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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24
10 Hanover street, 10
BOSTON.
Agent in Bath, Mr.. HENRY HYDE
HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE.

HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE.
AA THE House and lot on York street, lately owned
I'M and occupied Captain VIM HeGdean, will be sold by
-the Subscriber very favorable terms. Part Of the
the money remain mortgage desirable If not sold
it will be let at moderate rent
ALso the house and lot occnped bv the Subscriber and
the adjoining lo will be sold together either of chem
aratey, very reasonable terms ii applied for
JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath, March 9th, 1912. t50
JUST RECEIVED,
IlY R. p MORSE, per. Schooner Comet prime lot
I'd Western Hams-Extra Clear and Mess. Pork-Kegs
fresh Lard, which will be sold cheap for cash.
Bath, March 9th 1872. off So
BEST FAMILY RUTTER.
DRIME CUCUMBER PICKLES, New Hams, ice
Il Vermont Cheese, selling low, by
PATTEN f. THOMPSON.
Jan. 27, TIA
HERDS Grass, Clover and Red Top Seed, for sale by
III d. MARSTON'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24
From the Winchester Hirgtnian.

CoSGREss.-But little of interest is doing IN
either House of Congress. The Senate for some
days has been engaged in discussing Mr.. Clay IS
resolutions, which propose general panacea for
all the evils of the Government and the embar-
easements of the country. They are designed,
however, as salvo for Mr.. Clay in his retiring
from the Senate, and as basis for his friends
to act upon in the next Presden tial campaign, it
being already fully understood that Mr.. Clay is
to s'head" the party, although he has failed to
+'head' MIR. Tyler.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24

HERD GRASS AND CLOVER.
ID EST Northern Herds Grass and Clover seed, or sale
Id cheap by Il. HOLLAND.
March Sd. tf49
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

vIlE undersigned have become partners under the firm
l. of HAYDEN & BROWN, for the purpose of transact
Ing the match and JGoeiy busiRes and will continue
cupy the old stand of John Hayden opposite the Elliot House.
JOHN HAYDEN.
J.W. l.. BROWN.
Bath, March l4th, 1912. tf52
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24

large and commodious Dweg House situated on tn
d of Oak and Washington Streets and occupied
by the Subscriber is offered for sale will be exchanged
for a smaller house. Apply to
NANCY MITCHELL.
Bath. Jan. 10. 1872.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24

H. ST received by R. r. MORSE,
y A prime lot of Boxes and half boxes Oranges,
Do. Lemons,
Boxes and Drums Figs.
Also prime lot New York Cheese which will be sole
cheap for Cash.
Bath March 3D. 1872. 40
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24
" BANKRUPT LAW"
TREATMENT OF HERNIA, on RUPTURI

TREATMENT OF HERNIA, Uit RUPTURE,
BY X. u. PIPER, NJ. D.,
L the Elm House, i'll this town to remain or two
~ weeks.
Prof McKEEN, Topsham.
RENJAMIN PREsCoT, NJ. d.
REFERENCES CHARLES G. WALDoN,M M. ID.
II. G STOCKBRIDGE, NJ ID.
ISRAEL PUTNAM, NJ ID.
of this town.
Bath, Feb. 10, 1912. DO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24
NOTICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given the subscriber has been Only
appointed administrator the Estate of Moses Haley,
of Bath in the County Of Lincoln, deceased and has
taken upon himself that tr by giving bonds as the law
directs And all persons having demands upon the estate
said Moses Haley required to exhibit the and
all persons indebted the said called upon to
make payment.
JOSEPH NJ. HALEY, Administrator
Path Feb l6 dS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24

FOR SALE.
THE Steamboat MINERVA lying McCobbs
Il Wharf together with her engines, Boilers and Machine
and if sold at private sale before the second day of
April next will he sold Public Auction. For further
particulars enquire of EBEN AYERS.
Bath Feb lst, 1872 9w45
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24
IMPORTANT WORK.

oao IN Press and M shortly be published Dictionary Of
.4rtS Manufactures, aud .hineS.
By Andrew Ure. M. d., f. X. s., &c.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24
PIANO FORTEs---VUNED.

BY j. VICKERY.
LII Orders left the Store of A. b. Crockett matchmaker
and Jeweer opposite the Elliot House, will be prompt
ly attended to.
Bath Feb. 3, 1872 3w45
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-03-24

TO LET.
1.-TWO basement suitable for chanca
I L with steam power, if required.
FOR SALE.
] A Small lot of seasoned boards. Apply to
5. J. TALLMAN.
March,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
HiClEMuND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

FENlE winter tenn If Lectures IN tins institution.
VIII commence On Monday the 3ls OF October,
aud continue manhe.
John Cullen, NJ. d, Professor Of Theory and Prac
thee of McdIcuc
l.. ". camberlynr, " D.. Professor Of Nlatcra
Nledea and Therapeutics.
IL l." Gehauan, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics aud
Diseases ol Nun,u and Children
Il. J'hnson, NJ D., Professor of Anatouly and ph,
solugy. -
Aug.L Warner, N. d, Professor Of Sarpcry and
Surgical Anaomy.
:. Maupn, NJ. H. Professor Of Chemistry and pb,r
macy
fulessofs Cullen and Warner will each deliver
No CAnicai Lectures wcre. IN the lnirmary. at the
leI'9ei IIei. .szr Jaltusea two week. at tie Aims
ilsH7e' ana Professor CtaGberayue occasional ec-
ai'H al Inc fru Tertiary and CIV Hospital as interest
my casts pasfm themselves. These institutions fur
"isa a'Se imlnatr Of instructive r;tses. aud the mum
NITROUS 'o'A' Lectures, 10 all of Which the Student
VIII le admitted without charge vii Afford him rare
advantages iar tecouag acquainted with the types of
sa''ueIn }stst lad witnessing TIE appropriate treat
meni. lie Nafalcal cases admitted into the Collcce
Tu1fy afford the Professor ot Surgery opportunities
81 pefiornhng many ii the Mayor and Minor operations
t,turc the class.
The taciios for tie study Of practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed any "hele Tho material Tor dissection Is
most aniPe, aud the extensive Anatomical Museum Is
vel stored with healthy aad morbid preparations.
4 he themtal Apparatus and collection Of specimens
/ III Malefa Aedfs ale very complete Ia fine. the In.
siiuuoh OILERS facilities iar tn Prosecution Of Medical
sind1s unsurpassed by any similar Institution III tins
/ le's, so to each r. Gse.r
ibepuacof Board m.ludlnpl uol lobt.. servant. At
tendance, &c. is lrprn s. 5ota s. 60 Der week.
AIG. l.. WARNER,
Dill, Dean OF the Faculty.
]
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

= Hs4 - s.a. sal SOIL. ! e ras.5t int,s.us :
pltd tlsat tal eid BE- ,tter than be drJWn,d
~ baor Tn intel hun uut, bat the nntcs of bcrr
cause Its II sueoze l.; ntuuss tuok ftiuqe IA hI=
hole. The al rallied Up the neHse To- CONT out huu
rascal. dbl yoa npt proiis tla should your All
replied tn arouse, .bu; you know ,ros III liquor at The
itme.'
.uelrfiir Legs.--D. Miguel Munoz has petloned the
Mexican government iof the exclusive right Of making
metallic lrs uf ms invention during the term of ten
years. lie represents thcm tar superior To any other
kind ufafiifcIal ltgs hitherto invented With one OF
these legs. he says. can walk, dance,
without the ad ol eruieies.
.lsrrtne II Lord .4sitigton md Louis Philippe -
IN The year 79S Lord A. with one or Two friends paid
visit toe Falls Of Niagara. Upon their return they
stopped 10 view the Falls Of Gnnessee IL was late
when they had finished Their examinations aud as there
house in the neghgbgrhood, they cncampei out
Tor the night. They were somew hat fearful that the
Indians might Try plumber their camp; and they kept,
good lookout. In the early part ot the night they
heard a rusling among the ieayes and cracking a
mons the dry branches hut whether they proceeded from
the Tread Of indians Or Wild beasts they could not tell
The Footsteps were, however, evidently approaching
their tent They kept strict, silent and anxious watch.
for view ~gud that should reveal the character
Of the ysitcs. Spon they distinguished human voices
and the shdd1Hy outlne Of human forms. Az. the
party lhey hcaLd hom conyersng III Frcnch
and IN lew minutes more Loud Asiburon gave .ouis
Philippe and his companions cordial welcome to his
tent! They had beole met amidst the artificial splcn
dor Of European cour5-and now, surrounded by the
sublime aud supendoes natural scenery ofthe American
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

/ tralcu. j. Z Ch.a. Ceaeu. nsuctt na,ls, John
Edward E..fttt. iiilulo. Gamble. heHtD, Graham.
I Granger. oI,cu. lla5t r,ian iisH. H4ls,td. Ito"
ard. Hudson. j. X. ingefsai. Isaac ID. Jen.s. !. T.
i kenncdy. KING Linn. Atkennan. Samson Alasun.
Mathut. Niatiocks. MAXWELL Maynad, Mitchell,
NluuFc. Mur4ow. OssarDe. ossley, fore, Powell,
Ramsey. Is. Randall A. Randall Randolph. Kaynor.
Rdeway. Rodney w. Resstll. J. NJ. R0ss,l Salion-
STALL Shepeerd, smahton, Slade. /. Smith, Spgg,
Stanly. StTaitn Summers. Iale1rrfo j. H. lhonlspn.
Il. ". Thompson. Iilhagifasi. 1aand lomlii.s1l.
f1plet,. 'innntull 'oder~ed Van RENSSELAER,. Wal
lace. Narren. Washington, 4 ". Williams, J. l..
Williams. Aofle. \. Young ~.
AAlS-Nessrs. Arlington. A!heeon. Biaeb. Boyd,
A.N. Brown. Burac. ". u. Butler. !. [. Caldwell,
CASEY Coles. Cf,gzz, Cushing. Il y. DAVIS, Dawsnn.
Gordon. llarfs. Hastings. Hays. Hopkins. HUBBARD.
W. W. lrwin. Cave johnson. j. ". jones, Aba
ham Met lellau. Mallory. Mylill. Newhard. Oliver.
Pamcnler. Payne. rrolIit. Read, Rcting, Reynolds,
Riggs. Rogers. Shaw. Shields Sieennd, J. Ihanp
sen. Van Bufcn. Weller. James W. Williams, WISE,
Wood--i6.
~ tn first resolution was oaopfed
0n the second resolution, when Is in the following
words
Rcsoired. I hal The afrosaid protest is breach ofhe
privileges OF this House aud tla II be not entered the
Journal
III, vote was, atcs 81 MOS 4s wi,hho httlc change
IN tho names. ab9ye 80 the ID resolution wa, adopt
Cd.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
JOHN II. pLEASANTS'S LETTER

The eXiraJrdinary letter Of John H. Peasants esq
IN reference to apufp.se which, for the first time we
learn was mcdatfd in $40, to abdnc Mr.. Van Buren,.
had that gentleman been elected President under certain
supposed contingencies and 10 carry him of from the seat
ofgovcrnment, may make noise in the zeal
world and We place II on record, well for the grai
cation OF public curiosity. as for the purpose of aoding
to these by whoa that act me1alcd the strongest
defence Of which ii Is susceptible. We already per
eeye. indeed that effort will be made to identity the
u hig rarty with this contemplated abduction, and 10
make it, body. responsible for the indiscreun Of
few of lis hot,headed and nconsideraie members,
Nothing, Of course. can be unfair than such
course; but we have TO learn that many persons.
who would scorn tobe guilty, in the ordinary trausac
tuns OF life, of mean action, 10 act upon the cor
rnpt maxim Of celebrated editor in New York, that
al is fair in politics." Hence we take occasion, for one
omphalicay to declare, that we utterly condemn the
avowed purpose to abdnet Mr.. Van Buren,, and that
We repudiae the reasoning by which that meitaed pur
posc is deIeHcd-lat We should have regarded tic ac
or the attempt, fragrant outrage aud that as we con-
dcmnt now, would have resisted it them had the
occasion arlseai for the attempt and had the atemI
been made We can overlook threats of this sort, utter
ed IN the first moments Of disappointment, and I'M
der deep conviction Of outrage and lraudbut we can
hardly mud any excuse Tor their deliberate avowal after
the passions have had time to suhside and reason has
resumed her sway. We, therefore, as one of the Wing
parry declare that, until now, we had never heard
that tho purpose avowed by Mr.. Peasants was med
ltaed; and now hearing, unequvocay condemn H.
We make these remarks with all respect for Mr. Pleas
ants, and with feelings of undated personal regard We
know his inpulslve character and the aror of his feel
ings, by which he is sometimes precinitated to ha9ty
and rash conclusions But his worst enemy will ad-
nit that II he is quick and violent in his resentmenlS
he is not nipacabe; but that the very facility with
which he is led into rash measures springs from the
same noble feelings which often prompt him to deed
ct nagnanim,y and generosity, which men of NOR
phlegmac iempcamonts and cooler Judgments, If they
can appreciate in others, never initiate themselves
And even IN reference the matter thus Unexpectedly
Introduced 10 the public nuiice. it unqtiesonaps
hasfy and lnconadciaie (perhars but half tormea'
furrase, "leh, bad lie conting' ny occurred uE'"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
;1omrosir EatflItGence.
W ,sHIsGroS, September /.
TIE tDIgt RSMFkT

+ 1 III. AlL"Ol hAhf.N >
Bob lluussa 81 90 srtsa adjourned yesterday al tive
o'eerk III app aren't gtHEll harmony aud puod iceln..
aud before tbs Tsfer reaches the hands Of the reader
hardly dozn luealos could lie iDgnd remaining IN our
city. Nat Hf
To Bill TO rcarguza the Navy Department BIZ aful-
sdug tie Beard 81 Navy Commissioner and establish
iug res 4 luh aus ~ i.u leIeoi. Gan act Of much
inrefcst,) has btc5iar lrw. lB.
TIE TiilRBAEIO OFTIlE LAND BILL.
Il hardly surprised any tin, yesterday. To learn that
the President Ind noi sgued the bill fr fcpcalinr Thar
provision o the Distribution Bc witch suspends is op
rraiun during the existence Of duties upUn goods iInpuf
ted from foreign countries ut higher raie tlan twenty
cents ia tho dollar nronthe value oi such Imports By
retaining It IN hIs possession until Congress adtmrncd
he has al deie1ttdt cectuaiy as thou1h he
had relurnrd II with objections. The President might.
however. have signed 1t, he did sign the Tariff Law:
one al eetinn h both these masur.s much relied upon
IN lis late clio Messa2etha Ia. the eft1Ing Of tho
questions Of the Iarl1B and The Land--boine removed b,
Their naying hecn divorced by act Of Congress- and pre-
secuted Ia him snaly.
considerable pr portion oi the duties laid BY the now
Tamil Act helhg al rate exceeding the limit Of twenty
PEI cent np7n The value, the restriction in the Distrbu
ton Act now takes t1eet and the operation Of thai act
Is aYeaded unl We shall have an Executive and Con
gress IN eecord upon Wing erouud-which as We have
said before, will a4auredIy The earliest meeting
d coogrcas alter dc tiiird day Of March, 1915 ~
Wtsmseros September 2
ANOTHER RETAINED BILL.
Besides the bill to repeal the pr,iso in tie Land
Distribution Act, the President ot the 'nited States
withheld his signature from The bill which passed Con
2fess prescribing the modeaf taking evidence in eases
Of Contested Elections. Nor did he return it, but kept
IN hls hands. BY this retention OF IL the BIN is rcoc-
ted. Such retention Is IN eject etc. without piqinp
to the two Houses Of Congress the opportunity of re
passing the bill nude de"Inp tie Will If the PEG
pie, as expressed through Their representatives. even
more exec ptlonahie Than Tie snrlo Aoto.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
MoNnoE, Walton, Geo.


There wasa horrid tragedy enacted III this county
last Friday. Mr.. .lofdon Harms numbered his wife and
mother law, by cutting the throat of the former in
most shocking manncr, and beating to dta,h the latter
with a large sick or p4r Mr. Alfred Whalcy the son
Of the old lady. aud The sister Of Mrs Hams, living
within quarter or hall mile of the place soon heard ot
the murder o his mother and sister, and went over /, ar
resi- lafs. He found him in the ho,se and his sister
lying dead in the yard. with her throat cut from ear 10
ear, and hs mother }ng near. not quite dead Harris
was armed with nh, and would mol allow Nhaley 10
afoarl the house norge 10 the bodies Of his dead SISTER
aud dying maihor NhaioY being unarnod went oil and
gathered some OF the Neighbours three four in number
aud went back armed wnh guns and pistols to take
llarS. iarrs swore that lac would not be taken and
was tying toGc chance 10 shoot those who had come
To take HIM. vixen Nlaley shot NJ but missed him
larrrs Then came eu If the houso with his gun cooked
Wien W haley again shot aud Killed him the spot.
enc OF the balls passing through near hchear The tam
y On both sds are very respectable aud possessed Of
considerable frpary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
NlCIENlNNn cngNnN X..,Ns

fSN1E SUBSCRIBERS have rented. and are now
D working on Their own account. tie we'll known
lotion Factory q the RiCHNO.ND lL1NTrF.4C-
TURING G0NP.LNl-. and are prepared to furnish
cotton rams Of the most approved quality.
IL has been a SUBJECT OF complaint heretofore with
The merchants Of Weston Virginia. that tAey could
purchase Southern Warns, for cash. cheaper in Balti
ure and Philadelphia than At the places where they
Wenow beg leave to inform them. that We will make
such discount fr { \ : II as will reduce our
yarns 10 the lowest price At which an article Of similar
quality can he procured in any oiher market.
s. Co # n pIr,"ri Nv 20 =
heHMoNn, Angus, 10 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

Today demand for cotton has been pretty brisk and
the sales 5000 bags, half ot which,
ssting oi American, having been taken speculation.
The market Is only moderately supplied. aud ad
OF cd per h. has been obtained for the common
and middng qualities Of American.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
THuRspaY. August Is.

Tobacco--Tho sales arc of a very limited extent and
almost entirely confined 10 the wants of our own man
uiacurers About 100 hhds.. chiefly Kentucky stem
med. have been sold this week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
RsECfEMDND AXES.

D. BARNES X CO. make For sale. f5r the
~ manufacturer, At ihcr Richmond prices. by
AYs IS - ~ - M -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

;,orx.snces an average OF less than q per cent.
,,:ce ,rodrced imports much larger than the country
could pay lor and revusion followed. In 'he present
wear the safe OF the currency and banking affairs IS
~, re-r reverse from lis condition IN 1897 and al
,hr The eulics have approached the lowest point OF
IN. t'orlpromise Tariff, the imports are exceedingly
snail bni not only do nut find buyers, but are re'eA.
ported There prospect hui that inc currency OF
,e hole country will for series o years To coue be
anti. as near specie basis II now ~ II then, IN
ar r,c-v frl currency Ike iha, Of 1889, whca the
upor,s were S57 O00 the customs averaged short
d 81 nrr cent on the dutabe goods and short Of - per
cent on the gross imports how IS It possible 20 exprc'
10 raise an average of 2S per centum on me gross I'm
nors in perict Of specie currency Even IN tat year
IF wild ntlation 1s29, the duty amounted 10 "a per
cent Of the duablr bearing the same proportion as III
500 The Probabilities are that under the dear curren
cy duties will not amount TO more than an average OF
| - per cent upon al import OF Sluo,ooo,oVu, cohse
ouen,Iy that under the present arrangement me reve
nue. must fall permanently short upwards OF $l6OOo
wv r1' Tuesday, .9prH 5.
Tho uew tariff bill reported in the House has not as
vet come TO band general provisions are, appears
an averaae duty Of 30 10 33 per cent on The imports
II, IS not possible under The existing state of things
10 obtain revenue from so high tariff ] hose
who fare 10 be benefited by the operation OF The OPP
pressive import duties, are vigorously exerlins them
selves 10 procure their imposition. Through corrupt
uress and little money few interested people car
m,te a great clamor On the other hand, tie great
masses of The people, who are just becoming eman
cipa,ed from bank and tariff rule, are making no ef
forts to escape from the chains which the advocates
Of oppression forging for their necss' The vend
ers 81 imported goods, whose stores are overloaded
with the heavy imports ofas year, have come out with
A most patriotic and dsinteresed appeal to Congress
10 lay exoib.an duties, the effect of which will be t'
toule the market value of tie stocks held by those
disntercsied patriots Under the supposton HAT then
collected stocks are now wo.ih S3,nG0u00 imported
| i,,i,oe npIpr a no
he raised to S7,oOOCCo, taking $3,oooaoo out of The
pockets of The people without putting one shilling mic
the Treasury Of the Government THIS operation rs
very iacctcusly called 'savng the country, ho~
long the people 10 be blinded by such shallow ar
,6ces; lie, US lock back at the operation ofthe tariff
snce 1890 with the received and the bank cur
renew in the period.
uror1. AMuus1 CUSTOMS, REvEsuE BssS CrnREser
! $3.50 '' .fr. II. !.