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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-24

|a. body ns.nH.' d. Spjas,alJ on a, 18th
a't 10 ar number ori73, and was temporarily
-aulcd by appointing Maj. WIN. Edmonson,
orNCDonourh county chairman, AID George Da,
Wis aud l. :. Berry, secretaries.
Aner the convention was thus organized, and
the list Of members present made ont, a committee
oclwo from each Judicial District were chosen TO
nominate officers to preside at the Convention.
The committee reported the following names:
Il. W. ENGLISH, of Green, President, Gen.
Samuel Whicside OF Madison; Col. William
Saljcn, Of La Sale; Gen. Longncckcr of Ed
gar; Thompson Campbell, Esq. Of 10 Dayiess,
Vice Presidents; Geo. Davis, Of Cook; Isaac 8.
Berry, Of Alexander; and VIVA. r. Head, Of
McDonough, Secretaries.
\ commmiuce Of one person from each Judi
cial Circuit was appointed to draft an address to
the people of THIS State. Also, a committee of
one person from each Judicial Circuit TO draft
and prcsen. resolutions for the consideration of
the Convention.
After adopting the rules Of the last House of
Representatives for the government of the Con-
ycntion, the Convention adjourned until the fol-
lowing morning.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-24
December II, l5il.
Convention met pursuant to adjournment.

Convention met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion Of DR.. Knapp, OF Logan,
Rs9oUed, That the Convention now proceed 10
vote for the nomination of Governor, and that the
mode Of voting be RIGA cOcc and by counties, al
phabctically called.
After a call of the Convention was made, Maj,
Edmonson, of Mc0onough county, nominated
ADAM w. SNYDER, as candidate for the
Office Of Governor. 70 other person being put
in nomination, the Convention proceeded TO vote
for the candidates tor Governor, when it appca-
red that Adam W. Suyder received one hundred
and forty-cight votes, Milton K. Alexander recei-
we'd eleven votes Adam w. Snyder having re-
ceiycd a majority OF all the votes, was declared
duly nominated "a a candidate for Governor.
After several motions for adjournment which
were lost, on motion Of n. b. Thompson, of Cas-
county, the Convention proceeded to vote, rira
gorc, for candidate for LIT. Governor.
The convention then proceeded to vote for LIT.
Governor, which resulted as follows, viz:
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-24

answer to Chanl, No.. >: p.m,ag oEv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
SHIP CHANDLERY.

A GENERAL assortment constantly on hand and for sale
N by ZINA HYDE, & Co.. Front street. Bath including
CORD9GE Manila and Tared from the manufactures OF
Plymouth, Marblehead and Boston, by the gang retail
SAL CLOTH, Do X and THINE of most descriptions.
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted. CHAIN C.4BLES,
ihees and Ties of Boston manufacture from English refined
ron, and warranted for years; also English Chains
IoIt and sheet COPPER. Composition Spikes and Nails,
with other castings Of all descriptions. Windlas Necks and
Capstan Spindles link sheathlng .S9lLS new and APP
propriate article .N.4F,4L STORES, 'ants Oils and
blocks and Pumps. .@4UTIC8L N'STRU.HEN7'S books
and Charts.
Many OF the above articles suitable notice he de-
vered the purchaser his place of business direct from
the mandatory free Of Expense to him. and 1.-THE manufac
ture's lowest prices. u Bath Is4l lyl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
GREAT DISCOVERY!

c1UERMAN,S COUGH LOZENGES are the safest, most
- sure and eectual remedy for Cough, Colds, Asthma,
Wboopng Cough Tgness of the chest or lungs &C., &c.
be nronrieor has never known instance where they
did not give perfect satisfaction For evidence of the wiz
tines of Shenans Cough Lozenges, read what they have
81 was reduced eight months from attack of my Lungs,
violent cough hndered from sleep, and hourly becoming
dehi;tated Nv constant expectoaon all hopes of
,,,ara erhansed when saw advertisement of Sher
mans Cough Lozenges; was induced by my friends to
make trial of Them and to my great surprise, was en-
sira c,rad in two weeks Having received much bene-
a. from it myself consider it my duty to ec3mmsnd them
TO tho public. u.JoniI G,i iuharf
Bath, Oct u.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

ID ADAMS would inform the public that he still contin
M. do little in the MONUMENTAL line, at the
Steam Ferry Wharf, Bath; at Brunswick, near the stage
House aud his place of residence Topsham and is pro
vded with GOOD MATERIALS, and ready TO attend to
any calls either the first rate Italian good American
MARBLE Quincy Slate, at least nj as low late, as can
be had in the State of ane and worked into any shape
required and thinks he can give satisfaction which here
toioe he has generally done. The pu5c would do well to
try the substance Of the beautiful White MarbIe which
from mp riU, and if any should have the curiosity
specimens of Stock and Workmanship they might rd
at West Boston Bridge the foot of FrOnt. Boston,
Mt Auburn and if they choose they may go as lar az
Providence, X. |.
In case of absence, Bath call Capt. l.. Lambard,
door, and Brunswick Mr. Lufkn, opposite shop
Bath Nov Is ls41 sf3i.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
FALL STYLES..
HATS. GAPS AND FURS!!!

GEORGE W. HARVEY, has just returned from New
~ York and Boston with prime assortment OF Hats Caps
and including Avords latest fall fashions for supe
rior Moeskn Hats. large assortment of beautiful FUR
TRIMMINGS, Muiis &c, &c.
ALso-A large assortment of BUFFALO ROBES.
An extensive variety Of superior X, HairSea and Cloth
Caps. good assortment Of India Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes
Hats and Caps manufactured to order at short notice, in
the latest ard best styles.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. Cash paid for Slipping FurS.
Bath, Nov Q, lS4l. 6w33
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
A CUTTING RETORT.

gentleman walking near Oxford. was met by
some students of the University, one of whom ad-
dressed them with,
GOOD morning, father Abraham"
81 am not Father Abraham, said he,
Good morning father Isaac - said second.
al am not father isaac" was the reply,
GOOD morning. father Jacob said third.
vi am neither Abraham, Isaac or Jacob, but
Saul, con of Kish who went out to find his father 5
asses, and 10 have found them.''
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23


to he deservedly the most popular medicine known
ton, whoopng cough and pulmonary affections OF every
kind.
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES
'The v ?. Basam, far my knowledge extends, has
disappointed the reasonable expectations of those
who have used it, Thomas Brown, NJ D.,
Concord N. II. Aug. 1881.
IIaving had occasion the " p Balsam in my pac-
tise for the last years. would recommend its use in all
complaints of the chest being equal if not superior to
any other medicine within my knowledge
7. Abel, NJ. d., Lempster N, H., Dec 1923
q esteem my duty and feel pleasure to recommend
the v F. Basam in various lung complaints such as severe
coughs, influenza, &C., an Invaluable remedy
John II. Bowes, Boston, Jan. q 1882
q ascribe the preservation of life to the use of the v
p Balsam.' J. w. LennoX, Argyle, N. :. Dec l7 1888
From long and extensive observation of It's effects,
the v p Basam under all the symptoms OF
consumption safe, convenient and positive enle'
New Bedford, July 80, lSil. T. r Merriam
aNsBeYare of imposion Each genuine bottle is enclosed
in blue wrapper which is yellow label, signed VIM
Jonn Cutler None other is genuine of later date than
Dec 1899 The signature of Sampson Reed will be conn
ued for time Purchasers should enquire for the true
article by its full name, the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam,
and that it has the marks and signatures OF the genuine
Look fer spurious Nurture, called vegetable punona
balsam,' sometimes signed Samuel Lee, and sometimes
Sampson Lee the BENG Trten udy 10 resemble me
genuine signature said be prepared by unprnciped
man in Bangor, Me.
For sale By Reed Wing Cutler, Druggists, Boston; Z.
Scammon Haowel; J. L. Ladd, Augusta; c. Tarhe, Gar
dner j. A. Berry, Saco; Robert Dresser, Portland; G. w.
Holden, Bangor A. Hayden Son. Passport, and hy drug
gists and country merchants generally Price % cts 36
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
IlleSlnte.

The pces for land in these townships will vary according
situation and quality If the lots not less however than
ty cents and probably exceeding dollar per
The land will be sold upon credit Of four yearly pay
nens with interest the three first payments TO be expen
drd in labor the roads in The Township where the land
sold is situated under the direction OF the Land AGENT and
the last payment 10 be cash Each purchaser will be
required b the terms his deed, within said four years
Guild house his lot, and 10 clear in proper manner
fifteen acres ten more Of which shall be lad down to
grass.
Whenever twenty or less number Of persons shall give
satisfactory bond the Land Agent that they Will within
years erect substantial saw and Grist Mill in any
Township oed for settlers having mills in said Town
ship each of said persons will he entitled To deed of
Of land subject the performance of the settling duties
above mentioned, and the Company Will be entitled to
deed of the mill lot
Not than four lots Will be sold TO any one person IN
any township or tract.
The Aroosook Road has been completed this year. to the
Aroostook River and that river is for boats
good communication now opened TO the settler for an easy
access to eac'of the above mentioned townships.
Saw and GriSt Mills have been erected and in
operation Township Letter F. Range 2, No. 9, Range A.
and Range and contracts have been made for the
erection of Mills the ensuing year, in township No. g.
Range 6, No. II, Range 6, and in Letter ID, Range |.
There has a steady demand for settling land through
the season. and lots have been sold than in former
As the United States have recently established post
the mouth of the Aroostook and another at the mouth
Fish River and have Company of soldiers to eac
of the State mail routes established new markets
opened for produce and the settler Will feel additional secu-
ry from any border difficulty.
With the known fertility of the soil, the advantage oi
good roads and mills and the rapid settlement of this part
the State it is believed that favorable opportunity
offered TO young who wish to become farmers,
secure themselves good locations where in few years,
with industry and economy, they cannot fail to secure to
themselves honorable competency.
ELIJAH l.. HAMLIN,
2m3O. Land y7geRt Of Maine
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

"Oh dear mother I've got the cramp in my toe?'
said girl of ten years, tripping into a house in
c. street, yesterday, "My darling how vulgar
you talk said the exemplary maron, "why could
you not just as well have said, hare muscular
contraction in one of my pedal ertremities,,'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

TAR. ALLEYS BaLSA.M OF HOARHOUJv LIVE r.
~ WOR7, .f.VD PLEURISY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaint colds coughs splitting of blood caarr,
asthma, difficulty of breathing, pain i'll the side palptaon
of the heart oppression and of the chest lcursy,
hectic fever, night sweats difficult and prose eXpec0raon
and all affections of the chest, lungs and liver.
The Hoarhound Lverwort and Pluerisy Root have for
centuries been celebrated in the cure of diseases OF the Lungs
Dr. B. D. Allen after series of experiments, has been
able to extract from those medical HERBS basam, which
a wonderful effect in curing the Consumption
and Liver Complaint and all other diseases of the Lungs
and chest So great has become the reputation OF Dr. Aliens
Basam that it is used IN the New York; Philadelphia
and Baltimore Hospitals and III the private practice OF our
most eminent medical men.
For children labong under inflammation of the lungs colds
coughs, Group, Clumsy, and throat, this Basam is of
great importance. The number of deaths among children
from these diseases truly alarming If parents wish
lives their Children and themselves much trouble
anxiety and expense let them procure Dr. b. d. Aliens Bal
sam and whenever child has taken cold has any fever
cough hoarseness, give easpoonfu of this medicines and
repeat if necessay even one tespoonin will often effect
an entire During the winter of 1888, rising of one
thousand families employed this remedy in the city of New
York. The consequence was, that the number of deaths
among children reduced TO less than one half the usual
NUMBER may be by the city Inspectors report of
deaths.
In order to give the reader idea of the efficacy of this
Basam and how extensively is used, we here introduce
the monthly report of the it performed in the month of
May 1882 furnished by the agent, and published in
the New York SUM-
monthly Report of the cures performed by DR.. b. D. Al
lens Balsam Of Hoahound Lverwort, and Pteurisy Root
during the month of May 1t has cured and completed the
| cure of Consumption in 1l2l cases
Liver complaint lO2
Dyspepsia 1856
Asthma 81
Papitation of the Heart 81
Raising blood Sc
Total 1852
Te number colds and coughs cured by this medicine
are too numerous to repon'
3'CAUTTON-Purchase unless it has the certif
cate of Copyrght the wrapper and label and the writ
ten signature of b. ID. ALLEN, NJ ID.
General Depot and wholesale office, SO Barclay street New
York. Sold in Boston by ANDREW GEYER 0i Hanover st
general agent for the New England States.
&c For sale in Bath by ]. WILKINSON
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
Nt,W GOODS.

: lust received by DANIEL MARsTON, at the old stand
y good assortment oftDy Goods, consisting in part, of
Brnadcoths, Cassmeresk Sanes Prints, Meos Flannes
Shirngs, Sheetings, "a
ALso-a good of West India Goods Groceries
and Provisions &C., &c, all of which will be sold cheap
for Cash o approved Credit.
Rath. Sept. 2Sth, 1efl. If 27.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

ANSEITNI
John MATHEWS, I'd, having assigned his stock in trade
and all his property of whatever kind the subscribers
for the benefit of his creditors three months allowed by
law from the date hereof for creditors to become parties to
said assignment, which may found with either of the
subscribers on application oreto.
b. G. BAILEY, ! A;no
Wm. Y. MOSES. nS''s"'o''
Bath. Sept 18th, 1841. 2m25.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

THE subscriber would inform the public that he continues
carry the Stone Cutting business, at the old stand
Augusta the foot of Jail HILL two doors west of 6. c.
Chds store sight of Market Square, where he keeps
very large assortment Of Stone, usual of the incest New
York white and blue MARBLE and Quincy and Harvard slate
stone from Massachusetts,, which is ofthe finest quality, &c
&c. He would only say those individuals who wish to
purchase grave sones marble monuments, tomb tables
soap stone paint mills, paint stones, &c. that if they VIII
call and examine the opportunities for selecting, he VIII
pledge himself to give such satisfaction as to work. bills, &c
will amply remunerae them for the trouble thus taken
To companies who unite to purchase, liberal discount viii
he made He will also furnish chimney pieces, fire places
hearth stones acngs, of almost every descriptions at
short notice. GILBERT PULLEN.
N. B. He also continues to carry on the Stone Cutting
business Waterve and Winthrop, where ut the former
Mr. Sanger and the latter Mr. Carr is his agent AT each
Of his shops in the above places occasional visits VIII be
made for the purpose of engraving stones that are ordered
Orders calls will be promptly attended to.
Persons wishing for Grave-stones, Tombtabes Monu
mens have them furnished reasonable terms, and
landed on Stanifod's Wharf, the town landing, Bath
free of charge and all bills may be paid to David Snson
Esq,-eXcep those from Brunswick and Topsham who can
settle with Mr.. Knowlton Of Brunswick Village
H3'All communications should be addressed to Gilbert
Puen Augusta, Maine. ly32.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
1.)oetrp.
THE DAWN is BREAKING DER US.

THE DAWN is BREAKING DER US.
NEW SONG BY THOMAS MOORE.
The dawn is breaking Der us,
See, heaven hath caught its hue;
We've days long light before us,
What sport shall we pursue
The hour DER hill and LEAF
The sail DER the summer sea
Oh let not hours so sweet
Unwinged by pleasure fleet.
The dawn is breaking DER US,
See heaven hath caught its hue ;
We've day S long light before US,
What sport shall we pursue
Rst see ! while we're deciding
What morning sport to play,
The dials hand is gliding,
And morn hath passed away.
All who'd have thought that noon
Would er us steal SO soon
That morn's sweet hour of prime
Would last so short a time
But come, we've day before US,
Still heaven looks bright and blue;
Quick, quick, e'er even comes Ger us,
What sport shall we pursue
Alas why thus delaying
We've now at evenings hour;
Its farewell beam is playing
Der hill, and wave, and bower
That light we thought would last,
Behold cen now It's past
And all our morning dreams
Have vanished with its beams
But come, 'twere vain to borrow
A lesson from this lay,
For man will be tomorrow,
Just what he's been to-day.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

AND THE CITY IN "A DEFEs.NCELESS state.
IL NOW all men by these presents, that THO'S r. DON
IN NELL 4gc, have just received doz. more Of those
improved RAT TRAPS and would be advisable for all
persons who about laying in their stock Of Produce for
WINTER call the subscriber and buy Trap ADVICE
given gratis and Traps 81 - cts.
Bath, Sept. D. 20.
HERDS Grass Clover and Red Top seed, for sale by
IA ID. MARSTON'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
STATE OF MAINE.


Bangor, Oct 3, 1s4l.
TIME undersigned hereby gives public notice that the set
tngland IN the following described Townships which
has been surveyed settling lots and belonging TO the
State now the market for sale and settlement to wit
Township No. t. Range 5, West from the East line of
L. 49,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
NEW ERuIT

lust received per Steamer J. w. Richmond, prime lot
y of fresh Fruit consisting part of Lemons, Rasns figs
Chesnuis Grapes Sweet Potatoes Canberries Ounces,
Pears for preserving few boxes fancy Punes few jars
preserves such Lines Sweet meats Orange Sweet meats
Citron Sweet-meaAs Cocoa Pums sweet meats, Pine Ap-
pies, Preserved Guava Fruits, Preserved Ginger few
boxes prime Ciron, few Pine Apple Cheese, first quail
ity N. Y. Cheese, &c &c.
On hand usual complete assortment of Groceries and
family stores.
ALso-A prime lot of Confectionery of every Variety and
warranted to give entire satisfaction to the purchaser and
in Of failure the money shall be refunded.
If 81 R.P MORSE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

IN The sign Of The Mortar, opposite The Printing Office,
~ ESPECTFULLY invite the notice OF the community to
"a their New hpohecry Establishment on Front Street. in
the building recently known kinball Store opposite
this Printing Office, where they will be ready to furnish at
all times, light day, Medical and Surgical advice and
medicines with neatness and dispatch and cheap
be procured in the place. Particular attention will he given
Physicians orders and prescriptions and to furnishing
Medicine Chests for families and vessels.
Dr. HALE viii attend exclusively to the duties ofthe shop
and Dr. STOCKBRIDGE will continue to devote his aten
ton to his Profession of surgery and Medicine.
N. B. They have Soda Fountain from which they can
furnish the luxurious and sparkling beverage i'll perfection
Bath, June 10, ISL If II.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.

THAT the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the last will of Peleg Talman, late of Bath in the
County of Lincoln deceased aud have taken upon them
selves that trust 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 the said estate called upon make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN, t,a-
HENRY TALLliAN. ''"'"'
Rath. March %, 1911 !.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOWDOINHAM, Ne.
b. F. S., ul attend the ssrerai Courts in Cumberland Lin
colin and Kcant6ec countless and r atid e1euStuey TO the
business Of his ErCtessioa.
=, REFER TO
FEssENDES S1'sEBLois, EsQRs., p,n3 Ne
Hon WILLIAM P. EessENDEN,
Hon SAMUEL GRAY, BO@dOinham, Me.
B. c. BAILEY, ESQ, Beth, lie.
WALES HUBBARD, Esq., Fac, 7-bomos,on
WILLIAM THOMAS, ESQ. ~ ~
MrssRs. GREELY Il GUILD, Merchants Boston, Mass.
Bowdoinham March 1871 tf32.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
SPERM OIL

SPERM OIL.
DuRE Winter Strained, Sperm Oil, blcached and I'M
u bleached, this day received and for sale by
Nov. Cd. (33) c. CLAP. Jr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
VEGETABLE SYRUP,


THE most safe and efecua remedy foressenns the pains
and suitrngs attendant ON part~icHt woman that has
ever been discovered
The most delicate female may it without the least fear
OF injury to herself or offspring
The proprietor has his possession many letters showing
thar it fully The purpose for which 1t recommend
ed only in essening pain and rendering the Of
labor easy and safe hut in promoting the speedy reeoy
cry Of the mother after confinement.
Directions for using ii, c briefly stated in small
pamphlet that accompanies each hoe in which cert
Gates from PysicianS who hHra prescribed H. and other
Gentlemen whose Wives have used it.
Pamphlets may be had gratis of Agents by those who are
DESTROYS of farther information.
Prepared by = PAGE, druggist, HALLowELL, to whom
orders may he directed.
It is also for sale BY The dozen or single bottle by W.
SrIMPsoN 4 REED, No. ia, State Street, Boston.
J. u. lad, druggist, Augusta Dict. j. a Berry, saco
Chas 1arOeH, " Gardiner. 2. Fogg :, Co. Ihomaston.
G. H1liscp, & Brunswick. c. Ch,rea, Jr Phillips.
a. ETH as,, Portland, b. s hS@%g' EIays51e
G. ~. i7ode" g Bangor. S. ". Bates Nonidgewock
nm. o. Poor, &c Belfast.
Nm. .Aoyea, ,lane Farmer Office, Winthrop.
Bath, NV 9Th, lsfl cop y7
NEW No. Beef Boston Inspection this dag received and
l y for sale by CLAP, IT,
Nov. ID, 1911. 30.
WILLARD vYALKhR.
AUCTiONEER
BATH, Ne.
Mechanic Street, near the Town Landing
Jay 22d, 1871. TILL
III. =. GANNLTT.
.4UCTI0NEER e. CO.HNTSSIO.T .IERCILq.TT,
Front street.
June 9th, l84l. tml3.
TIiE GRHAF WORM DESTROYER.
a. UERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES irflbly destroy and
~ remove all kinds Of Worms, remarkably pleasant
and free oin all saslanceover 10000 boxes sold year
sNmlt0ms Of worms, dizziness evcrisbncs1, restless
night, starting suddenly from Sleep screaming fright head
ache, Disturbed Dreams paa in the knees and other joints,
thirst, paid hue, bad taste in the mouth offensive breath,
itching of the nose swelling Of the stomach squednsi-
ness yoaeiG5 appetite, eanness enesmua, many children