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Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-19

There is enough in the subjoined extract from
the Washington Correspondence of the Journal Of
Commerce to excite alarm in the public mind, pre-
pared it is, by what has passed, for almost any
quarrel in which the Executive may think ft in the
execution of its newborn notion Of " continental
policy" to involve the country. Let us hope and
trust that for once the correspondent of the Journal
has been msinformed and that things have not
gone quite as far he supposes towards involving
us in another war;
CORRESPONDENTS the COMMERCE.
WAsHISsroN, JUNE 8, ls47
This Government appears 10 be the eue of some d1icuy
Wa BRAzIL. Governments acting upon rash counses
easily involve nations in have and heard enough
convince that the present Administration is assuming
tone of nsoence and menace towards the Government of Bra
z that will of course lead to ruptueto the prevention Of
commercial intercourse and, due Of time, to
The principles forth in Gen. SCOTS proclamation apply
strongly Brazil but the leading official paper advocated
the time, principles going far beyond the Mexican manifesto
and pointing the duty which principles,
and the solemn obligations assumed BY this Government
1929 extend and establish form of government
the Continent Of America
The Brazilian Minister, it is said, will be recalled by his
Government consequence Of his having made explanations,
instead of asking apologies in reference to the difficulties be-
tween the two Governments
On further consideration, indeed, Of the rumors
referred to by the intelligent correspondent of the
Journal of Commerce, we incline to think that
there must be some misunderstanding on the sub
ject. 1t was generally believed, six months ago,
that the unfortunate difference at Rio Janero be-
tween our Officers and the Government of that
country had been satisfactorily adjusted; and we
have heard of no new outbreak to constitute the
ground Of further controversy.
With regard to the rumored intention of the Co.
vernment Of Brazil to recall the Chevalier DE LIS
BOA, the truly esiimable and universally popular
Representative of the Government of Brazil at this
Government, if there were indeed any solid lounda-
ton for such rumor, we should consider it an un-
happy augury as to the disposition of the Brazilian
Government to maintain, on its part, the friendly
relations with the United States which have hither-
to been so happily cultivated during his mission to
this country.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-19
SPLENDID ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENT.

The great Refraction Circle, ordered for the Ma
uonal observatory some two years ago from the
Messrs. Erel, Of Munich, has arrived. 1t came in
eight large boxes and is one of the most splendid
lnstruments-not to be used as an equatorial--in
the world. 1t has an obect-glass of seven inches,
with focal distance of one hundred and eight. 1t
has two circles OF four feet each, with twelve read
ing microscopes. 1t is constructed that it is its
own comator; and its eye-pieces, Of the highest
power, are collimatng eye-pieces. 1t has COLI
mator, also, through the axis of rotation. II has
the advantage of reversing readily between two
plers instead of at the side of them-a most mpor-
tant point. Yet so perfect is the machinery for
reversing the instrument that the immense weight
more than two thousand pounds-can be raised
with the little finger In all its parts it bears the
marks OF the most exquisite workmanship. Ii was
made, to the mnuest parts, after plans and draw
ings furnished by Lieut.. MAuRY, Superintendent Of
the National Observatory and is pronounced by
the makers to be the best and most perfect nsiru-
ment that has ever come from their hands. 1t is
for the purpose, among other things, of investigat
ing some of the most interesting and delicate pro-
blems in practical astronomy, viz. paraax of the
fixed stars atmospherica refractions, and the effect
of the moon upon the plumb-lne. We understand
the duties upon it amounted to upwards of $1,000.
Union
ihoio 10 haiuiy aii li'ciiiSeh' oi''Loh III '''o
whole country, we presume, who would not read
the above paragraph with pleasure, and feel glad
that his Government is paying that regard to the
cultivation and advancement of science which is
due to the character of great and enlightened ma
ton. But what will strike some of our elder read
ers is the complacency with which the editor of the
Union announces the importation of this great In
strument for a (" National ObserUatory." Where,
0 pink of consistency slept the holy horror with
which thou vert stricken by the recommendation
of President ADAMS for the establishment of a Ma
tional Observatory! That was monstrous pro-
position to subvert the Constitution and was assail-
ed with all the ferceness Of outraged patriotism.
Now the same thing is by the same lips lauded to
the echo
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-19
HEADauARTERs Amy OF OCCUPATION,

Camp near Monterrey May 9, ls47.
SIR Your letter OF the uuao in relation to the re-
mains and effects of your much amened son. Capt
LINCOLN, has safely reached beg leave to offer m,
heartfelt sympahies with you in the death of this accomplish
ed gentleman. In his fall you have been bereaved Of
of whom you might be justly proud v.h tho has
lost of its gallant soldiers 1t is hoped however,
that your deep grief will be assuaged in degree in the
proud reflection that he fell noby upon the field Of bae while
CALAMITY dschargng the duties Of his profession.
learn upon inquiry, that the body of your was care
fully removed from the field Immediately after his DEATH and
that deceny inferred by itself Its identity is, there
FORE of certainty His effects understood to have
been collected with due care and under the direction
Of General Wool
shall take an early occasion convey your wishes on
this subject that officer with the request that he will be
kind enough put the remains and effects carefully prepared
for transportation in for New York Boston, by the
first safe opportunity and that he give you, the rue,
due notice thereof
am, sir, with great respect, your obedent servant,
Y. TAYLOR, Major Gen. U. s. Army.
Gov LEVI LIScoLN, Worcester, Mass,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-19

The following letter is published i'll the Uorces-
ter Egis, and fully justfes the remark of that pa
per that it is in the soothing and delicate strain
that pervades other similar communications from
the great and amiabe General, showing that while
he has courage for thousand battles, his noble
heart is deeply touched by the fall of one brave
and accomplished officer than by all the triumphs
of the war -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Gov. LEVI LIscoLN, Worcester, Mass.
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
Public Notice.

WHEREAS some individuals have brought a raft of
w logs and grounded them my land without
my liberty, therefore them to carry them off
Immediately for if this is not done, shall charge five
dollars per day for each and every day they remain,
and shall take my pay out of the logs And whereas
some Strangers without my permission have grounded
and saked two logs my water privilege my
fats, which have owned and occupied fifty years
without obstruction, therefore warn them to
said logs and also against placing any more logs on
placed. | also forbid any strineers being placed
said water privilege and shall seize for secur
will not have said water privilege obsructed.
JOHN LOW.
Bath, Nov. 16, ls47. ldl2-lw5
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
Sherif'S Sale!

r lNCOLN ss. Oct. 81, lS47. Taken three
Il eral Ex' cutons against BeHj. Bayey, Jr. and to
December next, at the "Lincoln House'' in Wiscas
set al two of the clock in the attenoon all the right
which the said Bayey has in equity to redeem the
right and title which the said Bayley has to convey
ance of the by virtue of any bond contract
conditions therein specified, that is to say, lot Of
tenances, which snow occupied by said Bayley in
Wiscasstt in said County for more particular de-
scrpiion thereof reference is made to Lincoln Regis
shin yard and W harf eastwardly of said above de.
scrbed lot and as is described in the deed of VIM.
N. Boyd and lothers to said Bayley, recorded with
Lincoln Records vol 1888 pages 442 and 443
NATH'L NELSON, JR., Deputy Sheriff.
3w5
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
+. Browns Toothache Drops,

EOR the cure Ofthe worst TOOthache by its applica-
Il ton few times. This is the only compound
which efecually kills the of the defective tooth
~Thou the least pain injury TO the Others. l, 10
warranted not to contain the least acid KreosOte
which is injurious to the other teeth, aud so pol
sonous in their effects.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
AnOdyne,

OR, Poor Mans Plaster. Price I2a cents fora large
" size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatest confidence in fact is recommended with
that confidence that if it is obtained of the Proprietor,
and it does give relief the money shall positvey be
, ,eturned. For weakness pain in the loins, back
side, breast limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism I,
Lumbago, Sc There have been thousands of them
sold, and not single instance has occurred where
they have not given relief. The price being very low
every person obtain it. In Coughs, Colds
Asthma, and Difficulty of Breathing, worn the
lungs, it will afford great relief.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
Cotton Sail Duck and TWine.

THE undersigned is now receiving on consgnmen n
L from the manufacturers full assortment Of
Cotton Sail Duck and Twine
of very superior quality to which he invites the at
tention of Ship Owners, Sail Makers and Dealers,
who will find his prices such to make it TO their
advantage call at his Stoe and exanice before par
chasing elsewhere. NJ FIELD FOWLER,
Nos. 13 & Is India Wharf. Boston.
l3Wd2s2W50
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
i. Browns


g ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
- used and best knoDn Bitters before the Public
These Bitters warranted to he purely Vegetable
compounu--and mark this, 95-they can never do the
least njury phateyer 1t has been nsed in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood, Strengthening and nvigoraing the system. II
is not to be supposed that any medicine will cure
all diseases which the human frame is subject,
is this article recommended as SUCH like most of the
quack medicine but for efecting the rpose for
which it is designed, there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the public confidence as this ces-
brated compound.
The whole vegetable kingdom does not furnish tive
substances so admirably adapted purify, moursh and
the human system These BitieTs have all
the effect of the most powerful purgatives when used
in sufficient quantity and yet so mild in their on
Grafton that they may given persons in the
delicate health with perfect safety. Tney are also
very agreeable to the taste.
There have been mdny remarkable in this tops,
to which references will he given by
A. G. PAGE, the only agent in Bath.
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
The Boston Almanac, for Is4s.
Notice.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
l. firm name of SAWYER Il SEwALL, as Counsellors
and Attorneys at Law, is hereby by mutual consent
dissolved. Said Sawyer is to settle up said firms
business, and pay all debts owing by said firm. All
debts due said firm. by note, account or otherwise,
are to be paid said Sawyer, who is hereby fully
thorze to reee collect the same, and to the
name of said firm in the settlement Of said business.
b. F.SAWYER.
J. S. SEWALL.
Bath, Nov. 9Th, 1947.
N. b. All persons having claims against the late firm
of Sawyer & Sewall the subscriber, are requested
present the for payment Persons indebted to
either respectfully requested to call and settle with
the unde, signed at the office of Sawyer & Gilbert.
Bath, Nov. e. le47. 6wd5w4 B. F. SAWYER
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
Ground Rock Salt.

lust received from New York. a splendid artic,
y of Spring style Hats, and for sale by
DAVIS HATCH.
Bath April 10 al34H
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
New Goods.

1T f. PALMER, has just received fresh al
IL. sortment of COTTON, WOOLEN Z SILK
GOODS,fur Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Dresses Cloaks,
&C.. also prime lot of Live Geese Feathers, and an
assortment of paper hangings.
He has Pressed Hay OF first quality tor sale in large
small quantities, for cash.
Bath, Nov3. dl-w2
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
Latest ImpOrtatiOn.
CHRONOMETER 4 CHARTS.

lust received by the subscriber, direct from the Puo
fishers m LOND ON, large assortment Of
CHARTS, embracing all the kinds used by our nav-
gators with full directions containing ali the late dis
covefies and improvements.
AIso-from the Manufacturers in London and Liuer-
POOL superior CHRONOMETERS,b by the best makeis j;
SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, EYEGLASSES, &c.
All the American publications of Charts and Nant
cal Books likewise for sale at the Publishers prices
aud every article above named will be sold as low as
at any establishment in New York or Boston.
JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath, July II, 1847. dl8w4Otf
The northern tribune., 1847-11-30
+. Browns Worm Lozenges

RE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
n discovered for destroyin and expelling all kinds
of Worms which SO frequently trouble Children
They are most excellent remedy, and are plea
SAINT to the taste common confectionery. They
differ from all other Worm Lozenges, they hsue
mcrcuryin them.
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the last
rev months. A. G. PAGE, Agent tor Bath.
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The CrOUs.

All is bright and promising in Attakapas. II Is too
soon however to judge Of the yield Of our crop
We have had a number Of new settlers of late, with
capitasevera splendid sugar houses have been put up
within year or two, and II Jack Frost keeps Off our
crop of sugar will exceed that Of any former
Fronktin (La) Banner, June ~.
From Bayou Sara and st. Mary, the most cheering ac
counts received In reference to the cotton and
crops
A letter addressed to the NJ o. Commercial Times
from very well informed gentleman residing In Shelby
county Tennessee under date Of the 22d ult states
The thus far has been most unproptious for
cotton and without early favorable change the yield
per must be poor indeed. During the last three
too low. II Is clear, with cold North wind, aud
have all my winter clothing without being uncom-
fortably warm The lice yet on the cotton, whilst
the stand lacks one-third Of being fair but
must remark that the planting has been increased
to 10 per cent on last years."
A postscript to a letter from Montgomery, Ala dated
LIST inst, says =" There have been q series of very
heavy rains here and up the country We now hav
ing heavy freshe in the Alabama river from the Coosa
and Tallapoosa river great damage has already been
sustained by the Planters and before have their
cotton crops been poor the LIST OF July the
grass will ruin what little they have growing from the
poor stands which they had to depend on whilst the
prospects tor large corn crop never was better.
lot Of $50 bushels Of red wheat the first of the
season. reached the Baltimore market Sal urday last
1t was grown the farm Of Mr.. Mibeurns, Of st
Mary's county, Md, who offered and refused 81 81
per bushel for it.-Richmond Wing, July T.
The good citizens of Vicksburg, Miss, long
ago the 22d ult, luxuratng fine, fully ripe, deli
cious peaches and mellow apples, Of most exquisite
flavor.
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Domestic lmportations.
MARITIME HERALD.


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Jacket lHam) Peterson 81 Thomas FabeI Biewi.h Earl
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Big Am Eliza, Parker, a day. from Ap.lachicola.
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BALTIMORE, July 8, ls47.


Arrival and departure Of the PreIdent-His Health
More Troops wanted-The annapolis Riot-The Te-
egraph-Front Street Theatrc-Th Markets, DC.
The President of the United States passed through
Baltimore yesterday to Washington. He seemed to be
greatly fatgued and worn down by the travel he had
undergone, and was aboring under violent attack Of
diarrhea. He was met at the depot by Mayor Davies
with barouche and the Independent Greys with their
nne band In attendance and escorted him to his
hotel At five o'clock he again started for the cars and
accompanied by the Greys and host OF citizens
He arrived in Washington at halfpast O'Clock
and at late hour last evening very much ndis-
posed.
The Presidents has not been recalled to Washington
says to consider peace propositions but for the
purpose Of exercising whatever power he may have
providing more troops for The prosecution Of the
The Secretary Of War; yesterday authorized Colonel
Hughes increase his battalion Of Baltimore and Wash
ington volunteers to regiment and he is now here
erting himself to do He will endeavor to reform the
three companies recently raised and rejected in Virginia
and Delaware, whose services were declined by the Sc
cretary Of War.
THE relative to the Annapolis riot takes
place to day In the City Court Two of the wounded
citizens OF Annapolis not expected to survive.
congratulate the press and the commercial commu.
nifty Of Baltimore the election of B. French, Esq
to the Presidency Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
this section Of the country and with practical know
ledge Of telegraph operations, will give universal salts
faction His election will, undoubtedly cause an i'm
provement In telegraph stock as he Is who takes
pride In the improvement Of everything under his
control
The Front street. Theatre, under Mr.. Burton's man.
agemsnt, notwithstanding the hot weather, is doing
good business.
THE MAaKErs--Ths four market remains very much de-
pressed the effects Of the foreign sale Of
bb Howard street brands wa. ade ye.srd.y s, cash
also bbs S. 37k. Holders generally
for IS So but fluid purchssers above IS IS Nothing
done City Mills susqueannah brands corn
neal will no. bring ever 50 Is There little doing
than 81 81 03 sale OF 1000 bushels yellow
made at IS cents white held At 70 cents Oats AZ
IS Sales OF several hunded bushels Peunsvlvania rye
cent? Provisions remain firm Groceries without NOV
msnt. Whskey dull at 26H Hk cents.
Sal Of Stocks nj Baltimore.
FiHsr BoAnn So $50 Maryland g., 89h 32i3 Cy6's go
1ook United States S. 1867 closed asked o7 bid
STATE per cents close 90k asked, 81 bid; Cry pei
cents 1880 closed Ioox asked O0x bid Baltimore
Ohio Railway shares. <sk a ked. AK bid.
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uNH. COOPER, Il DUANE street, bctween Chatham ane
~ William has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
New York He the most aggravated cases OF
this dsease and mild cured two to live days Sc
can the form Of structure in from to
weeks with scarcely any pain the patient Constitutional
debility brought by habit INDUCED in BY young
men, This when freely INDUCED in beges dyspepsia
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion Of
tslect and aversion society. warranted in eve
case, charge. No mercurv used
Post paid letters containing 80 for advice attendedto
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PHILADELPHIA, July 8, ls47

PHILADELPHIA, July 8, l547.
The prospects Of peace with Mexico, which recently
caused reoicings wherever the tdings spread
apparently overloaded by the intelligence brought by
this mornings mail With Santa Anna firmly 6xod in
power the election of his delayed until Novem
ber, the sodiery througng to defend the capital and
To oppose the advance Of General Scott what
hope can be entertained Of the rendered olive branch
being accepted by victory has again perch
ID upon our standard in the struggle which this
been decided The reports however from this distracted
country 20 contradictory that great reliance can
b. placed upon any intelligence until 1t is confirmed by
that brought by succeeding arrival.
Mr. struthsrs has just finished q monument TO be
erected in memory Of Capt Bachc and the unfortunate
portion of the Of the surveying brig Washington
hurricane Of Sept 8. 1916 This memorial IL lasting
evidence OF the affection OF the survivors OF hs
trophe whose liberslity has furnished the The
design Of the monument Is novel a. II appropriate
The shaft represents shattered resting suita
bic base the sides OF which contain suitable nsor
me Italian opera corps are about to give us Philadel
phians an opportunity Of judging whether they merit
the warm encomiums which their performances have
drawn from the press In other cities They open on
opera Of ssno." This however IA an sxcesdinrv nm
favorable sesson for test Of what can be- done in the
vsy Of drawing an audience hundreds Of our opera
soeu arc now iuxuratins at the Capes and watering
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
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