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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-27

tY7A barque of 24O tons, called the Gram
pus, and one of $50 tons, called the Brunette,
brig of 200, called the Josephine, and herm
brig of l75, called Harriet Newell, have been
launched within few days at Belfast.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-27

DIR. Beecher says: " Never chase lie.-
Let it alone, and it will run itself to death.
can aoork out good character much faster
than any one else lie me out of it.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-27

wThe Boston Times. just before the late
election in Massachusetts,, came out with the
following, intended to drive Democratic work
ing men to the polls to vote for Gushing:
eff the employed should, however, decline
to avail themselves of their elective franchise,
,oho aoiA say that their employers, aoho happen to
sympathise wiM them an their political opinions,
sooaM not be justified IN withholding from them
employment! Certainly they would have no
reason to complain if they should be thus ne
glectful of their duty as men and citizens"
Thus does a Loco paper adv ocate what it
has accused the Wings of doing, of eoercins
poor men into the support of their candidates.
No: a single Loco paper has yet. to our knowl-
edge, rebuked the course of the Times in this
matter, so we may suppose they all acquiesce
in it.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-27

Hacker, in his "Pleasure Boat giving an
account of trip in the Steamer Huntress,
pays the following merited compliment to
Capt. Blanchard:
"By the way, Capt B is one of the very
best men that ever trod a quarter deck. He
is none of your stiff, starched up, aristocratic
gentry, that would have other men approach
him with their hats under their arms, but is
one of the people, with heart brimfull Of
humanity, and head full of uncommon sense.
have called at the Huntress once or twice
week, to sell papers, during the season, and it
always does me good to look at him. Ibelieve
have been made better in his company. He
is an even tempered, every day man, as calm
and collected in storm as in the sunshine,
and Just the one that a traveller can feel save
with. He has been connected with the Hun
tress, either as Pilot or Captain. eight years
between Boston and kennebec, and between
Portland and Kennebec, and during the whole
time no accident or disaster has happened to
the Boat. This is saying enough in his praise,
but one word NOR. He has run between this
city and Hallowell nearly eight months this
season, am told, without losing single trip,
or being an hour behind his time.
Then, there is his brother, now pilot of the
Huntress, as much like him as two peas in the
same pod. have to look twice to tell which
is which, their looks and manners are so much
alike, and am told there are six or seven
brothers of them in the family, all first rate
men. Success to them. may they all have a
pleasant passage over life's troubled ocean, and
at last cast anchor in the port of peace
A Persian heaven is easily made-'tis but
black eyes and lemonade.
If our public officers have nothing else to
do, they can arrest the public attention.
Bill is always talking politics, and you can
never tell to which party he belongs-"al talk
and no slider
"Why is the statue of Venus de Medicis
like Benedict Arnold - "Well, pass on
that" "Because it's per PAidias (perfdi-
ous)." Oh!
DIR. Beecher says: - Never chase a lie.-
Let it alone, and it will run itself to death.
1 can acork out a good character much faster
than any one else lie me out Of it.
LEA barque of 24O tons, called the Gram
pus. and one of $50 tons, called the Brunette,
brig of 200, called the Josephine, and herm
brig of l75, called Harriet Newell, have been
launched within few DAYS at Belfast.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-27

"Why is the statue of Venus de Medcis
like Benedict Arnold - swell, pass on
that" "Because it's per Phidias (per6di-
ous)" Oh!
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-27

If our public officers have nothing else
do, they can arrest the public attention.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-27

Bill is always talking politics, and you car
never tell to which party he belongs-"al tall
and no sider'
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-27

A Persian heaven is easily made-'tis but
black eyes and lemonade.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25
EXERCISE IN THE OPEN AIR.

Moderate exercise IN the open air. for the purpose Of assist
ing the various secetons is another essential requisite for the
production and maintenance of good health None me-
gect this rule with impuny but sedentary life certainly
not detrimental to those who live vegetable Diet IN
less sufficient oxygen be supplied to the lungs by daily
else in the open air the products of decomposition will fail
be removed in sufficient quantity for the maintenance Of
healthy state and the assimilation of new matter is mpeded
Without exercise also, the conrace power o the heart and
large arteries eeby exered and though sufficient carry
the blood to the ultimate tissue it nevertheless strong
enough to carry i through with the apdy necessary for
health The ultimate tissue being thus filled aster than it is
empted, congestion takes place in those delicate and mpor-
tani vessels which compose it well in the large VEINS
the office OF which is to convey blood from the tissue TO the
heart One of the chief conditions the body in that gene
raj i'll state of health usually denominated indigestion" is
congestion of blood in the Ultimate tissue Of
brain, the lungs, the spinal mrow the stomach the gangi
onc system, the liver bowels and all the organs concerned
in The nutrition of the body When the system, therefore,
undebitaed by disease, will admit good supply Of oxygen
by muscular exercise il is the best means Of diminishing the
amount of yenous blood and lin conjunction with legitimate
supply of proper oo of increasing the amount Of areral
blood and in proportion latter prepopderates the
former shall we possess health and muscular strength well
elasticity OF mind -SmithS Fruits and F1rinacea.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25

The total receipts here by the Hudson river from the open
ing OF navigation to yesterday 2009297 barrels Of
wheat flour, 94395 do corn meal 1883 400 bushels of
wheat; 2,s43, s4l do of corn and 1872 6s5 do of rye
This shows The receipt since the last steamer of
bhs Of flour; 1854 do of meal 57555 bushels of
wheat; 20I, 60 do of corn and "a, 200 do. of rye.
The crop of the present year turned out most abun-
dant one yield Of wheat has not only been large but
the quality of the berry represented much better than
usual The corn crop will be heavy one far judg-
ment can be formed by the accounts published the journals
in the different sections of the country.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25

AwKwtnD MtsTAKE.-A fine stone church was o,ely
built IN Missouri (says the Unon upon the facade which
stone cutter was ordered to cut the following an ncrip
tion "My house shall be called house Of prayer He
was rcfer for accuracy to the of scripture in which
these word but unfortunately he transcribed 10 the
scandal Of he society, the whole "My house sb Il, be
called the puse Of prayer butye have made den Of eyes
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25

Do SNAKES HISS We had supposed [says the Raleigh
IN Registc that thcro could be but side TO this
question: but medical friend Of ours, in this city, who has
passionate attachment for field sports given him oppo
tuny OF observing the habits Of snakes informs that
far ms he knows believes there but species of snake
that does hiss He says that the gray adder does hiss
but, with that exception, he knows Of kind Of Kissing
snake.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25

Heavy FAILuRE.-Wc find the following in the New
York correspondence Of the Inquirer Of Tuesday
"Thele was heavy failure rumored in Wall street on
Saturday but it not generally believed because the u,y
known to be worth two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lls three months ago. His falling obligations this
morning. however, confirmed the umors, and now il Is sad
that is complete smash and caused by speculation in
Harlem road stock, Of which he purchased forty thousand
shares The shock has his reason aud he now lies
in bed dennpc~. " I
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25

RAILROAD AccIDENT-An accident occurred on the Bal
more and Washington railroad Friday morning, which
fortunately resulted without loss Of life or even nbry the
passengers Upon the arrival of the train from Baltimore at
Betsve II discovered that the mail car had been left
some three miles behind, having become detached in
quence OF the breaking Of the coupling The engine was
then reversed and tho train propelled backwards at the usual
speed but unfortunately in the time, some laborers
had aken up Of tho ais for the purpose OF repairing it.
and when e approached, instead Of making signal for
them to stop they replaced the rail without fastening
which caused two of the of the track, of
which was seriously damaged, but, havesaed without
injury TO any Of the passengers After delay tho
all congegaed in the remaining cars and with
the mail proceeded to Washington.-Aier Gasefe
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25
States to Great Britain and Ireland for the year end
ing September ], ls47:
Total. g. I5O 6s9 s47, $50 ,Ol5, la4 II, ,a9s, ,744

In addition to which IS, 26 bushels of rye, 1876, ssl of
oats and 2s9, 6ls of barley were exported.
ihe exports from the city of New York alone to Great
bta Ireland France, and all foreign ports for the year
follows:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25

The following table, showing the exports of corn, -four
and wheat by months, though differing somewhat its ag
enough correct to be of interest in illustrating the course Of
trade during the year
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25

Nouces close Inc magazine.
H. De Bows OomnEncIAL REVIEW Of the South and West.
| Our columns, though embodying no regular no
nee have heretofore contained repeated citations or
references to this very meritorious journal. The
remoteness of the interests which il has chiefly re-
garded, Our own consequent but involuntary lack
Oh information, and the rareness and irreguIarity
WIN winch the magazine ITSELF which might have
greatly mended our attention and our knowledge
mas reached US, must extenuate our past omissions
OF adVerung TO its contents more frequently and
more methodcaIy.
Apart, indeed, from the series of papers offer
| ed Dy thls Review, little has ever been attain
able 10 US from which TO form any serious or
CONSISTENT body of information, as 10 the trade and
lnaus'rial enterprise resource of the South and
"ess eAcep1 an occasional Congressional report :
ana 'hese, as every body knows, universally under
Pracuce any thing but well-imagined, have come
az sucn seasons as finding the press occupied with
legislative acts and debates commanding more in
stan attention. leave neither space nor leisure for
the more speculative matter presented by mere do
cuments, however important. Nor is this all /; Of
sucn uocuients' but two, since the commerce OF
the Mississippi and lis continents rose from the pos
sibe or eventual into the rapid and vast actual have
been oi nature or have appeared under auspices
TO attract any very special notice throughout the
rival regions OF the East and North whose own
more advanced and elder pursuits were in posses
sion OF me countrys and their own far more gene
raj and earnest consideration.
Inc papers to which we aude as making these
two longressional exceptions are "a Report on
the Commerce and Navigation of the Mississippi -
presented TO The Senate, some three years SINCE BY
the lamented and valued Representative Of Louisi-
ana, Senator Barrow; and a Report on the Con
stitutional Jurisdiction of the Federal Government
over the channel Of that Mediterranean stream
$50 called,) by the elder of the Senators from
South Carolina These, both highly curious,
were yet oi diverse interest," the one, as exhibit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19
APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS

'UNHE following case is Of a deeply interesting
eharseer and has arractsd and
hau"nH several OF the hrS physicians Of York.-
'aptan ANDREW j. r. Tosrs residing Bridge sire.
hfookpns IN his 10th lie generally .nS.y,d toh,,
h'a bot ABOUT three gradually 70 fail
general Neaknr- and Institute him accom-
pah'h win oppression Of spirits Los. % appetite inability tn
.erp &c soon followed Medical sought and D
'ohn '" Franeis. OF New York oonsaed The usual r.,
mies such as eopous bleeding &c administered though
without the desired effect Captain shortly fen down
IN the street in-ensib with apopeee On partially
recovering IRON the effects he noticed that
"n OF MS len side Apparently dead and on further en-
quiy his phYssans be
hopey and Paralysis The ye symptoms rapidly inereas
e arms and limbs became aeeed-indeed whole of ON.
'de OF the body heless shorty amer he an
ppeue h more srvcre than the FIRST h.
s was deslaed Of AZ matters
!" do less Tie unable without assane. and
euis distinctly and his sight impaired His phy.en.
smong whom Dr. John w. Fane Of New YORK and DR.
WIN g. Hunt Of Brooklyn considered his entirely hops.
less and beyond human aid. ~
such spe and The situation OF
captain Tones July last whn h.
Kings and Magnetic Fluid Ills family try the er.
fnen and for that purposs Galvanie
bfaeele for the wr,t- one
bottle OF the Magnetic Fluid In - article.
ieng was pereeptbe in the
broke out In five days he enabled
Ms hand and in three weeks he able alone
now began to distinctly could
sp.et improved period Of now
sd during which time Apopery
he enabled To take regular impaired
ties have been
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

GME-LIME25O casks Lime remaining sold Of schoonr
Mount Vernons cargo, for sale ffom vesseiiH Dock
ap 10 RANKIN n wHrTfOCK
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.@ EOR BOSTON.-The superior schr.
nN Il FAIRFIELD Rogers master ina greater portion
OF her engaged and gong hoard will immediate
despatch For eeh 200 Boxes Tobacco complete cargo
OF passage, apply ~ buari in Dock,
je4 RANKIN wHTTLoCK.
.ssN FOR NEW NORk.--The superior pack
& cIs.hr POCAHONTAs Capt Smack having portion q
her eSrso despatch For freight passage,
apply board Ludllms WliaTi,
ieII HENRY FISHER.
.@ LNOR NEW YORK.-The superior pack.
NIX II ,chf POCAHONTAS, John Smack master, having
potion Of her engaged have dispatch For freight
having Accommodations sppy the Captain
board, At I.udam's Wharf,
jeI w. II. ROSS.
.sN NOR PHILADELPI1lA.-The regular
max Il packet schr CATHARINE AMANDA, Capt Ogden,
having engaged will have despatch For
jeI RANKIN wHTTLocK.
.H& EOK BOSTON.-The schr. SARAH
- u VAUGHAN having portion Of her cargo engaged
will have despatch For talanee OF freight apply board
Pieket's wharf
my os RANKIN wHITIoCK.
@A FOR CHARLESTON.-The schooner
~ CARFO Capt IlAYT having portion OF cargo
gaged and gong bo9rJ, despatch For
small pat klges Apply on board, at Pieicu, wharf
my p RANKIN wliTTLoCK.
.A NOR NEW lORK-The good schr Al.
n H.NHRs, Umrr ma,t,T, having part OF her
gaged. will have despatch Fotehtof REMAINDER apply 10
board in the Dock orto
myeS RANKIN 4 wnTr.oCK.
- A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19
CLARET WINES.

HAVE now on hand, 100 boxes CLARETS,
comprising general from low priced nrce 10
of the besi bfands impaired tbs county which offer O
modrrae pfcc Persons prefer buying tfcts
Grd their order che
my New Nork excellent Judge Wines very
careful he sfection md buys them only Lard.
Ny 81 Eenune Imported Liquors son,
rlste well my stock ~ Havana cRnfs and
nend athec aec lhe notice IS my ,ends and public
Fu CRANZ,
ap 10 No q Erchaugc Biocs. Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS, DYS-
PERSIA

The following is from clergyman known and Of dissn
suished aIia'nments and reputation:
SDsEr, n. J., July IL, 1876.
Dr. ~ H. CnsIETfE-Dear Doctor promised to
with you respecting the effects Of the application your
Kings and Magnetic Fluid vet too
short to Justify my speaking positively perma
heney Of my cure but can application OF your
Gavane Be and Bracelets the whole com,
paints have been suspended chronic
naini bronchitis and dyspepsia, and felt satisfied
orders all connected with
tenn have had OF the dyspepsia since the app
cation OF your Bet &c nothing worth mentioning brou
es for have been enabled my
toa duties 81 preaching visiting &c supTi,. OF NV
congregational and have had but wuge the
masm have enjoyed far perfect exemption from the
Elades distressing they than enjoy
for cannot be grateful God his PROV
has directed you.
The immediate desgn Of this letter procure some Of t.
same Kind OF sssanee Tor OF my people Many Of mn con
grcgainn affected Attn and shouL INV cure
be permanent many will be led apply you have the rs.
county charge IN the STATE and electrified them 80
to speak entirely.
"a deaiof the cases alluded to here fOuOwEl
May Co.'s blessing attend your efforts. nv dear etor
and you .od relief in these a vast numb.
Of other who will apply. Very truly yours,
ROBERT w. lands
" Several @uers have been received the Rev Mr.
Lands whose heath has continued improve and many Of his
eonEresson have used the gavane with equally happy
results 'r'
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IN ENOR RENT. The house at presen, &C.
- eupied by q T. Winston Church mn Ceorner Of
@ ana -ch esi.l The hou-e large and Of thu
apply to " ''
my Att JONES Il WINSTON
ELH EOR RENT.-A front room over nv
diatey I3-I IomN n VAN LEW
n A FAMILY HOUSE FOR RENT.
-. nsri door to the Exchange eight room. and
my I9-d RoBr. MOTT
IN ENOR RENT, and possession given LIST
- June, the street, at prc.cn, occupied by
my a-a WV Il. T. c. HARRISON
IN FOR RENT-and possession given in a
few day--A neat and handsome re-id-nes the
corner OF I'd and Main streets suitable for family Apply
aP ~ RICH1D MIL. IT.
FOR RENT.
VIE desirable family residence street now oeeup,- b
The subscriber. Possession given Immediately Apply To
En- FOR SALE.-A very desirable resi-.
dsnes' about one mile NOrthws't Of the city.
and within few mnue, q Rapi-t College.
For terms which will be made accommodating apply
ap II RICHARD HIGL- IT.
FOR RENT.
m The wooden dwelling house on Grace
Street be'~eea 4h and 5h present occupied by
The and possession can be had about IN, IA, NAV
h WHO wish to rent can see the house by calling Mr., Drew
lo-1 FRY Il CO
fNf ENOR RENT.-The brick dwelling house
at present occupied 10y the Rsvd Mr suIes on Grace
street This house. has three the dry
basement and or chambers, garden kitchen Ee
Rent 500 and possession may be had on LIST April.
NH Ill n. w. A. J. J. FRY 4 CO.
m tNOR RENT.-The desirable Dry Goods
Store formerly occupied by Nj r. H. jenkins, corner
OF Main and 18th Streets aoor, in
he best style and with every wLole,ae and
Dry Goods business Possession Immediately
mn Jo-u w a. J FRY co.
81 ENOR RENT.-The upper part of Tene
meht occupied by w ManhalT & Co. opposite the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Depot apply To
mn - VALENTINE, BREEDES 4 co.
FOR SALE,
Eff The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
convenient franklin street the late resi-
denee Of James w Pegram deed excellent order IL viii
be shown to wishing purchase great pleasure
eiuier OF the subscribers, and The known-and pay
ueular examination OF the premises will
VIRGINIA PEGRAM,
w. r. JOHNSON,
ge23-dn EIeentrI and Executor of. w Pegram deed
I'M NOR RENT-Two STORES under the
An-A u Exchange Hotel Grocery OF Fancy
stores Possession immediately apply or to
REs w FRY
SiknS' NhDSADA DIIIA
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MONTEREY Ns;..nai Song being No OF New sers. OF
Natona song woris W Watson Music BY Austin PHILLIPS
NiNE LA CoMPAGNIE song Chorus sung by the MARY
aud Cadets Glee Cuu
HAPPY DREAM sung in the Drama Of Mysterious Stran
ger BY M Riehings Composed by Br " Cunsirrton
YES WILL LEAVE rue TfRoNG Win THEE An
sNcr 10 ~oh share my Muse Composed by
Hewitt
I'VE PLENTY or LOVERS sung in the Drama Of aBl,peh
heriott" Composed BY Or w Cunningon
LOWLAND FANNY. by II IIewia. This sony forms No .
Of Songs % the Old Dominion
JASSANINE BOWER Ballad sung in the Crand orieal Dr.,
% Philip Augustus" BY DIR Curninrton
tao VOICES Composed by John Boekey
DROWN IN THE MANTLING GLASS. A GIee for 4 voices.
as 'uss with enthusiastic applause Musical usta OF
the "Enehauires At the Walnut Theatre Psiadepha-
Composed By Or W Cunnington
LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS, arranged for the Guitar
PIECES
LIEUT. FRY'S QUICKSTEP. Arranged by J X Opl
IBRAHlM PACHAS MARCH Composed b. Giover
QUEEN NlCrORlAS BAND MARCH ~ Browne
DO do do. wi yisrette \ Ctover
CAPT. EI.LiS QUlCEsFEP. Compo.ed By Diyyorth
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA. DO DO Grobs
ENDORA WALTZ % do Pr,pri. Buek
OCEAN WAVE WALTZ. 10 DO do
AMERICAN POLKA. Composed, and dedicated Chevai~r
- HusrHann charge dAfairrs Austria By Mde
Marie DC Veneer K0rponay De Komouka
LOVE NOT with brilliant aio-.. Compasrd and jrdca
ted TO Mss Louis Lewis of PaT4op By CAares Grobe
sALUr La FRANCE with variations BY Beyer
rIa 100 Main street corner Of lin
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NOTICE.

z HAVE this day associated with me MIR. JAS.
A. TRtCE employment for several years,
and will continue business stand Of 3th aud Cary
street under OWN ANDERSON CO. for the Of
conaeHg Wholesale Grocery and General Commission business
for Goods Cotton Yarns &c
STAPLE products minerals Of the State aud have
gagged DAVID ANDERSON IT, conduct the
grocery department OF said business Ills eHPeT
qua branch OF the business too well
them and have also made
arrangement Mr. FRED. ANDERSON to AID in the Hanage
who has long been familiar aud IN
un,ateIy acquainted vii branch OF business.
made Of groceries do
goods tobacco, Pug aud articles Of
general tIade. WIN. ANDERSON, IT.
February ist, Isf7.