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WestpOrt Bridge.

NOTICE is hereby given that assessments oftwen-
" ty two per cent has been made upon each
share subscribed for in the Capital Stock of the West
port Bridge Company and that the same will be" cme
due aud payable as follows
The first assessment January LIST, lS4S.
The second assessment April LIST, 1913.
The third as Sc ssment July lst lS4S.
By order of the Directors,
SAMUEL TARROX, Treasurer of Bridge.
N. B.-The ckholders at Bath and vicinity will
please to pay the above assessments at the Lincoln
Bank.
Westport, Dec l5 l947. d42wl0
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Forced Sales.

PURCHASERS of wooden, Domestic, Dress or cloak
Il 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 the Bath 4action Room, II posre Sale,
and will be sold at private sale an less than wholesale;
Batb Dec 49, d36
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+. Browns Worm Lozenges

A discovered for destro ng and expellinga' xmas
~ Worms which SO frequently trouble children
,rbey are most excellent remedy ana are as P,oa
re from ali other Worm Lozenges as they Adpe no
,lercuryin Them otdwitbin the last
.,,s",hs LAG. PAGE, Agentfor Bath
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
At the Auction Rooms,

GOOD assortment of Cloths ,Cassmeres. Sattinets
n Pants, Dress Goods, ShawIs, Linens, Muslins,
Scarfs, Braces, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps, Buttons Thread, Silk, Hooks and Eyes.
Needles, Pins Tapes, Gloves, Mitts. and general
variety of Fancy Goods
Consignments of the above goods, will he constant
ly received aud will be sold private sale at a fair
auction price
Ladies are invited to Call.
Bath April %, dl25 wo8tf.
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SOUTH END MARKET J"

ru,HE Subscriber would inform his friends ana tht
L public generally tina, he has taken the ssors Z"
Mr. Gilbert Trufa Mt on Water street, near 1901 OF
South street. where he Offers choice assortment OF
West India Goods and Groceries, together WIN ,
visions and ship at very reduced pflces-sut''
as Sugar, Moasses, Coffee, Oil, Spices Flour meal
Rice Rasins,-Beef, Pork, Lard and butletLof",n
cry, Glass, Stone and Eanhern Waie. ,oeethei Ma''
eabIes The above is offered for sale as cheap as e"
be found In this city elsewhere for cnsh or
ed credit. d. " ,dooi
Bath, Dec. 49, 1s47. IYa<s,
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-06
Ground Rock Salt.

Jxn SACKS, containing 30 lbs each, manufactured
l4U at the " stroud Water Mills" from the very
hest of ROCK SALT, by g Wadron 4 Co.. just re-
eeived and for sale by the subscribers Agents for the
Manufacturers, who will furnish il in any quantity
and delivered in this city at he lowest Boston price
Bath July 2. MAGOUN CLAPP.
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New Publications.

lust received at SAWYER'S Bookstore the fol-
y lowing New Works:
The Convict, Thy James
Launceot Widee, (by HOoton.)
Christopher Tadpole.
Pleasant Art of Money Catching.
Conquest of California and New Mexico.
Hactemus,- -More droppngs fram the pen that wrote
Proverbal Philosophy . ...I
Natural History. Introduction to the study OF
Cyclopeda of Moral Il Religious AnecdOes. No. l.
Chambers Miscellany. No. 3D.
Piclerjal England. No. Az. .r - r.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
TeTs. e.. CIR A RDHN,
No. 3 Picrce's BLOCK, .

Formerly OF Pafis' 49,. NJ n
N. n.n,,.d as usual at his residence, No. :
&" Albany pe 81. Rostou opposite the United States
Hotel Persons afflicted with the foo ', IL
ryr, do well to make immediate apphcat,o'n' az, ,im
t.naness If ever descrip ion, spine ana up o".
plants White Swelling sclofnla Cancer, ma's cont
sores Of every kind Salt Rhenm Erys, !,s C,arrh
mmntion Liver Complaints, Epileptic tlts, Cat .
trnnSv Kidney and Bladder affections, Rheuna,Si i
Phthisic Asthma. &c, $e., Cures warranted !" '"'
cases he undertakes &C., ,rs extensive
.an,ica in tb. above Diseases, and Is memoei vi
.idioa, eformed Practice and uses no mercury
III any '" Smd;n IN accommodate his large NUMBER
f,;ants an the Kennehec, will visit Bath the nrsi
Wednesday and Thursday Of DecemSef' reSa ad
April. Bowdoinham, Noy, ~, ren, i nnd " apr
brunswick December 3, FEBRUARY d,ulaa"w3A
Boston, Dec. |, le47.
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J. n. WEHHPPLE,

stlMza TEACHER of The ORGAN, Piano
sSSS n Also Compose and arrangsr of Band
and Cotillion Music.
Residence at Airs. II ecISs', on Washnton st.
d31W9
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Real Estate for Sale.

ru,HE Subscriber wishing to leave the , s'y oer
= pi. 81 near South Steam Mill, OH Washing
en- Street consisting of enc one and halt story s,s
!, -. nm, do one starry !; tsgefher with gooG STA
Unusea our W; wv 10y go L.;iAin1s
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Cordage Agency.

rI,HEsuhscribers agentsforthe Plymouth Cerdaee
L Company willfurnishat shoifnoice, Tarredand
Manila Cordage, including Bolt Rope and Worm -
aine blythe Gang, oretaI andalso Rafting Riggn e
It the lowest Boston Price.
The above Cordages Manufactured ny Days "a =
tent Machinery which pins the whole length ofthe
fibre oft he hemp and is superiolo any now inoper-
alton. .,,,o,. N,
Foh $40 l6.
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The Owner

The VWMcr
nF Coil of Lead Pipe is requested 10 eau on one
~ subscriber, pay for this advertisement ana tshe
,,,av L. A. HODGklNS.
~ r.h A lsA9 3d8l-3wI7
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vgNHTS may certify that Willard Walker is the only
Il authorized agent for the sale of 2. L. STUARTS
Summer and Winter Cooking Stove. at Wholesale in
the State of Maine.
p. p. STUART Patentee.
N. STABRUCK & son, Manufactures.
Troy Dec. le, lS47. d43-wl0
All orders addressed to WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, Me-, will be promptly attended to.
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xxxrh CoNCKEss......Eir-, Session

SENATE. WAsHiSsroN. Monday. MAY J.
As soon os the Senate was organized. MI Dor
LAND of Ara rose and announced IN feeling aud
eloquent manner tbs death of lie colleague. Hon
CHtsTER AsHLsY. He briefly eul0gized GA the
public life sud private character OF tile deceased,
When he bad concluded,
Mr BREEsE. of ILL., followed Ia a brief but feeling
address In which he bore testimony % the pubic
services and private worth Of the deceased.
when Mr.. BREEsE had co.. ,ludsd the usual reso'
lutlous of coincidence and moaraing Ia honor Of the
memory of the deceased were unanimously adopt.
ed. Committee of Arrangements was appoint
ed for the funeral tomorrow
When on motion the Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
Mr.. MckAIs resolution in favor Of the House
meeting hereafter az 4 O'Clock. M was adopted
Mr. NINToS OF ONO moved 10 suspend the rules
n order that he might offer resolution 10 favor Of
fixing upon an early day for the confederation Of
suudy appropriation bills, which motion A." as voted
upon by yeas and nays, aud decided in the atirma
tive The resolution was then adopted without
dissent
message was then received from the Senate
announcing the death of the late Hon. Mr.. ASHLEY
member OF that body.
Mr.. JOHNSON OF Ark rose and made few feel
ing remarks IN relation TO the estlmsble character
of the deceased iu al the relations OF life
Nj HCGH WmrE of 4 followed Mr.. JOHN
son, aud spoke Boa hatterug terms oi the estlmabe
character % the deceased, aud OF the value OF his
services as a public man.
The usual resolutions Of codoleuce aud mourning
were moved aud carried unanimously
a resolution was adopted in favor OF the House
attending the funeral OF the deceased,
When. on motion. the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

Convention hy 10 Clay 10 Scots and Tsy loT men
Bat the Clay men were elected as Clay men, and
they represent nearly every Wing stronghold in
tbe State while the Delegates for Scott and Iay lor
were mainly chosen as impartial and represent
mainly Loco Foco Districts.
Indiana. il is said here has virtually pronounced
for Judge NJ Lean 10 Ohio. some Scott feeling has
been developed while N Lean OF course hss friends
lhoro These are All the uniayorsble indications J
have heard Of think there is no State unless u
be Massachusetts or New Hampshire which has
10: chosen more or fewer Clay Delegates. Even
from Indiana. which have just mentioned Eno~
at least TAO Clsy Delegates aud there are doubt
less more Oae of these is the Editor Of the va
bash Er0ys.s. wao fro bis paper says 10 tae mid'i
Of LONG and strong article
1--WE have eranlned The fs1e.sd property oi eotlns
-, ~sS..fe siih view tD bis sFaiaolIltJ o. fgL
VI a. rso.bie sod have iai opportunity 4cd We ie-
---o.s " a.s-rliag there = % llaivdaa living W Pa
ii .rrlnsntl RI fhs principles q She WING party
49, m e. ro.- eig o. succeed In th- coming election
80 ffrq I.v. ed Ildcef believe there IS no otn~
80 t t- NniF 1arry wl9 cdl obtain 80 l1rss VOC e.
be- should he bs uomlnst-o
such are tho facts which ] have been able Z
Gather during the isst three days. viii not say
that they Indicate that SIR Clay viii certainly be
nominated but to say that J.. seems % me mora
certainty that sen. Tay lor vii not be. No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

On the 29tn ut after ashort Illness Mrs ANN NOR
BIS widow Of the late Col Lewis Norris Ia the 67h Yetr
a her
The friends aud relatives Of the family lsspeetfuy
invited attend her s1eral on Tu.odaY May 2, =. q
O'Clock NJ from her late residence NJrsanis Carriages
will bs waiting a. the Railroad Depot. Morfissni, 90
convey the friends 90 the house
5lideuIg, Yesterday morning. May J. Of epilepsy.
AMELIA BOOTH, daughter - Charles Crosby, sgsd -
yeaIs
The ieods OF tho family invited 10 httesd the hne
rsi. this Tuesday asra0on at o'clock, At 10 Wycsor
flesr Court South Brooklyn
On Sunday morning 3Bth ult after short illHess,
VALENTINE PELLCflER, in Tho doth year Of bis age,
snstive Of Orleans, France.
Ills friends and those Of his brother u Peiletier
respectfully invited o. stsnd bis fuusrsl this day Al 2
o'clock 7 n from hls late sisuee 81 Green's 'ch.st
Ga Monday lst inst FiDELlA w. daughter Of CHARLES
II Marshall.
The rs.tivs. snd friends Of tho family respectfully
invited t0 ssLd the iuuers from tho residence o. her
fathef 81 East Founeeuths UnOasqusre ~ O'Clock
? Wednesday 80 inst. without farther insitsun
AtJ-issy City. on sunday night, 3oth ait EnWARD
BiDDLE infant Of J. Castor and Mary J. BrautgSm
sge0 year, mOnths aud ID days.
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Presidential Aspects at the MctropoIl..

Editorial Cores poudenee
WAsHISGroS. Saturday, April -.
have now been long enough IN Washington 70
have learned something OF the more recent mani
feststions OF public sentiment collected or reflected
here with regard TO the Presidency There Is b, "
ever no opinion predominant here just now, aud
the most contradictory rumors chase each other
through the dark. resounding passages Of the Capt
tol in rapid confused succession. Iwoold not deny
that the larger Tor louder number Of voices here
pronounce Mr.. Clay not available bat ask those
who declare this 40 confidently 70 say who IS sveila-
bic, or even more available and the answers viii
be almost or quite ss yafioos IS the snsTerefs.
One is perfectly certain that Gen. Taylor must be
the man; the next is equally sanguiue that GcH.
Scot 10 the available; while some more quietly but
not less confidently indicate Judge MLe4H. while
Mr. Webster has likewise sdyoostes Mr., Corvtp,
understand. on leaving recently for Ohio ntma.
ted that his name should not be allowed 70 come into
the canvass Thus matters stand here at present
ont Of Washington however, l understand thar
the People are thinking more Of Clay end Princi
pie and less OF asserted Availability a leading
Taylor man from Maryland who is perfectly cont
dent tia; the Wing party IS ruined unless Gen
Taylor is nominated. informs me thar his state " i
pretty surely cast It's vote in Convention for Mr.
Clay, though he asserts that Nc. c. would be de
fessed before the People while gentleman JUS
from New Orleans assures that Mr. Clay Wal
have ihe vote Of that State in Convention, and Is
decidedly stronger there than Gen. Taylor or any
body else. Georgia too am assured, VIII send
Clay Delegates 50 will North Csrolinai 30 vii
Alabama; aud even Tennessee tShseh has been
the nestesg Of Tsy lorism here al Winter is conf
IDENTIFY reported as fully as likely to send smsori'y
of Clay Delegates as otherwise II So What Vtg
State. or State likely to be Wing, will be len q
sustain Gen. Taylor Name Is!
wish 20 make no oae.sded statemenis-io a.
courage no false hopes viii add, therefore thai
the current reports from Ohio. Pennsy .vania snc
Indiana are not % favorable IS had anticipated
Pennsylvanis 1t is said, will be represented IN the
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BY TIE gIDIlGHT SOuIHERl BAIL
virginia Kiecuon-Fnrther Heluru..

virginia EicctDu- hfAhtE AAttAt.'s
4ccoplae u. elects two Wing Delegates and a
Wink seaator-ali Wing gsi-s.
Augussa reported o1e Wais aud one Loco.
BuckmghqDi elects W. Kyle. ". b. MAJ.
Charlotte sends Wyatt Cardws.I Wing. gain.
CamDJeI one aud perhaps both Whiss
BeaGrl. Barxen snd Mitchell Wings, 40 op.
Aute~s K =nt Wing reported j elected gain.
R0ct5ridge coo " ing aud one Loco-Whis loss.
Ameiqreportsd Wbis 81 So gain.
Cie,ieyfeld. Jones, Loco. elected without op.
ABermqr.e Wataon AID Hart, Wings no OPP.
Cunaberlqad. n T. Irving. " reelected 30 OPP.
Prince Edr4Id j. reported Loco-Foco.
Kug and Qaee,, one account ssys the Loco
another that the Wing $ elected ID Wing gain.
Nansem0ad Knby Wing. gain.
Princess Asus Herbert Loco, elected. maj.
Lancaster and Rcial0ad. VIM Webb Wing.
reelected no opposition.
Stafford Moncure, Loco. reelected.
Dmrdde close aud doubtful.
CufDeDDcr Barber. L. reelected Increased maj.
Kag Ge0rgf Robt Wallace, Wing rec ecteI.
Prince Ge7rge. r. g. Rives, L. reelected. 10 oP.
Northampton VERIFY. Wing reelected. no OF.
App1motl7r. Cbeaiham, Loco. reelected.
Oh,o C0. elects Mr. PITT, Wing.
H0rshaV. McDona.d Loco, reported gain
Prince William elects Harrison. Loco.
L0ud1n. Harrison. Beard md White, Wings.
Fauquer. r. T. Scott aod Rector ". reelected
Southampton elects DR. Griffin. Wing.
e. Col. y. W. DAyIt. Gen. DAS'L WALLACE
aad Col II Il THOMPSON are talked Of rs canti-
dates for Congress, ~ supply the vacancy coca
stoned by the death Of Hon. A. JANIS BLACK 10
the lst Congressional District Of South Carolina
The election takes place According to the Cover
por's proc iarnatios. On the 22d and 23d Of May.
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FeoM sr. ions Y B-The steamer Admr,l
.,,iy,s from g. John. N & this morsing. bnnss1r
PEI. of Aprl y Alternative hfs hao ocarrsd a. P-
- = 81. ~bIeh block Of s-y-p HOSES Aui /. -.
80 barot 4 letter from ChNi0te.o~s, Prince 81
f..,ra d.ts4 aHff iH sn-ss- ~ 'esffify tf -
10 ft. Nssfr~n part 81 Fraca County % m,t cssfes a.
go. 90. rt.ined mat srul~ ~ ths pepplspa ~,
,lI .es~r ioE 1sut u f1o1 The writer says has -
al are ~ ths gbes crop AT s-s',n ~ '1 fAroi
49,. 49,. l.If - the agsrsge sdtei o. she ala. srtl
. M fh. rtfsfoes hzs bees ihs plumsto csuss n -
..-rt want W. - COZ snteiqte anY sas-s ~ sea-,
-, rts .Aundsncs ~ hsh already cor M sueis,r
- - , tha shsrs. ~th ~nst 81 fsf sae-o1f iocd a.,
- -.r.s ~ill by - 90 b'ss..ns 40 hop7, ay-fi ~,
r.,.y tti. ,s.r huI t.s diHcutJ -, The pfccar1f 4,
,f,irg ssas1l fhsf sfesfef 500 ifiN fla,,
$50 y. -. 80 10 80 ns - yesr Sgst3l Tar -
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REVOLUTION ~ MEDICINE Toe inpOrtauc9 oi true
system OF meliens upon which the happiness comfort
and live, u as all depend can hardly 0o oysr-esma'ed
And how san know 10 but by iIs rsssts? IL NOT ire
tree knSwa 0y rs irutsP Ia various bssn
1und whs aosbtsd abe PrOpriey Of using the lancet bus
hey JAILED 30 rr0re 10 wrong. Hahbsmspn's followers,
vel a. thoGe Of fnefsnE and Thomson merely dogna-
eay ccndsmn 10, and could rlske little or no upres,ion
upon the old doctor. But tho moment Chrome Thermal
Ism, with Its ulqaetouaDe proofs sppears the stage
presto change comes ever the spirit OF thu dream
Llnces shsaRe loches take sick sud die bloody
return 90 plague their Inventors Ne sgruple 10
affirm that The Young PnJsc Of DR.. Turner though ouly
year Ola Out the result OF years Of study and sxper
trce) has contributed m0re 10 that short period 70 eject
real and desirable reform Than all the mere doubt
D and fasssrs IN gobnes, water and could produce
IN thousand years. But there /. much yeg 10 be
OaWard Is the word. fMilitary Argus
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FATHER MlrSrw.-The following letter fror

Ts,ssr Mathew which appears in one Of tho sysnl pa
pers setes The Gaze Of his departure Tor ths country
Cosx, April. tsi1.
Nv DFaa Carr KNICHr SHP NEw W0ELr. Your
etcoued letter has just arrived. and thank you "a ay
whole hear, for your exceeding kiudness 10 pains me
1rs shan san express 90 De Disappointed IN my expect
stens ~ o. soon crossing The Atauus Win You an az
seeing ny dear friends DO Areries, but enNienty nope
hat ibis will &c the sst dsapp No~ mas su
fhsrk God. rscover-d. difficulty 90 my intended
d.parturs r August and shall with the divine oes,ios
s.urs5s sake passage uneor your sommsuo ON nc fs
CT thst month. ~
To The friends Of Humanity I'D Religion In New-Yors
deeply grateful. aid Ndently de'ifs loi an oPpo'
tgnity % -spfess TO them ia ps0n the sentiment that
thrlts within NY bosom.
Atd 90 toe faYers already conferred ~ oosfot ot
eo vosr retaru 90 NsvYork. aud the COED pso
@ there how anxious sn 90 be 9Th them 10 ssptemosr
Asan sxpreIs.nf my gratitude ,or Your kndoess ! .ni
&c. &C IhEobAbb MATHEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

Ia thIs City. on THURSDAY evening @lth nil ~ Rev
A.exaud-rS Leonard j. " BRUNDlGE. Nd. u ttis
Ci.y, 90 HELEN 2. WhlrrEMOKE, Tsnd-dseshtsr q
lslas Pierson, Esq Of Causudaigus
On the seth ulf - Rev Ous Skinner 10 the Ufchsrd-
O., Church, NJ GRO HENRY STOW 10 Miss ELIZA
BETH DU ROCHA
GA the III iust by Rev. " Curtis. DUNCAN 4. GRANT
81 Ross shire SeoGsrd, 20 Misc DORCAS A. daughter "
Rev W Curtis u HOpewell. \. j.
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Iowa Elcction-Whig Triumph.

ST L1Uls, Monday, May !.
The official returns Of the Election for Superin.
tondont Of Public instruction in the new state OF
Iowa, have at length been received. and HARLAN,
Wbig. IS elected. notwithstanding the premature
shouts Of the Loco Focos on account Of the sup
posed success Of Mr. Benton.
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BUSINESS Notires.

THE OLD M,srEEs.-O Ono Of the most Interesting and
iasuetys exhibitions 10 town Is tho gallery Of Old Pie
lures a. the LJesum BsiiiDgs Broadway. Since tie
italian Opera has ceased 70 be, tho patronage Of cur it
families hs, been transferred to this collection and It is
new he most pleasant morning lounge Strangers should
sst miss paying llsyisit
To rHE PuHLic--l hereby offer sad agree 10 forfeit
s 900 Il DO not sell good Blots Tor 81 ~ sod
the city 6r e. or a. Aaa furthermore, ssrss % fr
fsl the ifany other sells good Boots for
a sell have ihs largest retail trade Of any
si4rs the city aud shall sna-ayor kssp by selling
better Boot a. ie prices thao any Of nay competitors
my26~ b. JONES. Is Ann-st
DAY Gooss-KgssErr WHErLEa 4 81 Cathar.ue-
ofsn1g tss greatest Inducements in ihs linz ever
before snown. They can't be beat
~ Tao power % the press rfhtiy spilled 70 tus-
nsfs puslis leads 70 fortune To enable advertisers
firm r'sh oprion' and spPy the power Of lhe press 90
country Jlaieeusy 20 business psuuts valuable prac
les Information can be htd - The Agency ofY = PALM
Et and snoce Of - btsi pspen, of Which he has
tlsutJ 70 uauiast business
CRATE AfRoSsl GaArE AFE0Ssi Crate Afsoss o.
An extensive assortment u New Styles maa1fsegsrsi b.
TIE suhssIbs sd of ale wholesale sad rst. - greatly
reduced prices. l26 5rI W. sBEOWN, Isl Bowsry.
ENGLISH 40 I5ovrsesutts
BRUSSELS CARPETS
~ From the great aaetiou best In the city
Choice patterns color, for tho unprecedented low
y
a. Nv PETERSON HUMPHREY 49, Pssri-,L
~ IursoysD sIAs>ETic M1cHiSrs, with mslu,i 1,a
edition. - 500 giving nitrasliOGs Tor their Price
g., SIC. 81, snd slf H. n. SHERWOOD 81. D., l01
Cham1-rtst s25 itcod
Ira saAsos.-" sPfos tins Is coming" and al per
who desire 20 ENJOY rood hsAhtlro ugh tire Sumner
0ashs are easful 2unfy aud elsanse their systems
fo =. impgrte and unhealthy tha .eeuna-
sie particularly 81 this s-s'on oftls rear sASDss saR-
sAFAaLLa peculiarly adapted 10 this york u pgr yins
Is Psssics 81 the curative pr)pertiesof ne the
most efficient aaa condemned form and directly upon
ihe blood In ,he process o. 70 formation and thus cause,
ihs speedy removal q Ulcers, Turnor, serofuls Esap
too' Enlargement Of tho Glands and al other eIteTaa
nar.feuafiori e. GA uaustursl circulation.
Prepared auc old, wholesale and retail. b. A. b. b
SANDS, wholesale Druggists 300 Falion. eofaer o. WI
i'tii 70 srosdvsy snd Y East broadway. Ne~.Yors
sod aso BY Dragssp generally thros.hous th- usis,s
.ssiss Price 81 per sofis. or 'iS soiuss fcr q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
49, gIsoM AZ sOUTm.
Two Days in advance Of the Mail
By Pony Express and Telegraph.

Auousrl Ga Friday, April ..
Your Overland Express has arrived, bringing
New Orleans dates 10 the 24ih. teiegraphed to
Mobile. There is no later news from Mexico, nor
is there my item whatever in the papers worth
teeersphiug. Three thousand bales Of Cotton
changed bands on the 2lth without change 10
price fair Sugar is worth g, and Mo'a''ss l9
cents Ohio and Illinois Flour sold at 81 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
EnpIosion aud Loss Of Llfe.

LINClNNATl M1nI'yI HHT D
An explosion OF gunpowder took place at the
Fire Works Establishment 10 this city 70 day
which resulted ia the death Of two men. and the
serious injury of three others.
The Methodist Confer 'e is in session here
Bishop Hedding is the Pr, ling officer.
The R-rer is I'm hne boatng order
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Later from santa Fe and Chihuahua.

81 is'N TO- N4'AHHgf WV De-
Accounts from Fl Paso have been received as
late as the Sd OF March Gen. Price had leltfor
Chihuahua with nIl his forces
Another revolution or rebellion was anticipated
in Santa Re The Nexicans were becoming very
bold and saucy
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New-Yor4 Judicial Election. ohsial J
FIRST DISTRICT


lLLNoB.-Tle Wings o. ihe Win Dist1ci
have appointed = L. SNIrE delegate % the Ma
t.osal Convention. WIN Gooiing. Of VIII Go. sab
s,ituts AID S. 4. Hlr.b1t Presidential E.octor.
The resu.. Of vote u determine tue choice OF the
meeting Tor President. wss-HESRr CLAY A.. D.
Mclean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

TLoUE--rhs market was steady without change ~
price,, sales Of 300 bos were made At rs &C 80 for
Go1c.co Michigan &C. CoES-We notice ssI,s OF 5000
bushels al 90 81 cents. OATsWs report sales Of 1000
Jlsh-. ~ "a RYE confined steady bu, dull sales
Of . 900 bushels at - cents PRovsIoSs-No change
FREIenrs-Dull aud nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

~ a letter from Nassau. y. p. ct the 18th ult
stss ihs. The ship ose q New York hence log No
e Gas ga4s ashore on Berry ISLANDS, BOT lis e17se,ei 20
sst or SO farther particulars Ths vessel Is aaei a.
S50Oi0 sai iasa-e9 az Boston On The Washington Gem
psny. Sl35l9; Nov.E1slans, $4,000; United States
$500 Neptune $1,000; ant SO 90 IN the ksnne. &c