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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
WI A Il II He ID.

In this city, 9TH Inst, Mr.. William II. Kelet, of Low
ell, Mass. to Miss Rachel l. WEIGH of tn city.
In Webster, 5th inst by Rev John Day, Mr.. CHARLES
II. SAWYER of this city, to Miss REBEcCA JORDAN, of
Webster. Notwithstanding the confusion attendant
such occasions, we are happy to that the Printer
was not forgotten and as nbbled the delicious NOR
sci which accompanied the notice, caught ourselves
iniulgng hope that happiness would ever be their at
tendant and that they would regret catering for
the sweet tooth of the Devil.
In Bcwdon 18th ult, by Rev C. Qunnam, Mr.. Petit
ah II. Foster of Topsham to Miss Elizabeth Bre:y, of
Bowdoin; also, Mr.. Alvin B Haley, of Topsham, and
Miss Minerva Briery, of Bowdon.
In Phpsburg, 25th uIt, by Rev. A. T. Loring, Mr..
VIM Perry 10 Miss Margaret S. Clifford, both of P.
In Webster, 9th uIt by o. Merrill, Esq, Mr.. Reed
w. Powers, of Brunswick, to Miss Amanda M. Allen,
of Brunswick.
In Litchfied 9TH ult, by Rev. C. Quinnam, Mr.. An
drew Munsey, of Lincoln, to Miss Mary Jane Hop
kins, of Litchied.
In Litchfed ,5th inst, by Rev. C Quinnam Mr.. Amos
M'Corrson of Bath, to Miss Mary Jane Nickerson, of
lichfed.
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ID 4 E ID

In Wiscasset, 9th inst, Mrs Louisa, wife of Mr. John
Greeneaf, aged 33 years.
In Topsham Dec. 4th, George, Son, of Mr. Alexan-
der Thompson, aged about years. I'd inst, Mr.. -
Hall, aged 25
In Topsham 9Th inst at the residence, of John Co
burn, ESQ.,, Miss Rachel d. Cunning, aged % years.
I'm Townsend, Nov - at the residence of Mr. Loring
Pierce of Small Pox Mrs. Sarah, widow of the Tbo's
Thurston Of Bristol The deceased expressed desire
TO recover while under the ravages of the distressing
and fatal disorder yet she felt to bow with reverence
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DAILY NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY MORN, DEC. 9, lS47.

az Citizensca have the daily Tribune letatther
residences or places of business, at SIX CENTS
PER WEEK, by leaving their names with the
Carriers, orat the office of publications.
R- Single copies ONE CENT.to be had AT
the Publication Office or of the Carriers.
Terms of Advertising in the Daily Tri-
bune.
Eightines or less or two insertions, 20c.
Eight lines or less three insertions, Doc
Eight lines or less six insertions, SOC.
Sixteenlines or more than eight, one ortwo
insertions, SOC
Sixteen lines, or more than e ght, three inse-
rions, b2c.
Sixteen lines, or more than eight, six inser-
tons, Sl,Oo
liberal discount will be made to yearly or quar-
terly advertisers
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09

~ Godey's Lady's Book for December has
been received. 1t we'll sustains the previous
reputation the Magazine has acquired Those
who wish to subscribe for the Ladys Book
will find the present an excellent time to COM
mence. 1t is but So per annum.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09

U The Daguerreotype, No. 8, has been re.
ceived. The articles are" The Central Sum-
"The Works of Hans Christian Andersen"
"a Lawyers "reminiscences, 'The Cathedral
at Cologne "How are worlds Formed" "'rhe
Scotch Colony of Otago," with short reviews,
notices, &c.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirtieth Congress--First Session.

Observation-Disclosures Baldwin, of Connecu-
cut, was sworn in. Mr.. Huntington gave no,
tlce of resolution of relief for the heirs OF
John Paul Jones.
Mr.. Campbell, whig, was elected Clerk OF
the House-receiving lib votes, to 100 Tor Mr..
French, and scattering.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
Crazy Theatricals.

We learn from the Utica Gazette that the
patients in the Lunatic Asylum gave a theat-
rical performance in that Institution. The
theatre was fitted up in one of the halls, and
the drop curtain was painted by one of the
patients. Three pieces were performed, the
entertainments concluding with ethiopian ex-
travaganzas. The editor says that he has wit
messed much poorer performances by persons
who prided themselves on being attractive
The effect of such relaxations on the patients
is found to be highly beneficial.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
Sanders Series of Reading Books.

A set of these Books have been placed on
our table for examination. The series consists
of four Books, adapted to the different stages
of the scholars advancement. The first is in
tended for children who have Just learned the
Alphabet. The superiority of this over books
formerly used by this class of scholars con-
sists in the fact that no words have been in
troduced that have not some meaning attach
ed to them. The unmeaning alb abs and lib
lbs have been banished. The Second and
Third books are filed with suitable selections
for scholars of the age for which they are in
tended. Care has been taken that these Sc
lections shall be such as will increase the
knowledge of the student, and at the same
time be of good moral tendency. The Fourth
ses, is something on the same plan as the Rhe
torical Reader, though we think in some
things it is an improvement on that. We like
the course pursued in it, of asking questions
on every lesson, the meaning of the phrases.
the reasons for giving particular infection
on a particular word, sc.
The Compiler of these books is Charles W.
Sanders; Publishers. Newman g. Co., New
York City. Hyde, Lord & Duren. of Port
land will supply this State.
Persons in this vicinity, wishing to examine
these books, can do so by calling at the store
of Henry Hyde, Bath.
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Now is the Time
To Subscribe for a Magazine.

THE following Magazines commence new volume
i on the first of January. Subscriptions received at
SAWYER'S Bookstore. Magazines delivered Free of
Postage
Giaham's Magazine,
Columbian, do.
Unien, do.
Ladies' do.
Merchants do.
Blackwood, do.
Tha London Quarterly Reviews,
American Wing Review,
Dem, cratic Review,
I.ittels Living Age.
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ARRIVAL OF THE MIBERNIA 4!

Boston, Wednesday, Nou. s, 3 l-2 p. NJ.
The Royal mail steamer Brittania has just
been ignalized-thirty miles distant. She
will be at her moorings about o'clock.
She brings Is days later ws.-Umpire.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
Solar Sperm Oil.

A NEW and approved article, to be used in Solar
IA and Common LAMPS, Manufactured from pure
Sperm and Lard Oil is of good cuor, burns iree and
producee good light the hest of Sperm Oil and at
nearly third less exdense Just received, in bar
rels of from IS to 40 gallons each, and for sale by
Bath, Dec 8, l847. MAGOUN & CLAPP.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09

From the statement CT the Register of the
Treasury, it appears that the outstanding Trea-
sury Notes amount to SIG, 80, $50 81, of which
ST. ,2GS.S5 are cancelled in the hands of ac-
counting officers.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
The sailing DAYS Of the New York and Hayre Lint
of Steamers have been arranged as follows:
p ORT OF B A I II.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8.

ARRIVED.
Brig J r Dow, Merryman, Boston.
Schs Planet, Higgins Texas, -; Maria =;
d Bailey Briggs Moscow, Sully Resolution, Maclurej
Jasper, Bnker, and Eliza Warren, Pray, Boston.
BELOW-Brig Lexington, Shaw, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Cleaner, Sawyer, Matanzas.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09

We are indebted to Messrs. RACKLYFr &
BEARcE, of Portland and Capt. D. w. PINK
HAM, late of the steamer Aeawam, for copies
of Boston papers in advance of the mail.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09

In the House of Representatives of S. c.,
on the 26th of November, bill was introduce
ed to give the election of electors of President
and Vice President to the people. On the
same day memorial was presented from sew
en- hundred and fifty citizens of Charleston,
praying the passage of law, whereby the
voters of each district, city, town or village,
may be authorized to decide by ballot wheth-
err license to sell Intoxicating drinks in less
quantities than one quart shall be granted in
said locality.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
DR.. L. Girardin.

ON account of the Bad weat her hae posponned his
" visits TO Brunswick TO Saturday & Sunday De .
cember lth and l2 h inst, when he can he found at
the Tontine Hotel, Brunswick where persons afie
ted with any kline of Diseases will do well to call.
Consultation Gratis.
do9-WS
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

At st Martins abt 10Th ut, brig Naritiske Berry, for
York, ldg.
Ar at st Kits, abt 10th, sch Vim Henry Snow, Will
mington, NC Supposed the vessel reported in Boston
papers the 'W w Wyer.)
Cid FIN sr Thomas 18th ut, brig EImira, Sargent,
Ponce.
Cruz Cuba) for Portland ready; Lion, Sedgeey, for
Wilmington NC. to load PIP lumber and return To Gu
ba, supposed Havana; Gazelle Churchill for Boston,
Cid 18th, briggs UZardo, Mereen, Pensacola lo,
bordeaux, Hill, ApalachiCola.
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Important.

There is rumor from Mexico that Padraza
had been nominated President of the Repub-
lie by Congress- with full powers to negotiate
a treaty of peace.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09
tY@ The Boston Post has the following

" The boston Post has The IOIIOWIhS
among its items:
War must be
While men are what they while they have bad
Passions to be reused up; while ruled by men;
While all the power and treasures of land
Are at the beck of nm ambitious crowd"
An apt quotation Very applicable to the
present War!
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09

ov,ns;- urwayS aI5I5Ifeo n'oTdt, Not physical
qualities.
cit is for homey features to keep home,
They had their name from thence.
"The legitimate word guess so inter-
dicted as a Yankeeism, is constantly used by
the best writers from Chaucer to Byron. We
trust the subject of provincialism will be
treated with more respect in time to come,
most especially when, as in the present age it
may be fairly cited as proof of blood
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09

1--WE have received the Catalogue of the
Officers and Students of the Litchfeld Acad-
my for the year 1S47. The number of schol-
ars for the year have been, males, SO; females,
SO; total, 1O2. This institution seems to be
prospecting.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-09

Acadia, Shanon, .......... .....''.... Dec
britannia, Hewitt, Nov I9........... Dec III
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.

MOVEMENTS or THE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Bostol
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-04

TREASURY DErtRT1IENT, Feb. T. 1871.
Under the provisions of the OF the 9th OF August
" last establishing the constitutional treasury, IL is be-
eved proper and is hereby directed that before the
first of April next the balances remaining in any of the
banks should be- transferred in specie, treasury
and deposited with the Treasurer OF tue United States, the
assistant surer of the mint branch
mint, as the may be.
BY the provisions Of the 18th section of this law, dis
buremen be made after the LIST OF April next except
ia specie treasury notes. and would proper that
after that period, the public moneys should longer
main, in whole or in part in any Of the banks.
As the balances still remaining in the banks have been
reduced inconsiderabe sum- Inconvenience can be
produced by this order. r. ]. WALKER,
Feb 4--lI tInteIl Secretary Of the Treasury
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-04
BIZ n. GREEN. .7nciioarer.

BY n. GKEE.N' .7itcIiOnffr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION-On Monday, the 9Th instant, | shall
sell the house occupied by Mrs A. ricketts,, G street,
between 18th and 18th west the War Office,
10 O'clock n. m, excellent LOT Of furniture, viz:
Mahogany hnr-seat sofa and parlor chairs
DO sdeboard, dressing, and plain bureaus
DO dining, breakfast, and card tables
Do marbe-rop pier and centre do
Do embroidered otomans and piano stools
Do fine large highpos bedstead
Gene and wood-sest chairs, washstnnds, &c.
Single and double maple bedstead and wardrobes
Pier toilet, and other glasses, toilet sets, &c.
Feather beds and bedding of good quality
Parlor and other window curtains and ornaments
China, glass, and crockery
Androns, shovel, tongs, and tenders
Pdrlor, chamber and other carpets
Radiator parlor, and other stoves
Also, a.good lot Of kitchen utensils
With many other articles not necessary 10 enumerate.
Terms All sums of and under $50, cash over $50, &
credit OF two and four MONTHS for notes satisfactorily en-
dOrsed, bearing interest.
Feb 4-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
p :. The house Is for rent. Inquire of
A. RIChETS. The premises.
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening the "a instant, by the Rev. ]. fl
VAN HoRsEIoH. Major NICHOLSON, of the Marine Corps
70 SARAH. daughter OF DANIEL CARROLL, of Duddngton.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-04
I,yCEI.LENT saddle Horses Mt nuc,ion.-on s,tnr,
rv,RusTEEs sale OF House and LOFTY virtue of a

TIyiUsTEE'S snie OF House and LOFTY virtue of n
l. deed of from Patrick Goings the subscriber
dated the 2Sh October 1872, and recorded in Lber w. b.
No 9S, oos 35, 1885, 3d. and 3SS OF the land records
of Washington county in the District of Columbia will be
sold NJ public auction, Monday, the Sth day of March
next halfpast O'Clock, p. M tn, part of lot
3 in square No 30 containing about BIOS square feet
with the improvements which good wo-stoTy frame
house, with back buildings, Sc.
Terms at sale.
WM. II. PERKINS, Trustee
Feb 4-2iawSds r.. w DYER, Auctioneer.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Agents for the Union.

The following gentlemen authorized to act as on
agents. and receive money for subscriptions and recep
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-04

GJ-For Mexico.-A company Outrageous is forming
in this city who be mustered into the service
few DAYS whose viii be offered the Presden,
prosecute the agnst Mexico Those DESTROYS of
meeting themselves with this service have appor-
unity Of doing so by calling the of +. W Robin
son, nearly opposite the Treasury Department.
FebI
Co.. A meeting OF the Femnie Union Benevolent So-
eiety will be held Friday, 9th instant ii O'clock in
the directors room, Patriotic Bank
c. A. WEBB, Secretary
J,,yCBLLEyT saddle Horses n nuction.-On Saturday
IL morning the 9th instant 10 O'clock shall sell
in front of the Centre Markebose, gray mare, saddle,
and bride the four years old well bred gentle,
and sound and well broke the saddle. She is sold for
her keep, for account OF whom il may concern.
Al the time. shall sell bay eight old,
sound and gentle, and trst-rae saddle OF harness animal
also saddle and bride. Sale positive.
Feb 4--dts ROBT W. DYER, Auconeer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

W. Haga iast f]rCBivsd ff8tn Faw Ypft al
ass0flm ~ " saddles, brides stt, made ~
)prsssiy Ia gfiBr, and forming ptA ~ the Tar
past and hsst assBfih aHts eest brought TO
Baton Rouge al If which, ha 5Hsf fjf sale al
The lowest ftp# Orleans Cash prices
Airha Creole, BIuchsFt Oregon Mexican
paiB Alta. Tough and Hbady. Spanish, COL
unbian and American Saddles
Ladies' superior quilted seat, Fancy Bill,
Velvet and plain saat Saddles
bpys spanish, Cfeolsj C1lu hbiahah1 Amer
lean Saddles
Trunks, Valisss, double and single Sad
Jts tjaga. LuFtmanfe iiH. Brides, ijtidla nj
iinps, t%hsFiinraies. Worst 4 md J3ti1n Gifths
and gifBinHles. SilfFHB Feathers. HBaf1ie and
Cdfb bite, Curb chains, BliHd Bfidies. Collars,
Cart Harness, Planters, Coach, Gig and
Twi9 Whips, 8pnrst etc
pitttitpa aud La NDttFl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20
SirOp z'ect0T"t
lmEi-A
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10 shis Asihmatiaib dHruis plus ~ tfehtH
Aus. 81 bisf e11fite cUtriit TEL! tohTeultneft
dA tnss aiBis. tHais enc, re dun gfabl tot1bfe
do paraotnss ati bHt pu iuFeF tie FFtat 90
~ syaii rebuilt eettB maladlbi dahs lesdefhtefs
tsi1s Ii ne bassais pae Ute htitt bfttafe Jars
HigB III. Ell solvent il f~estais hiit 4 din iBufs
sans me rbuthef du tBait! Assis dane IN Tau
tpuil IA tgtB HpptiytP eur IL butH dun ~ 10
bfeBais he Bette marieFr Htiel1uH feB9st tbttb
HifHaiibn deVenie dtstspefattb ie tt&e mis- q
faife dss essais, 81 Is stis paFvent apfes
pliH dune aimee d. fBthetehhs 4 %f5tnposhf
| in siFop dni 4 F6tluit M tel efHl stir niHii Que
il n'tpf6uve hius maiHlehaft IHb GHhlHihs
teHefps IMPRESSIONS 40: tliie Bti d8ttH ddses de
70 sBefih1ns iissipehf a%tssit6t4 81 par suite
dune iHipfuieftb uhE forte attaqua patait
V8nibit SO d~eftatBf, Jog pfehds albfs le sltoP
a buses fbbefeps ct s%afgiehs Il .0btAhir nb
64btrpi s6ilabefnent. =:
On ~ d1it has s'attHhiFe 4 ta 1u'tthH tna-
iadta aissi teiiaFe Que i'AstIten,t thde aug
btBfHtGtes doses 10 sit6F! tb mast die psf
IN lriir usage due s5f phlt tsitfpf on
grand s5n iaasfbaht, on IRENE uat a]utrisUn
Batfaite chez leg pafsubn ps H6ttvelleHraut al
fetttps4
Ga sifop totnnH tSaet5fai est H%nploy6
dane IA p%lnspart Hes hiFlatlies to toitrihe
talIss due Hfbhcliites, HtN gtis ue pgilfins
pluftsies DO
lie Dr.. Hfaitct Ia einpl6Fh lans pislque
cas- Ne Philisip ptilemlAife. Get cH sir6p
qai lli 4 Ia mietit fetissl pnr tnnbattrt les
Impressions qii accgtnpH gHattt t%0ulyurs
a~f1teuse maladie,: Pour utte l'elltt en
fli constant Il ma dit av6if etc obIie6 vats
Ia fin de Ia tnaladip. da fadtaiHiatrer 4
dDsps LIE Dr. HaHtb II considers
an dee mBillants pettefaut4
Ia direction pour IA nianiefs tie sen
eel attathe ak b0uteilless
Depot Chez le sonssi9n6 d Daten Rouge.
Compositeuf du ~ Crop. PfiE 10 cents
IA Phiols de ein9 oncEs, $Ta6W Ia tatzai
iB. II. LANDUEs
irbrbtive pour 90 gu inc ttaittfnr.
II, RANCE.
Atsst UN ExCEtLENT DENIRt
FIUE
Dams lee paya maEhtageut Bt SIR le4
lords dd Ia thgr lrs hebifahs .sont plus ut
nbins ]attaques du sco5rrts II eifecie prin4
.ipalement les dents, II les gpncives, ces
%Iefbiefe deyiehent gofies, dun violet Etn-
.eet detaehfs,
JuHage de te dsntrffre pendNnt tfois ou
Iibtfe jorrs Ice remet dams leuf Etht ma
nPel.
Par I'm usage iottrnalier qutlFies g1utes
'ahs IN vrffe deau 0i aura t~1uionrs Ia
ffaiche ct en- hah ofdfe.
Tla nI,ts ttn 4,t-trHt it.t1 t.ay.kt4i nyAEs.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20
PAINTS OILS ee.

White lead IN kegs, dry white lead, chrome
green, chrome yellow, yerDllIf0B, venetian
red, yellow oehfe, Litbsrge, p~rUssisn blue,
rcd lead, turkey lumber, terra de Sienna, In.
seed oil, spfs. t8rpepfipe, c6pai, j. pan and.
black varnish, and a variety Of otbfr articles
In the paint line too pan,Grous 10 mention.
Also paint brushes Of every sins and auaJiy,
all Of which have just arrived, and warranted
pure and good, BY The subscriber who offers
them for sale cheap tor cash, either n
wholesale or retail.
On Lafayette street.
m2s o. p. DAVIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

BUNDllES.
In store and fef sale BY heal Il SOW.
t6UBafrels Hour, Ohio and ST Lotus;
100 do best brand fe6tifed whisky.
10 do do am. Brandy and Gin.
Cask CGhHlaG Brandy;
3 Harrels pure white Vinegar
20 Boxes Saint Julien Glaret;
5000 lbs Hams. Shoulders and sides.
25 Sacks ~ttayatfa and lilo Coffee,
b H6esieads Brown Sugar;
A hoses best white Havana do:
80 Kegs western Butter;
DO Briefs Choice Cheese;
100 tlu4es Cincinnati ard boston SOAP,
o Gross Masohs Challenge Blafkihe:
20 d1 w. A. Giafks Matches:
10 d6t Water Bueketss Cedar 4 FihsJ
10 nests Cedar Tubs attd Eealsfs;
100 Wili9H BASKETS. assorted sizes!
1000 lls best matilda Rope:
10 Heatns wrapping papers
3 Gross highlander playing Cards:
do entt0l and wool DO.
30 Sacks drop shot;
25 packages Dhp0hts Gunpo'gdpf:
10000 Percussion CAPS
W boxes Virginia and Kentucky TO-.
baBtB!
10000 Common Cigars:
10000 Curks,
50 Kegs assorted 1dst6n Nails;
5000 lbs Hollow Ware;
10000 Stone Bipg Heads
III dp1 cut and pressed Tumbtefs,
10 10 do do Dseahtefs!
30 do Hemp and Grass fish lines.
5000 Assorted sizes fish Hooks:
Also Indigo. starch, Mustard, NutmHps.
soap; Olive Oil, Bittefs, assorted Teas
ID; which We offer at The lowest market pti=
Aur. 21-9g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20
MORE
VEW GOODS

The undersigned nave received 10 theif At.
ready we'll filled store, the following additiGni
Bafeees Of the latest PATTERNS, FfsnGh and
English Baizafihes, iae1netsi printed lawns
embossed prints black and white f]hhslirst
printed BhatnbfHT, BglBrbd efaps, tape,
check muslius, patent Victoria MUSINGS nee
de worked tbllHfs; fine embroidered handhefa
fhief; ladies' and gehtletHbh's fancy tfavats,
Et6tth and UFahdie glhfhaais, Irish linen,
estapillas, linen lawn, bishops lawn, B6Jh
Muslin, Swiss and fHull t]HuHllns, Russia
Hheetihh 6t4, l0t5 and 1914, Russia diaper,
bifdsbYe d., dainask table cloths, natkihsy
fancy dfillinEs. eUttBnadb. French thBtinb,
linen ticking; cotton DO; linen check ~iistatas,
York dehirfs; tBigfed tat1bfifk. fancy prints,
corded skirts, tfHss do, 6]feinBiinB do bafage
statfs and shaHtls, black and white wells, b6ti-
net tibhahds, TAP and POLKA fibbabds, TITS
ear b8rhets, GiBseY bon nets fur ladies' and
misses, Leghufb and Panama hats, cashmere
hats, silk atd H. O. pocket haHdkefehIefs,
needle. worked tHthbfiG bandkBfthiHfs, elk
purses and fetianlhs, bobihHl for caps and
wells, thread and cotton edElhts and lhssf.
Elnts, ihfant caps, pBffBrHefF, and So many
Utlitf articles too numerous 10 mention
Gpttlemth's Hisfih8 dress and ffotk coats,
linen drills do, tdttubade No, bainbfuoH do,
cotton cloth do, pabtalgons If The same ma
~tefials. fancy summer vestsj If Ill description,
bBys' tiethihE alst hats aud caps, shoes boots,
CATERS, b6BtpeF, half bB0tess, b1skiH, and IN
fatt Il general assortment " shoes for gentle.
AMI ladies' ard children, suitable for the
seafon, all If which will be sUli At The lowest
rates, fBt cash and cash only, at the 6heab
st0te Of
SANGER, HESS, h co.
All HE E5oas have been purchased by
himself
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-20

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