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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27

Dsr8eBt go nibt Sab Sen. qspiS gas
@insr pon ben Is Ssnatorsn mar, ,uslbs fur
ben BsrwsiS ffimmtsn ben Gen. Saplcr babsn
foats fur Die &rffiirmuns Don WcntsrsD.
llnftr qsisr wsrosn fitb srinnsrn, DAB porIs
ass Sabr Elm 8tftlub ppr Den Ssnat 9sbrabt
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27

Mterifp.-9is Rsu Orleans Delta pp|
Ia. SUM entbdIt fcIssnbs @prrssponbsnyar(
feI pon MsrlfO:
ousrstarc, Mai 80. Ole 9sputirtsnfar|
mer bat bic Stimmsn fir Yrsfosnt sssdbld
sS 1T nun 9 llbr absnb unb eswiB, eas (osrrI
ra aIS prstbsnt erwdblt 1T, burb bic gtr}
msn BON IL Staatsn, ssssn fhnf wslbs ib|
Stimmsn fir SriaS sabsn.
Stabt Msrifo.-9su. pattsrfon's Dipifid
1T bsuts nab Der &afs absssanssn ; iitsrmd
gen Wire @sn. maribaa'6 9ipifon abssbsn|
llnfsrs @pmmiifonsrs warn am 2stsn
Nusrstaro. SSd1 srWarts eaf iis in sspsi ool
ersi Sassn SuriidfCmmsn. Gsn. 8utler mil
nabribsinI,b am nabfsn WOutass pon bi
nab fsinsr 6simatb abssbsn, in @sfsafbd
BON 6rn. Sspisr. Rab ben lsstsn Rabrid
ten war jcr. Sspisr franf in 0usrstaro.
Die Expedition nab Yusatan 1T purb Sd
Butler psrsitstt worssn.
Der 4msriean Star fa9t, bic @sfanasn|
Su Gan patrieio Wsrben nun, ba es Irisbe il
balo nab Rsu OrIsans ssbrabt unb bort vi
sbrbar entIaiFn rpsrbsn.
1Sir b6rsn, bas Col. 8anfbsab, nit esn
IabamasSrsWillissn fb am 10. fir .. gr|
snibiHsn wirc gsn. pattsrfon'S Srswilis|
9ipiicn wurbe am IL. in 8era @ruj srward
uno Die anosrn 9ipilionsn Der S(rmss wsresI
| Ipdter, in SWi1dWnrdunen pon biS 3 Saad
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27

gSettet cbt!-0Sis mir in msbrsn3sis
tunssn lsisn prOblrsn unisrs pctifbsn gssnsr
wsbsr ibr altsS gpisL inosm iis qsuts anifsls
len, um Nb96 gum QSsttsn auf bic na6lfs
9Babl ju bersbsn. 9Bir m6bhn unfrs 8rsuns
Dc warnsn, iib pOr folbsn 4ssntsn Der qOeOfo.
|fosAnfabrr ~ bitsn. User 9Bsttsn maebt psrs
wirft lsn Stimmrsbt unb bic Qofcs milfsn ss
70 sin;uribtsn bas Der 8sruit INNER auf bic
gett Der QBbi9s fdat. 1Bir pplsn bier nur
siHsn SAT- anfibren, Der ftCb Dor pier Sabrsn
in sinsm bsnab6artsn SaWnftbip srsi9nsts:
Spsi jun9c Wdnnsr, Elm gEbi9 uno Qofcfc:
70, wsttsten mitsinanosr unb Elm 5wtitsr epfc
nabm bas @slc in Ssrmobrun9. sic psrabrss
estsn (ib, oas iis Sufammsn gum S,tmnRn 9ss
ben WolItsn, bamit Wsnn bic QSstts perratbsn
wlrcs, fsinsn partei Sbaesn baeurb lebsn
f6nnte. 9tlS absr Der 9Dabltae Fam fblib cer
Gcfo frib nab bsm mablplass uno, obmobI
s8 ben qBabbsamtsn bsfannt war oas sr GEE
tpettst bate, lief man ibn bob ffimmsn. Ser
Wbi9 rpartete sbrIib bio CUR sffimmtenGtuns
be uno als er gum Stimmfaifsu Fam burfte sr
nibt ffimmsn-fr er 9sWsttst b IS
ts aufbis Babl.
Sclbs Sdls mSssn msbr poresfommsn isin,
obsr nod pcrfcmmsn, barum Dettst nibt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27

qanbslsuts bsrsbtist fno. aBs mir bSrsn pirb
Der Wapor in snissn sassn cine 8srfaiI,luns
bsrufsn, uIn 2lnifaltsn fur einsn ssbabrsnpsn
gmpfans Der Sreipillissn 81 trsifsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27
pon Union &auRtD.

E. w. CARR, No. 440 North Fourth ST.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per. ~ ..- ~
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27
Oie gcbeaerbremmer,[ Barnburners.]

Oie gcbeilerbremmer,[ Barnburners.J
defer Swsi9 Der qOfpsYartsi bislt am Sonners
ifase bic bsifimmts Convention Ju Utica, Nsu
Vrrf, wtIbs fsbr sabrsb mar. 9slssatsn BON
BiseCniin, Obio, Connecticut une WaiIa6us
fstts paren sbsnfaaS anWsfsno uno erbisltsn
Sie unb Stmms in Der @onpention. 9aS Nss
fuItat Der Convention mar, bas GrsYrfbsnt
Martin Dan 3uren, fur Yrefosnt unb
Beup. Deo8e bon BisesnIn, fur Tiessprss
libsnt srnonnt wurbsn. "Dis 9smofratis 1T
snia''-faasn bic qofofofcsSldttsr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27
SfGcefebr mnSerer Trei,pillt9en.-

Nieffebr nnferer 6rei,ptut8en.-
Die usbsrrsfe bss tapfrsn Corps Der Nsaeins
ger artiasriifsn m6ssn in psnssn Bobsn bier
srpartst wsrbsn, unb psrbknsn sinsn bsrtGbsn
@mpfans BON Sstsn Der bisit9sn Burger. Sis
rparsn in aasn Sblatbten bon Der ginnabms
BON Sierra eru5 bio gum Sale BON Msrifc unb
bobsn (ib nabrsne Der sanEn 3st 70 bstraasn,
boe lis sur fortwabnnom 9anfbarfst ibnr
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27
Gen. SaDlpr's GrmnbfGte. :

Gen. SaDlCr'S SrnnDfdE e.-Wan
bat f6on Oft Die Bsmsrfan9 9sb6rt: '!Gfnsras
IopIcr tsi Elm Wann pbne @runbfdes." Dies
mtbts pabr fsin, rpsnn sr sur qOfcspartsi GEE
btrts, ba sr absr INNER Elm qBDi9 mar uno ss
nod iif, mub sr natiirIib audi @runefdss bas
ben. uno stas bic bisislbsn ndbsr su winsn pins
iben, messn feinsn Brief an @opt. 9(lIifen ls:
fen, Der lib in elmer anpsrsn SpaIts bss bsuts
asn Ssctabtsrs perfinbst.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27

Stbrecfens;eiten. = ein'ss eOfos bon
&sabn9 iisltsn am Samifas yeabmlttas auf
@sCrg 9. 9span's Sadffsinmaberei sinenSrss
bsitsbdum auf, wslder in Der acknowledgement
Natbt, spabrfbsinlieb pcn siniesn ibrsr polite
f6sn @snoisn umssiast wurbs. SsesnfauS
msrbsn lis nun psrfubsn bic 1Sbl9s NIT osr
Sbat gu bsfbuIoissm nm wisbsr Ssbraub tur
bic "@brs6snsisitsn" @sfbidts 81 bsfcmmen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27

Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per. r,. ..-,.a-.sg
Ser BepbaGter bis 3ur QBabl.
Der Mablfampf it MN bssonnsn unp fol- g.
lidD Die Ssit ba no sb ipidti9 lf,flr jsbsnWbl9,
nit ben @runofdsen fsinsr Yartsi ndbsr unb
pcOfommen bstannt Su wsrbsn, um einjufbsn
wie wibti0 sS 1T tei Der ndbfen Wabt Su Iis>
asn. Der SsGbad)tsr miro ipie 9ep6bnlib, IS
3litb mdUrsnb Ssnl esgsnwdrtigen QSabfampfs
dnsde9sn fdn iansn fur bic @rIpdbIun9 nnterer
@anpioahn nob bsifsn Rrdften 81 rplrfsn uno
feline qsftr init bersn @barafttr unb @runbidts
zen bsfnnnt ;u MAIDEN, erwartet ba9e9en aber,
Das aIs Nrsunbs Der 9utsn Satbe {ieb bemnbsn
petDen fir Die lpsitsrs Brbreituu9 oenslben Su
lorgsn. lin Dies sibRr ;u MAIDEN srbistsn
mir unS cen Seobabtsr pon nun bis gum IS.
Ropsmbsr fir ben 9erin9sn preis Don 372
Gent an einHlns untsrfbrciber ju fenesn. Bier
llanrfbreibsr in sinsm pad fir 81, inb nsun
fir 80. :Sn jsbsm Sale muB absr pcrauS bss
,ablt werbsn. llnisre Srsunbs finb eriu9t ibs
rs Ssitsaun9sn balo 81 MAIDEN.
0rGins brittle 8sriammluns Der Burger
pOn &sabin9, gum Ssffsn Der Nbssbranntsn in
Nasntaun, wirb bsuts Nbsnb in Der blefssn
llnipsrlaliltsnfirbe ifattfinbsn. Die bsibsn sr'
fen 8sriammIunSen warsn nur fhwab Bee
Gulbt unb cine bsiIsre Sewobnun9 Der brttsn
pdrs isbr ju rpunfben.
0F@ins 8srfammlun9 olle bsrjen9en Burr
ger. nsItbs Der Srsibsit SrslanOS 9inifi9 finb,
pirb morssn 9tbsnb in Der bisfi9sn Osb Ss!s
Ions 6alle ifnttfneen.
&6btlicbe GcblGaerei.-en ssWifIsr
ipr. 6ubsr, fsit LANCER ale sinsm Sabre Ssian9'
lsbrsr in bsfsr Stabt batts um stwa hbr
am gamlfas absno cine llnesrrsoun9 init sis
nem Skinbausr, 4amsns moaan, rpslhsr in
Der Hpro 5tsn Strase mobnt bic webl nlbt
aani trsunbIbsr 9trt fsin mobts unb eamit
snosts, bas Subsr cine YiifOls bsrausSo9 unb
is auf Mcean abftps. Der Sbus wdrs jss
bsnfaus tcbtlitb 9spsfen, psnn sr nlbt ourb
cine QSentune bsS 9srWunbeten, ifatt in bic
gruif, nur burtb bic Ssits ss9anSsn wdrs.-
Waan bat uns bsrbtst, bas 6ubsr su Wo9an
sna, um Jpn sur Nses su itsllsn unb Mabs tu
nsbmsn, psil bsrislbs feline [6ubsr'sl S6mss
fer perfibrt babe. 6ubsr wuroe Dor 2tIbsr'
mann Beg ssbrabt rpslbsr ibn pOrIdufs in'S
@sfdnsnis ibiats um Elm rpstsrss Tsrb6r abs
supartsn. Mosan foa nibt tSctlib psr,puns
bet fsin. .........
1tmaliifsfdue.-emr Der SrdfssmsH
i'm Disnifs Der bisfssn gfsnbabnsSompanp,
psrlor am ketsn 9isniiass fsin qsbsn, nidt
melt Rom bis1ssn Depot. Gr war i'm Sssrff
spsi 8arrsn ;uiammsnsufuppsln, aiS fsinSOpf
serqustfbt wtros. er lsbts nur nod siniss
Niautsn nad osm llnsIads. 5,ur5 .,u, H..
am MittwOb brad nabs bsi pottStaun sis
ne partis GifsnbabasSarrsn suiammsn ,pObsi
Elm Srafssmann 70 iforf bsibdoist Wuros, bas
man an isinsm auffCmmsn Spsifs!f. w..
GpuDermDr Scbnnf iOll, laut 9ea'b
ribtsn BON parrisburs, an Der Gus;sbranS Isls
osn, Obns oofnuna sur @snsianS. '..sta
Nicffebr nnferer 6rei,pilt8en.-
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6FGim britts 8sriammlune Der Burger
pUn &sabin9, gum Ssffsn Der Nbssbrannsn in
Nasntaun, wrb bsuts Absne in Der bIef9sn
llnipsrlalitsnfirbs ifattfnbsn. Die bsibsn er'
fen 8sriammIunssn warn nur fhWab bee
fubt unb cine Before SsipobnunS Der brttsn
,pdrs fsbr Az pInfben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27

G;puDermDr Scbnnf iOu, !aut 9eab
ribtsn BON 6arrsburs, an Der aus;sbraus lei
osn, obns 6cffnuna our @snsfun9.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-27

GrGins 8srfammluns olls bsrjsn9sn Burr
ger. psIbs Der Srsibsit Srslanos 9inifi9 ilno,
pirb morssn 9tbsnb in Der bisfi9sn Osb Ss!s
[prpS 6alIe lfnttftneen.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

MOBILE-Ar Both, ship st Louis, Davis, Baltimore.
SAVANNAH-Ar Cd, sch Mary Jane, Webb, hence.
Went sea, brigs Marcia Bath Frances Sawyer for
Portsmouth.
CHARLESToN-Ar Sd, ship Marion, N York. Cid
4th, sch Laura Jane, Delano, st Marks.
RICHMOND-Sld 5th, schs Lcpreette, Sleeper,
Bath; Hanover Boobal, Pensacola.
NORFOLK-Ar 5th, schs Coquette, Aud, Boothbay;
Potomac, Merritt, Richmond.
BALTIMORE-Cld 7th, sch Ellen Merriman, Pink
ham, Boston.
PHlLADELPHIA-Cld eth, sip William Gibbs Hal
lowell. Went to 9th, brgs Paniahc, Venus.
NEW YORK--Ar 9Th, brig Irving, Robinson, Alex-
aBdrm Cid Sth, brigs Shamrock, Frsbie, Matanzas
Mechanic, Cushing, Bucksville, SC; Sylvia, Parten,
Bath
BOsTON-Ar Sth, brig Thoosa, Stearns, hence; schs
st Mary's, Brown; Louisa Fletcher, and Janus, Wy
man, dos 9Th barque Gen Taylor, Soue, Cardenas 24lh
ult; sch Ranger Waite hence. Cld 9Th, barque Della
Chaplin, M'Near, Cuba schs Consul, Davis, NV York
via Providence; Aid, Fanham, Damafscolta
PORTLAND-Ar 9th, sch Cairo, Libbey, Norfolk
8th, brig Napoleon, Winslow, Boston, Cid Sth, barqne
Jenness, Leavtt, Maanzas; brig Oscar, Wilson,
Cuba. Sid 9Th. barques Tedesco, y Jenness brig
Oscar; sch Don Nicholas, for st Jago.
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A MOTHER POISONED BY HER OWN
DAUGHTER !

On Friday laat, Mrs. Pinckerton who re.
sides at the corner of Harrison Avenue and
Curve street, being unwell, sent her daughter
to an apothecary's for some medicine; but the
girl, instead of purchasing the medicine pur-
chased small quantity of arsenic, saying that
her mother wanted it to kill rats with. This
she took home, and gave part of it to her moth
er, telling her it was the medicine she had
been sent to get.
Soon afterwards the woman was seized with
violent pain, and continued in great distress
The girl remained with her for some time, and
went again to the apothecary's, telling him
that her mother had mixed the arsenic with
too much water, so that the rats would not
eat it, and that she had sent for some more,
VIII CHI she procured.
She carried it home, and gave part of it to
her mother, who, in consequence, grew worse;
and on Saturday afternoon, the girl was sent
for physician-but before he arrived, she was
dead.-BOston atlas.
The girl has been arrested and lodged in
jail She was IA years of age.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.
TO BE CONTINUED.

The Wings of the several Towns and Plan
Ttations in this State are requested to send
Delegates to a Convention to be holden at
AUGUSTA on WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF MAY NEXT:
To dominates candidate to be supported by
the Wing party for Governor for the ensuing
political year:
To choose two Delegates at large, to the
National Wing Convention, for the nomina
ton of candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency. to be held at Philadelphia on
the seventh day of June next:
To choose two candidates for Electors at
large, in the Presidential election:
And to act upon any other business that
may come before the Convention
Every town and organized plantation is re-
quested to send one Delegate-towns having
one thousand inhabitants by the census of
1910, are requested to send two delegates
towns having two thousand are requested to
send three, for each additional thousand in
habtants to send an additional Delegate.
By order of the Wing State Committee.
March 3, lS4S.
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NJ We have received from the Hon. Z. X.
SMART, Representative in Congress from Waldo,
copy of his speech on the Oregon Territorial Bill
and in favor of the principles of the Wilmot Pro-
vso. We are glad to see that there is one of the
Administration Representatives from this State who
ID not afraid to represent the feelings of the great
mass of the people. Ii Mr.. smart will carry out
the views he has advanced, he will be worthy of a
good deal of credit. We are sorry to see the Rep
resentatiye from this District SO far behind the one
from Waldo, in this matter
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affirmation of the power, without any new
Constitutional provision. The power was ac-
guessed in. Louisiana became a part of the
Union. and following the example of Louisi-
ana, Florida was admitted. Now, sir, l con-
slider these transactions as past, settled, legal
lied, There they stand. They are part OF
our political history. They are facts against
which it would be idle at this day to contend.
My first agency iii these matters was upon the
proposition of admitting Texas into the I'm
ion. That. l thought it my duty to oppose
upon the general ground OF opposing all an
neXation of new States; and l may add, and
ought to add in justice, because there was
proposition then before the country, as to
Southern States having slave population be-
ing represented in the Congress of the United
States, upon the ground of inequality. Ii
happened to me, Sir, to be called on to ad-
dress political meeting in New York, in Is
1913, after the recognition of Texan indie
pendence. I may state now, Sir, what have
often stated before, that no man from the first
has been a better wisher-a more sincere well
wisher-to the people and Government of Tex
as than myself. looked upon that achieve
ment of their independence at the battle Of
San Jacinto as quite extraordinary almost
marvellous incident-in the affairs of mankind.
1 was among the first to be disposed to ac-
knowledge her independence, but from the
first and from the first down to this moment,
have opposed as far as 1 was able the anexa-
ton of new States tie this Union. stated my
reasons on the occasion to which l referred.
1 have them in. a short abstact before me, bnt
it is hardly worth while that should trouble
the Senate with reading them.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Laborers' Association.

APRIL 7, 1848-The Association met pursuant
to notice at the Band Hall, and after the meeting
was called to order and the records read the Com
mttee chosen for the purpose at previous meet.
,ing, reported the following
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolped, That it is the inaienable right of eve
~ man to determine what portion of the time he
will devote to physical labor and that he has equal
ly the right to offer that amount of labor in the
market to the highest bidder.
Resolued, That ten hours per day is as great a
portion of the time as the physical nature of man
will bear to be taxed regularly without injury, and
that all past experience proves the Ten Hour Sys-
TEN to be advantageous to all concerned, and that
the opponents of the System have failed to show
anything to the contrary. Therefore
Resolved, I hat the present measure of the
employers of this city, who refuse to employ La
borers unless they will comply with their dictation
in regard to the time they shall work per day, is
unjust, tyrancal and oppressive, and unworthy the
respect of any honest, free and intelligent man.
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves by all that
Is dear to US, to carry out, by all just and honorable
means, the Ten Hour System.
The above Resolutions were discussed by several
gentlemen members of the Association and Others
all of whom manifested great unanimity of senti-
ment and were adopted unanimously.
On motion, Voted, That the Secretary be instruc-
ted to offer copy of the Resolves and proceedings
of this meeting to each of the papers in the city.
with request that they may give them publication.
E,fo To an
at o'clock. NATH'L LONGLEY. Sec,u
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T Officers in Phipsburg,

Elected Monday April 3, 1848.--Bradbury G.
Prescott, Moderator; Nathaniel c. Reed, Io,cn
CLERK; Thomas Cushing B. G. Prescott Nathl c
Reed, Selectnnen, Assessors and OuerSeerS of the
Poor; John Mereen, Treasurer and Collector; Jo-
seph Bowker, Constable Nath1 c. Reed, VIM. Fl
L. Wildes, Flavel Bowker, Superintending School
Committee; Thomas Morse, Thomas M Reed, Jas
L. Todd, auditors.
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Oratorio of David.

Out Bath readers will please read Mr. Fergus no.
tee in another column, inviting the musical COM
munity to meet, on Thursday evening" for the pur-
pose of organizing musical society to perform the
above named Oratorio. 1t is hoped that general
interest will be felt, and that there will be full at
tendance There is musical talent enough in Bath
if it can be brought out, to give full effect to this
beautiful piece.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTIoN.-Full returns have
been received from all but three towns. The vote
stands thus for Governor Clark Bissell, (Whig and
the present Governor) %, 400 votes; George S. Cat
lin, (Locofoco) 26053; Scattering, 1901. The
Senate stands 10 Wing, Q Locofoco and Q not yet
determined. The House stands III Wings, &c Lo-
cofocos, and not heard from About the same as
last year.
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South End Market, Reopened.
An entire new stock of Goods.

TIME subscriber would inform his friends and pat.
rons, that he has reopened his stand Water ST..
Near South ST. where he will continue to carry on the
w. |, Goods, Grocery and Provision business. Ten
deng his sincere thanks to the Public for the liberal
share OF patronage which he has heretofore received
he trusts that bv close attention his business and
good usage his patrons to merit liberal share of the
public patronage, his stock is entirely new and of
the best quality OF Tens, Sugars Measses
U, Rice Coffee, Flour Meal, Beef Pork, Lard, Hams
Cheese &c, together with good of Gro.
and Fresh Provisions all of which will be sold
at the lowest Cash Prices.
April 10. J. G. DUNN.
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GPer Steamship Washin pton, additionall

[Per Steamship Washington, additional
Cid at Liverpool 18th. Rappahannock, Drummond, N
York. Adv 2Uth United States, Swanon, for Boston,
APPS; Elizabeth, Lambert, do with despatch; lily Pratt
Condon do do Amelia, Agry, do do to succeed the IL
P; Arlington, Ryan, for New York 26h; Rio Grande,
Ryan, do with despatch; Rideout, Brown, for Bati
more Goth.
Cid at Newport 10TH Barring Brothers, Rodbrd, Bos
ton.
Sid fin IIavre 18th, Remittance, Marshall, New Or
leans. In port 10Th, Iowa, for do APP l.
Ar at Ma'seiiles 10th, lepanto, Hagar, New York
18TH Averon, Jordan, New Orleans.
Ar at Trieste Sd, Delaware, Tarbox, New Orleans.
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OratOriO of David.

THE Musical community are informed that a meet
L ing will be held bn Thursday evening next at the
South Vestry corner of Washington and Centre sts,
for the purpose of attempting The production of the
ahsve named beautiful comp lton of the chevaler
Neukomm
short address will be delivered before the rehear-
sal, commencing at O'Clock.
ALL who sing, are respectfully invited to ate nd
WIN. FERGUS, OIganist of Winter ST., Church.
April, 10.
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Brighton Market--ADyi,

Reported for the Boston Daily .4dpertiser
AT Market 27o Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working Oxen,
Is Cows and Calves, 800 Sheep, and 800 Swine
Prices-Beef Cattle-Extra 81; first quality 80 10
IS; second Sc 10 25; third so 20 rs.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-S23, 1926 and S32
SLeep-Lots at = rs, "a and 25.
Swine-Lots to pedde of very small Shoats, sec for
Sows and 6Sc for Barrows. No sales at RETAIL
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Money Lost.

an Saturday last the subscriber lost somewhere be-
" tween Black W hart, Bath, and his residence
in Topsham, s in bills One s. on the Skowhegan
Bunk, bloomfield, and two SO bills on The Brunswick
Bank Brunswick. The finder will be suitably rewar
ded by leaving it at the store of NJ AGDUN CO., Or
with JOSEPH SPRAGIIE.
April l0.-3d
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4 7 Hon. HIRAM BELcHER, the Representative
to Congress from Kennebec and Franklin District
passed by this city on Friday last, in the Huntress,
on his way to Washington to resume his seat, from
which he has been absent some time account of
i'll health.
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Special Notice.

THIS is to certify that have but AGENT in Bath
and that Mr.. ALBERT G. PAGE is my only agent
OF the sale of my Genuine SarsapariHa y Tomdto BIT
erS and ct her medicines and all persons wishing ar
tcles of this kind will be sure get the genuine ny
calling on him. FREDERIC BROWN.
Boston, Feb, l64S.
N. B.-Beware of countcrfeits and mitations-the
market is full OF Them. lydY6-lyoaml9
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.
Z o RI OF i A L H.
MONDAY, AL
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Briggs Merchant, Graves, and Partridge Barstow, FIN
Boston.
schs Exeter, Curtis; Hope & Snsan, Deerng, and
Bold Commander, Martin, Boston.
Sch Alice, Talbot, Portland
Sch Florida, White
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The Norwich Aurora states that Gen. Houston
refused to drink wine when in Connecticut, saying
that he had not tasted it for eight years. That's
feather in Sans cap-Lynn Ne,cs.
San probably preferred something stronger
Sam is supposed oftener to have brick in his hat,
than feather in his cap.
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tS- The steamer Hibernia was Telesraphed
below New York, at l-2 O'Clock Sunday
evening.
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WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL, to do the work of a small family,
"A tor which 8 ,25 per week will be given. No one
need apply unless she come well recommended.
Apply nc d. LARRABEE'S store.
Anr lO.-3d
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Wanted to Hire.

IRON 90 to % Ship Carpenters to work in the ship
L yard for which good wages will be given. The
hour to commence work will be at O'Clock in the
morning, ana quit at sunset. To have one hour at
moo II, and tea M O'Clock PM.
Bath, April l0.-2w JOHNSON RlDEOUT
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RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIeN.-The Wings have
carried this noble State as usual The vote stands
for Harris, (Whig) 1876 Sackett, (Locofoco) 1882
Abolitionist, SIG; Scattering 49,