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MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGl

PoRrR.Ir or sy,osr HogSED bull. with brief
sketch Of The Qualities Of that Breed and OF is Introduction
into MARYLAND.
Gu the Good and Bal POINTS Of Cstie and on tho lorna
Lon Of Fat and Muscle
ST. JoHS's-Dsy RYE AND LUcgRsE How to be Guild
waited for Early Green Food
s. John'sDay Rye
Lucerne.
Nrw.YoRx STATE AGRICULTURAL FsIR.
SUGAR; Irs CULTURE AND MssUFACrURr. .fOrstOn de-
gered before the Agricultural and Mechanics Assocaon
of Louss ana. by Judge Z. A. Rostl
CONFARlsos % GU.so WIN OTHER MAsuEss Com
municated ihe Royal Agricultural Society Of England by
David Barclay, VI. r.
MIsM.SAGEnrsr or srAsLE-Duso MANURE.
ENTOMOLOGY The Cockroach, or BlackBec'le
CHEsHIRE CHEEsf.
Detailed Account OF the Making OF Cheshire Chess, by
Henry Whie-tA Prize Essay.b
SILK PLAST-OUASo. Letter from Mr.. Tescb-nscherD
NATIVE Or WILD MMzE.. Letter from Jno. X. Town
sendl
Notice Of the Cotton Plan, Plate
THoUCHTs on TREFs FLOWERS. Suggested, or Re
viyed by Letter from Clergyman
tvs CL.EGY Their Opportunities ana Power 70 IN
iL-iter from Rev J. q. Choues.)
TfE POsTsy % RURAL LIFE.
Ia AIS Oh sULPHUgGc AcIO AND Bones FOR TusSiPs,
bJ W; Purcha. ( From The Journal Of the Royal Asr
CULTURAL Society Of England)
UsE or sULPauRIc ACID WITH BosEs A. C0Nrosr, BY
P Davis. from The Journal Of the Royal Agricultural 50
EDrroR's TAsLE Notices Of Late Publications.
Observation-Disclosures Of Robert Donaldson. ESQ w.
tomoiogy and botany Agricultural CoEyenuoni Hon Ia
by Frost Vegetable Physiology and Electricity u4ettsf
PAGES CUsREsr.
MiscELLAsY..Cs Wool; Composition Of Soils, Qua
no, Manufacture Of Manur,; Destruction of sparrows and
other Birds; Manure for onionsi Electro Culture.
TERMS s. a year E'se copies for go. Single num-
GREELEY 4 AcELRATH. Eew.York
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Posr.sLg SHAVING CssEs-A large variety Of the n's'
form. containing tbs Nsac Table, for keeping 70
10 perfect order. For sale by
sic 81 ~ O. SAUNDERS K son, III Broadway.
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~ NeweII,s Patent Paraateptic Bank Lock

~ NeWeIps Patent ParautOpftc Bank LOCK-
The propri-tors OF xnrra<d satersayd would eAi
the s,engon of the officers Of banking institutions nc 10 s
article they are manufacturing, - The safef AMI most
eSic>st Bank Lock IN this any Other country.
has repeatedly wiihstood The seyeress iras to es ~
sclrty-has never been picked opened BY the tn
iey and n<rsr can BE- We offer 10 the public viii uli
warrant that shall In every instance, oaer p<et esTs
to ell burg operations ana a. being 10 more nsDe
get out OF order thsn the LOCKS n common
Our challenge TO Bank Locksmihs throughout The wofla
having expired by IL own limitation the ls mat no coe
yeni1rinz 10 accept proposition for trel shall
few da, . place oar the " the American Id
sIute for public Inspection
Being pr-parrd OIL eli orders shor,es; nrcy We
r~.p-ctfuly a call from those who esteem yeJees
sars B4nA Locx object Of importance
DAY NEWELL, Bank Lock Nsnufaeinfers
& "a $50 Hrosdwsy.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

TVS PRINCIPLES % AGsICULruRE By Albert ID Thsrr
ISrkoDUcroS BY EDiros ~ THE FARMERS Ii
BRARy.
PREFACE TO ENGLISH EDITION.
MEMOIR THAR
CHRONOLOGICAL LIsr ~ THAERs AGRICULTURAL
WRITINGS -.
SECTION l.. Tie Fundamental Prtnctyles Sketch Of
Systematic Agriculture.
The Bases Of the Science OF Agriculture.
The bases OF Enterprise.
Capital
The Farm and the Manner Of taking possession OF IL
LeasehOld Estates.
Hereditary Leases.
SECTION ff..1he EconoHy, OrganIfat'0" aud Drsd'o"
IF an dgric1sitsrai EateyPrise.
Labor IN General
lr... Ii Lin Hnr.a. and lInn-
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SEPTEMBER NO. FARMERS LIBRARY
rSR- The En rmers, Library and MOnthlN Jour
FARMERS LIBRARY

NAL OF AGRICULTURE.-Ths september Number o
this useful and beautiful ready. The oontrsu
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~ 4 letter has been received by this evening,
Mail from Pensacola Of the 10Th instant contAin.ns s
tracts Of letter from Vera Cruz Of the 2sh August,
Ihsss only rcechO the statements which We pahisheS
from official sources on Monday evening, namely ihs
The troops and the Generals actually and Absolutely :,
fuse t. march 20 invade Texas that Gen. fsrsies h,
returned 70 Mexico aud Others have followed sui,
There il rcpoy; in (Ners Cruz from Mexico TIA.
ps-cdcs has pronounced l,hai i the way. you know
they 90 business hcrr) ia syor Regency, 10 - CON
posed Of three military men sc Sc These are how
ever. reports snd they want confirmation. Bar the
writer states that the Govcnmen, $ whou; money.
ard without power and without energy and, therefore
csnnot stand Union, sept H.
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10 Cheap Literature
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BY.THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The Union Of Wednesday has the follow
ing relative to the appointment, Of Mr. Kaufman a..
charge from Texas TO this Country There have
been too many informal asencics" aboa, this Ter
as juggle already.
Texas Ia. accredtcd no minister 20 the rs..s
States but has recently charge. The Preside,
has tor some time decided against receiving the .e,,r
Chargs Mr. Lee) upon the ground that Texas 3 Vim
Ally usrt ard parcel of the United STATES Hsroe -,
troops sre 10 Texas g defend cur positive a.
substantive rights The revenue provisions 81 -
according to the prcceicnts sdoptsd in similar ese.
by the administrations Of Nessrs. Madison and Nonro.
Mr. Lee may remain m Washington until be can ia,
from TeNs. and Il Mr. Kaufman comes here he u,r
olicste II he pleascs) Informal q Ten.
lust a. the other the United states have sou
tunes SCENTS TO attend the concerns OF their spars,
states. but nothing the character Of charges or u
representatives Of f1rci9s states.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
SECRET DISEASE

sNURED IN FROM TO 3 BAYS or No
y CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR. JOHNSToR
the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick sts,ets
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for GonorrhGa Ctaet,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the LoinH, Jt7
ectiOns of the Kidneys, and every other symptom ~
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the raTs-
ges of this disease, when from neglect consults
skliu physician, or from ignorant and improper treat
ment, the constitutional symptoms make therappee-
ance-the throat becomes liberated the diseas-
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dnness Of
sight, deafness, the bones affected, blOtches tho
head face and eXtfemitCs progressing with fright
full fapdity till at last the palate of the mouth is dig
trOyed, the bones Of the decay and fall in; hg
vctirs of this hOnd disease become object of pity
until the last scene Of the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurryiEg the unhappy patient
an untimely tomb
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by q
certain perniclous practice ay he soon restored to
perfect health by applying to DIR, Johnson, either per-
sonaiy or By letter. Dr. ]. has that were
sufficient 10 appal the heart and harrow up the s0J
OF all who were not used 10 the observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this meethe eye nf any VINO are sufcrEg
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately u
l'r Johnston, who stands ready TO relieve them; and
frem his extensive practice in the first Hospitals Of
Europe and America, ne guarantees speedy cure ne
matter how bad the case may be.
II Is proper here 10 observe that Or. JOHNSTON ig
not at present engaged in the practice Of EcdiciRa
through pecunlary nccessltyhr havmt, by the de-
cease OF relative fallen heir tOr'uI e-hut thyoa
an ardent desire to benefit hssuier.g q fellow crca-
ures, to pour like the good Samaritan oil into tbey
wounds and particularly to relieve those who suffer
fOin disease fer which the world feels no gitY.--
! Again II muStbe remembered lhatthe object Of DE-,
Johnston in Offering his services for the relief of the
misercs Of mankind, is notthrough pccumary neces-
Sity. Hence no charge vii! in any be made uIs.
| less the Patient is culcd.
| SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such
for Squinting Cataract, &c. Asu those for Defnrmy
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &c, performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
| SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, OG the right hand side of N. Frederick
stree going from Baltimore street, doors from thS
corner. Observe the name.
Q[3-Advce to the Poor GRATIS.
AllLETTERS must be PAID. flg
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

PROGRESS OF A POUND OF AMERICAN Cor
TON. The following is the history of the ira
vels and adventures of a pound Of manufactur-
ed American cotton. The cotton was sent
from the United States to London thence to
Manchester, where it was spun into yarn. 1t
was then sent to Paisley, where it was woven;
next to Ayrshire to be tamboured; afterwards it
was conveyed to Dumbarton, where it was
hand-sewcd. TWAS then again sent to Paisley,
when it was conveyed to distant part of Rem
frew to be bleached, and then returned to Pals
Icy; 1t was afterwards sent to Glasgow and fin
ished, and from Glasgow it was conveyed per
coach to London. From its shipment in Ame-
rlca till its arrival in the London warehouse, it
must have been conveyed 5000 miles by sea
and 92O on land. The value was increased
1000 per cent by the processes of the manu-
facturer, whilst no less than $50 people were
engaged in its carriage and preparation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
FOR PORT DEPosETE-TwICE A DAY.

Passengers leave the depot, Pratt street.
ESSESSa in the cars Of the Philadelphia, Whining
tl1ETfFj ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
EVERY MORNING, except Sundays) at
90'ciOLk, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at 3! O'Clock,
except Sundays, which will be at y, P. NJ.
On arrival at iavre de Grace, proceed to Port De-
postc by steamboat Gosport, Capt. Sturgeon.
Returning, the leave Havre de Grace al IL o.
clock (noon) and al O'Clock, PM.
Fare to Port DepoSte as cents
Qy- BY taking the morning train it will allow per
sons who have business at Port Depose to remain
several hours that place and return to Baltimore the
same evening. {b3- Tickets must be procured at the
office before entering the cars.
A CRAWFORD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
.fFor the American Republican ]
LYC Ell Nj 5

MEssRs. EDIToRs: Twas not little gratilicd
in the perusal of the communication oG"J. w.
NJ" with regard to the propriety Of organizing
what he terms u Congress of Lyceums." For
some years have had the privilege of being
connected with one, and feel well prepared to
add my testimony as to the advantages which
would accrue from such connection. lam
aware that there is an opinion rife in the COM
munity, that the floor Of discussion is the place
where bad feeling is engendered, friendship
weakened, and violent animosties excited-and
it is under the influence of this very erroneous
notion, that some parents have positively for
hidden their sons from connecting themselves
with such institutions. But we think that ex
peIience rises up to combat this false idea-for
so far from weakening or destroying friendship,
we believe that it serves to cement still more
closely the union of kindred spirits, and throw
about their heart lirmer, faster bond.
advocate the plan Of your correspondent,
because | believe that il will be the very
best means of infusing into the minds Of the
youth of our city spirit, with reference to the
cultivation of their minds. We need an impe-
tus to exertion; something, which as motive
power, shall prompt us to the exercise OF those
powers which now, comparatively speaking, lie
dormant. lfthis, by any means, can be brought
about great work will have been achieved,
and to the originator of this scheme we will be
placed under infinite obligations. Let us then
be up and doing, willing, nay anxious, by our
endeavors to assist in the onward progress of
the noble car of literature. Let US make it our
highest ambition to have Baltimore (of which
we are so justly proud,) famed not only for the
beauty of her monuments, but also for the gen.
eral intelligence of her sons.
To effect this great and praise-worthy object,
|, as an individual, and think l speak the
sense of the Lyceum with which am connect
ed, am willing to put forth my endeavors to
carry out the suggestion of your correspondent.
ANXIOUS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION. This ex-
hbtion opened in Philadelphia yesterday. Tho
U. S. Gazette in speaking of the articles to be
exhibited, says:
There are many rare and curious things
many beautiful and costly evidences of skill
many choice productions of the loom, TO tell
an astonishing progress made in our domestic
anufactures-American Silks that will not be
shamed in a comparison with the ltalian-Amo-
rcan Cloths that will vie with the French in
glossy softness of appearance, in firmness of
texture and in durability, bnlliancy of color--
American Hardware such as the artizans Of the
old world never fashioned the equal of-Phia-
delpha Fire Engines, such as no other city in
the Union can compete with except Baltimore
Eds. Ciip.] And above all, ingenious and
profitable American inventions which put all
the world to shame. The vister will find am
pie food for thought, fot admirlng remark, and
even for the occasional expression of wonder at
what is set out before him.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
w G NJ A n

HEAVENS LAST BEST GIFT TO MAN"
When starlight gilds the brow of night,
And zephyrs softly sigh,
The ore that shines with brightest light,
Attracts the seaman's eye;
Bni should the angry winds come forth,
Aud waves more rudely jar,
Tie 'Grns at once toward The north
For there's his gniding star!
Ana thus, though Pleasure's S cgcean power
Awhile the breast may thrill,
va 5nG'er the storms Of sorrow lower,
We turn to woman still.
Ter loves light whose constant beam
lllumes tlle's stormy years,
Sheds o'er the heart n sunny glelm,
And giids our very tears,
-,nis earth, till gentle woman smiled,
And back its darkness rolled,
ike snow on some ultr0dden wild,
Was rure, hut oh, how cold
pNr hearts are lit by woman's eyes,
As stars light UP the sea;
her love their vital warmth suppies,-
Her voice their melody
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

RArLRtAD ACCIDENT. Another shocking ac-
cident has occurred on the Reading Railroad,
near Potstown. On Saturday evening Charles
Simons, conductor, while in the act of coup
ling two cars which had become separated, the
engine being suddenly backed, his head was
caught between the cars, and crushed so as to
cause hisdeath instantly. The deceased was a
yonng man about 90 years of age
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
EXPEDITIONS ROUTE.

To CHURCHvILLE, HARTFORD FURNACE, Alb
ingdon, Bel-Air, Spesutia Narrows, MichaelsvilIe
&c, in Hartford Count, by the Philadelphia, Viii
mngton and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore from
E8a- Pratt street Depot, in the Cars at O'Clock,
GIfIIf A. M. for Perymansve. On arrival there
--1-S2--c --conveyances will be in readiness for the
above named places and neighborhood. BY taking
this route the passengers will arrive or 5hours in adj
vance of any other line. 0I3- Fare from Baltimore to
PerymansvilIe, 62l cents. 5000
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

The PHMADELPHA NORTH AMERIcAN-
The proprietorship of this paper has passed in
to the hands of Messrs. Geo. r. Graham and
Alexander Cummings, who announce that the
most extensive arrangements have been enter
ed into to maintain the standing which it has
acquired as a commercial paper.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD. The express
with the English mails came from Boston over
the Long Island rail road, with the Hibernia's s
passengers, in two hours and twenty minutes
running timc-a rate of 40 miles per hour
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

Il s7saisy CITIZEN - UNION IISE.
k;syfsg sssss&sa TO PHILADELPHIA, by the spicIt.
Hss14z3asStStER did and well known Steamers CON
STiTUTION ANA GEORGE WASHlN GTON via
FrenchiOwn and Newcastle Railroad. leave BOW
Lf'S WHARF, 0oot Of South sirCet} alternately
DAILY, (eXcept Sundays )at 5 O'Clock, PM.
~ Fare through to Observation-Disclosures S2.
SUPPER provided on board.
pf- -REIURNlNG-The superior Steamhont R0-
BERT NORRIS leavcs Dock street wharf, Philadel-
phia, at 3! O'Clock, P NJ, daily, Sundays exccpledl
aS tPRJ A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

4EI 9htS " ItSs make a squaIe-lf an advertisement
sTceeds ten lnes the price will be in proportion.
All ADVERTISEMENTS are payable al the time of their
insertion.
CO THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
Say is published every Saturday morning, the low
price of Sl.00 per aMnum.
90 All papers seat by mail, ,are Hscostinuedthe day
80 which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

q sEgs1ss Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore,
sjsyssazze eday (excepl Sunday at O'Clock, p.
SissztaSaazZ. NJ ), in the Steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt.
Cannon, OF HERALD, Capt Russell. Arriving at Nor
folk (aiter good nights Sleep by O'Clock, A. NJ.
-, sssg.ys Thence up James River, with its
<Ey9SssgSSsai beautiful scenery, in day light, by
aft ssstas@- Steamboats, CURTIS PECK, Captain
Davis, or ALICE, Capt. skinner, to City Point Rail
Road to Petersburg, (twO hours ahead of the Great
Mail Line leaving Baltimore the same afternoon,
where the two lines amalgauatG to the South, with
continuous line from Charleston :. g. to Mobile ant
New Orleans, by far the comfortable and shortes
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
I asn FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
2sEsssee ueBRIDGE and EASTON. The steamer

a 0Qe0H FUN CA Nj
8sEy3fe4&eBRIDGE and EASTON The steamer
Isssas1 NJ ARYLAND having undergone tho
ioush repair, ana very handsome Improvement, both
in hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
TO the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugan's wharf at O'Clock on e7ery
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR Cl1=t1ERTOWN and CENTREpILLE.
On MONDAY, the 18th inst she will go TO Ches-
ertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock, and
continue the above until further notice. Passage ST..
m9 LEMUEII G. TAYLOR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

LATER FROM TEXAS. Advlccs from Calves
ton to the sth inst. have been received at New
Orleans. The Bee says:
GroGt mistrust is expressed by the Galveston
News in the pretended friendship of the Indians
on the frontier; and it tstrongly counsels the IT,
States Government TO adopt as early rs posi-
BILE measures for their removal from the terri
tory.
1t was reported at Galveston that Gen. Tay-
lor had arrested a number of Mexican spies,
and had liberated them, being Of opinion that
whatever information they might carry back
could do no harm.
Symptoms of insubordinaton begin to show
themselves among the negroes on number Of
plantations. Many of them have become run
aways.
The crops throughout Texas wear very pro-
missing appearance.
The brig Galveston arrived at Galveston on
the 9th inst, in sixteen days from New York,
with arms and munitions belonging to the u
s. Government.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
DAILY TO THE SOUTH,

BY THE Bay LINE, CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
KS NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER, with
4 three boats on the Bay, viz; GEORGIA, Captain
Cannon, HERALD, Captain Russell, and JEWESS,
Captain Sutton; and two on James River, VIZ: CUR
TlS PECK, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt SKIN
ner, all of which steamboats, not surpassed in the
Union for speed, strength and comfort.
By this well known, comfortable, pleasant, safe aud
popular route, via Chesapeake Bay To Norfolk, Va,
up James River 10 City Point, Va, by steamboats,;
thence by Railroad to Petersburg, Va, Weldon and
Wilmington, N. c., and thence by steamboats, to
Charleston, ). q. (whout loss Of sleep, and no un-
pleasant changing of passengers and baggage Through
to Charleston in 50 hours, or as sholt time any
other route,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

FROST At THE SoUTH. On the nights of the
l2th and 18th inst. they had a white frost at
New Orleans.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

SJ-rHE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTI
AORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
'ui Carriers only sic and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, TO distant
fahscrbcrs, at the rate of -Four Dollars per year-pay
abe, always, in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

EFFECT OF THE FoREIGN News Decline IL.
Flour and Cotton. The foreign intelligence re-
ceivod here yesterday morning, had dcprcs-
sing effect on the flour and grain market, and
the probability is that holders will have to re-
cede in prices, 10 slight extent. The New
York market received an instant shock, and
flour, on Monday, declined l2 l-2 cents per
barrel. TIE Express says;
"Thc influence of the news in the market
has been decidedly unfavorable. The flour ex-
element has subsided. 4 decline of a shilling
sterling, in England, has caused correspond
ing effect here. There is undoubtedly a grea
disappointment at tho accounts received, anc
the private letters do not give the same unpro
lnisIng Intelligence as tho public papers. Prices
which closed very firmly on Saturday at IS Is
are now down TO So 80 IS G2 l-2, and appa
rently there is no disposition to purchase al
that. 1t is now stated that no orders had been
received for shipment of -four, at over s. 25,
and that all above that has been a speculative
fever. The news has had the effect to produce
pause in the transactions in Cotton. Some
OF the holders have, however, believed that the
decline at Liverpool hes been brought about by
concerted action On the part of the Birmng-
ham manufacturers tG produce a depression
here, and which will not be permanent"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

DEATH OF A WEALTHY MIsER. A man died
in Philadelphia last week, who had for the last
eighteen months been receiving the benefits of
the poor fund, and lived most of that time in
the Blockley Aims house, and after his decease,
it was discovered that he was worth in proper
ty, at the time of his death, some fifty or sixty
thousand dollars
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
: SAMUEL McCORD.

0l3-To be had Of J. P, Williamson, corner Of Gag
and High streets G. x. Tyler, corner OF High and
Baltnnore-sts.; Cooper, corner Of Oleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman WIolh, Light ST., opF ostc Dix b
Fogg'S J. A. sawyer, corner of Pratt and Faca ss.
E. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Gree steets +.
Kramer, Pratt street; a. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.: or Of the General Agent,
W.K. OREiCK, Druggistand Apoihecayy,
a8-tf Corner EutaW and LeXinglnn-sts Ralt.