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.. Il.
CURE YOUR coLDs.-Call and buy some of j. Pease 4
u Sons clarified ioarhonnn Candy renowned IN
New York during the past year, fur curing Coughs, Colds,
'S HILL & DABNEy,
Corner the Col. mbian
No., 5S-f
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
ARRIVALS. CLEARAN

ARRIVALS. CLEARANcEs, &c
Ar at n London 5th sch Lucy, Blake of Cam
den
At Aux Caves 9Th ult brig Roman of Bucksport
80 DAYS fun Wilmington n c brought in by a
Danish man Of war
Ar at Havana, 18th ut, brig Betsey, Coombs,
Bath
Ar at N Orleans Gath ship Wales, Watts Bre-
men, 60. Cid bark Edinburg, Houdette, York
brig Acenus, Scholield, Baltimore. Ar Goth
ship Diadem, Barstow, Liverpool; bark Suwar-
row, Sleeper, Thomaston 2Sth, ship Manches-
ter; Bosworth, Baltimore Delaware, Patten,
Natchez. Cid bark Florence, Decker, Boston
Ar at Mobile goth, sch Patriot, Oakman, Bath
2Sth sch Provide nee, Rodbird, (of Bath) Santa
Cruz
Ar at Boston 9Th brig America, Soule ,(ot Bath
Havana 18th ult 9th, brig Nassasot, Trott, GOT
do) Amsterdam, New Deppe 9th uIt. Cid bark
Henry Newell, (of Brunswick Me late of Boston)
Matthew Martin, N Orleans
Ar at Holmes Hole 9TH brig Hallowell, Smith,
st Marks 30 for Boston. Sth brig Chrlstiana,
Ballard, Havana. Dec 8, for Boston. Left ships
Cordoya, and Canton, Otis, fun Bath unc
Ar at Matanzas Nth, brig Lion. Fulton, Bath "a
Ar at st Marks &c h sch Star, Weeks, Bath and
adv for Orleans Sd inst
Ar at Charleston LIST brig Porto Rico, Cald-
well, York
Cid at N York 9th brig Charles Thomas Dough
ty, Norfolk
Sch Waldo, Wyman, fin Bath for Mobile, was
at Key West 2Ist ult with loss o. Topmast and
Boat
Cid at Baltimore 4.h brig Harriet Brainard Lee
mont, Wilmington, n G.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

fCP WHEREAS young man by the name of
F. .. Toward, formerly clerk in the Office 1913
fremont street, Boston has sta ed IN the . Boston
Daily Times" that said Office is rem owed and that
he is the Agent for the sale of The Indian Vege IA
Bile Pills or Indian Purgative, Of the North Amer
lcan College of Heah-this is 10 inform the pub
lie that no such removal has taken place, sud that
the said F. o. Howard is an ITpoSter, he not only
having no appointment for the sale Of the above
named medicine bat was short time since ,9ctual
" dismissed from the business, account of ir-
Irregularities, which the conduct of Mr.. F. o. H.
may make it necessary for me hereafter 10 state.
The public are therefore cautioned against pur-
chasing medicines OF Howard as he cannot by
any possibility honestly, have the Genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills for sale.
AGENTS are also earnestly re1ues ted 10 be on their
guard against imposition it is feared he has en-
deavored to represent himself TO them the au-
thorsed agent.
1t is greatly to be depored, that one so young
as Mr.. II. should become. as | have reason to be.
ieve he has, the dupe, or tool of others more har
dened in niquity, and for the pallry consideration
ola few dollars, allow his name TO be coupled with
transactions of so degrading nature ; but duty to
the public and "A desire 10 protect the patrons of
this extraordinary medicine against imposition
compels me to makc,rg hteous efforts for the rus-
ralion ofhis evil purposes
The citizens of New England therefore re-
spectiully informed that the Genuine Medicine
has the following wording on the sides Of the hoxes
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS )
(lndian Purgatiye,)
Of the North american College Of Health.
sCeThe ONLY Office in Boston for the sale Of
the Medicine wholesale aud retail, is at
1913 FREMONT STREET.
VIM. WRIGHT, vice President
ofthe North American college of Health, lf9
Race Philadelphia. Al
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
THE LINCOLN TELEGRAPH,
B A 7 H M e.:
THURSDAY MoRNTNG, JAN. II.
A general Bankrupt Law.

This is a subject of national Importance, and is
now exciting very general interest, throughout
the country. At the last session of Congress, the
subject was brought up, and discussed to some
length, but failed ofany final action,o the ground
that the people had not then passed upon italthough
thousands upon thousands of, petitioners had sent
IN their memorials for the passaee of some law,by
which the proposed remedy might be effected
At the present session of Congress, we are
gratifed to notice, that the subject is again re-
vived and petitions are pouring in from all quar-
tiers of the union. The general tenor OF these
memorials, is, that i" a general bankrupt law, may
be enacted, that will release unfortunate, but
honest man, from his debts, (and at the same
protect the just right of crcditors) upon the sur
render of all his property, for the benefit Of his
creditors That such law ought to be enacted
is clear, beyond doubt attempt has been made
heretofore, and doubtless will be again. to drag in
banking and other corporatonsa and thus defeat the
project, for party purposes it's hoped however,
that the more liberal and correct policy will pre-
Va-even at the present session, and thus al-
ford a very material and essential measure of re-
lief to the business community. 1890.
A memorial is in the hands of Mr.. OTIs KIM
hall, and it is hoped, our citizens will see the
propriety of putting on their names without delay,
ifpossbe, to secure the success of this philan-
thropic object.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


By the Packet ship Garrck, now ashore New
Jersey Beach, the New York editors have received
London papers 10 the evening of the 9th Dec. The
ship had fine run of p DAYS but will never have
another Il letter from the Captain, dated Thurs
day morning, states that she had blged, and had ten
feet ofwater in her hold. The crew and all her
passengers saved.
The Refinement ofthe remains of the Emperor
was to take place on the 18th Dec. The escort was
to consist of 3d. 00 men, under command of Gener
al Schneider.
The Messenger contrudics the runor that Prince
and afrms that the matter has neither been deter
mined on, nor even considered.
In Paris hundred thousand men were under arms
The excitement was very groat among the people,
but the strong military arrangements left no appre-
tensions of disorder.
The submission of Mehemet Ali was published on
the 9TH in Paris, in form of Geographic despatch
from MarseilIes.
A letter from Constantinople, of the 18th Nov.
says, that the population of that city, and of all
Turkey are in a state of fermentation, and look
with displeasure on the events in Syria. IL is even
said that four regiments have mutinled in Asia MI
nor one of them cautioned at Kutayah assasinated
all lis officers on receiving orders 10 march.
Commerce..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
goth COngress""SecOnd Session,
TUESDAY, Jan. >.

TUESDAY, Jan. ..
In the Senate, Mr.. TalImadge OF N. Y.
presented petitions from New ork City,
and from Lockport, New York in favor Of
u general Bankrupt Law.
A petition was also presented from citi-
zens of New York, in favor of abolshsng
the spirit ration. Referred to the committee
on Naval Affairs.
Mr.. Buchanan presented six memorials
from Pennsylvania in favor Of the aboll-
ton Of the spirit ration.
The following bill was passed during the
day.
A bill making compensation to the State
of Maine for the services Of her militia.
The House was engaged during the day
in the consideration of the contested seat
between Mr.. IngersolI and Mr.. Naylor.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6.
In the Senate, several petitions were pre-
scented, in favor of the Bankrupt Law, and
one remonstrance against it was presented
by Mr.. Wright, from the citizens OF New
York, which, with the names attached, was
ordered to be printed. A petition from N.
York and six memorials from Pennsylva-
MIA we're presented in favor of aboishing
the spirit ration on board vessels of war.
The pre-emption bill was then taken up
and debated at some length by Messrs.
Crittenden and Buchanan.
The House of Representatives was en-
gagged during the day in the consideration
of the contested seat between Mr. Inger-
soil and Mr. Naylor.
THURSDAY, Jan. Z.
In the Senate, Mr. Benton gave notice of
his determination when the Bankrupt bill
came up for discussion to offer an amend
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
Ed0rfragee,s NOtice.

YfAMES HARLOW on the 18th dav of Sep
~ TENDER, 1888, then of Hallowel in the County
of Kennebec, by his deed of that date conveyed in
fee and mortgage to 'Tsaac Smith and Rufus K.
Page Of said Bnllowel. Esqprs.. certain piece of
land situate in Bath, County of Lincoln near Centre
street which deed duly entered with the
cords Of Deeds in and for the County of Lrroln
Western District, book 9th. page 2l2, on the 25ib
day of Oct. 1888 to which recorded deed reference
is had; 10 secure the sum of four hundred dollars
with interest annually 10 he paid in two wears from
dale of said deed to the said Smith and Page or
Their order. Now he il known, that we The said
Smith and Page az Mortgages as aforesaid Of the
land aforesaid dccaie the condition in said deed Of
mortgage l. broken by non paYment-ef The sum #
money aforesaid within the period Of tvo wears MS
atoresaidb BY reason whereof we catn 10 freclose
the SAID mortgage pcrsuanf 10 the law of Maine,
1898, in said case made and provided
RUFUS K. PAGE.
ISSAC SMITH.
HalIowel, Dec. 18th, 1910. 2w42
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
Farm for Sale.

FpvHE subscriber will sell bis Farm in Rmb
n containing ahont nneiv acres Of first rate
moving, 4iage, pasture aud wool lands, with the
buiidiul~. aud bounding on Hew Meadows Rlvfr,
is 50 snafed IA lie easily miihnred and nerseet-
ed bv the New aud great road from the eollnlry.
Said Farm will be sold entire or if dPsued ! will
sell separately the pasture and wood band cast oI
the new roid containing about sixty arres For
terms apply on the premises to W NJ. roo Is.
Rrlh J n f.h 1NAl. - ~ }edl.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

The report of the Committee appointed to count
the votes for Governor, makes the ic'.owlng con-
cusion -
The whole numb>r returned and counted is ~ 80
Necessary to II choice 42,o9O
Edward Kent has 43,"4
John Fairfield 45,1W
All others 81
No person having majority, the choice Will
devolve upon the Legis allure. From the four
highest candidates, the House must send to
the Senate, one of whom will be chosen by that
body. The report however is not yctacceptcd.
heH. Jour.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
The POFscgU5mg EeSE0rs are
EDMEsroN, Olsego Co. Jan. is

EDMEsToN 0lsego Co. Jan 1899.
Dear sr--i feel il "A dut9 owe to the public, to
nrnl YOU of the asfonis ng efficacy Of your truly
valuable Pills was attacked about the last Of
Nayeplbcr moss Violently, with a billions OF tvphus
lever which ragged al that time in our district The
pain suffered IN my bead and back was most ex-
rrici5t:itg. first took SIX Of yoflr pills twice
day, afterwards Twelve, ct FUND very little relief
Nv wife het read ynnr direct ions after which
! took IL tIicn 20, ihen q. twice day, and expe-
rienerd much lclief from these powerful doses. I
took 20noriHg and evening Tor four days after
wards. " hen found the disease Welding. and tho
fever llerIl hrtdifa up. then grad'mily dIu,in-
ishefi the quantities according Ia the printed drec-
ilaus and IN i~o weeks WAS OFT and well again. |
used no other inedieue but Your pills. A great
HFany ri my reialibrs. who srn for a physician,
and followed his drec'iouS and toak bis remedies,
confined 10 tie ifuuse from to Twelve, and
fourteen weeks say nothing IL those who died.
A considerable ntuilor, alter recovered follow
cd tie sanic plan lad done, and to- pills IN
the Same manner, md fouudihe same happy effects
from that rour~e | took fifteen boxes myself;
s'ne however, recovered after using only four
boxes
In one or two drafts wero applied to the
fart. WATERMAN BUCKINGHAM.
DIR brandretll, New York.
Cooperstown, Jan. 5, 1899.
Dear Sir-h gives me pleasure to say To you that
MIR. BurlngIHn the writer of the above letter, is
"A b gly respectable tarmer, and in the
town in which he resides stands CHER for truth and
varaciiy Qnerv: lin malignant fever, such
has prevailed through section Of the country
this fall aud winter, your pills should prove success
FIJI. may they not be relic on in every disease, y
taken according to your directions?
Yours, very respectfully,
ELISHA FOOIE, Gen. Agent.
Il Brandleth, NJ. ID.
of the city Of New York.
The above Elisha Foote, Esq. is gentleman OF
high responsibility, and of the dis rct Judges Of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
TreasureT'S N0fice,

NTOTlCE is hereby givento all persons holding
~ TowniScrip, dated rreasnrers office in Bath
payable on the first day Of January l64l, espresent
The SHINE for payment, as all interest, ou that day
ceased.
Also all persons having demand for surplus
money whose MINES on The Census Book, are
reqnested to call and settle the san,e
GUSHING ALLEN, Treasurer.
Bath. I'm. 9Th. 1911. 3wal
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

DELUGE-ENGINE, No. 3-The company,
and friends of this Engine, partook of an excel
lent supper Wednesday evening last. The
supper was prepared in Elliots best style-al-
ways superior. After supper, an Address, replete
with wit, was delivered by Gen. AMAsA SoULE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

ment to include in the compulsory process
all Banks and other corporations.
The debate on the land bill was contin-
ued by Messrs Clay Of Kentucky, Wright,
and Linn.
The House was again engaged all day
on the contested election of MAYOR and
Ingersoll.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

The LADIES ComrAaIoN, for January is our
table. A fine view fthc light House near Cald-
wells Point on the Hudson River embellishes the
number. The contents, are entirely original, and
of very high character. Terms So. T. Eaton
agent.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

4nother..Mechanic Exhibition. The Massachu
sets C. Mechanic Associations have voted to hold
the Third Exhibition Of the Association, for the
enlargement of american Manufactures and the
Mechanic Arts, at Quincy Hal, Boston, in Septem-
Der next,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

The LADY's Book for January is received and
presents rich feast to all admirers of light liter
ature. A fine steel engraving, and the fashion
plates embellish this number Price 50 per ann
Thomas Eaton, agent.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

Uestspaa University Rev DR.. DIN, recently
returned from visit TO Europe, and the Holy Land
has been compelled to resign the Presidency of the
Wesleyan University at Middletown,n consequence
Of the state of his health.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

sUPThe proceedings of the Legislature, and
of Congress occupy large space in this days
paper, to the exclusion of several editorial arti-
Giles, we had intended. We suppose these pro-
ceedmgs will not be unintcrcsting to our readers
generally,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

LAUNCHED, from the yard Of Messrs G. F. and
j Patten, on Friday last, the ship MONMOUTH,
burthen 729 tons. In regard TO the model and
workmanship of this vessel, it is only necessary
10 say that she was bulltby the Messrs. Pattens.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

The Legislature of Pennsylvania assembled
this week Wing in Senate, and by 9 majority
in the House We have no advices.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

HIM Andrew Sieuenson, American Minister at
London, has requested to be recalled The Rich
mond Enquirer states that he will leave London
about the lst of March.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

Removal Of The Sent Of GoverhmenL Petitions
have been put in circulation III ONO, praying the
removal of the seat of Government from Hash-
ingLon city to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

sr-JpMuch damage has been done on the llud-
son River, and likewise on the Connecticut River
by the late freshet. At Albany more than, Si6G-
900 damage has been. done.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

The Indiana House of Representatives, by a
vote of 81 to l6, has passed resolutions in favor
of a repeal of the ub-Treasury law.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
Hallowe'l, Dee. 10Th, 1910.
notice,

FEYflE person who took small frl,n from the
"A store the subscriber on the day ofthe nue.
ton, Jannnry 9. containing Nutmegs, aud marked
with the initials A. B r. on the cover. is requested
TO return the same Immediately. and no questions
will be asked CHAS. CLAPP Jr
Jan a. 1Si0 40
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
. THE BIBLE, AND
VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND.

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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

Second Irial-Jan. 1871.
Borden, 1920. Williams. $3.50. Scat 202.
Borden over w. $50; over all, 2SS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

Special Election in Massachusetts. Hon. N. b.
Borden fliar.) has been elected to Congress from
the Bristol District, Mass over Mr.. Williams
". b. The following is the aggregate vote
FIRST Irial--.NoU 1910.
Borden, 1901. Williams, 1895. Scat. 70.
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sEPE oe'y man, icoman and child IN The
United States, acto possesses Bible, nil
surely furnish themselves NTH The ,tolloming
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600 Pictorial Illustrations OF
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EE7AN'rED mt this office, iow cords of Wood
~ in exchange for subscriptions TO the Iele-
gsaph, from those persons, who have contracted
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TWO HUNDRED PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
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Together with the most remarkable oil ees nien-
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the landscape scenes taken from original sketch
es made on the spot, with full and interesting
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On examination, this will be found a very pleas
ant and profitable book, especially for the perusal of
young people ,ahoundng in the most valuable ntor-
nation, collected with great care, from the best and
latest sources / may, very properly be designated
common place book Of every thing valuable, re-
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and comprises within itself Il complete Library of
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agents. may obtain all the necessary inormalon,by
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14

For list of Agents III Cumberland and Lincoln
counties, Me-, see advertisement in another part of
this paper. b. b.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-14
EssepOrtarrt Caution.

THOMAS EATON. PM.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-27

The editor Of the Cincinnati Ctonicle has
been examining the SIX returns Of ii census, Ia
ken at intervals Of ten years each nee the
dapiion Of the constitution. The lResligations
show soma curious tacts:-
/. The population Of the United Sites increas-
es exactly 3 per cent. each ten vers. and dou-
bics every twenty -four years. The il
inform and perrna nent, that when applied - the
population OF 1890, and brought 5~n TO the pre-
sent time, it produces nearly theverv result a.
shown by the census Of 1910. Nd thus may
tell with great accuracy wha; va be the census
Of 1850. Il will be nearly twent three millions
,. Bat although this is the aggregate result, 1t
is by no means true of each partiuiar part of the
country, for New England incrcses at the rate
OF ID per cent. each ten wears, ehe the north
western states increase 100 per ont. IN that pc
ROD.
3 The slave population increased al 80 per
cent, bat sInce less than - per cnt. TIE Tree
population have, however. Incrc sed n the rate
# 3j per cent At this rate, thrcfore, the DIFF
ference between the free and slae population u
constantly increasing.
4. Another fact Is that the colred population
increase just Is proportion to the lstance south;
and that slavery IS certainly and nPiaiy decTeas-
ing IN the states bordering the rec states.
This state Of things continued. would. IN hall n
century. exiinguish slavery IN these states. and
concentrate The whole black popuhtIon OF the l.
nited States n the Gulf of Mexito, and The ad-
jacenI States the southern Ati.ntic-
Yankee painter in order convey exalted opinion
angels armed "isa rifles, emgratiog fn Heaven 70 the
United States.