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The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
TO the Hon. County Commissioners for Lincoln

TO the Hon. County Commissioners for Lincoln
County:
TIVE undersigned inhabitants of said County would
i respectfully represent that by act of the Legis
lature company has been duly organized 10 build a
bridge Back River $50 called from land OF John
Hodgdon, in Westport, to the opposite shore in the
town of Woowich, near Andrew TarboX's; and that
they about contracting for the building and com
peting of the at an early day, which when done
will very much convene the public travel We there
fore ask your honorable body, after due notice to lay
out a public highway, beginning at said bridge in
Westport, thence eastery and southerly to the main
highway near Moses Jewelt's North line, OF at such
place as may best convene the public also TO lay out
and sraghten the road from said Bridge, on land of
A. Tarbox, in the town of Woolwich, to Sagadahock
Ferry also to lay out road from ihe eastern end OF
said Bridge across the dyke so caled) leading to the
main road in Westport. SAMUEL TARBOX,
Westport, Oct. !, lo47. ana thlrty-sK DINERS.
sioners, begun and holden at Wiscasset, within
and for said County on the second Tuesday of Jan
uary, AID. lS48
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the Peti.
" TONERS give notice to all persons and Corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house of Andrew Iarhox, in Woolwich, on the
twentieth dav of April AID. lS4s, at 10 O'Clock AM,
when they i'll proceed to view the road described in
their petition and Immediately after, at some conve
nient place in the vicinity will hear the parties and
witnesses and proceed do such other things in the
premises as by law may be required, by causing an at
tested copy of their Petition and this Oider thereon,
TO be served upon the Town Clerks OF the towns of
Westport and Woolwich, also by posting up copies of
the sa ne in three public places in each of said towns,
and by publishing the same in The Northern tribune
newspaper printed at Bath in the County of Lincoln,
three weeks successvely the service upon the Town
Clerks of the said towns of W9sport ana Wooi"ich,
and posting up of said copies, and the hrs pubcaon
in The Northern Tribune to he thirty days at least
before the time of said meeting, that all persons IN
terested may then and there appear ana sheW cause,
(if an they have) why the prayer OF SAID Petoners
should rot be granted. "
Conv Attest; e. B. BOWMAN, CLERK.
Jan. 90, l847. o"lo
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31

WOODEN WARE, for salebyr
w d. Y KENDALL, Agent.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
W W'aIlted !

S0 MEN to proceed TO Bristol to cut cord mood
SV The lot is situated Pemaquid Point re
tween the Johns and Pemaquid Ri"ers-growth heavy
qualify spruce and white pine. Price for cutting, so
cents per cord Employment will be given until May
Board can be had within fifteen minutes walk off
om the lot at 81 81 per week Axes and handles can
be bought the lot. For further particulars enquire
of A. s. DENNIS on the lot or of
l2d64--3wl4 j. NJ. k EEP, Bath
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
Flour! FLOUR!

1AN Bb,s. Genesee and Ohio Flour. now landing
1VV and in store for sale ana wii Dc delivered 10
any p~''o " WV wy r. S. TREVETT
Bath, Dec 81, ls47 aoo-swiS
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
Partnership Notice.

SAWYER g. GILBERT,
Successors to SaWyer & SewaU
COUNsELLORS & ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office opposite the Elliot House, Bath.
65S. & G. Will continue business at the office late
" occupied by Saw,er & Sewa and will attend the
several Courts in Lincoln and kennt Counties, and
devote themselves exclusively To the business of the
profession. b. f. SAWYER.
Bath, Nov. Il, lS47.-3m w. GILBERT.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31

so Broadyay, New YorIx. Semi. 24tb 1sa

90 0VDTO"U""y, NEW i OFK, sept. %4fh, 1917.
The very great increase the GRAEFErBERe COM
PArY's business in New England, las rendered il nee
essary Ia re organize the General Agency there. This
Is therefore to certify, that the NEw ENGLAND BRANcH
OF HE GKAEFESBERG COMPANY, Is now established at
NO l54 ashingon street, Boston, and that Mr. Ed,cin
and that he is authorized to establish Local Depots
and to grant rights TO vend the company's Medicines.
Every Agent must have certificate with the seal OF
the Company thereunto, signed by its Secretary and
c"untersigned by the aforesaid Branch Secretary No
one is authorized to sell the Company's Medicines
i" ithout such certificate.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
Maine WESLEYAN Seminary.

rT,H Spring Term will commence the LIST of March.
l. 1t will be much To the advantage of Students, to
be present at the commencement of the Term. They
will find good accommodations to bo rd or for boarding
themselves.
II. P. TORSEY, sec'y =
KenI's Hill Jan. lst lS49. wl3
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
EDWARD BARTON, Seeretary.
GRAEEENBERG MEDICINES.

The undersigned is fully prepared to establish
SRAfFENBERG DEPor in all places of proper size in
New England (excep the Slate of Connecticut, and
'hat Poon of Vermont west of the Green mou,Iians)
ana also M the British Provinces of New Brunsy ck
ana nova 81 otia Immediate apple alton should be
maoe ene' personally or by letter As there will or
aharny De nut one Depot in town or village the
Agency will he very valuable 81 -
ne leading article to which public attention is in
sed Is .lie ne @odRaaEFENBERG oda VEGETABLE PILLS,
oi "ch oo ooo boxes are sold each and very week
Inc ioiowhg complaints yield with certainly 10 their
power; dstnmd, Batoas COMPLAINTS Catoryh, Costire-
NESS Dyspepsia, Erysipelas nperfert Doesfion EYoy
at6us Green Sickness, Hear tJu,n Heodgebe Ioun51e
Lrer Comp ldnts, Rheumatism and various diseases al
!ne elomacn In all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS the most
cents a box. " -
The names of the other medicines are AS follows:
THE CHILDREN's PANACEA.
TOT summer complaints, dysenfery, and all other af
iecuons OF the somgch and bowels il is Inf,IlibIe
Price so cents bottle.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARsAPARILLA
COMPOUND.
Warranted TO make two quarts superior te apv in
Inc world. Price one dollar bottle
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN yEGETaprE
OINTM ENT.
wherever Inflammation exisGs. this ointment is n
PosVe ana speedy cure. Price 25 and so cents box
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION.
= For disorders of the Eyes this Lotion has 20 equal
fof Vi'ient Inflammation, weakness, or foreign sub
Stances IN te eyes, is an unailing remedy. Price
20 cents per hottie with full directions.
THE GRAEFENBERG HEALTH RIT
TIERS
sovereign to build up the enervated system to res
tore the appetite and clear the skin. Price e5 cents
package.
THE CONSUMPTIVE,S BALM,
rms most extraordinary article is nfbe positiyelv
in Consumption, Bronchitis, and Bleeding at the Lungs
IL is only sent as ordered at S. The quart. Consunp-
tives may he of finding in this article that whrh
will not disappont their hopes ~
1hc Grdetenberg Gazette, published by the COMPANY
Tor grdtunous disribUtion may he had on appljcaon
to any one of tn sir numerous Agents.
EDWIN c. BARNES
Secy N E Branch
AGENTS-ALBERT G. PAGE. Bath: r. s. Souie
Freeport; }. & l.. e. True PownaI; B. Randall No
Pownal Vim. G. Hoyt Durham Isaac NJ Davis Lit
t,e River Village; Ohed Merrill, 1opsham John R
Haley, Brunswick James Sampson, Bowdoinham j.
w. Avery & Co., Richmond Cofren & BlatchforG
Augusta; F. Glazer, Jr., Gardiner.
Dec.G7, 3taw 4mos.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
Stoves Stoves J!

FINHE Subscribers would inform tie public that they
Il have Il large assortment nf Cooking and other
Stoves, which they will sell very cheap. They also
continue TO keep good supply of the celebrated
STEWART STOVES,
which they will aell JYHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
as cheap as can be bought in New England
MITCHELL & Low.
Bath, Jan. 26, 1878. IS. d72wl5
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
CrOWell & Baxter.

ILOES, FRONT STIR kEET,
II EEP constantly on hand good assortment of
IN CLOrnS, CAsSIMERES, and VEST
iNGs, fer which they expect fair price Just EMIL
and examine.
Bath New 5, lS47- d&-W0
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
Stewards Steam Refined Candy.

. CASES of the hest assortment nt Confectionery,
- consisting OF the common xii ds Also, Fruits,
Toys, and every thing usually made IN the line reed
this day at bOWLES.
The northern tribune., 1848-01-31
Drawing lessons and Lectures.

T,HE undersigned intends opening day and eve
l. ming Drawing Schoul, as soon AS sufficient
number OF scholars can be obtained.
Those gentlemen who attend the evening class will
receive the benefit of of lectures
TIVE DRAwISG, which will he explicit enoagh for all
practical purposes,
Those who may imagine they have no natural Taste
for drawing need not he discouraged from attempting
to learn, thi- objection is readily by the
application of a mechanical rule.
Names be LEFT al the Rooms of Mr.. Morrison OF
with the subscriber
TERMS-Day Glass, 50 50 for "a lessons.
Evening Class, SO so for % lessons.
e. w. KING.
Bath, Jan. 25, lSi8.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

Rumored Dethronement of Louis Philippe, and
revolution in France - Conflict between the
People and the Royal Troops.
T,rhe following most important and startling news
reached New Orleans yesterday in slips from the
Charleston Mercury and Courier, dated Sunday
morning. March 49,
revolution has taken place IN France, and
Louis Philippe has been compelled to abdlcate by
the Chamber of Deputies He proposed his son, the
Duke of Nemonrs, as Regent, which the chamber
rejected and that body remained flrm IN favor OIL
Republic. The people of Paris h'ad risen en-
nsasse and sounded the tocs'n Several collhl 1
have taken place between the troops ana the
artisans The Royal Family We're safe at tlle l'ls'
accounts. and the National Guards were frater
nizing with the people All attempts made 6y tlie
Government to propitiats the people have faiied
Count Mole, Thiers and Barrot were ma named Z, as
Minister'S and rejected by the populace' I'm, me ignl
ing in the streets of Paris continued: rive nun
dred persons were killed. The Palals Royal was
taken. after terrible carnage The Iueres taken
by the people, all the furniture destroyed, ana at
tempts made to fire the building. All the railways
leading to Paris had been torn up by the cltlzens'
for the purpose of preventing the arrival OF troops
from the country.
MARKETs-The Mercurys extra says:
Cotton market change-had been slight advance, 6at
NOT sustained on account the demand for manniac
tured goods Western Canal Flour rs Sss 3D.; fGn io
@9n@ sas fndan Corn Wheat g. ass
No nf Cotton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25
A Frenc,, Revolution.

The city was yesterday thrown into state of
excitement by the news received through slip
from the office of the Charleston papers, purportng
TO contain news received by the Cambria of a revo-
luton in France. The account, such as it is, will
I've found in our paper of this morning. 1t may be
true, although it comes in rather a questionable
shape. There is date given to the arrival of the
steamer-no date to the commencement of the
rcvolution-no cause assigned for the outbreak.
All this looks suspicious. Then, again, it is said
that the Chamber of Deputies had compelled the
King to abdicate, which considering how large a
majority of the Chamber, were elected by the mere
influence of the King, end were in fact his tools,
seems highly improbable. Then, again, it is said
that the Duke of Nemours, was proposed as regent
and rejected by the Chambers; this is to us in
comprehensble-ther was no necessity of propos-
,ng the Duke as regent-he was SO declared by law
shortly after the death of the Duke Of Orleans
But with all this turmoil in France, and the pros
pect Of general European war, which every one
would expect from French republican revolution,
" there was no change in the cotton market, there
had been slight advance, but not sustained on
account of the poor demand for manufactured
goods yet there is no means more certain of indi
lative rise and fall of cotton.
Yet we are not disposed TO discredit the news
altogether. There may have been an emeutc in
Paris, it may even have assumed a formidable
character, it may possibly have assumed the dig
nifty of a revolution. The numerous battalions re-
Gently concentrated in Paris may have been de-
feated, or have turned their arms against the Go
vernment-the people may have mastered the ar
tillery of the Notifications, scaled the walls of
fhe Tuileries-all these things may be- And if
they are, the world is about to see stirring times
but though the report may to its fullest extent prove
true. we cannot give it implicit credit until we
see facts, and dates, and names. The mail of this
morning will probably put an end to suspense, and
bring either confirmation or refutation of what can
now be regarded only as plausible and important
rlInor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

SEMI-WEEKLY CREsCENT.-We will issue our
Semi-Weekly Crescent about IL O'Clock this day
Should the mail confirm the exciting news of the
French Revolution, we will give full particulars.
In addition, it will contain late and interesting
news from Mexico--Leading Editorials Washing
ton and NewYork Correspondence General News
-Locals-Remarks on the New Orleans Market,
with the prices current, etc, etc. 1t be had at
the Office, No, 95 St, Charles street, in wrappers
Frlee cents, OF 40 cents q dozen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH rs, 1s4s.

ILLNESS OF Mr.. SEvIER-At the last accounts
from Washington, Mr.. Sewer, the newly appointed
Commissioner to Mexico, was seriously unwell !;
and of course the time of his departure for Mexico
must have been indefinitely postponed 1t is not
improbable that another man will be substituted
for him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

PASSAGE OF THE Ten REGIMENT BnL-A
slip from the Charleston Mercury office, dated
Sunday morning, 10Th inst, has the following:
We learn from Washington that the Ten Regi-
ment Bill has passed the Senate--ayes 90, nc IS 49,
and wants but the the signature of the President
to become law"
Of course it is now law. Does MT this look
like doubt, on the part of Congress and the Exec
utiye, whether the Treaty be accepted by Mexico
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

Ne"Iofh NidfKets. :. MARCH 10, b p ".
Cotton h and rather active with sales 1900 bales to-day
al 1HHStsc mere an active inquiry for Flour. hut
hrmnes OF hodels prevents large opeiionssaes 900 bbl
Genesee at 81 5of So 62-Ohlo and Michigan ST SIS so
Nothing done in Southern; Sales Cornmeal at ~ 81
Wheat is firm. with small sales of Genesee for mill
quite brisk with sales of ID 900 bushels 4s5Oc for Or
leans and ac for Northern round white There is bnt III
ie dong IN PROVISIONS with declining tendency Sales of
Mess Pors at $40 g and Prime ss Is Lard is in active re-
quest and prices slightly mpovedsas of 200 kegs al
with sales Of Ito bbs, wv seA'n'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

Mr.. EDWIN FoRREsT-Ths distinguished
tragedian made his last appearance last evening.
He appeared as the melancholy Dane Hamlet,
Prince of Denmark, and his performance drew
down shouts of applause After the performance
MIR. Forrest was called ont and answered as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen That little bell which told the
falling of the curtain also announced my final departure
from among For the last quarter of century Won
have cheered efforts From the time that landed name
less stranger among until the present perodyour crown
ing OF my most brilliant success. wish to change NV mr.
suit would not lag superuous the stage have chosen
apuult more congenial to my feengs-tha pursuit which
the immortal asngOn pronounced one of the most noble
most useful ever followed by man-the filling of the soil
And now. ladies and gentlemen have to say that little
word, which is often said in this sad brigh, wodd-Fare
well ,"
AT this period Mr. Forrest was so overcome nv
emotion, that he was forced to retire from the stare
His eyes WERE moist with the tears of partinq
friendship and his heart throbbed with the impuses
of 'love towards ALL Edwin Forrest will never
be forgotten by the citizens of New Orleans, and
the splend wreath, that, as an artist and man now
adorns his brow, will never lose its brightness
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

SILVER PEN HoLpER.-B. M Norman 16 c,mn
street, Keeps for sale very pretty article in the
shape OF silver pen-holder, including a pencil,
when mas most convenient extension arrange
ment' on new plan. Mr. n having politely fur
hlshed us with specimen, we are enabled to speak
knowingly Of the merits of the pen-holder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25
Rect. IL CAMP STREET.
GUINNESS 4 BUSH,
12 Camp street, N. o.

IL CAMP STREET. Y CAMP STREET.
IL Camp street, N. o.
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COMES, USHES, PER FUMERY;
FANS. RETICULES, PURSES.
Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, UMBRELLAS,
SHIRTS, SC.iRFS, CR.4T.4TS, GLOPES,
Il Camp St.. GOLD PENS, CUTLERY, II Camp ST.
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Magnetic MachRtelt universally admitted by the
learned scientific that the mysterious called Galvanism
Magnetism fact the principle vitality M and that disease
many painful forms entirely the absence oil
this galvanic magnetic power It's healthy proportions L. ei
readily supply power when thus deficient
successfully combat and this has been fully and
ecy by the present beautiful and scientific
MooRHEAD S GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE
important improvement all other and
has been adopted by the medical profession generally being the
perfect convenient and eectua magnetic machine
exceedingly simple construction and therefore liable
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operator. The magnetic impaired
and with unpleasant the delicate
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Moohead's Magnetic positive pena-
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Every family should poose these beautiful instruments. 1t
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Price the machines complete, 2 and $5 according size and
They be readily and safely part the world
and each instrument warranted
az Manufactured by D. C. Moorhead 1872 Broadway, NY
s.s- Fo SALE wholesale and retail, by
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DEALERS IN
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FANCY ARTICLES,
AND CENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
mh2l Ct IL Camp street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

o. The National Intelligencer announces ;,
death in Washington, of DIR. Thomas P. Jones G,
merlv Superintendent the Patent Office, and oil
tor of the Franklin Journal, of Philadelphia, agsJ
seNenty-fiVe wears.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25
From Havana.

We are indebted to the fast sailing brig Saliva
dora, Capt Erans, for late Havana papers We
find in them however, little of interest. There are
MANY details of the revolution in Venezuela, but
nothing later or more explicit than has heretofore
been published.
The Diario de la Marina of the 18th contains an
abstract of the message of President Rosas to the
legislative assembly of Buenos Ayres. The docn-
ment is TOO long to publish entire, says the Dario
being eighty four pages in length. This rather ex
ceeds even our voluminous State messages. The
monetary affairs of the country do not seem to be
in very prosperous condition The amount OF
paper money in circulation is 81, 100000, and the
annual deficit in the treasury the enormous sum OF
S39,OOO.OCo. Notwithstanding the example set by
almost all other nations. regret to see that Bue
nos Ayres is about to return to the restrictive sys
tenn from the commencement of 1913 the old laws
prohibiting the Introduction of foreign grain and
flour will again go into operation. The commits
sion formed at Monevideo to judge the vessels cap
nred by the French forces engaged in the blockade
of Vera Cruz has condemned as lawful prizes, the
Brazilian brigantines Pensamento, and s. Crlsto-
vac, together with their cargoes. There had been
another revolt in the interior of Entire Rios and
Mendoza, which, however, was speedily qnelled
The whole territory Of Corrientes has been an
nexed to the dominons of Rosas.
There is no local news of importance from Ha-
yana.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

G5- By the 4th of July next, the indefa,gable
O'Reilly will have completed 1000 miles of Tele.
graph posts wires and stations for the conveyance
of Intelligence thus bringing together, as it were
Tor many important purposes, the most distant sec.
tons of the Union.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

To OUR NORTHERN CoNTEMPoRAR!Es.-R
gentlemen, some of your compliments quite make
us blush.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

o. The following are said to be the. last VIM,
of the patriarch Adams & The last of eort1 |,
am, am composed. One hour more-one hon.
,u0re-One hour more
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

DEATH OF AN EMINENT NEwYoRKER,--ch
Justice Ambrose Spencer died at his residsnoa ~
Lyons, Wayne county, NewYork, aged 50 vs.a
on the. 18th inst. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

HE IRI-coLoR-The late rumor of a Revolu-
ton IN rance has quite excited some of our more
mercurial folks We notice that that most popular
OF individuals, Rory O'More, has mounted the tri-
color. Rory is always at the head of patriotic
movements.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

PENNSYLVANIA WING CoNvENTIoN.-On the
10Th INST, the Wing Convention, assembled at Har-
rlsburg, chose John B. Johnson, of Erie President
Several candidates We're nominated for Canal Com
missioner Mr. Middlesworth was eventually de-
clared unanimously nominated. Mr. s. Johnston.
of Armstrong, and Samuel Bell, of Berks. were
elected Senatorial Delegates to the National Con-
vention-the first the first and the second on
the third ballot Thomas NJ K McKennon, of
Washington, and John P. Sanderson, of Lebanon,
We're nominated Senatorial Electors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

NATURE WILL HAVE HER WAY.-After SEEING
Ex-President Adams quietly inferred, the Congress
sional Committee returned to Boston, and spent two
days land nights in something of blowout.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

w we sympathize deeply with our distant
friend OF the New York Globe, who has lost his
"ead-hece-we mean his cap-in the lining of
winch The says sol was SIS, What mean state
OF public morals there must be in New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

CooLIDGE's TRIAL.-The trial of Dr. Coo;a,.
for the murder of young Matthews, commenced !,
Augusta, Me-, on Tuesday, It'll inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

CONNECTICUT RIVER OrEN-On the 14th inst''
The Ice was broken up opposite Hartford, and 1t was
expected that navigation would shortly commence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

o. Mr.. Charles III. Carpenter has been suel.,
in to the tune of SIS 1000, by the Kidd Treasr.s
humbug (Hudson River N.Y.