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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-10
THE END OF IMPROVEMENT M =
SM UT nj A CHIN ES.b

n LULL'S Patent French Burr Smut Machine
Ne We continue our heading feeling justified in doz
fing So not only nom our own experience, but from the
lvery haenng s1monials from Nilles and Mirights
lof high standing and much oxperience-a few ofwhich
we present below. % .ls stt
Ii is well known Millers and all concerned, that
lno part of machinery has utterly fed to perform
its duty, for any length of time, as the iron smut ma,
chines thousands upon thousands, in time and money!
have been expended-invention after invention resort
ed to- until iron has been cut bent, twisted, turned,
and moulded into all shapes, and forms, and, after
short trial. seldom exceeding two years, has failedi
not is generally supposed, owing to a fault in the
construction of it, for ALL nearly ALL have performed
well for time, but for the obvious eason that iron,
either wrought cast, will give retain the edge
requisite in cleaning, as well in grinding grain,
and when gone can not be renewed, consequently the
machine is rendered useless 1t iswell established that
no machine will clean grain well without an edge and
ofcourse that material which affords the geaes amount
oand most durable edgeis the proper material of which
to construct Smut Machines. French Burr seems to be
the one designed by for the purpose and every
Nillers knowledge of the material must satisfy him at
IonCe, that owing to its fine, keen and lasting edge,
and the ease with which it can be renewed, it must
take the precedence and finally the place. of all iron
machines for cleaning wheat and all will Concede, up=
lon the least reflection that heading is no boast
but that we have truly arrived at the long wished and
sought for desideratum-THE END OF IMPROVEMENT IN
SMUT MACHINES.
The cut see handbs) represents one of the machines
fashioned nIbbers represented by somegot up in the
best cylindrical manner 1t comes from the shop ready
for the belt and may be set up day. in any partothe
mill without enclosing No dust escapes from themtbe
ing drawn up through the machine, far preferable plan
to blowing it through the machine as it is separated
from the wheat, and discharged through the fan spout
out of the mills thus saving considerable amount Of
expense and labor, in removing the filth usually de-
posted in it. These machines have more edge, or
rough surface than be got on iron, consequently
less motion and of course less power to do the same
mount ofwork. They constructed that they can
be taken down, aud the edge renewed in few hours;
this they will need than in two years, il
at all. #s.s.". t.a.. ..s.Es
Manufactured of various sizes to clean from Is to
100 bushels per hour, and sold at from $l00 to $225,
according to SIZE and we hazard the assertion that
machine of the kind costs half much to manufacture,
none halfso perfect in all respects, and none half SO
: cheap to the purchaser in the long run. ...
/ N B. About halfofthese machines which have al
ready been sold, to replace the various kinds OF
: iron machines which had previously been used
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-10
DissoIuti0m or Pnrtmershin.

SOLAR LAMPS.
III ME Subscribers receiving extensive as
sortment of Patent Solar Lamps, and Girando-
les of and beautiful patterns, suitable for church
es, halls, parlors stores, Steamboats,, &c.
These Lamps constructed solely for the con-
sumption Of lard; and warrented to produce o
light equal to the best Sperm OIL and at one-haf the
cost
(E5- Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
JOHN b. M'FADDEN 81 CO.,
IS MARKET STREET,
October I'd, 1644.-tf. PITTSBURGH.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-10
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!
NEW GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

lust RECEIVED, al the store room OF VIM dogs
and Co, (recently occupied by Hogg and Hpton,)
one door east ofthe Post-Oce, general assortment
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-10
BOOTS AND SHOES

Ever offered in this market by at least
twenty per cent, which if cannot con-
vince the purchaserby their calling and
9 testing the matter, | will not look for their
patronage or their cash, which | will
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-10
FRESH DRUGS.

EOHN BEALL respectfully announces ~
- to the public that he has Just received, ez93AY
in addition to his former stock of Drugs and 49,
Medicines, large and well selected assor- L5A
ment of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, SzAE9
Vamishes Dye StuHs, Glassware, and Patent Medi
cines, which he offers for sale on the most favorable
terms Having purchased entirely for cash. in the bes
eastern market, he can afford, and is determined /,
sell at the lowest regular Pittsburgh prices.
Confident that he can make it the interest Of Physi
clans, Merchants, Fuers, Dyers, Painters, Manuiac
turers and Others to purchase his establishments h,
respectfully requests them to call and examine III,
quality and prices of his stock before purchasing else
where.
Orders by mail, or otherwise, promptly attended, to
He hopes by undivided personal attention to busi
ness to merit and receive liberal share of public pa
tronagR. tttf.Is slon fiis aaid q f8 .8n7tU
Drug Store on Main street, one door west Of William
IIogg's Store, Cadiz, Ohio, May IA, is45.--tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
Y2.r rElg- supply or I.FcH Ann


HRANKLIN GARDINER, No. Iu5 MARKET
STREET, has inst received tom tA, Nor'H aud /.
nov opening, a splendid assortment uf uch FANCY
GOODS, nCeivcd direct itOH the isl liavrr "a, stts
lle HGrick aud Oneida.
In DRESS GOODS-Gica Cashmere ,iEcossc. Of
the newest styes-such Is Nemuurs; Pnmpnduurs;
SAKE E"iht; NOnPareiI; Oubra Shaded; PCupaGuur
ahd bHtchess lie orleans patterns.
IN FANCY DRESS SILKS, .hp most magni-
he'ht assortment brought TO this market and
imported expressly for the city teta trade, as-tiich
Chameleon hRrGs: rich Cham' leon satin TarCks;
$40 he Maple; A'Bayatere; rich Dcd SIR; Al.ciine
rthlh SATIN striped satin Aatciu; all boiled Algeriuc
feKln; Evening Dress silks; heavy black Gro de Rhine
ni hlahhaS; LustringS; Gro de- Suisse and Poult de
Sol; plain and fancy :satlns
In FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, Oft the latest STYLES
aud warranted real French wDul-Frnnch worked
Tapes; French Collars and Chemiaptts; real Lace
leilS anh Fails; Mourning COats; embtih'd Sleeves;
EmDfodtred hobes, for evening dresses; do Tarl, tons
Tor 40; do Linen Camhrc tdks.
In SHAWLS AND SCARFS-Rich Printed Cash.
mere Shawls; French Cashmere do Paris quality
warranted all wool; French long hawIs do; Rich silk
ShIwls: Algerlne Seats: 500 scarlet China Crane
Scarls new and fashionable article; Bonnet Scars,
of velvet and satin.
Besides general assortment Of FANCY GOODS
to which would respt ctfuIly call the attention of
oitizens and strangers. For SALE wholesale and re-
tall, at very low rrceS, 900
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

CLEARED.
BTem. ship Columbus, yer, Bremen, \. Schuma-
cher & Co.
snip Pioneer, Graham, Amsterdam, B. VI. Hodges,
j..
Brig America, Pomrroy, West indies, w. Rhoads.
Schr A. Emory, Emory, Pensacola w, Rhoats.
Schr Nancy, Bnuiu, Elizabeth City, N. &. master.
ShLED-Ship Megun'icons, Finall, llavre.
ARRIVED,
Erig America, POmetOy, tIom Norfolk, slaves and
peas, 10 the mas cr,
schr Hero, Emerson, from Philadelphia mdse. 10
J. w. Brown.
Schr Consolation, McGUre, FIN Philadelphia, n,dsc.
u sundrv persons
SIoop Fhos. Haywood, Thomas, from Matthew's
CO. Va. slaves
Steamer Osiris Turner, from East0u and AnnapO-
ed at anchor in Annapolis Roads, bound up; signal,
led diamond.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA
Dutch shin Fanny, flenls, from Baltimore, arrived
IN the TGxel 2jih ut.
ship CIarssa, Lunt, from Bremen, with emiGrants
tnr Baltimore, put into Falmouth with pumps chokcd
&9ih ult. Passed by sane dag ship Johannes, from
0Eerien for New Orleans; TCaptan Jansen, of ship
schiller, at this port, reported her as sailed in CO. for
Baltimore,
Barque j. w. Paige Ia, lor for Baltimore cleared
Al Boston lSh inst and sailed same day.
Barque Louisa, Gait, from Baltimore, arrived at n.
Crieaus l2th inst.
Brig Cornith, Smith, from Bremen for Baltimore,
passed Falmouth Isl inst.
Brig Indus, (new) Coffin, fOm Baltimore, arrived
1; st. Johns, N. F. lst inst
SchrJohn q. Morean, yorhi., hence at New York,
aGth inst
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DIR. LA NDIS'S
= DINs IN NDIS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUS
Wurrdnted 70 peltoTm the radical cure Of
NERNi.4 or RCPYIkE.

HdTanted 70 pe,torm therodicdi cure Of
HERNIA or RUPTURE.
TEIHE subscriber having purchased the Patent
n rlght of the abnvg TRUSS, and having entered
extensive INTO Their manufacture, now off rs it fot
sale "A! hall the price formerly charged by the paeutee
The above instrument is constructed entirely upen
anatomical aud pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential TO the permanent cure ot
hernia.
II possesses many important advantages over the
IruSSes no" IN common use as il combines ft Nihi
ty with tirmnesS, and by means of the pivot and inap
pendent spring, The mad accommodates itspf firmly
to the body, and cannot be displaced by the motion
of the wtarfr answering by This means r dpsiGcra-
tim long SoGght after by the Medical profession.
Although II Is as yet new invention, it has become
much celebrated by the great benz fit already derived
BY hundreds who have been radically cured of hat
most troublesome and fatal disease Hcrna. The Dc.
sire 10 put the Truss within the reaCh of al afflicted
has induced the prop ietof to reduce the price.
Certificates Ot Ihe strongest recommendation from
some of thr most distinguished Surgeons and PhySl-
Clans Of this and other cities, can be seen Oy
reference to circular in the hands Of all the Age
and publ !C places generally.
EpupAIN FnpNEV
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u [ L u

On the Goth inst. Dr. SKIPwTH IL. CoALR in the
9th year Of his age
On the 2Oth inst G4o. GayBER, aged years and 10
months
On The goth inst, JeHS MoRGAS, aged 9 months, son
Of ThOs. and Rcbecca Casey.
On the I7th inst Mrs. SCsAN FRYATT, in the GJ.h
gear of her age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
FREE EXHIBITION

EDLUM8E NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
u LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT'S; es-
tabished in lo4O, and awarded the Medal -Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest HonHrs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
spectvely for the most beautiful coiored Doguerreo
types, and best apparatus exhibited.
2O5 BALTIMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
bell's Jewelry Store.
Pennsylvania AVENUE, Washington city.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
M. 25l broadway, New York.
10 Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
l16 Main street, Cincinnati.
4i9 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
l3 Main street, Lexington, XIV.
Corner 4th aud Cbesnul ss,, ST. Louis and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs
III PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
33- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fu =
nished
Any editor disposed 10 copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so.
BOY, Is or 10 years Of age, wanted ola II
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A 4, ~ /. NJ ACs
lHtb,
OCTOBER.
MARRIED..

On Tuesday, 2tst inst. by Rev. Geo, Leakin, Mr.. K
c. MORSE To Miss MARI, E. daughter of the late
Chas, Cree, Esq. all Of this city.
ON the l6ih inst. by Rev. Mr.. Vnten, JOsErH a.
A2D to Miss MARY \ C0Ig, All Of This city.
On the 2Oh inst m st. Peers c. urch in this city,
by Rev. Thos Atkinson, Rev. WIN G. JACKSON, Chap
lain of the University OF Va, to ilrs ELIZABETH r.
CAMPBELL, of Lynchburg, Va.
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EPHRAIM Y. fORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and Apo,hccarr

No. 81 Eutaw- ST., cor. Clay ST, Baltimore.
For sale ny ]. d. Stewa!t, cor. Hanover and Cam
zen ST. Lar0que corner Baltimore and Harrison Sis,
~ N. Robinson, Of Gay and Saratoga sis, J.
Stansbnry, Thames street, +. P; Wisemau x WratA
LghtSt., opposite Dix FuGg's Rote; Sawyer coTne-
Pratt and Paca SITS; ;. F. Perkins * Brother, corner
arankIn and Grcc"s trcets; {. Wiseman, come. OF
Baltimore aud Cove streets.
9I}~ The Patentre. Or. l.. may be consulted ~ his
office, Ne. 80 COUGH STREET, near the Pom.
Spring. o2O eoIy
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INTRODUCTORY BALL,

AT WHITE IL Nil SALOON.
Z. Z. Phillips respectfully informs his friends
that his Introductory Ball will take place at the above
Room Oh MONDAY EVENING, 27th inst. Tickets
Sl-tO be had of AlT. =. at tie Room.
N. u. Cnti0n Parties every MONDAY EVEN
ING during the season. MURRAY'S BAND will be
in attendance. o2l-6t.
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g1taT BOX CORsiCMs. 20 rer

GSsaT BOX CGRsfCEs. 20 render more
%E complete his business arrangement, the subSct-
Der has added Gliding shop to his establishment,
and Is now prepared 10 put mp az eho' notice, CUR
TAlSS with all he fixtures complete.
His Arrange mtnis are silch that he viii be able to
furnish Gilt Box CDfniccS, &c, adyinc" ri the la
test styles and most approved nh h, and in furnishing
sui pi Curtains, in consequence OF having the tp-
hOlstey aud Gliding all under Ous's eye, greater ad-
vGntages bath in facility and tconou, must ofcourSe
accrue IN the customer Also, Curtain iiand Of new
style and character, together with Poles. Ends Cen
tres and Pings, renlering the assortment The most
complete in the city.
Mr.. A. +. JuDrrN, sn long and flvoraby known for
his skill goUd tahte, will 1ond TO the getting up
of CurtglnS.
VENETIAN BLINDS Also Venetian Blinds, Of
all coOrs ami all sizes, maze in usual superior
manner, with from 40 10 - Stats to bind,
MATTRESS ES.-Also Hair, HGsE Moss, Cotton,
Wool, Sc with fine licking, &c.
Also. FEATHER BEDS.
The whole at prices 10 suit the times,
JAS. II. COX, l6l Baltimore street,
0il.lm , door west of the Museum.
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FOE SALE &. RENT.

,eys,&a PART OF 4 DWELLING FOR
tiNH1 RENT. Pmt of very desirable Dwe ling
bS iiiI in pleasant sitlltinH cunyc Aient To the
central business part oi the city, will bG rent.
ed on accommodating terms To family that VIII suit.
The rooms are large, convenient and private, and
there is a hydran in the yard Inquire ct the Clipper
office. W2i s.
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uOSEpH $. HASTINGS, Jr.
- No Il AnIr IL l,II y L

HOSEpII $, HASTINGS, Jr.
sW No z sou H CHARLE5-ST.
Having just received very superior assortment of
Flowing Blue Dining, Tea and Toilette Ware would
invite the attention OF Families and others in want of
article this lot, which superior to any Yet
ceiyed of thi. class of goods.
Also, fresh lot of Gothic Stone TeapotS, Sugars
aEd Creams, Il very fine article, just received.
Also, % Dining Sets of CANTON CHINA, and
5arge quantity of Plates, Dishes, Tureens, Covered
Vegetable Dishes, Salads &C., which can be sold Sc
paratey to match up Dining and Tea SETS at very re-
duced prices. No. y. CHARLES ST.
few doors below Garfield 4 Brothers.,
cl3-lm 0l5- formerly Stilson's.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

,,r-rs,,. The subscriber, h wing a large va
r rag -tS x riey of TIE most fashionable CAR
tst....LL12s- RIAGBS, warranted Of sup ror work
49, mansmp, would respectfully invite
the attention of all persons wishing 10 purchase, as
he is determined to self at such prices as cannot fail
to give satisfaction.
SAMUEL CHILD, COachmaker,
o20 ws4We NJ. 33 North Gay street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

NEW CEEGNA s'gDIfN.
LIZ No. . 4 :. CALVERT STREET.
D2TID P.ARR would es,,ectuily inform his
friends and generous public that he has RiiIDNED
his CHINA STORE to No. 81 *, Calvert st., where
he has opened and is now DpenGg large assortment
of CHINA, GLASS AND EARFHEN WARE, of
recCRl arrivals, which he offers for sale the most
accommodating terms. lie is a,O extensively en-
gagged in the mnnufacture OF STONa. It EAETuEN
WARE, lgrgG assortment of which viii BE- found ut
Tie store as shove, aud a his putcfrs OH Eoua-st..
sh0r distance north of Il. baltimore 81.
~ Country Merchants and others would 10 we'll
to give me call before making purchases elsewhere,
DAVID PARR,
a29.3m No. "a .. Calvert street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
sc17tt

A-x,A FOR SAs4E--A FARM Of about 100
fSRSGA acres, about miles from the city, situated
lEAsRA between the Hartford and Be-Air rurnptes,
A-S2'%E7a about 20 80 acres OF which are in good
wood land, principally hickory, oak and chcsnut, and
all under good fencing. The improvements a
comfortable dwelling, barn, COW. and stone milk
house, and every other necessary cut building Also,
an orchard of choicest fruits, and fine meadows with
"A good stream "f water running through them. Title
ndiS putaOc, aad viii be sold great bargain Appy at
SCOTrl'S Intelligence Office,
oil No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
DESIRABLE AND CHEAP PROPERTY.

DESlhAD DIE AN - CllEAf thNJfENl {.
T.. FOR SALE. Two Dwellings, > story
SSssSAt with attic, on Madison street near Asquh,
asaas S615 and $500 each; two story with attic N
.Rr~H-l Pitt ST near Eden, $3.50 eHch; ! fine story
and attic South Paca Green ST. 81 100 thee
story dwellings, west taytttc 81. near Cove Sl2j0
each; in East Lombard ST. near Canal, $1,000 fine
large two story dwelling 20 feet front, lot 100 Il deep
to an alley 30 feet wide, at Sl700; on Fuwn
Exeter, 500 each; 3 0h Exeter street Fawn,
ll00 1900 and $SO0 "A very tine large story dwell
ling on N. Gay st. opposite the Odd Fellows Hall, a
S7CO0 good story dwelling in stiles street, SlG5O;
large store with dwelling on FieEch street, "A most
excellent stand for bakery or grocery, only Sl20i
a dwelling on MaatSun-St. near Howard st. Sl0O0
on Gr anhy near ENecrsi $780, } in George ST. near
Pennsylvania avenue SS0O each; besides 0 Others az
different prices and location, all uf whit purchasers
are desired tn exlmmc
BUILDING LOTS to lease IN various locations on
accommodating terms-sOmC with liberal cash al
vancrS.
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS fursale
zs$2g5b in different locations and LIBERAL tcrn.s
.SSs& Apply to
ils.itak&kS!. &. DOED or c. GEiBACH,
Property Agents,
oi7 [Al 80 iccHnd-st near the Town Cock.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

EEATI3ET sOI.a x LAMPS. Ikave on hand
w. a complete aSSOr'ucni of Cniuelius Y Co.'S cee-
bratci PATENr SOLAR LAMPS, tor hursing lard
or oIt0gehcr wi a great variety OF Cut and flain
GLOBES, hAAlP GLASSES, WlCkS, Sc, all of
which are offered at the lowest prices.
e. WEST, No. IL sharp street,
nS-iH hCtwccn Baltimore and German sis
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

QC- MEssEs. PARSONS & PRESTON embrace
this opportunity return their thanks 10 their riencs
and the public generally, for tie very lbra patronage
heretofore extended to them, and Respectfully solicit
continuance OF the for the new firm pr0mis.
ing to use their utmost cXertion 10 give fun satsiac
tiOn 10 all who may favor them with call; and they
will just add, that they are determined 10 sell Books
and Stationery as cheap as any other establishment
in this city. ol7-co2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
MILLINERY, FANCYS STAPLE GOODS
rEtii0NAS ALGWSYE

~ No. I7j BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward ard offers
for ilC a great variety UC desirable Goods:
MiLLIHEHN-Finged, Barred aud 0mbra Sa-
lin aud Gro de MAJ RIBBONS
BONNET SAIINS aud EELVETS-CIapcs, hiah
colofcds plaid Go de Nap; foult &c SUi; French and
low priced Flowers; Kii GLOW :; Cop; Foundations;
Bu2kIam; Bullion; Trimming; six Wire; Nets; llu
si)ns; Mourning Bands aud Collars, &C. SC.
florence Brad, English Ruamd and Straw 3onnets
SHhWLS-Thbot, housenG die Lame. Br0che,
Cashmere, silk, Grape, fine and low priced Wool
3hgWlS. Also, Go de Rhine, Gro de Swiss and LII
string Dress = LKS; Cashmtre d'EcOsse, Reps and
Mouseine DE- It'ne; Fall Gmeharns; soft finish h.h
Linen; klnacca; Cloths; Ca,simores; Cas>iuriis and
ycsl,ugs; FhneS, Sc. Sc. with General variety OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be- sod al lr prices tu ~. tual customers
BY THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
sri-'m rs BAluWn-o street
NtUTLETSE. we aa.c fn>J rncg.yrd nrl ,5-il
y. I.arl hanjsowe assortment 20. CU4hErY
which W. will s,I 'nv
lNIN ...tE rl'EiT s. SONS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

v1yIN PLATE, SHEET IRON.
"a COPPER WIRE. sc sc.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3iy, and extra syes
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, liX20, Of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SuEEr iROS--a ilcct importation.
10000 lbs. BraAirrs COPPER. aSsuted
- casks Taunton SHEET XiNC
800 bundles Fright aud arnrllcd IRON WIRE
50 rolls SEiEEr LEAD, p tot lbs.
80 PIGS Rauca TIN; 100 plates SpEt.TER
AEo Pig ana Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, sc.
10 A full stock of Timers Tools and reck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivcts, THnad Copper &c.
For sale OH liberal terms hv
II. PRATT SI BROTHER,
aoj 6mir " and % Z. ChRrIe, street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

EtA&PETS MADE! CARPETS MADE!
u I w make Carpets in the best maUnsr. at the
Lowest rrSsibie rates lay oil Cplhs, cnt and fit and
Iay Carpets, ~ the shortest naficr.
LOUIS MULLER. No. n. ib"rv-.t
Fgl2 enc door above Ll}Gro,t s.,e,.
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RJENV D2tY GOODS, AT

= TNO Jt u NfI! :! INVNfI . NIIE'I
between Frederick 81. and Market space,
w here the subscriber has opened store o all NEW
GOOSS, suiphe to the season, consisting III part oi
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, Nestings, Mousn de
t4a,n2 Cashmere, A!pacas. Cacoes, Sc. sc. Also,
Cashmere and other SH Avis, and general assort-
men. of Nnolen and Domestic GOODS of every de
scrption which lie viii sell ~ low they he had
III this market, and soicits his ieRds and the public
generally to cali and examine his strCk
so22 colin JOHN =. SEI,BS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL MUSIC.
WILDER VIII open a class op MONDAY
Ed NIGHT, I3.h inst, at o'clock. AT his MUSIC
ROOM. IN III" Basement of 81. Johns Church, Ii
berry street. The term will connr" Cpur months
will be strictly pursued. Ii h hoped that all who
may be pleased to attend will resolve On constant at
tendance and punctuaty. Dn not wait iii rhn se
cOnd or third meeting before coming iW. Each scs-
sion will be held two hours, with internssi0n for
social interchange Tuition mudcruc, g., will be
made known at the Room. HIy friend, viii confer
favor ky extending Information 10 those whom thgy
may think likely Ia Gttcad.
tI35- class will be Organized in the raw Baptist
Church, (Rev. AlriclI's) High street, the
Basement is finished; and before in some place near,
il it be found advisable NOT TO delay. .2w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

EN&TEACT OF \ LETTER FROM 4 POST
~ MASTER, dated PEMBROKE, Washington coua
~, Maine, Aprii 90, 1914.
Mr.. Isaac BCTTs-Dear Sir: At the request of ma
ny Of my friends in this place and vicinity, who are
aiiiCied with consumption and liver complaint / take
the liberty OF asking You 10 appoint some one in this
county as agent to sell UIS1.7R'S B.4ES.4M or
WILD CHERRY, aud to send him a few dozen ,s
there is none OF it for sale within 200 miles from thu.
have no doubt that il would meet with ready sale
II IL were where 1t could be procured without 700
much expense ana delay
My wife was attacked abONt six NJ onths since WITH
what the physicians call the first stage of consnmu-
tloh-a complaint very prevalent in tins section of
country Having seen the Balsam advertised IN
Augusta.