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ALBANY. Sent 4th-I

ALBANY, Sept 4th--P. NJ. b
Flour--The market was dull and sales of moment
we're reported Cornsaes of 5000 bushels fat yellow
were made at Csc. There sales making In other
grain. Wkskey continued dull and Provisions inactive
Receipts by the canal for past "a hours about
follows Flour 1000 barrels; Corn, IL TOO bushels No
thing new in freights
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4, p. M.
Flour.-The market was dull with downward ten
denoy Howard street inactive at SIS 371S and no
sales Of moment in any description reported
Wheat continued in fair demand and we note sales of
1000 bushels of Maryland reds at ll2c ll5c Corn
The market some less firm with fair amount of
transactions Sales Of 5000 bushels MARYLAND white
rye oats, which remained nominay the same
Whisky Sales Of 400 a 500 bbls were made at 271sc
In provisions there but little doing Lard-Prime
quality continued in good demand.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, ls41.
The War-Ths Policy Of the Wigs.
Upon the presumption that the war

WAsHIsGToN, Sept 8, ls41
The WarThs Policy Of the Wigs
Upon the presumption that the
Which fer space did fail,
Now trebly laundering swells the gale"
And that the gale will not have subsidized into Q oan
before the meeting Of Congress- what will be the
Of the wings? They have o. three alternatives to
witt
l. To take the war into their own hands, and prose
cute 1t vigorously to peace.
>. To adopt the defensive line Of policy of Mr. Cal
houn.
B. To let the war and all the responsibility Of the war
rest with the administration voting all the needfu sup
plies
The first alternative would be hazardous The war
might not be terminated in advance ofthe campaign Of
AS which would be- disastrous to the WING ticket The
second expedisn might throw the Presidential election
ilto the hands Of Mr. Calhoun but the third would
he whole burden of proof upon the administration 90
that tho war should last, the administration will be
achievement may be claimed for tn. wing generals Il
Id pretty clearly indicated that the latter will be the po
Icy of the WING House. Mr. Calhoun's plan would be
perhaps the least expensive but leaving the
to the care OF the administration, would be the
safest for the whg party md where the question be-
tween the interests Of party and the interests
Of the country party interests always take the precs
dence. The leading wing presses then leading of
IN favor OF voting the requisite supplies Of men and
the democracy in Congress committed to the RI
gorous prosecution ofth war;
rized whg action IL the be still In existence The
wings hardly will undertake the prosecution Of the
they have denounced perfodious nefarous and unjust
Dor will they hazard the game OF popularity by with
drawing our armies from the fields of their trium phs
with the Mexicans still uusubdued They will then leave
the to the administration, because however hard Il
may be upon the treasury the administration will be
responsible All right.
But in advance Of the occupation of the imperial city
OF the Mexican peroe and the contingencies Of peace
suspended upon that contamination. all spscuatons
gardng the action Of Congress In the premises are pre-
mature But in the proracted war IL will rest
with the administration TO end it. w
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Married..

At Boonville, New York, on Wednesday the LIST inst
by DR. Hunter MIR VIM II. BELcHER. OF st. Louis, Mo ,
to Miss MARY HUNTER, daughter Of the officiating cer
gymnn
At Bedford. on Wednesday evening" the LIST inst, by
the Rev. Alfred II. Partridge Mr.. JOHN F. BUTTER
WORTH, of New York, to MARIA daughter Of the Hon.
William Jay.
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Photographic Correspondence of Phila Bulletin
PirrsBURe, Sept 4.-There Is little or no animation
IN market Flour and Provisions only in retail
demand. Groceries active, traders max
ing their fall stocks Nothing doing in Wheat Corn
IS to 37H cts Whiskey quiet and unchanged. The
water ia the channel still low.
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RON sEJ0UR-This delightful and. fashionable sum
- mer retreat 10 situated about mile from New Brighton,
Island from Jersey shore. There
sSi ey b.
Ter, Of an hour oyc one Of ihe aest and most agreeable
.dsfsSss breeze. sai%yea iSs we'll we'll
.ap aad e se so a.
Ell Tor saltwater thug Large quantities of be
& we'll TSs s aSd de f u s S
New FORK markets. ana espeei pains are taken to furnish
sddons means Of accom- mediation have been provided
1s y :.
IS 2 ". LOCKWOOD; Proprietor.
TNIsIELY NOTICE 10 GENTLEME N,-As the Fall
b. @ wsas sSas sss Ssse them
;s' ss s'ft S SdS
the aid Of colung short notice trial will prove
Ss fact Es the f suSS The
"a. wa 81 :@. prcds 4. such se..m.n win DO well
washington" chs;S SSEFss5s y Sss
Cloh-. dyed warranted fast colors y IS iasm
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS.
ss p rs Of al 9s caas ~'s
On sss e Sp be eG, SS
ssuieu. ssd .lpl CITIZEN should Ss season.; mspyo;e
m s Be se @ BY SsSs day ss the & =
tute rooms in the Park s52rc
FSASs s
IN Fulton streetls Aws gives good fitting Coets Pants
aud Ves-hsrp- TIE best Of Cloths Cassmers and Vesugs
cssh consequently sell is per ceat cheaper
than ihossenat sell on time, ~ " - ~
Sd GsAeus male they ought to be- and done at the
tine prcmsed - - 800 ~
= Afu suite made in twenty.f ,ur hou II
Every variety Of Gentle uftting constantly ON hand
and sofa sAST6SRD B II ST m F,o,
- 3o'rrc mkt to the Hcr,ld Office
tthINONI Il INTRODUCTORY OFFICE No.
Nl 70 White Street.-The LADIES' (moIe especially are re.
spectf invited 70 call and investigate this prncple-ast
gives them smide "a sfe disposition, mental cs,acity,
in the selection OF partner with certain guar ntv o.
good moral character. References rIchaugcd Communities.
ions with real names postpaid will receive prompt atten
ton, and be treated confdenally.
Hours for Ladies only, with.a Lady in attendance from
FIN. 'H " NOUN TOT Xo y RIL Ley . sIs ~
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TO = II y
LATEST MOMENT.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept Al 8, NJ.
There Is nothing south Of Montgomery. by mall, at
Richmond, this morning
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- ,RlsIAN DECORATIVE UPHOLSTERY, Curtain
Materials, The Subscribers have now ia soss ts;y
81 stock # pholsiey Goods Eurn Coverings and
they offer at wholesale and all prices lower than can be
purchased at any Other estsblisbmen in the city "
Fro their stock VIII ch embraces the largest M
De L. ines Brocael, Pushes Lampas Gmps Tas Ne &c
merchants supply hems Ives with than
have before been offered.
We also receiving store assortment of
Pepper Hmgngs aud Borders also the patterns of
Painted Window Shades. which having been puchased this
and imported under the OF duties
tn best assorted aud cheapest variety brought the
try. SOLOMON X HART,
Importers and Manufacturers Of Upholstery Goods, PAPER
Hang ngs and Window Shades 2i3 BROADWAY, opposite the
Park. au29 3Ot
CHARLES FULLER. wholesale and retaii dealer in j.
" Jennings patent premium safety Gas Lamps; also
Parent Phosgene Gas for do Also Camphne Spirit Gas. Oil
and Lard Lamps Hall Lanhorns Grandoes &c of the
approved syles and patterns Also Csmphine Spirit Gas
OIL, Wicks, &c. &c. No. T2 Greenwich street, between
Chambers and Warren streets AZ 3otSrc
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. RioHMoND, Sept. 4, 10 O'Clock, PM.
MY next despatch will be from Petersburg Opera
tions commenced there at IL o'clock toda
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j Il ssI S: S:,'si, a:
Bnb,ao. Anderson; GraalO Gso, pssds%cns rMs,,.0S
ssssS: s IF si9y sss
Door. Cpss O'clock Performance will commence. pre-
ROWEKY THsATRE-A. w. JACKSON, Manager;
ID Mn sTrrs Sor FEE FN ~ Fiji PUBLIC.
& s 81 s aS G the Of s
a.eora%s The Tasa!s Throughout the
Manager he will b; enabled exhibit such improve
@ bear sosSs with sy srs The
house demands from him every his power he
kes hi. opportunity of assuring the Of the Bowe
Of The many fros literally bestowed on HIM since
u ELEftEFM Evening" S sse sS w,l Be *
III sGs n.y. %,eS os As
s"fsr T MIS-. Clarke "naH' Cool Mr. Alien Lady Gay
Ts fGsSuds with the fare Of BAMB9ozLING
rEIoEs-BoIes, IS cents; Pit. l2,. cents.
Doors open at 7-performsnce commences at halEpan1
CASTLE GARDEN; -Farewell engagement OF the Italian
jos. Monday u ESsaa ns
yslf sst oS. , Of ss
Sss ssb Ss' s sss dfsse
2c'f p,,., snOa
Admission. so cents.1
s%F s.
Sy n. Hy ns ds s oGeT from
Tue s s's' FEEL; Sig Jr;p.,
VIA, iSs,Ssr Rnsa.
T Bata0; AIhy ,,na,,,..
Piamontesi, Brnt
Ans Ans, Locatelh.
ranlgaIo'% Gonella,
AF ssS. R Robe
signorins Fortunate Tsd..co, "0'''
sisra- Gsrli. A ' AiSsr,auui,
sD%sI 1a,t fiss Ssssi T.
I S.in cents. Doors opsnats Concert
SrFsA Il: ssSs ssg ..
ms a Stsf sSE ,;sisi
Mons. fpo FaSs sin,Sdsz AaIon:
Kase Co Madame Si a1n JsSs Ja La
Tickets 80 cent. TO all parts oflhe house : 1'0l~
MINNEEdK tl1 Rooms, BRoADWAY1;GRANO GALA
zsft N
ss 6: ;: sass'
will he make 1s this
th; ri; las, week week Of all weeks.
be forgotten burle'aue Of he PPsTs e sao entitled
Horn $500 ~ ~
Admission Is Children under ten years
by Their parents or guardi'ns. hafpree
Appropriate will be for the
ladies' and children
Doors open al 7o'clock-Comrp-ncr J2t.rc
F HFkRA ETHIOPIAN
Of six performers IT Bsckus Volin Stanford Banjo;
wilson and GHe' pes ranss
series of the Apollo Rooms Broadway every
evening" this week 49,
For further particulars see small bills. IS 7t.rc
MUSEUM corner Broadway and Ann
CAMPBELLS ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS!
OnPHEAN FAMILY, OR KENNEBECK VOCALISTS
Moving Panorama Of the City of London!
Pete Morris, Miss Bernard, &c.
SANTA ANNA'S WOODEN LEG.
OURAN0 OUTANG-ANATOMICAL VENUS
Mad. ROCs WELL. the famous Fortune Teller.
Admission IS centsChldren under shilling as
TMP0R RI, Mt; highly cr.u!4ted Nine aud Mons.
MONPLAlSlR, first dancers OF tie reputed Theatre La
scala Of Milan Through the medium Of Mr. Il Martini their
agen have the honor that thew will
before ths american public entsrtainment which will
Of the eminent mimic Mons Bsrtholomn, Composer Di
rector OF the Ballots Mons Coby the
the principal cities of France and the dancers Mile An
| ma Bulan. and Mons. Grossi.
All applications for to be made Mr. L. Mar
un the sole agent for the Barhoomin aud
| at his Rrna
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= ~.OWs MNEW BRANCH LINE OF Stages
ITTTrrTF$yff .AFROM HARLEM TO FORT WASH.

= p
The popetor the present line Of stages now running from
Harlem the High Bridge, will, on Monday nsr eth SEP.
,smber commence rnnig stage the above places
ion with their present line daily Sundays ereped
Hours Of starting as follows -
Leave Hwl,m-ik A. M, II A. NJ. and ~ T. M
Leave Fort Washington-sL A. M, ~ z NJ. aud 50 NJ.
Coed horses careful drivers. and comfortable carriages
ded aud attention will be
uienee aud esuarity. by their agent IN Harlem;
JACOB SOMENDYKE, Agent. =
FsThe bovc line will within quarter Of mile of
the High Bridge which be reached by comfortable AID
shady walk ~ hfteen minutes. xi3i~rc
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r~ FOR CAMP MEETIN0-wHITE PLAINS
k6a During Camp Meeting week, commencing Monday.
kSHsept 9Th the cars Of the Harlem Railroad Com eny
viii leave the City Hall New Yorh. for White Plains 81
and 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ. and and 30. r. NJ.
Returning will leave White rians at 10 aud 30 A. NJ
and 30 and 90 Pm. jc,is re
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N s;. are respectfully iafo'?sS hey can lid 4 the sub
%: sois q %sfs
San Foil Presipaed Silver. silver Plate, Wire Solder
Dealers "a The above aGclss will find il greatly to their
S:' si and e'.' T
u Inc Msmb.s 81 h ssssg invited t.
saS IL wsa A S g, IF oe. =.
vi" 'ne
prepared exhibit full and complete
i2s Broadway second oor Opposite City Hotel 81 stis.rc
A CARD-speeal attention Is requested the following
A s Tf t.s
ed only nine nonhs induces them TO add to their beau
% mnss u hs pubic fG sy
Be up s s s or HS E p
LARS The Compsny offer for this day the 18th their
emily fis
on consideration will old hats be taken exchange except
fro" the patrons Of the yearly GHRSxsNsT' Manager
lis Nassau street two doors from Spruce,
JUST RECElVED-A rich assortment Of fancy aud black
silk 0'''''' and s d:a:a as ous As4bT asia.y
UNDER large as:o% nj nis q sf Mer
Gen,lemens oat faH : ga !; Broadway.
% ess St KID Sss s.:s
J. AGATES,
Gentlemen's Outftter, 237 Broadway.
- - cor: Of Park place
public 10 his style of Shirts which made superior
manner. Shirts made to order, aud warranted TO fit
AGATE,
Gardeners Furnishing Store,
Sd 30tsrc 2T broadway, cor. Park place.
CHOICE AND UNADUATERATED CONNECTIONS
~ Loaf Sugar. Candies LozenRes. aud variety of
first quality Loaf Sugar goods, equ, the best
and hand and constantly
(prices low) by STEWART. BUSsJNG CO., Wholesale
Coneetoners 48 Pearl street. corner Madison St 81 't@c
q E0n CHALLENGE-Notice TO gentlemen who want
WOOV their old clothes look like call the Tai
loring Dycmg, Cleaning. and Repairing Establishment No
II Colo of Gold and spruce where orders will
he punctualy attended at the shortest notice. and the
mos, reasonable terms. by J.B.NOAH IT Gold street
N B-The highest price givei for gestemen's left off
wearing apparel. 81 3ot~rc
HUMBUG OF FORTUNE TELLING, is now prac-
brated Madame ADOLPH from France, now at her pri.
residence Ill Hester third block the Bowe
informs those who or benefit, hut curiosy)
consult her scientific skill all their affairs
love- rage jealousy friends law-when what hush md
wife they WIN have acknowledged who have in
yesgated her wonderful powers Fee reduced so cents
Consultation hours. all day and evening ill 10 o'clock
81 2tsrrc
EHARLES RIDGWAY, HAIR CUTTER &c-WiIl
~ introduce this day the latest English and French styles
for Gentemens Hair Cutting received by last at his
Han, Cutting and Wig Rooms, ITO Broadway, corner of
Maiden Lane, up stairs
N. B. They unique. 81 3tsrc
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ID ssarfEEII1.i1Isss SAAtsyASiS kING., BELTS
si. s- informed mat only place Yori
ooun nese eeeoatsd articles genuine At 1872 Broadway
yo, dresses the efficacy Of Chryties Galvanc articles Is
ulv wonderful aud their celebrity m m
he c0n,-encd BY needy who offer spurious and
worthless ,taons against which the public
guarded no druggist or drug store New York will eve,
he aowedt 10 sell Dr. Christies articles The sole and en-
au30 7tsrc " "''"'
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ROARDERS WANTED-A private Family accommo-
date Gentlem and his Wilo with Board Toe situation
SuspIe Deng wnin stone throw oil race .nnrcn ne
House has yerandahs and BATH Address Box 98i Post once
a
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EHARLEs RIDGWAY, HAIR CUTTER, &c.-Will
introduce this day the latest English and French styles
for Genemens Hair Cutting received by last
Maiden Lane up stairs.
N. B. They e UNIQUE. al 9tsrc
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= Through Direet@At o'clock, p NJ, from
The Pier between Courtiandt aud Liberty streets.
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt VIM H. Peck will
o'clock. ' "-' ="
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON Capt II. G. Crutten.
O'Clock - s'
AT Five O'clock. r. M-Landing at intermediate pieces
from the foot Of Barclay street.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, CAPT r. N Hulse will
o'clock.
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt r. II. Furry, will leave
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons o'clock
The above boats will at all arrive in Albany in ample
time for the Morning Cars for the East or West.
Freight taken AT moderate rates. and taken after 81
O'Clock, P. M. 'A
10 All persons forbid trusting any Of the boats Of tbi.
line, without tten order from the captains agents
For p,sage freight apply board the boats p c.
SCHULTZ. at the Office the wharf Al re
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"a ~ T. NJ Boxsrt TO m9row Monday sept s
r ware al kinds Of plates Dishes teas sets, bowles,
ware 50 cheap china and plain glass
tumoes all IN lots suit deaess grocers worthy
attention. NJ . months credit IS ttsm
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IMPkUVtD MAGNETIC MACHINES MOOR
l. HEADS GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE
hs iGaTne.t is AN important all other
rs OF manufacture and has been adopted by the Medical
Pfoeuion geueral being the aud eec
nal Magnetic Machine in IL is perfectly simple
81 ucon aud efore not liable OF order
case with all other instruments admits Of the pefe,
son"ol az can DC asdused to adapted for
nt or sHcent Tor Tie strongest adult the pleasure
OPERATOR The magnetic force impaired in a continuous
manner and with no unpleasant, sensation to the most deca
phleut Ieques no assistant in its and is every
'pset harmless Each instrument waraned and
the yarlops disssses for which il is efectuaI.
Prices from 50 to SI2.
Manufactured and for sale, Wholesale and Ye,.u h.,
a30 7tsrc DC. MGORHEAD no n ,nSd,,oyy NV
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CLOTH DRESSING
THE Subscribers have made arrangements with
L Mr.. DANIEL LARABEE, ana Messrs. PA Err
& LEDYARD, of Bath, to receive CLOTH intended to
be dressed, and all Cloth LETT at their will! be
taken, dressed, and returned without charge for
Agency WRITTEN & MEDER
- Wanted, at their Mill in Brunswick, %, 900 lbs
Wool, in exchange for Cloth or Cash. w. Il Al.
Aug. 10, l847. eowtf-44
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Ship Chandlery.

A GENERAL assortment: constantly on hand, and
~ for sale by Y. HYDE & Co., corner of Frontand
Broad Streets, ath.
Including Cordage, Manila and Tar'd, from the
manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by gang or
retail Cotton Scotch and Russi Duck of all deScrip-
tons, Cotton, and Hemp Twnes, Anchors all sizes,
Chains, Cables, Sheets and ties of Boston manufac-
tuse fom English refined Ifoa, Also best proved Eng
Ish Chains Bolt and Sheet Copper, Composition Spikes,
Nails with other castings of all descriptions Patent
dies Cambooses, Spikes and Nails, Naval Stores,
Paints, Oils and Glass, Nautical Instruments Books,
Charts, &C., &c.
Many of the above articles can, on suitable notice,
be delivered to the purchaser his place of business
direct from the free of expense to him,
and at the manufacturers lowest price.
Bath, May 90. 847 / w3l
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IIay.

Hay.
1.)S TONS pressed HAY Can be delivered imme
~ date on application to
Oct. 49, 8 SEWALL
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THE BELLEvILLE WHITE LEAD COMPANY
have opened Ware House in Boston for the sale
of their PURE WHITE LEAD. Oar GROUND N
OIL, which the Company soarrants 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 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 usu-
al sized packages, bv application at the Company Is
Office. No. 80 Broad street, between Central and
Water streets Boston.
DC. VAN ARNAM, Agent.
w5I-3mos
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--latest Importation.
CHRONOMETER & CHARTS.

HIST received by the subscriber, direct from the Pub
y fishers m LONDON, large assortment of
CHARTS, embracing all the kinds used by our navi-
p9soYs with full directions containing ali the late dis
c1yeties and improvements.
Aiso-from the Manufacturers in London and Liver
1ool superior CHRONOMETERS, by the best makers
SERVANTS, QUADRANTs, EYEGLASSES, &c.
All the American publications OF Charts and Nanti
cal Rocks likewise for sale at the Publishers prces
and every article above named will be sold as low as
at any establishinentin New YORK or Boston
az my JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath, July II, 1847. dlsw4otf
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Fancy Goods.

IMITATI ON Cmeo and Stone bosom Pins, Combs y,
1 Bracelets, Purses, Steel Beads Harmonious.
Fendship Cards, &C.. for sale at the store of S. d
REED. d. c. ROGERS, Salesman.
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+. Browns

SARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
~ used and best knoDn Bitters before the Public
These Bters are warranted to be purely Vegetable
compound-and mark this, 0cI-they can neuer do the
least injury Dhatever 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood, siren gthening and igoraing the system. II
is be supposed that any medicine will cure
all diseases to which the human frame is subject nor
is this article recommended as such, like most of the
quack medicine but for efecting the p rpose for
which is designed there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the public confidence as this cele
brated compound.
The whole vegetablekingdom does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted to purify nourish and
inUigorate the human system. These Bitters 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 be given to personsin the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeabe to the taste.
There have been many remarkable cures in this topn,
to which re ferences will be given by
A. PAGE, the only Agent in Bath.
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The Boston Almanac, for IS4S.
Notice.

THE Coparnershp heretofore existing under the
Il firm name of SAWYER & 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,
to be paid to said Sawyer VINO is hereby fully an
thorze to receive or collect the same, and to the
name of said firm in the settlement of said business
b. F. SAWYER.
Us SEWALL.
Bath, Nov. 9th, 1847.
NJ b. All persons having claims against the late firm
of SAWYER &C Sewall or the subscriber, requested
to present the for payment Persons indebted to
either are respectfully requested to call and settle with
the Undersigned at the Office of Sawyer & Gilbert:
Bath. Nov. G. ls47. 6wd5w4 B. F. SAWYER.
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New Goods.

TT r. PALMER, has just received \ fresh as
IL. sortment of COTTON, WOOLE-N 4 SILK
GOODS for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dresses ,Cloaks
&c; also prime lot of Live Geese Feahers and an
assortment Of paper hanRngS
He has Pressed Hay Of first qcaty for sale IN large
or small quantities. for oash. :, -,
Bath, NUv3. a--"<
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Doct. NOurse.

rrAs taken the Office formerly occupied ny Tallman
III Il Richardson, near the Post ofRce, anu oppo-
site the Elm House.
Lodging AZ heretofore at Mrs. Bowman's
Nov. Sd, 1917. 0"@--'ou' Az
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-24
+. Browns Toothache Drops,

I>OR the cure ofthe worst Toothache by its appca-
L ton few times. This is the only compound
which effectuay kills the nerve of the defective tooth
sHhou the least pain injury TO the Others 1t is
warranted contain the least acid or kreosote.
which is injurious to the other teeth aud so poi
sonous in their effects.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.