davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

u -r.E Cloaro0s .-l
Brig. vssta, (Hamburg) Boucher Hamburg, w Wesssr L
Sn bsssett Savannah, Scott Morre!I EdwAc, LUX
'ey' Guardianship Maria Hopkins. Baltimore ~
e. . Arrived.
Reside, Langley: days from Boston, mdse, to John
General Record.
sHr OcIErHcRrE-We mentioned the loss Of this vessel
yrerday hsr consisted of hbls -four 6l3s bush
M wheat SO bbis grease 636 casks butter SO es COTTON
poor W. aversmost OF the is nsuel here The
owned by A. kuor snd valued at insured this city
paired. "'' -
BARK FRASeIs STANTON, of Boston, Wilson from Liver
pool bound To Baltimore with cargo of and dy
goods ~ent ashore ahout ten miles suih of Cape Henry
sunday morning, wesE We have no further particulars
spoken.
Foreign Ports.
PoScE, PR Feb s-Sld BENJAMIN. NYork. Ia port Eliza.
beth from "a for NYork unc
United States PARIS.
PHIL DELPHIA Feb l7-Au Helen McIsad Busnos Ayres
Deos, Ponce PRthe rode out the NV gale of he Ith
uoder Cape May-he William Thatcher had the
Fourteen Foot bank but the weather run
hack and too off Reedy Island. arr SulIa Boston, John
Clark. NYork: a Cooley, do: John lay, Providence
Indies. Sid Orleans, st Johns PR; Ezra NYork.
NoRroLx Feb ll-An Abstract, r>viuceown; iih, Cas-
NswsEHS, NC. Feb s-Ar Henry West Indies; Southern
er, do.
tHARIEsror Feb I2-Arr Nsntune B.r~ud, Cid Tybse
Oede' New York; Bray Gore Hayt Sid Orray TAFT Prov
dence ar
SAVANNAH Febie-Cld Ros abe,l Genoa. Arr Jshn Kerr
lBr) Greenock; Romulns ,rbaio.s: -er'i e. Hamilton
Yor New York, W.st Indies Sid Cslia, AYork; Augusta
DO; Bomuus, Boston; Havre, Have. Arr nth, Glenl
Liverpool.
BabDidge NYoTk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
Sales at the Stock Excnans.
Second Board.
Married.

At Middle Haddam, Conn., on the 18th instant, by the
Rev. Fitch w. Taylor, GsoRor LEwis Of New York TO
Miss ELIZA LITTLE, daughter Of jeremiah Taylor ofthe
former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

This amount expended 10 meet the above liabilities
will leave the debt of 1916 unprovded for although the
late Comptroller chose to exclude II from the list OF
State debts because it was provided for"
The resolutions Of Mr.. Clay, introduced into the Sc
nate in relation to revision of the tariff meet
the wants Of the Government ast and sound far
relates to the reduction of expenditure and the
cesssry increase Of the tariff The principles laid down
will find response in the breat OF every in the
community. permanent deficiency in the revenue
and should b. supplied in other way but Ivy in
of duties Treasury notes undoubtedyIthc BEST
cheapest and eIst burleasoms mlnner Of supplying
temporary deficiency u. one that threatens esbe psrms
nent must be promptly met sach.The first step to be ia
ken how 10 ascertain the extent ofthe deficiency
and then to take to make as small p,sT
BILE. The FIRST STEP is to husban and ,ko the mos. of
the already exiscnce then to curta exp.n
dure as much as possible. finally TO levy new dues
to meet the deficiency thus arrived at The dominant
party into power amidst great clamor againat
debt supposed TO exist. The Grst thing they did to
call extra session. spend S50oooco additional give
away branch of revenue that Of the public lands
and increase the deb. against which they clsmorcd
$o oeooso The policy of increasing the debt has been
thwarted only by the utter inability TO borrow, and as
last and only resource they thrown back upon the
tariff Mr. Clay has resored to II for two first
that is possible to borrow and second because
favors the oppressive high tariff views Of the astocra
tic party The fifth and sixth resolutions by
Mr. Clay clearly show this origin for the change in r,
Icy. They as follows:
Resolr,d That the provision in the act of the ezra
Session. for the distribution Of the proceeds OF the pub
lie lands requiring the operation OF that act to be
pended in the contingency Of higher rate Of duty than
twenty per cent ought 70 be repealed.
Rgsylrsf That IL IL the duty Of Government at all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
hLTHE BILLS of the following Banks Q Redeemed
by the ALBANY CITY BANK. at / Of Per cent die
MONEY MARKET.


The sales at the Stock Board to-day, to fair
tent and prices ell-New York State per cents 1862
per cent? do 1858, II per cent; Illinois 50 improved
I; Indiana SIS I; Delaware and Hudson Ii Mohawk 81;
Paterson Sales Of bills Philadelphia 81; Baltimore
8; Mobile Is Is; New Orleans 8.
The failure of the State Bank of Buffalo, the last Of
the free banks in that city, announced Its condition
follows according to the last return ofth Comp
troller;
Circulation $5,690
Secured by Illinois g. sooo 1900
Denclt.
late law Of the State of Indiana having authorized
the receipt of M outstanding Liabilities from lis Debtors
in Of debts demand for coupons post DUE has
sprung up and they command readily III Is for the
coupon Of s25 for this purpose The suspended debt Of
part Of which due by large houses in Balti
and esewhore, will he partly l1uidated by this
arrangement.
The following comparative statement Of the Cape
Fear Bank Of North arona the Sd Of January, as
compared with last year:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

Q- AMERICAN MUSEUM THE charming voc alst Miss
Taylo leaves here after this week. she must be back
at her old quarters the Park Theatre at its reopening
on Monday This is also the last week Of the splendid
model of the city of Dublin. work of art which sur
passes the imagination Of all who never saw Il, and
which j. of the price charged for admission
The Falls Of Niagara Grand Cosmorama, Albino Lady,
Fancy Glass Blowing, the elegant stage performances
and 10000 different works Of nature and art render
this Q great place of attraction for rs cents.
Tomorrow well every future Saturday afternoon
there viii be and amusing performance for the
qualification of families and schools commencing at
o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

APPOINTMENTS EY THE PRESIDENT Samuel J.
douglass, TO be Judge ct the United States for the
Brockenbrough, declined, WHIT was appointed in the
place OF Alfred Balch, resigned.
:, Robert G. Nicholas. to be Attorney Of the United
states for the Eastern District of Virginia. Re-
appointed.
Marcus G. Ryan, re-appointed surveyor and in
spsc'or OF the revenue at Windeor, North Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

Co. In noticing the recognition of the Consul Ct
Tuscany, f,r the port of Mobile, by the President,
yesterday, we omitted material part of the Con-
SUBS name, II is Carlo G.. ovanni Mansoni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

90 The Colonization Society deserves applause for
their humanity. They not only send eMigrants to Lii
IBERIA, but provide them with Sherman's Lozengss
to the dangerous fvers which rage in that
country No sailor whaleman should go to sea with
out full supply of DR.. Shermans medicine Sold at
the medicated warehouse log Nassau street, and
by agents, as per advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

CO." Thompsons Bank Note Reporter" carefully cor
reced, and containing much sdditionall Bank norma
tion will be issued Saturday morning Carriers and
O'clock It will be forwarded subscribers and agents
out of the city by the morning lines. Office 81 Wall
street-price st cents, 50 per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
SUPERFINE DRESS CUATs

BEST QUALITY. ..-o,-,
both IA work and materials for TWENtnFgLr
DOLLARS; also pantaioons Ten Dollars at PHILIPS Cab
~ = - ifs Broadway. -.., :.
". BT1e above garments guaranteed TO os san.
10 tho.s made by the most expensive n""
The city This no tmty g.araa,ee but ore IN H. ",
pledges himself 10 fulfil GumenAs o. stSV1"'' "a"
iitg propor,ionaby lower. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
To Masters or Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor BY having Bs'
G thsis sassss. psssasss. end report Of vessels ls ii
Re port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
On their arrival hsrs for Commodors BAszrr, Of se'
Of nsws seheousn He viii board then immediately On
thsis arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

l. MONDAY,
creased week single copy that being
rs: :;
Sssleyy e.
f &C.: NJ * A s sn
cravings; This iopably ths popular Of
&: o%S nasss &c
sss
and the principles o! their ectiye
10 h.m 'ns ts Of 81 e
h as routine: 3D. sos MS SS s
saers Dr. uggss and Officers Of the Reve character
ss. By s h sD%: he h
s sa 1
ap as, Te may Pc 81 Ses Of placing their n funds IN
%oss ss i aS
the Law q. IN sp With .t the nature 2; Cs
shy 70 present & the
Aa5 ST.. the general reader. intent s chiefly
q sna ss Static
their wealth. rank and power among the nations
TSe latest statistics Of every object Nanxfac
tSre zen ana 0nea author
work win BE printed from mt the q r aopdOn edition which
sss ype aud WIN NAL. sb.y i.O9 svo rage: 4 WIN
sry ;sRssSs s
as they come from IN. press
put "a :r sss SS %
@ ssy s s. The
The ety ADDRESS. post PAID La Roy Sunderland
f. every editor who give. th, advertisement entire twelve
r Sn notice. Of h shS s
New YORK. wacSmsn an. New York. w 80 fis im'
RaiSs I. sss. q 50
fsEs' fes seat any part q 81:
m A and
dc rearing "A
Tho;. wish ae soma bird Would DO well to cal SOON
N q s, snaIy seed LA now at moderate ps i
Rooxs on nERAtpayST 1:, BRowN, s,onsss, En-.
Goals Of Arms, crest. sphi,r' su,is,s &C.
snsravsd with Goals on arm notices or any other device
stose. TaS' seals &C. forwarded in aeer with coats
Goats Of uud and PAINTED 70. stained gl... window.
price dollars and upv ards Cooks OF Heraidy kept with
UPWARDS Of 100000 ms lis a.'
x o on GAS 5y t,.s ED
the 18Th q, GEoe at ,nS the HSs No Cod
.he, departure for Europe in the ship England the follow
Tickets each be had at the har early application
Mr. Caunt desired The gentlemen dePa:ed TO invite hmto
ss in1s.. s ss H,
% . s b biz !. @ Re ana hnp1y md
home srs ha hos. s e ss existence of which
Hotel during Thursday and Friday The inlectio
NS PKY}FEEsT F,,s .,s !.
six times with rapidly Of thought The pistol
rsvolves aud charges merely BY rang6e
Ss can e. ID. from
menis time cooking shots eau be fred fast
ard 9TH
female with this pistol protect their lives and property
sssS G % as one Of the" equal to
Gentlemen mvite to call a. the store Of the advertise,
to s u Of S y ssS S
f,s ,m.od. bsi%esn Wall e and Pine Il.
sa1mf ssS q ssc s su% &
Mf, Card PIP Il t"d. s f
s ssGGd soS .a s nd
sgss: Ss ,s
"a q 20 rS ps en e
procured any other establish All persons romp'y
RS i%eoas. 10. Broadway, seiweer wall and Pine.
but at the Warehouse iia Broadway opposite the City
IKE COMPANY adhere strictly to the Patent and Reversed
BOs and f a 81 he Uns a
s ss md v: sS S
Li.e Lake on,so The Coast Of Nova ssstia eanboais
fls 2tav3w
ID UBLIC NOTICE-IMPUKTANTI 40 FAMTLIEs-
ash .s LIEN ma %:.
,eard Of prices az u.u,t astonsh the behoIdcf =
Mock Turtle Sou. per quart M rs cents
Ok Tail do "a
Malligatawny %
Ice Cream. in forms rs
Blanc hi.nge f. rs
Calves Feet Jelly rs
Charlotte de- russo 90
The above articles, although % ve low n price not
be compared with furnished by ftror
having no Stores repui aion nothing at stake.
WAl REID, Cash fonfcctioner.
flsim. 80 Hudson street
r, II TT Mt, DnJ,CCy ArrG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
The New York Lance tho. VII

The New York l.ancst--No. VII.
The number Of this popular Journsl issued On Sstur-
dsy morning. contains vsvtseiw Report Of
Dr. ALExa H. SrEvrEs First Lecture on Diseases OF
ths Rectum delivered at the College Of and
surgeons Crosby street. This 10 Of the most inter
estIng valuable and eccentric dscoursss ever printed
Dr. hsvERs's concluding Lecture ON Diseases Of the
Spinal Marrow. 81
DR.. Morris second Lecture on Tic Douloureux.
Reviews Of new Medical Works.
Editorial article on " The Living and the Dead
Report Of the operations of the Chinese Msdico ohi
rurgesl socety..a very interesting article
Crosby street Ciniqus.
City Hospital Reports.
Original Communica atoms from several physicians.
Report Of Cases ct the "seamens Retreat" staten
eand" by DR.. BoARDMAN. SC sc. sc.
Price 50 per single copies st cents The PACK
umbers supplied. Office 81 Ann street, New YORK
90 CHATHAM THrArRE.--The tragedy ofJulius C@-
sar Il performed tonight Mr. c. J. Smith (who made
successful debut short time since at this theatre)
performing Brutus, Mr. j. II. Scott Marc Antony, Mr.
Thorne Octavius Caesar, MIR. N johnson Cassius, Mrs
Lewis Lucius, and Mrs Blake Portia Pelham, OCon.
nel &c appear in variety of Dances and the drama OF
Jack Sheppard, Mrs. Thorne personstipg the daring
Householder, terminates the performances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
MARITIME HERALD.


RnEs ...6 80 NOON sETs ........ Z
80. 81 IL 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18


THE Sc faramed LIBERATED pills. from Portugal ar
perceive to be obtained this country See adver-
semeld the last colavnpof fourth fs4 ,m'is
TINE FRIENDS OF MR.. DICKENS cannot make more
appropriate testimony sf their admiration Of the author,
and for the than BY subscribing for the bust b.
Mr. Dexter Of Boston II was 'yecued from si.tngs aft ded
after his arrival in this country and excellent
likeness 1t is spirited Of art and worth ts
price pleasing bust il it net, il almost
breathing resemblance.
may sern anil copies secured the store Of
TIFFANY YOUNG s. Ell Is Broadway, who will deli
them to Part Of New York. carefully pack ard for
ward them Of the country at tea dollars each
fls 81
no MILITARY OFFTCER5-Fsr sale a beautiful Mill
tsry uniform including ehapsau plume, Sc
fis it. A. WELLS. Wall street.
MO HUMBUG, BUT A FAIR TArEMEN I'll have
~ built Life Beat on new plan-competent jig have
examoed and approved Of her. will build any ~
order, Of any m,delLe Boats "revers ed bottom -
last otherwise have large assortment hand tleae
call before ,-chang elsewhere hen judge Of my
work and prices.
NIB My boat, built Of oak and CEDAR fastened with
Z. L. INGERSOLL, 4ps Water st.
fI8 I'm doors East Of Cather ne Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

meet HrbI FUN, WHICH ImMtuIutV prOVIsIUH
must be made the Comptroller recommends mill tax,
which would amount to 100000. For the temporary
loans due March ls the Commissioners Of the Canal
Fund have been obliged, soap in hand, to soci.
tension, which is probably granted, bscau there is
alternative. The last Of these items amounting ie
$632 ,695 must be paid and the alleged
surplus of canal revenues the aoh September last Of
s6o575l. Not dollar Of i, however, remains From
October to the close Of navs alton, ss7s59S
ceived Of which $50 Geo only is available. Near $780,
900 then is be raised and TO borrow impossible Rl
Their tn to attempt il, il has been resolved to the
money deposit for the pay mont Of Erie and Cham
plain Canal debt due in lsio The situation Of this fund
is as follows:
Deduct in broken banks 3ci 575
Ba' IN he called
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
STATE OF THE BANK OF Care FKAh, NORTH c.
JAN g. 1912.
S2,77I,s7s $2,7s7,2i5

The report of the new Comptroller Mr. Flagg, Of this
State 10 of great interest 1t clears away the fogs
that have surrousded the State fin ances and meets the
true state of affairs with boldness and decision From
it we gather the following items OF immediate claims
upon the State: fl4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
FRENCH FLAsTEk PAKlS-sO tons, !anoing, Tor sale b
BOYD HINiKEN

NOTICE TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE HEX
els. Of February the price Of tn: Daily Herald win in
tie price which is sold n other cities and great risk
of loss wnah liable will admit Of bepg sold at
less price. BENZ. NEWBERRY. r. sits
Macon herald., 1842-02-12
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAxES.


lS4a Court Nne
following
day until the whole the w" commune
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

CIfdBlnsSs If the Iedd anu Hair.
StTRANGE il is that persons who attend strictly To per
- sonal cleanliness baths, should neglect the Head
the IIair-the esscnalthe most efpoSed-ahd the
beautiful properly cared for, Of all the gllts OF the
Creator Perfectly may be kept OF daadrtf or fcu
with certainty thai the hair cannot II out by the use OF
the Balm of Columbia Ladies', viii YOU make your toilet
without this article answer tearcSsly, No. if You have
once tried experienced its purifying checis- sweet
perfume i,
hundred articles have been PIT forth on the credit Of
ts-the only rst-the only really valuable article mass
of testimony from all classes to these tncts.
Look out-Counerfats abroad, look always tor the
name of COMSTOCK geo. the splendid Wrappers anu
never buy it without that name.
From the Boston Chronicle, Jan. TO-
ayWe nv an advertisement III another column that
Messrs Comsock Cos the Agents for OldrdgeS Balm 81
Columbia have pues sell that article in Boston and
elsew here-We know lady of this city whose hair was
so nearly gone expose entirely her chronological de
velopemcnts which, considering that they bctokened a
most amiabie disposition, not in reality very nhor
nate Nevertheless she nouned the loss of locks that she
had worm and after wears frutcss resort to mlscalled
restoraves purchased months ago, bottle on two
Oldrdges Balm, and she has now rlngles IN ch poll
sion glossy and OF raven blcknesS We are not puhlng
the commodity has been sent To us, and nGet, we
do not want any, though were obliged 10 wear wig
year ago have now through its virtue, mar enough,
and of a passabe quality, of Our own:
Daring Fraud.
The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
conterfiter Let ii be purchased used unless it
have the signature of COMSTOCk 4 Co. on a splendid
wrapper This the only external test that will secure the
public from deception. Address
COMSTOCK &. Co.
Wholesale Druggists, New York, II Maiden Lane.
Sold in Bath, by Drs. Stockhrdge X Hale (ly3O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
VEGETABLE SYRUP,


and ctiecual remedy for essenng the pains
L aud suerings attendant pdrtarieat woman that has
ever been discovered
The delicate female may use it without the least fear
of injury herself or offspring.
The proprietor has his possession many showing
that il fully answers the purpose for whcht recommend
ed not only in essenng pain and rendering the process of
labor more easy aud safe but in promoting the speedy
cry of the mother after confinement
Directions it, &c, are briefly stated In small
namphet that accompanies each bottle IN which are cer
Gates from Physicians who have prescribed it, and other
Gentlemen whose Wives have used 1t.
Pamphlets may had gratis of Agents by those who
DESTROYS of farther information.
Prepared by ;. PAGE, druggist, HALLo"ELL, TO whom
orders may be directed. -
1t also sale by the dozen or single bote by W. u
SrIMPsoN & REED, No. ia, state street. Boston,.
! r. LadJ drgoojsf Augusta Doct IL A. Berry, Saco.
GboS J;1rJeU Gardiner. IT. F6gg & Co. Thomaston.
J. ql9en Watervile. X. S. BtdsdcI, H. Ihomaston.
N,tbY Urld Bath. Edmund Dana, Wiscasset.
a UIUistou Brunswick c. Church, Jr. Phillips.
4 ETH Fcr, Portland Jen n s aIs3 Wa iGSs
a. " Holden BANGOR S. ". Bates, Norrdgewock
HIM. o. Poor, &c Belfst.
Nm Noyes, Maine Farmer Office, winthrop.
Bath, Nav 9Th, 1911. cop lyF
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

BOOTS & SIIOES-A very large assortment OF BOOTS ana
Shoes of all descriptions, suitable tor illleS, vt
and Chidrens Also Boots and Shoes OF every as
cripton Manufactured short notice, III superior sAe-
French Calf Boots single and double soies, ana ''so
supply of RUBBERS. - CO :,
SOLE LEATHER-A large supply of New York Sole
Leather of the best quality Also shoe lhreau All" hoe
Lasts for the trade. ,..
HATS-Avords Moeskin and Beaver llats-very SUPERB
quality. Ill, 60,
CAPS-Of all dscrptions-Sca Otter, superb article, from
So 50 to SIS. Alsoa large assortment Of common Fur
Caps liom 81 10 to 50 So =
Nl1FFS-A general assortment of Ladies' Lynx Mufis OF
stye, most elegant pattern, varying rom Ss9
To SIS Also large supply OF common Niui' Ho'h -
TO So. -
FUR CLOAK-TRIA1MTNGS-O all descriptions, large
and beautiful assortment cnc
BUFFALO ROBES-A large and prime assortment Vi p'i-
fao Robes at reduced prices. -, 4, :
= :. ~ Ia,,'as, r.inal e. co.L 30
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
FALL, sTYLEs!.
uArs.-cAPs AND FURs!.,

GEORGE w. HARVEY, has just returned from New
~ and Boston with prime assortment at iita "i
and Fursncudng Alyord's latest fall fashions Tor s,ne
riur Mueskin Hats large assortment OF beautiful fC
TRIMMINGS, Mufs, Sc, &C. -. -.
ALso-A large assortment Of BUFFALO ROBES.
An extensive variety of superior FUR Hair seal and olot
Cans. A good assortment Of India kubbefS, Boots ana
Shoes E..
Hats aud Caps manufactured order al short notice, in
the latest ard hest lle'.
The public are respectfully invited call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
NJ y. Cash Paid far Shipping +arS
Bath, Nov 9, lsll. OWES
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

To the Honorable and House Of Representatives. Of the
State gf.aiH an Legislature assembled iaRuary 1872
rINE Undersigned inhabitants of DRESDEN and other
in the Counties of Lincoln and Kennebec, respectful
y represent that the General Court of Massachusetts in the
year 1897 incorporated certain persons for the purpose of
building Bridge Eastern River, in said Dresden at
Calls (nOw Cancy's) Ferry the highway extending on
the Easery bank of kennebcc River from WnsOw 10 the
Ferry between WoolWiCh and Bath, that bridge
Codngy built said Ferry and remained assable for
bout twenty years. and then the ropetors suffered it to de
and fall to ruin, and has since been rcbut than
Bridge at that place would be much convenient for
and neigborS and the public in general, though the
Ferry and would have long since been rebuilt, could
the old charter giant have been obtaued and bridge at
this place would much accommodate the inhabitants of
Waterville, Augusta, Haowel Gardiner and other towns
adjacent to the kennebec River who should have occasion
travel 10 WoUWlch, Bath, Georgetown PhpSburg,
:ho highway aforesaid is the shortest and the direct
from those towns 1t would also be convenience to
travellers passing Parks (nOw) Hath rms Ferry bound
Wiscasset and other towns csery Of that place, the
distance from said Ferry by the way Of tlancy Ferry Is
shorter by miles than it by the way of the upper
bridge called. 1t is evident that the proposed bridge
would greatly facilitate the travel this route aud with
suitable draw for vessels TO and down. would not be
much inpedimGn IL naytgatOn but few vessels enter
lie river, being crooked and narrow and difficult to nav
gate except such vessels owned by persons living
said river.
Wherefore pray your Honorable body to make and
and Successors corporation for the
purpose Of erecting and maintaining bridge said East
akng such tolls travellers for passing with horses,
[Signed) HENRY TALLMAN, and 253 others.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
SLIP CIlANDL.ERY.

GENER Al assortment constantly hand and for sale
N by ZINA HYDE Il Co., Front street, Bath including
CORD4GE, Manila and Tarred from the manufactures OF
Plvnouth Marblehead and Boston, by the gang or retail
SAIL CLOTH, DUCK and Iti.TE OF most descriptions
ANCHOR of all sizes, warranted. CHdLN CHBLE>,
Sheets and Ties of Boston manufacture from English refined
Iron, and warranted for years Also English CHAINS
Bolt and sheet COPPER. Composition Spikes and Nails
with other castings of all descriptions. Wndla Necks and
Capsan Spindes. link sheathing Mills new and ap
propriate article. N.AP4L STORES, Paints, Ols and
Glass Troy pressed SPIKES, from three To ten inch snip
blocks and Pumps. NAUTICAL LNSTRU.hENI'S, books
and Charts.
Many the above articles on suitable noce De ne
verd to the purchaser his place of business direct from
mandatory free of exp to him, and atthe mannac
tnre's Lowest nrices Bath, 1871 lyl