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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-14
Flour.
New carriage Mandatory.

THE subscribers would give notice that they have
taken the building at the head of Taman's wharf,
on Front Street, where they intend to carry the
business of manufacturing and repairing in the above
line All work entrusted 10 them will be executed
promptly, in wokmanlike manner. and ON the most
reasonable terms. OLDS d. PATTECSON.
Bath, NOV l, ls47. 3m-wS
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. L.. GERAkDIN,
FOrmerly of Pari

CAN he consulted us usual at his residence, NO. =
~ Albany st. Boston, opposite the United states
Hotel. Persons afflicted with the following diseases
will do well to make immediate application, VIZ :
lameness, of every descripl ION, Spine and Hip Com
pIaints White Swelling Sciofula Cancers. maiie nan
SUMPTION Liver Complaints. Epileptic Fits, Catarrh
Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder affections, Rheumatism
Phthisc, Asthma. &C., &C., Cures warranted ID all
cases he undertakes.
DIR. l.. Girardin has had fifteen years. extensive
practice in the above Diseases, and is a member OF
the Medical Reformed Practice, and mercury
in any whatever.
DIR. l.. Giardin, to accommodate his large number
of patients the Kennebec. will visit Bath the hrst
Wednesday and Thursday OF Decemher February ana
April. Bowdoinham Nov 30, Feb. LIST, and April ID
Brunswick december 3, February and April 4
Boston, Dec. | ls47. dlylS4-w34
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Removal E!

Removal
JTNEE Subscriber would inform his friends and pat
rons in this city and vicinity that he has remov-
ed from his old stand to nearly opposite, lately oc
cuped by lothian Wormwood. rendering his SINGER
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage which
they have bestowed upon him in time past, he would
remin them that he is prepared to wait upon them
his stand WHERE he will carry on the business
Tailoring, Cutting, &c. in its different branchea as
heretofore JOHN BOVEY.
Bath, Dec. ID. 1877. d35W9
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FOR SALE.

I'D 'I'HE spacious and valuable brick dwelling
Hub L helse, al the corner of Was ington and
North streets. opposite the Hon. Ehen Cap's
Saa House IS one OF the most valuable and pleasant
iy situated in the city. Apply 10
Bath Feb. "a. JOHN STOt.KRRJDGE
oawd9Swc0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
IBy Thu MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL
Thing. IN Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Trn"r-. -, +,
PHI ADELFHIA- Sunday u

Correspondents OF The Trinnr-. -, 80,
The bodv Of Gove-ror Skunk was received IN
town YESTERDAY attended ~ numerous committee OF
the cfzrns OF Esrrisburz The remains were FeceiVea
with becoming rrs-rrories OF respect oT our cu1ehs
and are nov on Their vsv % the fss resting piace IN
he town Of Trsppe Montgomery County ais uirtn'
place 70 which he hsd expressed ne "''u As' u' 's
might return -
Governor Johnston VII - # Hsrriscurs 70 assume
th4 d--ies Ct his new station tomorrow morning
The returned VOLUNTEERS are Al 81 Lancaster 80
WI start early 20 morrow morning % - 20 Te1ea -
city ~ sighf Ocock The preparations i9F ineF lec
ton Rave been somewhat extensive hhe SO-'''e
excitement exists on TIE subject 60,
The carpet sni calico factory o. u j. SeoV SOUTH
wsrk below TIE Navy Yard, caught IRE iast nsni AZ
II. o'clock ani was entirely consumed-oeing beyond
- -e.rb ~ the s,e---crks ard tire s-s=s- ccnsc-
queu-iy not having chance TIE estao-snineh' coz
ss-a of .-o la-re buildings one three and the ofher
fozr stories high and he loss ia -eavy iarse NUN
BET Of hands have Of course been tnroTu cut Of en-
pioyrncnL 49, ..---.s -.
tie steamer arrival a. operators were waiting men
letters Indeed business i 20 dun here that should
not be surprised u some Of - eugrate 70 your cry u
All. dogs At fiIy cents scalp.
sAFs OF SrocKs-Firsf Rodrf-lo Gir'rd. cash
10. s200 Treasury Notes. l0it tonmsleiai RAD a.
20. 81. 900 Iehigh IS. &c y Morris !. IyJ 90 ~
100 do -. o: 100 do. DE- e loV ). j. cooper o.
. - Mech inics b INK 24i y A. BANK cash ia
l0l Mechanics Bank. 2ii sll9 Lenisn Serle 80
500 L. : 6sIs56 1904 500 Penns 6s 70 500 Y
: 6sis6.. lO4l si00 County SIS leo new : >'oo
Penna IS & p 10.
isfr01d BlCrf-l0 Girari. lut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

MicHieAs.-The independent Free Soil move
msnt in this State has already become formidable
Among its Wing adherents are Hon. Joseph K.
Williams, one Of the Delegates to Philadelphia
From the other side, the accessions are numerous
and weiehty. We see that ex-Gov Greenly
late acting Governor, heads scall for Free Soil
County Meeting in Lenawes County. We have
already given the names OF other strong men who
20 the same way. The Jackson Pas1Ot tLocO)
gives the iollowing
A CAss AND BrrIKR CLrs DrssorvEp.-The first
cass end Butler Club organized Ia this county ~ss IN
the town Of Napoleon Nearly al the " Democrats In
thst town joined H. But owing TO Case we've o TIE
Free Soil question being accordance with those
OF Washington and Jefferson, upon mstafe considers
tion and al special meeting. unanimously ~
solved TO haul down the esg OF Cas- and Butter, and
hoist in lie stead that Of Martin Van Buree
The thing Is settled. The Barn ners in ms;
town and throughout the county wiz iaeiT votes
for . Northern man with Northern PTinssies. Tae
work goes brsvely on
We think Gen. Casss chance for the vote Of his
own State not more than an ever, one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
~AFRr, Sort Mass MrErrso in orr Cir.

y A FREt Soil Mass MEETIye in our Cry,
10, we are informed, in contemplation, 70 De Os,'
in the Park on Thursday afternoon OF this week
to in,erposs an energetic Protest against me pass
age Of the Slavery Compromise now penang -
the United States Senate.
Should such meeting be called expressly nee
from ali connection or interference win ''e peno
ing Presidential contest. we believe the attend
apcs Of our citizens viii be very general and The
manifestation Of public sentnen. most ernPns'''
We TINS, .ucb is the case, though we are not IN
Ga ~ mi, point. Very many who still hon
e,,v hesitate as to the course which fair con'id-
GRAFTON Of all the issues ard Influences of the next
election Of President will contrsin them 20 take
:; the canvass have no hesitation at all as to the
slsyery Compromise, bat stand ready TO resist II
now and evermore. The ouginators Of the pro-
posed meeting. wise and single-minded VIII
not exclude this class.
we understand that calls for sne meeting VIII
be issued today or tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

with csunon bsls, window shutters torn 81 A..
dows al broken and the walls showing .h- "a
thousands Of musket balls Il
entered the street on all the window shu,,e-
written. Death 10 Thicve-" Thi- wss soos,"us
insurgents. inquired Of four or Ave shon - e
whether they had been pillszed and found ,s.Iprsn
any Of them had lost anything. The tnsrrr,,..r
specred scrupulously the properly Of people 90
nlicd not act OF robbery As far IS could So,
spent sn hour in ioqurng until becsme tired az
and AID not ascertain one Gaze Of THEFT The .ho.t-
ers here are a. much opposed 10 the nsurserrs -
any part Of Paris. and would have been very re,s,
denouncc any act OF pillage they seemed srs,,fi e
the scrnpulOus manner N wnicn tber properly ~
been respected Aet. Of cruelty. useles. ex.es. -
were committed on both sides under the terrbls ).
element Of the conflict but am glad to say th,, ~
acts Of stealing AMI plumber did Dot tsse pacs n.
do not fight 81 the INSURGENTS fought mercy 70 s;ss
the fsnstcsm Of an idea the hatred Of elsa Or a.,
only which can IRE msn with such despcrstos
else some terrible NECESSITY which urges them q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

THE CRoPs.-We are sorry TO announce that
the late copious rains which have fallen in this nesh
borhood. have prevented the planters from eylzg ,,
their cane which IL very much In the grss. Mary
fields are deluged with water. Since the above wa
penned the weather has become more settled viii
pleasant sou,herly winds, which have revived to-
dropping hopes OF the planter.
Baton Rouge da) Gszeus
CRoPs-Our farmers are now sup 20 their e.
bows" ia having and harvest. From the many ndcs
tons we should Judge the crops generally good
The Wheat l. about average crop--bui the Hay
Oats and Corn l. abundant In some parts Of the cosn
IT, Rye Is beginning 10 he raised with crest sacee
and viii ultimately be cultivated IN preference d
wheat We hope price. win be good, 80 thst.he fam
ers will not feel too kecny the pressure IN the mcneJ
market Wayne Co O.. - Argus ieh
COPPER ORE-We mus, notice the fr, srrv,l
of Copper Ore this season--.0 tons in half bsrhrs
c,ivcd and shipped yesterday ard n day by W. Ods
< Co Il came from the Clif mine-Lske SUPERIOR
ot the Pittsburgh and Boston Company. ard sli be
smelted in the irnace. just finished in Pltbu-sA
cleveland Plain Dealer July a.
~ The commencement at De aware Collage
took place on "Wednesday last The Honorary Degree
OF A W. was conferred on Hon. Alexander EvUs NC
Of Marylsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

TAE OPERATION OF THE COMPROMISE. The
Slave IN New-Aexico and California who hears
that Slavery can only exist BY positive enactment,
and that the Mexican law Yves that of freedom, Is
entitled TO go az his master lets himl 10 his law.
yer "a save lawyer and 70 tree him, 1.-THE mas
ter giving his chatGel the necessary money, Of
course > and 70 De heard before Juise himself.
probably the first importer and largest owner Of
Slavesl -sad If the question IS decided against
him, can appeal 70 Washington, loo miles OF, to
smother Coart, Eve Of whose Judges are Slave
holders, and the other four residents OF Free
States Evening Post.
II Yes, and one Of the four tWoOtburyl late
a successful bidder for Slavery Extension votes in
the Baltimore Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
The New.Tork Democracy.

The Utica Democrat gives the following list o.
forty-nine LocoFoco journals in this State which
repudiate the Cass ticket and support MARTIN
VAN buren, for President. Those 10 which we
have attached stars are known to us as long
established organs of the party in their severa
Counties, of wide circulation and commanding
influence. The whole compose decidedly more
than half, whether in influence or numbers, Of tbs
so-called Democratic Press Of our State.
N. Y Evening Post, 'Sieuben Farms Advocate
NY Globe keeseville Democrat,
\. Y. Democrat, ~Waiertown Union,
NY Barnburner Jefferson Co. Democrat
Suffolk Co Watchman, sOswego Palladium,
Long Island Democrat 'Onondaga Standard,
wilhsmsburgh Advocate, skaneeteles Democrat
Eastern state Journal Free Soil CampsigneT,
Putnam Democrat CsyUga New Era,
Newburgh Telegraph, ithaca Journal,
Goshen Clarion, -Binchamton Courier,
.Cstskill Recorder, Toga Freeman,
Columbia Democrat Eullra Gazette,
Ulster Republican Chemung Jeiersonsn,
Delaware Gazette Ontario Messenger
Albany Atlas, Phelps Atlas,
Troy Budget, Lyons Argus,
Fonda Sentinel, Palmyra Sentnel,
Fulton Co Democrat Rochester Daily Adv.
Mohawk Courier, Northern Freeman
Otsego Democrat Allegsny Reporter,
Hamilton Reflector, Cstsraugus Democrat
Utica Democrat Buffalo Republic,
Lewis Co Democrat Niagara Cataract
st Lawrence Republican,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

ILLisors.--A strong Peoples Ticket for Lee
gisarpre aud County officers has been formed in
Cook County chicagol in opposition to the Loco
Foco caucus ticket We trust this will swell the
vote for Mr.. Scammon for Congress.
Ex-Gov. John Reynolds is the Loco-Foco can
didate for State Senate in St. Clair County.
Hon. Robert Smith declines reelection to Con
gress from the Is, District. Col VIM. II. Bissel
10 the regular candidate to succeed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

SENATOR REsIsNED.-Hou. W. $. Psrham, Sen
in the Legislature OF tins State from the district
composed Of me parishes Of Madison AID Carr :. aGs
resigned hts seat Mr. P. elected az Wing. but
voted for Hon P Sonle last session A. q : Senator
rs. o. Picsyune.
MURDER 81 SLkvrs.-The SHnsier Is. c. Ban
He, Of wednesday states that Atrocious murder
was committed oy some runaway negroes, on the per
son OF NJ J. Erwin osrve Of Fairfield District the
s;E inst whose occupation was tia, Of pursuing AZ
tAksnS runaway negroes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

SHEEP KILLED BY LIeHTNiNG.-We under
dersiand tia, Auss Bryan Esq Of North East Duienes'
Co n = had fourteen hne sheep killed by lightning on
the evening Of Saturday the lst during the progress
OF & severe thunder shower which reached tnis city
ns winch yas attended with the heaviest thunder ard
sAs-pe.t lighting that have attended any shower TINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

" MosEs B. CoswIS, Esq. OF Champaign Co.
is the whig candidcfe for Congress in the Logan
lIvthD District, Ohv The District is now repre-
scented by RloHARD 5 CANBr, Wing, who declines
being a candidate ior reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

" 600 psr French calf Boots from s. 70 81 53i SO &c
Congress Boos and Caters, from p s. 50j 80 Dc
French calf and Tampico morocco pegged Boo.sa sps.
oF quality and finish Also large assortment Of Ladies
Caters, Buskns ana sIpperwholessls snd rssl he
manufactory, Is Ann-sL GEO. w. FRENCH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

- Mr.. ]. H Buckingham, son Of the late
Editor has retired from his connection with the Boston
cSa~s~. Mr.. Buckingham. says the A.lss is an able
writer. and viii b an acquisition TO any nswspsps %
,sslshmss<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

IHE VOICE OF TsUrB-A SUMMONS TO HEALrs-one
eVn u worthless nosums Is that hey prevent many sass
Ing individuals from using what would fail 70 cure
hamater commentihat the daily increasing sale Of ber
Is owing to the numerous demands for FosSs admsn"
Compound Of Yellow Dock and ssrsspsrns1hs ciesnnhs
aud invigorang influence " which 80 soothing ye 80 a
ieclua exceeds the sangune hopes both OF props"
and user Even hose vino bad % loIg uied boldly es
esrec remedies FOR dyspepsis chronic rae1msis gene
debility and other diseases Of the blood, 70 fse
disposed TO cease farther outlay have By tie Of one boz
lie Of Fosss COMPOUND realized cure. THIS 10 the le"
surprising from it, shy concentrated strength which 1
lines stronger ard superior to any other prepsrson %
making times chesper-yet more each bo,tes g."
auteed
~ Parents Will, BY he OF lis deli htful Ex1sct D
sure The health. vigor and beauty of their offspring
Ash for Foss's Compound and take no oshsr
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail by GEoRsE fos
Phannseeatst I've Springs. one door from suiyaast-
Also for sale By A. H. Cough & Co. les Faiionst 90
BIeeckerss and corner East Broadway and hrks'"
New-YOrk
Price II per boue, six bottles for s. All orders no
the country with cash inclosed VIII be promptly crw'f'
by express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

n The BVSes5arye Pa Airocats gives an
account OF series Of fires in thst village. Ga Saturday
week TIE stables Of the White swan Hotel were dis
covered to be OF ere Five stables with orf5uildngs
and sheds were burned 10 the ground with their cot
tents harness csrrisges, wagons ten horses, COW
and several swine Several persons beside the pro
presor OF the hotel met with se-ors losses and were
pot insured The rext night the Black Horse Tavern
stables were also discovered % be On IRE THIS also
did much damage destroying several private residences
and iniuriuS the sl slightly. Nine persons have been
arrested who were suspected OF having been The in
cendiAr!es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

~ WEDDING CARDS, Boxes for Cake, Enveiors We
ding Waters Silver Cord. Nc cheaper than any ohs'oFs
In the city, at EvtsnELLs Premium Engraving Es.h
hshmen s2 Broadway Dnsne-st lat square sec7s
Stewards Marble Store iyftwsoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

PrxssrIvAsIA.-Whig State Convention to
nominate Governor on the slsr Of August Loco
roco ditto on the preceding day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

~ The bes, place TO ger boots, shoes gsers really
cheap. Is al JoNrs's, u Ann-st the Museum Frs
O. atty French boots he sells at - 50 second do =
Congress boots from 50 TO - g. iyl8 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

~ Dr.. OLDs has been nominated for Congress
from the IXth Congressional District in Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

FROM HAvASA-we have received by the
crsssH' city ess Of the Diari0 de Ia MariSs Of Hs
vsns up to the 18th inst Nothing Of particular inPog
lance has occurred sipss ow les, sivisss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

~ The Diaphragm Filter viii be len for Trial. fooIs
or TWO weeks, with any person DESTROYS Of pnrahase,h
Any communication sent through Dispatch Pos, TO wdus
NJ GIBSON, $40 Broadway, relative 10 repair pur1s
Of Filters viii be promptly attended 10. The Filter can
had OF all the principal plumbers in the city e5O lmsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

DAwoSD-PoISrED GOLD PESs.- b. r. WATSON h Co u
Wal-st and j. Y SAVAGE. 70 Fnlton-st cell gold peas Of
every description, wholesale ara retail unprecedented
low prices. Their Richeeu Pen is great fayohs srd n
the public estimation, die best and cheapest pen IN use
Points warranted not to come on. Gold peas fromNsr
with silver pencils. Gold pens reponted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

PoRrRIT o. TsoMAs FRAScis asASHea The sunday
s9s,ch Of Yesterday contsrs handsome Porust ana
sSsch OF he life Of Ills distinguished champioa Of Ira
freedom An extra edition has been issued, 90 that snJ
desiring a copy procure by calling at he Ofce
CT Ana-st pice three cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

~ Thomas F. MEAeHrRs name is pronounced
Is ii spelled Maize OF Mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
Rad Cro.ing.
Cor7tsy0ndsHct q FdiAfr WIGHT u'''0H'
LEE HArTE- July u. ls4s

Corsfsy0ndsEct y Ga~er h'il'i-s c"'0-'
Tsszr HATE, July IL. l54s
Indian. vii aivo Csss g. large majority as Ny re
bsd TIE Northern part q the -taT - tinc'-re1 -
Frce TerrirorT doctrines but the Waiss would ioss
moro iy Van B1reu t.ckc; u MS state iAan y
4e democratic rnsior.fy il Wisconsn Is N aoe Up q
Nc--e'-ssr and German voters % crest eXtent ana
Van cant get them. That state . SAFE beyond AZ eees
ion Northern Illinois VII ] fear, experience some
division and ia possible Taylor wi get ie" woes
IN he southern part bu5 the state j. sound and must
give Cas- 500 nsjority ..
We have very strong hopes Of Ohio. What would
YOU say If Kentucky 70 vote for Cass stranger
ihngs have been tue dare not nope Il yei aecoulis
from there are very favorable. All depends On 'ne
south.
The Union should weed It's correspondence
more carefully. a claim OF only 2,3li majority ia
Indiana, on a poll Of probably 10000. VIII not
create confidence better not prophesy. The rea-
son given for confidence with regard TO Wisconsin
is unsound for though the 1000 majority Of last
MAY NAV be all German. yet if so many or more
Of the Yankee voters on that side should bolt from
Cass. he would be Just as badly beaten as If the
Germans had revoted
Illinois gave Polk 2.392 majority, and the pres
ent Loco-Fo Governor was since elected by over
10000. To begin now with a brag OF 5000 maiorl-
" in poll Of full Of 10000 votes. is really con-
Tossing the corn. So Of the flourish about Ken
tnckv which the writer dare not hope to carry
for Csss Then why not keep still about Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHUBBEE.-A Choctaw chief assisted bv hi, wife siv.
ng rich musical entertainments NJ The Museum TheysD
pear to-day, 3. and O'clock when there viii ssobe
f0rmances by the talented airy Family. aud the teus
Panoram, OF London be exhibited. The Giant Monster
Snake, Oraus Ouarg &C can be seen ei any tine DAY
4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

~ The SUBSCRIBERS, SOLE AGENTS for tho sac d
3uehn's Patent Buoyani Cork jacket Ife-PreseryeL are
prepared receive orders for the from every Carer
OF the United States elsewhere They deem Il amoi a.
necessary say word In recommendation Of tbDoS
excellent invention, particularly amer the testimonials
lis utility and furnished by the gallant ard disungh
ed men belonging 10 the French and E,gsh Navy vel
= preservsiiye Of life under G coning0g
which all travellers by river or lake vgaon msyve
dePrecae) simple. and yet perfect and whs enp
ought to be in the possession Of every sccusloma
yoysging IN any direction Whatever. Had this arics
Marine dress been in general years ago would ~
have had now TO the loss of so many valuable Igs
as our records Of mortality have proclaimed 10 the s,
millions Of our common country Among the many vAusbs
qualities this Life jacket possesses EVERY orHEi
no AiE Is REQUIRED for It's purposes danger rssA
from It's being torn damaged by wa,er IL Is ght and 4,
the boas - comfortably iAcke,, leaving the uus pa
fcily free Every Murine Balsing Etablisbmsut 10 10
country ought to have full supply Of the Buoysn Ca
jacket Life Preserves for then the luxury Of bathing eo
be enjoyed with perfect safety by the tmd and ss
lutte Dys 3geOdl LEARY Il CO. Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

PEAsEs DysESTrRY coAPorsp.-Thisis vaus''s -
cine for the OF dysenery and bowel complains
are frequent his 10 free from de'e'snos
gredeps and be taken by persoos OF al ages VIE
feet safety For sale by RUsHros, CLARK co. Wv Div
way and 10 As,or-Hou II. JOHNSON, ~ Brcsa~v,-
3. L D. SANDS 100 ruionss corner wiIfsm. ofes" -
pusd !. ,boye iJb ~ 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

From WAHIvGrON.-The Loco-Focos have
generally voted against the General Approprat oiI'
which. with few Wing votes defeated IT, because an
appropriation Is in it for clearing some distractions
from the Savannah River The President threatens 70
veto the bill At latest dates sreconsderstoq was car
RED The question pending IL whether the Executive
or the peoples Representatives shall say what shall be
in it, The Senate has not yet acted on the JOINT kesog-
ton which passed the House some time ego - adjourn
on the nth Of this month tnowPssD The leading Loco
Foco Senators Benton Allen, Hennegan, Foote, Bright
Houston, &c have been, and ere announced to be- in
distant cities making stump speeches for the hopeless
Cause Of LEWIS CAss-drawing therefor eight dollars
isy and leaving the Senste unable 70 transact business
for want of a quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

~ Persons wishing adopt safe and udcious system
u advertising, do 40 throug The agency Of PLs
a. as be specially appointed ind duly authorizes By DE
county To transact business.
From his extensive list choice and suitable seeos car
D made adapted 10 various business pursutssnf esry
70 give N relation 10 the several papers, districts ofcpnny
mode Of advertising, &c. Is cheery COMMUNICATED, mere
by enabling all 10 form heir own opinions and a sess
WIN discrimination aud circumspecoo Oice IN The IN
buue Buildings