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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-07
Notice..

IF my friends that have small bills at my store, VIII
cali and settle them this month, shall feel under
some obligations 10 them, have soae large bills Ia
nav, which cannot pay unless collect my small
IHOMAo DOVLEo.
Bath ApriI 3, I84a.
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10 % NOR O3 Us ev. 1882 g. 80 length l2 OIL
> =; + New Moon, Sd, O'Clock % minutes evening.
So First Quarter 10th, 10 O'Clock. 10 min morning
= Full Moon, 18th, O'Clock, 50 min. morning.
e Last Quarter, Goth, O'Clock Al min. morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
SpgsspRgtY ge1. y.

,ANiE CoP NHrN ERNlr, heretofore existing between
tie subscribers. under the styleaud firm OF MotIANA
HAN y THOMPSON, istis day dissolved 10y mutual con
sent.
The Affairs ot the c1nectn will hr closed by John q Me
ClIuh4n. who viii usp lt p4u - the INN ir that purpose
JOHN q. Met IANNlA&,
CAIAIN THOMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

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accomplished II | Know nv c,n1n,yym.n ,bsv vii,
su.iaa the President IN doi,, &, ,jb,t 1 ,,ba =,
ho his purpose aud the n,p,s, If ,h,,ioin, tb, No.,
must H. determined hy tho Fxecu,iye in s,nsnlt,6
with military rnrn IN, understand tl,n ,n,,,y al
The situation n the Alex,r,, ,uv-nn,.nt d,,
profess N, sell Ia know the c7nrrv anil d. mt s,e,b
cN calhedrl IN the sllbrct bal,ey, il would b. nm
CT IN ,ommunie ate ali iur5reot facts r,lang ia ,is
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bllrve# the FNeent,t, h,s .ng s.,,rf. +, y,biflLI
have 10 doubt iAsl ,..,arl srn,i act.d nnd, fan
instruetiens iron, TN, 4. y.,a,,,r ,l,..,h I a. 49,,
know Tie fact i, n,, d5,,i II h4e,es. ,n ,.,m,
fnandi4p general IN iIo ,,,,at, ,e. i, ,,bi.l, n.
una rleeel would -, NO, o.3lh,ul he i,stnct,n.
oNrrcs4rd of inpfel-or Ina e. yrtpn,ant And ia,
order he issued Is md e,t m ,,ler "a !, tho c,tna
state of tlop.. Am Amel,,n General sball have i,,uef
'rh.4e a. T., a., f.,lL a. H. a., Nc ,a1 ,no n,,
and are H. ha ,a,e1 H., ,,aI, and yi4rons pyecn,i,
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LIS ,5lalan ,llNag Al, c,eTse oc Executive ,lseto.
an IN lf.i.r,.e ID, f., ,,lfIbll such inf tmaiion
4 any tiefs hr 40 n,ed L., na.nI 10 lin enemy
would t5ie k.t I'M, n4iiun
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whole p.ra, Of my service Arr. have eyer witnessed
norc f,laoa, viii ,oatl Ia Ills ion inG,fmation thai
has been exhibited 3, ll. rfa.srt ,.-a4oo Tina Sen.
s,r VIVA h,- u.t tal,n Lls sat Ines nt b,leya ,ha,
the Executive h4 E, SIM 4, s4ft, IN ,. ,iion Il, iii,
WIN iha Ire t,a,,s fa Withhold. and vel he is .pna
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why Is Thai IIfla j. a ote,l# snl,,rt opan which va
aru n1sltlfne question If peace and VAR Of raisiny
afni0s aul when We aes the at,,inI If our military
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

hpN virtue OF deed Of Iulsl executed 10 rs by " IN
W. Camden, barring dale the I2tli day o. January
1874, aud duly recorded in The Clerks Office OF Nelson
County Court for certain purposes therein mentioned we
shall sad Deed Of trust, olf and sell 10
the highest bidder G cash the prcmlses, Whreon Tho
SAID WIN. w. Camden formerly resided, on Friday, the
18Th DAY of February, lS1S, If fair, if not the next far
one certain tract or parcel OF l.and, which the said
WIN. W. Camden died containing
.gsf~ Acres.
be the more less adjoining The lands Of John r.
Camden, and VIM. l.. Dlrktc and others Also, sn1ih
tract or parcel Of Land, containing
- ACRES,
be the same more or less adjoining the lands of John
Ca,nJen deed. and others. Also, all ihe said VIM,
Camdcns rghr tile and interest IN The tract OF landly-
lng he head waters Of Shoe Creek, Ia tia county 81
Nelson, containing
BOD Acres,
Also, the said WIN. ". Camdcn's interest in the land
bclouglug 10 the Eslae ofJohn Camden. deed, lying
in county Of Mason, the waters OF the Is Mile
Greek, which said interest is
iO3 ACRES.
Also, one NEGRO " OMAN, named Priscilla. Also
one { locl four Feather beds aud Furniture, one SIDE
bard one Bureau looking Glass. and all the other
House hold and Kitchen furniture, Of the said VIM u
Camden "a lsp his Plantation utensils OF every dsserP
hs stock Of hogs their increase since the execution OF
this said decd Or much Of the aforesaid property as
will be sufficient pay and satisfy the dsbts dec IN said
deed Of trust.
The title 10 said property Is believed to bsg'od, but
acting as trustees We will convey such as Is vested IN
JNO s CAMDEN,
NM WRIGHT,
Jan 2O-tIsF Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

at our late stand My stock Of GROCERIES, nphES
1ICS LIQUORS. Ne viii he found at all times laee sn
we'll selected, equal any in this market oldcr, TOT good
AA1lI IN .a1n LuIlx ull.1lcl To- Com. Iumncnia Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
Important lnini nation :.

VA lO keeps the Heer,i, The ri hest the most fash
w lonahle and beautiful Goops inpoJled} Nn
II. RYAN. Who has a hrlc stock of SHAWL, and
$ var, On boI2 wv Rf'N. Are they wgy'
Yes. He has them from 10 cents piece 10 Sl5na
peee;-- the most elegant YOU ever saw
Docs he kerpa handsome assortment of nIrsS SNts2
Oh cachy -yc, does he from b cts pr. ynd 10 -
pet yard and certainly The most beautiful yuu have
these many days"
Docs he keep hand such Goods as Cashncros Me
rmes, Ncrnp rlads. Caoruas Mousclns. Fdlo de
Gheyrc, Aparras. Eomhaznc> Cloths. Cassisrrcs Vet
nss, ln>b Linens Bed lickngs. Blankets kctsc,s,
llu-eys. Sbeeugs, Sbrtiuqs, Buttons, Tapes, Plus,
Needles. Gloves Hosiery. tambrrs. Calleacs Swiss
and Book NaslIos, and such Ike
We'll. he docs. aud ',aolhDn cl,e.o
How does he s,H -cieap?
lie does Htai Niug. and ''oo mistake" CAL sud see
HIM IIc charges nothing ion showing aud but hHls Il
You buy.
Whore is his stored In lynchburs, opposite u. h.
paNne's IloaI sluLr.
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e.roccr, nnd Conl,ni..ion nnsines.,

II ANtNG purchased the mtsfet of NJ {. Thonran N
ii the late canasm 81 Mechanism d Thompson Will
continue the
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NgNE,isai,

tINiiE Subscriber has several NEGROES ler hire, the
suing year Persons wishing 10 mrs, viii Apply 10 Nh
George Ba2hY. FRANCES B. SlIACkLEFoRp,
Dec 23-ts Amherst.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-17

The New York Mirror thus closes its re.
marks upon the National nomination for the
Presidency:
We have no fears for the result i'll Mo-
vember next, and are now perfectly ready
for the case TO 60 to the jury. Tho great
body Of ,hs Wings will heartily support the
nomination. and among the Democrats
though we do not count OIL any compact
portions of thev,, yet old Zach has grea
many friends among them "lying about
loose'' The ratification meeting in lnde-
pendencc Square was the largest aud most
enthusiastic meeting we have ever seen,
and Ecn. Leslie Ceombs of Kentucky, as
surri the vast assemb!age that Mr.. Clay
would cordially give his amen 10 Wing ranks
and when the Hon. Hugh. Maxwell, o
New York, at the close Of one of the mos
clo.."",l speeches we have ever listened te
PIE, pL the Empire State to give an over
uLti.n,ns majority for old Zach, there went
up zach shout 10 heaven as we never
he;rl l.r'ore. The very windows Of the
Nli',. House must have ratified at the rep
location % the sound.
We cannot close this article without re-
ni, din. our friends throughout the country
tia' GREAT gratitude and honor is duo to I
nutIe kuig, Esq. for his untiging efforts and
e,,,' r1rence in tho Convention
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For The Cecil Wing j.,
The SilerinaIay.
~ Il, kDIToR:


We find that the question OF
the next Sheriial,y begins 10 agi,ale the
minds Of the voters Of this County: aud per
haps lhis,is Just as i should be, Time should
be allowed 10 look around III order 20 aelec,
a man in every way qualified TO discharge
The duties OF thai important office. He should
be man Of honesty. veracl'y and punc'ua
ily, together with iberali,y and goodness .oi
heat; one tina, will do justice and love mer
cy' In looking around for such MAJ. tie
eyes Of many have already fallen on Mr..
JOHN JASNEY of the fifth district. His claims
will be presented 10 the consideration of the
Wing Comfy Convention, and by the deci
sion OF that Convention both his friends and
himself will cheerfully abide.
MANY VOTERS OF the 18th District.
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domestic Stems.

.drudent.-Mr. Clayton who resides al
Fair Hill. met with serious accident on
TUESDAY lart His borsc ran away and threw
him from his carriage. jrjaring him so much
that for a time h!a lite was otspaireA Oft. We
are p.easedto !earH tia, !.o il rapidly recov-
eying
E:fgest--Our farmers are busy eating
the,r hay---!no ringing q: !:e hwheling o.
ecy,hcs is l.eard on every hand and every
brccse ia redolent with the swee: n,!or OF
ncwlY movn clorrr. The wheat is nearly
ready for the sickle, agi;. here il every APP
pearance 0: al aaunaant crop.
Tlna.--We had white frost again on
last Tuesday rnnsn;nr. bu, we DO not know
that !, did any damage.
The .Army Wmm.--We understand that
the army! worm, is destroying whole fields
o,ti,no,hy in .lle ueghhothood ofCan.we!FA
Bridge. Del.
Celebration Of he +'h Of July. The ladies
Of Elklon having determined 20 present b.
be 70 Tie E!k,on Division o! the Sons OF
Temperance, on the coming 4th OF july, lie
Division have concluded TO celebrate the day
in as imposing a manner as possible. lhey
have invited number Of meiyhborius d.
visions 10 Join them, and speakers are expeci-
ed from abroad.
The beautiful! grove on the property OF
Mrs. Henderson, where former Temper
ance Mass meeting was held, has been OF
tanned for the occasion, and 1t is hoped there
will be large attendance OF citizens from
HE surrounding country.
Besides the ceremonies OF the .'resenta
ton, the Declaration of Independence wall
be read. and an GRAFTON delivered, by menl
bers of the Division. Then will follow gene
raj aIdscssc, on the suhjec, Of Temperance,
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FouRTH The Mexican war. | sin

FOURTH The Mexican war. / sin
cerely rejoice at prospect Of peace: My
life has been devoted to arms, yet look
upon war at all times aud under all cir
cumstances. as national calamity, to
be avoided if compatible with national
honor. The principles of our govern
men,, az well as its true policy, are op
posed to the subjngation Of other nation 3
and the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF other coun
tries BY conquest. In the language Of the
treat Washington, "Why should we quit
our own to stand on foreign ground. -
In the Mexican war our national honor
has been yinG;cated and in debating
terms Of peace We Nay we'll afford to be
forbear,ng and even m>enanimous to our
fallen foe,
These ara my opinions upon the sub
iects referred to BY you; and any reports
Or publications, written or verbal, ir'm
any source differing in any essential par
ticular from what he has here wrltte1,
are unauthorized and untrue.
do not know that ! shall again write
upon the subject Of national politics. I
shall engage in no schemes, no combina
tons, no intsigues. If the American
people have not confidence in me they
ought not to give me their sufrages. If
they 10 not you know me well enough
to believe me when l declare I shall be
content am too old soldier to murmur
against such high authority.
Z. TAYLOR
TO Capt. ]. 5. Allison.
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" wv
Died.

or Typhoid fever, on Saturday last, the 10th
inst. at Cecil Paper Mills, Mrs. SARAH Ann,
wife of Joseph C. Carter, Esq Her funeral took
place on Monday, the 18th, and tho occasion
was improved by very feeling and appropriate
disc curse. TO n large assemblage Of weeping rel
aliyes and friends, by the Rev. }, d. Ayars from
the cath chapter of Matthew, 44,h verso. Mrs.
Carter was kind and atiectionate wife. 4 ten
der and loving mother, aid above sl Christian
and died as she lived, in full assurance OF eteI-
nal life. She has left husband and five chll-
drcn and many relatives and friends 10 mourn
Their loss NJ,
1..Cecil Democrat and Baltimore and fh'ia-
dclphia papers please copy.
relict Of the late Wiiam DrumnOnd, at an ad-
vanced age. r,e,
er at the Head of Snssairas, Miss Elma ksnne.
day
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hNOTAER RESTORED IN KEN.NEBEC X
CO. ME.
East Iiyernure August L., l64S.

Dear Sly:
You may publish this letter or make such 'ise
Of it az you think best. Ayear ago last fall
was taken sick with a severe cough-was very
much pressed for breath lost my appetite and
became very much reduced in general hea It'll
sweat p,oilsely, and could not sleep at nights
! was confined to the house mort Of the winter
often had long spells of severe coughing raiaed
some bleed lc;mmcnced taking Wistar's Bal
sum Of Wild Cherry Before had finished ono
bottle was relieved, my cough removed. my
sleep restored blod no more I have taken
four bottles the past season, My strength and
general health ie now good. attribute 1t to.
WISTARS DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Signed NATHAN WElLlNGION
am personally acquainted with MIR. yelling
ton and believe his statement above to DO true-
SiSrcd SUMNER G. MOULTON.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS OIL the
wrapper
Sold in Ekton by DR.. J. Wallace.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Boston Atlas, the leading Wing pa
pr OF Massachusetts says:
"GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR is the reg
ularly nominated candidate Of the Wing Ma
'ional Convention, and consequently, Of tho
Wing party, and in him now centre all the
hopes ofoar party, and Of all who wish we'll
for the peace prosperity; and safety Of our
common country. lie has been selected a.
the standard bearer Of a great party, and #
We are but trae ourselves, his success and
the rescue Of onr, country from the hands OF
bad men and the effects Of bad measures is
as certain as any future event can be- Tho
selection Of General Taylor was we doubt
not, IN the minds Of majority at !sas, Of
that Convention, our onlyhope Of averting
III cal ani,y Of the election Cass, and per
pe,uating the war and ruinous policy of the
worst administration this country has ever
known.
1t matters no, TO US, now, thai we have
had other preferences. |, matters not that
he was not our choice nor the choice Of Mas
sachuse,,s We feel bound in honor, Mas
sachuse.,s having taken her par, in the Con.
venlion, TO abide the result, and to award 10
i, our full free and unlring support.
TAYLOR IN Observation-Disclosures hun
bred guns were fired on Monday, at 1910,
clock, from the Common in Boston, in hon
or of the INSTRUMENTATION and its ra,fca-
ton. The impression among The "knowing
ieones' is, says the Transcript tina, Massa-
chuset,s will 90 for "Rcush and Ready" by
as large majority as she gave TO General
| Harrison.
EMIcRANTs AND SPEcIr.-The New York
Sun of Tuesday has the following:
! A, least $4,000 emigran's arrive weekly
in the United States, many Of hem, belong
ing 10 the middle classes of Europe, who
cross the Atlantic 10 enjoy their wealth in Sc
curity. The wealth they brlngi is principal
ly in gold and silver and being brougk, az
baggage, but very small part IS entered at
the Custom House. The total amount ran.
ees from So, 100000 TO 100000 every
week. This is what has enabled US to bear,
without serious Inconvenience, drain OK
half million ofdollars week.
A MINISTER TO Mexico The Washing
Ton correspondence of the Herald says that
Minister Pleuipotentiary will be imme.!i-
a,oly dispatched TO Mexico, and one of tho
first objects Of his mission should be 10 ne
gc,a;e for 4 Ugh, Of way across the Is,h'nas
of Teliuautepec.
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For The Cecil TVhig.
A Little more Grape Capt. Bragg

IUHE.-Rosin the BoiD.
The people in power arc Iting,
From Ma inc to the far Rio Grande,
Some plan they arc bent on devising,
To free our Polk-ridden land,
Chorus-To free our Polk-ridden land
To free OUT Pok-ridden land
Some plan they ore bent on dcyi sing,
To free our Polk-riddcn land.
They tire Of fighting and dying
To please the Executive will,
And they weep for the bones that are lying
On Mexican mountain and hill,
Chmu.-On Mexicon &e.
Come Bo, they ara shouting. SO list ye
Let's one and all join in the song,
Like the thunder of old Buena vi stu;
1t wildly comes booming along:
thO'1ls.--lt wildly comes, &c,
IT'S here's to the Hero so stea dy
Who never surrendurs his flag,
no ever ga Rough and 60 Ready,
Cries little more grape Captain Bragg,
Chorps.--.7 little more grape, &C.
As he routed the great Santa .4nna
In defiance Of Polk and his "Pass'
s, before hin, will Ace that old granny,
known Of old as tn black cockade Cass,
=. Chorus --known Of old, &c.
This Cass, he helped Hull to surrender
To the ,mpndent British, they say,
And soon he will have to krock under
To IN Hero of Old Mon terey =.
Chorus To the Hero, &c.
Then fly Mrs. Cass for high timber,
Make quickly your mortal cscape,
Lest Bragg should his cannon unli'noer
.1nd "ZacI" cry "a little more grape
Cfc,us- And Zach cry &c.
III the Halls Of the fam'd Muntezuma
Were cleard out whcr Scott did attack,
So shall they Of White house make ronn il
Our glorious old General "Itck."
Chorus Our glorlousSc.
Then here's to the hero 80 steady
" no never surrenders his flag,
Who ever SO Rough and sn Ready
Giles "a little more grape Captain Bragg,
Chorus. Isl little more grape Captain Bragg,
A little more grape Captain Bragg
Who even so Rough and 80 Ready
Cree ( little more grape Captain Bragg.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-17

Clay and Taylor.- The New York Ex-
press has been permitted 10 make the fol-
lowing extract from private letter from
Gen. Taylor dated.
Baton Rouge, May, 90, 1913
"None but the kindest feeling exis,s be-
tween Mr.. Clay and myself, and he is we'll
aware should he be nominated and elected,
such result will cause TO me no mor,ifca-
ton or iii feeling, bu, rather pleasure aud
consratulation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-17

Death Of keokuk BY Poison. Information
has reached ST. Louis from the Indian coun>
try that keokuk. the head chief of the Sax
and Fox tribes oflncians, has been poison
ell by one of bis band His death follow
ed soon after The murderer has been ar
rested and confessed the crime.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-17

TAYLOR IN KEsTrcKY..--l'hc Louis
vile Journal thus speaks of the nouina
ton Ut (1rn. Taylor.
The intelligence calnc by electricity,
and it went with an electrical thrill TO
The hearts Of thousands Of rejoicing
Wings in our. city. Never upon any oc-
>asion have we seen our party more .
lated, more buoysd up with .nthuslasn'
and confidence Almost every Wing
lip wore #. brightest smile, and almost
every Wing g., flashed with unwom.1
brllliancy Tn" convention has done
we'll; it has done nobly, it has fulfilled
the wishes, the highest expectations Of
'hs country; it has inspired the Whis
party with confidence that nothing can
impair.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-17

NEw Yo"k PoL,1lcS.-Ite Herald
publishes list OF As journals III the
State OF n York, which support the nom
nations Of Cass and Butler, and another
list Of 80 barn burner journals, which
denounce them. The State oil n. YORK
appears to be supplied with political
pai,rrs, as besides thra, 81, heretofore all
adv DC atea Of the locoioco party, &C rrc-
.u,ny +hs Wigs hay, quail, Is many