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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-18
The EoEIOariMg LetEGna az
ID DESERVING aTTHNTllN
EnNEsrov, Olsego Co. In, l.a

EnNEsroa, Osego Go. LIN. lsaa
bear sE--t feel tia duly owe To Tho pthlic, IN
inlorm yon Of thu astonishing efficacy Of your truly
valuable Pills. was attacked about tie las, of
November, most violcDily, with billions or iypbus
fever which ragged at that time in our district 4 ha
pain suffered in my head and back was most ex-
crucia:ing. | first took six Of your pills twice Il
day, afterwards twelve, yet found very little relief
My wife then read over yonr directions, after which
took IL, then 20, then %, tyce a day, and expe.
rienced much relief from these powerful anses |
took 20 morning and evening Tor four days after
wards, when found the disease yielding, and the
fever literally broken up. then gradually dmip.
ished the quantities according to the printed djssc
tops, and in two weeks out and well again. ]
used no other medicine but your pills. A great
many "f my neighbors, who sent for physician,
and followed bis directions and took his remedies.
were confined 10 the house from six to twelve, and
fourteen weeks, ~ say nothing Of those who died,
A considerable number, a1er recovered, follow
ed the same plan had done, and took your pills M
the manner, and found the same happy effects
some, however, recovered after using only fopr
boxes.
In one or two drafts were applied to the
feet. WATERMAN BURLlNGHAM.
DIR Brandrcth, New York.
Cooperstown, Jan. 5, 1889.
Dear Slr-t gives me pleasure to say to You ,that
Mr. Birmingham, the writer of the above letter, ~
highly respectable farmer, and no one 10 the
town in which he resides stands gher for truth and
| yaraeiiy Query: ifin malignant fever, such
has prevailed through our section of the country
this fall and winter, your pills should prove SUCCESS
iLl may they not be relief on in every disease, if
:aken according to your directions'
Yours, very respectfully.
ELISHA FOOTE, Gen. Agent.
b. Drandreth, NJ. ID.
Of the city Of New York.
The above Elisha Foote Esq. is a gentleman Of
high respecability and one of the district judges Of
the u. S. Court. B. 'BRANDRETH, M. ID.
Pedlars invariably sell countcrfets of the above
valuable medicine. Therefore, NEVER purchase but
Of my local agenis-of which there is one in every
town in The United States.
For list of Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln
countless Me-, sec advertisement in another part Of
this papcr BIB.
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Notice.

TENHlS is to certify that in regard to Charlie S
IA Hunter going into my store (abpnt which,
many people have made great deal of talk,) |
have no suspicion that it was his intention take
anything, because never saw anything inf the hoy
that appeared dishonest. lfdone before people for
sport, do not think took anything while in the
store. Z CONLEY.
Bath, Feb. Is, 1a4l. N3w47.
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Insurance against Fire !!

TIME Rockingham Mutual Fire Insurance
Il Company will tako risks against loss by
Fine, on Buildings, Merchandise &c. And the
subscriber will attend, at all times, to the appca
ropS Of persons for Insurance by said Company
JOHN ELLIOT, Agent.
Bath Feb. Is, 1e4l. ,El7
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Irnportarlt Caution.

;cPWI fEREAS, a young man by the name of
T. o. HoWARp, formerly clerk in the Office 1873
fremont street, Boston, has sta led in the & Boston
Oily Times" that said Office is removed and that
lie is the Agent for the sale of The Indian VeQe.a-
BILE Pills, or Indian Purgatye, Of the North Amer.
lean College of Health-this is TO inform the pub.
lie that no such removal has taken place, end ihas
the said F. o. Howard is an Imposter, he not only
having appointment FOR the sale Of the above
named medicine, bnt was short time since ,actual-
Iy dismissed from the business, on account Of ir-
regularitie<, which the conduct of Mr.. +. o. II.
may make il necessary for me hereafter TO state.
The public therefore cautioned against pur-
chasing medicines of Howard as he cannot, by
my possibility honestly, have the Genuine Indian
Vege table Pills tor sale.
AGENTS are also earnestly requested be on their
guard against Imposition, as it is feared he has en-.
deavored to represent himself TO them as the ap-
thorised agent.
It is greatly to be deplpred. that one SO .ynpng
az Mr. II. should become. as | have reason TO be-
lieve he has, the dupe, tool of others more har-
dened in iniquity, and for tho pary consideration
ola few dollnrs allow his be coupled wild,
Transactions of so degrading nature but duty to
the public and desire TO project the patrons of
this extraordipary medicihe against imposition.
colnpes me to mase:'rghteous efforts for the ffus-
traton fhis evil purposes
The citizens of New England are therefore re-.
specttiihy informed that the Genuine Medicine
has the following wording on the sides Of thu hoxes;
WRiGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Qndan Purgatye,)
or the North .4lnericaptC College of Health.
IjDThe ONLY Office in Boston Tor the sale OF
the Medicine, wholesale and retail, liz at
1913 FREMONT STREET
VIM. WRIGHT vice Presi1ent
ofthe North American college of Health, ls9
Race Philadelphia. al
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A MISTAK FL!

IF the person who exchangeda GOOD Fun Car
IL for M OLD one at the Temperance Meeting on
Monday evening, wishes to rectify has mistake, he
can crafty his wish by calling upon the subscriber,
and paying for this notice. J.fr. GILMAN.
KaIh Feb Il IS4I
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m Ar RIED.

In this town Sunday morning last, by Rev.
J. T. Gilman, Mr.. Paul r. Curtis. to Miss Lydia
Mason.
In Warren, Mr.. John Starrett, Jr., to Miss
Jerusie Morrison, both of w.
In Brunswick, Rev. Daniel Krndrick, of Den
mis- Mass, to Miss Mary Ann Cary.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-18

Did you ever know singing choir that always
had harmony in ITS ranks?
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DEF.

In this town on Wednesday Of last week, Mr.
Charles Robinson aged 4o years.
In Waldoboro, Hannah Amanda, daughter of
Henry Stahl, aged year and two months.
Drowned. in Brooklyn. N. Y, Mr. Otis Turner,
26 from the State of Maine.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-18

"IANTED at this office, few cords of Wood
w in exchange for suhscri plions 10 the Tele-
gsaph, from those persons, who have contracted
TO in that waY. Immediate attention.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-18

Mr.. Andrews called up the motion laid on the
table last evening by vote of'the House, with re.
gard to breach of the rules by Mr. "A. in refus-
ing to vote when the House had refused to ex-
euse him, and made an explanation stating that
he had inexperienced the rules and asked the
pardon of the House. Mr. Andrews also apollo
glsed for using disrespectful language to Mr..
Morse; whereupon Mr.. Morse withdrew his mo-
ton.
Mr. Morse, by leave, introduced bill addi-
tIonal concerning meeting hou SEES.
The committee appointed to settle with the
late Treasurer and examine the bond of the
Treasurer elect, made report which was ac-
cepted in concurrence, and Mr.. J. Otis was APP
pointed to accompany Hon. Sanford KngsbHry
to take the oaths of Office before the Governor
and Council
Petitions presented and referred-of Theophi-
lus Cushman and ais, James B. Chick and ais,
Simon Emery I'd and ais, and J. B. Foss and ais,
all for the repeal of the charter of the Frankfort
Bank-frst parish in Camden for leave to dispose
of their ministerial lot-John Smith and ais for
aid to build road through the State Land-Jo-
scph Wiles for remuneration for damages sus-
tanned by the organization of the town of NADIA
waska Sept. 1831-IIoward Baker for compensa-
ton for services in the Aroostook war-Moses
Burleigh and ais for repeal of Aroostook County
charter
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For list of Agents in Cumberland and LncolR
counties, Nc, advertisement in another part Of
this papcr BIB.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
MORE MORT!

The p.usorcd Presses in this State, srch as the
~ IFqiriurn. T.V."- JrIl. "v-.;,, E..-
lre'97 Tee Press, &C., ,aus: pnttoo, The pco-
pie begin to feel La }iu'o si,l; at the stomach these
days. swallowing such pills. in The shrpc Of Posi-
masters, In the STATE, os lac O.igarchy have forced
down their ih.oa's Come come gentlemen {,
loom up loom Up! Earl, howl yep ycalc
paid for i. aw4at TINT the appointments ave all
first rate al. loI he public soed al lor tic best,
Look arss swell, swaaso, Swear that rphraim
Mills, Henry s, H,r3a, Woas'e, Lcwaor, Reuben
Weld, b. +. Newton, &C., were all ay.cl out,
because they were DISHONEST AND INCA
Fable" ard TINT their SUCCESSORS were i"racl
in, because they were, oil CT ,ham, EXACTLY
THE REVERSE! !Iu In "wAal H.! ioJ3
is !" Swear that your pclgiog before III, crc-
ton not 10 remove any man for opinion sa,c,r
and nE.er tho election, removing thousands for no
other cause, wh1;oycy; swear That this Is all con-
.i,.ent parrle,y consistent. DccaiNias agains,
BIZ Wan Buren, ior expressing ha laLoias mrn and
reducing his wages, and then cutting them down
twenty-five cca's ard comp Wing linn to lalor ll.cc
ard four hours in day besides, swear that his /,
consistent, Yen pledged tho frmcr sjhty.Gyc
cents 70, his VINO, II Gen. ri? w:s elected ; he
e.n get but shout forty cents offered aa,y, aud Tint
is less than j. would hlyo commanded under Ng
Van Duren. Iap.ia ia's. }ou promised 20 re-
fem and retrcnch The expenditures or'hc CoYcr-
noD', aul now ycg sly, yoa !a,r "uo 'lca Of any
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

Mr. Collector Briggs, it will be seen, by refer
ence to our Gui,loline, has made clean sweep in
his department. tits all very well. OF with their
heads is the word nowadays,
1t is doubtless very consoling to the bchcudcd to
know that they are, none of them, removed for
" opinion sake," but because they are 4" dishOn-
est or iacapabic :" or perhaps both, as in the case
of Ephiaim Mills, Capt, Corning, Daniel Kellogg,
and others
We may have something to say about some of
those wach-dogs of the Collector, in week or SO.
Meanwhile, hear what the Seatiael says about the
mater:-
"Thc publ, will doubtless like TO know what
superior qualities these men possess that long tried
and faithful officers should be displaced to make
room for them. With scarcely un exception they
have been active, blawling politicians, who have
uayerSeG the country retailing their lasehoods and
>!anleving an Administration which never yet was
guilty Of placing in offices Of honor or emoumeut,
men of thrice their honesty.
Irt some of them have other qualifications than
their political services. Those curious in such
matters may find proofs of what they are if they
there find that so long since us 1918, one Of Mr.
Ir'.1S's principal deputies showed inconcsibe
proofs Of ronspmnlnlc " fnnncml" skill Having
persuaded Mr. ThadGeus Tut,e 10 furnish some
;4iC0 in hard holf-dolIars, whcrewrh TO purchase
provisions Sc, for selling the troops, then station
ed in this place, he not only pockeled all the prof
lis, but even refused to account for any of the cap
itul advanced. A srt WAS accordingly brought
Tho whole transaction WAS fairly proved, and the
Financial" gentleman, il was thought would he
compalIed to diSgolge his stolen money. But 10,
aud behold he cones into court with his father
and mother, and the Emiiy bible, and proves that
he lachei some fire or siC wccis Qt'iciagW cgc-
in vulgar par'un?c "pIcaieL b0Ly." The trans
action ruined Mr. 'TuuIc, while the 'p'under' thus
acquired laid the foundation of the fortune of the
dopo,y in question, and now honorand enoIurncnt
arr showerod on his head by this honest and up
right Administration, Some who were On The jury
in the case are now living in this town"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

VIVA, the new administration exposing rogucry,
drf,lcations, and theft This is species Of Re
form infinitely more alarming to these orcGncc
editors than The guilloline iise,f.-PENSIO.N-
ED IFGichmGn.
When did any Administration Gil public Office
with wretch so infamous as Bella radger, or re-
fuse investigation in any case. And when did
they ever send two men so VIGOROUSLY profisaie
and abandoned TO investigate a case of ailedged
fraud, as in the New York Custom House, rs Pom
dexter and Kelley of Ohio, and command them to
sit with CLOSED DOORS! Two men more nri-
nous, in every way, cannot be found in the vzed
world, than Poindexer and Kelley, and yet they
are selected 10 expose "roguery, delilcalions, and
theft !" We grant, unhesa,ingy, that "rhis is Il
species of reform infinitely mole 10 be feared than
the guiliolinc ITSELF
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
ApApER CURREUCY.

A gentleman of New York who had some titles
to investigate and one thousand dollars taxes TO
pay in Michigan, travelled from New York to De-
troit remained at that place some time, and return
ed home, having made money enough by exchang-
ing New York safety flnd money for such as is re-
ceivable for taxes in Michigan, to pay all his ex-
penses and leave few dollars remaining,
The editor of the Cleveland Herald says that ga
friend just from Michigan, informed us that he had
occasion TO pay some $500 taxes in that state lie
exchanged the notes of suspended banks of Ohio,
for Michigan paper, receivable for taxes, at pre-
mium Of IS per cent, thus realizing enough on
5000 To pay all his expenses going and returning "
These are some Of the beauties Of an exclusive
paper currency.
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be proper and expedent TO this extra session, to
undertake the despatch of ordering business If
we went into ordinary legislation the Session
would indeed be an extraordinary one, as to one,
particular, that is, its length, lie hoped the sense
of the Senate would be expressed on this subject
Mr. Calhoun thought it was due to the country
that it should be known TO what objects the present
Session would be limited. If there was no limit
alton, the people would expect action on many
subjects public and private, which did not come
within the scope of the Message. lie hoped some
resolution in the majority would bring forwards
project on the subject Mr. Clay said he would
cndeavor to do so on Monday; and in tho mean
time, he would move an adjournment over 10 Aon-
day. Tho Senate adjourned to Monday
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
mo@a agEacYa OF TIE Rn7oas1.

WI, Inns r,,-,,,on the locd cries cc fine h,r,-
cilcri,cs, during the uio election, about Ii. low
wages Of labor? Who bus lo,go,tcn that rhe cider
snou,srs. all over III, Union. uI,cgsd that MIR Van
Euren had reduced the wages Of lahar oppressed
the poor man g;ourd the working men into the
dust; crushed the hopes and b ,h,ed III, prospects
crthosa who depended upon thai, daily labor for
the support or themselves AID their families -
Who can haya forgotten Ills; Most carioin'y none
but those who 10 not wish to remember il, or those
who duisg the election, wcso TOO drunk 10 re-
member any thing now
Compare, ono aomoa', the coarsa Ct i,r Van
Ruren with that oftho C'igarchy. IN relation to the
ia,aras, aftha poor olor,r.
Pr Van Gcran aaer'cd under lis administration.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
SEE HERE!
NO REDUCTION OF EXPENSES!


The National InteIligencer, the official organ of
the administrations in an elaborate article upon the
probable legislation of the Extra session of Con-
sreSs, had the following paragraph.
"Heharc no lea oraay reduction of The az
grcgate amount of the expenditures of Mc Cor
crnmeat. IN augmentation Of the rcreaue 10
some eaten isle fore incriiajle.'
This we believe, leaves not single promise
unflsifed, which was made to the people, by the
men now in power.
They denounced, when ont Of power, the ex-
trnvnuanrn nr tho G.";t"-. or the " nlIc House
When in power they appropriate SIX THOU
SAND DOLLARS, to buy MORE furniture,
They denounced, when out Of power, the use
Of b,ood-houNls in the Florida war. When in
power, they oppoin, Governor of Florida, the very
man who imported and used them.
They denounced when out orpowcr, the prac-
licc of prescription When in power, they prac-
,icc it themselves, and u degree beyond all pre-
ccdeH..
They denounced when on, ofpowcr, the amount
Of the expenditures Of the government, Now that
they arc in power, they say they have "NO IDEA
oiaay re lection of The aggregate amount Of The
expenditures cfMe Gorcrnmeat.' They 10 lon
ger talk Of" economy but only Of San asgmea-
tuition Of he rercage.' That is, they mean to
LAY ON MORE TAXES.
Here is more Whigyery for you, gentlemen,
What do you say 10 IT, About election time the
Administration Of Mr. Van Eulen WAS horribly ex-
iravasnnt, aud if the people would only assist
in turning him out and elect cd Tip, the en-
pendiiurcs Of the government should be rednc-
ed. This was one Of their chief hard cider argu-
mcnts. But row that the fpderalists have the
power, Ia, soul! they have mo IDEA OF ANY
REDUCTION OF TIE EXPENDITURES OF
TIE GOVERNMENT"
Go ahead! The people will get their eyes open
by-and-bye, we hope.
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ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS.

The Philadelphia Spirit Of Tie Times says, up
on good authority, that TIE editors or publishers Of
most Of the federal papers in that city and county,
are large borrowers and debtors 10 the L. s. Bank.
To the publishers Of one prc'c7dei democrats pa
per, the sum charged is about sSty-Gvc thousand
dollars. To the others, the snnIs vary fom ls, OCO
10 $4,000. To editors and the publishers in New
losh aud Baltimore, similar large sums have been
loaned among whom are the names of Webb and
Noah. 10 Gales & Sca,on, editors and publish
crs. in Washington city, of the official organ of the
new administration, there stands charged the nnor-
NOUS SUN Of four hundred and fifty thousand
Goil1rs,
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Chester Baxter Of Sharon, was removed hy the
the administration for party resons only--wn. one
of the proscrijeI under the old dynasv-and has
now merely been restored to The office from which
he had been removed without good cause.-
Wdchmdn.
The editor Of the Tpaichmaa il as near the
truth in this case as usual that is, he says what is
totally untrue.
Chester Baxter wns removed for unwarran,nhle
and repeated violations Of the Thanking priyilcpe :.
such us Transporting through tho mail under his
frank, India Rubber over-shocs, money for the bank
Of Woodstock, &c.
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WAsHiNGroN, Tuesday, 9Th Juno.


SuB-TREAsvRv.--D EFosIrE SYSTEM
The Senate resumed the consideration Of tho Bill
10 repeal the Sub-Treasury act Mr. Clay, CT
Ky, had moved 10 amend The bill by inserting
sccion repeating The depose act of 1896, to which
Mr. Calhoun proposed substitute reponllng the dis
abilities TO wh,h banks were subject under the
Deposi,c act, and which won.d now &C, very in
conveniently.
The motion 10 amend was los.--20 10 2s.
Several other amendments were offered and lost,
when the bill was ordered 10 ts eagrosssi-yeas
80, nays l6.
In lh2 House Of Representatives, the standing
Committees were announced. The following
arc the ChaiFmen of some Of the leading CON-
nittee:
Ways AMI .Ne1ns--Millard Fillmore, Of n. Y.
Foreign .dJairs-Caleb Gushing Of Mass.
Ilian ATlirs-John @. Adams, of Mass.
Military aydirs.-W. c. Dawson, Of Ga.
Mlawaciurc;-Loyereit Saltons,a, Of Mass.
.Nirai .7TIirs-llcnry A. Wise, Of Va.
JhiHia- George VI. Kem Of Pa.
Jadiciary-Daniel D. Barnard, of Y.
District Of COlumJia-J r. Underwood, Of
Ky.
Revolutionary Claims-Illlnnd Hall, ofVt.
Post Office and Pos! Roafs--George N. Briggs,
of Mass
Commerce-John p. Kennedy, Of Nd.
Public LqaHs-William Cost Johnson, ofMd
Elections-Winm Halstead. Of n. J.
Ciaims-Joshua X. Giddngs. Of Ohio.
Roads and Cdaais-Joseph Lawrence, ofPa.
Paienis-Thomas D. Osborn, CT.
You twill see that Mr. Adams is for some reason
or other, transferred from hi, Committee on MAUI
fixtures TO that on indian Affairs.
Select Committee on Carreacy-This Commits
consists Of Messrs John Sergeant, John @. Adams,
John Pope. WIN. Cost johnson, w. c. Dawson,
]. B. Dawson, J. NJ. Bolts, Romulus NJ. ssun-
iers, John M'Kecn, r. Barnwe Rheit.
ABoL1riox RuLEs.-Nlr. Charles I Ingersoll
who voted in the affirmative, Yesterday, on the
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
Get mad, will you, Corporal.-Spiritofhe .age.

Get mad, will you, Corporal.--Spiritfhe dge.
What about, Maior' Where have you been for
six months past Richmond Star.
Been' We've been fighting our way 10 Rich
nond through these nhoninnble federal pnslollices:
and rasaally hard time we had Of il, ioo.-.fge.
Doubiless--ihe good book tells us that rasclls
have hdrd lime of il. any way they can fix it,
We now get on us easy as an old shoe. Star.
No doubt you do, Corporal. That same good
book speaks of somc people getting on mighty nice,
in this world
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
WASHINGTON, Friday, June
wns mod In Session ID. day.

The House was not in session to-day
In the Senate, as anticipated, Mr. Clay from
the Committee on finance, reported bill 10 repeal
the Sub-Treasury, or act entitled "an act for the
collection, safe keeping, transfer, and disburse-
ment of the publ; revenue, and TO provide for
the Punishment Of embezzers Of the public mon
ey."
Mr. Clay stated tina, bis object, after the bill
had been ordered 10 second reading to make it
the order Of the day for Monday next. This
conrse was accordingly taken, without oPPosi-
tinn.
Mr. Young presented some memorials relative
TO land claims, which gave Mr. Clay occasion TO re-
mark that. before the Senate disposed of the pa
vsrs, he wished them to consider how for il wonld