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70 JoHN Ross, the distinguished Chief Of the
Cherokee Nson' is at present sojournng at Brandywnc
Springs, Delaware. II may not be generally known
that the lady of Mr. Ross is Quskercss ana native
Of Wilmington.
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JUNE e3-P.M

JUNE -j--i ~
The news from Paris this morning looks more
favorable, but great approximations are proiessedly
felt here that a civil war must ensue before affairs
are permanently settled. Indeed, | apprehend IT
is the secret wish of not few in this country that
such an event may come. IL would be England 5
policy in such q case to remain neutral as long as
possible. in order 10 monopolize those branches o
Manufactures and Commerce which are now car
RED on by the French at least. have heard men
in high places speak in this view. \ distinguished
business man. lust eturned from France remarked
to an Acquaintance sitting beside me in a railcari
the other day, that he was confident the mer
chants and manufacturers of England would reap
such a harvest for ten wears u come as they had
never experienced before that they would have
no competition to encounter. except with the
United States
The other assented, and added that "the great
object should be to keep the people quiet and 70
accomplish this something must be done 20 satisfy
them-thev must be kept bfsg for the cause OF
the French Revolution was the idleness OF the
people
And that is the cause of all the agitation here
and in Ireland, continued the first; a set OF low
Inbred. lazy fellows wish - gloriiy themselves,
and fatten on the spos ofothers
But thought l, what would that be but reverse
OF cases or thousand years the pcopit nave
been pinched and crushed harder and harder every
wear. til bare subsistence IS scarce attainabe by
honest tell. Vast numbers. In all parts OF the
kingdom, find il most difficult matter to sustain
themselves on the humbest fare. Father, mother
children, all work for such wages as they can get,
and at any business they can find 70 do. have
been in families in Scotland and Wales TO say
nothing OF Ireand where barley scone and
buttermilk was their main diet, and even that was
stinted TO them. Some expressed II 70 me as the
strongest evidence Of the greatness and goodness
OF our country, that they had heard ihat iaoorers
could afford to have meat once day, and as much
as they wanted
Talk about men who have been content these
hundreds OF years 20 labor in that way, abusing a
privilege by wrouging others when they have a
chance, who ask for reform merely 20 be more
idle. cannot believe il. Ignorance, as IN France,
may be the prolific source of nonstrous evils II
has been IA all ages bat abuse Of power By those
who have knowledge is not less sinful-which Is
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q 5. S. PRENTIss aud BAILE PEYTON of New
Orleans were TO speak at a Wing Ratification
Meeting IN Mobile on the LIST.
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p RICHARD BRoADHEAD, Loco, declines
domination for reelection to Congress from the XII
District Of Pennsylvania.
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ment, situated IN the Orange Mountains At South Orange
Nsw-Jersey fifteen miles from New-fork on The Inc OF
he Morris and Essex Railroad.
The cars stop within quarter Of mile from the esl.o
ishment leaving the foot OF Cortsnds At o'clock A. NJ
ard O'Clock p NJ Of zach day arriving At South Orange
IN about one hour
DR. MEEKER announces 10 the public that he has Just
hushed FOR Of the most complete w a.
er-Cure embellishments snd Summer retreats IN the
country.
Or VI returned Iom Europe IN the Winter OF 1876, where
ne had been nearly three years ore than oneId Of "ncn
time was spent Graeenberg and the other water estaO
shmens Of Germany and has been since that time engaged
10 seecng location and erecting establishment! suited
10 his views the subject.
The establishment is planned particularly with view to
the comfort and convenience Of the patient and IL bu upon
the English plan Of watecure establishments, having pm
vate bathroom attached each patients room, shut on from
the room by folding DOORS where the patient can have every
bath except the large dOuche aud swimming bath, which are
beautifully aed about rods from the house IN The g 20 u
the mountain There also three large plunge bsh- re
house On he grounds are also two wave baths one Of
them from the natural falls Of the brook In the yne and
swimming bath 81 feet square, erected 70 the pleasure a
Summer visitors sc attending their friends and other pa
tents.
DR. NJ will open his establishment for the on The
18th June, and any communications addressed TO CAS n
nEEKER, D. at Newark n jersey, or al South Orange,
" Jersev ~ill racsive at,sndon ie2l lm'
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~ The Bahm Flute.-A. @. BADcEs. i3l Broad
way has constantly on hand complete assortment OF bphm
Flutes Of his manufacture and particular pans VIII De
taken with Flutes made % order and IN All cases arsed
TO give satisfaction. and in addition can be found Fhp
Ernst, much admired music for the Flute, published In num-
beers at IS each and his Quedes for Flute and GUITAR also
,,,nsic stsnds IL le5u
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REWARDS OFFERED.-GOyernOr lOUNG has Of
Tered reward Of $500 for the apprehension Of the
murderer OF Noah Smith and wife in Rensselaer, COun-
y, few days since A reward Of $500 is also offered
Tor the incendisry who fred Patersons Machine Com
penys Works on the night OF the 9Th OF June.
~ Jason Marley Of Sesvile Me. was found
deed IN his bed some days since The Coroners Jury
returned verdict that be committed suicide by airing
eioeded musket into his mouth A subsequent exami.
nsnon was held when new verdict was rendered that
'ouie person OF persons unknown had hred the fatal
nlnsko,
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ktANTED-A sristou - superin,erdeni % WORKS oy
w yoang man Of steady hahfs who emp Qyed IN
ve.rs 81 The Comm OF Public Works r lresnc 80
brennan u works and has also conducted - works y seY
ersl public buildings i stone mason by Trade, st "a
nr,crs know se ofcvl engineering Ne Old M ske
himself generally useful by working 81 eis fsie lel u~
r,rrfuv would Nilov. He would 20 20 any psrf q ne
Tinted ssfe. or Brush settlements Testimonials vii he
rcred oni the officers under whom no served Address
] & tbs urhce ~ :.
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y Capt BRACES brother is nominated as
Democratic Elector iorthe Edenton District, NC.
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BOARD I'M TIVE COUNTRY.

ATTHE PARK HOUSE, Orange, New.yefssy-A most
n deghtf country residence during tho Summer monihs
oles.any located In OF he most healthy towns "a thu
finonsn hours ride from New-York with which there 10
freonent daily commu mic suou by railroad
" isls i'm. s. r. BALDWIN. Proprietor
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.&TANTED-A few aelve youns iDca 10 ~ Soa.n =
w West 10 sci sgents fOr the az 81 new Shl poPo
rshn,.pors-SSa over and above Their eNi enses W. ee
s,rrd 10 hem In wrung, with an oppoiNniy ~ eeai-t
- eVa per wear some now N our ilfioy w. nr
aouht maze over per year, clear ~ A. rNt
Eseh mar will have Nh. district Il will be neSestsy ~
them to have At from 80 TO 81 to 9Ssin Seoa tnt
out Apply ~ FRENCHs Publishing hsi. = oios' :;
up stsrs okce Of tie FisS OF Union All .eer' ~,
be postpaid
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- xIIus mud Toupees-Batchelur's new ented
vs and scaps far advance of cay hitherto offered
70 The public for ghness. durability and natural appear
suce thew are uuedualed An persons wishing hr-trae
WIZ or scalp should fail to call al the mandatory OF w
B,TcgEtoR Wall.st near Broadway before pui
ing esew here Private rooms for fttng wigs ybrhsSTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

srepored hN the Court OF Inquiry has decided that The
charges preferred against Gen Pillow should be dismissed
The core spOudent Of the >a says The Court Is soon 10
eube AZ NewJersey, 10 inquire INTO me charges pre-
tered ss.Iu,. Gen Scot lPhlad. Ledger
~ We could not have believed the fact POSSE
bic which Is stated above in regard 10 Gen Scotrn il
not 70 our utter surprise confirmed by what we
have heard here at the seat OF Government Buy Tor
this we should have regarded the statement as a ca
lumny on the Administration That the ilustrious snd
vetersn Chief Of the Army whose tame Is interviewer
with the brightest pages OF his cOuntrys history during
period OF nearly forty years and whose sk ana Vaoi
have just brought bloody and costly war TO an end
md given peace once more 20 his bleeding country
that he a. such moment and on the heel OF achieve
nents glorious should have been ordered by the
President whom by his victories. he has saved from
overwhelming condemnation. 70 be arraigned and tried
a. enprt upon charges, we understand, the most
Ilvolous) surpasses anything recorded in history
But such we compelled 10 believe, IS the outrageous
fact National lutelligeneer.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
u The state MUTUAL Life Assurance Gqm-

~ Phrenolcgisis and Publishers, FowLAKs
WELLS. Clinton Hall. 1877 Nasssu ST. = Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

r. Gen. Twleos and Capt. BRAeG were both
a. Mobile AZ latest dates
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10 the Dublin Nafi0a OF June - We ind the fol-
lowing editorial. Does 1t not str the blood Ike a
blast from Libertys buclc
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COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS or CoxGREss-
Mr.. CoNGER of y. y. introduced the following
amendment, to the bill making appropriation for
the Civil and Diplomatic service, for the year end
ing June 80 lsi9 in the House Of Representatives
on Wednesday, July
That Members Of both Houses Of Congress from and
60 the present session shall be allowed mileage a.
siiovs m wit, Five dollars per day during the time
necessarily and actually spent in coming TO and return
inc from the Capitol and in addition thereto the actual
necessary travelling expenses 10 DC settled on .he an
and provided f4ytlar That from and after the present
session the compensation OF " moers shall De reduced
% i've dollars per day IA
The amendment. was rejected
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NNfANTED-Ry competent person. al aeeney cenr
w mission partnership some prCtiaoie concefh -
verser Will advance from on 10 - go 90 ne corcen
Address Traveller the oce u his psrer VIII res sne
where an interview msy be had. iylp ~
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I.ibrary nnd Reodiru Room.

~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton Hall CORNER Beekman and Nassau stsooO sol-
gmes ana the principal Reviews and Magazines, American
and BRUSH. constant sdcions OF new publications
Clerks innaron fee -, and seuiannual cues 81 HeI'
cIsr-s' nd Others au-la Subscription s. Rooms open
Com 10 A 81 toloP.M BY order
"o'- HENRY A OAKLEY,
lyle Sw Rec. Sec. Mercantile Lab. AssoeisI0n
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pLANK-BOOKs.- FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL, II
DMaldenlsne manufacture superior sccount-books,
which they viii sell In quantities purchasers al low
prices Writing papers, copying presses, gold pens Gro
ton Ink black, lows freely FROM the pen and retains IL
ing large assortment many styles Dealers and all
who require articles In line VII please examine
stock at II Maiden-lane. ljys n FRANCIS LOUTREL.
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~ ,yster-Cure Estab Iisl

ET- Water-Cure Establishment, oyster bay,
L. T. % miles from Newly Ork-JoEL ShEw, MD nuInor
OF The WaterCure Manual, Handbook Of Hydfopahy,
&c &c Editor Of the Waer-Cure Journal and the earliest
American practitioner Of the mode and Dr. r ROOF
also pupil Of Pressniik receive patients a. above Pas
sage week days, per steamboat Croton 81 p NJ Fulton
Marke.. Joo
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n FOR sALE-A light wagon cane back. leather
l%I~top patent axle and boxes, nearly new, made 10
Z-AAorder by John c. Parker Yofkville Aso. black
horse years Old switch teilarrsnted sound and Kind
! q l7 AntaonySt iszla
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CS,- New-York Water-Cure Establishment,
Z. ID. Peirson. M.D. PropriefOr.-Ths es.abllsn

rnen uptown in one Of tho most pleasant and healthy
parts Of the city, containing sixty rooms, with several
private psrors good table for iuvais or others who
wish good plain diet Also, hne arrangement TOR balm
YSrk ly8 Inn
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bican Young ladies' % learn the dress ylxeue naunAa
and cloak making They must be neat sewers tpi par"
culars inquire la RleeckeT.sl lr.I lA-
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~ Wigs. Wigs. Wigs.-MEoHURsr HsARD
importers and manufacturers Of Human Hair would inform
citizens and strangers that they have hand the largest
the cheapest and the best assortment OF wigs, soaps hs
wigs tonpees brads OF long hair frzeties rngets aud
other ornamental hair which for price and quality are un
eqlaled. The trade supplied, wholesale and retail, q
Msidsnlane. New-YOrk le<< I'M
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NsrA<TED-TO cell Dsgueueoyre apparatus, Snd
W an that used the m. pictures, specimen, &C tof
Ie. than half their value viii Jet Tie esia 1s.'len'
which dong good business. CAL of Sifcss, Win real
name, Mf Jeremiah ~ Co.nmoiN-st jrS W
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NrOTICE.-Whereas my wife, CORNELIA A. HALL,
Ma been encouraged By divers persons 10 run me In
de At Wsmsburgh she resides and also u the City
Of New York notice Is hereby given that VIII pay no
debts Of her contracting not previously approved and sane
uooed bv me w. l.. HALL
New. York June 80 1913. leSO 2~-
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NxrANTED-A lady 70 teach music sad sssis, ic come
w ofhuT branches in a Female seminary loctle1 b
pleasant village This ciiy Address A b { 10 Pcs
OFce NlN ti'
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an SPRING FAsHI0N-J1st finished. the most
Ill 90 encid article ever offered elegant French silk
Haas 81 the low price Of -, usually sold for - Also
an article al 81 50 and 9 25-neai Hats At 81
| ivT I'm BROWN, I46 CanalsI
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Farther Extracts from Irish Papers.

THE LONDON TINES on AMERICAN sNMFArHN FOR
lRELAND-We print the subjonod lengthy article from
the Times COPIED in todays TrbuHe) very sisni-
hcant fact is manifest that opinion in favor OF the
cause of ireland is known be rapidly the increase
in America when the Jupiter OF the Times girds his IONS
to combat &C. The sophisms blunders ana eyasons OF
the Hector of Printing Housesquare do not remove a
single ground of reands just complaint nor viii they
abate one iota of Americas honorable sympathy Tor
The British subjects whom she saved last year, by her
generous bounty from the effects OF British oppression
famine, and pestence. Dublin freemms journal.
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WANTS.
II AZ an,t,os .iss~.s>.s snf by -al nssf b poet
raA o, thss s-1u not BE- tasrn s~f ef ~ OHes
INFoRMATION WANTED o by O

WANTED % boy q r.ne
| ~sweS ROBERT WILSON, ehc len NY resfence
sh,rif he middle II September 1871 since VI en- TINE
- hs.rs nj NJ Of hn SD BOY l2 y~ars - go,
ss eyes black haif ara brown an4 ~ - tai
ofb - = narge Il The PARISH Of Means, County u
as-S.x, S,otAna Every eGeriion 10 discover hm nss
- - 49, \. sc, " h0at SUGGEST. having been of1Islt
10 m country ace. 70 : believed he has enssged ta.se
10 farmer Anv information ~ m VII pc giAisi 70
r-ved hy ~ afflicted psrrris, ~ dfec ny 2. HhNNi
WILSON sfone Cutter corner 90 b0weiy an lSei.,..
Y CIV ~ lrinfry papers pesseco py. $50 s4DStN
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NlrANTED-A rare chance oaeret man 81 bu iness
w habits partner IN mos Gcfslye branch, with
cspitsl of coo The simple ssusiscfoa Afforded 10
applicants by calling Mr.. u. MAClNrYRE, : Bfosds,
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GENTLEMAN who has had much experience N
n eachmg and i thoroughly acquainted WIN lenSn,
Ca..ics Mathematics t,de-irous Of forming an engage
ment A. private principal or assistant ia SCHOOL
lneyceptonable testimonials viii be Afforded. Al ifess
Mine Broadway Post Office, cor Canal-si and tfosi-
Wv yloST
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court martial was held at Athlone on the 18th and
18th Of June private soldier charged with having
thrown down his firearms flung away his ammunition,
shouted for Repeal and said that he would rather nsht
for Mitchell than Queen Victoria. A number OF VII.
proved the charges 1t Is thought that he Will
be transported
ATTACK on THE HANCNAN.-Ihe wretched caitln,
whose poverty not his will compelled him 10 nj the
degrading Office OF Jack hetch, eit the jail on Satur-
day evening, having obtained commutaton OF sen
tence together with few pounds IN lieu oil ms ser
wees he was not more than a few hours IL large,
when being recognized he assaulted in the Locality
OIL me Coal Quay by large mob, before whom he re
treated followed by popular vengeance, until having
arrived ~ me l0ekey'st station, he protected from
farther molestaon by the Police The unfortunate el
low Is native Of the County Tppcrary OF the name
Of Ryan and wss undergoing sentence of incarceration
for stealing lot OF watches in the town Of Yougbal
some months since. He is Of most wretched and ca
dayerous appearance Cork Examiner
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rI'O PRINTEhS AND NEWSPAPER PUB
L LISHERS.-For sale-At a low price, one second
hand snge-cy ndef PRESS bed f0x3 inches The Press
10 In complete order H. HOE 4 co. - and 81 Oolds
M
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TEp ofRoBr BROWN,

To.srre Cos.riy of Monshsn, ireland, who ese - a.
country sboni Twelve yeSrs When a. aesi. 10.
living rear Detroit OF Michigan sholsl re -
vertsenieni De By hm, be vii please Voc 7. .
brother william Brown corner of Wesi SCI. uiesninst
who would Ike TO hesr nom him 81 Detroit paper. VII
Please rorce this fyo w
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METALLIC BLOtk EfTfEh-'-iho SUD,
llscbers having been appointed agents tor me sale OF
Metallic Block Letters, now Offering % the pubic a
large assortment Of the different sizes, gl and plain
% DIgTI. BROTHER co iaa Wiibsn-s'
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Hon : SALIsRuRY,i

Si0O,0O0. Hon. JOHN DAVIS. President
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.DIF., Am CUILDREN,s DREs-E.

Lmarked with and suitable patterns for braid EN-
broidenng For metallic marking blocks far pre-
ierabe wood, facing patterns and embrOdenng Orads,
marking blocks, prepared 10 any design Al
iyl0 I'm j. "A DOUGHTYS So Grandst y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

THE Ne PLUS ULTRA or STUDY LAMPS
i SO says the SewYork Evangelist Of the Miniature So
lar Lamp Hon Judge Wilde Of Boston says 10 the first
he has been able 10 read by for than twenty
The light from more resembles that Of the than
lights Clergynen, students and tn public generally
invited % call and examine. Warranted all cases.
ESDICOTT SUMNER, 464 Broadway,
next door to the Broadway House.
n. B. Solar Lamps altered a small expense w lw
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SAMUEL BRADFORD, DEF hArhu' II ..,s
,~chiIen OF samuel Bradford, Esq brother Of re ats
John Yardey Bradford. SO former major m ne 1-n
gal army viii apply 10 Messrs ClRklt CO Al y I'm
com's nm London solicitors, they viii hear OF come mns
% their advantage Nt-S
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.-nn ANY PERSON having few hundred do.,
H,DtDib lsrs la invest for few months n sett sr1
v rofs business without their personal services VI
tnt very advantageous investment De- secu from az !
risk. and ie money returned Win nom - to 3" per su
bv addressing Tsyior th- Office. lfi' II
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OFFICE NEwYoRX AND EsIE RALRoAD CoapAsY. /
IS Wa LsL July 7 si3.
THE DIRECTORS, DESTROYS Of sfiording the Stock
i holders opportunity % examine the road, and sc-
quaint themselves with the resources Of the country tnrOu
which have resolved % give 10 each Stakeholder
ticket pss the road Port Jerys ana back
any day before the hr day Of November Tickets will
be issued on application a. this Office
iys9t NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
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CORNER OF BROADWAY AND PARK PLACE.
Opposite the City Hall Park and Fountain.
NETWORK.
Trdnsieaf Board 81 81 per Day
lell n PETTIBONE 4 TUCKER. Propns'o
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Union hAs value independent Of It's direct inauen
concentrating the intelligence and public spirit OF.
The northern tribune., 1848-03-28
"SOUTH EMO MARKETln

NE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and the
, Puoiic generally that he has taken the store of
Mr, eneen Itufant on Water street. near foot OF
T1ota S street, where he offers choice assortment of
YVES. lhaia Goods and Groceries, together with Pro-
vleu"s d"u SNIP stores at very reduced prces-such
~ sugar, Mo'asses, Coffee, OIL Spices, Flour Meal
nace, haslns,-Beef, Pork, Lard, and Butter.Crock-
cry, n'ass, stone and EarIhern Ware. together with
good assortment OF Fresh Provisions Fruit and Veg.
e.aD'es. The above is offered for sale cheap as can
be found In this city esew here, for cash approv
ed credit l. e. llJJNN
Bath, Dec. 10, l847. lvd29l
The northern tribune., 1848-03-28
Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and BeautJying The hair.
Boslen, Dec. 1898.
DR.. Frederick Brown: Icertfy that have used the
otter Oil which is put up by you. For dryness of the
hair and dandrHf On The head, do think il superior
to any other oil used 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives fine and glossy appearance, and the hair
does not dry again as it does after using any other
mend it to all that afflicted with dry and nm
healthy head of hair. think any one by using it
shorttime will find il "a very valuable article
GEO. F. BorNEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent Tor Bath.
The northern tribune., 1848-03-28
AnOdyne,

OR, Poor Mans Plaster. Price 12a cents for large
~ size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatestc onfdence in fact is recommended with
that confidence that it is obtained of the PROPRIETOR
aud it does not give relief the money 'ha pos,ti1eyke
returned For weakness pain in the loins, back
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism,
Lumbago &c There have been thousands of them
sold and single instance has occurred where
they have not given relief The price being very low
every person can obtain it, In severe Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and Difficulty of Breathing. worn the
lungs, it will afford great relief.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.