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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAlNSm
II YOU WISH something handsome, neat and
u good, call at the cali NEW STORE,n
No. - B.ALIIMORE STREET

u good, call at the 'AbL NEW STORE"
No. - BALTIMORE STREET,
three doors below IripOIeit's alley.
Wheie You may find variety to suit your taste, al
prices that caunoT fail to pIeaseour assortment con
sists III part of
Rich silk 'rhihct, Barege and NEouaeline SHAWLs
lil""Spmc BAREGES for dresses
1lyL ming do do
Mourning and Second Mourning LAWNS
Lace Muslin; GHghams Cambrics
MousclIne de LANES: Alpaccas; B0mhazRes
Summer Cloths; Gambr0Ons
PLAIN and Fancy DRlLLINGS
Cloths CasNmcrfs and CASSINETTS
Blrachcd Brown and blue COTTONS
1ickHes, Checks and Cotton Yarn
a complete assortment Of HOSIERY
A splendid assortment of CAlICOES, from {! 10 %
TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS
Camhrics DimiIy and Mosquito Netting
CRASH and STAIR LINEN
Gentlcmcns Pants StHffs from 10 cts. to s per yd
{G3- TO which we respectfully invite the Attentions
Of the Purchasing community. fully satisfied they VIII
ind it to their interest to give call before pur
chasing. ]. H. WEBSTER s. co.
No. 70 Baltimore street,
V-u below Trpolet's alley.
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ANCE'S sARSAPARILLA, VEGETABLE
n OR BLOOD PILLS
FOR PURIFYING THE FLOOD
removing bile
correcting disorders
of the stomach and bowels,
costiveness, dyspepsia, swimming
in the head, &c. Persons of a full habit,
VINO are subject to Headache, Giddint SIS, Drow-
siness, and Singing in the Ears arising from too great
flow of blood to the head, should never be with
out them, as many dangerous symptoms
will be entirely carried off by their
immediate use.
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FREIGHT AND AC-
G5S,EEa,.55isf1 ~ COMMODATION TRAIN
EsS1 HMl4%4Fzd. FARE 81 80 THROUGH TO
.sSy ESs .ES5tI Label PHlA, by the Phi
ladephia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road. The
Passenger Cars for Philadelphia, attached TO the
Freight Train, will leave the Pratt ST. depot EVERY
AFTERNOON except Sunday ) at 81 O'Clock, and
arrive in Philadelphia the same night.
A. CRAWFORD. Agent.
Uy- Tickets must be procured at the Office before
starting. Those who fail to procure tickets at the Of
fee will be charged full pice by the conductors alp
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NNTORTHY OF ATTENTION. For sale,
w most valuable cook, washer and roner,
woman 81 years Of age to serve l6 years. sold for
fault the present owaer having use for her, will
sell her low t. good master Also for sale, very
likely muatto girl, between 10 and 10 years of age,
well grown, good nurse washer and roner, and can
come well recommended as sach, the present owner
having no further use for her Apply TO
j2l l.. F. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Place.
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q ssx~sa CITIZENS UNION LINE,
Essxssssa3Aaa~xn TO PHILADELPHIA, by the SPLEEN
S5SssS3 saaiasN did and we'll known Steamers CON
STITUTION and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
Frenchiown and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
LY'S WHARF, foot of South street,) alternately
DAILY, Except Sundays, at S O'Clock, PM.
613- Fare through to Observation-Disclosures So.
SUPPER provided on board.
{h7- RETURNING-The superior Steamboat RO-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wharf, Philadel-
pha at 3! O'Clock, P. NJ, daily, Sundays exceped.)
az FRI A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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FRENCH GOODS.
SELLING OFF CHEAP. The e,

FRENCH GOODS.
CEILING OFF CHEAP! The subscriber
- wishing to reduce his large stock of Spring and
Summer GOODS, previous to receiving his Fall sup
ply now offers great bargains in the following articles:
Rich Fancy SILKS
Plain black and blue black SILKS; Mode cold do.
French and India Foulard SILKS
Dotted and Plain Tarleton MUSLINS
Plain, Swiss, Null and Nansood do.
Plain and Plaid Camhrics and Jaconetts
French and Scotch LAWNS
Fancy SCARFS and SHAWLS
Linen Cambria HDKFS, HOSIERY, sc.
magnificent assortment of French EmbroidCries.
Also-Just received in the Wholesale Department,
Cup stairs) 30 packages Of FOREIGN and DOMES-
TIC GOODS-such as
Fancy PRINTS; black and white do.
Bleached MUSLINS, (of the most approved makes)
KERSEYS, SATTINETTS, &c.
{C3- To which the attention of country dealers is
particularly invited
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. l95 Market street,
a. PR fourth house above Light.
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BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAnlHNAC COMPANY.

BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
n ssn>1 Between Baltimore and Philadelphia
GHvatf&ksxeva Chesapeake and Delaware Canal,
1SEsHnAAk DAILY Sundays exceped) at 81 o.
clock, 2. M from No Light street wharf. Through
without transhipment.
rdfe...'''. ....''....''.. ....'....'.Slp
uedis ''''' .''' .''s.....,,,.,. U.2o
Fftlent, per iou IDs'... U.2O
The Boats of this line all of the first class, and
in complete running order. One more will leave
each city daily Sundays exceped) at O'Clock, Pm.
arriving the following morning in time 10 connect
with The Northern, Eastern, Southern, and Western
Lines.
Merchandise if consigned to the agents in either
city, will he forwarded with promptness free Of
mission storage.
Special contracts will be made for large shipments,
and extra boats furnished TO load al the Point For
freight or passage apply TO
G. HARRIS, Agent,
al-tf No. 3 Lightst. wharf
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS!

II eesr FOR WHITE HAVEN AND
ES,yar&}ARS$sa55r PONGOTEAGUE, (Accomac Coun-
<sft1s4ssss<<K- ty, Eastern Shore Of Virena.) The
Superior swift steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Cap
tain ROBERT VI. HILL, will leave the intersection of
Pratt and Light street Whafves on THURSDAY
MORNING NEXT, the 9TH inst.,) at six O'Clock, for
the above Places touching at White Haven both going
and returning and reaching Pongoteague early on the
same evening Returning she will leave The latter
place on the following Saturday at O'Clock, 4. NJ.
for Baltimore.
the Office, No. TO- N. E. corner OF Light aud Pratt
streets.
NIB. The above route will be continued until fur.
ther notice au5-tr
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OF NOTICE. The following

"ORTHY OF NOTICE. The following
w extract is made from letter just received,
dated June II, le45, from Reuben G. Hancox Esq OF
Stonngton, who was entirely cured of CONSERVATION
last year by DIR. TAYLOR'S Genuine Balsam of Ii
verwort after seventy other remedies, limitations, &c.
had entirely failed His certificate, attested TO by WIN.
l.. Church, Esq, can be at the Office, 375 How
cry, where all should go to buy Two regular physi-
cans are In attendance to give advice visit patients:
therefore come in time and be cared of CONSUMPTION
ar Liver Complaint
"Dear Doctor-My own health is good, but think
considerable Of the genuine article could be sold
here, and | wish you would appoint Messrs. John
Breed & Co. your Agents, the ony kind for sale
here is the counterfeit made by Burrt, and tell the
iolks so. | myself have promised some, so please
send by first boat Yours, very truly,
REUBEN Z. HANCOX.n
RS lie careful to buy only as above, and see Dr.
Leeds name to steel engraved label on each bottle
All else is counterfeit and dangerous poison, which
should he avoided, but eau sh0D YOU the caaclu-
sive testimonials Of cures over 900 persons have
used II with success. For sale in Baltimore by
SAMUEL REED, General Agent
Corner Gay and Saratoga streets.
And al retail by ]. W. BARRY s. Co, corner Pearl
and Market streets; JAMES STANSBURY, Marker
stU ct, Ftll's Point. ;vldIm
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AGUE AND FEVER AND
Il TONIC PILLS, are d certait safe and efEsct,nL
cure TOR .8sue and Fever, Intermittent Fouey and
Chilts and FecerS In all their pariogs forms
he following certificate from planter in Florida
'elates facts worthy of the atteaton of epery one
VINO Is afflicted with either Of the above samed
diseases.
DIR. g. X. TYLER-Dear Sir: take great Measure
IN adding my testimony IN favor of your truly paua-
pie Fever and Ague Pills. 1t will be amostimRossi-
hle TO command language to express in full thej, saI-
tary and ever wonderful effects iu cases that have
come uhder my own observation in my own family -
procured two boxes from your travelling agert last
year, Tor the purpose of trying in case in which all
other remedies had failed. The patient took theu, as
directed, and 10 my establishment, they stopped the
chin al once The contents of the same boxes have
cufed hVe cases since in my family indeed | con
shei llem lar superior 10 any preparation in use for
lhe cure OF chiils and fever and have never known
mem 10 ia IN any case where they have been tisd
ANA To all afflicted would say, if YOU wish to yet i'm
mediate ieilei and become perfectly cured buy hex
oil Iyief's Pills, which will insure you good health
So. w. ROACH
Tallahassee, State of Florida, May l2th, lS45.
Inc above named Pills are prepared ouly by Dr.
L. r. ~ LER, corner East Baltimore aud High SIS,
Baltimore.
&c Price One Dollar per box. jylstf
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4 LARGE STOCK ofLAWNs, ORGANIZES
"A and LACE MUSLfNS
Wool and Silk BALZARINE, extra cheap
Fancy and Black SILKS
Rich Embroidered and Plain MARQCESES
Barrage SHAWLS and SCARFS
SILK SHAWLS, extra heavy
Black Italian SILK SHAWLS
Nett SHAWLS, black and white
White GOODS, Of all kinds
Mourning do do do
Ladies silk and Kid GLOVES large stock
Gentlemeu's do do aud
silk and Cotton HOSIERY very cheap.
With Domestic Goods, at lowest wholesale prices.
A large stock of Cloths Cassimeres aud Nestings
Fine French worked COLLARS, inside Collars
Cartoon Thread Rohn Edging, cheaper than ever
Cartoon Black Silk LACE.
{Tg- As the season is advancing, will sell very
cheap. Call and see the Bargains!
]. EDWARD BIRD, No 2oS Baltimore ST.,
ipl2 between Light and Charles streets.
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SUPERIOR STARCH; Indigo; Bay Rum;
y Castor Oil; CASTLE, Country and Factory Soaps;
for sale by MARCUS DENlSON,
jyes II Baltimore stseet.
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MOHN C. HOLLAND,
81 No. 4S NORTH GAY STREET
Near the Odd Fellows; Han
Has now in store and for sale low "S''
Embroidered Muslin CURTAINS
Plain B0rdered Window Shades
Buff Buff Holland oTan Window SHADES
Venitian Blinds; Paper BI. INDS
Fancy, Walnut and Green do.
Ga Table OIL CLOTH
54 do. DO. do.
"A do. do. do
Plain and colored Canton Mating
A large assortment of Paper Haneipes
"p'enUi' J lie BOARDS Prints, &c. JylS'
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BOOT FACTORY.
ENCOURAGES

ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
. Who will send to France for Boots
NE when the subscriber will make such
EU that for neatness, comfort and dur
& ability, cannot be surpassed by any
# wOrkmeu in the world.
Essgsa Public attention is respectfully in
ESYS$ ved 10 this suggestion
tSEH PRICES are az follows:
E8EgM Dress Boots, stitched 80. 49,. S5a55O
GSSSSss &c g Pegged........ $50
'Ish Water proof doHble soed lined
bO'l - sulCHeu b,uu
Water proof double soed lined Boots, pegged. ia45O
Cork soIed peggGd Boots, .5a55O
SAM'L ROBINSON, 10 Eutaw-st
nlS-y Opposite Western Bank.
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yHyEA-TRAYs AND WATERS. Received
IL per ship Alabama, an extensive assortment Of
superor and common TEA-TRAI and WATT Rs
Among them very rich Paper Mache Bird of
Paradise, Sandwich, Gothic and other kinds in setts OF
3 and pieces. Also, large variety of rich Card
Cake and Bread Baskets. We have also received by
receEt arrivals full supply Of Family and Fancy Hard
ware, Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery and general
assortment of Useful HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
For sale on accommodating terms by
JAS. CORTLAN SON,
lS Baltimore ST. I'd door East of Harrison
09-CATALOSUES containing list of goods ma
nuiaetured, imported and for sale by u.s. always nre-
pared iof those WHO oesne them. jy4
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ESUR SALE.--A most valuable Woman, a good
a Cook. Washer and ironer, "a years of age, with
her four childreR boys, A. and years old aud the
child months old-aii slaves for life. They can
come well recommended. Apply to
ivl5 l.. +. SCOTTI, Exchange Place
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HtHEAP PA PERHANGTNGS. have lust
u received a large assortment of fine glazed and
common American Paperhangings, Borders and Fire
Board PRINTS, which will be sold at exceedingv
low prices.
PaperhaRgings every description done in The he's,
manner, al short notice.
Also, on hand an assortment of Window Rlrd
embracing Vsnitian Blinds, Transparent WINDOW
just received an assortment of superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low by Wv
JOHN g. HOLLAND. IS GAYS,
mol near the Odd Fellows, Han
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SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Large
- assortment of Silk Shirts and Drawers; LADIES'
Silk, Metino and Gotten Vests; together with an eX
tensive assortment of HOSIERY and GLOVES, at
LOVEJOY'S, 1913 Baltimore ST,
jy3 between Calvert and South sls
uCEIANn MOSS COuGH CANDY. For
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ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
A Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. X. IfnEk,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High SITS.
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nNt OF RItH'- improved Patent saainander saes
" of Tie 30 size - Ach purchased the second Of June
last OF A. : Marvin 1881 Waersireet agent for the
acurer exposed h The most Intense heat during tie
late dreadful coniagraton
The store which occupied, No f6 Broad streei was
rev consumed The safe fell from the second story about
the cellar and remained there fourteen hours,
AID when found told. and from rs appearance after
wards should Judge that had been heated % red heat
On opening e Books and Pape-s were found not 10 have
been touched by ire.
deem lM ordeal sufficient 10 confirm fully the reputation
that Rcs has already obtained for preserving IL
truts against all hazards. Signed WM. BLOODGOOD.
Neg-iork. July p, -
The undersigned purchased OF A. : Marvin. 1891 Water
street oi Rc- Improved Patent >a4mander safes OF
he = size. which store No - Exchange Place
That entirely consumed IN he great cOl1agraiiOl
the morning % the 18Th inst
The safe Wa taken from the ruins fnytwo hours aner.
sl opening l Books ard Papers were found entirely
unn urrl by IRE. and only slightly Wet The leather on
some Of The book. psrchrd hy the extreme heat
tSgnedl RICHARDS CRONkHITE.
NerH Ynrk I.lE u. l.ti w. en.llI Pine .treei
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THE TRIBUNE.
THE sHOEM AK Frs.


Ho workers OF the old time styled
The Gentle Graft OF Leather
Young brothers Of the ancient guild.
Stand forth once more together
Call out again your long array
la the olden, merry manner;
Once more on gay 81 Cri-pin's day
Fling out Your bazoDcd banner
Rap. rap upon the well worn stone
How falls the polished hammer
Rap. rap the measured sound has grown
4 quick and merry clamOr
Nov shape the sole nov deity curl
The glossy yaInp around II,
And bless the while the brishi-cyed girl
Whose gentle fingers bound IL
For you along the Spanish Main
4 hundred kcels are blowing
For you the Indian on the PLAIN
His lassO coil i throwing
For Won deep glens with bemlock dark
The woodmans fire Is lighting;
For you upon the oaks grey bark
The wOOdmans axe l. smiling.
For you from Carolinas pine
The resin gum j. stealing,
For YOU the dark eyed Florcntine
Her silkcn skcin Is Keeling
For YOU the dizzy goaiherd roams
His rugged Alpine lodges;
For you round all her shepherd homes
Bloom England's ihorny hedges
The forcmos, still by day or night
On nlOated mound or heather,
Wherecr the need Of trampled night
Brought tOilng men together.
Where the free burghcrs from the wall
Deiied the mail.clad master,
Than yours at Freedom trumpet call
No craftsmen rallied faster
Let foplings snccr let fools dcride,
We heed no idle scOrner.
Free hands and hearts are still your pride
And duty done. your honor
We dare to trust for honest fame
The Jury TIME einpanels.
And leave to Truth each noble name
Which glorilics your annals
Thy sores. Hans sacb, are living yet,
In strong and hearty German,
And Bloomfcld's lay and Clifford VII
And the rare good sense OF Sherman
Sill from his book. mystic seer
The soul of Bchmcn teaches
And England's pries,crait shakes to hear
OF Fox's lcathern brceches.
The foot is yours wherc'er II falls
II ,rcads your well.wrought leather,
On earihen floor, IN marble halls,
On carpet, or on heather.
Sill there the sweetest charm il found
OF matrOn grace or vcstals,
As Hcbcs foot bore nectar round
Among the old celcstials
Rap. rap your stout and bluff brogan,
With footsteps slow and weary,
Nav wander where the sky's blue span
Shuts down upon the Prairie.
We slippers shine on Beauty foot
BY Saraiogas fountain,
Or lead. like snow flakes falling mute,
The dance on Catshill mountain
The red brick To the masons hand
The brown earth 10 the tillers;
The shoe in yours shall wealth command
Like fairy Cinderclla's,
As they who Stunned the household maid
Bchcld the crown upon her
So all shall see your toll repaid
With hearth and home and honor.
Then let the toast be freely quailed
Ia WATER cool and trimming
An honor TO the good old Craft
Its ncrry men and women!
Call out again your long array
In the old times pleasant manner
Once more on gay ST. Crispins day
Fling out his blazoned banner
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- Caution 10 the Public.-The young man who
formerly had Interest my business having not long
-irce under-an seq up fo himself or al least opened an
Office u THIS CT, continues. with morbid peIuiacy 20 in-
roduce my name bro connection with DE-. deem i my
duty therefore, 20 notify the public distinctly mai beck
mans ORIGINAL GENUINE Pu.m0nic syrup Is p-eFarei
exclusively by myself n this City, and that alone have me
knowledge az the only process by which ts celebrated
medicine prepared in H. gna. genuine purity and
-irencth-aud for sale in the City OF sewl YORK
ONLY Al The Old esfah-he Office of the Propre No 4
Courlands-rect door below the corner OF Grsen"c-
street aYq i.ff 7. :. BEEKMAN.
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second Board.
brighton Nnrket....Aug. {.

Al market 200 Beef Cattle 1900 sheep and 100 Swine
100 Beef Cattle and 1000 sheep unsold
PMcrs-Be(f Carlc-Wc quote extra. s. - first quail
iy s5 second - 25d$i Is third. S3dS4.
Sieep-Dul-Lainbs from 81 p to 50 Old sheep from
81 80 To 50 -.
SriHe-formcr prices were not sustained for Shoats
reduce quotations. Shoas 10 peddle a. SIC for
sows and ~ dilc for Barrows Old Hogs at A. rae.
= retail from IN Ale
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Datent nle0irincs.
scHEUcK.s PuLMoNIc SYRUP,

q. a..
THE GREATEST MEDICINE in iAe 49, ~. -
cure " Cgnsamprol. and al brene'--, -
sno~n mere = Dug one Ia, oA = re- =. ' ~, ,--s
that terror Of tie human race CJl-uu or "a Ir1
oy = scHENcSs PuLN0slC SYsrF. u "a 'ue.r,- -
ca.-s where every thing else zs isle-i ana q ~ -
succeed m curing eTerg ~ Cou.lml ol 49, - ~
.oN ing things are attended o. VIZ 4 iih VA, - -
AMI -trci conformity the direciion- u nay
the reason of l- great lcc-s- ~ NE rl
monte syrup li- ihe most powerful flriarr ~ .lT -.
srorn operates hy assisting nature n eNqe4 ile l-r -
rom d. Llnss. stomach and Liver Nierr nerr : &C.,
lever. night -Nei-. Constipation. a. A--i -tii"- '
Consumption liz l-e az f syrup removes lie lever -i
n- night .wei'.. and regular. ie a-9N @, .le u,N
llailE Dem IRA .lg aud lsilrl- 70 s]o--- arg IT, pr
l-ea-'- ui '- Lung. and ilen eNre- j in ~ L ~ -
1, corruption rxr.cr1rsfri hv TIE ptlrnis genera
who hlve taken fhe Pl.nolc syrup, and NJ cln hrs -
ri al disease o e Lungs removes and iAe F-rAl H-l7
t0 ll- joy l-li le s restored fn h-slil-
scHENcK's FULMoNIc syrup.
chEA5 81 ~ a. th- So brlI II ~
n, r..Ia't - 80 'l. >. - IN ~. -,
1-n~i. have derived from your Plmon.e syrup. OBJ
tanned sS bottles from yolr agents 10 ul- pace Ar-st'
S.mpsCa Na ADJ hal not tso Of inri DEF re ne
lr0fl-r night at nces-sr r0l 20 " icl lrpri. e
of sleep lr me-. and before bad taken three boile
discharged m 20 my -lEs a. -eg era drefeni mes guam
liy OF Lara "ni- substance col.lIr- -,-- ~
-yrlpunt. had taken seven bottles am now 10 good
health. Instead ~ being obliged io abandon my -ila- a.
logical SEMINARY p, New srsn.~icA. take great ea.ure
10 recommending Scheuof. Pumonic syrup io my friends
and ite public, Tor DO firmly hrlrfe ma u iaAr- N -n
Indebted = 4 lumh -erganf. 3. :. vi EDON.
Preferred by j. H. sCHFSCK AMI Tor -sle al BIS prnci-
p- Offices exclusively tl~ lie. "a eUf >rlerck- Plmurir
SyrQ, No = SOUTH SIxrsfreef door below ir cor
pep ~ Clesru-freef, Philadelphia and No C.lfia'
street few do0rs below Broa1N opposite tlr Nailoii
Hge.. New-i ora A-o fDr sale. wholesale aud retail ny
!. ". " srren No. s. North Oay--reet BALTIMORE ana
k-cinE Co. No3 >faesireet. Bosion J. c AZ -cno9n-
luven. No i1 Broadway, Albany, Gaynor, Wood Co.
Richmond. Va; {. o. wilson 4 CO. Portland, Name
Paimonie ArpP-ln consequence Of ile constantly m
creasng dem The .rrIp The proprietor has opened
more extensive Office in NevYors, a. Courtand street
where tAe ge ile sclelcas PlmJnlc syrup can De OBJ
famed in that Cry.
- Piese noic- that r. : Beesman j. no longer trusted
agent the sale OF e genuine schencAs Pumonc ~
rp
Pnce Il per bottle. or : ncr haf dozen ane III
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NNIIDEK'> Paient sAamander saie.-The increased
w demand for tlese unparalleled SAFES The great
Ere Of lie I4L inst which they out gmphanLy,
having secured the books and valuable papers Of many
chants. wc the contents "; other safes totally de-
rOye standing eide by SIDE The saamander has induced
t- proprietor put sufficient number Of wOrsmen 10
n. demand and la. assortment on hand Cal
The Iron SAFE Warehouse the Great and >aie-
taken from ~ late TIRE and from lie Tribune Buildings and
other SAFES with reports certificates &c and select
leave your order FOR able Of holding your books va
liable pap-rs, ews.ry aud cash slLA, {. HERRING,
iyl4lui Manufacturer 1879 W 4er--t
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