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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-09
Gin feltener 9SpeeI.


QIuf Der Sabrt bes Sbponers
3elegrapb BON 9ten Sort na6
YbtlaDelpbtM feste f6 BET gg9
Sar6or Cit frembarti9er sossL
f6etnbar erInilbet, auf Die Optic
bes Maftes nno warb na6 einem
beftlgen @ibsrtf rtfanbe bonn Gteners
mann 9efangen. Ct bate on feis
mem oals cine S6nur NIT einem
Stiif 2eber baranI nit ben SNprs
ten nS6lh Della SSalfern nebf
Dem 9lamen bes britten Steuerman>
mes bes S6ifeS unb Dem Datum
4ten eeSnlt tS4S. Ser SSpgel bat
S6plmmfii6e unb mi6t ungefabr
3 6uB BON einsm 6lilgclenbe ;tm
aHbern. CT febt Dem Yelifan febr
abnli6 nnb bat aub sinen edna,
bel ipie biefer. SOtan permmtbet,
oab eraus 2lfrifa fammt uub lpabr>
fbeinli6 BON Dem S6iffe nOeliaD
entfoben 1T. gr luarb am i4ten
cSult gefangen f; es mare geiriB ins
tere6ant, ipenn man ben Gag fsinsr
Slu6t uno ben 9an9ens unb SSrsi
tengrab erfabren fGnnte, mnter Dem
fb bas S6if bamals bsfane, nn
Die S6neae bes @Osslfngs anb
Die Seit ju 6erebnsnt @sltbe Der
8p9el 81 etner2uftreife bis bisrbeY
gebrau6te.
Sbio SSabl.-SoIasnoss in bic off,
sieIIe StmmensabI in Sbio, bic tsi Der nfn'
lidn 9cuprnSrs aBabl eneesebsn wures.
Soros Msbrbeit iit 345.
Scro CgDbia) 1865
09slln (sofp) 148.32l
9an;s 3abG StimmsH 1868
Die 3abI seiiiIibG Yrscfser pcn aIIsn
Sensnnun9en in cisfsm eanre, f6ast man
nber orsi6is taufenb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-09

gBir baIten bic pre6s sin um unfrn ee'
fern foIaenoe sIOrrsi6s @abIbsridfs in me.
nissn g8orten anSufiInci9sn. -Dis Msbrr
beiten iinb nur beli6tst. uno merben fi6
nod etUas dnosrn, alsin wenn eiefstbs in.
nsrbalb Sauitnoen ridtig fino. 70 bat psnn,
fpIuonien nit elmer arceen Msbtbtit ffint
Stimme fur Sen. &apor obseseben.
philadelphia @itp unb Gauntp CAB 8, 500
Mebrbeit fur @snsraI GopIor; eanfaitr
@auntp 500; SdupIfill 1850; Daupbin
1900; 1lssbenp $500; DfIa,part $50 (;
Sranfiiu 800.
8effs Gauntp CAB cine Mebrbeit con
1900 fir 6 a @.
Die Gip Nsu 9)ctt sob gm. GapIor ei.
ne Mebrbsit pOn 5000.- Buffalo Giip al.
Isin CAB ibm 1000.
gBir babsn fosbsn Die Nadtidt uem
Staat Delaware srbalttn. oa6 isnsr Staat
nit sinsr ft6nen Msbrbsit fur Sen. Gap.
LOT 9ssanssn iit.-5urrob
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-09
W,an faun nidbt allen ecutem red,t tbum,

Wfan fdun ttidDt allen Scuteu rcdbt tbnn.
Gin alter Mann unb Gin fleinr 8uabe
trieben sinen @fel, ben iie auf oem ndblfen
Marfte perfaufsn MOLTEN. Dor fib Der. Qber
fa9t mir MIR, wie ibr 70 oIbsrn iein t6nnt ?
fprab elmer pon ben porbeisebenoen, ju cem
altsn Manne ibr uno susr Sebn lauft Su
Suse, uno Der unbeIaoene @Isl gebt aanS
esmi6lib uoran? Der Qlte feets alic feinsn
8naben auf ben Gfcl. uno sns oIsin Su
Suee. 3 lber ben Sunasn risf baIo bar,
auf elm anoerer ma9if ou fauler S6Iin9sI.
fagte sr Su Dem &naben, rsitsn uno eeinen
aItcn Sater gum SuBe scbcn IaBsn? Der
alte nobm bierauf ben 8nabeu brab. une
fsste liob feIbf auf ben Gisl. Raum waren
lie Gin went9 Writer 9efcmmsn, 70 fprab Elm
Drittsr: Sebt mir bod ben alien fauIen
RTI Gr reitet. uno eas arme fIeine Rine
muB nebsn ibm Der frieben uno fam fat
nitt msbr fort. Der Sater nabm nun.
mebr ben Sobn aud ouf Den Gfsl. uno
ieste ibn binter lit. Der erlfe, Der ibnen
nun be9e9nete fraste ben 1Iten. OBJ Der @feI
fein sigen fei Sa. antwortete ciefer. Sas
bdtts i'd nidbt sssIaubtusrfsete isner spisper.
Sein eissnss armss 8icb 70 su iibsrIaoeu !
Qber 9erpib, fprdh Der alts Wlann Su feinsm
8nabsn. baio wsroe ib nibt msbr wihen
mas ib tbun fca bic erute laden mid
aus. ib mag Den @fel leer aeten lahsn oeer
nidt IS mag lid einer pom uns, poer mir
m6gsn nns alIe beioe oarauf isttn. uno
nun bancsn iie bsm Gfel bic 8eine nit einem
Stride Sufammen, ifsdten cine Stause our6
unb trussn ibn 70 auf ibrsn S6uItsrn Su
Morfte. Worsn fie nod nidt ausgeIadbt
spotosn 70 9efbab ss ieet Sin isoer Der
ibnen be9esnete. bewiufcmmfe iie ju9leid
nit sinem ip6ttifhsn 9sIddtsr. bis Der alte
Mann enbIi6 70 anfeebratt wuibs, bae sr
ben @feI In ben nd6fsn Slub parf unb
Upur gs6rub Wispsr na@ 9aule sins.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-09

Seff 0c9cn.-a auS SelmulIet. Sr'
lamb. rpiro pom lStsn Nu9uii lsetens sc:
fbrieben
6srr,-Gs III mir fosbsn cine auBsror,
esntlihe Sbatfadhe bstannt worbsn, welds
ib Sbnsn sur weitsrn Ssfanntmaduue nit
tbsils.-@in 8nabe uno Elm Mdohsn Ia
men beute Qbsno ;u mir, um elm Sidet Sur
aufuabme in bas &ranfenbaus Su srIan.
gen. Sic fassn. eab fie sefsrn MOrsen
in einen &easnfhauer gefommen feien, mo-.
Don iis alfo9Ieib fbwarSe Slsden an perfhie'
bensn SbciIsn oss Rorpets betommen. Sei
Der Nafen waren porn berunter fbwarS als
itb iis fab; audi batten iie Sledsn an ibren
5dnbsn uuo Suhsn, une Der &nabe aud
einen auf Der Sruf. Sb babe Die lebtsn
Gage Der aub uon mtbren anoern iOIhen
Sdlen gebort. Die esuts mihsn bicIe auf
fsrorbsntliben Grfhsinun9sn osnisIbsu ur
faben su1brsiben, pelte Die 9runobirnen
Stsn9d ssf6wdrSt baben.
Gin @crrefpcnoent Der "Mapo @onliitu.
lion" 9ibt fcIssncss wsitsrs 3susnis eari'
Der SD babe bon pislsn pnfonen &C.
bort. wslde Ieete Bebe mtbrsn befti9en
&e9enftaurn aus9eiest 9ewsien, uno in
SoIge oaoon Sleden befommen baben, dbn'
lid eenen an Den @runob birnsn, uno oas iis
bios ourb cine ednbli6e ausf6nepun9 per
tilat wereen fonntsn."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-09
yraufamfeit u. SrOemutb Der snSianer.


Serr StoOnborn, Elm ahdsia idbrger
@rsis, Der nod Dor sinigen Sabren in Der
Sldbe bes @eorsenfess lebte. erSdbIte sinit
einsm Sreunee fOIsenoes msrfmhroiee B,i'
ipiel BON Der @raufamfsit uno @roemutb
Der Snoianer. SIM Ifsten franS6fIten
3ris9 wurce er, auf elmer @anberuns burh
bic 9SiloniB, neblf 6 ooer ancern Qmeri.
fanern, BON elmer 1btbeiIuns Snbiansr se.
fanaen. Nian fIbrte iie su elmer ctfenen
Stsus. uno lieb iie in elmer Heibe auf sinem
Baumfamm ii6 nieoerfeesn. Sie Snoia
nu finsen oonn nit pollissr &altbIatisfsit
an, ibren SdIattopfern Der Hsibe nab
nit osm Samabamf Die &6pfe Su fpaItsn.
mdbreno bic ibsrlebeneen flu iieen, bas
Sbidfal ibrer 9efdbrten nit anieben uno
oaS Sbri9e in unausfpreblider Qn9f ab'
warten mu6tsn. .Sr. Sboonborn mar Der
8orlsete an cem ent9esen9eissten @noe ces
Stammes. no bic Meeelei an9efangen bat.
te. Die Heibe mar bsreits an ibn acfom.
men. uno fh0n fhmebte oas M0robsil uber
fsinsm 6opfe, i'm Se9riff auf ibn bcrabSu'
fallen, als Elm Sbsrbaupt oas 3eihen CAB.
NIT Dem Morbsn aufjub6ren. Sierauf
ndberte sr iit 9rn. Sboonborn uno iaste
nit gslaFener Stimms: "@rinnerif Su DID
nidbt ws Gu elmer 3sit. Die ct nannte) Gu
re iunssn esute tanSten, arme Snoianer ia
men unc au6 tanSen wOaten, Cure iun9en
esute faeten: Nsin, Snoianer fOusn niht
nit uns tanSsn Qbr Ou (oenn es fbien.
oiefsr Mann bate feline 3u9e erii i'm FRITZ
fben Gussnbid erfannt,) fa9teit: Sncianer
iCuen tanSen! Sect wiu i6 Dir Seiscn, oab
Snoianer iib Der @ute srinnern f6nnsn."
Sisfe jufdllise @rinnsrun9 rsttste S6oon'
born unb ieinsm uberlebenoen 9efdbrtin oas
9eben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-09
,Gedba Patriot.
Bar 6efabidbte Der Sntberncferfunlf In
zz.4as rs - i Slmerifa. se,,s -ss,

-
s3ur 6efdbiebte Der Sndornferfmnlf IN
s7.4aa sf5 - i Slmcriea. ses,s +, 49,,
Die srfte 8u6erudcr prefe In b. Ser.
Staaten puroe in 1858 su cambridge sr.
rittet. Ser preoi9sr Ssffe Slower bsforsts
aiie uno bradte lie pon europa beriibsr nit
s3iiIfe rou Beitrd9en aus Qmfsroam uno
&nglano. @r ifarb ieopb unterweas auf
Der See. Stepban Sapmorber erIie BUD.
Abruder. Gr erbislt fur feline Bemubun9en
cine eanebemitlieun9 Don 800 Qder. Oas
brittle Bud, ,uslhe5 eeorudt wuree. waren
bic pfatnen III Neimen 1861 lpuroe oa5
neue Seftamenr uno paters 3uruf in Der
Spra1e rer Snoianeriener @egenp 9eorudt.
Der berubmte Scbann @aiOt, Der QpoiisI
Der Saeiauer 9snannt bate beioes Gber'
feet. Der SiteI iautet Wusku Wutte-
testamentum Nul Lordunum Jesus
G hris tNuppoquohwussuaenenmun.
Die Snolaner Spraben fno rClh an Ian.
gen W6rtern. Der Stamm, prr cisls
Gprahe fprab. III jtet 9dnSIi6 aus9sltor'
len. 20 Sabre lang mar iene preiie IN
Cambridge bic einiise inaans gloroamerifa.
Sn SirginIen waro srft 1927 cine errihtet.
Die erlfe papiermuble marc in Scitcn &c.
grincet inter 8sibuIfe Der 9efee9ebun9
BON MaGahufetts. Sie erlfs Sbriftsiebe.
rel waro bu @ermantaun in YennipIuanla
srfiftet. mebrere Sabre uor Ger HepOlution.
Die s8ibsl uno peif6ieoens briitlibe S6lif
ten in oeutfter Spra6e wurben eauon Sc
crudt-8is 1910 bsifanben in Den Ser.
Staatsn nur brei Sbrift9ic6ereien.
Die eriie 3eitune in ben Ser. Staaten
fam i'm Sabre 1904, in SoHon bsraus.
Sobn Campbell. elm SdOtte. Der Su9leld,
polfmeilier uno Subbdnoler mar, perIeste
fie.- ManbmaI itano cine Qnjeige earln,
mandmal aud nibt. 9lad Ia Sabren mar
bic 3abl Der Qbncbmer auf 300 9eliiegen
nno Der Ssrlescr finoiste an, fcin balber
8o9en wo6entIih fei Su meni9 um nit Den
Ma6ridien aus europa sIcibsn Sbritt Su
baIten baber weree er ale IA Sage einen
Grtrabogen beraus9eben. Nab etnem Sabre
finoi9te er an nit Sulfe bieuon feien Don
ben l3 Monaten Die er Suriid 9emefsn fei, s
MOnate, nab9ebolt oaber laoe er feline
1bnsbmer Elm, nod 2 MOnate ausSubalten,
eann wiircsn iie "a0e" rhdlfdnpiesn Nad.
ridtsn aus Der alten @eIt baben, Die in bic
fen &beiIen Ger @sIr Su Wihsn n6tbis."
@as wirbe Die faufmdnnifbe @cll
1merifa's beutSuta9e oaju fa9en. wenn man
ibnsn Die Nabritten aus europa erlt mad
13 Mlonaten liefern woute limb mas
nlrbe Spbn Campbell fa9en. wenn sr in Die
Drufersibsr Sraetat 9eielfbaft fdme uno
fdbs bic 1870 900 Gremplars oes amerifani
fdsn BotldofterS in ensifber uno bsut'
fder Spra6e Don Der prsiIe fommsn poer
menn er in Die Srudere eines Der SaesS.
bIdtier eintrdte,WO cine 8ierepIincsr YrslIt
In siner Stunoe $4,000 Orufbossn lie.
fert s-9Sir mbsen wobI uns freuen, cuf
bic prsiIe unb nit ibr BiIcuns uno Gin
fidt, in unfrem eance 70 fortsei6rittsn it,
gHir baben urfade, 0ott Su bonfen. paB Don
ieber cine freie prelIs bier beifano. une
mir baben bic 8erpflihtun9, frdfris init Su'
wirfsn, oas eefe freie prsfie nitt cine un'
Griiflide ooer wlper6riltibe iOncan eint
brilli6e iei.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14

BY this experiment the maximum as the mum.
ber that came up was 3-4 Deep the minimum at
inches; the maximum of the number of heads
was also l 3-4 deep, the minimum inches but
the maximum of the number of grains was inch
es deep and the minimum inches deep. The
range from 2 3-5 inches down to inch, varies in
those that come up only about 90 fo- the extremes
of maximum and minimum of the heads 243, of
the grains 1881. Between 10, and inches
of those that came up, there is only difference
of about 10 at most of the heads only 30; Of he
number of grains, 1,476.
Looking at it, however, in another light, we
may rate the depth of inches as best, then "a,
then 3-5, then inch. then 9 l-S inches. After
12 inches, the falling off of the product is l-2
from l-2 inch to the surface it reached to 9-l0.-
Where there may have been extraneous causes
influencing, the difference between 3-2 inches
and l-6 inches, which seem to vary from the
general rule but it may doubtless be considered.
so far as this experiment goes, that the grain
should not be sown at much greater depth than
inches, nor nearer than inch from the surface.
The difference to be allowed should respect the
season, the nature of the soil, &C."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14
Congress ON Horseback.

"Ireanus," of the New York Observer. writing
from White Plains, mentions thai the ffosinciai
Congress OF the State of New York, acjourneo
the city to meet there two days before the Lecia-
ration OF Independence. The members performed
the journey from New Yord to White Plains on
horseback the President. Van Cortlandt, riding in
front Of the procession. On the journey, an ex-
press rider from Gen. Washington overlook the
BODY, with business that required immediate ac-
'loa whereupon the President called the Conven-
''ion 10 order, and held session on horseback,
sever resolutions oena duly passed, and the bus-
hness done 10 an orderly manner. Perhaps our
Congress might be moun,sd with advantage TO the
country. .ft -, 81
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14
A New Invention.

We witnessed machine, just built by Mr.. Sam
uel II. Little, of this town. the inventor ofthe eel
ebrated horse power which is designed for thrash
ing. separating, and cleansing grain all at the
same time. The machine is constructed upon tho
most simple principles, and Will, we Think super.
sede all other thrashfng machines now in use-
Being free from the complicated works with which
others are man1factured this mxchine is not liable
to become disotdered as they are, which win be a
great desideratum with farmers and others using
thrashing machines II will take from the sheaf
two hundred bushels of wheat, and prepare it for
the mill in one day, with the aid Of but seven
hands s.-Hagerstoi0n Herald.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14
.IOR PRINTING.
From the Trenton State Gazette.
Rough and Ready Song.

Tune-'Dandy Jim.'
Our country calls, once more to arms
To save your workshops and y0br farms; 80.
odd Rough and Ready makes ths call,
The invitations to you all.
Let Palo Alto be our cry,
And on the breeze Resaca fy<
Till Buena yista's deeds repay
The conquerer of Monterey.
The Empire State with noble pride.
Has placed her Fillmore side by side
To run the peoples race with Zack,
So Cass and Butler clear the track.
Let Palo Alto, etc
A sound more welcome than the rest,
Lights up the praires of the West;
'Tis Ashland's thunder bursts away
The wel-known voice of Henry CLAYt
Let Palo Alto, etc.
Now in the dark and troubled night
A star is seen on Bunker's height;
To guide the old Wing army home,
The tribes of Dan united come.
Let Palo Alto, etc.
Our callau. Scott brings up the rear,
His burning soup the Locos feal;
Their old reserve can ne'er escape
The deadly aim of Taylor's grape.
Let Palo Alto, etc.
Our harbor boys will wheel about,
And help to clear the CAss-cADE out
'Chicaqo's letter they will read,
A snag him in the hour of need.
Let Palo Alto. etc.
The people say Csss has been dull =
Since he surrendered under Hull,
And with that sword he broke in two.
A Mevican, BRAVE Pillow slew.
Let Palo Alto, etc. ia g..4
When starving Ireland cried for food,
Cass like his naiire granite stood ;.
He dreamed The day was far remote,
Ere he would want the Irish vote.
Let Palo Alto, etc.
Cass rides FooTE by Donkeys led,
Polk has PILLow for his head;
And should his Buckeye Bashaw fail
de has CUSHING for his tail.
Let Palo Alto, etc.
The .soy'reign people viii it SO, x
Old Zack must to the white House go;
For that high station he was made,
He never wore the black cockade.
Let Palo Alto, etc.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14
From the State Gazette.
Rough and Ready.


S = -as.s Tune" Dearest MaeD
Come all We Wings of Jersey,
story I'll relate,
About the Hero who was born
~, In old Virginia State.
Twas down at Buena Vista
He fought the livelong day,
Nor rested Till the Mexcans,
Like towards. fed away.
Oh, Rough and Ready,
You're brave, true and steady.
Your sword 50 bright
Waved id the fight,
Till the foeman ran away.
There lances glittered in the sun,
There soldiers fercely frowned,
But Yankees they do 6gt for fun,
And bravely stood their ground
They fought that day, they Tough, the next;
For our country's starry flag,
Till the order came from Taylor's lips,
"A little more grape, Captain Bragg"
Oh, Rough and Ready. etc.
Then terror seized the Mexcans,
They turnded, and basely fed.
We chased them off the battle field,
BY gallant Taylor led
And oh. the memory of those days,
On hlstory's page wilt glow.
When Taylor. with four thousand men,
Gave Jesse to the foe
q. 4. /
Oh, Rough and Ready, etc.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14

u a Gone Cese.--A beautiful pair recently
appeared before Justice of the Peace in Illinois,
10 De married. DO you take this man to be your
lawful husbsndi" said the Justice. The lady
lifted up her blushing countenance, and with very
touching accents replied:--WeN I does"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14
Proper Depth of Planting wheat

From the 18th page Of the Report of the Com
missioner of Patents we take the following ex-
tract:
Experiments have been tried with respect to
the depth Of planting wAeat. Nj. Moreau, of Par
is, formed I3 beds, in which he planted $50 ker-
nels Of wheat at various depths. The result was
as follows No No
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14

SUPERFLuIrlEs.- man. in his riehi
senses. that has wherewibal to live free, would
make himself slave for opportunities! What
does tina. man want. who ba. enough! Or
what is he ihe better for abondsaee, that can
never be saii. fed
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14
TIE Coal Market.

The Philadelphia Ledger says: "The price of
coal was never lower in this city than at present.
In consequence of the production of the mines be-
ing greater than the demand, there is oversock.
and it is believed that the article be bought
prices below the cost thinning and transportation.
The consequence is that many families haze be-
ders are greater than ever known at this of
the year. But what benefits some ruins others,
and the miners and large operators are becoming
embarrassed in their finances by the troubles m
the money market. We heard Yesterday of the
failure Of a large coal operator toa considerable
amount and perhaps more may be expected.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14

U Keep your enclosures in the best possible
repair. If post rots off, supply its place with
another; if your stone wall gets prostraied lay it
up; if gate gets broken or thrown from its him
ges, let it be Immediately repaired or replaced;
this is the true policy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14

A Wagoner's Toast" The Fair Sex" The
Jack-screw Of the United States, and the Wheel
horse Of all Creation
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-13
II. Browns

q ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Btters. The most
~ used and best knoDn Bitters before the Public
These Bitters warranted to be purely Vegetable
niuru in aohateyer 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time with great success, in purifying the
blood strengthening and nvigoratng the system. 1t
is lot to be supposed that any medicine will
all diseases which the human frame is subject nor
is this article recommended AS such like most of the
auack medicine but for efecting the prpose for
which ii is designed, there is nothing that has proved
itself so worthy of the public confidence this cele
brated compound.
The whole vegetable kin gdom does not furnish two
substances so admirably adapted purify n0uriSh and
iavigoratetke human system. These Btters have all
the effect Of the most powerful purgatves, when used
in sufficient quantity, and yet mud in their on
Grafton that they may be given in the most
delicate health with perfect safety. Tney are also
very agreeable to the taste.
There have mann remarkable in this toDn,
TO which references will be given by
A. G.. PAGE. the oniU Aren't in Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-13
Forced Sales,

PURCHASERS of wooden, Domestic, Dress cloak
goods, or any description of fancy goods are in
formed that consignment of the above goods are now
being opened and will be received every week through
the season at the Bath Auction Room, positive Sale,
and will be sold at private sale less than Uhole sale
prices.
Bath Dec. Is. DAG
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-13
Notice.

THE following freights landed from the several
L Steamboats, at their Wharf now remaining,
not having been called for viz:
J. E. Haley, 3 Churns.
J. Rogers, Flrkins.
Mrs J. Moulton, Bundles Chairs.
$. Prescott, Bundles Leather.
W. s. Thoms, Box
A. Colby, 2 Bundles Ploughponts.
J. +. b., 5 Barrels.
j. or II. w. Stevens, Rocking Chair
The owners of said freight hereby notified To
call the subscriber settle The freight bills, and cost
Of this advertisement, and take them away.
JOHN L. BROWN, Agent.
Bath, Dec H. 1S47. d39w0
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-13
Sea Otter Oil

For Preserplng and BedatvyVNg INC 3fdtr.
Boston, Dec. 1888.
Or. Frederick Brown; certify that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by you. For dryness of the
hair and dandruf the head, do think it superior
to any other oil used. 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives ii fine and glossy appearance, and the hai
does not dry again as 1t does after using any other
kind of oil. 1hereforet can most cheeruy recon-
mend it to all that afflicted with dry and I'M
healthy head of hair. | think any one by using it a
short time will find il very valuable article
GEO. F. BosSEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent Tor Bath
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Cramp 4 Pain Killer.

WE have AT last, reed the genuine Cramp K Pain
- KILLER, from the Manufactures. We warrant the
article To do all il is recommended to do or the MONEY
viii be refunded.
THO'S BOWLES & CO.
Agents for Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-13

Stationery and Fancy GOODS.
4 LARGE variety and good assortment of sta
"a tionery and Fancy Goods, Compris ng as good
stock offered in This market, may be found
at, SAWYER'S BOOKSTORE.
Bath, Nov. 26 ls47.
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Removal +!

TEEE Subscriber would inform his friends and pat
L rons in this city and vicinity that he has remov
ed fiom his old stand nearly opposite lately
cupied by lothian NORWOOD. rendering his SINGER
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage which
they have bestowed upon him in lime past, he would
remind them that he is prepared to wait upon them at
his stand where he will carry the business of
Tailoring, Cutting &C. in its different branches as
heretofore. JOHN BOVEY.
Bath Dec. 10, 1S47. d35w9
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City Daguerrean Gallery.
]. w. C. MORRISON,

At his old rooms, four doors North OF the Elliot
"A House: Front ST., continues to furnish pictures in
the country.
Nj. Morrison would invite the public to call and ex-
anime specimens of his work, among which may be
und many familiar faces, depicted with the utmost
truthfulness and beauty.
Pictures taken of sick and deceased persons by leav
ing orders at his rooms.
Views of Buildings and Landscapes taken without
being reversed
Bath, August2l, l847. 248d45wtf
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+. Browns Toothache Drops,

NOR the cure ofthe worst Toothache by its applica
ton few times This is the only compound
which effectuay kills the nerve of the defective tooth
without the least pain injury to the Others. 1t is
warranted not to contain the least acid or kreosote
which is injurious to the other teeth, aud so poi
sonous in their effects.
AG. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-13
\. Browns Worm LOzenges

ARE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
N discovered for destroy ng and expelng all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble children.-
They are n most excellent remedy, and are as plea
sa mt to the taste as any common confectionery. They
differfrom all other Worm LozeRges, as they haze no
rercurytn them
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the last
rev months. A. G. PAGE, Agent Tor Bath
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CrOWeIi & Baxter.

OfV"OHh " H'teHOOft
TAILOR FRONT STREET,
u EEP constantly on hand good assortment Of
IN CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES, and VEST
iNGS, for Which they expect fair price Just emil
and examine.
Bath. New 5, 1s47- d2-w0