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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
Ex NOTICE.

ETTERS Tes,amentarv having
been granted 10 the Vi derslgne AT
the January Term, l848, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi.
on the estate Of CGlUinJ Blalock, deed.
all persons indebted 70 said estate are
notified 70 come forward and make i'm.
mediate payment and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within The
time prescribed BY law, Or they will Be
forever barred.
E. CORDTS,
2. B. BLALOCK,
january L., l84e, 1923
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

the 18th day Of January 1913.
J. T. CAMERON, Crk.
January is, 1848. 1926
G- Mississippran copy.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15

DIEn-In this place an the 10th instant, Miss
MARY ANN LucKETT, daughterof Gustus Luck
EFT. .ea
onthe 18th, child Of William Ewing.
Az MayesvilIe, KY, on the 9th instant, from
injuries received by the explosion Of The A N
Johnson, Dr. A. G, GILLESPIE, formerly Of this
County. From 9Oto 100 others were lost by
this explosion.
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Middling Fair..7 a74
Fair ;:: ;7Aa-
Good Fair@.:::8 a.
Good and Fine ;;s a.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Mississippi and Louisiana.

Interiors:
Ordinary :54a64
Middhng ::;;:::;6Ao6f
I Good mIddling;;64G-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
FOR PRESIDENT,

2ACMABY TAYLOR,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02

CUR Cotton Crop.-The Mobile Journal of Com
merce Of 23d ult. says-Durng the week past we
have had unfavorablc accounts OF the growing crop
from many counties in South Alabama and Eastern
Mississippi. Indeed, we have favorable reports.
We have seen letters from Wilcox, Montgomery,
Greene, Dallas, Marengo and Pckens counties, in
this State, and from Noxubee county, Mississippi,
all of which complain of the ravages Of the boil
worm and continued wet weather. We are satisfied
from the uniform tenor of all advices that the
crop has already sustained serious injury from these
Causes and that the prospects, so favorable a few
weeks since, now rather OF gloomy character.
| We speak of that section OF country which hnds
market at Mobile. From other portions Of the cotton
growing region our latest accounts are generally
| more favorable.
! Selma, dla.) Aug. 1S.-Four weeks since never
were prospects better for abundant crop i'll this
county, but now the aspect Of affairs is completely
changed. The worms, in abundance, have made
their appearance, and if the planters have reported
to correctly judging from the past, we would say
half crop cannot be made in this section OF country
Reporter.
In louisiana copy the following from the
Providence Republican of the sth inst: Since the
firstwee in June there have been about three weeks
of dry weather, by summing up every lar day IN
the whole time of about nine weeks. Thus, SIX
weeks out of nine has it rancd, and most OF those
rains are the heaviest that have been known TO
fall at this season of the year. In our paper, two
weeks ago, it given as our opinion. and as the
opnion of those planters who ought 10 be the best
Judges that if the weather would then turn of
dry, there might be average crops made, provo
there were no worms destroy them, or other gem
cral calamity But since then, the rains have con-
tinucd 10 fall in such Quantities, and succeed each
other in such rapid succession that he must be more
sanguine in his temperament than most men, who
can still find ground in his own mind TO hope for a
fair or ordinary crop, even. We hope we may be
mistaken; but we are of the opinion from Nlilikens
Bend to Columbia distance Of l0A miles on the
river, the prospect is as bad as ever was presented
in the same district
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02

One act-the last free act OF Smith O'Bren-Illus-
tracs more powerfully than the fabricated caumnlcs
OF thousand London Especial reporters, the spirit
that swayed the conduct of this high hearted mum
an act worthy Of his ancient name-worthy his own
reputation, and honorable to the country oil his birth.
During a whole fortnight, Smith O'Bricn escaped
the hot aud vigllant pursuit OF power, ana ITS ten
thousand armed men. He found safety and refuge in
the cottage Of the peasant. But when he discovered
that 10 "harbor," "sheItcr," or 'ad" VIM. Smith
O'Bricn, would involve the party extending such
"ad, shelter, or harbor" in the tremendous penal
ties OF high treason, he at resolved TO absolve
his poorer countrymen from the performance of that
instructive duty Of the Irish racehospitaIty-
the cautionary proclamation had converted into e-
gal crime, he vowed that no man should suffer Tor
having extended TO him the shelter Of his humble
roof-tree.
To this magnanimous resolve is due the arrest at
Jhurlrs. Wearied and worn from long and painful
watching, and fearing that 10 accept the protection
OF the PEASANTS fire. side might direct the vengeance
OF the law the innocent, he determined never
again 10 lay his head beneath root other than his
own; and in pursuance of that stern and heroic
luton he turned his wandering footsteps once more
toward home-carelcss Of personal consequence
provided only the injury and the ruin fell upon him
self alone.
We can vouch for this fact.
LIST OF POLITICAL PRISONERS.
William Smith O'Brien, NJ p. for the County Of
Lmcrick Charles Gavan Duffy, editor of the Nation;
John Martin, proprietor of the ftlon; Joseph Bren-
nan, sub-cdtor Of the FeiOn; Lawl2ss Secretary Of
tIC IdUuy blhO. rEtlCIa ilhITS -'N'i
Earlstrcct, Dublin; - Nolan, supposed to be
American sympahzer, arrested at Ihurles; DR..
Ryan, Surgeon, Carrclt- SUR; O'Ryan, Cashel
Thomas Witty, farmer or land owner, Wexford
County; Francis Strange, Solicitor, Waterford, Pre-
sidcnt Of the Fcon Club there; - Supple, glover,
Waterford; Patrick M'Aulitfr, clothcr, Water
ford; - Fogarty, Assistant Surgeon Waterford;
Thomas William Condor, whitc-smith, Secretary 10
the Wolfe Tone Club, Waterford; - Taafc, bar
rIster, Dublin; twenty-one countrymcn from the
nriehborhood of Ballingary, in the County Of Tip.
perary, charged with having assisted Smith O'Brien
in the attack the police; w lillian Marion, editor
of the Drogheda Argus; J. S. Barry, editor of the
Cork Southern Reporter; Ralph Varicn, Cork; Isaac
Varcn, Cork; ten Diapers assistants from Mcssr,.
Pins establishment, Dublin; S. ]. Mcany, of the
Irish Fclon; DR.. West Surgeon, Dublin; DR.. NJ Car
ran, of America; - Bergen, broker, of New
York; - Butler, editor OF the Galtcay VindicatOr;
- Costgan, Of Castlebar; Denny Lane, merchant,
Cork.
PARTIES AGAINST WHOM WARRANTS ARE ISSUED.
Francis Morgan, Solicitor Of the Corporation of
Dublin; Thomas Francis Meagher, gentleman, Dub
lin; Michael Dohcny, Barrstcr, Tpperary; Richard
O'Gorman, Jr, Barristcr
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02
EURopE-ARRIvAL OF THE BRITANNIA

The British steamer Britannia arrived at Boston
last Saturday in II days from Liverpool, bringing
accounts to the 18th ult
The commercial character of the advices vary very
little in Importance from those by the preceding
steamer. The weather had become damp, and
at so critical harvest period excited a than
about the Potato crop, but rather inclined to
believe there is not much distress in prospect that
score for it is the policy of those interested the
other side to hold out inducements for shipments Of
Corn and Meal. done the last corresponding
season. to keep prices up, but which brought heavy
individual losses upon those engaged in the specula-
ton, on the sudden and great decline.
In regard to the Affairs Of Ireland, the skirmish
between the constabulary force and the insurgents,
noticed in last, terminated without any further
sanguinary demonstration, the judicous organization
of competent force at proper points, preventing any
further outbreak. Several arrests however took
place after of most of the principal agitators.
and among them was Mr.. o'Bricn. Mr.. O'Gorman
succeeded by stratagem in ecctng his escape at all
events for that time, and ii was supposed had en-
barkcd on board a vessel, then under weigh in the
Shannon, bound for America IA genealogical his
tory oil Mr. ~ brlen famiy anu himseii, us
become distinguished. will be found next page Of
this paper.l .H.-
0s-Sincc the foregoing was in type we have tele-
graphic accounts by the Niagara, which arrived at
New York last Thursday night, advising of the ar
rest of Maeghcr, O'Donohuc, Leyn, and others. but
tranquility in Ireland generally prevailed although
the people appeared not satisfied with the authori-
ties.-Thc Potato rot was cxtending-the weather
for harvesting was considerably less favorable-and
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Lard and other American Pro.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02

| 90 csks or their equiv aent in unpacked, including
Shoulders Tin which there has been the most acuVi,
ty) at for rough TO cts. for handsome, with small
lots of very choice at 5 Sides a54, but chiefly
81. and Hams 63a7 but mostly 7d7a for fair to good
shipping qualities and Sag for prime, the latter Tor
canvassed and extra-cured and when taken In snaer
lots they command 9kdl0 cts. lib.
Lard-Has sold in brls. at n cts. per lb 100 6rls'
of irregular sizes at that rate, and cts Tor UNIFORM
pkgs., but transaction have not been heavy. sales
of 2a300 kegs at g. and small lots at ~ cts par
Gel of 1000 pals Refined has sold for export to Eng
land at TO- cts. per h., cash.
Butter and ChecSe-Are not in active request.
RICE.-Moderate sales only and chiefly at 3.S7 "a
81 per 100 lbs.
~SALT.-We note the sale of about 5000 bushels
Liverpool Common at 81 cts. per bushel, 6 mos:
SPfRITS.-N. f. Rum is steady at % cts. Whis-
KEY is rather firmer at last weeks prices but we
have heard of no sales 49, cts in hhds. and "a
in brls.
SUGARS.-Thcrc has an Improvement of Ia CT
per h. taken place in price, and most active de-
at ia $4.25 per 100 lbs, within the last two days
Other transactions have been by auction, CTuesday)
and comprised 10 hhds. Porto Rico at 95a j 4.65;
GO brls do, 50a "a 90; l62 hhds. Cuba Muscovado
3SOa 25; 15 tres. s. 49, and 81 brls., $4.05 per
100 lbs, all mos.
TOBACCO.-The demand for good Maryland con-
tinucs fair but there is buoyancy in the market
and particularly since the advices by the Britannia
confirming not only the former rigor of the blockade
of the German ports by Denmark but extending the
block ade TO preclude the least possible means
of awaiting of the German market. (The accounts
by the Niagara had not come to hand when this ar
tcle was wrttcn.) Prices, however, remain without
any material alteration; although, were 1t not that
there great indications OF very short crop
throughout the whole Tobacco growing country, we
should be inclined say they would be likely TO tend
downward. There is no movement in Ohio the linn
tied demand noticed in our last, having been sup
piled. The inspections are larger than IN any pre-
vious week since the advent OF the present year. as
they comprise 1919 hhds. Mary land, 5I'3 do Ohio,
and do Virgina-totaI 1925 hhds. Three Ameri.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02
ImPORTATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
Liverpool Ship Harvest.

Itrerp0ot-Shtp Harvest.
States So 900, salt 1855 sacks, pig iron 90 tons,
Schacr & Kuster; salt 1000 sacks, Goff & Rough and
r w Rough; thread . cases, oznaburgs Ii bales,
.mdze 81 cases X George; 81 do bales, blankets
do, Riggs Babcock & Co; steel Q cases, Pratt &
Bro; mdze cases 10 bales, blankets do, M'llvain
& Williams; mdze cases, L w Gosnel & Son;
do. F Lucas ir; csks. Schacffer & Loney; cases
/ bale, Hoffman, Burneston s. Co; do case. Hof-
mans & Co; 26 cases, Albert s. Bro; do, Fincks
& Co; do, A w Poulson; do bale, w Dam.
mann; 8 cases, Lentz s. Flack; do bales, Russell
& Mercer; Is pkgs, C Brown s. Bro; bx, r Dor
sew; IS bxs, R Barry & Son; IA crates, Marston &
Bros; II pkgs, Duer & Norris: LOG do, Norris &
Bro: | csk, Trust; do, S Kirk & Son; 6 do, Van
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02
DANISH RIOCK AIDE

In addition to the harbors ofSwinemundc, Wolgast,
and Cammin (Kiel, with the mouth Of the Sleswig
Canal at Holtenau) now under blockade, the follow
ing places will be blockaded by his Danish Najestys
Forces from the 18th August, viz Greiswalde,
with the Eastern Entrance 10 Stralsund; the Rivers
Elbe, Wcser, and Jahdc.
This announcement has been communicated to the
Representatives of the Friendly and Neutral Powers,
accredited at the Court of his Danish Nae sty, and
will likewise be notified by the officers of the Gus.
toms 10 every vessel on passing through the Sound
apd Relts.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

We pleased to learn that letter has been re-
ceived here from the American Legation in London,
giving strong that the basis OF an intcrna
tona postage law with Great Britain has been agreed
upon, leaving only the minor details 10 be settled,
and we hope in short time 10 be able to announce
the adjustment Of all differences these insignificant
matters, and that the mail arrangements between the
two countries placed upon more liberal lounda-
tion than they have ever before occupied.-N. York
Shin. List.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02
THE EASTERN MARKETS.

The advices by the steamer Britannia Niagara
not then arrvcd) contributed somewhat to improve
the Flour market so far to mpart firmncss
to it, but beyond that there not at first much al
iteration in prices, the supply at this season being
light and the consumptive demand fair; subsequent.
ly, however, prices for Western went up about l2s
cts in Boston and 25 in New York, and at close the
article selling in the former at 550a 1918, and
in the latter 5.625a 5.S7s. No change in Southern
Corn was in good request, at 60a652 cts, the ex-
gars firm.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Department OF State, Aug. u, Iolo.
Notice 10 pessels trading tcih Cuba or Porto Rico.
Merchants and owners or masters of vessels en-
,god in trade with Cuba or Porto Rico, are hereby
Informed that the government of those islands will in
nurc rigdy enforce the regulation requiring every
vessel on arriving in their ports TO produce bill OF
sd;ng AZ the place from which she sailcd and they
are accordingly advised neglect this precauton,
as they may subject themselves to difficulties by leav-
inc our ports without the certificate thus required.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02

The Rice HarUcst.-Thc Savannah Republican Of
the 22d u says: ''Most of the Rice planters on the
Savannah River began yesterday, with most ansp-
cious weather, TO harvest their Rice. Some of them
made a beginning last week, and one planter COM
menced work early as the 18th inst"
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02

Lew, Smith & Co; do, w r Pcnniman g. Bro
cases, Lecche Son; csks, Il II Miller; bales
4 Turnbull s. Coz IL csks bags, w Curlry CO.
Is crates, Burgess, Dale g. Co; 3 do hmpr, Ley
cring & Clark; 10 csks cases, Ward x Bro; 8 dc
/ csk, Garfield, Bros & Co; 2 do, r II Owings CO.
S do S Cariss; 10 do, Griffith, Fitzgerald Co; |
do, Gillingham & Anderson; - do, r Foss IL do
Stickncy & Beatty; do Schultz; do, Plummer
& Coz do 3 cases, F KONG Co; 4pkgS, t NJ Ken
zic; do, Cortlan & Co; 10 do, II Turner & King;
81 do, J Boury & Sons; cSks, Hopkins, Lake & Co;
II pkgS, L jenkins & Sons; cases, Falconcr; !
do, Stcllman & Hcnrichs; do, Sangston & Co; do,
Baughcr & Orndorif; 3 do, Spilker Il ALBERT; AZ
pkgs, Aldridge, Higdon & Coz 5 eases, RippeImeyGr
& Grauc; do, J Hodges & Bro; csks, & w
liams s. Co; pkgs, M'Dowcll & Gable; l5i pkgs,
Rottrdqm-B ark Henry Shelton.
Coffee 300 bags, Schumach r & Coz mdze
hmprs 3 bxs, Graf & Gorter; gin 30 pipes, L Thorn
sen Il Co; mdzc ii pkgs, maddcr ~ csks, tin l00
Bremen--Bark Huntingdon.
yellow shcathing metal 2bXS, w w iison Sons;
mdzc bxs, Ocrich> & Lurmau; If cases bXs bag
ging 300 rolls, Rpp lmrygr & Graq"; > do, Dclus
& Haven; Is do csks SpiIk & Albsrti; II cases,
Thierman; do J Trust; 40 do. SIP lIman Hen
ich~i battles 81 bskts, Braus s Fockc; ID csks 81
bxs, J Boury s. Sons; bx, r w Dammaun; 5 cases,
+ KONG s Co; 45 bxs, G Fischer s. Co; do,
Muller; pipes 500 bxs, F Strohm s. Co; cases
csks, C { N Popplein.
Rio Jrneiro-Brig Kate Pendergast.
Coffee 1850 bags, kirkland, Chase & Co.
Rio Jaheiro-Bark ". Fl. d. c. Wright.
Coffee 1926 bags. r. Wright & Co; 900 do, w
Howell & Son; 600 do, Bathurst & Co.
Rio JaTeirO-Bark IowG.
Coffee 1911 bags, kirkland, Chase < Co; $50 do,
w Richardson.
81. John, Nv. B.)-Br. sch. Lena.
Salt 5l20 bushels, II Mankin
Gttnydniia, Up. r. )-BriS Good Hope,
Sugar II hhds &c brls, moasscs I tres, johnson
& Travcrs.
Cienfurgos, (CuJu)-Brig Nancy.
Sugar l62 hhds 10 tres 81 brs, Howell & Son.
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AMERICAN STOCKS.

LONDON, Aug. II, lSi3.
american StoCkS.-We hear of few transactions;
the following are the nearest quotations: United
States Skies, 95a96; New York State Elves, 50; do.
City Elves, so; Pennsylvania Elves, 81. ex div;
Ohio Skies, 80; Massachusetts Elves, 97a9S; South
Carolina Ewes, SIS; Mary land Elves, Ct; Mississippi
Skies, 50, buyers
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cites-Stcamboat and Car regulations
Of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &c.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02

Ne,, Cotton in Georgir.-The Augusta Constitu-
tonaist of Aug. %, says-Thc first bale of new
Cotton received this year, reached this city yester-
day. The quality is about middling fair.
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w corner of Baltimore and Holl-
day Streets (up stairs,) to-day by o'clock, at 81
cts single, or 5 cts. each. for or more copies.
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Stock on hand, 3lst ult., 25,7l7 hhds.
WOOL.-The market continues exceeding dull
and the few transactions that have taken place were
also in small lots, of common and little better, at
2Oa&l cts. per h., cash.
FREIGHTS. Three first class ships have been
engaged this week for Liverpool, and some four or
five the berth previously. They are TO load
principally Corn at Sd. per bushel, and Wheat
at the same; and Flour Meal at 2s Cd. per brl.
small vessel for Cork and a market has been char
tered at 9d.al0d. per bushel for Corn Those yes
sells previously chartered all nearly laden with
Corn except one which has Wheat, including also
little Cotton Coastng vessels are rather scarce,
and frcghts have also improved. We quote as
follow:
To Boston Coal, SIPS; Flour IS cts; Corn,-5 cts
" Ports in Maine, ............ ....... ,do.Ido
&" New York, Coal s | .25...... 80. .do45a5
" Providence, Flour Is cts. .........,.. dos
" Eastern ports, Timber s II per NJ
WESTERN TRANSFORMATION rates
through on the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
and Canal, from Baltimore to Pittsburgh are as iol-
low, viz:
Dry Goods, sc. in bxs. per 100 lbs, ..... 80 cts
ditto, 80. ............ in bales, 30 Z"
Hardware, Drugs and Groceries, ...76
QueenSware'.... ..-...'.'...... '.''''''W =,
Coffee, .......... .....'.. 80
Herrlngs, ............ Sl.l22
Shad and Mackercl ..................l.2o
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the drove
yards last Monday were large, and prices con
sderably lower. There were 1920 head brought
forward, $50 of which were taken by city butchers,
and the residue Of 500 driven Eastwardy The pri-
ces paid ranged from TO So, gross equivalent 10
1915 per 100 lbs, net. The price Of Live Hogs
continue at 5a 5 500.
LAND WARRANTS, EXCHANGE, SC -
There considerable movements making In Sol
diers Land Wnrants, the prices for which appear
to range at from LOG to Sl05 each Sterling Er-
change remains as previously quoted, and not much
doing.
Bills on London Gsterl'g 6Odayss4 81 per ct. prem
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FANCY DRY GOODS,

Fanny DRY GoODS,
NO.25s BALTIMOR STREET,
Over Messrs. Hopkins Hull, and opposite Hanover ST.,
BiL TIN ORE,
Invites the attention of purchasers TO his stock Of
ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE GOODS, which
punctual customers. seq
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ILLINOIS LAND AND GENERAL
AGENCY,
By a Mes p ERSkINE

For the Paying Taxes, Purchase and Sale Of ands;
The Collection and Settlement of Debts in Illinois
aud Missouri; the Location of Soldiers Land War
rants; the Selection OF Lands, aud Procurement Of
II Dimes foI Emigrants.
VIII also investigate Titles of holders Of Patents.
whose Lands have been sold for Taxes, for one half
The amount recovered, without expense TO The
,
liiarcs%-Q QUINCY, ADAMS COUNTY ILL.
N0IS
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NJ. NJ. Y f. I{LE,

WHOLESALE DEALERI II
SILK GOODS, RIBBONS, LACES, PRINCES,
STRAW BONNETS, UMBRELLAS,
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ALTEN d ls H:

SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. .. ls4s.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-17
Sea Otter OH

For Preserving and Beaut9lng thf hair.
Boston, Dec 1893
Dr. Frederick Brown: Icerlify that have used the
Outer Oil which is put up BY yoA For dryness of the
hair and dandrIf on The head do think it superior
10 any other oil ever used. II makes the hair soft
and gives il afne and glossy appearance and the hair
does not dry up again does after using any other
kind OF OIL ihereforei can most cheerfully recon-
mend it 60 all that are afflicted with dry and un,
healthy head Of hair. think any by using it q
ahortfime will find iii very valuable article
Gro T. BorTTY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-17
II. Browns Toothache Drops,

L,OR the cure ofthe worst Toothache by its appca-
Il ton few times. This is the only compound
which effectuay kills the nerve of the teGlye tooth
wHhoui the least pain or njuryts the others. II is
warranted not to contain the least acid Kreosote
which is SO injurious to the other teeth, aud so pei
i n their effects.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-17
"SOUTH END MARKET!n

TEHHE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
public generally that he has taken the store oil
MIR. Gilbert Trufant on Water steet, near foot oil
South street. where he offers choice assortment oil
West India Goods and Groceries, together with Pro
visions and ship stores at very reduced pricessch
as Sugar, Moasses, Coffee Oil, Spices Flour Meal,
Rice, Raisns,-Beef, PORK, Lard and Butter-Crock-
cry, Glass, Stone and EarIhern Wafe. together with
good assortment of Fresh Provisions, Fruit and Veg
etables. The above is offered for sale cheap can
be found In this city elsew heres Coz cash APPROX
ed credit. j. G. DUNN.
Bath Dec. 10, 1877. 1vd29l