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NOtiCC.

is hereby given, to the creditors Of VI illam
Grace, that personal discharge hath been grant
ed TO said debtor, and that the seventeenth day
of October being the second day -four coun-
ly Court next succeeding this date, hath been
set apart for the final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and show cause, If any
they have, why final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor. ,,
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
July S,-3m Cecil county oouf'
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.ystSicc.

The subscriber respectfully announces
that he has been appointed a constable
for the Bird District, and is prepared to
attend to such business as may be entrust
ed to him.
DAVID ALEXANDER.
Elkton July Sth lS4S.
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Situation Wanted.

4 graduate OF Del College WHO has had
several months experience i'll teaching, de-
sires a situation as Teacher in public
school or private family.
The best references can be given.
Address {. B. Snmm,t Bridge New
Castle co. Del.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby gvcn to the creditors of George ".
L l.4lexander, hat personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, and that the seven
teenth day of October being the second day of
our county Court next succeeding this date hath
been SET apart for tho final hearing in his case,
wher his creditors may attend, and show cause,
ifany they have, why a final discharg shall not
be granted said debtor
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
July S,-3m Cecil county court
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This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscribers of Cecil county have obtaiued
from the Orphans court of said county, letter,
of administration on the persona! estate Of Io-
seph Scarborough late Of SAID county, deceas
ed Allpersons having claims against The said
deceased, are hereby warned to ex,ibi, the
same with The vouchers thereof, duly anthem
ica,ed, on Or before the 22d day of Nav
1919; they may otherwise by law, be eX-
cluded from all benefit OF said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are reques.
ted to make immediate payment to the su'-
scribers. Given under our hands this nth day
Of June 1913.
SARAH SCARBOROUGH.
JOSEPH MILLER
juno l7-6w Ad'mrs.
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CLOCK & WATCH MAKING.

The undersigned having commenced the a.
bove business in Hk,on two doors east of john
SONS Hotel socits a share of the public patron
age Clock watches, jewelry SC, repaired ii
the best manner. PLAN jcwelry manufactured
and sets inserted, engraving on gold, silver, or
copper, Inscriptions upon rings, bracelets, canes
SC executed in superior style and finish. Al
orders prompt ly attended to and charges moder
ate. w. IL. JONES.
Nav 18th 'IS 3w
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Notice.

The Commissioners of Cecil county, will meet
at their Office in the Court House. on Tuesday,
the lth day Of July next, to transact business
Ill persons having accounts against tho coun
ty must present Them at that meeting, other
wise the. may not he included in the next le-
Wy.
BY Order P. c. RICKETTS,, elk.
June 18th 'JS.--Jw.
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WIN. TORBERT.
June 9th '.iS.
TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF CECIL
COUNTY.

Wihin the last year have been asked
by many oimy friends, why do you no, come
ont for the Sheriffs office, and wishing |
would be candidate at the coming Elec>
tlon. My necessity as well as inclination
has inclined me 10 view favorably those
wishes, and therefore respectfully ask that
l may be now, and in our county Conven-
ton, considered candidate for nomination
for that office.
EDWARD WILSON
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All payments 10 agents or managers
should be made before the day of the ANNA
meeting, as on that day they are requested
10 make their return to the Treasurer and re-
ceve the receipts of the different members
paying through them. Persons making pay
meut 10 agents Or managers will exhibit ,heil
policies in each case, that the amount of the
n,eres, 10 be payed by them may be ascer-
lained.
Agents are expected to be punc'ual in
making their returns 10 the Treasurer at the
annual meeting.
The Present Board OF Managers will mee
at the office of the Secretary al II O'Clock
A. M. on said day
By order of the Board.
+. A. ELLIS, Secty.
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NOaiCr.

rs hereby given, to tha creditors Of Robert
Il Stephenson, that personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, and that the seven
teenth day Of October being the second dav Of
our County Court next, succeeding this date
hath been set apart for the final hearing in his
case, where his creditors may attend and show
cause, ifany they have, why final discharge
shall not be granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
July s-3m Cecil county court.
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Bargains, Bargains.

'' Great Reduction Of Prices
Tho subscriber would respectfully inform
DE public that he, is now selling variety
OF Summer goods at unusual low prices, for
the purpose of reducing hls stock.
Persons wishing to buy goods at unpre-
cedented low rates would do well to "a.
and examine my lot before purchasing else
where.
WIN. TORBERT.
June 9ill, 'IS
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LUMBER At THE
NEW ESTABLISHED YARD
AT NORTH EAST.

The subscriber has resently purchased at Port
Deposit considerable quantity Of Lumber, Of
different kinds ano qualities which he now offers
TO his Friends, and to all others who desire to
purchase upon tho most accommodating terms
JOHN MAULDEN Son
Moth East July 'is.
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IscInlOva.
ES DAVID DENTIST.

JMES J. DAVID DEN TIST.
Would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens OF Cecil Co. aud vicinity that he
has removed to Wilmington Del. where he will
be pleased TO sec all who may rcqnne his pro-
fess,onal services. Otfico No 1853 Market, at.
between 9th & It'll sts
AIay lEh AS
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REFERENCES.

Hon F, Joy Morris, Ex NJ c Phila delpaia, Pa
Hon G.. w Toland, "
Alderman John Laws, "
Stcrne Humphrey Esq
Hon NJ. II Jenks, Ex NC Newtown
Hon John NJ Clayton, S. Delaware,
Hon J. C Dobbin, FIX NJ C, Fayetteville, c,
G C Grammur, Esq, Washington city.
Hon l. II Sandford Judge Supreme Court, N Y
Hon Ed Sandtord, late Judge Grim. Court, N Y
J Phillips PhGn,x, Ex NJ N Y
q" Hamilton Fish, Lieut. Gov of N
" Garrett Davis, Ex NC Ky
Gen Willis Green, Ex NJ C Ky
Col Robt McCandlish Williamsburg, Va
Hon .4bert S White, Ex u IS la
" Judge Bullard, New Orleans,
Gen Isaac Thomas, a AIeXandiia, La
Judge VIM b Ochiltrec, Ii'exls
He Is prepared to accommodate Boarding
Scholars upon reasonable terms.
J. j. SANFORD,
Port Deposit, Julys, '4S-3w
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DEN CAL SU & lsERH.
WILLIAM l.. JONES.

1s,rzxa Surgeon Dentist from Baltimore
49, having removed to Ek,on, offers
WLHYT9 his profess ional services to the
citizens of Cecil and the adjacent
counties Office two doors east of Jolnson's
Hotel lately occupied IS tho Office Of the Cecil
County Advocate.
Teoth extracted, filed, plugged, or insert cd
upon tho latest and most improved prncpl
very moderate rates.
Special attention will be paid to children
when his professional services are required.
dvice gratis.
Ladies will be aited en- at their residcn ,es
ifdesired.
Very uperior dentr;6ces Of his own manu-.
facture always on hand.
May 18th as GIN,
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Trustees Sale.

Bv virtue of Il decree oft the Court Of
Chancery, the undersigned as Trustee,
will offer at Public Sale on THURS.
DAY the Goth day Of July next, at the
hotel of Mrs. Reynolds in the town of
Port Deposit, all that valuable property
living in the village of Conowingo in
Cecil county, on which stands that large
ES THREE STORY FRAME
MMi:;NS HOTEL, which was once
!ltV T!aV lf!I occupied by Mr.. Isaac
kesszssfs.ssszsa Brown. This building is in
fine repair, and is covered with slate
roof-and has double, or two story pi-
azza in front with fine kitchen in the
rear. The other improvements are a
two story Dwelling House, Tailor's shop
Shoemaker's shop; corn house and ice
house all we'll built and Of good material.
The terms Of sale are, one fourth part
of the purchase money to be paid in cash
on the day Of sale-one other fourth part
in months-one other fourth Part in IL
months-and the remaining fourth part
IN IS months from the day of Sale; thl
last three instalments to bear interest
from the day of sale and to be secured by
bond or note with approved security.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock p. M
JOHN C. GROOME, Trustee.
Elkton, June 24th as
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A FINED FACE.

TITS UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED that
sstanlcn's External Remedy,
HUNTS lMEN T,
Is one ofthe Greatest Blessings lhln the reach
of all mankind it be had for only Is cents
II bottle, and will always cure when timely APP
ulied Millions havo testified to It's wonderful
healing properties. It. ielievcs Pain last antly;
ii cures disease, and prereas det1mity it restores
10 hcakhy action the Nervous SytrM Whenever
Il is attacked by any of tho complarls TO whici,
it is subject; there is no Medicine that can COM
parc with it. II you nave either otthc following
diseases procure it., and you may rest assured
TINT YOU will experience relief at once, and the
continued application will soon remove the dis
case. SPINAL Affections, Rheumatism, Paralysis
and MI Ncrvons Affections Coutiactions oftIe
Muscles, Sore Throat and Quincy, Issues, Old
Ulcers Pains ia the Back and CHEST, Ague in
the Breas, and Face, Too:h ache, Sprnns, I,ruis-
es, Salt Rheum, Burns, Group, Frosted Feet,
Corns, Bunyons Fresh Wounds, s'weinrs ana
Bruises, Scroiulons Affections, Posons, Tic Dol
oreux and oil CHtaneaus and Nervous Diseases,
vanish before it, and leave the body in Il sound
nnd healthy state. For evidences Of lis great
power over the System, see the pamphlets To be
had Of every Agent gratis.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF SALT
RTIEUM. New YoRK, February Is, !s47.
S,n---.I have been cured of the Salt Rireuu hy
n few applications OF If m,'s l.inlncht' was
effected with the complaint to r eight r,onths.
tried every thing that was recommended, bst all
10 no purpose; the disease grew worse. 10 Sep
tembrr last, n gentleman Mr. H. Tlt"s) witt,
uh I'M | was travelling, recommended hu mt 3
lin;mcnt. used it but six tunes when the dl-
scase left ma. | have deferred msIing this co m
suuniration, until | was certain the cure was eff
Iec,ua1 and permanent. am nov certam il as
SO and can therefore conscientiously recommend
Hunts lr,acnt as IA certain and speedy cure for
Salt Riieum
Yours, respectfully, JP. CLEMENT.
\ VOICE FROM DELAWARE.
LEWIS Susscx &C Delaware, Feb ., lS!. r..
Send me SLY boxes Of IIun.'s I.nImcnt imlne-
.lia4ely. am entirely out. | nave heard Of
three cases Of CorHs being cured by twice bath-
ing with the I.iniulcnt; several cnrcs OF Rhcum-
a,isnl; one case ofCroup, and one ofwcak limbs.
] have had nc furnish the I.nlnent on the Sab
bath, so sangin,e was the applicant OF lis bohe-
fetal effects. T.. NESI 4 SON.
GEOF GE 4. STAN TON, Proprietor,
Sing Siug, New York.
.Mwylsnd Agent. G. M HARRIS, LOG Bal
simorc ST. near tlcIid'y, and for sale by all THE
CITY DRUGGISTS.
July lj. AS.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscribers of Cecil county have obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, lei
,ers ,estamen,ary OIL the personal esta'" vi
Anna Maria Gale late of said county, tccea.
ed.-All persons having claims against ''''
said deceased. are hereby warned to eshil~
it the same: with the vouchers thereof 'nlr
authenticated, on or before the 18th d. II
April ls49: they may otherwise, BY ia" i.
be excluded from all benefit of said esiar'.
All persons indebted to said estate are 'r-
quesled to make immediate payment I" the
subscribers. Given under our hands this : 1.
day Of May. ls4s.
LEAH GALE, u ar,
SARAH II. GAZE,
May Cow
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MulUpi Fire 1nSurance GOln,
lanY Of Cecil COIHI1.

In pursuance of the provisions OF the
3rd section Of the act Of.Incorporation' .,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That The annual meeting OF the
OF the members fthis company will con-
vene at the Court House in Elkton, on
SATURDAY the 9th day OF August next, at
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF elect.
ing nine managers to serve for tle en-
suing year.
At this meeting all members are re-
CURED 10 pay an interest OF six per cent
upon their premium notes with IA fee OF
25 cts upon each policy, to the secretary;
all policies upon which the interest Is
not paid before the adjournment of the
annual meeting. will be suspended in
their operation unt! payment is made to
the treasurer. For tine convenience o
the members residing at distance from
Elkton who are not able to attend the
annual meeting, the following special
agents have been appointed to receive
the annual payment.
At Cecilion, James Ford,
St. Augustine, Bohemia, j +. Sluytcr
Cherry Hill, Shippers & Crawford,
North East; Richard l.. Thomas,
Harrisville, B. & w. M. Reynolds,
Conowingo, J. B Preston s Co.
" Port Deposit, Carson s. Steele,
Payments may also be made to either
ofthe following members Of the Board
of Managers
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w hi,e l., nrn Drilling. Just opened lot
w white hren drilling superior quality.
May 81, '4a. BnowN & M'INTlRs.
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W.1NTED.-To purchase, colored girl, from,
1910 IA years Of age, TO for life or unit! she
is IS Not to be removed from the county. En-
Qnired at the Cecil Wing Office.
july |. st.
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A Small Farm For Sale.

The Subscriber offers for sale small
farm lying on the ChrIst'ana road half a
mile west of the Brick Meeting House,
Cecil co.-It consists of
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Surveying &c. &C

The subscriber living in Elkton, will 'ttend
Surveying and Conveyan cling Persons living
at distance may secure his attention by direct
ing 10 him at Elkton.
FRANCIS B. GOTTlER
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THE NEW STORE.

DENNY & PEARCE, are opening stock Of
new and elegant Dry Goods, in their store
room just fitted up, two doors from DR.. Wal
sace's Drug Store, where they will be happy +"
their friends and the public. They have also
an excellent lot o Groceries. All their goods
arc of good qualities, and at cheap prices.
JAMES DENNY,
BENJAMIN e. PEARCE.
Elkton, April LIST 40
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NVnliascn's Ce,rn i'm Ink for sale by
HQarr BRop'N SMcINTIR
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue of decree of the Court of
Chancerv, the undersigned as Trustee
will offer at Public Sale on TIL URSDAY
the Goth day of July next, at the Hotel
OF Mrs Reynolds in the town of Port
Deposit, ali that lot of ground in said
town lately owned by Jellt,son w.
White, on which has been erected two
-.- Story Stone Dwelling House
@a:::A 4 with a stone kitchen all in
tssa9s ssa aR!A tolcrable repair. This prop,
a~ass'sS erty is subject to an annual
ground rent Oslo.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
decree require the payment of one half
OF the purchase money to be paid IN
cash on the day OF sale, and the remain
ing halfin 8 months from the day of
sale, TO bear interest from the day Of
sale aud TO be secured by bond or note
with approved security.
Sale to commence at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
JOHN G. GROOAIE, Trustee.
Elkton. June 81, rs
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B1IckLES. in gtass Jars OF very superior
IL quality, for sale b. Nh. fh'-l''
Iuly ll,h rs.
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Removal.

MRS. ARAMINTA FOARD respectfully
announces to the Ladies of Elkton and its vicin-
ity, that she has removed her Millinery Estab-
lshment TO the house in. the "hollow," iormely
occupied by Mr.. Ellis Jones as Con fecuonary
where she will he pleased to see her old friend.
and customers as usual. Old bonnets lteIed and
repaired in the latest style and at the shortes,
notice. She tlatters herselfthat from long ex
perence at the business, she will be able to give
general satisfaction.
June "a, 4s.
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% Acres.

20 Acres.
nearly all of it being arabic, and the
greater part in fine state ofcultivation.
There is some timber on the property.
and it is we'll enclosed The buildings
& are a moderate sized frame
@1!;:lE dwelling, frame barn with
.sEsa,l,m sEa l5G stone cellar, and a Mill for
grinding bark, in state of
good repair. There is well Of fine wa
ter near the door, and a small though ex
cellent apple orchard, with good selec
ton of other fruit on the place.-To a
Mechanic, Or any onewanting small wa
ter power it is very desirable property
particularly to tanner, as there is good
situation for sinking a lanyard, fine
supply of bark can always be obtained;
and there is no lanyard near the place.
A further description is unnecessary ,as
those wishing such property will exam
inc it..
Terms made known by Mrs. Trimble
residing on the property, or by the sub
scriber.
D. B. TRIMBLE.
Burlington NJ.
July 8 '4S,-2m.
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Tho Morning Train Of Cars from Philadcl-
phia for baltimore, arrive at Elkton quarter bo-
fore l o'clock. A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. a,
quarter before IL o'clock.
Night line from Philadelphia reaches Elkton
at half past ~ o'clock al night.
Night train from Baltimore arrives hore quar-
ter before il o'clock, p. NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
Elhton, April sth '4s.
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KNOW ALL MEN THAT
BENNETT Il co.

Have Removed from 1872 Market Street, tc
their New Splendid and Immense Establishment,
to be know as the
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15

y VTI "TfNF' "N"'''" Tut
THREE STORY FRAME
, HOTEL, which was once
occupied by Mr.. Isaac
sBrown. This building is in
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-06
From Buenos Ayres.

Rosas had issued decree closing the port
against all small vessels after the 30th of No
vember. Vessels Of above 100 tons burden
are to be- admitted on giving bonds not TO
touch at Montevideo. The French were en-
forcing the blockade. Rosas had given license
to certain parties to import 10000 barrels of
-four and 5000 Of wheat, by paying duty Of
$l5 barrel.
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From Rio de Janeiro,

The Isabella, Hayne, from Rio Janeiro,
blings three days later news. Flour was dull !;
Coffee was plentiful. The U. s. ship Of war
Ohio was at Rio; all well. Passed the U. S.
ship Brandywine going into Rio.
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A Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Express makes the following complimentary
remarks upon the action of Congress;
1.-THE Wing party, believe, are equally
opposed to the origin and objects Of the war,
but there is radical difference Of opinion as
to the best method of obtaining peace. To
withhold supplies, is regarded duty, with
some of the members, and to vote them hber-
ally, throwing the responsibility upon the
Executive, the duty of others. In the mean
time. it is the very few in power, and the very
obstinate and wrong headed, who wish to con-
tinue the war. II Congress would speak is
honest opinion, the war would not be contin-
ued month longer-but the Presidents party
are wronged by a Presidents influence and
honor, and peace therefore, is afar off"
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We never knew scolding person that was
able to govern family. What makes people
scolds Because they cannot govern them
selves. How, then, can they govern otherss
Mrs. Mary Ann Roden was immediately
killed on Monday last in Baltimore by the
explosion Of kitchen boiler. Several other
persons were severely scalded at the same time.
Orders have bsen given by Generals. Butler
and Wool forbidding the payment Of blsek
mail to the guerillas by traders between the
city of Monterey and the Rio Grande, under
penalty of imprisonment and confscation Of
property Times.
Mere success is certainly one Of the worst
arguments in the world of good cause, and
the most improper to satisfy conscience. and
vet we find, by experience, that in the issue it
is the most successful of all other arguments.
and does in very ODD, but effectual way, sat
isfy the conscience of great many men. b.
showing them their interest.
The N. Y. Legislature meets on "Wednesday
at Albany. The wings have nominated Had
ley, Of Troy, for Speaker Of the Assembly.
Prindle the old clerk. for re.election. and
Andrew Calhoun, of Tioga, foe Clerk of the
Senate.
Three companies of militia left Detroit on
the oath of December, for Mexico. Col.
Stockton was in command with Adjt. Pitman.
Gen. Cass has written letter to Mr..
Nicholson of Nashville, upon the Wilmot
proviso and territorial indemnity. He is
against the proviso and in favor of indemnity.
The opening of the Girard College took
place at Philadelphia on Saturday, with ap-
propriate ceremonies. among which was an
address by the Hon. Joel Jones. the president
of the College.
The Urbana (Ohio) Citizen has placed the
name of John Mclean, of Ohio, at the head
of its columns, as candidate for the next
presidency.
Jefferson Davis has been appointed Regent
of the Smithsonian Institute, in place of Lewis
Cass resigned.
A writer says, we cannot shake OF our evil
habits when we please. We have seen some
habits on loafer which were so ragged that
be could have shaken them off at any moment.
What is the easiest method Of drawing
,ooth With black lead pencil to be sure.
Why is education IKE tailor ? Because it
reforms our habits.
Why is a chronologist like palm, tree
Because he supplies us with dates.
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AGENTS OF
1.-THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE"

voR RHcEIvINo SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ApvERrisEhEnrs.
Subscriptions to the Daily Weekly Tribune, Ad
veTtisements and Job work " III be received BY GU
Agents and forwarded direct Office, and will be
acknowl lodged BY US as II brought to our Once.
The Terms of Advertising In the Weekly Tribune
are Two Gents per line each insertion.
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wards the city. Upon the whole. view from
Chapultepec is like view from Etna-you
feel above the world, enraptured with the de-
lishtful scenery that fills your vision.
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w. HATHOKN.
TAILOR AND ORA PER,
1vhI5wll Front street, Bath.
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JOHN HAYDEN,

Dealer in
Chm onometers, Watches. Jewelry, Nautf-
cal INSTRUMENTS and Charts.
dI44w27 Front street, BATH, Me
Fine Watch repairing ny II superior work man.
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WILLARD WALKER,

WILLARD WALKER,
Dealer IN Stores. Ships Ca6ouses, Fire Frames,
Lead Pipe, Tin, Copper and Hollow Ware,
dI34 Broad Street BATH, Me.
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EXERCISES.

Child Co.'s Portland and Boston Express, and con-
uected with other Expresses to all parts Of the United
States Canadas and Europe leaves Portland for the
South, daily at u A. NJ and p. NJ Returning twice
daily. Office 30 Exchange ST., Portland.
land daily at "a A. NJ. and 3 P. NJ. Returning vice
daily. Office, 70 Exchange ST., Portland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-25


Suddenly, on Sunday, the oath inst. of disease OF
the hart. PArrIcK McBAHRoN stone. cutter in the
34th year of his age.
The friends of the family. and those of his brother
John and uncle. Patrick GcBarron respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Tuesday, Goth inst, at
o'clock, from his late residence, 3l7 Sixth street
On Sunday, the oath inst at A O'Clock, P NJ, OF
Group, HARRIET. daughter Of Mary and ii. u. Hart,
aged years and months
Her remains will be removed to Newark, N. j. for
interment
On the oath inst. GEORGE JosEPH. youngest child of
Charles and Ann Campbell, aged years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Afternoon. at o'clock from
No so East Thirteenth street. without further invita-
ton.
On Sunday the Oath instant, ErLzABETH. wife of
Ebenezer Haywood, formerly Of the city of Oxford,
England aged 81. She the mother of l6 children,
so grandchildren, and great grand. children
The friends of the family, the members of Washing
ton Lodge No !, the members of Washington Arch
Chapter No J. Of U. A o. D., and the Order in gene
raj respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence 12s Division street. at half past
O'Clock this day.