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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-04
TWO VALUABLE FARMS.
The first is the one On which now reside,
containing
2IO ACRES.

This farm has 70 acres ofrchest Shenandoah
Bottom, 70 acres OF very fertile Upland, AMI
part, (viz:70 scres) covered with the finest
body Of timber in the~county-lies in SIGHT of
Front Royal, celebrated throughout the State
for the manufacture Of wagons. and where
timber always commands good price
There IS on this farm commodous Stone
Dwelling, large new and well-arranged
Barn, Stabling, Sheds for Cattle, Corn house,
Granary, &c.
The other farm is situated on the North
side of the North branch Of Shenandoah river
in the county Of Warren, 4 or S miles from
the court house, and contains about
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-04
-cHINESE HAIR ER.fDIC-7IUh

1900 70 remove superhuons hair without
i@nrng the skin Sold By By nng Conn Wood 3D.
stock-IieIer q BroiheF' a ManFerfow n1 ane
rom l';'.n - without the signature Of Comstock
genur.nII [April 1914 SAD
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-04
Fcfes EsosElogsa', sBr.,
@SS( % &effers

REMAINING in the Post Office at Wood
stock, on the lst day of April, 1874 1,
which II not taken out by the lst Of
July next, viii be sent TO the General
Post Office as dead letters.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-04

JAYNE, No. % south Third st, Phiiade phia.
DR.. J. G. Scim3t Hoodsf0ck, oniy agent,
J. r. Sfragey 6 Co.. Ec,1. IIQfket.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-04
DIR. DELAMATER s

.NEIfT = q DU.' = III Z
LTNI.ME " Z!
and Iaaian Fegetajlc Spscifc-A warranted
cure for rheumatism or io pay--ALso
M LTBBYS VEGET.fBLE
PILLS 6. BITTERS,
por the cure of yellow and bilious fevers, ie-
=. and aguc, dyspepsia, Group, sick headache
The
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-04-04

Isaac Vinz 2 Samuel Wislinan
Samuel Wisnan George Will
Frederick Weaver Peter Young
e+Persons calling for letters IN the
above list, viii please say they are adj
yertised. JAS. Allen P M
April 4, 1844.-3t 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

ANOTHER ANNEXATION PROJECT. The New
York Sun states, that It has document which
proves the existence Of a Secret Society in
Mexico, which has for its object the annexa-
ton Of Mexico to the United States. at con-
tains, (says the Sun, sin foil detail, the plan
of an association or Secret Society in Mexico,
whose members were mutually pledged TO la
Dor for the political and absolute union OF
Mexico with the United States of the North,
Ga uni0n politica absolute entire los EStadoS
U,ridos deI .Narie .NercO,) and gives the rea-
SONS for this bold and original determination
The names appended are among the most in
fuential in Moxico---men intimately acquaint-
ed with the spirit and workings of our insttu-
tons"
The sun publishes synopsis of the consti-
tuition of this Society, in which the reasons fol
desiring annexation are given; but we have moi
room to insert them. Santa Anna is said tt
favor the project; and if 50 the bargain will bt
soon struck, as we are at present in the marry
ine mood The debts of Mexico will be nc
obstacle to the acquisition, as we shall assume
them all, be they more or less, as we are about
to do those of Texas.
Seriously-AItAough we may consider the
existence of secret society in Mexico for the
purpose stated as doubtful, yet We predict that
our ambition will not be satisfied with the ac-
QUESTION Of Texas, and that our views will soon
extend to Mexico, if not farther south.
Our government is abou. to play the part Of
the unnatural parent, who endorsed for and
paid the debts of strangers, whilst he permit
ted the credit of his own offspring to be sacr
feed, though in possession Of a trust fond be-
longing to them sufficient to have releves
and let the states of the confederacy suffer.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE. The January num-
Der of this periodical is trsly splendid, being
emhcllished with no less than five beautiful en-
cravings 1t deserves to be literally patroniz-
ed 1t is for sale by Shurtz s. Taylor, No g.
North street
We have also received from Messrs. Shurt7
& Taylor, "The Carcanet; or Reading for the
Drawing Room. This periodical has only
reached its second number, and is published by
MIR. John w. Leslie, New York, at 25 cents pei
number. The copy before Us Isl llcd exclusively
with poetical compositions.
Also, from the same gentlemen, Little's Liv
ing Age for December 1t is an ekce!len
number.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

FIRE IN New YORK On Tuesday, about
half past four, fire broke out in the grocery
warehouse of Nlcssrs. Morgan s. Adams, No.
l64 Front street. The two upper stories were
entirely consumed, with the stock therein
Loss from $4,000 to s70O0-insurod for the full
amount
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

GO SIGNOR CASELLA. We would remind all
levers of good music that SIGSoR CAsELLA, whose
admirable performance the F0lencello they have
had the opportunity of approaching last Spring. Is at
present in his city, and will give his farewell Concert
on TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th inst, on which occa-
sion he will b. assisted by Professor ALLAN and Prof
airLEER. We hope that his amiable department as
gentleman, and his distinguished talent artist,
wlmsure him an 0Yertiowing audience. Sgnor Ca
intends To- 5cave for the South, and theme. 10
return ~ Europe. dl4I
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CHEAP AUCTION GOODS.

FHNHE SUBSCRIBERS now offer to their ems
ID toners and others who have mol made their Dur
chases, the cheapest LOT Of AUCTION CLOTHS of
all the different celors and shades suitable for ladies',
and gentemens Csoaks, and boys and children's
wear, they have yet had, ranging in price from 20
up, ana which they do recommend as being Of extra
ordinary fine quality for the pree together with an
tensive assortment Of plain and fancy CASSIMERES
embracing every variety of color and style,
1hey have also on hand usisal splendid assert
mcnt OF Coopers & Shepherds English, and Paul Ba
tot x Fill's Frcneir CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
DoESklNS; wool blk, indigo blue, brown and olive
Beaver Cloths, of fine and sEperfinc qualities; with
Velvet VESTlNGS, &C.; to all Of which they invite
the attention of persons wishing purchaso az thew
VIII be sold wholesale RETAIL at the lowest market
prces' DORSEY & NELSON,
dl4-eolm No. 65 Baltimore sheet
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

RIcHr VERDICT. A verdict has been rem
dered in the Supreme Judicial Court at Boston,
over little child of five years old, while sic
was sitting on the sidewalk. She was so mucl,
injured that it was found necessary to ampu-
tate one of her legs.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

WELL DoNE. The American Republicans
of Boston have been organized about two weeks
only-and yet, at the election for Mayor on
Monday last, their candidate wanted only $40
votes of being the highest. Neither candidate
having received majority OF the votes cast,
there was no election; so that we shall not be
surprised if the American Republican candi-
date be chosen at the next trial, The vote
stood as follows:
The Wing candidate for Mayor received 443S
American Republican - 39Os
" Democratic " 2ll2
Cold Water &c. 2O4
The American Republican ticket was car
ricd entire in one ward, and partially succeed
ed in Others Under tho circumstances, the
result may be considered as bearing strong evil
dence of the extraordinary progress of Ameri-
can Republican principles
1t is evident that the great mass Of American
citizens begin to think it high time to organize
truly American party-a party which will go
for the interests of the Countrywide puriiica-
lion Of the ballot Deuteronomy iii public af-
III III ll!c lilblui " 'lit lCO
ple-and the total exclusion of criminal and
paupcr Immigrants from our shores. In short,
American feelings begin TO prevail, and the
doctrine that "to the victors belong the spoilSo
10 be repudiated. \ wholesome spirit is being
rapidly revived, and national pride will once
more elevate US as a people. We are about to
shcw the world that our country shall not be
converted into great lazar-house, or Botany
Bay for the criminals Of Europe
1t is seen that in Boston the American Re-
publican cause has been adopted with great
spirit and animation; and that there has been
thorough organization In Baltimore there is
not less enthusiastic attachment TO the same
cause and all that is wanted to exhibit the
strength of the party is organization. This we
shall have by and by we hope, when the most
energetic measures will no doubt be taken to
procure the passage, by the state legislature of
all such acts as may be required to carry out
the principles of the party. No man who
seeks the welfare of the country, can raise his
voice in opposition to the measures which are
commended for by the American Republicans;
for they are those upon which the county
must rely for safety.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

ty~ GEN. DUFF GREEN, 50 well known as the
editor ef "The Republic" OF New York, lis referred
to for the truth of the following: Gen. Green asserted
III public place that he had sed Hays Lnment for
the Files, and that the effect was astonishing and that
he felt it his duty 10 make known, so far rs in bis
power. 10 his suferag fellow men, that such an
traordnary article in existence. II said he would
cheertully lend his name and aid in extending its
iuinrss. This is but one of, may safely say, hun
dreds, who will give like testimony. Buy only of Com
soCk k, No. North Efh street, Fhadrphia or at the
corner Of Hanover and Balmors-sts., Bait. 1t
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Dc NOTICE. BY request, the Rev. Mr.. FISHER
will preach on Lords day Evening, at O'Clock, in
the First Baptist Church. at the of Sharp and
Lombard streets, the Messiaship and Divinity oil
3hrl' The pablic generally most ailectonately
nY.ted to attend, n.y. Seats free. IT.
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o. SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS will be held
three times on Lords Day, gro MORROW, 18th inst
in odd Fellows Hail. by Elder $. $. BREWER, at
lO3 A. NJ, ) and p. NJ The Afternoon discourse
will be upon the opening of the Book of Life, (Itev,
chap Evening". r. GATES will explain the DIFF
ference between the Adventists faith and the Church
generally, upon the subject of the Lords second com
ing. The ptrbc is requested to- attend
L. 5. Meetings WILDE held at the same place, same
hour, every Lords day. It's
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SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. "a, 1874

THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, To-day'S number
Of this cheap and invaluable paper, is filled
with vast variety of interesting news from
all sections of the country, besides the import
ant intelligence from Mexico and Texas, pro-
ooodngs in Congress, city Intelligence, report
of tha markets, tales, poetry, sc. Price only
81 per year, or cents each
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

STILL LATER FROM MEMBERSHIPS Rerolu-
tin The N. Orleans Picayune receivedby last
nights mail, contains advices four days later
from Vera Cruz than that given in another
column Of to-day's paper. A corr pondent OF
the Picayunc, writing from Jalapa, under date
of the goth ut, says, "from all accounts, it
would seem that the whole interior is up in
arms against Santa Anna, with Gen. Paroles
at the head of the revolutionary forces. The
States of Jalisco, San Luis, Aguas Calientes.
Guanaiuato and Queietaro have already de-
clared against Santa Anna, and every post
brings intelligence of disaftection in other
quarters, Some few garrsons in other States
may have declared themselves in favor Of the
Government, but that is all humbug. A pas
Seuger Just arrived from Vera Cruz says that the
garrison there has declared for Santa Anna,
but there were many who thought the soldiers
were ready to throw up their caps for Paroles,
should halfa chance occur.
Santa Anna is on his march towards Mexico
with G, 900 men, and at the last accounts was
near the city; but the assertions from his rank.
had been immense. One regiment, numbering
800 men, has been reduced to its officers and
tow" prirates by this means. The cause of the
Dictator certainly looks desperate, and many
confidently look for his total overthrow.
The Picayunc says rumor prevailed in that
city on the previous day, the 9Th instant, that
Mexico had declared war against the U. States,
but as she already has her hands full, we think
Santa Anna will be inclined to postpone it to
more convenient season.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

Gr3- CARD. PIANO FORTES, Sci would cal
the particular attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of rhis city to the sale of twelve PIANO FORTES,
MUSIC, Sc, to take place THIS MORNING, at ~
O'Clock, nj No. South Charles street.
Ii WIN, WARD, Auct'r.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

IT- POPULAR LECTURES. The second lecture
Of the course, in the English Lutheran Church, in
Lexington street, win be delivered on MONDAY
NIGHT, the 18TH inst, by !. MORRISON HARFls, Esq
Gentlemen'S Tickets for the course 81; Ladies do
80 cents. SINGLE ticket 25 cents ol42t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14
PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERTS.

PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERTS.
TNyYE FIRST will he given by the first classes
r. GOO pupils of the Schools in the western part
of The city, Nos l., 4, 6 and s, on TUESDAY MIGHT,
7th instant, at O'Clock, in the Saloon OF the High
School, Assembly RoomS.l The Music will be com
posed OF favoriie CEousscs Duets, &e interspersed
with Reciiational ADDRESSES from young gentlemen
Tickets d cents, pup's tickets l2a--to be had at
either of the Public Schools, at F. ID. Benecns Music
stare Market street, and at the door. did 2L
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

G(5-PRESBYTERlAN CuURCH, FELL'S POINT,
sale for the benefit of this Church will he held in
the Lecture Room Of the Second Presbyterian Church
(Rev. Dr. BREcNESRlDGE's,) commencing on TUES
DAY MORNING NEXT, l1th instant, at II O'Clock,
A. NJ. Persons disposed to contribute to ihis object
daV, I'D 2tS
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

CHRlSi1MAS PRESENTS.
TREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS,
Np DOLLS. TOYS and CUTLERY Such as Scis-
sots Knives, Fazers, Fascy Boxes, Grace Hoops,
dressed and una-essed Kid Dolls; also Doll Heads of
all sizes, Crying Babies, Birds with moving wings
brass ana TIN Irampets, Whip', Volins Pistols Fire
Crackers, Glasses, Cologne and Lavender Waters,
Head, Cloth, aud Tooth Bsushes Jewelry Spectaces,
dressings fine tooth, twist and side Combs, Needless
&c. &c, all cheap for cash.
VIM. &. HARRIS, No. "a Baltimore st.
dad Three east of Holhday-st
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co LECTURE ON THE SECOND DEATH. Rev.
Mr. SHRIcLEY will preach in The Cavertst. Church
TO MORROW Sunday at II O'Clock, a. NJ; and
at O'Clock, p. VI. viii (by special requesD deliver
Lecture on the ''Secona Death" Teyt-RevealionS,
q CHI. Svs. ''The eartnl and unbelievng and abomi
nabe, &C. Sc, shall have their part in the lake which
burneh with fire and birthstone; which is the second
dtath.o Come and hear! 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

GUILTY. The jury in the case of Ryninger,
one ofthe Philadelphia rioters, after an absence
of 1877 hours, has returned a verdict of guilty of
manslaugh,cr, with a recommendation to NOR
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14

Henry CLAY. "1he Virginia Association
of Ladies for erecting a statue of Henry Clay"
was organized in Richmond last Monday.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

9IGh
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA
n cssa-71 The proprietors of this Line have
s4sr-35S bS5N purchased those large safe and com
-ssss.s mOdous Steamers, well known TO
the ozens of Baltimore and the travelling cenniu-
nifty generally, viz:
The "MARYLAHD, Capt, LEMUnI c. TAYLOR.
The ''OSIRIS,o g JOHN ~ TURNER.
And on the Delaware River, that safe and comforia-
bic Steamer "P0RTShOUTH," Capt JAS DEvor
A.. NEW PASSENGER Bar GES,
aasS 49, fitted up in elegant style, have been
kEstS22Ez&ssSG placed or the Delaware and Chesa-
peake Canal.
WIN leave Pratt street wharf, LigAsst, every
morning, at ~ O'Clock, (eXsept Sundays,) and arTiv
ing III philadelphia early in the evening. o. Several
hours in advance of the steamer Napoleon cr Errcs
son Line. 90
.s.nse.. 1870 ..'''. .Tl'oO'
FOR ELKTON The Agens being DESTROYS Of ex-
tending every facility TO the pu Mic, has placed line
OF comfortable COACHES, with carefel drivers, to
run DAILY Sundays eXcepted) between Chesapeake
City and E2ston, and will be at the handing punctchy
on the arrival of the boat. Passage Elkton, 81 2j
TG- Passengers landed or taken Jf at Ford's Land
ing. This route will be continued until the closing Of
the navigation by Ice, and resumed at its opening IN
the Spring. r. NJ. sILL, Agent,
Office No. led Pratt street,
nl41H Corner of Grant street. (up sairs.)
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AIMANACS FOR ls45.
FMSEIE FARMERS ALMANAC
n Cultivators do.
Citizens do.
Hagerstown, do.
Crockett do.
Fishers Comic do.
Turner'S do. do
Also Pocket Diarirs, with blank for every day in
the year. PARSONS & PRESTON,
Isl Pratest., adjoining Railroad depot.
N. b. On hand, general assortment Of School and
Miscellaneous BOOKS and STATIONERY, which
are offered low for cash, or in trade for Rags
Ctantry merchants and the public generally are
invited To call and &anline our stock. d4 2aw3w
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ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLES

z&svzzS The subscriber hss just received Largo,
GO As41sss99 and splendid assortment of RUBBER
SHOES, OF the following descr pti0ns: Ladies' Sheet
Rubber BUSKINS; do. do. SANDALS; Misses Sheet
Rubber Busknsi do do. Sandals; 40. do. TIES; La
dies, Furred GRECIANS; GenteRen's Sheet Rubber
SHOES; DO Cloth do. do. The above articles obtain
ed the FIRST PREMIUM iiom the Franklin Insti,,,,h
New York, at its late meeting ard now for the first
Tune Introduced into this market. The public are in
Ved % examine them, as they ars-the most superb,
and handsomest articles yet manufactured.
He ltns also made arrangements shave in store the
largest ana most general assortmtEto Of CHEAP RIB
BER SHOES in tie city, which he will dispose of at
very asaall advance IN cost,at No 80 BALTIMORE:
STREET, Gold No le,) opposite Marsh Market.
ol4-Wsfr WlLEIAM COLES.
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ftORIE ONE, COME ALL, TO THE GREAT
q , ppIyr DcCIGE OC EN0py g. 10 20
nlendous run of uck!- Wednesday the grand capital
of $4,000, and yesterday the beauty OF $1,000, in
half ticket, Nos. S 20 76, sold to a czen; Nos a.
6l prize of $1,000, in package of quarters sent c
Reading, Pa There is luck at the old stand Calves
street and no mistake.
THIS DAY, draws Md. Cons olidated Lottery ~
4S-66 Nos, 10 ballots
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
I prize of $5,0Gs J prize of $500
:! | coo 400
500 99, Sc
Tickets 81 50-sl,ares in proportion.
Risk on package of % quarter tickets, on certh-
cate, only So Go in for package--now is the time
for small fortune, ut very triflng risk--ty it.
Drawing Nos. OF the Md Consolidated Lottery,
class 26-lnwest prize $500:
IS 70 % rs 5 ~ rs 81 % 10 6l % 1
G(a4 Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & co., No. z Co!vert-sf.,
II Baltimore, Maryland
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NO; IL NORTH STREET. is the spot for the

MO. ~ NORTH STREET is the spot for the
~ cheap literature. Just rece wed
Grahans Magazine for January, lS45 contains a list
OF illustrations unparalleled for number, originality
aud elegance in the history of American literature
All WHO want to subscribe for rs should hand in their
names Observation-Disclosures 50 year or 25 cents per
npinasr.
Tie Barcanet No 2, or Reading for the Drawing
Room, with asisnndid eng ravng price 25 cents.
The Quaker Cay, No 4-price l2t cts.
The Diary of a iackeny Coachinan, by Ingraham-
prae l2i cents.
Inquiiy Unsolded, an account of the treatmen, of
Mr.. Farchild-.price 25 cents.
The London illustrated Almanac, with nearly lOC
Engravngs-puce p cents.
No. 10 Wandering Jew New World edtion) price
81 cents
No. Wandering Jew, (tIarpcr's ed.)-price 6! Is,
Columbian Magazine for January-a splendid NUM-
ber-price IS cts., or SO year.
Arthur Arlndal, tale of the French Revolutc,l-
price 25 ceAts
St James, the Court of Queen Anne, by Ans,
worth price l2s cents.
The Attache, by Sam 5ck--price l2d cents.
A large supply of BOOKS, suitable for Christmas
PRESENTS Sc from l2l cts. to $780, and all the new
and cheap publications, at wholesale and retail BY
SHURTZ s TAYLOR.
No. IL (formerly No. g. Norhrst,
And w. TAYLOR x Co, Washington. ID. G, IL
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HoLLiDAy-sT. THEATRE, We are pleased
to learn that this favorite place Of amusement
will be opened in few days, under the man
agement of MIR. l.. Rodney, from the northern
theatres. The stock company already secured
are of the character that will do justice to the
drama, and "hold the mirror up to nature."-
The celebrated Mr.. Anderson is engaged, and
will appear in the first part of the season.
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EhzA DOLLARS, the third captain the
20 eBSDVP beautiful scheme If yesterday, was
again sold Ivy TUCKER X BROTHER, at their great
depot for Prizes, IL the Head of Centre Market This
Prize was sold 10 4 citizen Besides that, we sent'2
prizes of SloOO to Washington, $500 to Columbia,
Pa. So we 60!
~ TO DAY, we present the popular Small Fry,
for The hrnef: Of the Frederick Female Seminary.
Capital $4,000. Tickets 81; quarters 37E cts. Pack
age of qrs S. eighths 81 SO.
For large prizes at small oullays, patronze
T. r. TUCKER BROTHER,
II Head of Centre Market
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PENNSYLVANIA. The Treasurer ofthis state
reports, that on the 3Oth ult,, there was a
balance of S663, 1851 remaining in the treasury.
The receipts of the year have bean s2,33l,-
1858, aud the expenditures 1887 ,S35.l5-
exdess of receipts S454,46038.
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Mr John a. Cantrcll:--Deaf Sir--lIavihg been at
hiccd for upwards Of years, with liberation OF
the throat destroy ing the whole of the soft palate.
then through the upper part Of my mouth into my
nose, from which. several pieces of bone came out,
which partially destroyed my speech, through kind
Providence, amt your INDICATED SYRUP OF
SARSAPARiLhA,. / am now restored to perfect
health, and my sight which was much impaired, is
rs strong as when boy. ! thought it duty owed
TO you aud those similarly affected to make public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,