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Extract of letter from Apdreso Jackson to
Dr. l.. H. Colmo1i, Of Warrington, North
Carolina.

Extract Of a letter from .AndresO Jackson to
Dr.. L. Fl. CoInoai, Of w arlington, North
Corolina.
WASHINGTON CRY, April 26, 1924.
eeHeayen smiled upon and gave us liberty and
independence That same Precedence has bless
ed us with,the means of national independence
and national defence. If we otnit or refuse to
use the gifts which He has extended to us, we
deserve not the continuation Of His blessing
He has filed our mountains and our plains with
Hinerals-with lead, iron, and copper, and Civ
en- us climate and soil for the growing of hemp
and wool. These being the great materials of
our national defence, they ought TO have extended
to them adequate and fair protection; that our
manufacturers and latorers may be placed in a
fair competition with those of Europe, and that
we may have within eur country supply of
those leading and important articles Sc essential
to war
CT will ask wi at is the real situation of the
agriculturist? Where has the American farmer
"a market for his surplus producer Except for
cotton, he has neither foreign nor a home mar
ket. Does not this clearly prove, when there is
no market either at home orabroad, that there is
too much labor employed in agriculture? Com
mon sense at once points oat the remedy. Take
from agriculture in the U. States six hundred
thousand men, women and children, and YOU
will at once give market for more breadstuffs
than all Europe now furnishes us. In short,
sir, we have been too long subject to the policy
of British merchants. It is time we should be-
come little more Amerieanized, and, instead of
feeding paupers and laborers of England, feed
cur own; or else, in short time, by continuing
our present policy, we shall all be paupers oar-
seEpes. 1t is therefore, my opinion that care
full and judicious tariff is much wanted to pay
our national debt, and to afford us the means Of
that defence within ourselves on which the safety
of our country and liberty depends; and last,
though not least, givc proper distribution to-
our labor, which must prove beneficial to the
happiness, independence, and wealth of the COM
munity.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
ANDREW JACKSON
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NOTICE.

Es
NNAS COMMITTED 10 the Jail of Fred&mikfs.
Wv County, the 9Th day of July inst. n
way, Negro Man, who calls himself RICHARD F1X-
DING He is about IS years old, very decrep65 saa-
much So that he stand erect andiin waiizssls
compelled to use his hands Had Ion when comnTsadsn1
pair of blea ched cotton pants dab cloth vest beaak
cotton shirt and old black fur hat and says he is
maker by trade and belongs Samuel r. Strider ssl
resides near Harpers Ferry, in Jefferson County, V1
The ewner ifany, is hereby requested cosae saab
have him released, he will otherwise be discharged
cording TO law.
HENRY HOUCK,
July 90 M4w Sheriff of Fred'k Gss.
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New JERsEY.-The Wings of this State have
made the following nominations for Congress-
Messrs. Aycrigg, Maxwell, Randolph, Halsted,
stratton, Yorke.
This Is the old Congressional ticket
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IN BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT, NJ.

IN BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT, MAY
4 TERN, ls40.-Ordered Thatthe sale made and with
in reported by John Scott, permanent Trustee of Bas
D. Mulikin, Insolvent Debtor, be ratified and con-
red unless 10 the contrary he shown, on or be-
fore the llth dy of August next; Provided copy oil
this order be inserted in some newspaper, week.
for three successive weeks before said lth day of Au
gust next. The report that said Insoivent Debt
orss equity of redemption in n life estate piece Of
Ground the City of Baltimore, sold for eleven
dollars ($ll.)
By Order. True Gopy-Test,
THOS. KELI4. Clerk.
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HDX order of the commissioners of insoisPnt ssss1R
ADors for the city and county of Baltimore nOzs4tk
hereby give TO the creditors of SETH StTN&s2Efs-
SON, insolvent debtor, that personal eassya-
hath been granted to the said debtor and that the szsE
creditors required TO attend athe office of the sK
issiOners in the court house, in the city Of BIf
moreoon the 9TH day of Sept. next, at 10 O'Clock fs
forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees az n8
appointed for their benefit; and to give all the izzn
nao in their possession 10 the said Commissioners
enable them toreport To Baltimore county court, azuz>
ably to3an act of Assembly. passed at Decembez
sion 1871, entitled IAN act relating To insovent de oss
and than the 9TH day of Nov next haiti been fixss Bs
the final hearing in his case, before the said eoasa
siOners.
Dated the 9Th day of July in the year 1910
inlO InIAr
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A CARD.
MAYORS OFFICE,

BALTIMORE, July D. lS40
YHyAXES.-The following resolution is published,
relating 10 the CITY Collector and the collection ot
The Taxes due for the year 1885, of which all persons
concerned will take notice.
Resolved by the Mayer and City Council of Baltimore
That the City Collector be and he is hereby directed and
required to collect tie arrears of TAXES which were
returned by him as due and uncollected in his report of
the 9Th of January last and that he exercise all the
thoy which is vested in him for that purpose by the
laws of the State Ordinances of the corporation.
s. C. LEAKEN, Mayor.
Appro We d, February seth, 1870 jy q cost.
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7 ,ticSki-Berry Smith.
r 0ckcaStLe-C Charles Colyer.
.llescU-William w. Lair.
S2eDy-James Ford and James G. Sprigg.
Scott George n. Johnston.
Spsncer-James Wakefield.
SinpSon-Davis S. Hammond.
I'odd-Benjamin H. Reeves.
1rigg-LeSS0Ts5y Nance.
Iytnl6Ie-,JoIfsJ ThomGSSo1s-
JS1ion-.JoIra IpsJoden.
H'ayae-Leo Hayden.
WoOdf0rd-Zachariah White
WaTTen-W. v. Loving ana James r. Skies.
Whitley-Joel snyder
-TVasIiington Mitchell.
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HOSEPH CROOK S GOTT, UPMoLsTgRERs. ayna-
% PAPER HANGERS, No. 755 Baltimore street. bess0srs
North and Holiday streets-haven store
Rich Paris PAPER HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prnss
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curt5azss
Canton MATTINGS-4, sand 4
Venetian Blinds. Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila B2ts7Exs
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despaIcrz-
We very respectfully solicit our friends and the sss
general, TO give us n call. JOSEPH CR0OEg.
THOMASGUT,T-
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yO APOLOGY FOE WIGS!

nz.sTTEHTTON B.4LDHEADS!@n
e all the remedies ever deysedtor me restoration
~ and preservation of the HAIR nothing mas pee"
found equal to 1Eiberts 0leGgous Heir Tome. SCI
dom fails 10 restore the hair to health and beauty Ma
nv who were bald three months ago, can ne" eA'lni'
luxuriant heads of hair by the use OF II.
Copy Of letter from DIR. 5. ; FITCH dstea ,eoe
PHILADELPHIA, May 10; 1885,
Dr. jayne: 90 ,.o,,
Dear s-I feel that can hardly say enoungn 70 yG G
in favor Of 9erts OLedginos Hair Tonic prepared by
vou NV nar had been falling of about two years. dAu
had become very thin, threatening speedy palaess
when commenced using this remedy IN apou. OH, vi.
Ss,eek il ceased TO fall Off have used now ABOUT
three months aed have full and thicka hea9 OF mar
as can possibly desire. have recommends ~ u
to number of nay friends, who all speak ven Oh H.
faithfully employed, have no doubt OF tseeneI1i sue
ass may add that before using the rome hu leu
almost all the various articles employed id lle nan
such as the Macassar Oil all the different
of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair Oh, &c &C "ll"u
riencing much, fanny, benent
Respectfully yours, g. r,,,-c-,Y
No. l72 Chestnut street.
M Re(are Dr. Fitch used this Tonic his hair began 10
be cay but since then there is not gray tar to De
found on his head. -
me ABOVE piepai''''H . SUI G. L. DUHURsT,
"a Corner Dugsn's wharf and Pratt street,
MACS lower end of Centre Market space
SONS UE AFFIICTION LOOK s7, II;
WrR yfANDON'S Qrom Germany kEoI OhA-
E B Tfstrs, Tti.f,e a positive for GoRorrhda
Stubborn elects &c.-The superiority Of ~ saioa'us
Pastora4.ve pills otner sct
cred for the cue of Gononhee, Glee' and other
cuniay passages, become every uaS snccess
since their introduction into the couhty not less uaI
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold and no instances
have been known to fail TO perform penect cure IA
few davs ,Thp composon of the Pills being entirely
different from any other medicine of the kind they are
warranted not TO produce those unpeasan ana not IN
frequently dangerous symptoms so oftenexpehehcc !,
while taking copavia, cupebs urpenne, mercury, ana
that class of medicines usually resered to by the uns
f in these complaints.
For sale only by the undersigned who is the authorised
aeeat for this part ofhe country The utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
" 3. Persons at a distance can be suppledby en-
Ing the ready. Price 81 per Box. ..
GIL. DUHJIRST.
conner of Pratt st. s Dugans' wharf
mal3 lower end Marke Street
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=, 1,737 4 I11VSf T1ITTON LOOK u:

unUBLIC SCHOOLS.-The exercises of the Pub
lie Schools will be resumed on the LIST of SeptelR
her nv order J. w. TILYARD,
Clerk 10 the Commissioners,
uoa cost.
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NOTICE.
a II RERSnNS WEIOnI TT MAY COW.

n - " =
N Germ are hereby required 10 take notice that the
lands situated in the Suites of Kentucky and Virginia.
which, belonging James Swan, Of Boston, on the Jun
dav OF August, 1880, amounting TO tTso million i've
hundred and itytwo thousand three hundred anu louI
s. three quarter acres were that day. by deed, dated
AT Paris in France, conveyed 10 Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia in fee simple and have since been con
veved TO me, trust, for the United states American
Land Company, and that /, and alone, as trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed ny my
are or will be- authorised to SELL lease, rent, or ouie
wise dispose of said lands any of them; and all per-
sons are especially notified not to purchase, rent lease
or otherwise contract with any other person. therefore
and especially not purchase Of P. Dumas, Jr. who
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of Swan under act of the Legislature OF VIZ
nnia, of Bumorghue, or any other person pre-
tending for, in the behalf OF The SAID Dumas, Cd
the creditors of the said Swan.
These lands will be sold, rented or leased on advanta
ceous terms. They scattered through the State OF
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing TO
purchase lease any part OF them are requested
to address me, postage paid, at BALTIMORE 13 ,pN
iy24 div trustee U. S. a. Land Company
I7-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Licking
ton Ky will please insert this once week for three
months. and forward their accounts to this ofiice.
BALTIMORE, AUGUST, Is4O.-The sub
ID scriber hereby informs his friends and the public
that he has commenced the republication, in this city,
of the FAMILY MAGAZINE. It will be published
simultaneously with the edition in New York, Boston,
and Cincinnati, and il will be in every respect the same
Those subscribers 10 former volumes in tins vicinity
whose copies may be imperfect, can have them com
pleted and those who wish to continue the work tIom
that time can also be supplied with the intervening vol
umes VIM. N. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, 2S North Gay ST.
The terms of the FAMILY MAGAZINE will be the
same as for former olumes-TWELVE AND A HALF
One Dollar and fifty cents per volume, payable IN nd
au Ii
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VOL. E....NO. 111~.
MR.. & MRS. DAVIOGE
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LRISEG1ss
No. II ST. PGl Street. BaH:moTe.

A Shas been already announced, this Institutes W
IA be reopened on the first Monday, in SeDssznao
next, when the duties of the several departments w
be conductedby the persons, whose names sk3gse
to them respectively, as follows
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT. I'M
GLIDING the Latin and Greek Lsnguages, by Mr. nzTlss
aided by Mr. N. Morisop distinguished gradSRzsasS
Harvard University, and Miss VI. B. Alison late sR ~
celebrated Chahestown Academy, BGstsE- 6GaIi
experienced teachers. In addition to the regular
tatoRs, of Lectures Astronomy, NsfllEn ,
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Botany will be delxHEzEs
DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES
FRENCH, by NJ. Lareintrie aided by Mad. ArcELzaEs
whom French Governess, the cOaversaiioa1laS3s
SPANISH by sr. Piz1r7.
GERMAN by De- FTsfgzg-
ITALIAN by Sigu0r B. CasaEAt-
DEPARTMENT OF AIGSIC.--VocaI Music, gEE9zs
II WalIack, (late Miss Turpin,) Instrumental BzQiR
including Harp Piano, Guitar, &C., by Messrs %gss1lA
DRAWING. '-'' ~ 49, Mr.. Esieaas
DANCING Mr D6s0EitEss-
In the Moderen languages the lessons aregivesS &c
instead of three times week usual. course leSzH
pensable, in the opinion ofthe principals to the P6sEm
advancement ofthe pupils. In French the reeiSzesUE
occupy from an hour and twenty, TO an hour AID sEk
minutes, daily independently Of the conversatoai@T1
ecises, incidental to social Intercourse, and, 10 ~ G
the facilities, there will be regular intervals, Flsfs
and Musea Soirees, for the benefit of the puplsi22 G
departments respectively.
In addition to instructng his own classes. BSa- NJ
will continue TO exercise supervising care oveESA Zaa
branches OF study, examining the scholars, and S9si
| that Justice is done 10 them.
Pupils are charged from the time of entrance c4sss
deduction tcH be made for absence, except in o$
protracted serere indisposiion
The academical year commences onthe frs; ffJEdA
in September, embraces forty-siy weeks, and is ES
into four equal Pupils not received f6gz9a
Rod less than term, and Pupils cannot be witbsza
except at the end of current full term.
THE TERMS FOLLOWS:
Board, pei academic year, S2SsR eat
Day boarding. or Dining and thus enjoy
ing the benefit of French conversation
at table, per academic year, GO ateh
English instruction, in all its branches,
ST. 80 per single term, or if continued
up to the time of the summer recess,
SIS 90 per term, say, per year, GO ais
French, Italian, Spanish, German, Latin,
&C., each per term, IS on, or per year, 81 RH&
Stationery, per term SsaA
Music, including Harp and Guitar, at in
strUcters prices,
| Use oflnstniitent. per term, e Cox,
Drawing and Painting, at instructors
prices.
Dancing, at instructors pEieesr
Washing, per term, = sANS
Bedding, iffunisned, per term, sIsXs
For the convenience of such maynot know HSs xal
Mrs. d the following references are given.
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100 REAMsNO. 1 RULED car Pa
HUI PER, just received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT I NUDGE,
aus No. South Charles street, up stairs.
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Any further information will, with pleasure be sauzs
at the Academy, where applicants will receive sEaEs
pecrus, setting forth the entire plan ofhe Instiiuc ~
can have an opportunity of seeing the arrangements
made for the comfort and instruction of the pupils
aual nj
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Cards of two lines only, IS per annum, in advance
Ghz-Ten lines, or tess, make squcTe. If an aovel-
son All advertisements are payable at the time of
Their Insertion except yeariies, which are payahle guar
feYly in advance All advertisements ordered III uii ior
bid will be charged fifty cents for each squet III
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NINTH VOLUME OF GILL Il JOHN
IN SONS REPORTS also, vols. and of the
above, just publshed and for sale by
CUSHING & BROTHER,
No. 206 Baltimore street.
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IMPORTANT NEWS!!!

IMPORTANT NEWS!!!
NTALLIER'S FRENCH PILLS, fOrlhe cure
and preventive ofsecret diseases. A fresh supply
of this inest Unable remedy has just been received
Persons who have been unfortunate TO contract
the above disease are now provided with remedy
venient in form, and easy Of administration.
Ii would be as well to caution the public against
spurious article. They can, however, always procure
the genuine, by applying to the proper agents.
Thegenune Pills. put up in neat paper box with
a beautiful xyographic wrapper.
Price one dollar per box. For sale by
SETH S. HANCE,
cor of Charles and Pratt sts
And GRO DUHURST s Co.. Cor. of Pratt s. Dugan's
wharf Baltimore. aua4
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
oCELAIN INCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. SO South Sharp street,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bal
"a more, that he is prepared to perform every opera
ton appertaning to his profession, such Cleaning,
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, &c. He will also in
se incompatible Teeth Pvets or Clasps, in the most
durable manner.
REFERENCES
Philip E. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, par;,o,a
John Needles,
VIM E. Bartlett, }
II MIS-; 5. g gsss'sas' Dentists, rAHaa
81
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BY DUFF GREEN,
rHE PILOT 8 TRANsCRIPT
; published at No. II, warer street. Baltimore.

* published at No. IL, Warer street. Baltimore
opposite Cheapsde
TERMS.-Daily, at Six DOLLARS per annum IN a6-
vance, or Twelve and an half Cents per week payable
80 the carriers. Country, FowDollars per anhum,
payable in advance.
Extra, in pamphlet form, and double Royal size,
One Dollar, for twenty-five numbers.
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all q CANDLES
~ % bbls aHd tierces Winter SPERM OIL
10 do do do Fall do do
10 do Winter Bleached Whale do
100 bxs. Sperm Candies For sale by
JOHN p. ADAMS,
ms = Bowly's WIFI
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No. I72 Chestnut street.
ma ReCsre Dr. Fitch used this Tonic his hair began TO
he cay but since then there is not gray eair to be
found on his head
ihS "O0'' p g. L. DUHURsT,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14
The World Redeemed.
Resurrection or Persian Pills.


r EFT the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful. The
with the precious relc which almost defes disease,n
all its various ramifcatons, and gaddens the heart
sinking under the grievous burthen of weakness and
disease Doctors with all their boasted science step
aside and contemplate the ushering in of new and
eventful era, in which the inhabitants are their own
physicians.
of all light has opened her storehouse, and is
pouring forth to nortafs the precious sap OF life and
health. G. .,.-,.
worsbipped of future ages, lavishng upon their
riches. boons causing the heart to leap for joy, asee
ing the sick healed, the lame walk and presenting to
those that are whole, guarantee for 81 cents, for
preserving the shield of health andenjoyment
The Persian and India extracts, the wonder OF the
age, have been so thoroughly tested, proved, and
unanimously patronized, and conceded to by all pro-
LESSONS and classes, physicians not excepted, who
have become acquainted with their unparalleled vir-
tues the universal and unbounded confidence they
insure, added the grateful and uncaled tor tesmo-
mails in their favor is sufficient to warrant every in
divdual with confidence to make trial of them.
treatise on most diseases, their symptoms and
cure with certificates from many influential persons
who have been raised, where the skill OF the best ply
scians had failed and the various medicines OF the
day had been tried in vain, accompany each boz,
For convenience, these extracts are made INTO Pll
and are called RESURRECTlON'O OR PERSIAN
PILLS. Try one box, and your money will be re-
funded if they are not what they are recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra of the age.
Lake & Hayse Bethlem; Messrs. Bettss Woodbury..
j. NJ CLARK, general agent for the states of New
York and Connecticut. Office, Arcade Hall, Koch
ester. N. Y ,..s. o. ,4 1y23
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-05-14
EIOEFAE'S
Vegetable Life Pills,
Rh6RaalG Filters =.

aOOSSVNeOy
EENFiE universal estimation in which the celebrated
IL Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters are held, is salts
facurly demonstrated by the increasing demand for
them in every State and section Of the Union, and by
the voluntary testimonials to their remarkable effica-
cy which every where offered. 1t is not less from
deeply gratifying confidence that they are the
means Of extensive and inestimable good among his
fellow creatures, than from Interested considerations,
that the proprietor OF these preemineny successful
medicines is DESTROYS Of keeping them constantly be-
fore the public eye The sale ofevery additional box
and bottle guarantee that some persons WILDE re,
eved rom greater or less degree OF suffering, and
pc improved IN general neat Tor IN no case OF sui
fering from disease can tney De taken N vain; The
proprietor mas never known or peen informed OF an
instance IN whch tney nave !aed 70 40 good N the
most OBSTINATE eases OF CHROME as chron-
ic dyspepsia, torpid lver, rheumatism asthma, nerv,
GUS and bilious mead acne costiyeness, piles general
debility, scronlous sWelllngs and ulcers scurvy, salt
rhem and all other chronic affections of the organs
and membranes they enect cures with rapldity and
permaaency when Few persons would theoretically
believe, put 20 wmc9 thousands have testified rom
happy experience. IN colds and coughs, which, II
neglected; ne most latal diseases OF the
lungs ana lndeea me vlscera "a general these med'
Glnes u taken Dut Ior lIee OF lour Gays, never fa
Taken night, they SO promote the Insensble persp
ration, and SO reneve me system OF feone action and
iecuent DISTINCTIONS as 70 produce most delightiu
sense OF convaescenoe IN the , morning and though
he Az e repeon i osys ba
,oxt hour v &c hed time Viii almost nvar;ebIv etTnc