davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

ga, FARM FOR SALE, or Exchange for City
Es1a Property--A farm IN Queens County, l.. l.. cor
<H- tau!ng between 20 and ~ Of first Land.
in high state OF cultivation. The Dwelling and Out
houses are all new znd Grst ord.r, vita
falling we'll Of coed water, apple orchard, &C. The dis
taace s nine niles from New-York. The above pro2riy
viii be sold exchanged for city property, and posses
sion given immediately Address L. a. s. ut this Office.
II .Lavu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
DIR. NJ cMUNN'S
ELK IR OF OP u NJ


4 NEW chemical preparation Of Opium embracing All
"A tina Y4luao!e medicinal properties OF oPiuI " r
exclusion Of those which deleerio1s snd n'ele no
Morphine Coden .sd Narcein ~ conlo:naIon WIN snJ
aecoaic Acid are AL retained IL snsn I,
purity ard hence the superiority Of thus prePa,aon;
Is ucA eer4bo to every other form Of opiae ,ucn as
Ls-danum. Pareeoric, Morphine. Dsnarcoized Lau9a-
anm Lc Sc a, has beca fully proved and auiy &C
kno sledged by the most eHin1es ~ ne 49,,
ELECTS which invariably ttesd h ordinary Pee
s1ioo. Of Opisrn such a. constiPaten headache ire
ao-. nausea vomiting bu; it may be taken IN SAIL
do,e. 10 aIay al sseTlug with perfect safety asd
r,re cce.s For aIther paEti uiars OF its tTias IN
basoi,,l. &c sea directions sIth the medicine.
The Trade implied attae lowest prices, BY A. B. 4 D.
Sands 70 snd l01 Futon-s =, NY
RctsiIed by D. Sands & Co. n Bast B-osd<ay. BY
Rushtou AsppwA. by DR.. ChiltoG, 263 Bto,avsy, by
c. H. Rirg Ga Broadway, by Cot5ingtos 227 Hudson,
4. by Chureh Dspenssry, les Spr.nss t., and by al
Druggist. IN The city aad country. -.
Price - cents. Hi1u
!7IsEAP: CHEAP: CHEAP! a; JAalSoN
- & JEavTs'S Cheap Engraving :sd ftlnshS one1'
Visiting Gard Plate esgrased and my Cares or oniS
j So All Other Engraving al enc aa t INC r.
eorEar Greenwich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
= : C-zo-9, 80; Ts0YFY OF L!VERWORT-

nECr0RGk. HONEY OF L!VER"oRT-
/ Nowir. pec;ors! Honey Of Livercort, prepared
only by Jo.ep- HOW'LL in the city Of New-fofk' !. the
.ures, and ultst efcacious remedy for Cou:h Go!cs
AMI Lungs leading 10 consumption
/: Is sold at:he !ow price Of t~o shings Per bottle
For eale wholesale and retail az the Original DeP@
"a Nsdi or cor Catherine. ard retaed by H. v Rush o.
Barclay It Aaron Gilbert lo Fulton and s Bowery; Je,
H. Hart US Broadway, OF ChaRbefs street, and 70
Hudson cor. Of North Moore 81; w. H. Dlsenoerry
ives; Green~ich Conn. sad retailad By Druggists N
every cry IT the Uaon.
NIB 4s sure that each outside wrapper bcars the sigma
ture OF Joseph No~l l. full without TEch Goae are geaa
ne . lmsod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

ITO TEE PUBLIC.-L- & NJ. BROWN, lf!
Csa,hsm selliag IDgrsin Carpets at Is Cd, As
IS ard g per yard
anime themselves. Will least IS per Ct
ky prrcha,il Of the subscribers
g. Al articlea connected T::h the Carpet buslnfs-
cling ia the proportion also, remnants OF %
Cloth -at,be FOR putting undsr Stores seirg at o'ce
10 suit the times ~. 3n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

SuDDES DgATH.-Hon. Abyah Snitbot Water
vile. was found dead in his bed on Saturday
morning, the On inst. He retired 10 bed slignriy
;sdi.posed, and was dead when his wife awoke IN
The morning. He was formerly Postmaster OF
Wa,cryi!e. and member of the Executive Coun-
I'll under Gov Smith His age was o8.
80 Portland Argus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
ltfsYafN MiitNs. :sNNs u, SO. Ii3
BOILED GERMAN SILVER.

aAoiES g. mOFFETF, I'll Pfince-s;scet, nca. Woos's;
j would 1;iculary call the attcnlion OF Hardware Deal
ers and Manufacturers his superior article OF German s
ye. ,ich he Offers 10. s>lo aoesGc and retail of all THE.
rcscs and it equal 10 ruy, eiitor Foreign or DO
n,.siic. fnr cnnr mud snltnnss. VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
d ;;Y GOODS.

nsUeFs. IEUETa. iiUFEs! AT wa1'-
II: SONS, ia Caaiham i and LOO Bowery-lhe sub
.crbor IN tae ale, Of NevYork asd vicinity, that
lie mas band very rich and elegant assortment
of Lynx and older fur MuiiS, prices reduced fat %
per cent from aay previous year. lie earnestly soci's
call bcre purchasing aud assures those Tho favor man
III ;h,il 10; be dssrp iGted Fur tr!mSirgs OF sii
kind-. md Furs repaired at hort no-'ce.
o26 in WATSON 81 C5Atn,'a 50 and Ito Bovery
.1VV KAs.s4 9&assr os.-ALfRkD SMITH,
~ MerchsRt Tailor. no. l56 Fulton-st would invite h'
friend. and the pus!c call ard examine ms stock of
rev Fall Goodi consisting Cloh, Cassimcre and Ves'-
nrs suited 10 the s trade. Gentlemen leaving their o.
ers Eay Kelly upon hef being fulfilled IN the mos satis-
factory Ter!G- uoderSie--cash or delivery s. u
AsE PRICE tsHis-Geatemen wishing TO
~ PURCHASE good caeap Clothing, would do well 10 cali
a; 1899 Cha.aam whore they fad garments at
Cioth Cot. 50 TO SO. 10th Jackets 81 s.; sati-
Pants. ia TO $40; Cl0th rants IS 70 tf,ou
oi 8m JACOB COGs WELL
5Fsss3p CA&aIG szDasE.-The subscri-
~ her o;c.s sale sud splendid assortment Of
I-py Brussels fine SID ,upcrfre Ingram CarPetng Oil
Cloth Eues Mai,s, ssttiHg with all oIhcr articles cor
neliod with TIE business chaser than can nc bong at any
othe5 store in jhe city Persons from the country or city
wishing 20 purchase viii find it much their sdvaatago TO
cell before purchasing so~hcre, a u Casa south
,te noar Broadway. DANIEL Nj WILCOX. au27 3m
Cs:G2ss sf,.TS5 - q I.DTEEgEss.-The
sukscrbar still confines The manufacture aud sale OF
ali arcif OF ablr Clothing the yery lowest caSn
nrrn. Customers be accommodated both IN sty lie
rnnted T. III. or ,ljf oiion eiVen. l.. MILES.
NIL iw- 80. Spring St, one door from Washington.
DaS,sa EgEENGEa WINDOW CORNICES-
"a. Jlst received Q fcs paIiS Of splendid French Win
dow Cornces. with R0.rttes match. Also case Of
Sun masks nl coors; which, Win general
assortment Of Upholstery hand and Tor sale by
nl6 ~ G. & GRATACAP. - VI ,iien Lane
1,TsYafy EaibNE3 HOUSE, No Ia Full
Y lua lnG u Ann extending through from street
10 street. Tbs rYori,e ucrolly patron cd by
those study comloti we'll as cconoEy Is now IN
successful operation. Beef steaks, Mutton and Pok
Cs1as Veal tu;t;s &c. T. cents, cooked expressly 10
arIlr At al hour- except from IL ut noon, vixen dim
ne is served up consisting Of every variety OF he best
the market ali rt> most reasonable prices. Tea
and Ccfle. always ready, cents cup Porter House
Stenl.s TRIMMINGS. - coats. OYSTERS s'ewed or
fried With trimmings, per half dozsn - cts. mig tfua
sIGG9 ANss eSsLDENG sToNE.-Ths
~ Ssbscrlha. ill deliver board Of vessels at III
Prison Dock Dock Sioae Tor 10 cents por ion aud Marble
Building stone los Is Cd pe- ;oG.
States Prison. 'ouE Plsnsoni. June 9, ie.2
,.Ia n, I. SEYMOUR. Assr5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

.lApwgs HpANUFa CFgj HsE:6 &9' AND CONF
/ MISSiOS WAREHOUSE, No 81 Liberty street
Printing, Ihogr-rhc, Hsd Co.orod Papers IN al! heir
yariecs made % any quaiitr from common News,
TO the Eost Book paper made the country, At the fair
,arke, prices from 5e very superior mills OF Nessrs
c. and W Curtis Boston, and w. i NJ C-rtis, Bellv,e.
~ and from scvcra Other manufacturers having the hes
of machinery All orders thankfully received and promp
~ 4x..nted qu7 6n EDWARD rilRiiS Agen
.15<3RsElks-. efUsaa.ac> .--JFdsfs received
for Osborn assorted Pickles ~ iiaoas, ka!ves and
Qysrts in tho 5Tps pacsages catsup sauces. &c; NJ
I0nN BkOaCU3,
al %, On C'ulton-.t Front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

G Bishop ENGLAND of South Carolina, the
celebrated Catholic divine, having recently re-
turned from Europe, is preaching in Phila
delphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

PoAr SuxK.-We learn by the Alice Gray from
Louisville that the Diana, oernd from TINS or oF
tbs former porr. snagged ana SINK 81 eehins
paws Bar, snd was up 20 her main deeN- aF'i'-
plors OF lh- amousr OF loss. SC not learned.
The steamboat Smthsnd, bound down' SUNK d.
Island No. 2l-the boat total loss-part q hcf
cargo brough, TO pert by the VIM rencn-
fNew.OcIeans Bee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

DKEADrru AcclpExr.-Mr john G. Johnson
of the firm OF Joh4 Johnson x Son has been Goa
fined TO his bed room FOR the Pa.t eight months
from stroke of paralysis. On tuesday evening
while one Q: MS daughters was absent for :; few
moments in the next room, a newspaper winch
he was reading caught ire from the candle and nc
was iastaully in flames, His daughter ex insu!sned
the fire with a blanket but h Is most dreadiu!ly
burnt. HIS left arm was perfectly useless before,
and he anablc 70 assist himself. de IS burnt on
his rsh, side which was not palsed. bis ear Is
slE,ost crisp, the night shum5 mus come OIL and
nj. arm and side badly burnt. The physicians
cannot VET decide upon he depth OF the burn but
consider his situation critical | LINES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

III AN TING stCtAiluNs-Eyufy Gc,cflr-
W Iion o! good Servant. at ~ Broadway. all Of
d,Ts durlsg year promptly seppace i5r ss.
nic D.: c. MASON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

.AA TOT CssEAP-The new modern bulk
I three story brick house. situate on the essiery corner
of Seventh AMI thirteenth ST. VIII DO rented
c!eap 10 n good It has recently been painted
throughout aud been put in good repair. lrqura of
G. H. WINTER, lG " all It.
MS &. Over the Mechanics Bank)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
w A n Il 5.

IISS. ,oI0 respeet,a.e isnHi, csG q sup
w Pills! with good Servants At 1856 B.oedvay. No
ch.rs gfius yhs winter nil lw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

WANT D-At ~ broadway. a situation a. Foo
~ or Waite III private fanny BY Young raaa
with tie best OF reference. MS IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

sfTAxr 4 O--A Partner easy, genisrl ard
~ highly rrofisb!s business. which iro s. -
per ) clear profit. Css.'sl iros S'0 % S,2j For
orm4ion inquire 4 John three doors from Wi
- Ma
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04

diseh'g. 10Th brig Bordeaux, Parker, for Boston
about 25th, loading.
Ar at N Orleans 24th. ship Majestic, Mustard,
Liverpool 25th bark illus, (new) Gilchrist,
Thomaston 20; ship Diana, (new, of Boston)
Boutelle, New Castle, Me. 90, for Natchez, with
main mast sprung. Towed to sea previous to
18th, ship Trenton.
Ar at st Marks 18th brig John II. Stevens,
Hatch, Bangor, via Camden. CT 9Th sch Star,
Weeks, N Orleans
Ar at Apalachlcola 18th ship Hamburg, Cutting,
Phpsburg; sch Virginia, Pool, Frankfort.
Ar at Baltimore goth, brig Alcenus. Scholield,
n Orleans
Sid FIN Boston Both, brig Democrat, (late of
Bath Howes, st Johns, p. r.
Ar at Orleans 18th ship Adams new Gay,
Castine 20; brig Tom Paine, Robinson, Thomas
ton ~; 18th bark John Odlin, Hanover, Boston;
Globe, Silsby, St Joseph Below in the river
brig Zealand FIN Waldoboro. Cid ship Roger
Sherman, Nichols. Havre up, among others, snip
Queen Victoria, Thompson, for Liverpool. next
week; n Boston, Caspian, Patten, aext week.
Ontario, do.
Ar at Mobile 18th brig Pulaski, Thompson,
Thomaston. Cid Goth. sch Providence, Rodbird,
(of Bathl for NIatanzas
Ar at Charleston 2ith sch Arab, Bradstreet,
Baltimore
Ar at N. York 28th Pocahontas, Smith, Thorn
| aston
Ar at Gloucester 29th sch Lucinda, Snow,
Thomaston for Richmond
Sch n F. Rockingham, OF Waldoboro, for
Wilmington n. c. put back to Matanaas 18th ult
with loss Of re-rnast and man-top-mast
Ar at Matanzas 9th nit brig Magnolia, Mcr-
rill Bath, 90
CT at Boston 30th bark Edinburg, Houdlettc,
Y Orleans
Ar at Portland Cd sch Renown, Montgomery,
Boothbay for Georgetown, D. c.
AT Messina, Dec 10, brig Cetvantes, McN1an-
nus, of Brunswick, loading for Boston, to sail
about Jan lst.
At Havana Jan Both brig Mcclellan, Orr, from
Bath, uncer.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
C0nSlahle's Sale.

LINCOLN --Bowdoin January 25th 1871
THN7K EN- on Execution and will he sold Mt public
q Auction at the Inn of Thomas Gould in
Bowdon on Saturday the twenty seventh day of
Febrnnr- next at one of the clock 7. NJ. all the
right in equity of redemption that Samuel Hopkins
had on the twelfth day Of November 1910, betng
the day of the attachment on the original writ, in
and to the following described lot Of land with the
buildings thereon, Murtgaged previous,and bounded
rs follows viz--on the West by Catbance stream !;
horiherly on land Of Samuel Adams, being fifty
rods on said stream and holding the same width,
and running East sonth east hntii Eighty acres is
made ont THOMAS SHELTON
3,yf5 (nnetpble ot Es,Wdnin
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
NJ AR RED.

In this town. on Friday evening last, by Rev.
J; T. Gilman, Mr. james B. Doughty to Mrs. La
yina Clark.
In Lewiston, by Samuel Garcelon, ESQ. Capt
EBEyEZER SWEET of Wales to Miss ELIzAsErH
H., daughter of John Powell, ESQ. Of l..
In Thomaston, Mr.. Isaac c. Abbott, to Miss
Harriet w. Pressey.
In st. George, Mr.. James Murch, to Miss Ma
ry a. Jameson
In Bristol, Mr.. VIM. o. Poor of Belfast, to
Miss Lucretla M. Hunter.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
The f0itO9USng EeEFcrs are
WELL DESERVING ATTENTION.
EpNEsroN, Otsego Co. Jan. ls9

EDMEsToN, Otsego Co. JAN 1899
Denr sir--f feel il duty owe To the public, tn
inform you of the astonishing efficacy Of your truly
valuable Pills. was attacked about the last of
November, most violently, with bi'ous fypAus
lever which ragged at that time in our district. he
pain suffered IN my head and back wns most ex-.
cruciaug. I first took six of your pills twice a
day, afterwards twelve, yet found very uie relief,
My wife then read over your directions, after which
| took IL then 20, then %, twice day, and expe-
rieneed much relief from these powerful doses 1
took 90 morning and evening Tor four days afie'-
wards when I found the disease Yielding. and tho
fever literally broken up. then gradually dimin-
ished The quantities according to the printed dlrec-
lions, and in Two weeks was out and well aTap. /
used 40 ohcr medicine bnt your pills. greaS
many of my neishbors, who sept for ply s'rtan,
and followed ms directions. and took lis remedies,
were contired TO the house from six to twelve, hnf
fourteen weeks, ~ say nothing of those who died.
A considerable number, after recovered, follow
ed The same plan had done, and TO- Your pills IN
the same manner, and found the same happy effects
from that course | took fifteen boxes myself;
snne, however, recovered after using only four
boSes.
In one or two rnses drafts were applied to the
feet. WATERMAN BURLlNGHAM.
DR. Brandreth, New York.
Cooperstown. Jan. 5, 1889.
Dear Sir-h yns me pleasure to say to you, that
MIR. Birmingham, the writer of the ahaye letter, is
highly respectable farmer, and m one in tbs
town in which he resides stands gher for lrnth and
varacity Query: lfin malignant fever, such az
has prevailed through section of the country
this "a and winter, your pills should prove success
FL, may they not be relic on in every disease, II
aiken according to your directons'
Yours very respectfully,
ELISHA FOOTE, Gen. Agent.
b Brandrcih, VI. ID.
of the city Of New York.
Tho above Elisha Foote, Esq is gentleman Of
h,,,h ~ 81. ,Jr anG
the U. S. Court. B. BRANDRETH, M. ID.
Pedlars invariably sell counerfeis Of the abovn
valuable medicine. Therefore, NEVER purchase but
Of my local agcnts-oi which there is one in every
town in the United States.
For list Of Agents in Cumberland and Lncoln
counties, Me-, adv easement in another part OF
this naper. b. b.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
Farm for Sale.

TESllE subscriber will sell hs Farm in Bath
Il containing about ninety acres Of first rate
moving tilIage, pasture and wood lands, with the
buildings and rounding on New Meadows River,
is situated 10 lie easily n,annrcd and nttrsect-
ed hv the New aud great road from tho country.
Said Farm will he sold entire or if desired | will
sell separately the pasture and wood land east Of
tho new road, containing about sixty acres. For
terms apply on the premises to VIM. FOOFE.
Bath Jan 9Th iR1l. 3wdI.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
DIE D,

In this town, 9th ult, Miss Sarah Ann, daugh,
ter OF Mr.. Jesse Holbrook, aged 49,
In Georgetown, 29th ult. very suddenly Mr..
Thomas Lehman, aged 80 yrs and mos,-a SOL
der OF the Revolutionary war.
In Waldoboro on "Wednesday of last week Mrs
Lncy, wife Of Charles Sampson, Jr, aged 80.
In Thomaston, Capt john Gray Paine.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
EssapOrsant Caution.

fCJs WHEREAS, n young man by the name Of
F. O. HOWARD, formerly a clerk in the Office 1873
r. enont street, Boston has stated in the = Boston
Daily Times that said office is removed and that
he is the Agent for the sale Of The Indian Vege.n-
Bile Pills, or Indian Purgative, ftho North Amer.
lcan College Of Hcal.h-this is 10 inform the pub
lie that no such removal has taken place, snd that
the sad +. o. Howard is an Imposter, he not only
having no appointment for the sale of the abcvo
named medicine, but was short time since ,sctual-
" dismissed from the business, on account of ir-
Irregularities, which the conduct of Mr. F. o. II.
may make it necessary for me hereafter TO stats.
The public are therefore cautioned against pur.
chasing medicines of Howard, az he cannot, bv
rny possibility, honestly have the Genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills for sale.
Agents are also earnestly requested to be on theis
guard against imposton as it is feared he has en-
deavored TO represent himself TO them as the au.
lhorlsed agent.
1t is greatly to be leplored that one so young
"a Mr. II should become. as have reason 10 be-
ilcve he has The dupe, TOOL of others more har
dened i'll iniquity. and for tho pairy consideration
ola lew dollars, allow his name TO be coupled with
transactions OF so degrading nature but duty tn
the public and desire TO protect the p'trons OF
this extraordinary medicine against imposition,
compes 10 masc.rig hteous efforts for the frus.
tratnn OF his evil purposes +.
The citizens Of New England arc theyefore re-
speciully informed thai the Genuine Medicine
has the following wording the sides of the hoSss.
HRlGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS !;
Qndian Purgatiye,)
or the North american College of Health
iC|s The ONLY Office in Boston tor the sale OF
the Medicine, wholesale and retail, is At
l9o FREMONT STREET.
VIM WRIGHT vice President
ofthe North American college of Health, Ie3
Race Phadelphia. al
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04

LINCOLN, S. Bowdonbam, january 18Th, le4l.
fEN.8k EN- en- Execution and will be sold at public
X. auction at the store Of Orington Lunt d Co.
in Bowdonham. on thursday the 18th day of
February next at two Of the clock in the afternoon,
all the right, title and interest that Ebenezer Beal
OF said Bowdonham had on the day
of the date of the attachment on the original writ
in and to lot IF land situate in said Bowdoinham,
being that part of tho farm which james B..
Reed late # said Bowdoinham, lived and died,
being the same which said Bcsl conveyed by deed
Of qnitcai'n january LIST, le39, 10 Thomas r.
Reod;-reterenco 10 said deed Of quclaim 10 be
had Tor more particular description.
JEREMIAH M1lLAY,
AZ Constable Of Bowdoinham.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

II HAVE taken on Execn,ionand shall sell at pub
III lie vendue on Saturday The 9Th day of March a,
the Inn of John Boals in Bath all the right in -qui
iy that Mathew Sheffield has or did have the 23lh
day of October i640, of redeeming the following
described real Estate and building situated in said
Ralh, il being that part Of the first lot Of lnnd set
off 10 William King in tho division Of the Whito
es-te as south Of the Turnpike road from Bath
To Brunswick and is bounded on the turnpike road
North The Fits heirs South, and on the other heirs
Of said phitcs estate East and Vest about fourteen
rods ofland, more less. tho same having been
mortgagcd 10 WlIlinm Card ner to srcure the pny.
ment IF four hundred dollars, with interest, the
ga ID mortgage deed recorded in the western dis.
trct of Lincoln March lG, 1899. Book Ia. page
595, JAS. WAKEFIELD, Deny Sheriff.
Bath Feb. 9, lS4l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
Baldwin Apples, Chesnuts, and
WaInutS.

Il UST receized by Thomas F. Donrell, 6gent
% 100 Bbls hand picked Baldwin Apples for
family use, will keep the winter; 40 bushels Ches
nuts and barrels Walnuts, cheap enough,
Ahso-Jast received an additional stock Of 9ro
ceries and other notisns Call and see.
Bath, Nov. 25 %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
January 25th, l.

EM7ANTED at this office, few cords of Wood
Wv in exchange for subscri ptions to the Tee-
gsaph, from those persons, who have contracted
to pay in that way. Immediate attention is re-
nneSfed,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
NEW GOODS,
.Ef No. a EF6sFPy's EgE0ck.

veAMES OLIVER has jnst received
29 sock OF Fall and Winter Goods, consisting Of
Dry Guods Groceries. Gro kerry and Glass Ware,
which he otfsrsyERy Low roH CAsH.
Batk. Nov % zow3G
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
M A RINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVALS, CLEARANCE. &

ARRIVALS. cLEARANcEs, SC.
Al Valparaiso Nov 4, brag Grecan, Lemont, fir
Callao, 5th
At Havana 9tbnh ships Cordova, Lowell and
Canton Otis, disch'g
At Matanzas 18th ult bark Gilbert, Given,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04

turc aulhorisng persons to vote in places not IN
corporated and to report what, if any, restrictions
or alterations are necessary
This prevailed, but afterwards, on motion of
Mr.. Delesderaier, was reconsidered. Mr. D.
wished to amend by enquirng what right, if any,
citizens of Massachusetts had to vote in our cleo
tons. The whole subject was then LAID on the
table.
The House then proceeded to the election of
u S. Senator, to supply the place of Mr. Rug
giles, whose term expires the third of March next.
Messrs. Lyman, Hodgdon, Deane, Bradley and
Wallace were appointed to receive, sort and count
the votes; and having attended to this duty re-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-04
In SENATE, THURSDAY, Jan 2S.

d. In SENATE, THURSDAY, Jan 2S.
a message was received from the Honse, stat
ing that Hon. GEORGE EvAss had been elected
by that body as Senator in Congress for six
years from the third of N arch next.
A message from the Governor transmitting res.
oiutions passed By the Legislature Of Indiana pro-
posing TO amend the Constitution of the United
States so as to restrict the Presidency to sin. lie
term, was referred to the committee who have
similar resolutions under consideration.
The time having arrived for the choice of u s.
Senator, the Senate proceeded to ballot, after APP
pointing ,Messrs. Eaton, True and Parsons, TO re-
ceivc, sort and count the votes. The committee
reported as follows viz:
Whole number Of votes 90
Necessary to choice IL
GEORGE Evans had IA
JoHx FAIRFIELD had
And Hon, GEORGE Evans, was accordingly de-
clared duly elected; and message to this effect
was sent TO the House, and the Secretary of the
Senate was ordered to notify the Governor of
the fact, and to request him to furnish Mr. Evans
with the necessary credentials, to enable him to
take his seat in the Senate Of the United States
from and after the specified time.
In the HousE. Remonstrance of J. n. Bates
against sebomook Sluceway, presented and re.
kned.
On motion of Mr.. Morrison of Sebec, Ordered.
that the judiciary committee be instructed to in.
Qnire INTO the subject of the law which was pas
sed at the adjourned session of the last Legisla.