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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a, Ial7
The Murder at Comden-Heoring in the case of Wu
BroWns, mate Of the slape-bark Fsme-Spord Presen-
tation, &c.
The pursuit Of the Of Roberts IL eoips on in
all the towns in this vicinity with undminshed ardor
but no clue has yet been found indicate the name
the individual his present whereabouts The excite
ment the subject renders the prospect Of his arrest
almost the only topic Of conversation and swallows up
every thing else Last evening the friends Of Mr. Dallas
held meeting In Camden, and usual the big gun at
the railroad depot brought out and considerable
powder burned to do honor to the occasion This
not being generally known in the city, report was
brued about that the murderer had been caught and
that the salute was intended a. feu de joie.
A hearing had yesterday, before Thomas L. Kane,
u. s. Commissioner in the Of VIM. Browne, for
merly the second mate Of the bark Fame Of New Lon
Jsn.iro' charged With Being coucsrnsa in thu ssys
trade The evidence sustain the charge that given
by Luther Toole, who had shipped board the Fame,
formed of the objects until some time at ssa In
May, ls47 cargo Of 500 slaves put board
at Cape Frio, Brazil The captain and Grew escaped
but the prisoner and Punket the FIRST mate Gap
ured The latter was sent home in the ffsate Colum
bis, which arrived at Norfolk Browne held to ball
In $1,000 to answer the charge.
A sword is to be procured to be presented to Lieut.
reward his gsaD.ry in being the first to plant the
flag his regiment the walls Of Huamanta after the
recent capture Of that place. Lieut. d. native OF
Southwark
The Chestnut Street. Theatre will be thrown open again
to the public Monday evening" the Ethiopian
ders under the management Of Mr. Dumbleton, having
leased 1t for that purpose from the Board Of Agents
The purchaser tits said Intends to have to
suit at Law FOR damages In consequence Of their inab
ty TO make him good title.
The Madame Bishop Opera troupe made decided hit
at the Walnut Street Theatre IN their hrst appear
before Philsdephia audience. They will undoubtedly
be the rage. The performance OF "Somnsmbua" last
evening admirable throughout
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BALTIMORE, Nov. "a, 1

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a, 1s47.
Speech Of Henry Cioy-Bad Policy Of Wig Edito,s-
Thanksgiving Day--Frse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stronger Desperate .ahempt at Suicide TIE Mar
kets, &c.
The speech Of the Hon. Henry Clay received here
last night by the Western mail though the .fmertean
and Patriot received copies in the afternoon from the
North american. The manner In which the North
american, and other vb,g prints, have exerted them
selves to keep early copies Of this speech out of the
hands Of the independent press would indicate nothing
than the usual bad policy that distinguishes the
leading men OF that party They should glory In eI.
tending Its circulation rather than in restricting II
from such selfish motives
Our markets, this morning, we're heavily laden with
turkies, pumpkin, and other agreeable filings fer
Thanksgiving day. II will be universally observed TO-
morrow
The annual commencement OF the Grand Lodge Of
Maryland Of Free and Accepted Mssons held In this
city during the past week and finally adjourned after
most interesting and harmoniou session The condton
OF the fraternity Is represented highly prosperous
Tho following the grand officers elect for the en-
suing year Charles Gilman, q. John ID keade,, D.
q. NJ; NJ Topham Evans, q. y. W VIM Denny, o. J:
W; JM Robinson G.s and Jesse T. Peters, Grand
Treasurer
Among the arrivals n the City Hotel yesterday was
OIL Jefferson Davis oil the far famed Mississippi regi.
msnt Col. Chs A. May, Of the U y Army the Hon
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pena-B. r.. Wat

son o. As William donr below Wall street, and
nd retail dealers in Gold Pens Gold Pen and Pencil Cases
lower than any other house in tho city Their Rich
eeu Pea is The only article of the kind th.t warranted
aud which stands durability
ror finish having invariably proved itself the best and cheap
the wed; Price only So Other Gold Pens ST.
81 IS aud 81 so. Gold Pens carefully repaired.
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Died


Ga Wednesday morning, oath inst, after long ILL.,
ness, WILLIAM youngest son Of J. j. Carton, aged Is
The friends Of the family are respectfully uvitsd to
attend the funeral at o'clock this afternoon from bis
iather's residence, l55 Cedar street.
On Wednesday the Gath instant after lingering ILL.,
ness Mr.. Henry BECKER, aged 80 years
The srelatives and friends of the family ara re-.
speetfnlly invited to attend the funeral this Thurs-
SsJ afternoon, at o'clock, from the. residence Of
his brother-inaw, Mr.. Henry Hahn No 40 West I3th
between the 9th and 9th avenues without further
Boston, ON the 22d instant Mrs RrBEcoA widow of
the lsts Kendall johnson. Of New York. aged SO.
wife of VIM II. Arrowsmith, and eldest daughter of
Craword aged "a years, six months and Ia days
RYJtMEs NJ. MILL n -ThaIsd.y Dec >. al 6sif ps7t
Sole Leabs 10 hs ; 900 q Ms Ne s rsa St
o TIu no. EGper do in rough Also Calf SKINS rOugh with
November 29h. lsi7-To celebrate with paroti,m the
iGsDeodpee There yin the friend. Of 20.
william At sa: ss .a.:
.hsss s w a Sa
appropriate music No pain. will be spared afford SPLEEN
ss!l ri! b %%
as &c SSd1s corTe! Of esads aud
&c om and two ladies' be had the
WEhAYE The LEAsURE TO ANNOUNCE TO
e% hfsH Of the
ing il The ey for few days 50 BTcl,y st. ms it.,c
THE TREASURER Of the Fire De partment with much
II a Of y dollars %
n'9 JOHN es'"gifH
r - fund mss ltsm
SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO REMOVING INTO
- our M Store-sks Shawls, Cashmeres Paid, GIpT.
a sm., Mfmnos GToaks yei, Laces Lace Capes. Embro
kerchef Poplins India shawls. Veves Grape Shawl
&c ,s Cravas Bags, &c. &c. JAMES BECK & Co, $50
nIoeaway. ms lw cod re
WINTER CLOTHING AT COsT-O,er Goats aud
Of - T. fs cS @ rsd
~. Fulton street opposite the Dntch Church. n2 Ism
NEW UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PER STEAMER
Inc subscribers have received in store cases of
hoods consisting Of heavy Lyons Satin aud Broc
all the necessary Trimmings Cornices Bands; two cases
new patterns of Curtain pins rich Centre Tasse &c one
case superb patterns OF Lace and Curtains
I az Ssd all Of wbeb offered Thes
Importers and Manufacturers of Uphoery Goods 3 Broad
way. opposite the Park. ms I2tsrc
hs s YSHS MSlTy NGy sa Of
pupil. niDr Detmods Practical School of and Sur
gerry having assembled, on motion of Il. Martini L. Gham
peing called to the chair and Poston appointed
the following resolutions adoT where's It has
pleased Almighty God in the wise dspens of his proy
sence to remove from number friend aud
WI " emmy o. Mass who by his geneness Of Dispositions
maon for his zeal ia acquiring the medical be it,
therefore, resolved frat, That in tho death of Mr. Teeney
while se yield submissiyely TO the will Of God deeply
gret his loss cond That truly sympa hise with his
parents and friends in their token
Tha these Isoiuss"a BE- published Il Il:
AfMdp{ GSn to tn. Of ss de-
n23 t-rc
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The Supposed Murderer Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a, l547.
A man has been arrested at Dilersville, Lancaster
county, Pa suspicion Of being the murderer Of Re
berts. IL is reported that he has made confession.
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mode Pars-Made moisee Martin nj arr;y
de Paris ore services Danes de New York pour
raccommoder sorte 90 deneiles
coils bonnets mancbees etbroderes Mile NJ demsure No
IOl Spring street, pres de Broadwsy
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ed IN the French stye-Mademeisee Martin recently ar
yed from Paris offers her 'ervices the ladies Of New York
for cleaning repairing and arranging as new ali kinds of iaces
epi Ipfss caps and embrodenea Her residence No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

II VOEn0, Importer Of AID wholesale snd ell dealer 10
" Feneh Calf -khS p,tent Leather Morocco AVID Foot
s'iSl, oi III kiais No y Thomis street, New YORK.
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thu NHcUPCsI FIHCc CIty
get Boots and shoes Jones' No Ann street. near
the Museum lie sells strate Boot 50 So and real tip
top boot 81 30 aud for his soes they
are not to be beat in price qusiyf yo1 don't believe it,
Won have only to call and for yourselves to be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

rnnes J?hn George Taylor the celebrated Costumer
IS new empioysd making the splendid costumes
9r me approaching season, and Mr. William Dbblee Hair
so1 broadway is preparing character Wigs suit
eac costume Dresses and Wigs for Balls any par of
ns HS,0p n ' s sale or hire When large quantity
ABOVE wa Immediately be attended Robes Regalia,
o. 4, ''N' $50 -" ''"~ '"' - w. VI
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ntces Of mans dress for without be
e. dressed Well them will tell you where find
inend Yepngs opposite Office he will give tho best
quarry ~ French calf boots for 81 sold ia other for
80 aud Oo do fine "a So usually so and IS 90 other
stores he also has got the best of leather
Doos ana shoes 10 the city All goods warranted give
Gatistaeuoa Corner Of Fulton and Nassau st.
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FENS No SO John sreett corner Nassaurhe
es are now able to offer reasonable prices
TO 1ny get manufactured One Of these pens with the
style Of case lately introduced by e. B. Co.
which should be in the pocket of every Sold
wholesale and retail by r. PRICE 100 Fulton
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DIS Motto fapers fancy Boxes Boxes for
TeSdog esEes Jewe,y Boxes tissue and marble
aper faper aces; Gold Borde Gold Silver Paper
FieJa,es &c &c Wholesale AID retaii-is Maiden lane g.
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(,LARKE's sACKs.-G n. CLARKE, Merchant Tailor
s William street, opposite the Washington Stores has
ey handsome stock Of Oyercos and body sacks the
q which vary from $40 TO 49, Also Cloths
Vesngs made upto order low prices for cah only My
brown and black sacks handsomely trimmed, with velvet
collars and cuffs and lined aud wadded entirely Some have
chilly worried silk fronts.
Over-oars very prices which
hev are sold ready made MS stissrc
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~ H. !::i.: 1:Sss

ness Entres-H. Woodruff b. h. Plumb Boys James
Whslpley enters b. m Cambridge Gnl; q Brooks enters
weather should fair the above will be
poned until Thursday, Nov 25h. HIRAM WOODRUFF.
MA
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RORY ESS1s No IS lin c1 ;.
Which, sas ssT HGS o 81 raY Thk fRsh S
s%sI B; miIssr Mr. Collins, Morgan Miller, A Andrews;
% M s ytEI Fu K
omD., 1omb,ss, Fuo.o Mr. P!scde King Altar
Sesa * g. WI
BwsuMslns1f ,ThEsATKE-W Jackson. Manager, sux.
e sS, will Be acted tragedy Mrs..
SUI, Ms issisa A' B :h:a r.
sTSkE iasi'i S,'s e. asAETEE .s Ok
SS Mr.. Jo SGane s M;0 knfsa Mr. cals Crazy
bore. . Gens 70 Gallery III. TX e c.n.. VIII
A.
1: $SSat !. "a \:
3: Is:
POMETw~gb9lt. Mr. Held; sir Eustace De diorian Mr.
asGSeh s M As E
MAID. BoIes23 cents-Pit i2X cents
NJ rTCAELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE-Thar.day Eve.
P%PHnS Ss EeRii.o-Rasrss M.
HSsE $ ch Aii .Siss
ss FHii4HE fegS: New Nh:
Msesrs S. fta Mas Ss Il: S pS:1;
open a 6H oclock. and the curtain viii rise at l.
A sTDR PLACE OPERA-Messrs. sANQUTRICO aud
Ss:s SS J.s sS
Avgnnnsi Don Ruy Gomez signo Ro.i Giovanni, sgnora
fSae and Bsieo1y j's1
esn Enra DSs to
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-P r B.prr,, p,on,.,o, Q
Il HircHcocK, Manager Thanksgiving Day Thursdav
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n AGUEHREOTYPE PLATEs at unprecedented iov
~ picss-V9eilapder Cameras Of All The dGerost
ALtEJhpC In the pe constantly hand aud for iat AN
THoNY'S Nstio1al Daguerrean Depot 2T Broadway,
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RnJAMEs NJ MILL RI -Thursday. Dec O. at half pa,t
81. O'clock at The store Of William Miles No rea
sole eather3 to 10000 sides hemlock Sole
lUpo do Upper do in rough Also Calf SKINS rough with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

NEW SfNAGOGUE, Wooster street. between Spring
~ and Prince Lecture will be delivered the above
key: S;M ISAACS Subject, Divine Ref ection.S
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Now, sir, is this debt TO be paid by ourselves is it
to be transferred as legacy to posterity # the former
must provide the OF payment; if the latter is
to be the policy then let go borrowing as long
we have credit and when that fails either beg rob-
necessity may require
For myself oniy speak in this matter hold it to
be sacred duty TO provide for the payment of this
debt What right have we, by failing to perform our du
ty, to transfer burdens to poserityi There is
moral right to do any such thing: What would be
thought of the wisdom Justice of the law-making
power of State that would mpudently seek to bind
mankind beyond the gave' 1t would be condemned and
rdiculed by the enlightened wisdom OF all mankind
And yet can perceive difference (ether in justice
wisdom) between effort to do this and attempt to
bind the unborn. There obligations existing from
The dead to the living neither do any obligations exist
from the unborn TO the living and any attempt upon the
part of the living release themselves and impose those
obligations upon the the other, is an absurdity
which this enlightened age should reject. Then, sir, it
is duty to provide for the payment of debts
How is this TO be done' There two modes and two
made all others, In my opinion, Will prove deceptive
failures One is by direct tar, but the public neces
sy has not yet reached point TO render resort to that
measure necessary; and the other to levy duty OF
thirty per cent dd uaorem upon all imported articles
bullion and coin excepted, paying no tax under our pres
en system. | have not been able to ascertain
the amount in dollars and cents OF imports paying
duty and therefore speak conecuray but Tsuppose
it is not less than ttcenty millions Of dollars per dnnum
Assuming that TO be the sum- duty oil thirty per cent
dd ualoren Gas contemplated by my amendmenD would
num- In ten years this would discharge debt of sixty
millions of dollars, which hope and believe is much
more than the will cost and above
nua revenues.
BY graduating and reducing the price of the public
lands the would be greatly augmented from that
and when added to your collected through
your custom houses upon articles now belonging TO what
is called the free list, would pay much larger debt than
sixty millions in ten years. what IS the same thing,
! liquidate that debt in a shorter period.
No doubts that by these provisions any debt which
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nnesr cents per annum and aggregate decrease of
revenue, according 10 population, compared with the
low dues OF $500, of $2,35 400 per annum. If the
revenue collected under the high duties Of 1924 had equal
led per head the amount collected under the low duties
OF 1900, your annual from customs under the
tariff of 1924 would have been 1874 SAT 667 per annum
instead OF 80, 1851 400 per annum
. These facts are important The tariff OF 1924 was the
first protective tariff adopted by this government for
according to population, demonstrates the mpossiby OF
combining the principle OF protection with the principle OF
revenue By any scale OF duties you may devise. One
gether.
Let now turn to the tariff bill of 1872 present to
effect of the high duties imposed by that bill upon the
revenue.
High proteefivs tariff of 1912
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TO sUBSC RIBERS.

The person viii be upon
payment Of the sulsc rpton be made in advance
Distant subscribers money postage
which will be paid BY and all risk
safe transmission. t-
The COUNTRY PAPER published t-weekiy during the sss
sions Of Congress, aud semi weekly during the
subscriptions period year
proportional to the above annual rates.
Pomaser certificate of remittance for
tons advertisements will be therefor
notes of any specie pay bank viii be received
POSTMASrERS authorized 10
ing us DAILY subscribers with $40 encosed Ave SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with S25 enclosed; five WEEKLY sub
sooe with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy
edition as they furnish us subsc ribers for, gratis i
terms
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Years.
Popula-
ton.
income,

By this table it is that with population of $780,
900 souls, the annual revenue collected $l4 367
This is the largest collected from customs
IN proportion TO The population. II amounts TO 81 6S
cents per head Every increase Of duty from that day to
the population.
next invite your attention TO similar tabular state
ment embracing period of years. under the high
protective duties imposed by the tariff bill of 1924
High rate of duty for years. under the tariff of 1924
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BY this table it is seen that, with population of
100000 persons, average exports, for period of
years. amounted to the OF SOC $780,
Ii3 per annum and. taking the whole population.
Sls per head This, sir wonderful, and shows the
unparalleled prosperity of the agricultural interests under
this low rate of revenue duty There is nothing like it
since; every increase of duty has been followed by rap
CONTINUED TO fourth page1
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Population. |


BY this table it appears that population had increas
ed, in $780, to IL 500 900 souls The collected
per annum $22169,52i and amounted to 81 70 per
head; which shows decrease of revenue per head OF
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Years.

Aggregate income for 7 years
Average income per annum
Amount paid per head per annum
into the national treasury
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From Both June, 1918, 10 1874
1915 ~
Estimated TO June, 1916
Aggregate income for three years,
average income per nnnum
Amount paid per head into the
national treasury per annum
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and acting in spirit of the utmost candor towards the
representatives OF the people, addressed to the chairman
of the Committee of Ways and Means the following let
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH of MIR. PAYNE,

Ia he House Of Representatives., January 30, si7-O
!" ~ The navy appropriation bill.
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Years.
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ls,6OO,OOO

Population. Inco
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-18
City Daguerrean Gallery.
j. w. C. MORRISON,

1T his old rooms, four doors North of the Elliot
IA House. Front St. continues to furnish pictures in
the country.
MI. Morrison would invite the public to call and en-
anime specimens of his work, among which may be
fou many familiar faces, depicted with the utmost
truthfuness and beauty.
Pictures taken of sick and deceased persons by eav
ing orders at his rooms.
Views of Buildings and Landscapes taken without
being reversed.
Bath, August2l 1e47 24sd45wtf
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The BOSTON Almanac, for lS4S

The BOStOm Almanac, LOT 1915
vI,HE subscriber respectfully announces to the hu
merons patrons of this little work. that the mum I'M
Der for the ensuing year VIII be forthcoming a. INC
nsnal time The Business Directory has been or
oupbIy revised and corrected and there have been ON
er improvements which it is believed Will render Tue
Almanac for l84S equally attractive as any OF us
predecessors 1t is intended TO give in this number
complete transcript of all the inscriptions at MOUNT
AuBuRn,-thus giving to the country record or dl-
rectory of that interesting city of tina dead.
b. b. MussEY & CO., 90 COrnhill, and THos GROOM,
80 State Street, the publishers. -
Boston, Oct IS, l847. =. N. D1CklNsON.
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Shin Chandlery.

A GENERAL. assortmen. constantly on hand, and
n for sale by Z. HYDE & Co., corner oil Fronfand
Broad Streets, ath. . g A.,
Including Cordage, Manila and lard, from the
manufactories of Boston and Plymouth by gang or
retail Cotton Scotch and Russia Duck of all descnp
tons Cotton, and Hemp Twines, Anchors all Sizes
Chains Cables, Sheets and ties of Boston manniac-
ure (iom English refined lion, also best proved Eng
sh Chains Bolt and Sheet Copper, Composition Spikes
Nails with other castings of all descriptions fatent
WindIass Gear, Windlass Necks, and C-pstan SPIN
Paints, Oils and Glass, Nautical Instruments, Books
Charts, &C., &c. -......,. .o,;oo
Many of the above articles can, on sultape no'oe'
he delivered TO the purchaser his place of business
direct from the manufacory, free of expense to MIN,
and at the manu- lacturer's lowest price. -
AN. May 30. S47. VOL
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Fishing Irvine.
knnn LBS. No. 10 M'Car'y's Cotton Herring
COVV Irvine, in Skens and Balls;
5000 lbs No 20 Gable laid Cotton Herring Irvine;
5000 A." Super Gotten Seine Irvine;
5000 +" Super fax 2 & thread Sbad Irvine;
1000 SC 2& 3 thread Mackerel Irvine;
Tanned in hemlock bark, fer sale by
VIM. STOWE, Agent
American Net & 1wIne Manufacturing Co.
No II Commercial ST. Cup stars) BOSTON.
Nov 10 daw3m
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Relleyille White Lead.

TINE BELLEViLLE WHITE LEAD COMPANY
i have opened Ware House in Boston for the sale
of their PURE WHITE LEAD. Dry AND GROUND N
Oh, which the Company warrants to be superior in
quality to any other made IN the United States.
This Factory is located at Beleville Essex Co. N.
]. and has been in operation thirty years. The
superior quality of the Lead has that time, command
ed a sale in the city of New York to the extent of
what the works could manufacture hut having been
recently enlarged, supplies can now be furnished to
other markets. Orders promptly supplied, in the us'
al sized packages, bv application at the Company s
Office No. 80 Broad street, between Central and
Water streets Boston.
DC. VAN ARNAM, Agent.
W5I-3mOs
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Ground Rock Salt.

Ground ROCK Salt.
1xo SACKS, containing 30 lbs each, manufactured
l 4U Mt the &C Stroud Water Mills,' from the very
hest of ROCK SALT, by "Waldron & Co.." just re-
cved and for sale by the subscribers, Agents Tor me
Manufacturers, who will furnish IL in any quan.ty
and delivered this city at the lowest Boston price
Bath, July 2. NAHUM OHnA
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--latest Importation.
CHRONOMETER Il CHARTS.

lust received by the subscriber, direct from the fuo
"a Fishers m LONDON large assortment OF
CHARTS embracing all the kinds used by our haVi-
gators with full directions containing ali the late as
coveies and improvements.
Also-from the Manufacturers in London and Liner
pooi superior CHRONoMETERS, by the hest makers
SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, EYEGLASSES, &c.
All the American publications. OF Charts ana Nan',
and evety article above named will be sold as low as
at any establishments New York or Boston;
"' ""' JOHN HAYDEN.
p,h y,,v ~ 1917 dlSw40tf
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+. Browns TOOthache Drops,

nor the cure ofthe worst Toothache by its appica.
Il ton few times. This is the only compound
which effectuay kills the nerve of the detective to0th
- aiout the least pain injury to the Others 1t Is
warranted contain the least acid or kreosoe.
which is injurious to the other teeth aud 20 pol
sonous in their effects.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.