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FeTy respectfully,
J. w. JONES.
"COLTON's LIFE or CLAY -

The publishers Of the work, M.ssrs Barnes Co. have
favored with specimen sheet Of the Life and Times
Of Henry Clay" by the author Of the "Junius TIoct,"
Tho specimen before gigos evidence. OF neat typo
graPhy, ani is printed excellent paper It contains the
dedication" introductory" and Table Of Contents be
longing the let Volume Of tho work. which will be 70
cciyed in a few days, by the Agent in this City.
Those wishing subscribe, con do 20 by applying 10 b.
F. Gallaher, q, the Wing oGse or 10 any Of hi. Agents
for Eastern Virginia.
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Siekn,sa AZ L,rinntnn.

There h's been srumor Of epidemic sickness Of Leting
ton, calculated to alarm parents who have children Of the
College OF Institute. aud to alarm them unnecessarily
THIS sickness Typhoid) has in oil the cases, been mild
end manageable, readily yielding 10 treatment The diff
euy not 10 manage the disease uelf but tho appoho
which ensuss which lie generally very great The Insi-
tue has been very little incommoded and Parents aud the
Public may disus. ell unsssness.
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Tn, Poll nIntt,i in thi. cilu-

We have been informed 10y friend that our recen, quo.
dons Of Pork have been much lower than tho article now
commands IN Richmond. We will be glad to be correct
ed when similar occur.
For the benefit OF county friends, who send their
Pork to Richmond give below the latest price At which
that article has been sold mskoi, viz s. u.s. s7g
aud 81.
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MARRIED.

On ihuT.day eVen'og 10Th inst, by the Reyd Moses
d. Hogo, Mr.. JNo A. Hicks To Miss SAR,u O. dan,b,sy
OF Capt BENZ Sheppard, all of this city.
In washington City. on the 18Th inst, by the Row Mr.
French Mr. Taos. NEWMAN, to Miss MARY g. yl,KEy.
Of Stafford county, Va, "
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TO THE CREDITORS OF f. f. BAUGH.
deceased.
IN Powha,an County Court, October the 9th,

On the molten Of Richard Graves of Rdv,,,
Bsut deed who deIous Of making settlement OF h,s
accounts tits ordered by the Court given 10 the
creditors OF the SAID Edward Bsugh decd for
Tour weeks Rehmond produce the
on teofe the first day January
and IN case Of their failure do that
proceed distributes Baugh the ba ae.
OF money remaining in his hasds such hAs seSaea
Copy-Trse;
no 2S-wiw wh. r. DANCE O.
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THE CLAY sTATUE-PATRIoTIC LADIES OF
GEORGIA

GEORGIA.
We received yes;erdsy. the subj ned which speaks for
itself The draft accompanying IT, has been h,nded over
to the Treasurer Of the Statue Fund.
OFFISE CHRONICLE g. SENTINEL
AUsUsrA, GEo., Nov. III, As.
To the Editor. OF whE:
SiRs-The winter has been assigned the very agreeable
duty, Of forwarding the Association of Ladies Of Va
for the purpose OF erecting Statue Of the Hon. Henry
Clay, the above check proceeds Of donations from
few patriotic Ladies Of Georgia. which he takes liberty
OF doing through you.
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AZ We have communications on hand, which we have
been unable 10 .'' N for several days,hey shall appear
shortly.
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NOTICE.

To Non-He.ident Kentucky Land Owners.
INHE subscriber, having taken charge of the
Interests ~ 'evsrsl eaes Kentucky has removed 10
Frankfort from CuPerer Va lie his services TO
saeh person, have interests In lands Kentucky which ar.
likely n be lo for Of neglect in other
spee1s large portion OF these lands viii he sn
unless redeemed before that time Further delay nly
the ntoress Of the rEhu Tho subscriber
IN the collection Of debts due this arrange
nsbts for The Of claims for land
raj Government State Of VHsns and pledge. 10 deli
gent and faithful discharge Of all eonhded Having
bseR aetivey enjoyed bust yea in HE native
Of Cupepe refers Judse Court
the nsmbers Of the Bar and the ezsns generally any
nance which desire hst bun' placed
hansswh be attended IN with promp'ness fidelity Letters
'h,n1be adireedt him Fankfo N.Y. and will be
received he Of lands prefer portion
Of them for he eie ption arrangements n1y prnby be
made will be mutay satisfactory. Hs has
with Mr. Thomas Richmond Vs. for assistance pro
scouting claims tbs Government aud pg asebees
Grnea1y Reference made BERNARD Peyon
and Hon. on Patton of ssJ city. for Attenuation
syeetinE thu ,ubscfbsr GEORGE MASON GREEN.
Frankfort Ky November. 1915. 2S-t5m
IOYT5 OfF1CE.-Drawing u a fno Lottery
II II 10 hand by o'clock. Capital Si0 n 4 prizes
Of $1,000. II Drawn Ballots. Fine for packages
Tickets S5-for sule until L o'clock al
HoYT's OFFICE,
no 25 No. Exchange.
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IAYNE's EXPECTORANT.-Mr Ebenez

USF received from Boston and Philadelphia,
hD KINGS Northe 70 Law and Medical Agency SUP
Plies valuable Law Books.
fekerinss Reports, 2< vols
hecairs do
Hescy, lbs Chanesry Reports, 30 vols. for ESQ.
Biewhs Chaneery RePous-
Hosar's Reports
Grcerlsaf Evidence.
Eng Ecclesiastical Repods.
HowaId's suptenr Court Reports yohL
Law Library, - yolA
Eng CON. Law Reports, IS vol.L
kehis Commentaries. last .di'on-
Together with fun ruppiy Of Booiy Eornin, H.
most eiten'Ne and valuable collection city and which NH
De sod IN many instances lower than the publisher priecs
''N-'
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RUN Y,

IL AN AWAY about three weeks tass Negro Man ramsd
~ MORTIMER the properly Of Mr. X. T. GSathmsy, King
alesn county We has been in his hbourooJ
(whero his wife hVcs and 10 supposed that urk about
thofe now reward Of Five Dollars will he deliver,
bAuNDERs 4 LUCKE.
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ATS, CARS. ke-we in receipt OF Ia nds,m. B-.x.,
HAS lne holeskn and Casor which had mace to our
ORDER and witch for durability ard
Asr, large and Cloth Car, a, ~h,n &C
the n NJ rel TN rn
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a SITUATION WANTED

"A YOUNG MAN, Vns,nian, VII. prepared hin,rlf pur
posely for teacher and having several y-a
IN saehrs whes situation as teacher ensuing
lie VII give Instruction in all the brane,s Eagsh
Mathematics aud the Latin and Greek Languages Of
scholarship and character given from the moot unouh,d
sources Adfress r. u. c. Richmond Va M 49,,
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NAILS. $50 kegs Nails, for sale at market
~ priee, By BoSo EDMOND d DAVENPORT.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsrATe.
IN pursuance Of deed Of trust duly recorded in
the CsS oee o. the County Court Of Gooehand sTeeuted
the subscriber for certain therein nioned sh
Soh day Of January 1875 Gooehand Couu House.
esed 10 sell pue ' highest bdd for cash Trsct o Lane
lying Of Goochsnd containing hundred and hfy
be the ami boupdsd by the lands Of DR.
Iobn Morris anf
The s the land s esved be unqueonsble but aetbg
Tuess win convey ony such MI I'd Ia by bs
eesd Aforesaid gro w. HARRIS, IT,. -
no s5--swA JAS w. LOGAN (
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! ffAdsss!ssueas iaisaasd la .aI n.osn,as's Paper
sas - Lroasain Lsios eslaek The pssvioas essaias
10 iussrs aseon and thoso s Monday mornings pa
per "a Saturday
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TGSkrsLr RAILWAY REyUrsroS.

The railway msnia has received its guisfas Some
thing like panic has ovcraken the speoustors In iron
Highways. Now that tho aetion has come II brings
N ne sin ruin and devastation and bankruptcy thou
sands. But tho end IL not yet. moro gigantic sys
TEN Of swindng has rarely been in these latter
days, and the number Of "respeetsbe" persons who
have lent their names 10 support bubble compsnes,
make US blush Tor the euPidiiy u our common human
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ARRIVED,
Stnr Colambus, Parrish Baltimore .undri,.
S'mr Jewess. Sutton, Norfolk.
bng Chauahooehec. Tyler, Boston, sundries
Se"' "enI Scout Doughty. New York, sundres
CTS PAULS CHURCH.-There are a
few fsws IN " faus Church rm,ainx wheh may he IN.
lieu at the ASSESSED valuation until "wednesday ash ,..,,
BY applying At the Once Of wiLiiAss - HiIAtL
meeting of coetrisuor. held In IN. L~,v,, R,
"WEDNESDAY nslt instant at o'eLek in The ,n.,,.aa
su.ne,. ofnpoHanes vii then DO brought forward ih,soc
aose osDER or TIVE TRUSTEES
Notice 20 aii parties ewning or havt.w .satrei
% Tobacco stored at Sam psos,s warche u.c.
VOU are hereby notified that al Tobacco stor.
ed al the aove Warehouse sefo,.
TIE is,h day Of December proIo tstsJ re
,ronsey for delivery win This rendered by
ease OF me nd Warshonss made 10
wh the Tobacco uae) who require the
"''e' and 'andy a'sran'r' previously
Richmond sth Nov. 1865,
E:A ENOR RENT. Intending to move to Samp.
=. 'on. Warehouse onthc lot la uary the
and sns Warehouse now occupied BY for
no IS DUNLOP. noScuRE a 90.
BY the Gorernor of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.
"BEREAs vacancy oeeurr-di in the e.s-., A..-s,
w OF this STATE ;, The .,sna,on Esrsrrrs N Hr,.rss
The shena Of hs aid county therefore required
for Delegate to an the vacancy alorrsaii. ''
Given unfer hand Governor and under the ,,.er
srAL zeal Of the this twrny ara
~ )dsy OF November. Ist5. ~
no 2s-e,a JaMEs MCDOWELL.
1N tNOR BOSTON. The superior Brig Guar.
x% - rAHoceurs Capt Taylor having Of her cargo
engaged will have Immediate dp.eh Por eirht or
apply on board al Peket's wharf, OF To
noss J,s Fishers SONS
A PPLES. Just received and for sale. % hills.
n Pippn and carhouse Apples.
mo - J. GRAPE
Ok BBLS. No. > MacksreI =
SCS do MOL do s.s
II do behring's
so DO do Potatoes
500 tushes do
1000 hunehes Onons
is bbs B-hwin Apples
10 10 hn,seus 90 hourly expected sehr China and
.o s'e py no % RANKIN q wHtTLOCK
I'D E>UR BOSTON. The very superior brig
CHATrAHooCHEE, Capt Tyler having n l.rss
potion OF her eANo engaged ~ have dpah For bsns Of
usEht or passage, apply on board
IS p,SgrN q ,y1,r, o.,
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- gLLfsG OFF At CosTI-Tbe undersigned having deter.
- mind make change IN the Of
IN. baaaes Of their somsst Of ResdJ made Cohns
below close the
particularly Invited call before purehssing desrmbed
ell on roek ard vii prices
Interest Of purchasers buy ~ We have full
o. % Costs Winter foek Conts DRESS
CLsSs and large assortment Of usin
shirts, Fancy Drsss Articles 10 great variety.
o. DUNsPAUGH co.
Boa No ~ West Main o.
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[For the American Republican,
REFORM-CONTEMPT OF COURT, s.

In your paper of the 8th instant VIC observ
ed resolutions passed by the IIagerstown meet
ing, calling for modification of the judiciary
SYSTEM and Il reduction of the number of
JUDGES, SC, in which we heartily concnr.--
We fully concur also in the resolution passed
at the sane meeting, which mainlams that the
institutions under which We live demand That
all persons filing Offices Of trust and profit, en-
cept judges OF our Courts. should hc elected bv
tVe people, We think, TOO that the subject
of "toampt cf Couri" should bo defined a.
Constitutional provisions, and STATUTES made ~,
pursuance thereof The absolute and iyrmnjaa.
exercise Of the power d, attaching for con-
tempt Of court, and OF punishment by tine
court, except tor offences committed in In.
presence Of the court, or by o5-tfua,5ar The o.
ic.rs thyrcoi in the DISCHARGE OF Their duties.
ought TO be abolished al once. Tins spDi.n.
ought to- constitute gn important element I'm
the reform proceedings Of the people al the
present time. Shall Inc press be restrained Of
It's liberty by tins summary process. from which
there IS no appeal; ia the exercise Of which no
Jury iu,crvancs OF participates, but the court
alone, whose dignity Is supposed 10 have been
dislcgarded OF lnlr,ngcd. is the sole a,biter of
the uGGuCc: or shaIl +, he len 10 its .,.,.l liner
ty and usual responsibility for lis uubIications
through the medium Of indictment and trial BY
Jay, in cases Of libel.
Shall the great institution which mainly be-
gat, aud sill sustalns the liberty Of the citizen.
be left to the mercy OF J,ir;s alsn,2 WIN
should Judges, or other officers of court. re-
quirc higher protection than other men? Ica
private citizen be assaied in ns character. he
my sue lor libel, or the grand iury mry mdicl
the offender, and the soit or prosecution goes
forward to trial hy co01t. and q iuv of hi.
peers, and the public mind IS always satisfied
that no fragrant oppression will take place
where a iurv have the 6ndlnr or the verdict
And is It indeed necessary that HIGHER and
more summary modes of redress should he re-
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closet from which she brought out his slip
pers and placed them beside him, but he did not
understand the expression of her face, exactly,
nor feel comfortable about it. Mr.. Jones did
not seem angry but hurt. After she had hand
ed him his slippers, she took the soiled dress
from the clothes basket, over which she had
spent nearly half an hour at the ironing table,
and attempted to move the dirt which the boot
had left upon it. But she tried in vain. The
pure white muslin was hopelcssly soled and
would have to 90 to the washing tub before it
would be fit TO wear.
"Ifyou knew, Henry" she said in voice
that touched her husbands feelings, as she laid
aside the dress, show much trouble you give
me sometimes, am sure you would be more
particular"
"Do | really give you much trouble, Jane:'
Mr.. Jones asked, as if new idea had broken
in upon his mind. IL am sure | am sorry
for IL
''lndecj you DO. If you would only be more
thoughtful, you w0uId save me great deal. /
shall have to wash out the dress myself, now the
washer wonlan is gone, and can't trust sally
with it. ] spent nearly hall an hour in ironj r
it to-day, hot as it is"
Il am very sorry indeed, Jane. 1t was a
careless trick in rac, mus, confess; and if yoG
will forgive me, will promise not TO offend
You again.
All this was new Botl Mr. and Mis- Jones
felt snrpyiAcd at themselves and at each other.
lie had offended and she did not ret angry; she
had been annoyed, aud he was really sorry for
what be had dom. Light broke into hJla their
minds, and both made an instant resolution to
be more careful in future Of their words ard
actions towards each other; and they were more
careful. When Mr.. Jones offended, as he still
too often did, his wifi, checked the instant int
pulse she felt to upbralj hjm he perceived
this, and, approaching her seIt-dcnial, compel
led himself, in consequence, to be more orderly
in his habits. a few years wrought SO great Il
change in Mr., jones that, to use "A hyparbola,
he hardly knew himself. He could shut cIo-
set door as well as open it--coaId get a hand
kcrchiet, orany thing else from drawer, with
out turning it upside down-could hang his hat
upon the rack, and put his boots away when he
took them oft In fact, could be as orderly as
any one, and without feeling that it involved
any great se!t-dcnia to do so.
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cause her to partake my unhappy passion, !
was base enough to descend to the AFFECT char
acter OF an anonymous calumniator, Oh, par
don me all you who listen to me; and above
all, you whom | have so fatally abused, and
may my death serve as an example 10 those
wretches who make play of anonymous sland-
err lie fell, and soon nothing was heard in the
room but the death rattle of the two dying
men; at that moment the officers of the law en-
tcIed to take possession of the guilty, but they
had nothing before them but the corpscs Of the
murdercrs and those of their victims.
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From ArlhWr's Ladies' Magazine
\ DOMESTIC SKETCH.
BY FANNY GRAY.


HOW TO CORRECT A HUSBANDS FAULTS.
CHOW jlst look at you, MIR. jones' declare!
it gives me a chill to see you 90 to the drawer.
What DO you want? Tell me! and | will get
it for you
Mrs. Jones springs to the side of her husband
who has gone to the bureau for something, and
pushes him away.
''There now! Just look at the hurra's nest
you have made! What do you want, Mr.
Jones'"
The husband throws an angry look upon
his wife; muttcrs something that she cannot
understand and then turns away and leaves
the room.
alt is too badn scoIds Mrs. Jones, to her
self, commencing the work Of restoring TO or
der the drawer that her husband had thrown
topsy turvy. 81 never saw such man! He
has 10 kind of order about him: and then, if
| speak word, he goes off in huff. But |
wont have my things forever in confusion"
In the mean time, MIR. Jones, in pet, leaves
the house, and goes to his store without the
clean pocket handkerchief for which he had
been in search. Half the afternoon passes be-
fore he gets over his i'll humor, and then he
does not feel happy. Mrs Jones is by no means
comfortable in mind. She is sorry that she
spoke so roughly, although she does not ac-
knowledge, even to herself, that she had done
wrong, for every now and then, she utters, half
aloud some censure against the careless habits
that were annoying and ineXcusable. They had
been married five years, and all that time Mrs
jones had complained, but to no good purpose
Sometimes the husband, would get angry, and
sometimes he would laugh at his wife; but he
made no effort to reform himself
'tMr. Jones' why will you do 500" said Mrs
Jones, on the evening of the same day. ''You
are the most trying man alive"
'Pty you hadn't chance to try another, "
retortcd Mr. Jones, sarcastcally.
The offence given was careless ovcrturning
OF Mrs. Jones' work basket, and the scattering
of needles, cotton, scissors, wax and dozen
etceteras about the floor.
The reply of Mr.. Jones, hurt his wife, 1t
seemed unkind. He had brought home a new
book, which he intended reading, but the face
of Mrs Jones looked so grave after the over
turning of the basket, that he felt no DISPOSE
ton to read to her, but contented himself with
enjoying the book to himself.
II must be said, that Mr.. Jones was very
trying man indeed, as his wife had alleged. He
could open closets and drawers as handy as any
one, but a thought Of shutting either never en-
tered his mind. The frequent reproois OF his
wife, such as
sIIad you any doors in the house where you
were .aiscd:' or
Please to shut that drawer, will you Mr..
Jones?n or
"You are the most dsorlerly man IN eXis-
tence:" or
lyon are enough to try the patience of a
saint. Mr., Jones, . produced no good effect In
inc, Mr.. Ioue, seemed to grow worse and
vo,sa every day. instead Of better The natu-
val bal,i,s OF Older and regularity which his
w,f, nos.ossed were not RESPECTED in the Least
ac%,eo. He drew his boots oil in lhc 2aror and
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From the Boston Transcript
N AFFA!R.-HY JOHN SMITt


an AFFAIB.-H4 john SMITH.
! met her oaCc-ana she was mild,
Grnur and rather tender hearted,
A woman. and yet half 4 child
Ten in !9vn, and so we parted.
! thought ny dly and dreamed by ni-h';
Ny absence seemed a year or longer;
Time Ofvrr look 50 slow Il HigCt,
NnA every hour my love grew stronger.
| gave her tokens, TITLES. tn,s,
&Ut little d.l ii. cl:c ABOUT them;
Ny .Gr,yWs never damned her jays
shed Just a. lief have been WthDpt ilcm,
Tenet hnr twice hc seemed more fair,
And was ten times more Gerot o..
Love, tive chHm"lrou. feeds o. mir.
S; east mra dt-toc s'i,l tgird
met her thrice, yr-, three liues three
Hpld hardly tell the times nei her
At last | said ''ldoI'r. GtHt To me-
Fly word and action, look aud letter.
No man since Evr's and Adams fall
WAS Ger more bent on matrmDmy.
Bot size good gracior~. tbHuGht nan
4 precious joke, extremely fGrny.
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EEAy'plI1VI,AN AND urAI,Tnl

isEs ',lat.;y,t EXCURSION 10 NORFOLK, Old
Sha.'seEs's4:s,Hs POINT COWEORT, CAPr HENRY
AND HACk TO BALTIMORE. by the iiaInore
steam PaC kct'S superior ana comiorthic steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt CoFFrE and HERALD, Cant. RES
SELL leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, AT o'clock
7. VI and return MunCay following, leaving Norfolk
same hour Daring this excursion passengers will
have Tie opportunity OF going in the Steamer Jewess.
Capt. sutton, on every Saturday afternoon, on an cx
cutslon to Cape Henry, and may BE- rft at Old Point
Comfort, where the Baltimore boat viii call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion i Der cfd To inva,ids hv get
ting the breeze aud advantage Of salt water bans
many who cannot leave hoae only for a short time
will ind this tlip of much advantage.
Q-PaSsage and fare for the round "trip will he made
at moderate price by appyingto
jel3 If Il. SHEPHERD, Agent
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The BRITANNIA. Steamship Britannia, AZ
hours from Boston, arrived at Halifax I'd inst,
and left soon after for Liverpool. The Great
Britain passed the Britannia on the 5th, off
CAPE Race for Liverpool.
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SECRET DISEASE
GtURED IN FROM TO DAY


SECRET DISEASE
s~,rREn IN EUON mo- n,ys -. Nr,
y CiIAPCE MsnE annIrto pP u hoItyU "5
octbe i6CK HnsPiTA Nan Fror1 w
,T .iI 49, - t,i ,,1, "oi, iioueiIeS sufolsb
, a p i"ii t ~ ~ &C :; ''lielG may We u
e .e nus spGeuy r'nlc'! on "Gr'L,nFa nleeo
t 20 nv eIs, pam tn s'o wins, az
N'o' Vi "c NM, n,u Utt I yl"p'oh VI
~ Yin A AIN DloI-noD'
ees Of this disease, when from neglect TO consults
SNiui PHYSICIAN or from ignorant and improper treat
mcnt, the constitutional symptoms make theirappeas-
ahCCtht throat becomes liberated. the nose dlSeas-
ed nocturnal pains il The head and limbs dimness Of
sghl, deafness, the bones affected, hoches on the
mead, iace ana cAluniti"s. progressing on whdghi-
nj fapdity Ill al last the palate of the mouth is dis
ucEtd, Tue h"es OF one nose decay and fall IN; the
y@H, "' ls h'fHd dens" htcomc az object ont,
dIo,- he curtain by taryIa- Tn, unIar2y faJicntto
an Hmimciy tomb
hht ran ~ ChINN NpiiSt'
nose Wh"'' constitutions Lave been Inquired Hy
certain p'r"tl"US PRAGUE" may soon restored to
t'rrj It"il ~ aPpl. Wg 10 " J"iu-au ri,ocE peg
S,''S t ny ''hf' ~. ~ mas see" '.i~'. ltti Ntf"
7'1'I'"' ~ arri me "tmj ana Hafto" ug'ne sou.
.''' enc ''' "."" I'D s"t observation o. sdca
'-','t' .''h''
"""a'" !E' moclih' rH"1f "ry wi" are .uG.nnE
Iron, 'ir ''"'" 1J'"""".' = .n Il, h"". .lat.y to
l''""..'.'"N' WIZ" '.th"' E'''" lrfrii'NE iheh 6nt
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r.h.."r no" n'i 'no r"-- m.,y De-,
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-15

FIRE AT New Brunswick. On Monday, q
fire at New Brunswick, N. j., consumed the
stables of Robert Miller, and of Simpson and
Vail. Several carriages, and wagons were
destroyed,