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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-01
DISEASE OF THE HEART. RUPTURE, AND DRorsY

. NEw YoRK, July ~,
DR. TOWNSEND Dear sir My wife been acted with dis
Of the heart and with terrible fifteen years
The greater Of the time she has
breath and great Auttsrng Of the heart
rssng and has frequently been unable bed Tho
but little benefit when had taken but hrs
bottles excellent medicine she relieved az he
Of the and the rupture has almost
She has also had the dopsy and very swollen We
had could benefited comp
cation Of diseases But has
her Of the dopsy that thfs statement
appear almost like felton, but nevsrthses reality
Your sssapAla h certainly valuable medicine and should
used ~ that suffering have been
account they at liberty to call house and
oea'a' concentration Yours respectfully
WILLIAM TOWSER, James street.
DYSPEPSIA
esy M has ever been discovered which 20
epes the gastric juice saliva in decom posing
,ooa snn ssens,aenng the organs of digestion, this
PIePssA: oi saIsaparia II positively every
OF dysPepsA, however severe or chronic; - ~
~ O. DAN DErARrNuvr, Albany MAY TO- leA6
d. TewrvNps SIR: have aaicted a.
with dyepapse ~ worst FORM attended Win -
stomach. oeb q Appetite sxirone hsarthurn and
to all kinds leeA anh Tor weeks what rs rhsvs
able retain ous small portion stomach ,r,ed ,S
Indeed aonths try yo%r
sapartA say with little confidence hot 80. o.
nearly osbs esA ny appetite restored ana ths hss,nn
entirely aa vsa sasnssty H. r.s !" y,
- hnss WhsAuRe boea amlussa - have besn. " "
T9tl Yssrs o.. W. W. VAN xANpr
n h Purchase none hut suoh have wrapp>r, th..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-01
LOST HER SPEECH.

LOST HER SPEECH
The annexed certificate tells simple and truthful story
Of suffering and relief There thousands of similar
in this city and Brooklyn, and yet there
parents who let their children die for being srn.
plugged, few shilngs:
BRooKLYN, September Is, l8s
take pleasure stating the
whom that daughter months
aMcted with debility
given past family physician fortunately
was recommended by friend to sarsapaIl Before
having used bottle she her enabled
to the asonishment a who
the circumances She quite well and much better
than she has been for eighteen months
F JOSEPH TAYLOR, York st. BROOKLYN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-01

From Professor Mott, of Nep York, and Others.
The undersigned have examined D.. Bannng's move
the vscea and believe them be highly interesting
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. b. Whiting,
J. Kearney Rodgers, H. Mclean.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-01

New YoRK, April 20, lss7.
Da verify believe that sasapala has been
through Providence life have
eal years bad cough became and At last
,ed quantities Of blood had night and greatly
deblhatsd reduced did live
your sasspala short time. there
change wrought able walk all
city blood, and my cough has left
inague that thankful for these results.
Your otedient servant
WIN. RUSSELL Catharipe street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
No. q.

A ltef pn,IfstoN.-iH q fasp inv0ly.
ing fta luEjtHY n 40 enlistment nadb
while ihr putty rHtistsd was Htdat the in
fluehta GfIiqtos. J44ee NV ne, o. Get ~.
burg tPenn4 decided, last week, flat il
was hrnrssHty tllat tho recruit, at TIE en-.
listneht, should ID 'tbtif6iy sohef."
\ Lo0s Ifrr=-1be following Ii from
a laht1isiiHE Swain to bis gentle divioltYs
Oh laig. tbdt nv iaVtf efHli.
Hbtfisf teaft thefe ~ flfaii tainN.
Tread eoupliatre In fGttf HFe.
Then why not say ut 6hees fte kept yHtt
wbitinea t7ns tire, atdtf you'll taYe pa.
tipnfe I'll ean ut II wedding dress made.
I'll he thine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

ct,.a t,8t nat,a are coming more and
,.o.. ,.to Ill., /, F,,,ape. Tbeir adyap.
IL .nor. n eIeaaftaess mast bo
zee - H. ,yi.beJ tbat soejs.
..s..,a. ,ao,,d ,,aoiat . .,aod;ng
aaaaa al n,tt a.i4a : snall NJ, tian
en. ga, a. ,tn ia,,a, :, i-.o,,orta.
s.t.. ..a.,.a a..a.d
.,I.,..4 .nd ra,.f sroa.
-. !. ~, T. ncnsr.I mi. NAV
N i. 80 s;,a. nce asd ,,valrv oft,a
e..,,a,.. b,rt n,sr vsa,.
- !. s..e.,. :. gaf tbs benefit IF
~ ..t;.s acid !, orcs to .,o.
..a,nod RE- Sane ,ea.on anJ
a. .ro,,,.t The ea.r Of premiums
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
DtRL w. u. Wnnn.

OFFERS his professional services ID tie people u
Baton ll1ttge atl III vicinity. Office tit LAFAYETTE
strett nest d8of to shat If III ~IayHott.
Fpit 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
On tBtrttuutoug.
Moral ana Physical Cour.

FAVA@A E8aW y H. = 9BttAM
agG.-CoVrHge il properly considered
he first essential quality Ia form IIip zol
diar. AbsIraEisdlY. the principle IA for,
rect bnt he who would aspire 10 military
success on Ibis dependence. will find hin
self niserahly disappointed. Courage Is
ttoral Hnd physical. II wHr the hitter
l1Hy, ai rare B"ea ions, ''frw Hnd CIR be-.
tWeen, be fttfnad II aeeg"tt. while On
sarFicn. eternal opportunities Up II 10 bin
who ia pjssessof nf tha fatnett==a road to
honor and Distinction HnaW not II ply
steal quality which Is exhibited under
tH0te different phasas. Like luran lem
whose boiling courage lends him to poIdn.
teer himself e4f1at perda IF n forl0th hope,
sinks Under the fattate ahd ptiyations Of Il
few forced matches while he impressive
determination II another, who wanted
nerve or ambition 10 head n leihal struggle
IN the hfeHch, calmly works liUselfthro'tgh
difficulties, a1d by the ubton Of had and
henri, Establishes II marked superiority
over The reckless adppniH# or, WHO would
boldly ssfahe hi. life Upon Tbs east" Hnd
with mistaken determination TO follDw Oh
The poets words, ISLAND The hazard Of the
de-" The haif.tunined courage Of on
own staatrymen Is ptoterbial II Is, wher
Irregular merely Nh idle exhibition o
| reckless daring when s~ystatjati cd, tbs
| dangerous property that renders the ltisl
soldiers irresistible. | haye, ia II southern
fair, driven hundreds, In n fiction fight, be-
fore me With u handful of Dragons AT
yet these very men recruited the ranka q
II native regiment a few month afterwards
which, bayonet 10 bayonet, scattered lk
sheep Napoleon middle guard at Fnente
d'Onorp. To point eut the varieties ofpet
sonttl co1FBns would bc fDdlrss. by II
brilliant di-p|ay M1fat won a splendid r.
p~ptatiou ; while by II jdIt rent esbibiiio
Ney attained, even anong that matcbIe'
group If oldierB, the marsh5is Of haPolFot
the ptouod s~ontriqaet Of brapc des brar'
and won n well earned Immortality. An
vet the difference Of fbese splendid soldier
in their respective Claims to military sup
~riority, was remarkable. Mnrat, wi
glorious audseily at The head Of bis mob
cavalry. conspicuous by his white plum'
= eap, and found everywhere where the 60
4 test was tho hott II, won even from /
wild opponent che C"ssaek guard the
boua dlpss admiration ]: while Ney, IN ~
and defeat was greatest ae, halfbnfied
d snow. wreath, he examined his Foaf
( and calmly when all beside despairf
Y pricked The fout out that saYed 10 Ffan
8 the debrls 81 her magnificent army.
which ofthese u~peqpailed soldiers shot
tie psim Of moral courage be awarde
To him If Moskwa ludubitably-IiHts
a soldier In Serptce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

The FRHven FLtHr.-A private cores.
p0ndent at Toulon writes-'All is activity
aid hustle here, indicating u move msnt M
rsrf.' vrt1sfs tttt4t tIeeit iaeeiE'ett t6r The
whole 81 the ships fl be concentrated. They
are al very we'll manned, and have their
heavy stores Int lbey ars now directed hy
the Republican Provisional Government IL
take on board fvs months provisions. ana
TO be 10 every respect ready to receive sa'S
den orders. IN tiastanh) The destination
If the feet IL certainly Naples nited
| Service Gazete.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

nonsn powrR.-We mrs frequently
ASKED ths question, what il understood by
horse power? and why that way Of reckon.
ing came To be adopted and brought into
general use1
Before fhe power IF Steam was general
" known and applied 70 mechanical pdr-
poses, horses we're used 10 raise coat md
other heavy bodies, and Mr. Mboty, ears@
fully compared the relative power If tho
different breeds Of horses, and found It's
average equa1to raising $4,000 pounds ono
iot per minute, ot what IL equivalent, to
raise $40 pounds 100 feet during that space
oftime when attached to II lever NJ sweep
If a given lebatb. Tins, this afterwards
became The standard NJ u1easnfFthg power
~ force applied 10 mechanical purposes,
and which IL Still retained In common use.
T4ruper mn Mechanic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
Dn. TnnMAa HEAuMnNT.

Having permanently located h Baton
Rouge. tenders bis professional services to
The citizens ofthe town and vicinity,
Office next door frDtn the CITY Hotel
TafayeHs stFeeL
fttnh ~ IL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

4 mliden should neyef talk scandal, NOR
se0ld, nor kate, 81 long. at least. m she In
IN love, Oh account If The contrast. When
she has become mather Ola household, with
children, raws, aud maid.aetyanis. no req
sopable husband can object u n moderate
degree n ahgsr, and ~ humble share Of
n~nnlIiInt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

'IHE AFpHh4tH 70 ritz Airs FHt thn
iast fw8 faye, We had aeFh gfeat aulleh
tiIta. The fret Indications gf the Airs, ew.
| pri4a III The distances. NHH. We wpfp
rushing ri them sometimes with m III.
tafYehlrn slopb covered with vine ards.
Villages mud sinai t8wns htbRiHE IN mid
Dir, with grt Ht wo6as 'f1livps enpn / tfuuHb
The iiBht ut,ati towers ~ theft churches
aud rlatiAs moving slnWly bb, Upon the
staap aetlivitg behind them ruined i astits
pFrthHd Upon every tntintnoe, and sfHt-
lnfpd l,Httsaa IN the tlbns and tttllies df The
hills nadp 1t worry beautiful. Tbe great
/ Insight If thtsr. t6o. making thH buildings
look sB tiny. tbst they had all The thb M
| If elegant models their txressivH white
hess. ~ aon rnsIsd with The brown rocks.
1r the sombte. deep, duh, heavy green n
tbs olive tree and The pthy sjze. and little
slow walk If the LiIipnIian treh and va
n1en in the bank made i ritAfning pic.
tarr. There we're ferries hlf If number,
loo bridges the famous Pont d'Espflt,
with | 4 II, know h6w mnby arches; towns
Hlrtn upfl1rable wines are made ; Val.
lenre. where s9apoleo0 'studied and tbn
noble river. bringing atevefy winding turn
naw beauties u 10 yiFw go tehsns's Leitet
THh HttHfsf MfN. Louis Philippe
King ofths French. Is fpppted tn be- worth
one hundred md fltY millions ofdhllafs.-
Bif tobeH Peel II shid tn possess Ht esIate
valued Al ninety millions Of dollars. Ant
The valuation ii J4tot Hstof's possessions
Is thirty millions Of dollars.
The French monarch has lived thee.
quarters If q century, but old as he IL, h
dare not take The Rif In his ~ capital
without calling up ff Y thousand soldiers u
guird The streets through which he mat
ride. Tba labor which he performs w6ttIC
fendet hin h slave although the work he
has performed, ind The kedn foresight h.
has exercised, wnufd have given any rar
wealth and disitut ion. Sir Robert Peel Il
the son tfa cotton spinner. and Is one q
he mental gi1nts Of the world. The Loaf
II care III n he heats about, would erus
mn army Of o1tptn1h mem Hr Is hit sixtt
years II sgg, and i liteiy 10 do Engiant
ntp b good s~4ryire get. Mr.. Astof is nov
IN his second tntlhp0d. OLD Epraet
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
plafldtts,

Ht
There Are three modes Of bearing he
ills Of life, by Indifference, which 10 the
tnoaf common; by philosophy, Which " tbc
most os~ientacious. and by religion which IL
| The most effctf1al. II has been actually said
that philosophy readily lrinmphs over
uaatot future evils, but that present evils,
triumph ever philosophy " Pbilosopb7 II
i ooddess Who II IN heaven, but whose
feel are on earth. She attempts more
Than she accompIisbes, and promises more
Than sfe performs. She can teach osto
H,uy oftbe ealamities of otfers With mag
nanimlty; but Il II rsEigion only that can
teach ps 10 bear our own With Resignation
4 Hrxr.-The Richnopd Star saya:
.FoIka who don't ike the way papers are
edited ought 10 ask leave 70 put in = spect.
men Of the right sort. Every n'a who
thinks Il easy to edit a paper exactly right
and 10 universal acceptance ought to Try I.
MAY lie he would succeed, and y -, ne
would be better entitled 70 reward, thar
the ~di.eoyeref of perpetual mot on
M4rarrost.t fHatcrgdy love,
aid Mrs.. Fooz I n her husband 'ohslg.
me p.ish wepty dollars q day 70 pafcAas'
d new dress
.tshan'tdeany such ftbingg-Agnes 10
called uae 1 bear yesterday"
. IL, love, that !. nothing mear
!. IN i that you we're very fond ofbpggging
i aYou'fe . ssacg Tfle Pnss SCUM
J. heard ike the explosion of 2 plstoiJ b
] here's ! afy."
Al peel aays, u dreamed eas engage
Il il writing, and fhst IL fhe midst IF I ssn
Il tence 4 little nll.aa q anae Aflzzlng ~ 2
Il ear. demonstrated with him fof distar
! fne me having spoiled = beautiful par
IL graph. Il will not ttouble ydu.' be rep
I'd cd, / have merely come q panetpate
pass0gc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

Ltanr FRoA EBECrRtgffY Mr.. State
Il occurring In Eugtand Oh his new mode
Of lighting by electricity. The literary
and Philosophical society Of Sunderland
IN Va a public soir6e last November. ut
which this mode 81 1tghtitg was The prin
eipa1 attraction. The Newcastle Guard
Ian s,ya. 'r1he light, which was Of a..
t1oisbing brillianee and beauty, was plae-
m under an airtigbt glass vase. When
| The eas WIS turned down II sufficiently
Lighted Tho spacious building and bore ibf
| closest resemblance to the great orb 81 dat
Of any light which we ever witnessed
The electric light was next exhibited 10 .
vessel of water with equal success. mr.
Il. stated That Il was The cheapest as wei
as the best (ot all practical purposes .'nf
The marvellous invention was bailed WI
rant1rn,s ~pla'ldfs."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
n atttNItntHI.

PREPARATION Of CefFHHAth silimah's
journal ws fad II ndtiea ofa f]nentUir on
fGfpe by tie distinguished French chemist.
w. Payenf The results brought 0fi Ivy bis
chemical researches agree exactly with
facis previously known IL regard 10 this
a%ftirIe. A afeat error III Iht pfepa ration
of ctiIa =, IL, thai II II burned t3a intBh, by
viii h ibe liquid, when II Is brought to the
table, IL dsstftut Of agreeable hif6r, aud
his Il bitter. unpleasant taste. The reason
ofthis II shown:
"CoH 9. roasted only till II bfetnps
slightly red preserves the maximum II
weight and aroma, but gives out less
tolotine matter. III this State, 100 pounds
ARE frtnd to have ldst III, hut hheH iuefr.
sad 10 The bulk Of 1870 R~6astedt0h rheshnt
color, rs is commonly dune, the lass III go
per cent, Nhilp The increasa III volume il
from 100 III liz This swelling If ttte grain
depends upon tbs pf6tefty VII ith the nit
roeenoos matlef deposited within tlte tissue
has # pulling Up remafbably when heated.
''lftI,e heat is continued until o dark
brown fol6r II produced md tke grain il
covered with a sort Of nlaze. the I6ss In
twenty five per cent, willis tbs original
au1ulffH-1f ss4 %Ftfs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

tn Krep Eggs.@@i have so51 u vafi6ty
If methods recommended i6r keeping eggs
80 tbat hey may be fresh and good through
the winter; btu on trial hsve alWays filled
To have thalu com, o3t rs good aH nov.
About two yeafs a9o | thought would pack
sane in ehafe9at. POUNDED the charcoal.
and packed them IN the same manner rs
recommended III 6ats, ashes, salt, NC The
result was ttrey kept perfectly g0od, end
| when used we re- as fresh mud good 10 ajl
appearance ~ new layfd eggs. We have
tried the charcoal two years with The same
result . Matne FarmFr.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-12
Sherif's Sale.

r INCOLN, ss.-Taken on execution against BART
IL LETT SHELDON, and will be sold at Public Auc
tion at the Store of JAMES NJ. PLUMMER, in Newcas-
tie on Saturday the 29th day of January Is46, at
O'Clock PM. all the right, title and interest that Bart
lett Sheldon has in and to the Farm which he
lives, in said Newcastle, bounded easery by land of
heirs of DIR. Josiah Eyrick northery by land of Job
Hussey formerly southerIy and northery by land of
Nathaniel Bryant.
Aiso-all the right of said Bartlett to redeem his
ow mortgage of same farm to Lot & Josiah Myiick
Also-ali the right of said Bartlett to conveyance
of said farm by virtue of bond or other contract
from Lot + Josiah Myiick.
Also-a the right of said Bartlett of redeeming his
own mortgage of part of said farm to Nathan w.
Sheldon, bounded eastery by the road leading to Edge
comb, norhery by land of Elijah b. Essey. westerly
and southery by land of Nathaniel Bryant
Also, all the right said Bartlett has of redeemng
said farm nndera mortgage from Nathan w. Sheldon
to Josiah Myrick, Lot Myrck, Gushing Bryant, Arita
Bryant and A. F. Lash.
H.. P. COTTON, Del uty Sheriff.
Dec. 81, 1S47.--3wl2
The northern tribune., 1848-01-12
Anatomy and Physiology

LNOR COMMON SCHOOLS.-The " first Book on
Il Anatomy and Physiology ''by Calvin Cutter, VI.
D., embraces-l,t description of the Bones, Mus
cles, Teeth, Digestive organs, Lungs, Heart Blood
vessels Bran, Nerves, Eye, Ear, &C., illustrated by
"a beautiful engravngs 2. 1t describes the of
the several parts. 3 1t contains ample suggestions
for the preservation of health. A. 1t gives u and
plain directions for the treatment of accidental inju
res as the recovery of persons apparently drowned.
the stopping of bleeding vessels. the treatment of
burns, woun1s &c. This makes it valuable work
for families wel as schools.
1t is used in the State Normal and common Schools
of more than one hundred towns in Massachusetts,
1t is recommended be generally introduced into the
District Schools by the State and County Snpernten-
dents of Vermont by the Superintendent of schools
in thirty counties in New York.
Sold by II. HYDE, Bath Sanborn & Carter Port
and, b. D. Mussey Co., Boston, and by Booksellers
generally. w9
The northern tribune., 1848-01-12
Singing School !

MR.. j. NJ. BAKER would inform his friends in
n this city, that he will commence the second term
of his singing classes at the Methodist Lecture Room,
of Centre and Washington Streets, as follows
EvENINa Glass (for scholars in any stage) on Tues
day evening Jan. 4th, 1848 to be continued Tuesday
and Friday evenings. JUVENILE CLASS on Wednes-
day afternoon at il O'Clock, to be continued Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons.
Terms-Evening class, 20 lessons, Gentlemen 81 so
g " f " Ladies 100
Juvenile Glass so
NJ B. Mr., B. proposes to introduce into his even
ing class, fhe "Ancent Harmony Revived" collec-
ton of old music. d49wll
H3-Copies of the "Ancient Harmony Revived" may
be found for sale at R. SAWYER'S Bookstore.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-12
Dwelling House for Sale F!

THE Subscriber offers for sale at a bargain, the
L house, garden and out-buildings now occupied
by himself situated Middle st. next north of Capt.
Kodbird's The house is in perfect repair, is conven-
lent, and has an excellent cellar.
AlsO-a good House lot. situated said street,
next north of Rev. Mr.. Pamer's, and is pleasantly 10
Gated. As the subscriber wishes change his place
residence, the above property will be sold bar
gain. For further particulars apply to
z. c. NORTON.
Bath, Dec. %, l547 l2d49
The northern tribune., 1848-01-12
Miss -Hinkley's School,
RRUNSWICK.

TN consequence of the unavoidable interruption in
her School, from the difficulty of obtaining suitable
accommodations Miss Ilnklt has concluded to ocen-
by the Pleasant Street Seminary, and to take charge
of class of Lads well young Ladies, until she
is able to resume her former arrangements.
Assistance IN the Languages will be rendered by
Mr. EGBERT c. SMYTH instruction will he given
as heretofore, in Music, Needlew ork and Drawing.
6F TUITIr per quarter, from THREE to FIVE
DOLLARS, varying according to the studies pursued.
Music SIX DOLLARS.
The term will commence Monday, Dec. 90 Ar
rangements have been made for boardng,in good fam
lilies, such as may apply.
Applications can he made at the Seminary at the
residence of EBENEZER EVERETT, Esq.
Brunswick, Dec. 10, l847. 5d372w9
The northern tribune., 1848-01-12
TALLMAN Il SEwALL,

TALLMAN Il SEWALL,
Counsellors & Attorneys at Law,
BATH, ME.
Office o,. Front Street. opposite tie Elliot House
II. L. 8. will practice in the several Courts in Lin.
coin, Cumberland and KeDnebec Counties, and Will
devote their attention exclusively TO the business of
their profession.
HENRY TALLMAN, FREDERIC ID. SEwALL.
Bath, Jan. e, lS48. 6d55-5wl2
The northern tribune., 1848-01-12
SHIP CHANDLERY

DAVID INGALLS,,
At his old stand, corner of commercial
and Broad streets. near thetOwn
Landing.
is now eceivng ,and will keep constantly on hand
l. prime assortment OF SHIP CHANDLERf consist
ing in part of the following articles, VIZ:
Hardware, Hempan Manila Cordage-Cod Mack
erel, Log, Deep-S Sea and Hand Lines-Sail Cloths
Twine, Oakuin, sheathing Paper, Cut and Wiough,
Nails assorted Copper and Iron Spikes; Pump and
Rigging Leather; Mopyarn Grind stones Paint,
Tar, and Nansh Brushes Fish Hooks, assorted
Oars, Handspikes, Mast Hoops, Hanks, Draw and
deck Buckets; Lanterns, Brassand Wood Compass
es, Patent Friction ind Iron Bushings; Hooks and
ThimbIes, Copperand Wood Hand Pumps
PAINTS AND OIL.
White Lead, vefdigrs,
Red do, Venetian Red,
Paris Chrome and Letherage.
Emerald Green. Lnseed Oil,
Black Paint. Sperm do.
NAVAL STORES.
Tai, Pitch and Bright Varnsh,
Rosin, Spirits Turpentine,
Turpentine. Coal Tar.
ANCHORS of all sizes, at Manufacturers prices.
Ships BLOCKS, DEDEYES aad PUMPS, Of su-
perior workmanship, bv the suit, constantly OH hand
all of which W i'll be sold low.
Bath, Aprill4 1876
The northern tribune., 1848-01-12
Brunswick Seminary.


THIS School is divided into Male and Female De-
1 parrments, each Of which is under the care Of
experienced Teachers This arrang cement secures the
successful introduction OF all the Branches Of Euuca
ton usually taught in our Seminaries and Boarding
Schools, including Draw ing, Painting, Needle work
and Music, lal' thoroughly taught for the low terms
Of from SO, 90 to $50 per quaIter)
Numerous Lectures are given Chemistry, Bota.
ny, Philosophy and Astronomy, which are illustrated
with suitable apparatus. These branches are taught
with special reference to their application in Agr-
culture and the Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano AT St per term.
few pupils will be ac accommodated with board in
the family of the Principal. lat LIS where they
will have every from the Teachers, and not be
exposed in stormy weather as the School is under
the same roof.
This School possesses a small select Library, and
collections in Mneraogy, Geology, Conchology and
Botany
p-frhe WINTER TERM will commence on Mon
DAY, Goth inst. ttH
G. c. SWALLOW, Principal
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