davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND
1sA syiu gre her Fhirty-;-eond Graad Concert
IN AMERICA

TN ADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND
s a'v sive her * sTPPiS S5aad coneerf
tAnd sst nut One, previous her leaving NewYork,)
o, rur,s TRlFfE E{T AAE5s NOV .,
PROGRAMME
c 6SVstaa Il rs1vso soanabas Bsni
SiCnor Beiirlu.
Aria Squallida veste { brunan II Turcoin
Lana Mill MILE JENNY LIND. ''ssD'
Recitaive-" Non ascoiaT peusiero
Aria" Nimbi lremeen la aingaIa 'benedlct
Fantasia on tie Piano-FoFe ,Taai6erg
Ballad Take u! ML LIE JENNY LIND 'S"'l''
83stso-e rd P' Ptaeefe aha sgnoa Tarco
IN iai' MILE JENNY LIND and '
Siguor Belletti.
II Posrgliore-Corno 06Iieato MI schmitz. Bale
Signor Beietu -,...
The Bird 'Tauoert
MILE JENNY LIND
Grand March" The Crusaders. Benedict
Ballad Home FILE STisf H JENNY LIND '-''p
The Herdan SfIg eTE ESSY Ems ems the AeA0 Song
by general desire ,.,r,,,,.,
Full Orchestra Of sixty Musicians comprising the frat
.aentin the country, has been engaged
Doors open a. 8 o'clock Concert TO commence at s.
No Checks will be issued.
4 grand Piano from the mandatory OF Erard, and
imported by Messrs Boardman Gray of Albany, Will be
used on this occasion
The Prices ofTickes in body OF house and IN the
second circle 50 each The front rowof the frstcrce
S. ard the remainder in that circle 81 Places may be Sc
cured at Trpler Hall al the American Museum, at VIM.
Hall L Sons Music Store, In Broadway. Joliie's Music
Store in Broadway and al the principal Music Stores and
Hotels limited number of additional settees has also
been arranged Price 81 each-Tickets for which may be
obtained al the American Museum, and previous to the
Concert al Tripler Hall.
Mademoselle JENNY LIND will give her next, and
positively last Concert in NewYork, on FRIDAY, Nov
g. after which she proceeds Immediately her Southern
tour giving three Concerts in Philadelphia on the Zth
10Th and 30h inst.
The Bird Song and Echo Song will (by general desire)
be sung ut the last remaining Concertin New York mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
TNRIPLER HALL-MADAME ANNA

WNRIPLER HALL-MADAMk IN Ma
Il BISHOPS Sixth Grand Sacred Concert Will take
Mace on SUNDAY next Nov. a. on the same magnificent
scee ar before On this occasion will be gwen for the first
time this COUNTY, Mendessohs Poshnm ne b. sed
master one Of his most beautiful and meodeus compost
tons Also sacred selections from Handel sPoa nos s.,
SINH Shubert, including .Luhers lynn the songs ot
.The Last Man" Gralias Agimus.n &c.
The whole under the direction of Mr.. Boscha
Tickets fifty cents all parts OF the Hall TO be had at
the principal hotels, and al the Hall: ..-
Seats can be secured in the Grand Tier only without any
extra charge at the music OF F Could 97 Broad
wav; and of Messrs Kerksieg Breusng, 42l Broadway
the Irving and the Aston Houses at the ball The whole OF
Saturday Nov IS and al the Hal on Sunday me 14th
from 10 After that lime no secured seats can De Cd
tanned. ,,, - 4, 49,
Sacred Performances TO commence at u o'clock and on
account of the immense concourse OF persons attending
these classical concerts doors 10 open at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

= boSipasce III iooVs. l4,b9S Is
Amount OF tolls received all the NewYork State ca.
mails in each OF the following years. during the Cd week in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

MECHANICS HALL, 472 Broadway,
I'VE above Grand-st-OPEN EVERY NIGHT during The
week, until further notice. - ,
The original and well known CHRISTY'S MlNSTRELS
under the management Of E. 2. CHRlSTY, whose Con-
certs IN this city succession Of four years have been
received with favor by highly respectable and fashionable
audiences Tickets q cts Doors open at 81; commence
att Afternoon Concert every Saturday commencing al
3pM nj Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

SECOND AMERICAN BUILDING
SASSOCIATION.--Al liberal premium will be given for
one share In the above Association Any member wishing
TO sell out will with cash purchaser by addressing
T. L. Tribune Office, nl9S&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, ASTON

Il PLACE.-WEDNEsDAY EVENING, Nov 90 will
be performed Yerds Grand Opera, of
ERNANI.
Elvira.. Sign'aT Parodi Carlos. Signor Ayignone
Emani Signor Lorini Silva....... Signor Nogei
Conductor and Director Max Maretzeki Leader, Mr.
Kreutzer Prices seats parquet and
boxes 50 80 admission to parquet and boxes the
ing of performance S2 aInphitheaer, 50 cents. Doors
open at63, to commence al u o'clock. My
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
BOARDING.

THNWO or three GENTLEMEN or GEN
r1ruAN and WIFE can be pleasantly accommodated
with BOARD in very desirable location. House supplied
with nearly every modern convenience TO persons Oh
oet habits and DESTROYS of real home, the vacancy that
has Just occurred offers favorable opportunity ~ OF,
neO 190 fhlNSt-Sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

MIsIATURE ALMANAC......TRIs DAY.
sus-Riss....o5 SO g heos-Rses 5oa
HIGH WATER---.-.S nov. 20
ssndy Hook 49, STA Gov Island 46a He'll Gats..n 2a
TPTRTTNE MARINE JOURNAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20
DOARD in WILLIAMSBURGH.-A

gentleman and his wife and one or two single gentle
-sn an be accommodated with pleasant rooms In Ri
V4E FAMILY, IS Firstst one minutes walk from the
Packslip Ferry Boats every five minutes during the
dsV Location very observation-disclosures faciag the water,
Commanding fine view Of Brooklyn. Newly ork East
River. &c. ~ IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

Gentleman and his Vile,
a Dand single Gentlemen may be accommodated with
,od and shower baths al IS Seond,st. The house is
srge and pleasantly located. Broadway stages pass me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

The grading of the Eastern Division of the La
Favette and indianapolis Railroad has been let
for fraction over s4o,oOO-some u Y cent. OF
which is PAYABLE in stock-being several thousand
dollars less than the Engineers estimate The
work is to be finished by the first OF July next
and valuable Depot grounds have already been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

BOARD IN BROOKLYN-A Gentle
d Bman and his Wife, or single Gentlemen, can OBJ
tain BOARD and pleasant room, in desirable location
Sithn Eve minutes walk of the South Ferry Apply al u
Sydney Place, Brooklyn. nv oteQN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20
FROM CHAGRES.

Steamship Empire City, Capt. Wilson. AZ.
rived at New York on Saturday morning I'm
Chagres, whence she sailed on the 5tb ms.
She lett Kingston OH the 9lh No later in
telllgence from California is brought by This
arrival, as the Sarah Sands and Isthmns had
not yet arrived at Panama but were daily ex
pected. Peace and quiet seem 10 have been
completely restored at Panama, there having
oeen no further outbreak, although disquie-
tllse prevails there among the better class of
Urenadlans,as well as among the Americans.
lest the few designing Grensdians NAV suc-
coed IN inducing the blacks 10 attack the
whites. Commodore McCauley has promised
at the request Of Mr.. Corwine, on behalf Of
the resident Americans at Panama. IN des-
patch ship of war to that rort. The row,
eminent OF Greneda are wholly unable 10
put down any outbreak that NAV occur be-
tween the natives and the white population.
Several Americans had died at Panama =
their names were not ascertained. The place
is reported comparatively healthy.
About $1,000 10 gold dust and coin was
stolen from Capt Bowman while crossing the
lsihmas, on his way home from California,
by negro IN charge of the mule to which
the trunk containing the gold was dashed -
part OF the gold was recovered. Another
gentleman, belonging to the same party with
Capt. Bowman, was robbed Of $4,000, the
half Of which lie succeeded in recovering
Steamship Tennessee, Capt Cole, with
$50 passengers, left Panama on the Both ut,
for San Francisco. Two other vessels, the
British bark Sarah, with 22O passengers on
board, and the California Capt. Budd, were
expected TO sail on the LIST or the ID inst -
The three vessels have in all about one thous.
and passengers, bound for California. In
consequence Of the limited number of ves-
sells in port, the rates of passage were high
er than formerly. Prices of passage in the
steerage were $3.50, second cabin $780, first
ca bin $3.50.
Lumber was worth Sis to SI2O. Beef
and pork S25 TO S35 per barrel al Panama.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

joint select committee was ordered to be
raised 10 inquire into the expediency of
changing the constitution so as 10 adopt ben-
NAL sessions of the legislature anG limit the
duration of each session.
Bull TO change the name of the town Of
Sebaslcook to that of Benton was read three
times aud passed to be engrossed in concur
renee.
Bill TO reduce the capital stock OF the
henduskeag Bank was also passed to be en-
crossed in concurrence.
Petiiions referred Ezekiel Richardson and
al for u law providing for the vaccination
OF children before their admittance into pri-
mary schools. .1la e, ~
Merrill Thomas. S. C. Whittier aud others
Of Ealowell that the part Of Hallowell west
| OF tie river be Incorporated us IA city /; Lucin-
da S. Abbot for divorce; Caleb S. Pierce and
al. in aid of the saline Isaac -Unberliin and
al. for amendment of the constitution rcstor-
ing winter sessions, and in favor of biennial
sessions George HARDWOOD and al. of Perkins
against division of the county of Lincoln
Daniel Sargent I'd, and al. that part Of Or.
ring,on to be set off'te Brewer; Isaac H. Hunt
respecting the Insane Hospital.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

The bill of errors in this case was read and
argued on Wednesday, before The Supreme
Court Of Massachusetts, by c. B. Goodrich
Esq. and Hon. Plny Merrick for DR.. Web
ster, the plaintiff in error, and by Geo. Benz
is, Esq and Mr.. Clifford the Attorney Gen.
eral, for the Commonwealth, TO which the
government reply, a... a.
LIST. That there is nothing illegal or erron-
eous in any Of the proceedings Of the Mum
icipal or this Court: either technically or in
fact. but all the particulars Of the case pri-
mary and final, were in strict accordance
with the requirements of this Common
wealth, and rules of this Court. I'd. That
if errors did exist III the proceeding ofthe
Municipal and Supreme Courts in this case,
they were waived by the prisoner at the
time of trial, by not then objecting TO the
trial, and that it is now too late for him TO
object. fa..r g-Hur
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20
Rumors Of War with spain.

rr,vate dispatches from Washington 10
lne Philadelphia American and New York
Coufier represent our relations with Cuba m
De'ng Tess satisfactory than has hitherto been
reported. The dispatches received from orr
consul al Havana by The Isabel stale that the
captains oftbe Georgiana and the Sarah lind
will probably be executed BY the Spanish an.
thorilies, unless the United States poyern,nen,
Immediately and peremptorily n,erferes -
The other prisoners, it was believed. would
be treated with less severity. This was ,be
impression not only Of the consul, but of the
American shipmasters aud others in Havana
The Spanish minister has not been seen
since the arrival of the Isabel; therefore il is
not known what his views are, or the nature
OF the dispatches he received. The aspect
OF affairs is rather threatening. The evidence
OF the persons engaged in the expedition
against Cuba, taken at Key West establishes
we TACT that the Conloy prisoners embarked
a! New Orleans 10 goods faith for California,
wa onagres; and that they abandoned the
sup LOT Conioy, when the Creole took The
expeditlohlsts on board.
hho,he' account from Washington states
that Mr.. Clayton Inns received disna,che.
fIom Generul Campbell, our coosul =, H.
vana, informing the government ,ha, ~.
count OF Alcoy, governor general of Cub,
peremp;orily refuses TO surrender the Con,ov
prisoners and that Mr.. Clayton has ns,rnc,.
ed him TO make an unqualified demand Tor
them, and in the event of another refusal
,cdr 0M be declared against Spain. Mr.. Bull
wer, it is said, has given assurances that
England will interfere. considering the
course Of the United States thus far unex-
cepIionabe.
The above is rendered less alarming, how
ever, by two days Ialer news, which states
that Havana dates to the 10th have been re :
celved. The government have liberated the
prisoners. This may not refer to the two
captains.l The Ohio had Just sailed for New
York with 100000 in specie.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

GoDEr's LADr's Book for July is out. This
No., which is the commencement of new vol
ume. contains forty-thrce engravings, and con-
lributions from thirty three literary writer's
The engr&vings are beautiful-ive of which
are from original designs, viz Bishop White
administering the Sacrament-the Flower Girl
The Warning at the Green Spring-A Sum-
mer Scene-Jenny Lind, and a goodly number
of small wood cuts. Cooley has printed 10, $50
of the January number of this popular magazine
and this is found no more than sufficient to
supply the demand. ..... g..
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN DoRcHEsrER,-
Late last Friday night most daring attempt
was made 10 break into grocery in the low
er pant of the building occupied BY the Mat
Japan Bank. The bank employs watch
man, whose attention was attracted by
noise, which proved to be that of three rob-
bers, who were attempting to effect an en-
trance into The building through window
The wachman speedily made known bis
presence, when pistol was fred a, him.
the ball Of which passed through bis bat,
grazing The top of his head, and monumental,
rily stunning him. The robbers then took 10
their heels, leaving their tools behind, bur
were speedily followed by the watchman.
who IN his turn fired al he robbers, and with
good fleet, it seems, tor one of the robbers
exclaimed, run Thompson, for am shot
The robbers, however, faced about, drew
their pistols, and threatened 10 shoot the
Waterman if he advanced any further, and
then Selling their wounded companion, got
Tito the buggy and drove off. leaving to the
brave Waterman as trophy all their burgla-
rious implements. Trauelier.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20
Ga1phanism.

The New York Commercial Adrertiser states,
that the Coroner of New York has presented
to the Board Of Supervisors Of that city, bill
for the inquests held upon the bodies of the So
persons who were killed at the Hague street
explosion. The bill contains charge for the
summoning of 1860 witnesses, at $3 each,
amounting to the snug little sum of $55s0.-
The actual number summoned was so, but the
Coroner charges them in each case, and the 80
multiplied BY g., makes 1860. If Mr.. CRAw-
FORD, the Secretary of War, should resign, we
think the Coroner of New York would make a
capital successor-particularly as a calculator
of costs or interests. -..r 5..0 .s
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20
The Glorious Fourth.

We are glad to learn that the Committee of
Arrangements for celebrating the anniversary
of our National Independence are spiritedly
at work, communicating arrangements that will
reflect credit upon our city. MOSES L. APPLE
TON, Esq, has accepted the invitation to deliv-
or the oration-.an although little ,inctured
with whiggery he is too much of patriot and
OF too respectable talents to do injustice to the
great occasion. "All the world, and the rest
of mankind" are hereby notified to be in atten-
dance,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20
"short Coming 81 whie.. |.

Under this head a smart article appeared in
Saturdays Tribune. "I.ay on, Macduf'-
there is plenty of need Of such aagellations,
BY the way, the writer lays i on numerically
and his course is perfectly in accordance with
that Of the wing party universally. They are
all "set by the ears" and glorious rivalry is
being carried on to see which shall outvie the
other in demolition propensities. Look out.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the story of the Kiiken-
ny Cats
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

EEPThe Tribune of Tuesday last. contains
an original article, in which the writer makes
vain attempt to be "sarcasucaily severe up
on DIR. Simonton, the author of the able Re-
port of the Committee on Agricultural Schools,
which document was complimentary alluded
to in the Governors last annual Message The
article is too personal to merit attention. 1t is
intimated that the author was prompted to this
attack upon DR.. I. By some professional jeal-
ousy. when Doctors disagree, &c.'ga 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

CALIFORNIA GOLD ARRIvED.-The Show
beoap g. California Boot and Shoe Comma
nv. which was formed in this place nine
months ago, received from B. w. Norris ESQ,
their agent in California, last week, a remit.
lance of about $4,000, on the sale of their
boots. We think their adventure must have
proved very successful one, they look SO
good natured about it. Well. it does the
printer good to see his friends prosper, if he
does have to stand out in the rain himself.
,Sko,uhegan Press. .att. sr s,s.f. -... .sfy..tI
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

The erection of the twolight-bouses on me
shores of Penobsco, Bay for which an apPro
priation was made by the last Congress, mas
commenced, and it is expected that they VIII
be completed the present year. One Is STU
ated at the entrance Of Gilkey's Harbor, IN
de town Of Isle boro', and the other at the
mouth Of Goose River, Camden. .r,sra
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

SAD FArALlrY.-We learn from the Show
hogan Free Press, that Mr.. Goodrich, now
in California, has written 10 his father in
Bingham, Me-, that out Of a company Of 80
in number who left Fort Independence about
year ago for California, he was the only
person who survived the journey, the remain
ing twenty-nine. all having either died of
cholera, exposure, or were killed by the In
dams. The company started with OK and
horse teams. Y.,- r,a sa.ss-s,s NV ...,r- ,,.,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

DEATH FROM PIPE.-We learn by let
ter from our friend Maj S. Pin, Of Phillips,
Town, on her way home from funeral, call
ed inro neighbors to light her pipe. After
smoking she put the pipe into her pocket
surprising the fire was out. Shortly after
her cloths caught fire, and before assistance
could be had she was so badly burned that
she only survived three days. She was about
SO wears Old Banner. .r 4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

Wonderful stretch Of Generosiiy-Two ofthe
three proprietors of the old South Meeting
house consenting to allow the citizens Of Bath
to disturb the spiders and cobwebs in that an
cient and deserted edifce, on the coming 4th
OF July, by using it to celebrate the anniversary
of our national independence, for the small
sum of fifteen dollars-the original charge be-
ing $25!!! EEL GRAss.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

In the Lawrence divorce case, at LOUIS
vile, Judge Bullock gave his decision on
Monday. granting divorce to Mrs. Salile
Ward Lawrence from her husband, /. BiSe-
low Lawrence. -. r..s-is,s7 e.. 3
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

DROWNED. A Mr.. Brown who is famiIarly
known in this city, as vender OF fish, CLAIMS,
&C., started in small boat on Friday last
down New Meadows river, in company with
his wife, for the purpose of fishing. From that
time until Sunday morning, nothing was seen
or heard of them, when their bodies were found
together on the beach. The boat was proba-
bly, capsized during the gale of Friday evening.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

fDP Our neiShbor of the Tribune is of the
opinion that demonstrations in favor of the Ad-
ministration are beginning to come" Well,
let them come, "Who's ateard p If they don't
come soon, though, Old Zachary will be Sun
boxso
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

iLP We learn by the Boston Atlas, that
Mr.. VIM. Fergus, formerly of this city, and
more recently of Boston, committed suicide in
a beer shop in Market street, Philadelphia, on
Monday night of last week. 1t is represented
that he was laboring under an attack of mania
tons of large beer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

gg We understand that the Festival of St.
John the Baptist, will be publicly celebrated by
the Lodges composing the Fourth Masonic
District of this State, at Waldoboro', on Tues
day, the 25,h day of June inst, and that an
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

1t will be seen by reference to another col
umns, that Mr.. HAYDEN has removed to the
store formerly occupied by Mr.. Larrabee, which
he has of late been fitting up in elegant style.
His establishment is really an ornament to the
business part of the city.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

~ 1t will be seen by reference to our ad-
vertising columns, that Madam L. Giradin Wis
its this city on Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week. Madame G. has diploma from
one of the best medical institutions in Paris.
and so far as we are informed, has practised
with great success in all diseases incident to fe-
males, children, Sc. She stops at the Saga
dahock House. .. .sr- a..trrr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

NASHVILLE CONVENTION, June 13.-At the
convention yesterday, Mr.. Dawson offered
resolution that all parties in the south form
into new party, called The southern repub-
lican party, which was withdrawn. Mr..
Mathews presented an address to the people
of non-slaveheldiug states-Iaid on the ia
BILE. Mr.. Tucker, Of Va, made an able
speech, in which he said he would vote for
the address with amendments, if calculated
10 promote harmony, and would vote for
anything to secure that object. He referred
TO The present union Of Clay, Cass aud Web
ster, and argued mischief from it.
He discussed the question of disunion, and
declared That il that event came to pass the
south could sustain itself Judge Sharkey
addressed the convention in favor Of amend
ments to the address. The main question
was put and the address adopted unanimous
ly. Resolutions reported as to the Texas
boundary were adopted. Resolutions OF
thanks, &C., TO the officers of the convention
were passed; and after some leave-taking
speeches the convention adjourned to meet
again six weeks after The adjournment of
congress.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

Capt. J. Simpson Of the bark Suliote, re-
turned to Belfast last week, bringing with
him lump OF gold attached 10 piece Of
quartz rock, weighing 10 ozs, and valued al
900 - ReIf1sf Rem la-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

liz The present No. concludes the fourth
volume of the Times. In our next, we shall
have word or two to say of ourselves.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

90 We understand that Arson P. MoRRELL
Esq, of Readfeld, has been nominated by the
Governor and Council for Land Agent of this
State. .. - s.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20
Deaths g..

In this city of consumption, Clara Baker, nged "
years. 49,
In whi,ekeld, 18Th inst, John Carlton, aged Is
years Tfs M w@alr n- nt4 Nnas
p Drowned in Thomaston, 11th ns,: Edward SOM 81
Edward and Caroline Bowfes, aged TO- ....tt Lad
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

o. he work of putting up the posts for the
magnetic telegraph between this city and Au-
gusta is now rapidly Progressing.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-20

can hardly be counted in Congress to support
it-whigs, free soilers and all
But further comment is unnecessary. We
can fancy the feelings of our wing friends as
they pcrused the above curious specimen Of
either primitioe si.nplieicy or INTENDED dupheiy.