ways remembered Farmers Cabinet
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

Resolve that no earthly consideration shall tempt
you to io,sake the friend who tells you of your
faults. Love hm-obey him-und your reward
will be that state of mind which emperors might
envy. Heaven will bless you, and your sojourn on
earth will be bright and pleasant, and your depar-
ture glorious.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

ON SEEING MY DYING BABE.
Thy little eyel-ids close!
No earthly power can now disturb,
Or break thy sweet repose.
The sweet expression thy face
Assures me thou art blest--
That far beyouud the starry blue
Thy spirit is at rest
Yes, lovely babe thou'r, surely gone
Unto thy Maker-God
And in the bosom Of His son
Hath found safe abode.
There shalt ;hou dwell in pc ace and Joy,
In that bright realm aboye,-
With angels, tune thy golden harp,
And sing SaYior's love.
There will thy infant mind expand,
mid scenes of heavily bliss
And ne er regret, that thou vast called
10 leave a world like this.
For though affections round thee twine,
And friends desired thy stay,
Yet thy short journey here below
Proy'd 'twas rugged way.
But who, a parents grief can tell,
When in his dying boy
Is treasured up fathers hope
And fond mothers joy?
IT'S true, she knows that thou art bles,,
And far from pam and woe;
Yet all her long, fond cherish d hopes
With thee, dear boy, must 60
NJ
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

A GENERAL assortment constantly on hand and for sale
N by ZINA HYDE, Il Co.. Front street, Bath including
CORDAGE, Manila and Ianed from the manufactures Of
SAL CLO7H, DUCK and TWI.NE of most descriptions
ANCHORS S of all sizes, warranted. ChALr C4BLES,
Sheets and Ties of Boston manufacture from English refined
Iron, and warranted for two years also English Chains
Bolt and sheet COPPER Composition Spikes and Nails,
with other castings of all descriptions. Wndlas Necks and
Capsan Spndles. link sheathng N:4fLS new and ap-
propriate article. .N:dP.4L STORES, Paints Oils and
Glass Troy pressed SPIKES from three to ten inch Ship
blocks and Pumps. NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, books
and Charts.
Many of the above articles, can suitable notice be de
vered to the purchaser at his place of business from
the manuactor free of expense him. at manufac
ture's lowest prices. Bath, I64l Iyl
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

FASHION BIt! t'Sra i3I.I$t.hiESr
q AMuEL CROWELI,-YHILO OR, returns thanks to the
- liberal inhabitants cf Bath and vicinity for the patronage
they have thus far favored him with and would take this op
IGrunIiy TO inform them he continues all
orders IN his line OF business, with pomptnass and despac
He trusts that his extensive experience in his profession
and his unenttng 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 III the best manner, and
according To the latest fashions will please call at the Office
directly over Parsons Smiths Store in Rogers brick
block 83Cutting done at short n0ce. Latest Fashions
dulV received. tf7
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

FOR THE TELEGRAPH

FRIEND CLARKE. A mother composed the
following lines on the death of her only son. ana
has handed them to me, with request that would
forward them to you, for insertion in your paper' II
you deem them worthy.
Very Respectfully,
Your Friend.
Gardiner May 7. IL.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

A ship or barque of about 300 tons burthen,
called the Phlena, was aunced just at the foot of
the Kennebec Dam in Augusta, Monday af-
ternoon last. She belongs, says the Banner, to
Col. W. Bailey of that town.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

Tokens Of Difference and respect are frequently
supposed nearness to the Obj cts which they thus
honor and remind US of;he oose, which passing
under arch, however high, lowers its head
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

Politicians on this side of the water have ac-
cused Englishmen with interfering with our elec-
tions, and we notice that the London Times
charges Americans with meddling with theirs.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13
Is. r.. SAWYE *.
.3TrU0RNE Y .

E. r.. SAWYER.
.3TTOR.NF1Y At LAW,
BOWDOINHAM, Me.
b. f. S., mill attend the Screral Courts Cum6erlapd
coin and foane6Gc counSi and aoA attend etaStoey the
business Of his Profession.
-REFER
FEssESpEN & DEBLoIs, EsQRs p,,, ~,
Hon. WILLIAM p. FEssENDEN, '''''"' '"e'
Hon. SAMUEL GRAY, Bo,rdouihan, He
b. c. BAILEY, ESQ, Batt Ne
WALES luBBARp, ESQ, / H., ,1a,,,
WILLIAM TsoAAs, ESQ. ''' "o''
MEssRs GREEtY & GUILD, .Nerchqats, Boston, yHdSs.
SEn, SMITH, ESQ. Nev York Cdtu
Bowdoinham, March, 1871. 1882.
E'YE-WATiIR, Prepared by Nrs. Kenneen, and for
~ Sale by H. HYDE, Bath, Ne. Price 25 cts for OF.
Phas-l2 2 cts for half do. The merits of this Eye
Water will be observed by reading the following certificate.
We the undersigned having for long time been afflicted
with eyes, they being much nlamed and times
very painful We have used the celebrated eyewater
without receiving any permanent relief, until obtained
some prepared by Mrs kenneen few applications of which,
has made an almost entire We therefore recommend
it to all that afflicted in like manner.
THOMAS PEIRcE, BESJAMiN FOSTER,
CALEB kImaALL, :. H. VARSEY.
Also for Sale by JOHN Il. BROWN & Co.
Bath, April !, 1S4 3w2
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

Richard Haughton. The friend, of the late
editor of the Boston Atlas have resolved to erect
monument to his memory, in Mount Auburn
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13
CRNSUMPYENN.


nR. ALIENS BY4LS4M OF HOARHOUND, LIpER-
~ FORT, AND PLEURtsY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaints colds coughs, splitting Of blood catah
asthma, difficulty of breathing, pain in side papation
of the heart oppression and of the chest, pesy,
hectic fever night sweats, difficult and profise eAectO,on
and all affections of the chest, lungs and liver.
The Iioarlound Llverwort and Pnersy Root have for
centuries been celebrated in the cure of diseases of the Lungs
Dr. b. d. Allen, aha, series of experiments, has been
able TO extract from those medical herbs, baisam, which
emrts laos wonderful effect in curing the Consumption
and Liver Complaint, and all other diseases Of the Lungs
Baslm that is used in the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore Hospitals, and the private practice %
most eminent medical men.
For children ahnring under ntamation Of the lungs colds,
coughs, Group, Quisy and throat this Baisam is OF
great Importance. The number of deaths among children
from these diseases Is truly alarming. If parents wish
the Lives oi their children, aud themselves much trouble
anxiety and expense let Them procure Dr. b. d. Aen's Bal
sam and whenever cad has taken cold has any fever
cough or hoaseness give teaspoOnul of this medicine ana
repeat ii if necessay teaspoonh win often effect
an entire care Brng the winter of 1882 rising Of one
thousand families employed iis remedy in b city Of New
York. The consequence that the number of deaths
among children was reduced TO less than half the usual
number as may be seen by the city Inspectors report of
deaths.
In order give the reader idea the efficacy of this
Basam, and how extensively ii is used, here introduce
the monthly report of the formed in the month of
May 1889 aS furnished us by the agent, and published in
the New York sun.
"Monily Report ofhe cures performed by Dr. 3. u. Al
len's Basan OF Tloariouad Iytrvou and PeurSv Roof
during The month Of May Ii has cured and competed
Of Consumption in 1921 cases
Liver complaint l02
Dyspepsia l9i
Asthma 81 "
Palpitation Of the Heart s.
Raising blood IS
Total l33
The number Of colds and coughs cured hy this medicine
tuu numerous report"
RrCAU77o..-P Purchase none unless 1t has the certf-
ten signature of B. D. ALLEN, N. u.
General Depot and wholesale office ~ Barclay street New
York. Sold in Bost1hy ANDnRw GFYRn, lJ4 Hanover ST.
general agent for the New England states
9C5-for sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected weekly from Boston papers.
The following is complete list of Banks whose bills
not bankabe in Boston, to which added the rate per cent
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
II 4. LEMOEw offers for sale at the New Store, No.
8, North Of the Elliot House. good assortment of w.
GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCKERY, iNJ) GLASS
URE composing first rate assortment OF artc usual in
Ills line of trade which will he sold very reasonable TERMS
ALSO-as above, 50 barrels prime FLOUR.
HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, Il FANCY PAINTING.
x {. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his Old Gus
~ toners and the public generally that he will continue
carry the above business in its various branches with des
patch, at the old stand, near the sagadafock Ferry
Bath, January 30 la4I. tf45
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

NJ. M. Noah Esq, Ohe N. Y, Star says,) has
been confirmed by the Senate an associate
Judge of the Criminal Courts of that city.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

SENATOR TALLMADGE. There ID not the
slightest foundation for the rumor that Mr. Tall
inadge will abandon his post in the Senate and take
office under the General Government. He bore a
distinguished part in the struggle which has resulted
in the overthrow of MIR. Van Buren, but the work
is as yet only half accomplished. Important meas
Of REFORM necessary to insure return of pros.
perity 10 the country, are TO he submitted to con-
gress al its next session. The distribution of the
proceeds of the public lands, the adjustment of the
tariff, and the establishment Of national bank are
measures which will require all the talents, zeal
and perseverance Of every friend of the people in
the national legislature TO effect their passage Up
on these great measures the last battle with ocofo-
ism is TO be fought, aud 10 that fight Mr. 1alImadge
int nds TO devote himself.
In ii recent letter to IA friend in this city he says
''Believe none of the about my taking Of
fee will take no,hing- will stand by The guns
ill the last shot Is fred" N. Y Times.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

RANDALL d WHITMAN,
COU.NSELLORS AND .4TYORNEYS At L.aV,
BATH, Ne.
BESJAmIN RANDALL, ,fo-,,
Wn, u, WHTrMAS, ''-'oi
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

been rendered and received for unimportant acts
of dsobedienco or rude and impertnent language
unless it be of very gross character or dangerous
10 the discipline of the ship. and subordination oil
her crew faults which such men seamen COM
nit without any serious design Of INSTRUMENTATION
or insult, but which masters and mates, not unire-
'qneniy as rough taeir men, are fond OF calling
mutiny, to resist a demand for wages. We do not
look for the manners of drawing room on ooard Oh
ship, nor should we punish as an assault and oat-
terry those violations of the pride or person oil sal
lor, which in another class of men must be repress-
ed or they would lead to mortal consequences
While, therefore, in suit brought by a sailor for
his wages, would make every reasonable presump-
lion to protect him from loss the other hand if
he brings his officer here FOR assault upon him,
to which he is frequently insgated by bad advisers
on shore, reverse the proceeding, and require oil
him to make out a clear ease, by credible and con-
sistent proof throw the burden on him, with no
disposition to favor frivolous complaints, or
encourage such litigation 1t is not enough TO
show on the part of the officer and threaten
ing language, it is the dom of the sea, "signfymg
nothing p nor even rash and perhaps unnecessa-
ry blow, for if such occurrences are 10 be the
grounds of such suits, vessel will seldom come in
10 port, without furnishing more or less OF them
Officers will be under snch an apprehension of
them, that they will be unable to maintain that DIS
cipline which is essential to the safety of all. But
when can see there has been deliberate design
to oppress a seaman, assault upon him to crafty
some personal il-will, or indulge indicative tenn
per or where there has been wanton aud tyran-
nica abuse of power; if serious injury has been
inflicted by the violence of passion, however sud
den, in such cases. redress for the wrong will al
ways be found IN this court so far as am capable
Of affordngit. Obedience and submission the
duties of a sailor on his voyage, and the law re-
wards him for them, by an ample protection against
wrong, when he reaches his port, and comes within
the power oflhe law. The weapon used by an Of
icer for Furnishing seaman. is always subject Of
consideration and weight with the court -
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

ELLIS & GREEN.
CENTRAL COyH.NISSIOyN .NERCHaNI'S,
Mobile, AIatsarna,
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

FARMING TOOLS.
OF all kinds also Herds Grass Glover and Red Top Seed
~ at d, MARSTON'S March "a, u52,
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13
GRAVE STONES.
ET.IIOT HOUSE,

And GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,-B.4T1H AfE.
NJ u THE Public will bear in mind that the Books
~ p' ofal the different Stage Routes are kept at this
House and at no other in Bath. JOHN ELLIOT.
November 4h. 1890 tf32
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13
NEW ASSORTM tsNT!

DOOTs, SHOES IND HATS for sale by
ID March "a. If 81. d. MARSTON
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13
SHIP CHANDLERY.

PRIME lot of Stone Ware for sale by R. p. MORSE.
n April LIST. l.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

A CONVENIENT HOUSE, situated on High street f
"a mery occupied by ID. Marston, Jr For terms &C.,
quire of DANIEL MARSTON.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13

CANDLES, OIL, SOAP and TOBA eco for st
Y by Bath April 9. 9 t. +. MORS
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-05-13
ON SEEING MY DYING BABE.

Gardiner May 7.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

LAND ~ NlRelxlAA sale held last week in Pii"d@l-
phia thousand OF Land in Wood County siti
sold fifteen cents an acre and thousand acres il"
Lewis County, and one thousand acres
m ohio County and a tract oi ten
,hsCSNad acres powells ALLEY. he North side OF
Powell hcr and ing both sides of the kentucky r"ad
~ Gllv-6ve dollars for the ,roc,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

&sA TO EET-The spacious five story building No 81
EM Broadway Of Duanctree aud I've occupied
offices for professional gentlemen and those of the fine arts
for lodging The Rooms will be let a. follows,
Th Basement Room well lighted u feet Broadway by lon feet
Duanc-street, 500 per with good cellar.
The Broadway. 30 deep, $500 also R"on
Store, fronting Duncstree 80 feet deep
$50 There three 10 th, Room Duanes,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

ass FARM WANTED The subscriber wishes rur
SN chae u s, farm u" lfom thirty fifty aces o coed abc
--- within ifly sl miles this ctty Any
dispose and resze hal
for the address "e 10 The ni
rueh the Office post paid giving full DESCRIPTION Of
property wt ;he real oi the
oe ner Iaul4 I~' D.NlEG. c. BHAOI.Ei.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17
va sVONrNGreN. DAELY.

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can .,ss and a.g s'',a 's.:,s s' gs,1s,ss Fs,sss
-Packacas Of all kinds.
goods specie VIII be received and
hy Express, q and from the following places:
From Bo,ton 10 Liverpool London saacheer B"ofham ard
Leeds, Eng; Dublin and Cork, Ireland, Gseo" and ,inenucE
Scoan a and iIve France and from Boston to Pro'ie"ee
NwYok Philadelphia aud ir0 Troy aud Albany, having recently
made with the Peoples l.Ine that elect.
UtRNDEN co. viii attend collecting paying Draft,
Noes Bills rtnce and he purchasing ol soois OF de-
rlnsent baness of kind which they undertake.
promptly.
Ir Bags v be kept ther Boston Ne~-York Pafelpia
aud Albany Offices Curard Royal 81" Line oi 'emhs nlo,
for tie Great Westrn aud the sailing packets ron Ne'
TAKE NOTlCE-Package Office, for Cssisni
other place, ANY contain letters
y. BAi goods mu,i b. marked dANDfN s go, Who aro
alone rrpoa.ihIe loss injury o any articles property
committed to their risk srmr l}
attached t. the f. aud : Raroai the " cam N"gg
Co. whose roads, hU.a steamers, their
transported them
Flatcher Alexander Co, Liverpool
London; "eie. Bankers, Paris, France; Ihos. cu
$50 tioodhre K Co, Ne"Yors Carey Hart, Phalei
ph,s and 'fh,s. W. Oloot- Esq, Aibaay.
ogFieasNo -8 Rger,s;reet Iroy; 2 Exchange Albany "
Court street Boston; Uni- buildings Providence.
WJ. WYhiN. Agent No Wal-strce; Ne~-york.
jy29f fiARNDFN H 90
New-York tribune., 1841-08-17

Broadway.
For further particulars apply r. 1SElTON, 100 Broadway
ar thc ~ bole W III c 10 one trnaut if DESIRED
VACANT LOT TO LET No 2o9 and go F'nukln-st
Possession Immediately Inquire No iOe Wa'hlnsto