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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

ORANGE FLOWER LOTION, FOR THE
~ COMPLEXION. The subscriber Offers this Lotion to
the public with confidence, safe agreeable and certain
remedy for the cure, prevention, of Pimpes the face
for Freckles for the removal prevention of Tan; for
richness from exposure TO the and for rendering the
complexion clear and beautiful 1t is particularly
mended to gentlemen, to prevent after shaving,
and for preventing all kinds of Empons which often
follow. For sale only by ORLANDO TOMPKINS, 27l
Washington corner of Winter street. Boston, and GEO. H.
CARLTON & CO., Lowell.
For sale in Bath by l.. WOOD, Central Wharf. 3nl9.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
NHAT the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the last will of Peleg Tallman, late of Bath in the
County of Lincoln deceased and have taken upon them
selves that ust by giving bonds the law directs. And
all persons having demands upon the estate of the said Peeg
Tallman required exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted to the said called upon make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN, 17o.,o.
HENRY TALLMAN. ''A0'"'O'S
Bath March 90, 1S4l l.
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b. f. SAWYER,

aTTORNEY At LAW
BOWDOINHAM, Me-
b. r. S. mill attend the several Courts in Cumberland Lin
coin ana henne6ec countless and acR ercspeiu the
business Of his Profession
REFER
How T Wn r DEnLoIs, EseR', Portland. Me-
Hon. SAMUEL GRAY, BOlcdoiaham, Me
b. c. BAILEY, ESQ, Bath, Me.
WILLIAM THOMAS, ESQ ESQ, East ThOmaston.
MEssRs. GREEDY GuILD, Merchants, Boston, Mass.
SEBA SMITH, ESQ, Men York CitU
BOwdoinham, March, ls4l. tf32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

VIE store next east of Doct Wlkinson's, in "Perces'
Brick Block, opposite Messrs. H. Hyde & Co,sNnos.
session given Immediately Apply to CHS. CLAPP, Jr
APP y, IS4l. t15 Stanifnrd,s Nhr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

GENERAL LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
.EfTy4GORDA, TEXAS, EVERETTE & Co;
VfCTORL4 TEXAS ENERETTE&s Co.
san .2NTONIO, TEXAS, J. b. R1AVIS Il Co
Custom House Agents for The above lIouses-A. Wads
worth Il Co, Matagorda, Texas Messrs Ewing & Co..
Port ahaceapon of entry for Victoria j. b. Riavis & Co
San Antonio, Texas
RgcreRcc-iien'l. SAM'L. HousToN Aus'ia, Teas
A. A. NJ. JACKSON Collector Of Customs, Galveston,
TEXAS;
Gen'l. RuFus Mcclellan, (of Maine) Port .9ustin,
TTGs;
u7) Hon D. D. D. BAKER, (of Maine) Preston, 7eras
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

MEAD 81 SYRUP.
& ARSAPARILLA MEAD and Lemon Syrup by the dozer
- for sale by CHA'S CLAPP, Jr. =
July 6, l54l. Is
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

NO. 1 SOAP.
0S BOXES No. Soap for sale by C. CLAP Jr
20 InY l6. ls4l. i6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
CARPENTER d HARRIS,
KENNEBEC x BOSTON
ID A q IL 4 L. IL IL " ID II IL Z. &

PACKAGE EXPRESS.
THE subscribers, in connection with Messrs. p C. HALE
friends and the public that they have made arrangement to
transport P.4Ck.aGES MD BUNDLES OF GOODS
IRON AUGUSTA, HALLOWELL, GARDINER, BATH
and intermediate towns, per Steamers JOHN W. RICH
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS to NEW YORK and other South
and Western Cities Personal and prompt attention will
be given to delivering packages and money paying and col
ecting bills, and purchasing and selling merchandise.
All packages intended for should be legibly marked
l"KENNEBEC EXPRESS' Large articles will be called
for if suitable notice is given.
Offices. At the AUGUSTA BOOKSTORE, Augusta; at c. G.
BAcHELDER's, Haowell; at A. r. PERKINs' Gardiner
A. Parsons, Bath and at P. c. HALE Co.'s, No 6, Court
Street, Boston. G. s. CARPENTER,
SAM'I L. HARRIS.
REFERENCES.
DANIEL WILLIAMS EsQ.
GEN. GREENLIEF WHITE, o,
VIM X. SMITH Il Co. 1"s"''
WILLIAM WoART, r., ESQ.
GEN. GEo. w. BACHELOR, Gardiner.
CALVIN SPAuLDING, HalOCeH.
b. b. MUssEY, Boston.
NJ B. All packages letters left with A. Parsons at the
''Sagadahock Cheap Store, will receive prompt attention.
Bath, May 20, l64l. tfs
ALBERT q. PAGE.
XOULD inform his friends and the public generally that
w he has taken the store at the head of odgkns Wharf
formerly occupied by r. P. Morse) where he is opening
well selected assortment of GROCERIES and PROVI-
SIONS, viz;
Coffee Flour
Teas Rye & Indian Meal
Sugars Cod Fish
Raisins Cheese
Figs Pork & Lard
Grapes, &C., &C., Blown Salt, &c. &c.
Sasaprila Mead, and Sperm and Whale Oil.
Lemon Syrup,
Wooden Ware and Farming Tools, and good assortment
of CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, &C., &C., all of which
will be sold the most reasonable terms. Gail and
CROCKERY WARE.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery, lust
a.,
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RANDALL d WHITMAN.
COuNSELEORS md .RTTORNEYS y4T Law,
BATH, Me.
RENJAmIN RANDALL, ,ro~.
WIN. II. WHITMAN. u2'rf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by c. s. jerks Mt
~ his Bookstore Front Street, the Theological writ
fngs of EMANUEL SWEDENBORG; and also other
works designed TO explain the Doctrines peculiar the New
Jerusalem Church.
Bath, Aug. ~, lS4l. 3moO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

& G. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
- toners and the public generally that he will continue
carry the above business in its branches with
patch, at the old stand, near the Sagadahock Ferry.
Bath January 30, I84l tf45
BOOK - JOB PRINTING, dome at tbis office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

CROCKERY WARE.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery, Just
IL imported from England and for sale cheap by
H. HYDE & Co
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

TABLE CUTLERY.
IVORY, Horn, Ebony and Cocoa Handled Knives and
Forks from the mandatory at Portland lane) for sale
by G. W. KENDALL.
Bath July %. If 49,
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THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT!;

EN.NEBEC AND BOSTON STEAM .MApIGA
LINE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
ID p. MORSE is constantly receiving per Steamer J. w
H. Richmond fresh lot of Fruit and Vegetables every
trip she makes. tfl5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

DOARDERS WANTED! 4T $3.50 PEI UEEK
II at the Commercial House! HENRY ROOTH
would respectfully inform the public generally that he con-
tinues cary the above named House and will furnish
board al $500 per week.
Grateful for past favors he solics continuance of the
same Bath, March II, l64l. so.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

ELLIS Il GREEN.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Mobile, Alabama.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

Norfolk, Roxbury, redeemablt
at their counter.
Roxbury bank, fraud
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

w. & NJ will also CARD WOOL x DRESS CLOTH II
the best manner and at the shortest notice.
PRICES for Carding cts. per lib. cash on delivery.
for Oilng cts. 6
for Produce 3 10 cts on delivery
If charged account cts. (nO yariations.)
for dressing cloth II IL cts. per yard.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

WILLARD WALKER,
.4UCTIO.NEER,
BATH, Me,
Mechanic Street, near the Town Landing.
NY ODD. lsll. u u
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TEXAS AUCTION.
COMMISSION, STOR4GE, & F0RH.4RDLN'G HOUSE.
GENERAL LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30

RHODE ISLAND,
|Scituate Bank, 20 a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

N.,,o,u D,rtNcrs.-i, traiy rtat,ior to see that
brsnet Of Congf~. has 81 lat manifested dpo''h u
src ssnins 90 e subject of or"etng f'fihcaior' 'nd max
s other e,sps.st,on, f,r ne dcaec or frontier While
ndoigte cn SD nbllt oPou TIE qao'eo"'
,rpd,,, Of ue Ctrese ff Their chsnc,et'e udcreoee
sod r,uc,nc, 10 regard 60 ne va'-ke movements OF
Encnd sc ourselves coping Aer Jolly DO an almost
patsuc ras' Chaa ny bad 0t reason 70 eiPeei
coils, M with Uneland than have t tie cmb'fka'"n 81
Gosi % net natural preliminary Of hos'es than arc
tie military preparation now making 10y Ter 90 'h'
eottaeri ard elsewhere and ihc Of bar dplomiu't g'
r6esrt enough or,hc se f,td.io pot them to. The
o Thing nov IN wsHe d, the termination ol Mcleod case
II banged oil probability Re Will be, immediate and
po~etu movements vl be mode By England fof re'ergc
uiUal rriaatous wl follow aad hall Tor the third
time be plunged 81 she HORRORS %: war With this Oppressive
ard mpeuus government with no preparations for self de-
fence RIPPED potion o the Union b, slavery and hostile
Radiant, snd 10 On portions and al uudcakngs h national
deb, ard bankrupt treasury Let others regard the premature
termination ofte China difficulties ho, think proper, but
are willing tsk etptcsou O. tie opinion, ,iat has
direct reference the pending difficulties with tie L States
And hLorwe believe it her intention in tie outset TO
conquer and subugate the whole Of tho Chinese Empire and
how much more God only kuows, and that this object was a.
bandonod When until when, size had settled her micd
upon war WIih US
The following proceedings in Congress show beginning Of
interest on this subject.
In the SENATE, Mr.. Buchanan presented a memorial
from Quaker settlement at Petersburg Penn, urging
upon Congress the necessity Of doing something TO
place the maGalime frontier IN state OF defence aud TO
build steam vessels. As this memorial emanacd from
pacific quarter it was honored with reading, and
ordered to be printed.
Mr. Linn spoke OF the defenceess state Of the whole
frontier from Maine 10 the Sabine, and said it would
take 80 millions TO place in proper state oiresis
ance VIVA, would be the use of a trhing appropria-
ton for ISOLATE spot when the whole country requir
ed like attention.
Mir Preston took very staesmanllke view Of this
subject. lie alluded TO the vast improvements made
by the French in prOjcctes the advantages 10 be de-
rived from steam marine power, &c. which might rem
der change in the whole of the old systems Of de-
fence indispensable At this late stage Of the session,
nothing could be done but lie trusted the matter would
90 to some select committee with science and nteili-
cence adequate to the consideration OF this momentu-
question, and that they would report what would
be necessary set this country footing with the
maratime powers of Europe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

after his vessel sailed the owner missed hs slave
when he oT his aLcut came ON in York. wlrrr hs
arrived in advance OF the vessel. huatd Of which 10
found his slave concealed u that neither he
master or any olhor officer at this vessel had sr,
knowledge Of the clopcmcut and c5nccalmcut ut ia,
slave who WIS delivered Up To Colby and taken hack
90 Nirciu1. Tho demand made on the Gov of Ncv
York nr the surrender ct three negroes who Vera
hands board is schooner; and tins Ypon the St,ic
mcn only o( the slave that they told him he could -e
good wages at tho north Here then they aucma, IA
sustain the charge of nan aEanS; those men, and that
too hy the testimony of the slave while hv their STAT
utcs they exclude slaves from being Witnesses IN their
own courts oflu-tcc.
Finally, hv wha, species Of lcccricmaiu the simnle
declaration made slave, that wages hugh at Tho
NORTH can hc mct3morphoscd into the crime of iL,r
and the person charged with having made such dcpla
aiion demanded for transportation 10, and trial IN tho
State of Virginia; and this rlehi OF demand clamc,
hv Lieut.. Gov Hopkins bv virtue OF tie constitution
am wholly unable 10 perceive.
am wholly Of the opinion therefore, that Gov Sow
ard has taken the proper course m the refusing 10 do
liver UP The men in question. \. G.. u
February l1lh 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
ro lhe rd.lotor lhc RnLl.nl load

=, ''' ',''
on "1' ''c cN''ofld' 'ead OF inc iaSt iier'hlh
G'' ''.,, w. 10 cNonc'S'c u'c wing i"tN
i""' '"N P''"'p'l'u ~ 'he haudS' secret circulars
~ "''''cu I'll 'ne recent elc'uon' mo an
u"' 'Io' '' ln'""' ana 2"uSiNc PERSONA "l'a'N oi
w we "ut,p V piece OF poetry on 'e 'ouru page OF
NoU. % -, 'le 'Suo'"h statesman charging nm OF
oe'E auth'f "' lr''r dated ~ inc Bank ct Rutland,
an" t'Neu up III '"g l"Wh "i N'US' previous 10 The
toTWon' 'e'uoh. mat sand IcUer 'r'cd ITS own
uS'a''on on us ACE ana ihat II was inc production
o' an ii1tUr"t uio'hhead' Wlih eihcr nara words
Now, Mr Editor your position gives yon the want
age ground and MS there is two sides 10 this subject
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

nr Tht, oocnsaustioa desoui', to lc wicked "'sa'a
blss,ei ,, TIE appearance Of aaoief indahapd 80 The mat
ietfoea
We have ust vs1cj through long promising honed &C
,, ofthe ed ss.urrr 10 that bite patience ard
ell vii le veil topping 81 With tho modest request Of ono
hundred hou.atd dollars only promising With that 10 end the
,tnre our mouth arcady made up TO sa' With 'ct
Jaslson 10y Eetaal i'ey shall have IT, when, lo tho
,ery ncs, paragraph tia, eve was the following
Gov Reid In has message 10 the legislature OF Tor
ida declares It io bc his unpleasant duty TO state, that
there is no immediate prospect OF close OF the tiori
da war"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

; c. Drrlsct- In another column VIII be- found a
communication from uis iadi'dua. ~lom week before
a pl,, ted beng the author Of certain letter purPor;
as have cmlnaict from tie bsnk OF Rand, offering pc
run:y assistance forwarding toe cause Of tie Wigs IA The
late viii be that & denies the charge with
tremendous vehemence stating tina, have made an
uu~sllcd and attack upon him, employing all
.HHIa.saatc b1cksuar3m, &c 10 then himself makes "a
and uneacd Tor aaek" upon taking to do for
TIE n.sngcr 90 which conduct tie paper.
We ldui, BE-, defence order to have chance to make
pahc oridnce on which cur charge founded and
shall leave readers TO make he comments feeling at
perfect aboa, tho conclusion, which they VIII draw IRON
them.
H. The G., place. tie fraudulent aud wicked coalition be-
tie Wings oud the banks or political purposes was the
yore theme Of this individual during the election camparn
II with hun matter Of perfect conviction that banks
generally the hsbt Of supplying money Tor political
plpoc and l fancy seemed oonurc up great imaginary
whch swallow thc legitimate privileges and
purity Of tie b,lo, baIa monster not unlike that which the
aboueoncs oths county used suppose cndcavong
swallow the during eclipse IL consequence Of which
tie public mind attributed the letter
hun; the the meaning Of language that 'boh'
the poetry sud tie letter attributed man" that
s the public generally, believed j CO. 10 lie tie author OF
the letter
Another Circumstance strengthen this superstition
hst tho Of the letter h. exclusively peculiar to the Eng
sh both speaking and writing showed plain enough tina,
the letter written by Englshman this in connection
with the facts tina, C. native Of the British dominons
and that the subject OF the letter the very which be
hlplng, would amount evidence good
usually be drawn from mere circumstances.
Another gives strength the whole Of the fore
going c. living in the very town, and We believe, IL
the very neshborood where the letter found and
there well here charged his face with being its
thor verbal denial 10 such could no, general
" be condoed amounting 10 thing. but when the de
dial given the public through the press under the indvd
uals signature bound in courtesy, Il
with respect unless than ccumstantia evidence
| is possessed Of his gnilt.
Another still for implication was the hand whc
he have had in getting up the spurious votes whc
we're generally played off ia this county in the State cleo
ton 1888 Our testimony this point not drawn fror
circumtances and can but acknow ledge its force.
Tho Office Of the Casteon Statesman remark overhcar
by way friendly such proceeding that c.
the bottom OF the dirty ck Of getting up these mongre VIII
tickets with divide and neutal1e tho Wing force
Here the short upon Nhch claim justice
ton Cor the alluded ;undenied, they
elusive denied. each Judge he thinks poppe
We have chosen cypress ourselves sony possible
it's impossible but the charge undeseved. Ordinari
We deal blows with tho intention Of Their being felt and calc
late To- handle matters without gloves
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

The President aud directors Of the Pennsy Bank Of
T. s have presented memorial to their legislature. which
they nothing short Of ability the time Of the
resumption payments show gold and silver for every
dollar of their liabilities would have been sufficient with
saGd the pecled and which
the the resumption and continued undated I'LL
the suspension They repesentand every body knows Is
cttit tins institution has for series Of years be en- the
object OF bitter and government persecution Sufficient
cripple any institution established They pray the
legislature them the enty which affords
other banks in the State under similar circumstances that
refused may not be compelled pay u per interest
until they redeemed The that in 9 days
he bank has paid for its notes than sir million, Of dollars
lover thirty three thousand dollars day 1t has at yarou
times advanced moneys the amount twelve millions
dollars for works Of public improvement &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

FLoHioA wIE.-so little dependence be placed upon
the rumour and that necessarily crowdng
upon that fora considerable have not taken pain.
10 copy them I, has been three four years since a.
surshee, every and then that tins
sIpens'e bloody and unshteoas warfare Just on the
point Of beng terminated and that the s, ndsn TO submit
vas At the door Pe'enJ Smother would discovered and
the whole posse Of Unee Sans would bs 10 toll
~hoop shef him, and r amer spending month, ,Iye and
lev 'hosssnd dollars they succeeded bgeAerng han the
brave isio~s ainosi exercise and vine &c,
down 10 pen the particulars q GLORIOUS victory promis-
us sssn fthtY tssss itt'e more orhs esd, 20 " nd
~ he e'fTer egoti 1r54s of zee i-S-, 90 c- sa no
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

Toe N5fian Ner-sailc Journal 81 Saiuriar
saws "lHs rssr came ar tAis fna'aipg, 49, thc tel
~ss $500 SEE iaYfc ~ ihs hhcaui 60 procure
c ftsu.rrt .arcties Costs were sdlutevt So TIC re-
spat sai, rhc ltcfaHi WAS SLOWED uli ff5ay neat.
" ---. ----- on L------ lnr -c--a-c u -e .-lr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

4 The friends Of All tho banks IN Philadelphia have
VI meeting 90 TIE city, and resolved to call on the
nfislaturo for measures OF relief Michigan banks do
n redeem
ECoscrnor WoaiHillsc (whIgl has been chosen
Rns,or OF the Z = hy the Legislature Of Michigan,
place Of Mr. NarcIl " H. S,aHael
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

ne ssensai e. The Cb.ssss question doubted BY may
urf., Frtrc' ihe grosud that Cap Eliot
cot tataIss Co po'sts conditions of sses We haze bel
t' rettons haa @ 20 sspPoss ihst gts tsiltd-
f.af Ir. -H ,rs rl't 10 ~ tb tie
ra'e- s-trs-tt- riasr t-li ,ts tss made g.cl,ss,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

Ilcar s.

near SIR
1t is some time since ! have written any thing for
your paper, but bear SO many opinions expressed
about our having war with England that am tempt
ed To express my views on this subject IN few words
Much ! should dislike TO our beloved country
engaged IN bloody war, vet would say IT our nation
al honor cannot he unimpcaChod without H. let come.
yes let il CONF rather than have our most sacred rights
violated, by our overbearng reghbors, the English --
They have been hcaping insults, and injuries, upon
almost beyond endurance Our property has been scz-
ed in own land vessels have been boarded up
on tho high seas, and their crews made prisoners by
British soldiers and have more than one instance
where national flag has been grossly insulted. !
think it is high time there stop put to such pro-
ceedings, and il it cannot be done in AIRY other way,
declare war hardly think John Bull would dare stir
up the spirit Of 76 this time have whipped them
severely twice with half the means now possess)
and if he expects any thing else the third time, he will
find TO his sorrow that he hns barked up the wrong
tree. From an old subscriber b.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

ssorsh - Of asaa' BY nal hs CAae'e Pay rovnd'7
80 s ne a. the and saens'' The o~n'" ''
tie dssiro,ed op un te.iics.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

Te pfes to be taking up tie New Yos and Virginia
corirosr'y COOS TIE question FOR the part,
scos.ei uToa IA msrth without directly dragging
slavery ntiHuion The snsnciPauon question
Most % the noAerh ard Of the candid Of the
,ouiA,fn press eon,os the claim, Of Cob, without sufficient
'srpar sad lhs decoa Of GO' Seward being consequently
proper Tie Nfssn ies,siors, alone ippssu be Of
al rsasob st11i g..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

The following oppression of sentiment bears too strong c
,cmhlaec to the Old spt, Of ~ allow neglect lis p.
peal We almost fancy IT, homcly the dicton Of
the pioneer liberty again expressing his dear
Fought sentiments and urging country to resist the ag-
etossions being made upon rights,
For the Herald,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

An Editor IN Cloucr.-No class of men labor more
assiduously to the public, and
grudCingy paid than newspaper editors The printers
bill Is generally the last TO be paid, If paid at all. Still
many people TO be unaware that there is anything
wrong in this and many take TO themselves credit for
pa,ronizng paper for which they have subscribed but
not pad In Boston, il appears, there those who
think and act differently, as VIC learn from card in
the Boston Atlas whose editor, after a Illness,
found that few friends had supplied him with a new
and splendid press, worth about two thousand dollars.
Burlington Free Press
Ia this State than any other in the Union there
singular and general habit prevalent the part Of patrons,
of letting newspaper bills from FIVE years
without paying cent In instances during this in
ieryal patrons distance whom tie Publishers never saw
and Of whose Circumstances he knows nothing either
to parts unknown become bankrupt die and have their
estates sotad without his claim refuse pay unable
pay by Of the thousand casualties Of life
deprive him OF his Just wo-earuod dues compelling him
medical adyeiring obtain ready money
fray his heavy expenses Now all this from tho fact that
people general acquainted with the
the casonot because they intend nnot Injury. To
show the matter in usuuc light ask any man Row much
he would give FOR hundred book accounts 81 each
scattered from Canada line The southern extremity Of tho
state from the Disputed Territory the central latitude
York state embracing many individual, they good
bad all whn may choose 20 debt to himl This
case and to greater less etcu, the with all newspa
per publishers
We could never why made and broke
With publisher is not dshonorabe and dishonest
made and broken with any other person. and individuals wh
refuse to comply with The Published Of paper violate
their contract for they become subscriber. under The hrrns
There are nov on our books many whose
one 10 Eve yesr standing and debts contracted sreug
Of these dues ye, 20 Dc pad
j. 4 possible bring around such regulation anon
Publishers this State other State, regarding sd
vance payment and a,the time lay The beor
their patrons them Of The utility seoessy
such Management
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

The Treasury Note Bill has passed both houses of Congress
This with the passage Of the empon Bill in tho Senate is
about all that has been done far except quaHelng and
spending money. Locofocoism dies hard but die it must