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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-07
POLITICAL.
From The Charleston Mercury.
PAP n TRIMMING.

PAP AND TRIMMING.
The official %discourse,h in this wise,
touching
THE PRESIDENCY.
The Charleston Mercury, Of the 10Th
instant, inlima,es lis confidence that the
rapidly increasing popularity Of Mr.. Cal.
huuu will supersede the necessity Of a Ma
Iional Convention TO nominate him for the
Presidency. We need make Lo comments
ON The article referred 10.
Well you need not; but sou ,riH do q
useless thing. and so you go on TO make
comments after a way o !your own-First:
Mr. Calhoun is certainly well known to
the country as Que Of its citizens, and we
dpubl not that his claims are highly up.
prcciarcd:
That's original any how. II will be
news 10 IA great many people in these dig
sinss; but I'VE won't venture TO say 'lisn'i
tfuc.
so also are the claims OF other disliu-
guishcd citizens"
That's another new idea certainly; but
very correct for augh, we can say to the
contrary. For instance, there's Mr.. Van
Buren,. Mr.. Silas Wright, Mr.. Woodbury.,
MIR. Buchanan, Gov. Troup, John @.
Adams, Henry Clay, Gen. Jackson, Mr..
Richie, }. Fenniu,oIe Cooper. Washing
ton Irving, Bishop Jones. DR.. Mou, and
Mr.. Preserved Fish. Have we left oul
any body you would have us name If 50,
out with him Jacky!
Every good and true Republican should
undoubtedly deprccatc q convention a, too
carly a period.
Ofoourse! Take your time Miss Lucy,
and cook the pap. Too early" would
he before the right time. which will be at.
ter a period which would be the wrong
one from being too soon. An early Con-
vcn'ion may be a thing to be deprecated
aud a Joriiori n too carly one must be SO.
@. T.. D.
hmishi seem like jockeysbip-and they
who attended it would be looked upon as
jockies booted and spurred 10 ride over
public sentiment"
Rather hard riding that almost as bad
as hiIchins on the fence or riding on a rail.
Bolts Tried it and 90, horribly CALLED for
his pains, uiiraism' or heading The cap
tain, is wha, you are afraid Of.
II is most assuredlv the duty OF every
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wing over US. than 10 succeed under
false %colors, or fail in u principles with
The s'aff Of power in orr hards.-We
know that there are passages in the life Of
oil MIR. Calhoun, as a politician, which
are objectionable; then. again, they could
not lnsh 10 his saddle skirts The follies and
errors of the late administrations"
"lt cannot be denied that there are ma
ny objections 10 running n caditnlc SO re-
Gently defeated as Mr.. Van. Buren,. All
the wing clap traps will he FURNISHED up
anew, and pinned 10 him. These cannot
be made 10 fit Mr.. Calhoun"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-07
Moetie Aeeess.
From he Organ.
TIE LANDLORDS SOLILOQUY.

From The Organ.
TIE LANDLORDS SOLILOQUY.
Well, here ! sit the live long day,
And hardly 4 soul comes in
To help u poor fellow his debts to pay,
Though I've brandy, and wine. and gin,
And cordiais. and syrups. and lemonade,
Cakes, coffee, oysters, and pie,
And ,en-pin alley 20 nicely laid
Where does the hindrance lie!
I'm sure my bar looks as tasty, too,
As il did in days Of yore;
Ny glasses are polished so bright, that You
Can see the reflected floor;
Aud my marble counter seems just as cool.
And my mirrors are FURNISHED bright;
But where are the soakers, half knave. half(ool,
That should crowd my hall tonight!
Hark what are they singing across the way,
Where such crowds do tlirong the stnirs1
III go and listen! there's the duce TO pay
Pshaw! lis one Of their temperance airs.
I wisI, these men had something 70 do,
Hard tunes are driving them mad
Their wives these temp rance meetings win rue,
Or I'm & mistaken lad.
They're ".apcrins off" for a while, yes. yes,
Their pockets are up to let;
But give them the chink, and | dare to guess,
They'll sing with another set.
Just then a manly voire rose high,
With Come to tho Temperance Hall"
The landlord turned with q wa,ery eye.
To gaze on his empty stall.
The dream so bright ola rccreani crew
Having shipped in Ter,oial Barque.
Let his mInd FOR aye. for the truth he knew.
And his future lot seemed dark.
lie spoke no more. save to bid the clerk
Pit the shutters upon the door;
But he seemed to think Of turning Turk,
And they sang III drink no more"
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Notice..

Notice.
a IL Persons indebted to tho Estate ofJohn
IA Coker. dec. are earnestly requested 20
make payment. as the condition of the Estate
is such, that I shall be compelled to close i, as
soon rs it can possibly be done, therefore. | I'm
in hopes those tina, are due said Estate. will
avail themselves Of this notice and make pay
ment. This lst day Of August. 1912.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of EegefeH District.
Aug. 2. 1912 tf -
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MOTT HE.

A LII persons indebted to the cs,a,c Of Dan
IA iel A. Mitchell, deceased will mike pay
ment by the first day of January next. as lon
ger Indulgence may not lie expected. All per-
sons having any demands against said cs;uie
will render them in at that time for payment.
r. B. BOUKNlGHT, administrator.
Nov. Q. 1912. 81 Al
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF SourH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

n the mniler Of John Russell, Planter, resi-
ding i'll AbbeyilIe District. South Carolina
n Bankrupt.
Pursuant 10 ar Order Of the District Cour.
of the United States. for the District Of South
Carolina. Notice If hereby gwen. that cause be
shewn before the said Court. n, the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the twenty
eighth day OF January next. al eleven O'Clock.
a. ~, why the said John Russell. should
no, receive his Discharge and Certificate as n
Bankrupt.
Charleston. 10Th day Of October. IS42.
ii. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
Noyi.9 lo Al
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The Du.l.-Thc late duel has been
laughed at cnoueh-but rs unfortunate
journaIils coming in at the death Of a niue
days' wonder, wc must still take some
notice Of it.
Our quiet borough was visited some
TWO or three weeks ago by a small young
gentleman Of fashionable appearance,
giving himself out to be n liquor merchant
and having with him several pipes of
brandy. He appeared. however less in
tent upon business than pleasure, aud
SCOT formed n very agreeable circle Of
acquaintance among the young folks of
both sexes about town. He was par
ticularly on the look Out for young ladies
of fortune and lost no opportunity Of get
ting into their society.
II was soon discovered by some Of the
wass abou, Town tina. our hero was re-
narkabiy verdant-'green as a tobacco
worm and unsuspicious as a rree frog in n
thunder Storm Before many days no
found himself involved in q quarrel with
a rival lover. and was informed that a chal.
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Notice.

"HE firm Of BRANsos. MUyDY s. ASpEH-
SON. was dissolved on the f.: ofSep'em-
Der last: the business Of the concern will be
settled by BRASxov & ANDERSON. who continue
business ut the same place.
Oct, 8 Sjo rC "
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Rrewshg 10 zAe ,gNSR

DF'OeESRE 10 tNe eDeget
nFthis District, n negro man who ssys his
" name is Joseph, and tina, he belongs TO
John Patterson. OF Mackies Island. s. c., Of
igh; complexion, large whiskcrs from ear to
cur, ) feet 6 inches high.
The owner is requested TO come forward.
pyoveproperty pay charges and take Runaway.
G. II. GOODMAN, J. l.. D.
Jan. : 1912. Z ~
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Rfs BNRks-UDfCv.

era EsaNkfl5ptCy.
YWVHE Subscriber has been, by the Judge of
II the District Cour, for South Carolina
District. appointed Commissioncrfor Edgefcld
District. pursuant TO the provisions Of the Act
of Cougress. made, and now in force. concern.
ing Bankrup,s. Therefore. any person wish
ing 10 avail himself Of said Act. will please call
upon the undersigned. ut Hamburg, ) c., who
will prepare NIL the papers necessary TO Il final
discharge, OH ~ liberal terms Ms any other per-
son, having procured all the Rules and Blanks
of said Court required, &c.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Hamburg. June 9th lSI2 nc y
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Notice.

Notice.
FoREWARN all persons from trad
h ing for II Note of hand. given by me To
Evchs, Daniel Jones. aud John .. Joucs. for
one hundred md fifteen dollars. due LIST Junu.
AIRY lS42, and payable lst january lSi3. us the
property 70. which, said notr was given has
proved to be useless 10 me. and was warranted
10 me. I am determined no, 10 pay said note un.
les, compelled 10y law.
JOHN DORM, Junr.
Oct. &c tr 81
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Commercial.

AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABLE.
Augusta insurance aud Banking Co. par.
Bank Of Augusta,
Branch Stale OF Georgia nj Augusta,
Agency Bank OF Brunswick,
Branch Georgia Raj! Road,
Mechanics Bank. ="
Bank of 81. Mays,
Bank Of Mlliedgevilie par a disc.
Bank of the ST. of Geo. at Saw. par q "
Branches Of ditto par q
Agency OF ditto, III Greensboro par a "
Bank of Brunswick, par a "
Commercial Bank, NJ Macon. par a "
Geo. X. K. 81 Bks. Co. Athens, par a "
Marine a. Fire Ins. Bank, Saw. par u q"
Branch of ditto, al Macon, par :
Planters Bank. Savannah. par a
Ruckcrsyille Banking Comply. par q
Phgnix Bank of Columbus, > C 10"
Ocmulsce Bank. 3a 8"
Central Bank Of Georgia. ID a , > e.
Central X. K. * Bkg, Co. Saw. IA g."
lus. Bk. Of Columbus, at Macon, = q s."
Exchange Bank, Brunswick, a -"
Alaba,na Notes. 90 a p
Charleston Banks. par.
Bank Of Camden.
Bank Of Georgetown.
Commercial, Columbia,
Merchants. al Cheraw,
Bank OF Hamburg.
No Sale or Uncertain.
Bank Of Darieu aud Branches.
Bank Of Columbus.
Chat,ahoocl,se K Road X Banking Company.
Monroe K. Road & Banking Company.
Planters and Mechanics Bank. Columbus,
Western Bank Of Georgia, u, Rome.
Bank Of HawkinsviIle.
Drafts.
On New York, a prcui.
Charleston. 1t
Savannah. par It disc.
Philadelphia. a prem.
Lexington. Ky. par a
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REMOVAL.
y5e .Ne.,r a<,sh Sso..

The 9eaC Cash Store
) removed 10 Tie new brIck building, cor.
Il ner of MaIketan and Centre .sireeis. neatdoor
10 s'b'sy y CrcPon. where 're nre nowi"pening
Il splcnd'd assortment Of fashionable
AMERICAN. FRENCH & ENGLISH
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DIRECT
MUrd,rare 8. a.assge,u.

MGrdsCQyp s. fsassleyv.
HRBsHE Subscribers have just received direct
fSnmthP manufacturers In Eprinnd and
the Nofshcr0 Sfates, q tunryonze una wen US
sorted stock of
Hardware e. Cutlery,
purchased chiefly for cash; which they offer
for sale. On reasonable terms, ut their store, in
the BRICK building. corner Of Centre and Mer.
cer-sts.. consisting Of
English, Swcde. and American IRON.
do do do Steel.
Hollow Ware Of all sizes.
Bond and Hoop Iron.
Collins Axes, AIDES. Chisels, and Gouses.
Mill Irons. n full assortment.
Anvils, Vices. Smiths Bellows s. Hammers.
Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Wagon Boxes, Truce l. other wagon Chains.
Table Knives & Forks. Pen& Pocket Knives.
Mill aud Cross cut Saws.
Head and Tenant Saws.
Locks. Hinges, iuemrs.
Coffee Mills. Corn Mills.
Grindsioncs. Manila and Cotton Rope.
Sheet aud Pig Tit, Iron Wire.
Shec, aud Pig Lead.
With many other articles III their line. making
the most complete aud well assorted stock U(
HARDWARE ever offered in this market.
HENKELL d ROBINSON.
Hamburg, Oct. ~, lS42. 6t 40
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Medical Notice.

DIR. JOEaN e.. WILLIAMS,
NFFERS his professional service. To the
" citizens OF Edgeiield village aud adjacent
country, and can be found. by calling "a, 5. F..
Goodies dwelling. u, all times.
Nov If 40
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their slaves 10 runaway, and then afford
them protection aud successfully resist the
rghtGul claims Of their 0wncrs-and their
is no power. in the Federal Constitution to
enforce redress, The obligations Of the cum
pact will no longer binding; aud n Gov
eminent admitting Of such an abuse would
he more Ddious than The worst kind Of DIES.
poIisrn. Ii is needless 10 add, that the
slave States would hold this blessed Union.
hallowed as ii is by all tha, is dear to the
heart Of the patriot, as dust in The balance
against their rights. The Quixoues of
Boston may exull in their triumph over
Gray; but they have not counted the cost.
Aud we say il with deep concern-for we
ore pcaceably inclined, and have the dis
position to love all our brethren in all parts
Of the Uniou-that this wrong done to
James b. Gray, eannot-wrLL Sor he
tamely submitted 10 by the citizens Of the
South. As one man they will rise aud
demand redress forit and security for their
properly in The future. Thi. is not au in
dividuai matter which may be comprised
or hushed up: il is the case Of every slave
owner in the South-ALL are interested
in tall will feel the necessity imposed
on them 10 take prompt and decisive ac-
ton in the premises. Now or nerer is the
time for them to act. Any chapgs 10 pre-.
ference TO lha, condition whcr ,c guar
antecs of our glorious Cons,iti non under
which this Union has heretofore so happi-
ly Aourishcd, eau be uullifed by the laws
Of Massachusetts, or the insurrectionary
proceedings of her citizens, with ~impuni,y.
Away with The pallry political issucs and
contests of the day until this momentous
question is setlcd!-Heroid.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

HENRY HYDE at the Bath Book store, has received
IA variety OF Annals for Christmas and New Years
presents, among which
me TOKEN and SOUVENIR, embelished with ten beau
tiful engravings
TmENDsHP's OFFERING, edited by Mrs. C. II. W. Esng
The GEN, published i'll depha with splendid steel
engravings
The ioUrHs kEEPsAKE, for young people,
The AENuALETrE, gift for children.
The CHLD's Token, containing a variety of amusing
stories Tor children Also Cousin LUcYs CoNyERsAToNs
by the author of the RoLLo BooK-AARtoN LYLE HUMP.
You've MANS GUIDE.
Young WomAN's GUIDE.
The Young OBSERVERS or how to learn without Books
WILLY THE WANDERER.
CHoRAzN or an Appeal to the child of many prayers.
IELLsrRoM, the Missionary to Lapland.-With grea.
variety Of other Booke.
Amanacks-he various kinds in here, by the Gross
dOz. single.
Bath Dec %, 1871. 3m39
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for Trinidad, Cuba Orient Grant, Boeon for st George
Mirror, Haskell, do for Frankfort.
Ara Norfolk 25h, scr Coral, Wesley, Thomaston for
Richmond.
Ar at Gloucester Dec 30h schr Argo Camden for Boston,
sid from Providence Dec 81, sch Brilliant, Nichols, Bris
toll, Me.
Ar at Newport Both, schrs Emeine, Clark FIN Thomas
ton, for York; Eliza Warren FIN Bath for Haven
Ar Mt York 3ls brig Chociaw, Fner, Malaga Nov 16
Gibraltar 2sth cid brig Charles, Sylvester Bath.
Arat Charleston 2fth, bark Baltic Gregory Tbomason
Ar at st Joseph 4th bark Alabama, Merit, Bath 20.
Adv nj Orleans 18th ship Rappallannock, Drummond,
for Liverpool, wanting 800 bales; ennsyvania, Cross do
wanting 300 Cid 18th brig Georges WATTS Charleston Up
18th, ships Byron and North Carolina Drummond, for Liv
erPool, loading; Platina, for Boston same day
Ar at - Marks 18th bark kennebec Smith, for York.
lOading brig Blllow, Lawrence, dis'g
Ar at Holiness Hole 18th ult schrs st Helena, Harlow
Thomnson form York 3lst Suana, Huchins, Bath, for
Alexandria.
Ar at salem lSt brig SNOW of Thomaston Snow, Buenos
Ayres Oct % Penambuco, Nov 20, via Holmes Hole
Ar at savannah 22d ship Tamerlane Theobad Wscasse
Arht Charleston 23t ship Canton new Packard, Wis
casset ~. Cid Odd, ship Trenton, Snow, Liverpool.
Ar at York ooh, schr Merchant, Read, Thomaston.
Ar at Newport 2eth, scr Texas Emerson, Bath for H.
Ar at Havana 18th brig America Meryman, for Boston,
onding brig Angelina, Barnes for Orleans, same day
18TH brig Cuba, blanchard, Bangor Sid l4th brig Fox, Rog
crs, York.
In Hampton Roads 25th, sch Potomac Duncan, Thomas
ton, via New York.
sid FIN Ssal Dec s. bark Tennessee, skolfeld York.
At st Thomas Dec 10, brgs Balkan Of IIampden FIN Mar
Unique, trying the markets VIM burlington, Johnson,
drmned and repairing for Wilmington soon; Llewyllyn
Carr for Wilmington days.
Arat h Leon previous to 18th brig Rlow, Lawrence Bath
Ar at Apaaclccla llth ship Canton, OTIS Havana.
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The BOSTON ALnIhNAC, for
YRIae&

will ho published about Che goth Decsmbc".
PURCHASERS requested 10 send in their orders,
early possible to MessIs. Thomas Groom II Co. 20
state street, Boston, and they viii meet with all due attcn
ton
The Business DirecforB of the various Business and Pro
esons in Boston, happily begun in last years Almanac
viii be continued in this with all the improvements that
experience may have afforded. The Almanac for 1872,
will he Ct the size that of lS4l and bound in the
beautiful style.
{3f there should be who have not this pubica-
ton the Proprietor would beg leave TO say that Is neat
aud compact little volume of 100 pages well printed beau
y hound in cot ettered in gold and contains rs much
matter as ordinary syo volume, and sold for the very low
price OFFS cents per copy The Calendar pages very
pee record of the weather in Boston during the past yea
Also each Calendar page is accompanied with
dunn page which the Accounts of family, other do
mestc matter may be registered The paper being of firm
texture, is easily written upon.
Rnstnn. LM31
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Q<rLODIx OUT For fMPDsITION.re


consequence of the increased demand for TRuFAsr-
Il COMPOUND for cure Of SALT RHEUM, &C., it Is ev,
dent that base attempts have been made and max
ing Initiate TIM article, and infringe upon his right. He
obtained LETT Frs PATENT three years since, both for
the preparation AID name and all persons hereby
toned against infringing upon his right, guaranteed by said
Patent under the penalties of the Law "Remen
br the penalty lies against the seller well the maker
of the Article NeVer buy unless in has the loritten,
mndriteR signature of the inventor. The ointment is
in Tin boxes with the letters ''W. b. TRUFANT, PATENT,
BATH, ME-" stampt the all Others be false.
That the above medicine is worthy Of confidence, evident
from fact thai Notwithstanding its opposition) than
EIGHT THO USAND
packages have been sold within short te giving very gen.
eral satisfaction where faithfully applied. In fact the
nual and almost daily instances of its which have
occurred in this aud other States, juses the proprietor in
submitting with increased confidence to the public gener
ally. This remedy is recommended in addition SALT
RHEUli, good for RING WORM-SCALD HEAD
SHINGL ES--LEPH()SY-P Observation-Disclosures
and cspeeiaiig for the JACKSON BARRIERS ITCH-
As is heir ors of thousand names the ointment it,
selfs frequently used with entire Price 50cts The
interval application is composed of twelve different ngre-
dents, entirely vegetable, ana is esteemed highly, safe
wholesome drunk, persons aeneray particularly in
the spring season. Price 80 Numerous certificates from
DISTINGUISHED physicians, cergymen and other professional
this and other States of the pro-
prietc which might be subjoined If necessary. word
the wise sufficient For sale the of the subscriber
wholesale and retail, and at the BATH BOOK STORE
In Brunswick by Webb and lia-Wiscasset by Edmund
Dana BY his regular agents throughout New England
w b. TRUFANr, sole proprietor.
Bnh, Ne, 1911. TIA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-06

CLEANLINESS at the Head and Hair.
STRANGE it il that persons who attend strictly 10 per
~ sonal cleanliness baths, &C. should neglect the Head
the llair-he most essenal-the most eXposed-and the
most beautiful when properly cared for of all the gifts of the
Creator Perfectly free may be kept of dandr or scu
with certainty that the hair cannot II out by the use of
the Balm of Columbia. Ladies, will you your toilet
tried and experienced its purifying eects-ts sweet
perfume
hundred articles have been put forth the credit of
thsthe only rsthe only really valuable article mass
of testimony from all classes to these facts
Look out-Connertcts Abroad look always for the
name of COMSFOCK SEQ. the splendid wrappers and
never buy il without that NAME
From the Boston Chronicle Jan. 10.
rFWe by advertisement in another column that
Messr Comstock Co., the Agents for Oldrdges Balm of
Columbia have deputies sell that article in Boston and
elsewhee.We know lady OF this city whose hair was
nearly gone expose entirely her chronological de
veopements, which, considering that they beokened
aniaba disposition, not in reality very nnortl
Nevertheless mourned the loss of locks that she
had worn and, after years fruess miscalled
of Oldridges Balm she has rngles in rich profit
sion glossy, and of backness We not putting
OF the commodity has been sent to and indeed
do any for though obliged TO wear wig
amt Of ussaDIs ffdify P5iIf 6w H.
During Fraud.
The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
counterer Let it be purchased used unless it
have the signature OF COMSTOcK s. Co. a splendid
wrapper This is the only external test that will the
public from deception Address
CoMsTOCK & Co.
Wholesale Druggists, New York. II Maiden Lane.
Sold in Bath by Drs. Stockbrdge x Hale. (ly31)
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The steamboat from the Kennebec to Boston for
the last three years, has divided on an average TO
the pioprietors, something $50, 600 per year.
One year the boat divided $3S 900.
Newburyport Herald
This, we understand, is a great mistake. We
have it from the best authority that the whole
amount divided for the last season for both boats
was eighteen thousand dollars, The boats cost
800, goo, (which $50 900 was insured at one
per cent month If the whole had been insured
The one per cent month on $4,000 would hoVe
made a large deduction from the dividends. In New
York the and tear Of boats and depreciation oil
value is estimated at from ID to 20 per cent per
annum. Ken, Journal.
The above statement from the Newburyport pa
per- together with the comments of the Kennebec
journal, we copy for the purpose of stating orr con-
viclon that the statement Of the Herald (Which
was taken from our Rail Road alticles) ia entirely
correct, the Journals apparent contradiction, not
wthsanning. We have no; made statement
without some knowledge the subject. and
ample means for forming a just estimate. We will
venture to say statement of the profits of tho
Kennebec steamboat fails Short rather than exceeds
the real sum. TIL. Journal may be correct in stat
ing that q 8 900 gonly divided between boh
boats ! If the /" Thorn and some more
losing concerns should be reckoned in, perhaps it
might Ibe said nothing wax divided. |; was the
Steamboat, alluded and our statement stands
unrefuted. The rates ofin,erest, and tear of
Steamboats,, &c, proves nothing in This unless
it be the importance OF RAILROAD from the Ken
nebec.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted subscriber OF over six months
"A standing are requested call and pay the same be
fore the first day of January 1872 for after that date shall
leave all Nc and Accounts with Attorney collect
that is six months old. WILLARD WALKER.
n. b. No credit will be given after the first January
1912, only 10 such as will pay when called upon.
Dec l5 3w35
CROCKERY, CHINA q GLASS WARE.
LARGE and beautiful of the above just open
N ed, and for sale very low by OWEN & BROTHER.
Bath, Dec, 1871. tf37