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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-08
City Daguerrean Gallery.
I. w. C. MORRISON.

T his old rooms, four doors North Of the Etniot
House Front ST., continues TO furnish pistaIes in
the hest style of the and unsurpassed BY any in
the country. .,..
Mr, Morrison would invite the public 10 call and ex-
anime specimens of his work, among which may be
found many familiar faces, depicted with the utmost
truthfuness and beauty.
Pictures taken of sick and deceased persons by eav
ing orders at his rooms.
Views of Buildings and Landscapes taken, without
being reversed.
Bath, August9l, 1s47. 24sd45wlf
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-08
AT PRIVATE SALE,
At the Auction Rooms,

Coon assert mt of Cloths, Cassmeres. saitnets,
n Pants, Dress Goods, Shawls, 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
Consignne nts of the above goods, will be constant
" received aud will be sold private sale al faR
auction price.
Ladies' are invited to Cali.
Ratb AnrjI % dies w28ff.
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GOOD READING.


various ttanslations from the German have now been
commenced by Of our first German scholars, whose
vivid rendition Of Legendary Ballads IS wei known
throughout the world. One OF our most popuiar fo-
rts whose reputation rests more upon MS WORKS .han
his name will also furnish original Poems throughout
the volume. -,
given from the pens of nearly all the following Euro
gpean authors, viz douglas Jerrold, Gilbert aooott
A'Becket, Goodwin Bamby, william How'll, .. u
Hall. w. II. Thackery, Wil'am Carleton. Thos Miller,
j. X. Blanche, Martin Faquhar Tuper, Alfred lenny.
SON. EbeneEer Elliot, Charles Mackay, together WIN
occasional articles from Mary Hewitt, Mrs B. u han,
Hon Mrs Norton, Harriet Martineau, and many otll-
ers our present space will not allow US TO specify.
Transitions Of some Of the minor Tales OF Eugene
She Alexandra Dumas, George sand, &C., VIII oe CIV
IN If free from the peInciOus influences OF many
French Tales and particular care will be taken that
nothing demofalisng in its tone ever mas pace III
the Dollar Magazine-
The Publisher plsdges himself to furnish articles
from all the above distinguished authors IN the course
OF the veitme, together with many o's.nsu's m
American Names he is not at liberty to disclose Inc
plan he has adopted of publishing every article anon
ymousy will of course preclude him from attacn,ne
to each contribution the name OF IT'S autlior: 'nls
system he is confident will be stamped WIN the ap
probation of the American people, to win whose APP
plause and confidence will be the continued effort OF
his life.
''"' FIRST CLASS MAGAZINE,
and being afforded at price never before known IN
any country. The question is asked
WHO WILL NOT SUBSCRIBE.
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ndivduaIs to matters of self interest," the Proprietor
of Hodens Dollar Magazine is conhdent that the cry
will he through the length and breadth OF the land,
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1t will readily be acknowledged by any one at az an
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ems Dollar Magazine is the largest, cheapest add
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sat sized that the ign people will decide Tor them
selves as regards merits Of the respective works
IIuIden's Dollar Magazine ia issued monthly, (the
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Nos of "a pages EACH printed fine paper expressly
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BILE invariably advance six copies for FIVE doiiarf,
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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-08
r. Kr0Wn's Worm LezengeS
A GENERAL

A SsORTMENT If West India Goods Groceries &
n Provisions and Fruit all Fresh and In good order
for retailing. Also Fresh lot of ORANGES, for sale
nv WIN. Joy, at the Centre Street Market
Feb
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-08
SOUTH END MARKET"

THE Subscriber would inform his friends ana inc
l public generally that he has taken the store ~
Mr. Gilbert Trufant Water street, near noel Oh
South street. where he offers choice assohnen OF
visions and shin stores at very reduced preessucls
as Sugar, Moasfes, Coffee, OIL Spices, Flour Meal
Rice, Rasins, beef, Pork, Lard, and Buiier,Cr"ck-
oond assortment of Fresh Pr visions Frnt and Veg
etabes The above is offered for sale as rheaP as cam
be found In this city elsewhere, for cash or approx
ed credit. - ~ ~ San,
Bath, Dec. Is, ls47 Nos''
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-25

People and Soidiefy IN The Streets Of Paris
4 Provisional Government formed
The steamer Cambria, which sailed from Liy
erpool on the 26ih Of February, arrived at New
York on Saturday, after passage OF twenty one
days, having been delayed BY strong head winds.
In addition TO the commercial intelligence by heI
she brings most ,hrinely important political IN.
teligence from France, which will doubtless be ie
throughout Europe.
The repressive measures of the French Govern.
ment in reference popular demonstrations in favor
of electoral reform, were met with armed opposition
on the part of the people. King LOUIS PHILIPPE
abdicated his throne in favor of his grandson, the
Count de PARIS, infant son Of the late Duke OF Or
LEANS, and the heir-apparent The Chamber OF
Deputies, however, sustained by the people, have
demanded the formation Of republic and an i'm
mediate termination of monarchical government.
The Duke de MEMOIRS was proposed as regent,
but rejected
1t was proposed BY ODILLoN BARRoT that re-
gencv should be formed under the Duchess DOR
LEANS until the Count de PARIS should attain his
majority but that has been rejected, and republic
insisted upon.
All the details OF these exciting events will be
found in our London Correspondence and the ex-
tracts from English newspapers which follow:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-25
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.

.aJdication Of Louis PhiHppe-.4 Republic de
m@sded By the Chambers-Conjlicts among III
People and Soidiery IN The Streets Of Paris
4 Provisional Government formed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07

The Message of the Governor Of South Carolina is
chiefly devoted to local affairs. It says but little upon
general politics. Oh the subject Of slavery extension,
it administers wholesome rebuke 10 the Charleston
sgatqrs, who, by their circulars have drawn upon them
the fire If Mr.. BEownlow Of the Joneso,rough Wing
whose letter we published in last. The Governor
seems TO be aware that the present is not the time for
action and lnanfests half Consciousness that South
Carolina ought hot to take the leai-sil .he ncnes 10
the project If a Southern Convention. We give para
graph Of his message this subject. There will be
Southern Convention Of such character to conf
mand respect
The probability is that whether will or will no
be permitted to carry slaves into the Territory
quired by treaty with Mexico, will be definitely settled
at distant day II against Us, tie question will
cessauy arise TO the ought 70 pursue
All tile other slyehudnI States have precisely the
interest in This question that have. and we know that
many ii not all OF them. feel the sol cilude about
it h4t Io, aud may reasonably Je supposed they
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07

o. We have received the following from fair cor
Respondent We have heretofore, called attention 70 the
little volume to which she audes, and agree with her
the estimate She places upon its merits, and like her
can testify from some personal knowledge, the faith
fitness Of the sketches. The work may be found at the
Book Store Of Nessrs. Payne and Brother:
"FAAIILY SERVANTS"
This is the title Of the biographies Of some servants.
whose remarkable pety ard fidelity deserved to be recor-
ded as furnishing striking proof Of the effecto Judi
cous religious instruction upon this class. we would
strongly recommend it to those persons who take in
leres in giving this sort Of instruction their slaves-
We can vouch for The truth of these simple narratives
being indeed acquainted with some If the subjects Of
them and als with the accomplished aulhoress-a lady
belonging Of The Oldest aud best families in Virgin
ia.
The work is prafaccd BY a notice from Bishop Meade,
who thinks highly oit and says among other things
That there Is in Virginia great and sad want Of ChrS
tan instruction for the negroes, Notwithstanding The
recent efforts put forth to mpir it, must sorrowully
acknowledge. 1t viii be perceived that IN the following
Sketches the servants though belonging to Episcopal
families became connected with another denomination Of
Christians. This is 10 be accounted for by the low state
Of the Episcopal Church at the time Of their making
religions profession, but it be hoped notwithstand-
ing all the difficulties Of removing old prejndces and
habits that il proportion ministers shall tlhfully
discharge The duties Of the pastoral relation towards the
present Of servants, and their OCRgr shall do theirs
we shall have Increasing numbers Of puus servants in
4ull communion with ourselves. Although we must be
thankful that in tile absence Of all Ministerial instruction
to Them, some Of their own class able to read thC
Scriptures TO them, and pray with them.y must no
fir a moment close our eyes On the sad deficiencies
such substitute hit ee deeply the duly If supplying
them with tie means Of grace BY prisons duly qualified
and apart for This purpose. 1t is to be hoped that TIL
little volume may haze the effect Of turning The attention
00ur Ministers aud the heads Of families more seriously
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS-
The Senate met at p. Mr. Atcrison took the chair
Mr.. Douglass gave notice Of his intention introduce
bill providing governments for the territories.
Mr.. Calhoun gave similar notice as 10 bill for tax
ing the census.
The House met at the same hour-a quorum being
present, committee was appointed to wait the Presi-
dent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
NsfEEEE.

u sF z Z EIa
gyIIE corarnerhp, heretofore existing under the style Of
4 S. GUGCNNIElMER s BROTHER, las been dis
solved by the death OF The senior partner 1t Is important
that the Of that firm be speedily closed he
dcrsgned Will therefore earnestly Gail AL persons indebted
70 them oru ara vtAou, delay and settle their
veral debts era all persons av claims against The firm
desired to present them for payment
\. GUGGENfIEIMER,
Surviving partner Of s, Guys enheiner $ Bro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07

II is not wish 20 tte with the heat oftle
tv WE desire To be governed by Tcl regard 10 truth
whatever stated relation tAi~ extraordinary med
ienc an this feeling IF sinccrty and good faith which
prompts again and again IL call attention to it. We be-
cve that article has been disrovre that has
red greater Of benefit tie community, and the
more il is known the blter Il it appreciated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
ssTTee IEey..

STOLEN ont Of my stable Saturday night, the 81 of
- this month, (nccenbcr) my Long Mountain pana-
n, ton, BAY HORSE about Sor 10 years od, with
TsA a small star in the forehead, bite about the
A>-- nose and Of his hind feet little white. lie
has the marks OF gear good work and riding horse and
had on ONLY one old shoe Of his feet ANY person
who will detect the thief and return the horse me, Shall be
suitably ewarded any information respecting aid horse
will Be thankfully received. VIM COUGH.
Dec. TT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
Dec. 7
NEEW EIER II

TNIE undersigned Will carry the business hereafter
L der the name and style Of n. GUGGENtIEINER s Go.
at the old stand Of the Old firm. They have now and will
continue to Keep, handsome assortment Of
IDE = G400D39
consisting in part of Broad Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Nesting
Cassinett, Euiled Cloth Jeans, SC Sc.
ALsoconstantly hand. choice assortment Of Ladies
Dress ana Fancy Goods Likewise, Hats, Caps ana Shoes,
all Of which " Ill be SOLD at reduced prices.
n GUGGENtIEIMFR,
L GUGGENiiTIMER.
Dec 7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
China, Glass and Earthenware,

THE SUBS CRIBE has inst received and opened his
L VARIETY STORE, splendid stock Of
ghiaa, Grass fgs;G5 E3@EsheRsr0rc,
equal any thing offered in s Market Granite Ware
81 every description, Blue Printed Ware very superior
articles Flowerd blue Dinner Sets very handsome great
variety OF China Tea Sets from "a 80 to $50 per set Vim
dow Glass from 81 10 TO ~ q Brta Castors ca and
Table Spoons, with good assortment Of Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, amp Wick, Sc, with ne
y every article kept in China ESTABLISHMENTS Whch VIII
Be sold extremely low for BY wholesale retail The
Ladies are particularly invited to call and anime The stock
before purchasing elsewhere have also on HAND large
lot Of Richmond STONE 81 ARE: such IS Chnrn> Blu ter
Pots Milk Crooks, s.. HAMILTON BOYD,
Next door Mcdaniel s Lee, ana nearly opposite ~
tiers and Stiger.
Nov 27--w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07

The President elect Vi The United States was i'll New
Orleans, at the latest dates lie ss1il 10 his new
honors with great case and dignity His mind is TOO
well poised o be much affected BY such an occurrence es
his election ID TIL Presidency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
For Rent.

present occupied ,v Thomas Wright, E~4 apply 10 the
subscriber or Geo. u. DAVIS W. - - a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
Essftcy R5resS ecO0sss.

rE'E ttenlono the Ladies is requested To our stock az
Fall and int9r Dress Goods, which Viii be found LARGE
and to comprise almost every article the fashionable and
fancy way PETERS y SIIGLER,
b-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
E6aAW.

A LEATIILR POCkEIBOOI1 containing $40 90
n four Of the bills the Bank Of the Of Mis-
souri, two los and 20's-tle remainder Virginia
Bank paper Any person finding the above described money
will Be literally rewarded ny leaving il at Ibre- Hotel
Lynchburg Dee q ISiS-ts u. A. AUSTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
r,FSET.SlE' SIZE.

FBY virtue Of drcl Of trust executed by Willis
- Bradley, bearing date hc 23d Ut September, ISIS and
duly recorded the Clerks Office OF the Hastings Court Of
lIynchbr@, VIII Ell, at Iublic auction Saturday the 23d
Of December Cn>t) the Market llouse, in the town OF
l.yuchbrE, at II O'clock, the following property, VIZ One
Carriage tssasE EgGrneSS,
ONE PAIR ChRBItGE HORSES, and iron axle
TWO-lDHSE WAGON The wagon made by Bad
lcy r his MSS, and hs been usel only three
weeks
TERMS i credit VT WIN months will Be given The pur
chaser giving negotiable satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing interest from the day of sale.
Dec ESD A. COCHRAN Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07

fFF.@3 FOR RENT comfortable FAMILY RESI-
E;;i DENCE, with Business below; next to and
LIN below the Franklin Hotel Possession lie had
at any time Apply 70 John Mckinney, orto
ID. 4-wlwif WN. RADFORD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
SNNATE

DR.. Scott reelected Speaker and the Old Ulcers
also elected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
.GSgeRit6Dss sE.gssscrS !
.Vsfs YrFCE.

H.. | HAVE FOR RENT several rooms my cloth
ing store Main Street, suitable ior small families
which be had low by carly application For rms
apply to J. B. O r. B. PADDEIr {.
D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
EGO Y z ETeN

lr.s=as TIE DIV Filling HOUSE on Ghnrh St,
fisfiiii recently occupied BY Cvl. Strange. Apply 70
Ell Nj. HART.
Oct l9-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07


nar Smith 5-.-r= bur readers this uorning. We have
neither time uo1 space for q word Of comment.
c- Several Editorial articles. prepared fr u day 1
P.far, ase necessarily postponed.
c5 Several advertisements postponed in consequence
.tih5 ace Hped hy TIE Governors Message
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY.
Iur last we cave Jrefabstract OF the Report of the
President of he Company the :ecen: annual meeting
VT .he Stockholders. we have bought il best present.
HI iu t- views otth4 distinguished Engineer inc ef
NIr Gunn 50 far as his report relates to the relative
alyau.a- es of Rail r aIs and Canals We are By no
mcarz convinced IF he superiority IF tie latter, uor IF
the all. o Analogy in thu circumstances in Virginia and
other parts of The Uulou from which it is inferred that
the rJrDer would MT succeed here. We are willing
nevertheless ha h4 Engineer Shall argue il favor If
Canals with AT the well known ability he possesses
One sugle Ec', Of a practical character, must say
however ges far to upset his reasoning In the whole
Caioa. whilst thousands otmas Of Rail Road are il pr-
gress fconsructod prj-ced believe there no
scheme bttoe the public for tie digging of one single
mile Of original Canal. They flashing the Chesa-
palhe ara Ot;o Canal y Cumbarland.but WHO is y IN
flaael Is to imagine lha at any period in this tie
next century, it will % further? Ifany new Canal is
in any quarter, projected have information Of the
tlct. or people emnenty prlolic4l-and we sub
hit whether hi5 universal preference Of Tie Rail Road
does outweigh the closest argument priort in favor
Of The superiority f'he Canal.
The rec unenl ltiuas made BY the President were a
dopcd by WV mce' ., viz to petition for State guar
antee to the bonds Of the Company for the purpose Of e
feeling the Hide Water nnexioa the side connexions.
an ha Ioc aid d1m navigation Of IRE Kanawha River
ID Tie FAILS, from s mouth. ~ hlpe The Legislature
vii give the guarantee. 1t can be done without the
slightest risk, and The Improvements will Be, in them
Selves ofs Dividend paying character whilst they will
render more profitable tile existing works.
The meeting chose the following Officers for the
present year:
WIN: b. Chitenden President,
Thomas Nj. B1ndurant, Buckingham, I
Slm1. AI'Corkle Lynchburg,
Thomas II. Ellis Richmond, Directors.
Boyd. buchanan.
John = GaMIer Jeffarsln,
Mr.. GaIIaher was elected in the place Of Col Dim
mock, who resigned:
The returns from Eastern Virginia complete, and
an analysis Of them shows that tile aggregate vote is s.
PIG short Of what it was in 1911.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07
TIE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIaN.
BLACKFORD, TO1vNLEY 4 BILLIARD
PROPEIETOEs-
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7.IS48.


w ara enabled y lay iha Annual Message .fGover-
MIR Smith 5-.-re readers this coming. We have
neither time 10Y space fora word Of comment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07

The returns from Eastern Virginia complete, and
an analysis Of them shows Tint tile aggregate g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-07

December 4th, 1878.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01

glYithe RE0bRte Court Of satd CO0ntYs
September Tern, lS4S,
enY Khq1B. HowcoR, Esq, Judge
81 tobaie, in ard for the county
IN Madison and STATE Of Mississippi.
sssenv giEaHthai ongappllSA-
en d ne ISL Rdmund Dailey. of said
count ho olk ans iii undivided part
az TN arsenal estate % Edmnnd Bee,
fale ~ AHA equity. deceased. now III
ht af r bert Tucker and Henry
4iuer. administrators fhereof@l have
dominated Ia FAY s9e Montgomery ,Thos
Ap0 en 81 Ring II Lester, com
sssoaars divide the suid personal
siatc inso eq0al shefes between
psflics ebtaled Il distribution thereof.
5ndsanE pfoper otjee tons oFe stated
blo w atisle ierm IL said CdsFi, to
held On ME ed Monday, If Deeemb
Inexl. ailhe Court n, use ii tho town 81
Canton, il md for said county, the said
La Faygtio Montgomery Thomas Bat
ow. and Sterling II. Lester. will then.
,e appointed commiss nners % make
anition II soid , rsonal estate. ~
tforeHeil. Given Il der nv hand tkia
lath day of September. Ie48S
b. H0WeOTT,
Judge Of Probales.
sept ~ 1873. t3m
~ ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01

gpo' att persons idfe ea INV Rartt
lionsof the and "a Edncnd Rlee
ceased
EHyHE undersigned Comm ssioners
having, pursuant to m orda ot
p~painlaqnt made Nv the ionef ab
A,bp B. H6wcult. aage 0f Rrehaten
alison equpsv, Slate of Mississippi
sused d be sdryeyedAand dIylded int
SAVES and lots as directed gw
tract Of lapd ltlale and hes
flhgin said count aescFlbfd as fpl
0w 70 vii
The west halGol9e north eitaF guars
er, ana east hall III enaFsh4w Dar
#ser, and the east. haH q did north east
4uarers anq ihs norYh hef u east bat
HI south east qua fief D section 30s ana
thA westhalfof the northwest quarter.
aha vest half of south vest qWagier, and
soulh hall Of east halfot southwest qusF-
sAr 81 section 20, also. lhe east half q
.the. south. west qnarl and lest ball
Jar south east quafieret Section 30, afl
Inc s5a Ii ha Of the. cast half q
Ne snafh vest quarter Of seeliop Sa
tlso, tha north- west sguarieF 81 are
isti aAa ess hall 0f. sQpt6 w
4 8Fi6 asSa soasi RBlf VI W. al 2
atih .Mes aaasBa s. section f 4
ma aaaa ana bsing Is lsn {
afde aasl agd ihe east halt n na
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01

ME NV UF
Leak oA
II ats malisfs.d ihe estate of J0k
Forreasr
eastR sald esete having been declaF
banalveh Ire Pf0hate QpHyt
M sad cosmts Therefore eeFs1us
aala 4 claitns agalpst satd state
,afab@ botiAea to 6le ghe lhR aan
msed aec6,6ina 2 INV win sHe qlstF
Ana Cow bg afst move
tyfssa thtv
n. u HALFORD 6ler
Caatbaga de is4s s57sm