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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

tatiIs t-,inai sf lte legitimate tundrusias tf ths lr-e.. Snd thn-, by beating back the ssil. in1ins l1ins in apiie of # decent house; or hs has sunk the drinking department almost to nothing, with drawn his bSr. hidden it from sight. ahd virtually discontinued the aals. In either easss We Dave that most convincing kind of oftestimOiys which n unwilling xiinsss against hiHssfs that thsss is an irreconcila1 Isgonism between the trafhc in alcoholic drinks, md all the true ends of tav- ekn. r.. @ YA K.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

oo- Merit Hemingwayof Watertown, has been nominated for Senator from the 10th district. If our Whig friends do their whole duty, he can be defeated. 8 aa 2 4ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

Gen. Samuel [. Pitkin of East Hartford. com mitted suicide. in depressed state Of mind' eH the 18th inst He was much estssmed. and had
 frequently represented his town and district n the Legislatufe. s.se z4ssss
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
THE ENQUIRER. LETCaFlELD, FEBaUARYag. IsAs

O1-The present number of the Enquirer com pletes the third year of our connection with the paper; and we embrace the opportunity to make our acknowledgements for the generous patronage we have received
 There are not few ot our subscribers who are in arrears for the entire three years, while others ate indebted fot one or two years At their earli- est convenience we shall be gratied to receive the amount due from ail Our paper makers are in want of money, and only means of raising it for them is from those indebted tods.
 Subscribers in the village will be waited upon in few days with their bills for the amount due to this date.1some of whom were passed by last year eOREcoN.-Mr. Perkins Second Lecture on Ore gon, will be delivered at the Town Hal this twednesday) Evening, at half past six o'clock and all persons are invited to attend. The inte' rest excited by his Lecture on Friday evening VIII doubtless ensure afull house.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

United States Senofe.--Now that if w asceE. tained beyond all doubt. that there will be no cleo. ton of U. S. Senators for Virginia or Indianas and that the Tennessee Legislature will not meet he. fore next December, 50 that the vacancies 0f esrs Rives, White and Foster cannot be filled, we are enabled to speak positively as to the political character of the United States Senates after the 4h March next. .gs...s..-.-~--ssu
 The following are the names of those who will compose the Senate after that day;
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

Loco Focos. John Fairfield, Maine.
 Levi Woodhnry, N. H.
 c. c. Atherton. do.
 John M. Niles. Conn.
 John A. Dix, New York. }. .Dan'l s. Dickinson, do.
 James Buchanan, Pa. q Daniel Sturgeon, do.
 Wm. H. Haywood. N. c. Daniel E. Huger, s, c. George McDufiie, do. w. T. Colquitt, Georgia. ?. Dixon H. Lewis, Ala.
 A. P. Bagby, do. a.R. J. Walker Mississippi. {. Jesse Speight, do.
 Wm- Allen, Ohio. a.D. R. Atchigon, Missouri.
 Thos. H. Benton, do. n. James Semple. Illinois. n.Sydney Breese, do. |. Chester Ashley, Arkansas
 A. H. Sevier, do. Edw. A. Hannegan, Inda.
 Lewis Cass, Michigan. T g Loco Focos. B n that the Locofocos will D the Senate, on the incom- linistration-leaving three ne from each of the States Tennessee. t
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

WhagS.
 Geo. Evans, Maine.
 Isaac c. Bates, Mass. Daniel Webster, do. J F. Simmons. R. I. Albert c. Greene, do. Thos. Clayton. Delaware John M. Clayton, do. Jas. A. Pearce. Maryland Reverdy Johnson, do. Wm Upham, Vermont. Sam'l $. Prentiss, do. Jabez w. Huntington,Ct J. w. Miller, N. Jersey Wm. L. Dayton, do. Wn1. s. Archer, Virginis Willie P. Mangum. IN. c, John M. Berrien, Ga.
 Alex. Barrow, Louisiana Henry Johnson, do. Spencer Jarnagin. TenI John T. Morehead. KeI John J. Crittenden, do, Thomas Corwin, Ohio. | W. Woodbridge, Mich. l 24 Wings.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17
BEAEEvVB PLANTATION
fAE AAiSi

A PART 81 she sboys PhS,s.ISB,
IA hIsIy ewnea ard eee8Bisd M MSI,
5Sges A 6mSHIt bsi4E Via hoFlh bsN n
see.I9R 23, I8washIp 2s, FARES 3 sSsh
eSA'SiRiH& $50 sefss m9Se 9F HISS; aBa 81:
thaIea n : vefy desirable nelghbeFh9eIi
SS'wsen 6Fe4ada ard Eh8eebHma, sb8BI
n miiss &ssi at Ihe iSFBef Blsee, aaA
SN sAN 4 Riie 10 a ge6a isRdiHg "a Ibs
faIl9SHShs fiyef.
r, Ah9 ,SE sale, ths eaHFe slash 81 G9uIe,
HSg; MSieS, impiemeHis 81 h6sbasaFB,
NC; Dc.
Bn Ire pfeFHfses are 3 Eo8a Cir aAd Gis
59Sss, NM e8M8S6ff44a6is B&s4Asg ssa
SaSfS$ sR8 ,6tbef impFogsmehts s6ibbFe
iof, \ laFT6 pnntsiloA:
f'RsfS afS Reysf iSiBag spFiRSs 81 VA.
TER 0R ire Sb8Ee pFopeftS, aha aay sddi:
I@hSl 9iSnhig 81 hhd San us b5Bght 81
ieASSa h8m a4j8ihiRs pF6BFietdFs.
Mr., .BeReHG ~ iAS pFemkes, Will giee
eVSFS ihi8fmaiS6h: filies iAaispBtahe:
F9f ieFais, @bisR iBF 8ppF8ssd ssGHHiy
WIN % 5 I|sS'ib SgFssAS, Grenada, Nj.
BeeembeF 5, isis 54If
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17
NV vsiSAs VI sfAs Bsmssfsls= sga9FiB-
hon FsaESsA 10 SA@ IN SaySE1!

TINS r. an sFs 81 SheaP pfiAsi9E, and ",
ohsf iss MissHssssifFl bfA8SRAF iF8m MS
COMMENCEMENT. Of the ssc8pa yoiSIHs, or
Ire t8i1winE Fs9aGed tsf{ns
SHe YEARS saAssFipii8R, IN aatSsasfe, s2,0S
Il psid Wthio tbfss monihs, @2,5{
II raj psid Mithin ihree pI1ntSs, 3,9q
BS-iSo Safiaiioh Hon these tefins ia sn3
Ssss whsieHeT.
Subscribers wh8 havs aiFeAay paid In
sdysRSs, Will FseSiys the pspef at HE redH,
esd fsiss Hon next %ees:
6Sf PfeseAt SUBSCRIBERS %b8 pay Ter The
eSqnlHg yesf within one qa8nib if0m Iris
Ssisi viii be considered as paying IN sa.
Eanee:
Al .hese fsSsa ibe BsmSsfat Is AZ sheaB,
Of cheaper than any PapsF IN ths stats,
81 n ibfs seGti8h 81 ih6 BHBR, VS. baVs
iSfAabs3, aaHRg me yssF past, a larger
qHaAUtS OF SAaias Matt,i, cash &sek,
tbaa any S6aAHy Bapef III ibe STATS. We
sbal, G6RhHHe 10 Dc s8=spafiHg ne efoft
10 render 88F shest @6fib5 81 PHbHG pa:
tfoBage: The ps3sf VIII be issSsa, WIN
the HsGai BaAGtaaiits, eSefS "Wednesday
morning, and Forwarded Is Subscribers ny
the Earliest msik: PapsFs eaFfisa ~ ,he
nails rot exSsedihg 50 ihiisS, are ifes 81
b6siSgs;
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17

9RFGoM=Ii8a WRr G8sl J8bBs8B has
witch Il le'cF rs The N: Y: JoafRal ei
B6mmeFee; ~ FfielaRG6 Is BFes8R iie
SAYS Ihat Winds chairman OF yaleet e6Ya-
nljt9G 81 G8A@f6ss, A6 SslIed ABoH HE
Commissioner Sc PAMie haRds RiF aH is.
tiR3ie o. tire RHmBeF 81 aefeS Of az lbe
BHhIe Mnds 81 nc URHad Siaies iris
WAS furnished, G5itHSied Is ,be 48ib par:
ailel 81 N6fiR laiitdde: Mf. johnson !hen
fGdulFed ihG esiiHais 10 be 70 amsHaed
a. 10 embTaee Inc @b0le ieiFit3FE tB Iai:
"a dsgFees 40 mlautes: f'Re G8mmis.
si6nef ~ Gakihs this alteration sid ihat
by Il i64,8a8,939 aGFes w5Bld be aided
Is The Wh8ie sBFisee, ahd the Ssstegaie
aIBSAht Of ihe BhbIe d6m8iR FGiRal0lHg
10 be said nv IBe BHIied siates will be
b8ls.f3i,6f5 NESS, wbeh al The mini:
FRbM BHee 8F ibe BHblle iAHAs w8Hid give
i revenue OF Si,383,Ai4,T6B.
Mr., 5dhHs9H BfBeeeds is avB@ his We:
hef that saF Giaih to Ms wbsie, Is as g8Sd
as Inst 70 any part OF bf6g8H ana ihat
Il shb1Id be maintained; lie sags;
q 'i'heFe aFe s9He gha, ff BegBiisF e8a:
S det3iiBRs, desfe HE abandonment ST
eaF elAiR y DfegH, and speak VI sepa:
Fats HeBubiie: | huihbiy eHRtelte Mai
they WIN have but RW rs jAA iheiF siahd;
aFdI eilbef feais BiF5el 8Hi 6Hc leffIlj:
~ ioa fFegA B9@ef, or e6HhuhabeG iBe
esiabllshMehi " ~ lRdeP9haeRi sste:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17
SUPERINTENDENT:

81 TIE SaIs 81 Ihe lana desGHb6d N Inc
fAi6@ing aaveFYssmeni T. R8sib9hsd Hniii
sataFaas, Me il9A nm i9f 4 asaafN is48.
Joseph RAY, 4a@'f;
bedembeF IL, is43 lid
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17
kApFEAA1fIl80asi, Il FAsS 4 aE8asA -Ws

E3agFl TloS- = P4SS Il q,sa2,s4 w,
wv sSs iIfSSiST te as sS8,g%' sasse q u,
5tsls6A Ia ISs ESI,s4 $lsSes n ls4e
sA6Ns TIA H9mbef al NhIIs BsrsaHs h
I sagh stSte., S65(e Ire age NJ 2l, WAC eAy
psiihSf fead Sf NhNe:
Ne, !, GyHSsstiss, IL |. $il;
Z, New fismDshIfe ! IN i3A
4, Massifh]seiis, | IN 80.
!, Mains IA f9:
:, EsHSsai | IL 5s.
9, MiehIgaa ! n Al.
:, Ae@ EYSk SRa NewI sfeS | IN 9S.
9, PENNSYLVANIA | IN 39;
>, bhFo IN %.
ith t3%A IA IN.
IL, t6SismHa ! ID i8.
i5, BiSiiirt 8F S5IBqnbiS | IN Ia.
IL, Maryland saa Wes8SsIS ltS Ii.
IL t t98d5Ntna Iabd :h'ssiSsiPPi IL 10;
IL blar,ga y ,: sl,,,.
TO- iTlna9'S Afhansas' ana M'ssod'
|. an ~ Y 8 n...,;.. u;.;.;.
~ Deg'hlYyare, Gat9iihai Virginia,
ia AMY Aapiih9l kSentdcs9' N u
tiSSi Ys49iSi, 10 q ,.,.....
iA " ear5iihaS te'inef sgi II 4
tPhir TINES
Fhs fbi9@iaF Is a isI 8f 4sIsFABSia
hhss, &bifh SrG h9% Hhasf GoHifaTt SHd
wiz s86R " rSH94bbiStcdi ,ao
rev Y8rt 70 Phiiado'phh 1870 mi'es;
B6Slloh y ho@9', sS
BSHAl8 y iackP6r' 3b
S,ict y i.nl'S Fans 20
Hatf'sbaIs 70 HtanhffAstsf 80
EeWH Y4th u B4Haa'6 459
KIM SSias*S asS a B sai,n0fe' 5ss-,,as
FSs ,s az sS &c 9Ssso ba iSaa, IDS 10
aans s ss 81 so'pI a ao Sou lps 20
%i aaS,sI "a s&as ,sa ,aa Ill e9 " e'Ias
p W T ,ss o aD o sIaS2 'Rs ae 81 e1p
P sea w nrsiIasis Nn''''0us 0'ner ''neS nave
0ps s'.,, p's ''',"'.. ,.;.:.,. IS d..
6 SoTp enlefpfiSihs ei,izens VI spfihg:
a as Hss a ~ r naal :, e eanno y 90 10
s aaO In. az Jss lo' uia I ,pn 70
Ahaa and ,l s .1@ e m bay 1e'gb esn
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17
NMES SsaMafh
Sso 8saFF4ttsSS FA94s tAFS siSsss sFessiEB Az rRi
ofFaGT}

ppun ING lNlu lolclgh news sayTs
2 tAs faEeISn Ms@s Il IA sSIne bafiica.
hrs ysFy interesting, but We HAnsi Nc
eaFefni ret u 9yeffeess tsi'hnase u sneh a de-.
gies a. " saBBoss We arc threatened VIA
yioleRt reSHtsion; 4Ns fsseii8R III ihs
ESilfosd sPeSUiStSoRs with dlHbIiess eaass
ths FUN OF qaaay=HaI saost 9f Isese en-.
ISipiisss are Founded on g8oa PqssBeeis.
ny . ne ta'idts p tt,s PIoy,sioh Gttob 70
ssiehsiye re- mary Seeo u fePrssfni i;
eSiion Is i,NetS 70 DC onty 'eihFofar,ig de.
hiessetItor ~ ,hs teiias'o acc8nhi4 w
hayci tnid oui q plospect " . h'Hch srhHii'
vi efoP ,bah Y ShueiPhtSd n EaiSPs. :
1Ns piesitg = NOV heaHy tohe, essh III
Missfssipti,-aH enesdai event; II I
sest thsteiotS; y iase ring, eoo'ly anu
resist eVefy 'hihS IRE phh'o'"
FhSSEI=Ths speeHhtSfs are gong Ia
Fst Messy W' Y shis, Hft,ele; Ills deGiin.
IHgih bFGS ~ New YORK ana Ut Heaf1y eg-
eTS GtheF shipPibg po'ht5 ana Il Il, only Inc
iaSS MSt spPPlies ifo,h a68SS @odla We eti
or ey the ffesziHg VI the YestsiR @s'efS,
@at ,bas ksPi ! Up hsN: We Sbsefve ,tha,
We ForeiFh he@sl shifh SfsSt,sd sSch .
+Ssh hefsi has hat by ii'tie eject N the
MFG 'SSatkstS ~ toasSIlle, ShsF lhs
hs&S iioaf wss Spid At NJ AND 80 90.
Fhe PressSs miid @sathsf shs6Fihg
p mn sp'"'"s y '"' " FS ~, a S4E IT,
III G,1uoru, no ,sp 4 eo,,nl;m U
,,r MN sio IaEh Was ayon b bs mnppeA
Ga 1S subPe 9a W sSs g'yen y W IN iog Il
Sfs nntGns on '',1 evon,ng 81 me Ems a
Mon,somefy| AM ~ wn,Sii eseSsion a.
sef feieffl HI " ,s memphis eeh'enuoni
hs ISSa sn s.d dp,iow VA ;,,o,d,, 70
mo me sgS,en o. Hanfoqds ;E5ih9 6ssi
means 10 a}psanee mn soeahh poh.iica, anu
so'f'hefr'a, Pf0sPef''s OF Inc eosn'fS'
Bahiel Webs,efs idea 81 an iAaepbp;
dent SepHSlie IA pfeg8n,, like Mr. e,aSS
isasBehdeHt rsbSBlie or fexas, Se5ms 10
mSss win Bill lille hy3F ANY where 8pt
Sf Bast9n, OF perhaps MASSACHUSETTS,. Ii
u astonishing %hat gHllisilIty th9ss B6s:
@BiShs haye. rhs 88a-liken Pas SHY
70 n8Ant The f9sifHm III ESAAeI Hall Haeh
@ grs aeS a. sa s@ Se has y aaeS
RoI M !ae,Rs ssa s&saM s s,a Was oPsa
aeeeaiIw a. Il ,asS SSas e@ eiupy mnru as
y suIhh shaWIss Wi sIaa tEs;r aspJn
sae an; an asasIs saeaRs. Ia ,hIs ang
Seip ,dsss ca Nautical sakiss,s ' sse WI
sa sf ieees sp. on pbS nbv sSSoleels are M
wass ac ;u E s aka I ise' sa nas no
WeIs,eW aRd gn .s se saa,es.ea w. e f Nv IeE
UcDsler anu aictonlcntcu tTTtc 1FuutT'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17
sb9g8

80, 5000 HB
4'hi9 ifaet e6BIsiRs ab6Hi $50 aefes 81
eieafsd Land: f'Refe Il M this biaGe At
esst iashiy g8dd. sBfinss, ard flHhaG
waieF N eyGFy iisla, With & g3dd Gin; AiiiIl
Stables, DYgfseeF's 1865, Nasf8 jHAf
iefs, &6; Fbs GHllitsted ana s6me Of the
BasiHre ISBas ate ebe5sed bs 8dod feHfes,
ana ING wh3e plShtatl6h Is ii excslIehi
5FdeF: 1Re woodland u eavsied Win
esBe and grass, md aiFDfds gs9d FlHgs
h,F faiile, Sheep ana h8ss, b5lh Bbl6F aus
stFnFhef: gaille ana sHeep Keep IL ga,ai
BFdef Ing wh8e yeaF, which, DelhE Ea BH
e0fn Or Badef;
This eeIeBHted plahblsA has aysFigea
I bale ahd QUARTER 81 egii9A IS ihe affe
IN eHitlEiii8H nv lhG lRs lweAit.hgg
BeaFa: HE mahasef and slayes bsge GB:
j5sea hrs bealih l3f faaHy seaFs; sud II i
belleyed IL b ~ heaiihB as my Baee N
he SiBIe: ms BFeseHI inaha&ef: Maj8F
jsbHs8R, has HAD eBafge OF Inc plAeG i8F
4 peFl9d 81 heaF elghi sesFs, and &lIi shgw
The llneg eSli9B bl9k, DC, 10 Hsfs8Bs %
slF8ns 8f e*amlAIHE II: fie 8lll als8 shB@
Tie RhhHa pfiiHHet ihefeBE AID eeFilff la
he geheFai heallb ~ The haHds 5fs
fl.iB3 aeies 81, s!ld lF5el 9efe aIMIed %
EIzabsh Ann M'Nail, 10 The seaf 1894,
l3F heF d0weF ~ Flebt 81 her lFst HUSBAND;
We afe aBlh8iIzrd 70 sat hal shg will selI
het iHieFtsl thEfelb 8h mlf leFlHs, ana VIII
hBld Btssessi8n Hflhe bBFII8n ihBs aSsIeHed
her iintii pnxucLt tnureElr IL made 10 her
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17
P0SFF0N EM AVA.

THE sac Of Ms Rtlt ESTATE aeseFiBea
II ibs hili8@IHg advertisement 81 ire HB:
has BEEN BastPShsa BANi
Monday tbs asB $ay Of BseeRbsF RsHs
'Fhe sails will be eBBijHded f8m div "a
9ay BBHl all Tic adaas IRE s8fd. fbg
PERs5SAt pR8EERfE viii be Sad III The
Walnut Hills PiSStati0.a 81 Wsaassdag,
Nc 24A Of .BSss@bsf; is45,
W: II: PAXTON, } sy..,,e.,
A; N; BA&]'BN, fFu''seS'
vieksBBfs, Mi; NV IA, is45;
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-17


v.,-u-,.-r-,,,,--r..,,--,~--,- !,
s.ss'
II |, z, 3 ,Sha 4, al seetiSR 4, toWnsbib "a.
FaB$e 3 Wesij $685.
| fRN Nast feS's bslF y mile On me Mis-:
sissIBPi lIEsSj ard b8sls FaR eIsss Is Inc
baaiBs ss i Eyssi BsIiISa Of Ma Ssss'@S -
| Avs sSAd baF sbqtS, Ana he bapks ssyipE
| lBf Aiahk hiiisS bei0W iRM nnd; fendef Il
| Az e3eNBsRt Bisse rs seA w8o8 IS sissm:
eFs. NoiWiibsisAdlng heie afs NJ lsyesS
neaf This hRd, a shall BafitoH 81 4 WAS
| 1855 S8yeFsd nv Ihe gfsai ih8d 81 iSil:
ll IL bsbeved MAI Win BF8Bef atisBIi8a t8
IMe BSsiAsss, iA}se IbpAsaBH e8fds Vi @oSd
Ie8Hia be saaaSBs sSid II This haaiBg 70
steamboats, FssFs SFs iwe eeRlsfISbis
| W. fabihs 81 ibiA land. The purchaser
san hsye Ibe pfigiisEs ii sHiiinS W68d eA
| the SdlalBina seeti5A ST lind;
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Fbe sass half oF seeiieh Ia ia i9wEsbjp
III; FaHe6 8 Ees, 8s8Sb
This ifaeI IBlRs eaAeFi eeebFaled
BssF ef6sk pAse: fhs Nest balf 81 said
setliBh eFBsses BeSF eFeek, and Ii lBF sale;
fbs wb8ls sseHSA w8uid make a sBlssdia
SAltoh iatR:
TIP h6thl@sst Al spa wesl NslfSf
Tie h8flhsast qFBl seS; ~, spa
soHlh@sst az ahd wsst hSl[ 81 lbs
s6pheasi DR. 81 seehoh ~, |: Id,
EF Wesb ! ls88s
fhis iFaet lies HeaF t;ake lsfaBellR, and
ahd b8i lar bsi5w Inc plantation 81 Waltef
u b9heh $50 49,,
Tbs, hBfth@ssi 9uaflef ~ seelioA
sM hhh hbfihtast " " seeti6h ana os
a. " t6ghshiB IS, I; w 39Sbs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-13
AtIIEAP ROCKS,

a SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES!
The Undersigned have The pleasure to announce to
hcIr friends and the public generally that they have
lustrcturncdtrom the northern and eastern cities WIN
4 very large and choice selection of School Sunday
school Theological, Medical, Juvenile and Nisopla-
/ ncouS BOOKS, most OF which have been puTc hased
al the late scmi-annual Book Tradc sale held in New
fok city, al least % per cent lower than the usual
prices, So that we will be able to sell Books really
much chedper than heretofore. We Nould paTIicn.
larry invite the attention of teachers and the public
generally, 10 our assortment Of SUNDAY SCHOOL
ana JUVENILE BOOKS. which is very large and
c"nlnlett. our STOCK of quarlo and family 81 BLES
ana Eo AhENTS is decidedly the largest in this
cry, the prices OF which, we feel confident, cannot
idli W IhedSt tNe most ccOnomi zeal. We would also
INFORM our German friends, that thew can always find
u epnu supply OF German School and Theological
ho'hS at our establishment, at the lowest possible
p''ceS' also Ierman Hymn or Song Books; likewise
German FAMILY and other Bibles and Tesanents, rCry
oneaP, bur assortment Of fancy ana useful STA
iiONERf is also very complete all of which we are
determined 10 sell much cheaper than heard of
pclore Having been appointed Agents for The sale
OF Mlchell's large and pocket MAPS of every State
IN the Unon we Will hereafter be able ia supply the
trade ana others with these superior and well known
MAPS as low as they can be- bought of the phlis hers
we can also furnish the trade and hers with Smiths
Church Harmony Mote Book and fIickok and Can
unc's Evang. Music Book cheap a. the publishers
In word we have determined 10 Establish THE
Cheap Book store of Baltimore, so if you desire the
full worth of your money land who does not) only
call AZ OWEN KIRTZ & CO.'S
Cheap Book and Stationery Store
St92m I46 Baltimore st., Sd door east of Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-13
SIS
NO LONGER
70.
RIrr NEEn n,n IS

~ ihe pubic are respectfully informed that by the
ordnance 0i me city, regulating the numbering OF the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 70 10 ~, of which his customers and strangers
Will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BlTTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting
me city, and others, 10 the superior qualities Of the
ahnVe medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
uSin Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
nc has IN his possession number from rCspecta-
bic individuals, all estfynC to the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity TO return
ms grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his incidence such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his the label the
side OF the bottle. None other are genuine; therefore
be rot deceived
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
10 he most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best laiElly medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above lie has many other MEDI-
CiNAL PREPA RATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
leGues of which can be mt his store, and which
be warrants 10 be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GObLEH, No. 3S Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market,
N. B. Remember the No., IS. as the genuine att
ttcS are for sale at no other place in Baltimore ala
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CHRTSTIE'S PATENT
q A l. V A MIC ISIS IS,


CIfRISTTE'S MAGNETIC FJUTD.
fANHiS rcnarkalEc discovery has received the uni
versal appreciation of the Medical profession o
Great Britain, and has been sufficiently long be-
ioTt the American public to give fair test of its power
ana efficacy. The PATENT GALVANIC RINGS
nave been found to answer all the purposes for which
the ordinary Galvanic Battery, or Electric and Mag
ncuc machines used, but are without anv of IN,
injurious SHOCKS which accompany the application,
ny nose Instruments. and ia many other respects are
more SAFE and certain in accomplishing the desired
object
The GALVANGC RINGS have been used with
perfect success III all cases of RHEUMATISM acute
or clohlc, applying to the head, face limbS Govt
Tic DoloreuN, TOothache, Bronchitis Vertigo Nerv
Gus or Sick Headache, Indigestion, ParaIssis Palsy
Eplpsey, Fits, Cramp, Papitation of the Heart Apo-
peNy, Stiffness OF Joints, Lumbago, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency Of
Nervous Energy, and ALI Nervous Diseases
U5-Iheir extraordinary effect upon the system must
ne witnessed to be believed, and as certain prerrnt-
toe for the preceding complaints they are equally to
he recommended. The Gaivanc Rings are in evefy
way perfectly harmless and are sold AT prices 10 be
within reach Of ALL CIRISTIE'S MAGNETIC
FLUID Is used IN connection with the Rings 10 render
heH elhclentaction certain, and to direct The alyanc
influence to particular parts which are affected
!E5- For sale in Baltimore by SETH = HANCE.
NJ" lUo Baltimore sucef, and corner of Charles and
Pfatt streets. SOS
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WORTHY OF NOTICEt

Dlt' SWA1NE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF Will d
CHERRY, the greatest remedy for Consumpton
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
DlhcuIty OF Breathing, Asthma, Pain in
the Side and Breast, WhoOpIng Cough,
Group, and all disorders of the
Liver and Lungs, broken
constitution, sc. sc.
FHNHE above is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
h GENUINE preparation from this valuable tree,
and has won its way into public favor by its unparal-
leled success in CURING ALL THE DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS, Notwithstanding the many articles pre-
pared by persons who have no knowledge of the sci
ence of medicine in theory practce-and some
more readily to deceive the unsuspectng use part
OF the name of the original preparation, such "Ba-
sam OF Wild Cherry, ""PhGnix Balsam of Wild Cher
ry,""BaSan Of Wild Cherry and Camffey," SC, all
sprung up with mercenary view afterDr. Swaynes
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry" had won a reputa-
u0n IN the "heang art" never to be forgotten hy ma
ny once cherries fire side Therefore the public
should be on their guard and purchase but the
original preparation, which is daily performing such
astonishing cures in Pulmonary complaints, after all
other remedies had failed and the patients given up MS
HOPELESS. Thousands of certificates might be published
which would aStonsh credut tself, but it is deemed
unnecessary.
Prepared only by Dr. Swayne. whose office is now
removed to N. w. corner OF Eighth and Race streets
Phlade phia.
NOtice.-PcrsOns will please call ON any of my
agents, or at my office in Philadelphia, and get small
pamphlet, which gives a shOn treatise on pulmonary
affections, with number of testimonials of its virtue
1t Is well worth seeing and may he had gratis.
baltimore .AgcntS: t. F. Cook, No. rs Baltimore ST.;
Stahlet Candy, Prattstrect WHARF J, w. X Il. w,
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District AGENTS: r. Farnham, Washington, ID. c.:
VIM Siabler x Bro, Alexandria; Geo NJ. Sothoron,
Alexandria. ie24