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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

TEE WEeKLY CLGrr&R--A Rieh Neojsr-O Only 81
p,rycor The contents uf Ibis days Wepiiy Clipper,
are of high order, ard justly emit Is i t. that
sve circulation it enjoys. Its contents rn,orGcc i'll
.ar a report OF the markets, sales OF Stochs, news
from europe, Texas and various other parts of the
world a sketch Of Mf, Cushug's lecture on China;
proceedings of The American inventors IN New York,
and Convention of I.ycCums in this iy: correSpon-
dence frrm various quarters; "KatH ahrinc story.
also San Uneasy PrrGicamenl," and "WhGt's That
TO You. - an eloquent defence Of lie Militia; Size of
London: 4 Time TO Dies Choosing a Wiz; APPLE But
ter Boi'ngs; female Exercise, all highly interesting
or amusing SIX, lcbes besides seven eight columns
of city and general news, poetry and miscellany
Price only ceats copy, or s. per year.
ORR Cook TLPEE. We have received from Mess-,.
'rayl,-. Wilde = Co., ''Thyman, the Oh.lriGn Con-
spifato,; or the Days Of Maria Theresu'by Madame
Won PaaiLow-transatei from the German By G. c.
llebae. l.. L. D. aud g. b. Burtharlt, $50, Publish
ed by " iam TAYLOR, New York. and Vim. Taylor
& Co. Baltimore
&C. We dropped in yesterday over CampbelI's Jew
clry store No. 2UJ Ballimoe.s to the justly Gel
rbrated panqgs of La Belle Nature and Daphne dc
L'OIympe, which are nude female figures the posi-
tons OF which, are SO well arranged as 10 subdue in
the spectator the least disposition 10 all improper feel
ing. Also, two very large pictures, one representing
the Prcdiga Son as oiIcas and the other his Re-
turn TO his fltlcr; and we sincerely say that we
have never seen anything 10 equal them in our lives.
As these paintings are becoming quite fashionable
resort we would urge yisiS fcm all our readers as
a sight of them is really worth three times The price
of admission.
Tng SWISS BELL RHGaRs-Lat Nisht, These
celeb aed performers upon Bells give their last Con-
cert this evening, at the Saloon Of the Assembly
Rooms These persons who have not heard them
should embrace this last opportunity, they leave on
Monday en- route for Mexico They had another
crowded audience lastnigh,.
CHRIST HEALING THE SIcR. This beautiful wealth
er presents fns opportunity for the admirers Of the
fine arts to visit this sublime picture the Masonic
Hall. During the whole of this week the att tendance
has been very great. The lecture by Mr.. Morris as
sis.s materially in comprehending the subject
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ES PEEthDEl EEIESiAG TOHA eco. The
~ undersigned has !nu, Ii pleasure IN Jum0uncing
his friends and The public that he has Just received
a." pac kages o. yyry choice CNiWiNG TOBACCO,
Pronounced by experienced JUICES decidedly the EEsT
that has been on ale in this market Qr yGaIs. lie
spectlu!y asks, 'ram one and ALL Trial IF IT, 10 estub
lash the verify OF his assertions bis STOCK O SEC:ARS
and SNUFFn is sarge. 2ud embraces the best kiads.
JOHN b MOODY, No. 5j Pratt St,
NIT hGaN Of Sneaf's Wharf.
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Fa8GeC{caGg G%eQ;15atrasS,
SATURDAY MORNING. Nov. l, 1916.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

SATURDAY MORNING. Nov. l, l845.
CoNVrNrIoN OF CLAIMANTS FOR FRENCH
SFoIATIoNs. we noticed yesterday the meet
ing and organization OF inns coh'en'o" 1t
New York. Mr. Seugew'cN addressed '"'
conventions and alter stating tne nne1anp!eU
delays to "hlch claimants hau oeeh SnoJec'eo
he sad, THAT II Tue go7cf"meht Of Tue 1 "''eo
States con'o % 'i'oucc" 10 "o'e It's PfI'"'5o'
dcr'Vo" from inc crown oil 'Ae'iP'o" 'ro'' 81
WI Sn''7o 'ns'o'a OF ali award OF S''o0o'oo''
Inc hBhcs' amount '''' "'"''u y '0''=
s''1I co'h'i'''eH' we 'I"''''''' '''''U ''1o'''
S'o'ooV'oVV'
= Vo'h'i'''ee' cons. ""2 ~ ''''.',' "'J"' -
'o0o.', '"n7'''' 0''S'"'1',' way ''''''' '''''
io'"' meA!!'S''F "a" '''"'''''' was 1PP'',''ou
10 prepare "''"'' .". ~ 49, ,''','', "''' "''
'""'oSS 20 '"' P''i''' % '''
Lac SaoJse' -. i'"'ISS 10 VIC 'i''''''''''' ~
H'H'o'l| I'D" "G'''~' N'''' d., S"'''4'''. ~
stage o. ID" Flo''."'iS'' 1T Io,''" "''' "'''P'-
80 '''' ,,'".''" ~ .. ''''"'', ,,,. o.,
VIZ 'A'','J : ''1 ''' - ,'''',' ',I''''' 70 Wv
progress " '' ''''''''' NY '''@ "'''''' u
coi'S''", wv ''''''' Ut ~ .'"' i'''''
-'',' '''o'"' may - WV ,''' ',''.'
H's $40 '''''',''F u ~" "'''
oo"''"o''''u ''' o'''P' ~ -
'''u '''' ~ ,,m, c,,
Wv. .,,aa~;,,1 ana a,,o,;o.3 smoaoh
'-,"' - t.,oiJ - -
If anv gentleman present how many of these
claime wcro held by spectators, for although
this question would not, in the Least, affect tho
;,,et;,s oF the claims. vet it MIGHT have some
,to n,,J;o ,,;.a
Mr.. Murray, IN answer 10 Mr. barbour 8 IN
quiry, stated that Of the $50 petitions thrown
in AGO were IN the hands Of the ORIGINAL claim
,a aa ,ho ro,oa;,.dor ,,;,h vor,, ca,v oxo.,-
'''''' "'' Wv
tons, wore heiu ny tue !egai representatives Oh
the petitioners, their heirs and assigns, and 80
far "a his kuowledoe extended, and he had giv-
.. =. .,.,,,;e., ,,, ,,,,L r.
o' N''' '"'lo -
CLAIMS III the hahdS oi Pioiesseu SpecuiatofS
was extremely small.
We hone that Conpress will no LONGER with
,.,,:.o.i,o f.,,o, ,hoso ,j,im,o,s Tho valid;
'''u
" OF tnH c'"'his 'i"' oo'A' "''''''''' ''0' anu
over again by congressional committees; but
the claimants have, some how or other, been
.l.u,. h,t,i,a IN the;r efyor,x IA oh.,in ;ralics
lEis shou!o not De- money Is ''o''eS''y u"o u
them By government, aSd should be paid with
OH. delay.
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ar3- NOTICE. The New Markc, Fi.r Company
will hold quarterly meeting on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Nov. 81, at O'Clock.
nl-2t [Rl JOHN II. FALCONAR, Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

EtREAT AND GLORIOUS TIMES AGAIN
IN yesterday at TUCKER & BRO. Our good luck
fully kept mp Yesterday again sold COED rrzes.
All our package customers got przes-sl0GO in a
package Of halves; $1,000 in package of quarters,
and $50 III pacSage of quarters ais $500 in whole
and pFizas Of S200 in single chances were al sold al
orr Head Quar-, rs yesterday.
The celebrated Small Fry TO-OiY-dra,vs at a
o'clOckCaplai 5iQ00-'fickeIs 81, halves ste, 1s.
25c-PTckasas of wloles &;3i, halves S. IS, quar-,
tiers $3.50.
T. I. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Ggh. III the C0rneF-FieGd of Centre Market
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{a7- the REAL AMERICAN TOM TuUMG. Col,
j. y. tilhHFiN, Tie smallest aan ia the known
wnrld, riuC 20 year: old and SiarrDG only IS inches
hih hI5 again arrived IL ihis city aud viii BE- CAh-
led fora few days only, ~ UNl0& HALL, no 70.
Baltimore street For particulars, see bills
Doors oarn :rGw 4. u. 10 p. ". Atmittance d
cents-chiliFen I2!. O3l-2t
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II AsDLORD'3 SALE. By virtue of a war
ID rant of DISTRESS issued az the suit of Nathaniel
knight, against the goods and csaeis lands and ten
emsnts of John Ewln, to me directed, have seized
and taken, in Distress all the estate right, title in
terest, claim and demand at law and in equity, OF the
said John Ewin, in and 10 IL Brass Compasses ans
three Charts.
And | hereby give notice, That on the first day of
November, Al O'Clock in the afternoon, will offer
for sale the said property, seized and taken in dis
tress, by public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, ut the Office OF Robert a. McAisier, Esd, cor
neT of Bond and AlicGanna sheets.
n3t2t JOSHUA NJ. NJ YFRS. Constable
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3-UNTVERSALIST CHURCH. Rev. Mr.. saRIe-
LEY will preach in the Calvert street Church TO
MORROW (SundayO at II O'Clock. A. NJ ana At
O'Clock, p NJ Alter the delivery ofthe E7orung dia-
course, the LOAD'S SUPER will be administered. II
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GC2-TnE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs his
former customers AVID I've pu5ic generally, that he
has taken his OLD STAMP Gaip Carmiehpla, i whore
he woUid DE hlHry to serve them at all hours with
the finest OYSTERS aud All the DNLICACIES OF
;he season. Ais Bar is ,pplird with he choicest
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
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gNAMILT AND FANCY HARDWARE,

ESAMELE AND FANCY HARD ARE
n sc. sc. Housekeepers ana new beginners viii
hnd il gre ally to their advantage 10 examine OR cy
tenslve assortment Of housekeeping WARES before
purchasing, They consist in part ni-TGa Trays and
Walters; ine ivory and common Knives and Forks;
English end American BRITANNIA WARE; Ger
man silver, plat iaHanIed and rian7hcd Block Tin
Ware; Kitchen Fuyniore; Woodrn and Willow
Ware; HEUSiiE3, aad every variety OF new aud
useful Goods, suitable tOt House end Hotel keepers
jGf-Cataognss eiving full description Of the alti-
clcs for sale by Us always on hand
JAMES C0RTLAh = SON.
nj l8 Baltimore St. 81 door East of Hanison.
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z OSF. On "Wednesday night, ~ the Museum or
- on Baltimore or Hanover streets, between Soulh
ana Barre, HAIR BRACELET, with the motto any
Aunt" engraved on The inside OF the clasp. The
finder will be suitably arded l., leaving il ut this
Office. OBJ ar
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

{b3- MASONIC NOTICE. The members of Ami
cable hodae, No. %, notified 10 meet az Union
Hail on VI eMDAY EVENING, ~ inst, at half past 7
O'Clock. Al Master MasOns, in good standing, are
requested to attend. BY order,
nl-2t| GEO. +. VI. BELL. y w.
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A CHANCE FOR BAI2&AINs.-
K i:.y; For sale, two two story Houses N. Caro-
spEssj line ST. at 519J each or und rem; Si250 re-
--4'' ahA' Gently built aad very convenient FOR small
hinilies-deph of lots IS feet 10 an alley. Apply at
he OLD TOWN AGENCY, II. High street, next to
lay. nj
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~ NOTICE. The Society for the relief Of the
Poor p FayeIre street station will hold public rnsct~
ing 10 the Methodist T. Church, Fayet:e street, on
MONDAY EVENING, Sd Nov, to commence at
O'Clock. The meeting will b. addressed by the Rev
NEWTON HFsTOS, OF the Phads! phia Conference,
to aid he funds Of the Society. TIE public are re.
specially invited 10 attend. nl-2t
b3-REV. NEWTON BOSTON, of the phiadcl-
phia Conference, will (S7 divine per aission) preach
IN the Exeter street Methodist Episcopal Chnrch, scar
Gay-st, on TO MORROW Sunday EVENING. FIX
ercsss 20 commence at : O'Clock. The public is i'll
vited 10 attend IL
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LOHN q. MAHMi,1T-

No North Lihrrty-st.
3. Families seved at all times with tie BEST
FRESH OYSTERS.
>G3- WANT ED--A Segyan;Nho is acquainted with
the Oyster business. o3l-3l"
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DISPATCHES FROM Texas. The steamship
Cincinnati arrived at New Orleans on the 23d,
having on board Ira Munson, Esq, special bear
er of dispatches to the Texan Legation at
Washington.
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hy-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. lgs NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors Rorih Of Gay-si. nshl2-ly
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"a /asb&AaN TIiIs DAY FOR 81, At tina
w Il ~ wv lucky office of MILLER g.
CO., corner Of ~. Pau and Ba,noie-sts., where
sold Ia the Nd Lottery, drawn yesterday, beautiful
prizes the whole Of $500, Nos. t2 4G, that cost
other of 500, Nos. 3 Is ST. all sold by the lucky
prize vendors, Miller y Co.
Draws TODAY, November j., Maryland Lottery,
for the benefit OF the Frederick Female Seminary,
class 43--66 Nos. 10 ballots.
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FlRE AT CARRoLLToN. The engine house
of the Carrollton and n. Orleans railroad com
pany, was consumed on the ed ult., with two
engines. Loss SIS, oo0-insured. Mr.. Barnes,
the foreman, was seriously injured BY the fall
;nn willis.
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@SUPER TIL "a HAJb LACfGs. One cartoon
~ of superb Thread Llces, on hand and will be
sold low by FkEDK FICKEY s SON,
nj No, 90 Baltimore street.
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A T3ICWI0E MATCHES. We have inst re-
Il ceiyel fresh supply of ponney5 FRICTION
MATCHES, superior article, Warranted To keen in
any climate, For sale al manufacturers prices by
FREDEkICK FiCKEY l. sOhS,
nj No. 300 Baltimore street
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70! EW PAPER. The BALTIMORE NE
~ CHARlC AND LITERARY GAZETTE. Price
ONE DO LIAR year. II Gents Il month, Cents
single copy For sale at HARRlSON'4, Mo. Jarvis
buildings, North street. The following the con
tents OF the first number, FOR N0v.l ORIGINAL Ar
TICLgs, Chdhood's Hours; The Games,er, an in
enicI story oy sen,e0,n OF baillmores dneo
Gslcll Learning; Lyric Gem; AneCdoie of Hev'd
Rot Hall: Baltimore, s location, condition and pros
poets. EDITORIAL: Our Cause, Our Tile; the La
dies; N. Z. Willis; the West End" To our Readers;
Review Of Mrs. Persons Poems, emit led rest
Leaves" sc. SELECTIONS: Two Letters from South
ey concerning BYRON (Hever before published in An
ericaO Education, by P. TRIBE, ESQ. Biographical
Sketch of Hosarth; Egypt, by Dr.. Gin; The Three
Worlds, by Rev. S. A. koszel; Anecdotes of Luther
BoHaparte, Milton, Gov. Phillips, Of Mas, &c. &C.
This paper is unsurpassed IN interest," o3l-2t.
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prize Of $1,000 | prize of $500
HOO " 800
578 80 200,&
Tickets Sl--shares in proportion.
Certificates Of % quarter tickets uny So 81,
For lucky tickets by The package single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co.
Corner OF Baltimore and 81, Paul streets
Dawn Nos. oE the Ma. Lottery, C!ass Is, drawn
Oct. 3l--lowCsi prize +2i:
81 81 l8 % 81 81 81 26 10 46 3l7
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mN AE5D&AnY STOOL. BOXES and sThNUS
4Ra Just received upon consignment and for sale by
FREDhRlCk FtCNEY Il SONS,
nj No, 200 Baltimore street.
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n7~ Who wants $1,000 TODAY tor o gents,
Apply at EaEEToNs a3l Il
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01

d CM SUSPiGNi|RR On cOnsinnm.nt and
az for sale at manufacturers prices by
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS
iluIti
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4 NREll0EE'5 AMERICAN PLAYING CARDS.
- For sale ut manufacturers prices by
FREDERICK FICKEY Il SONS,
nj 800 Baltimore street.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-10
ID I e d

In this Village, on Monday night 18th inst
DANIEL PoMERoY, aged 10 Mr. Pomeroy had
been remarkably healthy and industrious man
through long life. A few days previous 10 his
death, he complained Of pain in his breast, which
however did not deter him from labor. On the
day pre-, eding his death, Mr. Pomtroy sawed
wood took supper as usual, but remarked about
that time that the pain had risen TO his neck-re-
tired abou, o'clock aud at half past nine was
corpse.
Mrs Pomeroy had retired and was awakened
by the grooming Of her husband, and before she
could procure light, life was extinct. He lived
and died good man. Previous to her marriage
to Mr. Pomeroy, Mrs Pomeroy was the widow
OF Lu Their Conant, who fell dead while returning
from his labors in hay field. Surely, this wo-
man has had it demonstrated to her, that "in the
midst Of life, we are in death"
Funeral Of the deceased at the Methodist Meet.
ing House on Wednesday at one O'Clock p. M.
10 Sudbury on Monday, March 10th, NANCY,
wife of Enoch Smith Jr, aged 81.
Thus has death deprived US Of one who was
highly esteemed by all who knew her. She has
left husband four children, and large circle
Of relations and fiends to mourn her loss.
CoM
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Administrators Sale.

.AhN the 9Th day Of May next, will be
W. sold under license from the Pro-
bate Court for the District OF Rutland, all
the interest the late Hiram B Strong, had
in the Water privilege near his late resi-
dence in Brandon, consisting of one half
of the Water privilege on the main or up
per dam, one half the Mil yard and build,
ings, and all of tae Cider mill house,
lands and Water power lhereunto attached
Taking the whole together ii is a safe,
first rate water power, for propelling any
kind of Machinery, and on durable
sream and will be sold at public auc-
ZION on the premises as aforesaid. unless
previously disposed of at private SALE
or other real estate sufficient TO pay the
debts of the deceased.
JOHN CONANT, Administrator
Brandon April 8, 1915. AZ
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The Y esetable Balsanic Elixir has


now been in general use for more than
ten years, and thousands, taught its incom-
parable value by experience Of lis wonderful
curative properties, have accorded TO il c.
lebrly unparalleled in the whole wide
range of Medical science in this or any 9TH
er country.
Since this powerful medicine first became
known, immense numbers, who believed
themselves in the last stages Of confirmed
consumption, and pronounced by the most
sklful physicians in the country as past all
hope Of recoVe-y, have been rescued miiac-
ulously from the grasp of Death, by its use,
and are now blessed wilh health e. strength.
1t is Natures own simple Restorative
Healing Balm prepared by one who was
brought 10 the very brink of the grave BY
Consumption, and from plants celebrated
far their great medicinal virtues. II is the
employment of natural means TO overcome
and counteract the evils Of Nature healing
the lacerated Lungs Of the afflicted patient
ia the worst possible cases and restoring the
functions Of the diseased members TO strong
and healthy action. Ii has effected cures
where all other medicines have failed.
In all cases of Asthma, Whooping cough,
Group, or The accumulation of Phlegm, so
destructive to the health aid life Of children
| il i. particularly recommended as an untail-
ing cure, and no firmly in the Union, if they
wish TO preserve their child,eL from suffer
ing and death, should be without it,
Almost countless testimonials If ito re-
malkatle cures, from every quarter If the
| Union, and from individuals in every con-
diton of life, are its best credentials,
showing in The most conclusive manner
that this Preparation acts upon the
human system in a manner little short of tni-
raculous. These may be found in the daily
papers, and also may be Obtained IN pamph-
lets and handbils OF agents free ofcost
This incompatible medicine is prepared
only by N. Fl. DowNs, Troy VT, the origin,
al inventor and proprietor.
CURTIS & SMITH, st. Adams, w.,
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents
can be supplied in any part of the Union up
on the best terms. vol6no.42
Sold bv especial appointment, by
v. ROSS, f. BLAKE, Agents in
Brandon.
w. e. G. Stoddard, Rutland,
D. Andrews, Manchester,
O. Smith, Wilmington,
w. P. Russell, Middebury,
elr p S 4 GSIIin'' lMon'psIer,
Charles Morgan, Rochester,
H Rssa ~ & ' Arthur, Burlington
w e. Hawks, North Bennington.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-10

AWFUL AND SUDDEN CALAMITY
Nine Persons Dro1oned. On wednesday
evening, George Rochelle, his wife and
daughter; Mr. Saulpagh, son and daugh-
ter; Andrew Hawon, and two other per-
sons, who all resided at Germantown,
Columbia county, were returning home
from Hudson, in a small boat, in tow
of the steamboat Fairfield, and when
opposite to their residence, The line was
cast off, and they attempted to row to the
shore. The South America, coming
down al the instant, the night being very
dark and heavy wind blowing from the
south, ran over the small boat, turning
every soul into the river, and they were
d owned. The South America immedi-
ateIy stopped, and made dilgent search,
but nothing could be found except few
articles which had been in the boat. -
The daughter of Mr. Rochelle had been
married but short time, and part Of
her outfit had been purchased al Hud-
son, and was in the boat. Her husband
wes standing on the shore awaiting their
arrival, but nothing was known on shore
that night of their sad fate. The next
morning some persons were dispatched
to Hudson, and when finding them gone
search was made, and the broken pieces
of the boat were found along shore. We
understand that the pilot of the South
America says that he saw nothing of
the boat until he heard scream imme-
dialely under the bow of the steamboat.
He rang The bell to stop the boat, but
it was too late. IN. Y paper.
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Y, B PALMERS MERICAN
NE WSPAPER ADVERTISING
AGENCY
eA O. q R ID 90

NIB Y the recent destruction ofthe T'r.
ED5@ne Buildings, 100 Nassau Street,
New York, the Coal Office of V. B. Pal
mer, Agent for Country Newspapers,
was destroyed, together with all his files
OF newspapers, his books of account fur
niture, &c.
The pecuniary loss is trining and the
inconvenience to which it has subjected
him may, in great measure, be speed,
ly repaired by promp, action Of the pub
fishers of newspapers for which he is
agent, in forwarding copy of each OF
their papers TO him in New York, cum
timing a notice Of his agency, terms Of
ADVERTISING, dc.
Those to whom he has sent advertise
ments from his New York Agency, DUR
ing the past.yea are earnestly requested
TO forward to him papers containing such
advertisements, that he may once more
place them on file.
Those with whom he has had accounts,
whether settled or unsettled ARE respect
fully requested TO forward to him a tran
script OF them, that he may be enabled
TO enter every thing in new set of books
and thus preserve a record of all ac-
counts pertaining to his agency in New
York. Respectfully,
V. b. PALMER.
Agents for Country Newspapers in
the cities Of New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Boston. No. 80 Ann st.
adjoining the present Tribune office.
New York, FEBRUARY Z, l845.
Publishers Of Newspapers for which
he is the agent will oblige him, and pro-
mote the object ofthe Agency, by insert
ing this Gard conspicuously in their re-
spective papers. AZ
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-10
DAGUERREOTYPE.

MIR Wilcox would inform the citlzens
of Brandon that he is still in town, and
would express hia thanks for PATRONAGE
air, ady received. and soIici!s more--as be
will remain few days longer. And he
confidently challenges any person 10 pro-
duce better DaguerreOtype picture or
likeness, than he has taken in Brandon.
either as regards the holiness of the i'm
preston or finish of the picture; and he
says this, knowing there are pictures IN
the pace, taken in Boston, New York
and Troy. Call and examine.
Brandon, April lst l845.