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OREGoN.-From Oregon we have accounts by
way of California, announcing the increase of the
army to three hundred men, and the dispersion of
the Indians, who had fed to the mountains. They
were willing to make peace, which the whites re-
fused to do until the murderers of DIR. Whitman and
family were surrendered. This the Indians OBJ
iected to, on the ground that many Indians had
been killed in battle, which ought to be ample sat
isfacii0n.
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; n 2 L 5 & Q I N s,
Wood, Steel and Copperplate EnRravers and
Printers.-34 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
WTOULD inform the Public that they have located them
w selves above and prepared execute all orders
entrusted to them with neatneg and Dispatch BUSI
NESS AND VISITING CARDS. BILLS OF FX
CHANGE AND BADING, BILI.HEADS BANK
CHECKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE, engra-
we'd in the neaest Having procured an extensive
and well selected assortment of CARDS. PAPER etc.. are
enabled TO furnish the business community with superior
PRINTING at reduced prices. Commission Merchants
having Plates respectfully requested to give us tahe
reduction in that branch being over 30 per cent,
EzY~ STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS STAMPS
and CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. for sale
~ WOOD CUTS and STENCIL PLATES executed
to Order d14 3m
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az Richelieu diamond Pointed Gold Pens

to The attention of Females is particularly directed
70 The Notice Of Dr. PARMELEE, the thId 10
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Splendid, Illustrated Works,
AND f
ANIMALS for 1S49,
FOR GHT-BooKs and HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Just reeeiUed and for sale Bv
I HI OS. L. HITE,
53 CANAL street

LEAFLETS OF MEMORY; Illuminated Annual for 1879 ed
red by Reynsl Coates N. D. magnhesuty illustrated with
Engravings and lliuminaiions.
FhpRAL OFFERING; Token Of Friendship; by Frances o.
good illustrated Fllh elegant bouquets Of Flower4
PercivaH "'
WOMEN OF THE SCRIPTURES; edited by the Rev. II.
Hastings Weld. 80
AMARANTH, for lS49 or Token Of Remembrance. . ct,
and Hew-Yssr Present.
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS FOR THE YOUNG.
MRS. siGoURNEY's POEMS: Hlustrated. in 4 vol oc,v,
Turkey fuper extra. '
MOoREs LALLA RoOKH; Illustrated
BY the Etching Club. 7''
aAADrEis 10y SACRED MOUNTAINS; beautifully illustrated
HARPERS' ILLUMINATED RtRI r.. T., ..,...ss, -,
rocco binding antique style. ~
~ D. very large assortment Of GIFT BOOKS STANDARD
and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. suitable for p,ssn,, f ,bs
eog hoydAy Persons invited examine the stock
ali lw M "a Co.. -.
y y GEaveE street. WV 00"'''''" a1 1iio~' 1io
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Dg- The water is to be let cut of the Miami Canal
on the 25th inst, when the repairs will commence.
OF The steamship United States was to leave
New York on the 5th inst, for Havre.
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DIeh:

In Baton Rouge, Dec. l. DR.. EDWARD sKlLLMAN, VI ST.
Landry, Opelousas.
In Baton Rouge, Dec. Mrs. MARY MARGARETTE wife of
MI. Peter McKtrick.
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EY Richelieu Diamond-Pointed Gold Pens
The Of these PENS aud the fair terms upon winch tey
Sold have established repuision greater than other
Pen made. II the points of oi HCHLEu ZEN, the
Purchaser any way dissatisfied new Pen vii invariably be
given its place. thus nsurng the buyer Against the trouble and
incurred By the purchase Of an Inferior aee Price, only
81 so each, with Silver Pencil ncluded.
Large Assortment Of GOLD PEN CASES and
Of GOLD PENS, from 81 % each and upwards
A liberal discount 0 Wholesale Purchaser.
The Risheu Pens Be obtained IN this city Agent
T. T. GUION,
a. svaap Corner pf 81 Charles ana Canal ssrsss
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'fhe Reader referred advertisement Of he JENNY
Isl Charres n25 2dplaI
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/ DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS:

THTRsDAY MORNING, DECEMBER a. 1s48.
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II srangers IN the OiiY see DR.. B. +. MULLENIb q
advertisements the other columns Of this paper He i he
very best in his profession the United sAtes All that stand
in need would do well 20 give him CALL 50 Customhouse
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SANDS'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM
TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS

10 WHAOELAN4 4sJ BANKERS AND OTHERS.
Just imported from the celebrated makers England large
stock Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly for BLANK Books
The superiority Of English papers well known as the i'm
pOnnee Of having papers that will withstand the
peculiar humdiy Of climate
These papers Of the consistency Whamana
Drawing Paperh, and the description Of papers used all
Offices lincluding the Engiand) Of Great Britain
portion Of class BLANK BOOKS Non Ready and
those who in want Of HERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
are invited to call and examine them.
The prices viii eeeed the for first
Oss received and executed after any particular pattern
new and improved BLANK BOOK BINDERY
Also imported fun supply Of Morlnn,s celebrated INKS COPY
ING PRESSES, and BoOKs
n29 2iptf N s'' oUAuoHeIs 1e Essa9lslIhehl e9
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FassenRers:
Ship Atlantic I'm New York-ME. Woodruff, 20 in tn
steerage.
Ship Louisiana fm Bremen-201 in the steerage.
Ship Adeine fin LiveTpool-147 in the steerage.
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INF ORnHATION WANTED-Bv Destit1te Woros1
who arrived in this city months since from Ireland
the Of the vessel time she does not rcoect
asI her arrival she was taken sick and By some
% We Ehauy Hospital who also took charge Of her SON
ad OF twelve yea Of aud pEomsed 10 provide for him
until her recovery Since which time. being perfect stan
ger the city she has been able TO find ths pace
Of her sOn--hs name is JAMES 1RAINOR ANY person
VINO can give any information viii greatly relieve his d
tIessed mother, BY addressing JANE TRAINOR, al ths
Office. - ." AZ I'm
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Passenger

On the 81 instant off the east end Of Cuba ship Cabot
from Bordeaux, bound for this port.
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II F. GTUON
SHIELDS & COLLIN

Corner Of st. Charles and Canal Streets.
% Cash Cy and Country Purchasers requested to examine
this Large Assortment inducements be offered unequae
any other establishment m This city, az 3w2dp
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LATE AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS
pz- No. 4 CAMP Street.

LATE AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS,
65- No. 4 CAMP Street.
TNHE THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS; Or, THE
IL ARABIAN NIGHTs ERTKRTAIHME EkTs For Family
Reading, with Explanatory Notes. BY G. w. Lane,
Esq. Harpers New Edition, Illustrated with 800 Wood
cuts and Illuminated Titles. Complete, and bound in
two handsome vols r It
HISTORY OF KING CHARLES THE FIRST OF
ENGLAND. By Jacob Abbott. With Engravings.
MARY BARTON, A TALE OF MANCHESTER LiFE,
Complete in one VOL, being No 12l Of HaTpeH Library
of Select Novels,
MODEL MEN. Modelled by Horace Mayhew.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Statonen
Warehouse" ida 81 j. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
ALABAMA osNABURGS.
NM receiving, and shall keep sale, large supply
w Of the above Goods fomthe Tuscaloosa ManufaetuT
ing Company Alabama These Goods think are not in
feriOr to Of Southern Mani cure We invite the aen
ton Of Pane Merchants and Others to these Goods
are directed to sell at the lowest market price.
dl4 3ms JOHN 7. DONALD & CO., 80 Camp st.
II 3. sTEELs BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
a. OFFICE, No IA CAMP STREET is supplied with every
material requisite for the prompt neat and economical execu-
ton of LETTER PRESS PRINTING. Public attention
respectfully invited TO this establishment in the assurance
that ample satisfaction will be given % those WHO require
fancy common large small work cheaply and eKped-
t0usy executed. Cards Circulas Bill Heads DTay Re.
ceipts, Bills of JadiBg Insurance Policies, Commercial
Blanks, Law Blanks Lawyers Briefs, Pamphlets Funeral
Notices Labels Tickets Steamboat Bills, Posters and Hand
Bills. -
order in the best manner and at short notice. RULING
done any pattern the most enable terms, dl4 81
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BOOK KEEPING -ACCOUNTABILITY
TENfIF snbscribsr, an Old experienced BOOK KEEPER
II and BUSINESS MAN. Offers bis services a. an 40
eouufant for the opening Of new Of Books the osin
or adjusting ofod 9nss and the @ all kinds Of
cept permanent situation in Commercial Hone az 4ten
sve business and would devote bis lime entirely 10 tie nte
rests Of such house. = - '0
ENGLISH and FRENCH tanslafed
Address at this office, at Jos. BFuneaus Fesd Store
Front Leyee, Blne Store. - 0''iS'
RsfsIsneesTlL al oHITTEsDEE H. 2 DAMERoN A w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
THE PROPOSED COMPROMISE.
Ia Senate Julg Is,

Mr.. CLAYTON, from the select sntee o. the Terri
tarle, oi oegn, California aud New Mckee. reported
bll for the guAl'inn OF territorial govarnne
each of hen. /, appeared ~ bsa very long bill, con-
talluQ noleSs iua1 Unity seven sections
Mr. Clayton said the SUN referred this connIit#
tee were u ml, dfieuy. The lerrltores lpf winch
temporary civil governments were 10 he organ re em-
hracd an area of 0il 462 square mlles---ablui Is
large leal unehlrl ota Enoe and capable OF sls
aiurg lateT,the puIallan ola mighty mp
The intrinsic dtli ultes necessarily belonging such
rI,hlAlilJn Increased by the and thar
ac"r Ut HE Pppulaon nov tXisting inere. well
hat hereafter 10 ba a.raonc ID by the extension OF the
constitution and laws i sAe Cnlted States
Il country.
The committee had entered upon the discharge f
thrlr duties under all these embarrasinenis win IN
ilnnL III lnsry with jealous resllntluu, and lp4a
lillgahle spirit, which he had never known SURPASSED.
Tie trt Il dde in justice IL eacn and every of IA
Colleagues 10 say that amidst all their long esat'feueps
and Lhorious dis 'ussiols the varlous topics
nly Considered by them, the most conrl ihorY spirit had
been CNlncud 10y then, each endeavorlnI 10 f3
honor aud lhufest mol merely OF his own section
thy but that Of the Whole nation and each endeavo
Weld 50 much as he fell could be properly and hon
conceded without the sacrifice Of what was essentially
due IL hisoNn constituents aud the people Of all the
States. The conferences OF the in this
sprt-aendeJ with free and ample discu sion and
after fall interchange OF views, vote taken
proposition moved by the Senator tpJn Missouri, MIR.
Alchs IN THAT the spirit of the Nj ssjir conprl,nlse
be adopted 10 the settlement OF all the
OF the L rled States" On this question the eon.uttee
divided five Tor and three against the tim. The
Senator from Indiana Mr.. BnghD then movea The
Proposition, notice OF which had b.ea previously given
containing thr cords Of the Missouri compromise. As
the c1ndltan OF the territory now said 10 re i!-r
ent from that to which that compromise applied tS-2.
motion mlde by the Senator from Kentucky, (Alt
Upderwoad) To amend that propositions by providing
hat ''al the territory in New Mexico and California.
south OF the parallel OF 800 30, shall be placed on tina
1lnns in all respects to slavery tia, existed IL
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VOL. y NSf.---NO. lOo

which spfnne mp lhe proposition to abolish Tho fr,nl-
my privilege. that, before was limited il Iad bpon
Notl Ia sohe large COMMERCIAL houses VIII had in the
eS ~ 81 INC oil Their firm. seal IN the or Of one Of
ihn uses u farIim'n IF IN 600 10 900 or at hs
rate ui The highest sum- # fur thousand tll,rs
u IA" mrmbers Of The British natlamen have ,hus c,,o
tfward aud sacrificed snch privilege as this surely
The mcmbefso an American Goagre,s NAV do the s,me
II bsh statesmen, who less controlled by the Will
II the c1nsnrpt holy than The members ui the lcvis-
laiVc branch ii onr republican government b3y.
gwen up personal privileges fr the good uf The great
body ct lhe pc pie. II would be expected that
Am'rran Legislators might do he sine. Bui the cum
mil'e VIII not argue these other questions of kin
dod chfn'ief again, they have been most nilly and
n1y argued by tho writer of tho article on cl.ap p,s,.
aye I" which reference has been nae part of this
report
The reduali,n oftbe rates Of postage. it would soom
tends 10 add 10 the otrr revenue and al the same
Inc To fednfc the eNpend utcs; estimated reveo-
ne o the current year Is above The yearly revenue Of
The nnr Neaf- Just preceding the reduclon by the sum
Si ,1of u. while the expenditures If the year. ending
june 30. ls3 are less than the annual average of the
ninc years prtcrdlng the reduction By S520O22 In
Eoeand after the reduced rates Of postage went into
operation, great reduction in the amount Of the
revenue ialawod AS "as expected. The system took
effect n lslO, up 10 which thu Engsh rates cor
responded wy yearly Ia Tho Net proceeds Ear
1889 WEI fs5ii,2!l with population ablui equal To
what ours NV IL.
In Sli the rcecpia In England were only ftoj.9l4
Shawinta lnai from lalo. Of Il53l7l
In iceland The rNpenses Of The management
rXcreded Tho urrpfs 1860
Bo IL lsl6 tie net rreop's of the department
amounted Ia 76l $50
Showing an annual averageincrelse, from the COM
mcoremeat Of tho change,o of 4i.lI2
And d'tl.r#nc' between the receipts o( 1874 and
lSl6,ot 264 GA
H. 1889 the whole number Il letters which passed
through The maIso' Enslanl. Ireland, and >c'lIod.
nas 9ImDo0o; but N $40 amounted t., 49, 600 Om
ucaly ,lunAr - Isil the uu her was J q l6 5ll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
ksgstlsIT sale on

F.lL L 4 3 LE pr + l. RTY
fENIE tract of Land heretofore advertised l1r sale by
me. Iylug IA the county OF Nelson. and known bs
I at tn Bellevue t.sfa., viii be e r.d l,r slle
AT public au,rDo HE promises. On the 2Oh day oil
JlIy neAt The sud tract c1niaius one
I00o AND - ACRES.
i,d.s'anr rom thn Court House aa1u taur miles. Hes
beautifully "n h. III sides Of the main county lad Lending
To New MARKET. the James RIVER canal, from which
II Is removed only seven miles, AID thence um Rich
mlud by sad cansl one hundred and rl1h milns. Tie
laHd hlahly plaucyc. aod well adap ed 10 the eul
lIv7on o wheat and tobacco. which Il been nth
orto Devoted bat being equally sued Ia el5yef and the
varon, grasses. aaj containing large portion Of open
LANDAU mghr b." converted rr1fabIy into er3zug farm
It VIII be Sold rstife, divided 10 suit PURCHASES. The
terms Viii be- uue-thri cash; 10 baauce n~alnents
of onr aud Two years, hearing interest aud satisfactorily
secured.
A. the liueand place will ba sold Al the stock con
s-,iog Of hor~cs CATH aud aes Belonging The estate
The He-I' :, amounting t3ry may ae obtained also
If the purchaser wants them. H.. {. RlNIS.
Jane l2-'29Jy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
NEW CONCERN.
I,iJLNDER s. BEGkNTR.
GrOcers and Commission Merchant.

Grocers aud Commission Merchants
1--WE their slret al,cntI9n II all ooods and Produce
~ consigned Ion saleu shipment The, havs IA Store
aud al1at general ana well selected
Srotk OF GROCERIES.
Which HEY offer 10 their friends anu the public general
Vat IL" pht's' Consisting IN pat Of the following al.
tcles -
~ BAG, Ria, iaauy,a and Java Coffee.
% hhds. Il. 7. Rico md st Crolx sugars.
l. " and 1bls. MoLl~s's part sttaily hnc.
q bills Tanners OF rtimr quality.
loe sacks Liverpool SAT-.
$50 kegs Nails. assorted
80 bones ialoW, Adanap.ine aud sperm Can.
1000 lbs American bll,t,rcd Sieci.
500 do Cast aud Shear do
tons Mountain bar Iron.
Il b1Nrs Glass l0\ and sNl0
l. nests Wnad ware,
II duz, Buckets.
4 baNc. W aud w, Loaf Soar.
! hhls fine Clarified Surar
10 bales Domesdc>, ) / to-
bales Ohnabu1gs. M and @
5000 d, Cotton ans,
loaa lbs Sole Leather GOOD aud damaged
10 cases Noel ami Fur Hats.
-llQCoRs--
20 bbls Mountain and Rerliicd Nhiskry
10 do Old Rye mad 'lusral1o~a do
pipe o~rd. nopuy. &Co. Brandy,
do. j, J Dnpuv. &Co. do
IN hhls. Maintain Brandy.
3 b6s I'm.
3 do. \ +. Rum,
do. Sicily, Madeira aud Malaga Nine pan
very fine,
do. Pom " ne. (veiy fine
Including Ginger, Pfppcr spec. Indigo Madden
Teas, (~olne very lue) Trace Chains, Srades Nhoyels
Castings, DemlI Inns, Belched Doucstlcs Bed Trek
lug, 81.
Q'' W. Will pay ,he highest markc, prices in Cas,
or brler, ll Bacon. Land III m. Bultrr Tow aud Flax
Linen. nlnsrns, BeesnaN, Whshey. y.
Akty S-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
NM. Vi. ELaCAFnEsD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLEY 4 BILLIARD.
EVERY MoNpW AND THuRspAy,

Every MONDAY AND thursday,
-Four Dollars per dlaun, paga5ie in ddca,ce M cub
erption o be rcceired for II shorter time than size mouths
and no paper cbe discontinued (erccpt at the discretion
ofthe EditorS0 until al dfTcarageS are pad
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents ne,
s,uare COR ie for erery inner FORM Insertion 81 cts
per square (orle less for erery outer form Insertion
EVERY .4DPERTISER IS required to note o has Ms
ho,c long he tcSheS his advertisement inserted ddrer
seaent, noted, rH be inserted m ats dtScOtance
be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .fDTERTiSLNf the terms 10,
The prirege oftno squares, = 10 for one square So ol
one square, form 81 Ere'y yearly Advertiser tr
require to me his advertising TO hi, particular e q
business.
r. JOB PRINTING erecaednedtly aud erpedtous'y
aud reasonable terms.
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VENETIAN BLINDS,
STAR Rods.
Ivory Knives and Forks,
Walters Plated and Brass Candlesticks,
SHUTTERS and Trays,
Bell Metal aud Eulmelled Kettles,
Tea Kettles. spice Aiortars,
Coffee Mills, Spittoons,
Scisss aud Shears.
Hemning's genuine Needles, &c. sc.
Received and for sale by
June los GREGORY ROIAIl.
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BOLTl\G CLOTHS.
GOTEG.v L.I0'ShS.
FOR SALE.

10000 acres of Cotton Lands, in the States of Arlan
and Mississippi. On, aud convenient to Steamboat
Navigation; and lwo Houses in l.ynchbug one on Main
Street unnnr back 10 1T Street the other rd Street
Offered for sale. long credit mainly intended crse
partnership. ). GARLAND.
Feb. 7-6m
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Grand Sci.cflse.
10000 ARTICLES

G0.0o0 ARTICLES
10 " q p E,NI.I & Il T THE
GENrIEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
& toIpRlSlNG every article requisite - furnish u
9/Gentlcmaus NarIruhe. and will b. sod for cash
cheap is the same od- eau ne bought in the United
States. Among which may he found. - fellows
READY MADE CLOTHING.
COAIS.-Blach. crown and blue Drrs, aud Frock
black cloth Sacks Gashmertie Sacks Nlrrno Ca>slmffe
Sacks aud Fancy, black brown aud Drib Qneeus Cloth
Sacks. aud Fancy Monterey Stripe Sacks Tweed Dress
and earkS. Crotor Hunting ,hrss Linen Dress aud sack.
Union Linen Dress and Sack, Brown Linen Sack aud
Hunting, lncn Lu,'ern sack aud Fane, .Plcha llneu
Dress aud Sack, striped and checked Bingham Dress
and SAX, kremIn Sack and Hunting, Printed Muslin
ani Gattoaaie SAX aud inniing.
YES Bias, and fancy salin silk bbubazjne fancy
aud "iHne Narsel,Ies fancy linen, buff silk and linen
ltarl h,a and CtshnereS
PANTS Black doe skin, French and English fancy
Cass.s mere, Monterey s.rre, fancy lmen brit,
French c5rtauaie. kremin. Union Dn, checked
L.uen,N hlte canvass and Drill
FURNISHING GOODS
Crarais Rich fancy silk and gingham.
SochS-Se.t adjusting. PLAN aa ian'y, satin and silk,
mode and tuHhaaine, alItrmmed boW, single and
double 'ah De JanylIie ends, and SATIN o 5nrl Ties.
Ghrcs-liack, white aud fancy kid linen, d,I. thread
spun 5 H. berlin, coiton White and iancy silk, and
81 X and linen
SHIRTS. Muslin, Iaen c. and B.. all qualities. sid
ped aud check muslin, hlrk, ~ and sporting smrts Il
nen bHsom~ and collars Of every description.
lioSieg.Sc Cause meruo cotton, merlno aid silk ano
under shirlS Six mrrluo. pink imperial, bIeacael
and unbca,ed dnll drawers. Merlno ard brown cotton
hali hose rlYat stifners, suspenders, suspender
ends Silk and b. ad purses, French wallets, money
belts. Oiled silk bathing caps, silk nebt caps. euarI
claims. boys bels smoking caps, linen tamunc, BRIT
ish and India c1rlh. Splateld. Chlna cord Ppa4ep,
Bandala and sporting haodhercbcl, Dressing gowns.
walking cau,s. g;raI variety, silk aud girgham III
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E.x.H'ss EgOEs.g'E .HFEES.

NNilF subscribers have taken the Mills on Black Wa
d ter Greek, near town. known as the I.suphorne
Mill for the purpose conducting the Milling business
They will at all Times be in the market for Wheat and
respectfully sir their friends aud the public to give
the a chance lr llleir crops.
They viii aIsl keep constantly good stock Of lump
a i ground plaiSts ior sale At low prices
HUNT & LANGHORNE.
J. c..
J. $. l..
Feb It's
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CONGRESSIONAL
HouSH or REPRESENTATIVES,.


JUNE %. lsIs.
MIR GDGGIN. tran the Gbnanltcr On The Post
oiliee aud POSI- Raads. male HE following
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+. Browns

CARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters The most
- used and best kaoWn Bitters before the fuh,ic.-
These Bitters warranted to be purely Vegetable
compouni--and mark this, 0S5-they can neoer do me
least injury in any phaever. II has been used IN
the private practice Of the most successful musicians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood siren ing and nvigorafng the system II
lie not to be supposed that any one medicine Will cure
all diseases to which the human frame is subject nor
is this article recommended as such like most OF the
ouack medicine but for effecting the prpOse for
which il is designed there is nothing that has proved
itself so worthy of the public confidence as this cee
bfated compound
The whole vegetable kin gdom does not furnish two
substances so admirably adapted to purify neurish and
tnuieorae the human system. These Btters have all
the effect Of the most powerful purgatves when used
in sufficient quantity and yet ar mild in their on
Grafton that they may be given persons the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to the taste.
There have been MANI remarkable cures this topn,
TO which re ferences will be given by
A. G. PAGE, the only Agentin Bath.
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Sea Otter Oil
For Preserpine and Beaatifning me hair.

For Prescribing and BedatJging the I1dir:
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 dandru the head, do think II superior
20 any other oil ever used. II makes the hair soft,
and gives IL fine and glossy appearance, and thehaii
does dry up again it does after using any other
kind of oil. ThereforeI can most cheerfuly recon-
mend it to all that afflicted with dry and I'M
healthy head of hair. think any one by using 10 a
short time will find il a very valuable article
GEO. f. BorNEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-27
Solar Sperm Oil.

NEW and approved article, to be used m SOAR
"A and Common Lamps, Manufactured from pure
Sperm and Lard Oil is Of good c"loI, hurh ,ee, avn
nearly one third less exdense. Just received IN mar
rels nf from IS to 40 gallons each. and or SAFE nm
Bath, Dec 9, lS47. NAHUM oAH'i
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Cranlp & Pain Killer.

tramp \ ram hiiier'
WE have at last reed the genuine Cramp X Pain
!" Killer, from the Manufactures. We warrant the
article to do all il il recommended to do, or the money
will be refunded
THO'S BOWLES & co.
Agents for Bath.
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
AT the Auction Rooms.

q TOD ass0n OF CIdtTs CaSsmeTes. SAttlnets,
u Pants, Dress Gonds, shawls, Linens, Muslns,
Scarfs, Braces, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps, Buttons Thread, SILK, Hooks and Eyes.
Needles, Pins Tapes, Gloves, Mjtts. and general
variety of Fancy Goods
Consgnments of the above goods, will be constant
" received and will be sold pr sale at fair
auction price.
Ladies are invited 10 Call.
Bath, April 90, dl25 w28tf.
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Stationery and Fancy Goods.
A LARGE variety and a good assortment of Sta
~ tionery and Fancy Goods, Comprising as good
n stock as ever offered in this market may he found
at, SAWYEK'S BOOkSTORE.
Bath, Nov. 26 IS47.