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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07
HaehDOrta1st Caution.

tC{a WHEREAS, a young man by the name of
F. o. Howard, formerly clerk in the Office 196
Tremon, street, Boston has stated in the g Boston
D lily Times that said office is removed and that
he is the Agent for the sale Of The Indian Vege "a
BILE Pills or Indian Purgative, of the North Amer
lean College Of HeaIth-this is 10 inform the pub
lie that no such removal has taken place, snd that
the said F. o. Howard is an Imposter he not only
having no appointment for the sale of the above
named medicine, bnt was, short time since actual
" dismissed from the business on account of IT.
rcaulare., which the conduct of Mr.. T. o. H.
may make it necessary for me hereafter TO state.
The public therefore cautioned against pnr-
chasing medicines of Howard, as he cannot, by
any possibility honestly, have the Genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills for sale.
agents are also earnestly requested 10 he on their
guard against imposition, it is feared he has
deavored TO represent himself 10 them as the au.
tlIorised agent
1t is greatly TO be deplored. that one so young
as Mr.. H. should become, as have reason to be
lieve he has, the dnpr, tool of others more har
dened in iniquity, and for the paltry consideration
Transactions Of so degrading nature but duty to
the public and desire 10 protect the P.trons of
this extraordinary medicine against imposition
conpcls me to make,righteous efforts for the frus-
trafon ofhis evil purposes
The citizens Of New England are therefore re-
speclully informed thar the Genuine Medicine
has the following wording on the sides Of the boxes:
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS };
Qndan Purgaye)
Of the North american College of Health.
;LjD The ONLY Office in Boston Tor the sale of
the Medicine, wholesale and retail, is at
1875 FREMONT STREET.
WIN. WRIGHT, vice President
of the North American college of Health, 1f9
Race Phladel pIa. Al
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07
The FOFEOaCiBsg EefF0rs are
WE'LL DESERVING ATTENTION.
EDMEsroN, Oisego Co. Jan. 1885

EDMEsToY, Oiscgo Co. Jan 1889.
Dear sir feel il duty 10 the public, to
inform you of the astonishing efficacy Of your truly
valuable Pills. ] was attacked about The last of
November, most violently, with a bllious or tvihns
lever which ragged al that time in our district 7 liz
pain suffered in my head and back was most rx-
cruca:ing. first look six Of Your pills twice II
day, afterwards twelve, yet found very allr rhet
My wife then read over Your dIreetlons after which
took H. Then 20, then %, twice day and expo.
rcnced much relief from these powerful duscs
took 90 morning and evening Tor four days after
wards " hen fund the di.case Welding, ard The
fever Literally broken up. then gradually din.in-
shed the quantities according to the printed direc
lions, and in two weeks was out and well again.
used no other medicine but your pills. great
many Of my neiehbors, who scni for ply scian,
and followed his directions, and took his remedies,
were confined 10 the house from SIX 10 twelve, ana
fourteen weeks,sio say nothing Of those who died.
A considerable number, after ] recovered, oiIow-
ed the same plan had done, and to- k Sour pills IN
the same manner, and found the same happy Elects
from that course. | took fifteen boxes myself ;
some, however, recovered after using only four
boxes.
In one or two cases drafts applied to the
feet. WATERMAN BURLlNGHAM.
DR. Brandreh, New York.
Cooperstown, Jan. 3, 1899.
Dear sir--h gives me pleasure 10 say ia you,lhat
Mr. Birmingham, the writer of the above letter, is
a highly respectable farmer, and no one in the
town in which lie resides stands higher for truth and
varacity Qlery: lin malignant fever, such as
has prevailed through section of the country
THIS fall and winter, your pills should prove
lnl, may the, not be relied on in every disease, if
AIKEN according to your directions?
Yours, very respectfully.
ELISHA FOOrE, Gen. Agent.
B BrandretIl, NJ. ID.
Of the city Of New York
The above Elisha Fuote ESQ is gentleman Of
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MUSICAL REroRrER. \ neat monthly bearing
this title has been forwarded to us from the good
city of BosIoa Ii published by SaxtCn & Pierce,
No 1873 - Washn ton street, and Is edited by
Messrs Asa Fz aud f.. H. Dearborn. Zach mum
ber is to contain lortv-eigm page, on fine paper,
done up in style equal thu, ofany periodical the
country affords.
The design Of ,te work. is, TO supply an obviou'
deficiency in the Musical department Of English
Literature. The editors, feeling that ample anie-
,als are IN existence scattered the whole face
OF the literary world, have determined to collect
rrd arrange them in such form, as will supply the
mus cal word with an extensive literature, and
place the department upon level with sister scien-
cas i, il their intention 10 embrace all SUBJECTS
shat have any bearing, either directly or ndIrec ',
upon the science practice Of music, or the cult
,ation of correct taste. We wish them success.
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07

HON. JOHN HOLMES. This gentleman, has u
long communication in the Kennebec journal, show
ing up the bare faced and garing Inconsistencies Of
.'sssrs Feaiherstoneagh and Mudge's report to the
British Government of their pretended survey of
the NJ L. Boundary. Mr. Holiness possesses a
fund Of information on this evoked" subject, which
qualities him, to sci the matter before the people,
in proper form.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07

Sch Harriet of Westport Me. in ballast was
towed into Isle Shoals, 9th ut dismased ,having
rode oul the gale in the bay between the shoals
aud Great Boar's head. Pilot boat was expect
ed to leave Portsmouth 10Th to assist her.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07

The "burning of the Caroline by the Cana
dams is beginingto excite interest at Washing
ton.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRlF ED

ARRIVED.
Jan Sch Mary Chase, Chase, Boston
brig Angeiine, Barnes, do
CLEARED.
Dec 3l-brig N York, Merry man, Havana
sch Planet, d Robinson, Texas
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Rem aiming IN The Post Office, Bath, Maine
January |, lS4l.
~ When any of the following letters are caet
Or, please mention they are advertised,
lien Amos II. Iemont Sarah
ID Lines Mary
'oxwel Jonathan N Lee Sally
'ailey James Laury Warren
jrookngs Warren Lord John CO
'aker John S Lee William
Seals Emeline Little William
bennett Daniel Lurhard Mary J
'owker Many Ann M
Barnes Nathan McGaw Thornton
Lucy McLanathan Thomas Jr
Brown Weiethe Marble enjamin
crown VIM Jr. Mors Harvey
Bemls Jacob McNannus Rhoda
Black Joshua l. Mclaughlin John
Brown Charles S Mitchell Lorenzo
}urgess Zephallna Manson r p
Banks Charles
G Noys Sarah A
Frouker John S o
combs Joseph d Owen w lillian
rocker Hannah Olos Julia
rarteI Charles w p
Cowan Louis A Price Frederic
Chisam Danihy Palmer Lucretia
Currler Benjamin Parker Joseph
Carter Joseph w Pierce EleaZer I
Carpenter Margaret Purinion Sarah
Cambell Elizabeth Preston John o
ID Partridge William 2
Dunton Julil A PInhham Alta
)runmond Lydia Pratt Nathaniel
1elano Jane II Porter Ellen
Dor VIM Patten Horatio A
Davis 5a,i,' DAVID rdd' l. Quincy chatiesc
)onnelI Charles r
Doga John Rollins John
Davis Warren Russell L ii
4 Rowel John W
Evans Hale Robinson finn
Eder Isaac Robbins William 8
Evans Martha Roach Sylvester
Ellis Charles B Rhoades Robert
eaton Mary J Rand Sarah
4 Randall Isaac II
Frances, owners of brig Robinson VIM ID
Frost Lucretia Rogers Catherine
Felch saac N Robinson Abigail
Farnham Orrin S
Fowler S S Stnson Abigail M
Freeman Priscilla P Shepherd Geo
Foster james A Skolfed Hannah II
q Simmons Samuel
Glaser Daniel Swanion Charles
Gilman Dudley Sprague w
Gub,i Ephram Sprague Isabella
Gray Hannah Maria Smith Henry
Green Charles IL Stevens William
Ill Smith William
Haynes o Somes John
Hill Margaret J Seavey Ellison
1olway Daniel Soule John
Harding Elnhre 2 Steward James w
Hill Francis Sheffield Capt S
hanson Jane 2 Stevens Moses
hamilton Cyrus X StackpoIe William II
Hill Lydia Stetson Charles
Higgins Samuel Sanford Warren
larwood Clifford Il
luchns Benjamin Todd Abigail c 2
Hardy hbijah w : TAYLOR Ester
Iall William I'rot Elizabeth
laskins r II Turner Nancy
lughs John W
J Williams Candace
lanes VIM Whitmore Jane L 2
JARVIS James White Almlra
Jackson Isaac Whe eer Mrs
Johnson Jake Woodward Mary
* Williams John H
{imbal Ruth NJ
Il
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Fresh Goods.

EUS7' received and for sale by T S. BOWLES,
% & Co. No. l, Haloy's Book, Front Street, a
fresh assortment Of GROCERIES-such as Tea,
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aius Rasins, Citron. Mace, Ginger, Peppersauce,
Eng Mustard, Candies Ground Spices, Irish Moss !,
Rose water Mead Syrup, Lemon do, Sweet Meats,
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.4LSO-A superior article of WINES, selected
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As usual, good assortment of Cake, Conlcc-
lionarv, &c &c.
ALSO-A complete assortment of the newest
STYLE Of LONDON TOYS.
Bath Dec "a l-30
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BATH ACADEMY.

TaER BLANCHARD will commence: his Sec
WE oND TERN OF instruction on Monday the llth
day OF January next Grateful for the patronage he
has already received, MIR B would take this oppor-
orlunity 10 inform the inhabitants Of Bath, that
efforts shall be wanting his part, to secure the
intellectual and moral improvement of those COM
lnilted 10 his trust.
~ TERMs.-For the Languages and the higher Eng.
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Iish branches Fonr dollars.
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TWO HUNDRED PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
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1I
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List of B.etterS

Remaining IN The Post Office, Bath, Maine
January |, ls4l.
~ when any of the following letters are called
for, please mention they are advertised,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-23
Correspondence Of Tie y. hteiGgcncer.

VIEW lphHt Jun 49,
M, 49, Safe Legislature counter resolutions have
b.on introduced upon the subject OF the demand Of
y;rrinia mon y. York respecting the 1uglnVe sa'es'
Our resol rtions, Of course, sustain our Governor. !,
THE Legislature of Maine have not yet entered
uron The choice of IN U. S. Senator, but it is under
stood that the Hon. Geo. Evans VIII nave the onel u
The seat if he chooses to take IT.. -,
.Jrn;ted States Bank is on the advance, IN spite oil inc
bears and ~ranic-makers. Sales to-day, large 81 ..
EXCHANGE on England is falling. II is iDo TO loo -
The II s. Bank is drawing largely on England, with
MI t,ten bv The other philadelphia banks, probably
mon 10 recent loan. Exchange on Baltimore IS ! ~;
m mproyement-fo we believe Baltimore must re-
sumo. Bills on Virginia are getting worse. ("hyJ
Tur cAsror McLEop.-Tbe Canada papers make a
great deal OF noise, and buster in a CHARACTERISTIC man
ncr in reference TO the arrest of Mcleod. Inc loron,
n Herald. somewhat distinguished for IFS blood and
thnnder' paragraphs, is particularly furious. lie not
only menaces the United States but England also. lie
saws that the latter scannot, must not, dare not submit
to the insult upon the Nation in the person OF Alexan'
der Mcleod"
we perceive also, that orders are published making
certnin arrangements in the army with a view OF hav'
ipn n sufficient force at all times ready Tor any sudden
emergency. Whether this has any special reference
TO Mcleod, or whether another rebellion IS anticipated
or whether it is done to brighten the Yankees, We Q
course have no means OF Judging.
I'VE can assure Canada, and all the world Desioc
of one thing, that is, the authorities of New York WI
proceed firmly and resolutely in the discharge OF tnci
duty, and in obedience to the laws, the administration
of which is committed to their charge. Mr.. McLeot
will be tried for the crime alleged against him., and !
he is innocent, as we sincerely hope he IS, we have NJ
doubt of his acquittal. Ifhe is guilty, he Ought 70 De
and we trust he will be convicted, without the leas
reference to the absurd demand made in a tone OF sros
insolence by the British minister.
We take the occasion, however, to urge again tn
propriety of 1emoving The trial 10 some county out 0
the Immediate neighborhood d. the frontier, and be be
vond the influence of the excitement which prevail
there. The Supreme Court can order the trial to tax
place in any county of the State. We would sngses
some one in the second Circuit. No man need fear in
Justice at the hands of Judge Ruggles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-23
.9uG.E1puuoe ResoIution-rcjeded.

~ Ssb'btto J'
Mr.. Cropper's resolution which passed the IIorst'
Wednesday, was rejected in the Senate on Ihnfsa''
A motion was made for its indefinite pestpoaeE't~
which was carried by the following vote:
.lyes-Me,srs. Nash, (Speakcr,) Hunton, if;V'
Carson, Wiley, Atkinson, Smith, Conrad, Piper II,
ton, Bouldin, Dyer, Motiett, Bland, McMnIi'"' :
Fonlaine, A nderson, Good and hompson--W ,.
.loes-Messrs. Campbell, Thornton, jr, Cocte' ~
durnnt, Gusts, Lyons, Garter, Faulkner, Wo1lh'''
and McIlhaney-l0. -
Amonp the 20 ayes were the three Conserya''.
fNessrs. Fontaine, Anderson and Good and W.
Wings, (alcssrs. Peyton, Conrad and Preston !.
debate was a very animated one; and threw io'tn 90
of those sparkles of the flint, which must be strn'" =,
bv a collision between the Conservative md 7
Wings. Indeed, il is not easy TO see how poIic y
who have so many points of difference about .ien y
measures, can move together in perfect commune
The poet says,
Gan Dlscor.'s Harmony not well understood.
We can readily anticipate much political cisco'i
tween the members Of the Wing party: iof sc '-.-.
we'll understand how there can he any genniHc y Il
manent harmony between such discordant mater
No wonder that on the present occasion some a..
should break forth. Scarcely had the Wings
MIR. Rires, when they set in to instruct mn w.
one Of the most delicate subjects on which ne 49,
acted. They would have made him the 'ns''u"." :
his own degradation-and one OF his i'lents ~"
clared, that sooner than he would submit 10 Il, " -
have to throw up his Office. But this is no;iAe "",
by many, in which the Wings will expect ~"
counter to some Of the most important Eia'"nf.' n
life. 1t only remains to be seen, Whether Ne "
NIT 10 their acquisitions. On such tcrl', -.
which The Wings have conferred upon him. "'''s
more of n retribution than a recomPence. ~,
we understand, that there wns some care !. T. +.
on this occasion between the champions q =" Vs,s
and Conservative Wings Of the allied ann. (.
indebted TO an observer on the spot Tor a i"ps 90
of the points which entered into the dlscuss''" =
Messrs. Lyons and Anderson: RI. I~,1',
MIR. Anderson, in reply to some remarks o. ~ - IS /,
remarked that he wished that gentleman ~ 49, - .5sn.
party 10 understand, that the ConseFvat W.. ely.:.
selves under no obligation to act with VIM mere &:
80 far ms, in their opinion, the honor ano ~ . ~
the country required-He wished them IN ,h.: ysh!i.
%derstand, that unless they could s &C, M,,A ra<y
not act with them at all. He then aliuae' ,tor at
parasing manner in which the gcnllema" ~ "Con.:''
mond had spoken of the numbers OF ihe arnot, a.
,ives-and remarked, that small as ina. %rc i, =.
, The rentleman had thought proper til; %
more. He would inform that sen.e'"'II, er,.I rH
number of the Conservatives m 'he IN IN srs
w,s sy instead of four, as stated .. .,,en.ta
the gentleman would recur TO the IeiAI,.a ,,la,u.s .
the Two great political parties IN the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-23

NJARGRAyE.-Tins distinguished EnGi;eh stallion ana haseI'
lI and rertsr Of Racers, will make IN, next season u my stable
Charlotte Court House, Virginia. 1rms-sop INC season, paya-
be on Or before The lst day CT August nrAt, a. mn5n ' hnnd ~
season exyires, commencing on the 10Th Fehruary-ohe hnndre1
dollars the insurance, TO be paid as SOM as tie mare IS ascs0 "a mu
10 be in fnal, or transftucd-and in every instance - 10 ,e
Cronm THOSE that find il inconyenicnt to make payment at TIE
close of the season, will be required 10 execute iheir no'cs WA
good security, as have been subjected TO some dlricni'y u, ~.
Inc accounts of long standing. Good aud extensive pistlfage
will be furnished gratis. and the mare. wei ica, u re1uinrn n,
with grain, at 80 cents per day. Servants SEM n WI" h "inse'' wa
DC ooafoco sfa'f. 3" '""' r WYATT CARDWELI.
Sl-tIJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-23
Jan %

IN CHANCERY.-VlRclMa-A a Circuit SUPERIOR 'o r,v :" u
l Law and On Incey, for the county Of hcnIeo ann ~. +"
R,chmond' held NJ The Capitol, in the said city, on MONDAY, 'anu'
AIRY the 18th, 1871: Commonwealth of
sidney :. BaAtcr, AlW'hes Plaintiff:
Virginia,
n,,ici R,,c,ifI. and William F. Purcell, Administrators DC
na' ", n;,h ,ts wl annexed, Of Charles FieTef, deceased
Rowland Florencc, William J. Weldon, ana lanes y. . |"
ana John D. Masoni :" Defendants:
The bill in this cause being exhibited Tor the L pa, Iossnd M ,e
,ar;, ,,h,,cysr balance may be due from the deienhahls,
Daniel Ratciir. and William +. Purcell, ~ - Administrators a.
bonis non. with the will annexed, OF Charles fleren, ae S.h a.
"",n r. ~" !. .onn,v NJ Prince William, III this Commonwealth, on
, me c = ,e that the same is vested in the Literary Fund. On tbe
- - ,hc arorn.y-(ieneral, the Court doth order, that publ.
nln.o" " " al cor il,ree months successfully, in the Richmond
Ennmirer. Richmond Wing, and the National inteNlseneer; pub
m y. tore IN the personal estate of the said Charles fIercr, 10 ap
~ h.reo N the first dav of the next term, directed BY law TO he
SeIJ f,r the trial of Cbancery causes, and make themselves par
nei", ~ ~ .nd,n,s 10 this suit. ACopy-Testc,
Ties e'e"'A" WI. G. SANDS, D. C.
ai-wl3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-23

11IRcIYIA.-At Hastings Court, held for The town Of Peters
burg, NJ the Cout-i!ouse, on Thursday, The l7ih day oil De-
cenher, 1919: .nn n
color. who has been confined in the Jail of this town for the last
EIGHT months, was this day brought into Court:
Whereupon, the Court not being able to obtain satisfactory proof
that the Sergeant of this town advertise him in the Petersburg IN
teIiceucer and Richmond Enquirer until the third Thursday IN
January next, describing him in the advertisement, by age, stature,
color, and apparent marks; and tue said William Lewis, alias
Lewis Brown, is remanded to Jail.
A ~Copy-Teste,
The negro man mentioned in the foregoing order OF Conr was
committed TO the Jail of this town abaut the Isl Of May last. lie
is five feet three and a half inches high, about fifty years oil age
of q dark or nearly black complexion, and has 4 large scar on inc
hack of his right hand and wrst-thc hand being very mucn de'
fomed.l He states. that he was carried about twenty years age
from Dinuiddie by SIR. Benz: Hardaway, 10 The state OF hlanaina
period up to the beginning Of the present year, when ne retarne.
In Virginia. lie also states, that he was liberated by Mr. Sarda
way In Alabama, and that he has a free wife in New Orleans.
J. BRASCH, Sergeant Of Pesers6arG.
I'm SIT
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Vol XXHEH
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srATM Or LOUISIANA.

Parish of East Baton Rouge-Probate Court.
In conform ty with an order from the honor
able the Probate Court OF the Parish and
State aforesaid. !, the undersigned, Parish
Judge, will sell at the cort.er of the Lafayette
and North streets on
THURSDAY, 18th October next,
the following described property, belonging
to the community which existed between the
late II. A. s. Mussenden and wife Caroline
Il. Henderson, viz:
Henry. a negro boy about 20 years Of age,
Sandy, a negro man about 40 years OF age.
One gray horse.
The undivided half Of the printing office
known under the name of the Baton Rouge
Gazette.
ALso-The household and kitchen furnl'
ture.
T'ermssof sale, cash.
CHAs. TESTER, ?. J..
SEP 25 So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-23
Es. N. % d I'D 4. " +.

ATTORNEY n COUNSELLOR AT Nv.
Havine fixed his residence III the oNnIol
Baton Rolge, respectfully tenders 70 tl'e puollc
His professional seryices'H i'e WI, pfne1so !
Tho several Courts Of the third and iontth l,'at.
cial Districts, and in The supreme ,oNf'' a. :,
New Orleans. Business eoniided 10 h'hl VIII
receive prompt attention. j.
ofiee--on lafayette street, opposite Inc
residence Of Judge Tessior,
Anrl Dill
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-23
NOTICE

Ia hereby given to the person or persons
who have bought or shall buy the property
sold to satisfy the. claim OF Resale Lopez
against the subscriber, tkat said sale is detec-
tive, tie undersigned having bought said
property Of Berheile, she cannot be disposses-
ed Of her rights, which,, sooner or later, she
will re-aemand; for she protests that she owes
notting:to Resale Lopez, nor 70 her heirs, nor
TO BerhclIe, and the purchasers will be held
responsible for all damages.
MARY BERTIELLE.
n =, ~