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New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

MANY GIIL 30. : FamU0n! :. a5Ovt out,H.
pcrs-.,! d nd AZ No - S,u-h Thi,d street, Fhi.i
del phm Pace s. ,.,ns
M Al wholesale aud Tctad by A. q. X D. SiHt>,
Dcrc-,.t. No.. - ard 100 Fulton strc,t and DAVID
SANDS 8 co. No. - Fa., b o4dway,N \. o-i I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

,YEE,FE, SALE UNDER ATTACB.

= MENT-By virtue of order Of the HoRorsbI,
FrsdercA A. Z 4llisadge, Recorder Of the City Of New
York | vii soil j, Pable Aueoa on the 81 Noyer.st
n I'd o'clock IA the yestbuiv oi the City Hal Of ia
-, = NsV-York. sli the rcht, Title sHt interest wSic.
s,d " Re field hsa tac sixteenth day q Oe,o6,,
-. At auy TINE afterwards IN and to the ''aa s1pe
- 80, pitost Der machinery, furntare, &c bul5
- 49,. ~. near the foot OF rclth street Now.io,.
viii ,l.o sell at eieYsn O'Clock on the same day, stNo
az -, i.i,sy one horse, sir gle WAGON end asr
an r.rgs and ,auabie assortment q hasseaO4
,,-s,tlrs. I,,s me property Richard W. RstSs!d, "A
,b.c,uiinc or co.cescd ce0'or.
O'''- '' MONMOUTH Il. HART. sAers
oa7,s. ~ ABM. =. GREEN. prpsty sasria
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
.7sY HOTTIE L.
~ 4

IaE-.,1 ". No y TilT,, T>lIH TTONrIctOFI
At ". Wats3Es 4 ;o'he aries Hall,
~ n p, rnthcr. ma a,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
Arrivals, CIea.ances. &C.


Ar at Baltimore 29h, brig ElSarl, Thomas, Malaga
Befa-t, Ne.
Ar rat London 25th sch Convoy, Lellnl Canden.-
2gth, North Star, Ia nd N for N York.
Ar Alniuaket 2Hh, sch B,lvar Ellck, Bangor
Al AT Portland 3Oth Neptune hunas.n c.r Nantucket.
Ar at Hlms' H9ls 3D. s-h Ann, Chase York IF hath.
Ar at aiiddl 23d Sehs Orbit, sic Near Hall well NV
York, Lane, bath
Ar at Gloucester o7h sch Magnolia Perkins, Kennabec
I'd inst. sch Friendship, Riggs, ah
In lWpaln GoVt 81 int brig } rtf irs1n, Simmons, York
River, Va Er Thorn lston anl several schs unknown.
Brig hhmas Hart Penll tom fin Cam In f-r PsnSlco-
Ia, was spoken Nov u, lat &c, In - -
Al - hJmai 18th uit. brig VIM Pufrngtm, Rand1ll Of
Balh, c1nd mned. IA .th brig Rowmi, Adam, re-
parns; Adalms, Lnsc,u, fn A.ai.Hqa. fof Wilmington
y Z. day.
1T Havana 18th cit. ship Canton, Otis waiting f. brig
Fox, Rogers, dsg, Christian, Ballard fJr Oila1n:.
Ar at Oialns 18TH ships Byron, Kusslu, Rata 70 =
mund, York, Wall, Watt d.. Mt Vern5n, Ac.allon,
bath Adv ship Clyde, 1heoball, Boston sr 10 days.
Al do 2Jh ship Gllsgaw, Lambert for y .rplCI ID dys
Cl at Phil idel a 3D. ship brunswick NC AIalIs aiobI.
Ar at Providence 3D., sch Curlslm, Peud t5n, bangor
Ar at Gloucester ls sch Jans, X nnrb.c for BostJn
At HaVana 18th ut. brig Angene, Barnes, fun Latb
ltlh.
At Sisa about 18th ul.. bark Tennessee skoi4l fJr
York, r.
Ar at Orleans l7h, brig Virginia Jordan, Thonla.ton
Ar at Key West TraviUus t. l7h bark Denntbsc, Smth
Eath, (and ~ f.r Por. Leon. Ar 10Th, Only son
Moor, Eath.
ADV at Charleston 24h, ship Diaden Earow fr Ilavrc
most # cargo engaged.
Ar Al l,it Lmond 10Th, sch Planet Robinson, fati
Ar at Portland 9TH, sch America liaIt, II e. re
Ar at BOstjn Isl Ii aabn. Yedun, Richmond. Cd sch
Helen, logan, Bath. Ct brig Charles huuls Doughty
Bath schs Banner, Elrtd, Havana Active Of Edgcomb
Me, late Of boston, Huff, WAca5set Cornthal, oha,e,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
HUMAN HAIR.

Cieaaiiness at tie Iie4i ar2 Har
- IRAApE II that pcrsuns MiIJ attend strictly u per-
- s.ni cleanliness, baths should negl ct TINS sl-
tlIe iIrtlIe lnLd-tlG IN st oA,Jssdlld tn
most beautiful when props, cared In II OH te gfts ii Tue
trtar, Petfatty ice may II b. k-t II diiiran r. sen
wt certainty thai tit hlf cahyt oJtI ny Ia US 81
the ain Of Columbia. LidN>, Will YOU max Your t1lat
without tins attlele: answer i'Als,~, No. II yol have
r ID ana experienced pLr,lyhs ebsts-ts SWEET
peittlms.
hundred artCl have been PIT forth the credit Of
thistt only hrst-ilt only really val ib atlt Miss
OF tostllnun! from all q tssos H. tiItSe facts.
lAO0iA OuJ-Countesits Abroad juk always f1r tht
nam Of COMSfUUK goo. til. spltnIM w.dppefs aaI
uevtr bay 1t without that nam.
From the Boston Chronicle jan ID
aC5We see by an adveltsem IN III an tnsr Column that
CD mbt, have depItes sell aTtts Buston and
esewnsrs-Fe kniw lady If city whJse lar was
neatly gone as 10 expose entirely hJr phrt gc d.
velJpeinsnts winch, considering that they Oet1hlhd Il
most anaOt dlsp stion iii realty Very uhfJftu-
nevertheless she al I'll. lIss II locks thai sj
had worn, ana after years tfu.tlsS 10 scdl d
rsstOratVes purchased, months ago, bottle tJ
Lf UIIdgCS bal, AM she has n. is fCh profit
sion, glossy and ct bdCkness. W putting
VI bS Commodity has bean sent 10 u.s. and, indeed,
d. want any, for though obliged t. vi I
a year ago, have now, through virtues hair enough,
and Cf u Is.ab equality, Of our own.
Daring fraud.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
countef53T Let L ney.f be purchased used unless
have the signature Of COMS1 OCK y Co. on u spi,ntd
wrapper, his is the only external that Will sasLfJ
public from deception. Address
Wholesale Druggists, New YORK, II Maiden Lane.
Sold in Bath, by Oss StpckhIdS9 Z HIe. QI3O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

NOMINATIONS ny THE GovERNoR,-iion.
EZEKIEL WHITMAN was on Friday last notnna.
ted Chief Justice OF The ). j. Cour, in the place of
Z. J. Weston, whose term expired in October last.
Hon. DANIEL GonDENow, OF Aired "a' also
nominated as successor TO Judge WHITMAN Ia the
District Court for The Western District
These nominal ons will be very generally and dc
servedly sails aclory. Judge WHlrMAN's reput'-
tion is we'll known from 5 long an faithful rvces
on the bench, while Mr.. GooDEN.w has long sus-
tanned high character acsins lawyer III rhls
and The ado ninI counties comprising The Western
District Coming fresh from The bar 10 The Rene ,
he will be happiIy adap ed u met the existing
wants and dsveIopernents Of the profession,
fport. Adv
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

ROOTS & SHOES-A very large assortment Ct Boots and
Shaes Of Ill ,scrptions t1bla aiies G. nenens
and Clrn's Al 20 Bolts and Shoes Of every dis
criItn fctrr+d at short notice. in superior sly =
Fr'n"h Cali Boots snel: and donh: ST. IS, and Urge
supply Of RUBBERS.
SOLE LEArHER-A large supply If New York Sd;
Leat # the bst qualify Also Shoe Thread and Shoe
La I. r the trad,.
HATS Nvords Mllesk: and Beaver IIasvery SUPERB
quail ".
CAPSOf all discrptiona-sea Ottar up'rh artc from
IS, ST ISIS. AlsJn urge assortment Of common Fur
Caps from 81 - t. g., 10.
MUFFS-A general assortment Of ladies' Lynx Muffs Of
the latest sly most a giant pa I'm, VARYING from Sl9
tSl6. Also largt supply Of commJn Nuts from 81
L. 50.
FUR CLIO AK TRIMMINGs-Of all descriptions, a large
and b ant II assortm mt.
BUFFALO ROBES-A large and prime assortment Of Buf
fll1 R.b's, nj rGiacet pr,cSs.
All Ct which, together with many ether articles, WI be
sold at the I,ve.t prjcrs C,r cash. b
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

SUPPOSED Loss IF the Steamboat Sarannah -
We learn says The ~ Y. Commercial Adve ser.
from Capt. Tuner. oflh' Edgar lars, arrived yes
terday from North Carol ma. that lie I'd inst,
when off Cape Hptterns. IS miles distant, in long
IS 20, heIplcked up the Wheel viii raw hid wheel
rope and promen de deck of steamboat. Also
part of the cabin and Fl teen pi ces Of white dimity
curtains. The wheel was mahogany, mI'id with
rose and box wood, and the whoe appeared 10 have
been but short tine in the water.
The steamboat Savannah left Savannah for New
York on the goth of Nov with passengers and
freight. She has not yet arrived. and ling nen:s
have been picked up Oft Cape Hatlas. whiGI,
strengthen the painful apprehension that she is list.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY.
~ N;.INnE, I'it.

TINS prophet rs Of the W York "ArLAS," AMI "Thp
AURORA" duly, hav. completed th,ir arrangements fr
Publishing, every Saturday. weekly flo paplr COLI
tanning TWENTY EIGHT COLUMNS OF READING
NATTER Sci cted from the choicest utter cf the Aurora
and Atlas at ONE DOLLAR "A YEAR
In originality AMI til mt, III d, r Weekly will b. in
for ~ paper this continent IT. principal edit has
NJ superior As splpr writr AMI h W be assisted
by III: b.s writ rs that Id raj ontl y can securt.
The Dollar WEEKLY W II cuntlin graat,r quaint ty e
mater than tcats Of tn; papers bs ID double its
prce-m than half of those tre5ie, and than
Seceral at fre dollars year.
III II strafioDs,
Every nam5ar Ct III Oolir Weekly VIII contan, at
"a t, on, BE.4DIIFTL E.EIR6PLN"ri! Hin rating
Sketches of Amrcan If: giving fly-tva srl 'nld En-
gavpgsev ny year, at an Gully 1f than tfl
sand doll
In size oh eapn ess tgpqrapcal nxrcrtion pictorial
pail Inn nts, ana edit rial alb ty thu DliIr Weekly wi.
b. tn Miracle of the age.
1h~ rms arr OSE D1lLiR a YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
Al Po'tmrst authorized u remit newspaper sub
scrptions fee If postage. ERRlCK ROPES Publishers
1855 lt2 Nassau st. n. York.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
FALL AND WINTER G1oDs-ClIE-7PLR T41.4yr


Ionic PARSONS has just received by the last boat,
n Gases and sab5 Goods suited 70 the seascn, at
prees to times among them Alpaca Lustres, Can
.teens fun and gursd oux~nys BEAUTIFUL assotn mt
If paiu and fg'd Aepnss MerIn.s A4on hn d. LANES
from II fiy great variety Cf GacOs VI all
prices Furniture Patch, AUS Lndseys plain and hg'd
rlanngs Inghan sbawl all descriptions ana pices,
Fanny dkf AMI scaf Mou. hns, Laces Gloves, tiCscry
ank 2J) para Lalies kdni urocca ShJesAls, al Xmas
If Goo fr ! .l .muS Wear, such Beaver pvt AMI
pi tdpi i tbs ,BfoIcl tbs, "a 5a rsS Il. ats, 1yl-
ed tnnelS, striped shdtnss Sh 5tlgs Or ines c. Sc.
ALSO, abJvs, gyod sultn nj i West INDIA Goods
and groceries, Crockey, Glass and China. All the above
goods and many not mentioned, VIII positively he sold Ut
ha very lowest pgcss, --.t ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

From Florida The U. S, steamer Charleston
Capt Barden, arrived on Saturday from Florida.
We CLEAN from private correspondent the fol-
lowing intelligence :-Haleck Hadjo, the Chief,
recently taken by Lieut. Anderson, and who was
sent from Palatka on the Eth inst. into the nte
yior upon mission of peace to confer with the
recreant warriors of his own band secreted along
the border of the st. Johns, has returned, bring.
ing with him eleven warriors The garrison al
Fort Mellon, Z. F., occupied for some months
past by the I'd regiment Of Dragons has been
relieved by company of the % Infantry, under
the command of Lieut.. Patton.
Lieut.. Col. Riley, 81 Infantry, with detlchr
men: ofs sixty men, left 'Pilatlia on the 21th INST
in the steamer Charleston, and were taken up the
St. Johns as far Spring Garden Lake, from
which place they proceed to the everglades on a
scout after Sam Jones, WHO is kna"a to be ia
that part of the territory. Col r. has two Indian
guides with him, who have promised to cenduct
him to Sans hiding places.
From what we can gather, the prospect OF clos
ing the war continues to be cheering.
Surannah (Geo.) Republican.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

CoSonEss.--Congress convened on Monday -
Tie Message was delivered on Tuesday, probably.
1t had moi arrived when our paper went to press.
During the Session, we shall give faithful reports
of the proceedings.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES
'lhe v r. balsaa, tir knUwl dsy eAt-nds, has
never dsaJpJlH; ID tht redunab!e eAI-.t .ls ii IsS
WIJ have sd A. Thomas LfoWL, ~. d.,
LuncGrI y II. AIg. 1881
Having had occasion the Y. T. La III, pa
tise lor the Ia years, would racrnlntmd is Use ali
cUil Int, Of Ihs chest bn5 equal, # nj suprer u
any Ctiiqr moJic.le w4tnin my NnuN l5dse.'
4. Abel, ~ D., L-.npst-f =, H., Dec. 1873
Il esteem it my dtiy aid ftl II l.lsue l. reconn nd
the " r. Dal>a III various lang uh' such as severe
coughs, iniJtlILI ,Ic., rs all Inyu tail lcIlsdy.
J.hn Il. BOWS, bustun, Saa. ., 1882.
u acrlbt the preservation Ct my T. TO tlc IS; Il ts v
?. haisam.' ). w. LennoA, Ag!l " =. Dec ~ lo3a.
FROM Long ana eaten i've Db,ort dun If as onaot,
reCun.cld IN v T. La,am und.ca all the pt.s u
Colsuni Tan as SAT-, uonValil@Ht ana pO7tVc tui..
N5w Leut.rd, July 3D. lc4l. i. +. A.eIIiam.
P-Dewte u ,.sitiO. Zach genuine bot5 Is enclosed
in blLe wrapper winch is y~ilv " Ab- sgnsd VIM
Jon Cuilil. .'dnr Gh.r Is genuine II lusr dat tdh
Dee 1888 he sIguat Z, sdmI,.n Hecd w.l b. colt.-
ued ,r suit Purchasers hlud sInirc Tor hG
at- by It, full nans, the Neget tLls Pulmonary La,am,
AMI chat 1t has thu marks ami sen tires # tn ssnln
LDO6 oGt fora apdr.0aS mttarc, call ID vcgetbs pnsnt
ry baI,ain, signed saauI Ice, and tines
sampson lee tts 6eu wrea ~ ray 10 resemble he
ge.oe culture! said t. b. prepared by an unprincipad
III bangor, Me-
For SAL by reed, Wing Cutler, Druggist, Boston E.
ScanmIn ilaloweil }. II. Lrdd, AngItl T. Farhe Gar
dncr, j. A. Berry, Saco, Rubstt Dresser, Prllnd w.
II ii sn Lang1r, a. dsu son. Est t, and by drug
gusts AM CJuuty hdatS, sfdll frCc % ct. q y
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

\ UST received by Thomas F. Donns .Ageqt, one Chas'
y soucbJn8 Tea, very superb at'ls those psrstn
using thu Weed may daptud Jpn having got article, b.
calling tn, subscnheI-prca 70 It, pGf ID. bCneset
Vegeab and ether Candies for the Of chs asthma
coughs &c. sultana Rasns, Spices 9d other noons for
Thanksgiving. i = ''''H 2a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

ut tue Oh odHd-~tatre STREET
FHE slbSCrher .foDy gvts uttc, tnat ne has cOnclu-
4 ded upon rsud~tIsiI III hIs pILes VI work, on
LAs Il, aSloilyws, VIZ.
Horse sD,3Ing, New, S,O) OK Shoeng, New, Sl3i
se,tins do. ~ rett.lg -
LOWING AMI Setting, 81
All u.l.f w1rK .ced tn same.
~. Il. Ihs suD5efbSr pledges himself that all work
traotad u MS care, snail u d,nt w.IAnInkt manner,
iur tIe uuOvt prizes, ii Cd.n ana can uAiy.
~ % shdI inI"c ~ ehdigs at-I NJ art day CT De-
ceiuner ioIi. JALOG A-,Ut,IIO =.
uutn -.4.. : IN, -. e4mo1.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
Di ,nSierS.

Brig WIN Purng.on, of Bath, Ran Illl, from Wilmington
u 10y u ialouJe, put intJ IT hoias O3ween 9th
Sh ult dsme=e Win loss Of Balls, deck Lad, c1c, and
under survey.
New ship Richmond, Mustard CT and FIN Bath, about 18th
ut Tor Cl tstun, sokcn IAN, lat 81 lon "A d.
VITA loss u ,4e yards, all hands WORK M
clng spars.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

dTThe propretors Of the Age propose to
publish daily paper during the Session, instead
of tri-weekly, provided they get 2oO0 subscri.
bers Terms 81, during the Session
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

Going to the Death for the Bonds. Gov Nc
Mutt, of Mississippi. in letter To the Richmond
Enquirer. says he 6rmIy believes that iourfilhs Of
the people of this Stale prefer going to war to pay
ing tbe Bonds
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

D.lViD C. NAGOUN,
HoDGRkh75 W!LfRF
IOO HIlDS prime retailing hoLASSES.
IVY 10 bUls Ness NJ. and prim. BEEF.
IL hait Bbls Fam ly bless BEEF.
81 Us LIAR, aie5s = pm. Pork.
a. Kegs LARD.
ID Casks Wintr and Spring OIL.
30 bags fine SALT.
90 Ibis &c ,ssee FLOUR.
Russia and inp rial DUCK.
plymouth COrIIgs &C., &c, &c.
All which ao.ii b. sold uery loc.
Eath, Nay 49, 1871. III.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
NEW GOODS !!

lust received and fr sae by the subscriber at the store
y recently occupied by }. H. Nichols (iaJy's l1ck) Il
pin a,sO tu=nt Of Day GOODS, iA.tD GROCKEaY
1ARE, CORA, FLOUR, PoKh, A.uLAssEs, LARD,
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFAE, &C. &c.
WIN. n. MILLER.
Bath, Nov, o lS4l. tf2l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

The above lamps areor sa3 the manufacturers prices,
by j. HAYDEN his Old stand wIer. may b. found good
Assortment If WATCHES, JEV ELRY Fancy articles, &c.
&c. On til. IN jst suitlbi terms and lowest prices.
J. ia fDLN wall give has personal dtegt0a - all work
ted his care AMI VIII CIV. cash FIR eli Goil and
SILVER u dem and.
thrun Jhnat rs Rated as usual.
Bath, Nov Is, lc4l. tf3L
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

CR0CKERY, GLASS IND CHINA WARE
ALso-WEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES.
All which will be sold ON the most reasonable terms.
Dath OF 2s. 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
NEW GOODS :--cHE,9Pu
At No Hiles Block, head If Sagadatoek Fey Vharf

At No Hfgeys Block head Of Sagadatoek Fer7y Wha
Front Street
AMEs OLIVER has just received and Is now opening an
- exc .leht as soltmeDt If DRY GOODS, consisting IA
part Of Broad Cloths Cassres, Satinetts, Vesngs, Tick
ings Drngs s1iped shltngs, Diapers Crash, fannols,
Alpines tarhet5ens, Apaccas, English AMI American
prnt, Laces berags, osieiy, Gives, and man. ether
't.css suititl fl the seas NJ
ALs5-A fresh stock of Groceries, Crockery and Glass
Ware all Of which VII b.si1 c.eGp Ce Casa. P.eaJs cal
and ser.
Nov 4h, lS4l. .Jsw32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09


UST received good assortment Of Hard Wdro Good ,
y Glass, Paints, &c, which Will be sold cheap for Cdsa
q. w. KENDALL.
Sept. 20. 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
DOCT. JOHNSON'S,
american .anoIyne LiniInent, or
LiSIUfD Up{Is1ELD DC, 81


PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL AND
EXTERNAL USE. f'' =
'ENatS article has become STANDARD MEDICINE, and
enjoys tn nigh privilege of being knownind patroised
sIate If lia.ne. ~
he and proprietor Of this preparation in tho
regular and practice Of medicine for twenty
has bten preparing this arcl for the last tsen years, and
with Iil cJii 4nce Oilers the pablo the result VI
his experience and byst e1fJrts.
No b-ttsr remedy be in all where an anti
spasmodic nseded such hard dry Cough, Hopping
Cough, Hoarsnes and common Colds Pain and
tic Lungs, stomach AMI sides, caused by ting other
for guaIy, Asthma and influenza for Throat,
weak Lungs, SC, &C.
he increased lnds for this medicine has been VERY
GREAT within the LAST SIX MONTHS-I have made
arrangements with the manufacturer to b. CONSTANTLY sut-
Piled, and can firuish IL wi.l sal OF retail. 81
Trad is in other towns, furnished at the manufacturers
price by the dlz. OTIS KIMBAEt...
" Eath, May -, l841. 6nsg
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
BRnWN.s pENCIL Taste.

WILLIAM BROWN, Chemist 4ol Washington ST., Eos
w In, recently invented altiCl; Tor D shng
sves, graf, - reamas fnnn &C., that gives great
FICTION. No family thai mas St and CRATES should be
without it, b, used without making mut dust
as tn ii ~ ithud, and keeps lis polish mach nge in ever,
way much better titan the lrti,h Am lsre.
From tha use If this pl,e you get latte tEl bsau f
Thy For sale by f. WOOD, Central Wharf. (35)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
sC1NT1LLATIoNs.

The prisoners in New Bedford Jail were treated with
luscious dinner Thanksgiving day, by benevolent
people.
The election returns in Pennsylvania show filling off
from last year, of rs, 900 votes.
The Kennebec froze over the last night in November So
says the Kennebec Journal.
There 90 Jewish synagogues the United States
nected with which, are 42, 900 Jews.
The trial of Alex w Homes one of the crew of the pack
ct VIM Brown, indicted for mansaughter in throwing pass
enges overheard is to take place in Ap next in Phads
phia.
DEATH OF MEMBER OF CoNGBEss. The Hon, Henry
Black, member of Congress, elected the place of Mr.
ogle from Somerset and Bedford Counties in Penny 9onia
died recently his residence Somerset, of appopJXy-
Judge Elack highly esteemed for his many ylrtles
Gen. Duff Green, the conductor of the Telegraph
newspaper Washington has gone out to England win
governms dispatches.
The Cars the Charleston railroad run off the track on
the 25h CT November instantly killing AMI crashing one Of
the iremen.
On Monday last the schooner Charles and Samuel Capt
Phbrook bound TO N. York, from Camdsn Me.,wentasor2
at OH Field Point. Mr.. Lane, the mata Henry H"ws J
Cook Henry Snow, and Samuel Colbun, persisted On the
wreck.
The Of Wangi on, by Graenough was on Wednes
day elevated to its lJty pedestal in the Capitol at Waing
ton, and is exposed to public view
The amount OF U. s Treasury notes. still outstanding is
s7.e2s,s57.
The editor of the Watervonion deserves to be "tarr'd
and dheted" II we judge Of his company by bis
language we think tar in those "diggns" must be
tatoerable. Hear him.
at malpehoy duty, this week. tn record the mar
riag Of two highly priced friends, from whom we M every
IN
1t is really amusing with what tsnacty and self
slocation, people regard their own strangl ana
frequently worthless notions.
'Wa ar, ,s,n3I enligh the wofll," a. Ia, mla
man said when he set the house on fire.
The Baltimore papers speak rather d7courasng7 Ct DR..
Coiyer's performances in Careoyaaee, in that city, lhey
ntml,, that til pJct not und lq1 the science
or is a hlm5lg! Which is it Doctor?
Rail Road .Acc;dent-The passengers who LETT
New York in til. early line yesterday morning,
did not arrive in this city until about q clock
last evening About four miles this side OF Bor-
denton SO far as we could learn from passengers
the axle of the baggage car broke and fell upon
the rails. Before the train could be stopped, over
twenty rods of them, sleepers and all, were torn
up ana everything maze perfect shiP"'ccN' -"
baggage cars were both thrown oyer on opposite
sides of the road. and one of them broken into
fragments, and the trunks torn open and scatter
ed in every direction. Two second class pas'Fn-
ger cars were some what broken and thrown OIL
and one large car also tnmbcd INTO the ditch
Only one car out of the lot escaped. The train
WAS detained three hours before assistance could
DE had and the road relaid. Fortunately nobody
was injured, although the passengers were es
sentially mixed up and terrified wnen the cars
made their final sunmerset.
Philadelphia North .4mericcn.
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