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The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-12-10
THE SUUTHERN LlTERARY
MESSING Err.

.IDA AS now been established ten years, DUNN.
- which hns OvFrCOGbe many and RRenk IN
sthCiesi and attained wide circulation nn,I
WEt hlgh chHPncleV The efuTts Ot the n1ss...
editor viii be- stEenUOuSly directed, not Snis :"
ibr preservation OIitS ancient lRmie, bot Ala :.
tiS CONSTANT improvement. In this, che as,,ss.
Ing testimonials he has EPeei, ed during the 49,,
twelve months, lead him ~ believe that - A..
ALREADY IUcceeded.
The contributors are numeSOuS, embracis,
professional aud amateur written of the Ere, ~
tinctiOn. Great eSpenSo 10 incurred and yr"st
pAiIs are taken 10 secure IN abundant suppl1 =
Interesting aNd instructive matter.
RtsUlAR COHralSUTOnS -Jndae r T.....
9 b. Hay den; NHSUs, authOFFss of The Va,s
'PerteHO"N,' Sc; L. ", hu,bOr VI 'Jbr p,,.s.
T"l",' &c. Virgiiit; Idput. N. r. MuuSv. n q
N, Washington; w. Giln,Ore Slmms, IL. h
CeOTgr Frederic bOlmrS, SOutA CaVOIina. w..
" !. " NOEt' iugtOn, Ohips .MVs Aiaiv a
Hewitt, New Y"FE; T.. q. Hale, tIlinus; vii
hHm w. An TrWs. U. 3 L"ntuI. Malta; N
HiT''. PhII"d'IphiH.
OCCASIUNAL ('OHTRIBUToRO- President Thee.
K Cew; PtOis.uUI George Tuck,E; J D. b. ~.
thor OF Fhr HpOEy at an AUVcnJureg.V AnA
SSequ"l;" Lu'iHn "InOVS w. g., u g. chs,vs
Itay:W " H., U E charge; s. A.. Vi,.;s.S
d.. s u. D'eA'OU, Z D, South CsToIr I'I
Cat, Oh"' and mauy O'h.IS, IN the SUu,h SHi
!" mF'Fly r'eiy state in the UhlOn cone. I ko.s
wells We would gahl) remove.
TIE contents will b. rHeprdinelv Vsr,ed. a.
HFacine Rrv'rwS; Tales; Novel;; 20. ~. b.
- .; TFa':I'; Sk't h~s: BiOs rHp ply tIi,torV.
Popular Science; PapeU on the Navy. Amt
'"d O'h.s Nati""aI I'te'sS's; Li'crarI Iu:sII.
rnee, FOrrigO And OomPs'ic: amd Notices Ur
NV ""FbO Se'0GtiOnO u meTit will OecasIOn.
IlIN he InSPTted.
The leading principle 10 the promotion a. +.
pure Native literature, and Of u nevo,.d Na.
Ii"""' spirit. With tLiS view the following pre.
munS Sre "GeEed:
For 'hF be" paper IN the present. .tSte Of
American Lett -, the IFoepeet HLd
me- ats G 'briE improvement, $50 90
The heo' ReWIVw ~ the'wuths Of sOme
native PTws Writer. rs 40
The 81 Review Of the works Of some
-. native Port. Ss Of
/! ne ne'I "!S!h"i Iae. s. 90
! l.r be't original P"pmV IS 90
Many imp'OVrmPnts will no introduced with
= new V"lude, "Dt The o. 10 rendered siiIl mora
'HceIent. A. Il asOitvS 10 hr the l. Oryae1 "r.
'an Of tie South HMd WeOt-n is expected ttW
hrV, (nnd the North and ta.t al.Oj will Iih.V.
lily eWc"MVHEe U-aO such. Il eOrRTHtulates
he West IN In" 'uccpS' Oi their Naval Drpot;-
! work ri IT, UwU creation.
The WeO,:ng"T rOdIRihS IN an average sixtV
Nnr pages nuUhrV, sixteen paypS mnte than
n"'t "f 'uF Mag } mra and il pnhlished monthly
4 IS yer a"nUm ;--6vr copies tor twenty oOi.
arS 1.-THE Grends O. the cause an,I Rstnis tT
" them'elvr'. IL will anon he visi,inR eveTv
y nh, vt least twenty Thousand Staunch sub.
cTIhPRs.
r. q: MINOR, Editor & Proprietnr.
R'"h""nd, Virginia, AWgnSt, 1874.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-12-10
The Brick hUery Stable,
VA1'O CITY, MTsSIsSIPPI,
On TIE Ntreet Lendinr FINN R.nton

VI" Ieo O"S0S SSoUItB JTOm OeNtONs
HE stable 10 now undergoing thuFoush r..
pair, such as Rnla gIFg vita new statl..
'FOpghs, manseTs, 10. SO ~ 20 rsRner bO.HS
comfortable. Carrlsgs and BugEr Shel.svs will
alSi b erected. We have als,,, lots With vo,s,
hslisFI, trouEh', aid wafer tor the ace. m.He,ds-
tim Q dtOVeFs.
We particularly SOlicit the patronage or pu,.
chaSeFI and SrlleFs NJ IiO' h, as W. Hrs rvns,.
To- hHy and cell on terms n suit our ct, an ~,
Stock cold By us % Wa'Tantoi 70 hp uhst vs ran.
Fe.eat-h not there will b. IN s,ls. PrT.o,,,
nay rely u'an not laVing old hvsFy sIncE In.
pi'ed npnn th NJ - all our old q n "a. s,li |
At auotina-Rone Of which se puFehasrd.
lFaVelleIS and droV'Fs will b. co,.ouet,d. aud |
~ " haFg-Es So to a,y @ tel without ehsrs.
Wen hoF-oi and huE.ieS sht az, should b.,
esIi ~ thst 90 dowH, 10 any l,aFt of the eltr
PrF'OnS hVnFing ~ uiIh then natronsrs g,,
'sly uPo1 rseriving Saiisfhe'inn. ,Ws hsVs bet.
ef i'slt'Ting, si-blIng, water, &C., than !, e-n.
Fslly i'uaa IN this country. City aro.pisncs
Htea Ia pRym'n' Of aHV iFansaetloa made . m
., f"m the f'ed II torss up. ThuutfuI r.
As very liberal pstFoHeEs hse-fafr. rees,Ve5,
p hnpe By une-aEing eRsrEy ~ cautiuus a rurf.
8e tanA YsuF ab'dt. psrVits.
BLACKNAN, SOFT &CO.
Asg' lS'h' lstS. tt-iy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-12-10
Vicksburg Foundry.
S. ZIMMERMAN eco.

A Re prepared 70 execute and uFhish aI
~ kinda af RoEt IN the line af FoubdpFS and
MachiniliS. EaEihPN, and nsschineFV sf rveyv
description, ~ B eta, Mills, o. Gihs. bui,, .,
1gepairod, and all Wsgt that nay b oF,lor.a
uiil - puanPtly attended 70, aad IN ths be-,
RabasF, at rsdue-d pFiers. We Invite = rsu
fsam PisntsFb, end pthaFu, Ia eur EstahIishvs0t
At tie LoWER-I.kNOlNe, FTCKsBURG.
Juns 9th, St2. 1f.Iv
n Highest P'ieal, 20 sash, PsH fof Cd
lee, BIaH Or csPpsE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-12-10
AGRICULTURAL.


We copy from q numbOr O( that muO
useful periodical, HuOI'O MeNCbaRI'S Mag
OHins7 The following direCtiOaS FOr curing
and packing beeG, ocs, (Or the SPsciaI teO'
OG Of IbOOO engaged 10 the packing and
SEPOrIaliOn OC AmoFican PrOviOiOO 10 for
eiEn markelO--a OSaRch Of commerce.
which bido Gair 10 Be, at no disIan, day O
gsOOl import nee to New OrIOan', the na'
liOnOl Ou,loI Of the varied pFOduttiOUO o.
OhO i0eAhsUSitblO valley Of the MiOOiOOiPPi.
Com. TimoO.
DiNscSOas }or Preparias BssG Pork G"d
Lard for Ehe Eaglish market.
BREr Kill iAI cattle OuIy; all PaTiO ere
used but che heOd, feet end legs, 10 be GU
40 nearly % possible, inIO pieces Of 8 Ib'.
each, Pack away in store CaO'S, Wa1 d.!
Ouk we'll rubbed in, the CaOk TO be GIIsd Up
with pickle, SUGirislR e. atpeire being Od6eO
20 give . bright color end proper cOO'iO.
soucy. 10 . doy OF Two Of aO sOOn % the
bIOOd is 0uGeieOsly Pu'ged Out the beef i'
to bO removed to fresh pickle, where It &c.
mains until packed lot eXPOEIaGIOn.
All pickle 10 bo made OIrOng OnOugA I"
AOaI 90 egg, O0d the scum to be Iake0 Il
HfIeE settling. Observe: Salspe'FO muss
aOI bO used in any pickle OfOr the 6rOt
To be packed 10 barrels cOnIaiOlng Is
pieces Of 900 Ib'. OF IiSVcsO COtS4iniOg IS
pieces Of 3O4 The. perfectly water tight,
viii two iVOS hoops aI each end, cod made
just to Ct.
Il 10 imPOrIanG that when the PNetageO
ere opened, the heOf should present slight.
Iy appearance 70 dealers; tho OdgeO Of the
pieces to Be trimmed and laid in SmOolhIy.
Between sach layer, come EioO SaIs 10 to BE-
used, end over the top Of the WhOle, ."
inch Of t"O Of very coarse Turks Ialond OF
81. uoeO should bO placed. Pack dry, end
after heading, POur through the OuOgbOe
ChEeO OF four gsllOnO Of fresh pickle.
PORK-In curing, the sane process to
bO be observed % fOr bee. II muOt be cup
into A ID. pieces, and oil ParGO used except
the head, feet aud lsgs to the knse 'inI'.
To Be packed fOr e1POrtO.iOO 10 barrels
Of so pieces, or 200 lbs.
AVOID 10 all cases, government inOpGc- =
IiOO % . legalizsd robbery. Each packer G
must brand bic eva name cOnSpicuOuSiy on
hO hOSd Of bic casks, with the number Of
pieces, and description If beef Of pOFk.-E
A tavOri,s braud will often cell Cor i've Or D
len OhilingO . TERED more than OaO W. =
GnOWn to the English purchaser. :,
LARD Reilly Ens lard, for culinary e'
purposes, should bO pscded ii neat WhIe i!
Eeg', Of abOul 40 IbO. each; il should be
'OuEed 10 end allowed to cool before head.
ng, piece Of white PsPer to be laid on 10
'FevOnt itS adhering to the top When open.
ID; the kegs ia oil cases 10 be GuIl. y y
So much care 10 MT required 10 barrel 1t
aFd, which iO chiefly used for chsndlory = =
purposes, or machinery; but il poured 10 til
'SfO'O heading, there would be greater = !.
certainty Of, the POckageO being full.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-12-10
Protection Insurance Company
oFHARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

TVHE undegsigRed ere agSh's f0V tbis Compa.
ny, aud ere prepared 20 inSuVo D@ollinr
HousrO, Stores. hsTohandise and Cotton n
StoFo. And also, 70 tate River risks on Mr.
ohandisa and Cotton.
The Company is en- ald One-haS done large
business Ia the south end West, and paid ,han,
Losses. ALLEN & BARKSDALE.
YsEOO City, April IS, 1915. 3U.6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-12-10
ROB'r. FISHER,
MILTON PILES,
JOHN WARMACK,
\ T JENNINGS.

BENToN, MISs.. May IL, l64S.
certify that OWneA drug store in the town
II Benton, Mi.O. in the year leAA, aud that !
cold about 400 boXrS Of w. w. WO"d's CeVeS
und aguS pills. anil that I warranted every box
to ure, and that hSVo never known these pIll'
10 fail TO eaect cure 10 (sW hOuTS. can SRt
that helisVe they are eQHal 70 any mo"iciOe
ever OGaFsd 70 the public lUS the cure Of chill a.
lever OT fever aRd ague. z. G MCKEE.
BsNrOH, Mss., April ls, lsAS.
have used Dr.. " Odd's fever and aEDO pills
in ny family iUV OeveFal years, aud can cheerful.
" bear teStIm0 , 10 their sGieacy "a the i@HIe
diats cure Of ohIIIS and EsveFS 10 any IoSm. !
have abe been Tor OOme tine eoWnected Nth
drug SlsEe, in which they we're cOnTanlV Kept
f1V saIo, aud De not know Of SinGle inSlsn ., !"
which thSV have npt given Instant relief They
are the mOst pOpulaE remedy, BY faF, Ufany 9th.
eF 10 this OtetiOa. n. a. JENKINS.
Wv WOOD, BPUt"n, MSS' July, lStS.
eolA WhaIesalo and retail by
90. WO0D1AN, 4 co.
YaSS0 Ci'y.
/ Aug. q. Ists. AAIY
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-12-10
THE UNION.

~ no a'isnti"n vii be raid to aay O,d-r,
u"le's ihr ~ nsY ucoompshis. It
OSF ho'e . FinG eOmrIrt- esuirs NJ the
'o"gfT'sonsi Uniuu aud Ap,%hdiX, will please
en-" ua Ia ir hamsa previous to tie drsl Ia, OF
llr' 'mhrr heXt.
Or We Wili Uilli-slV pay the postage an eff
e'itf' sent o. HS enHtaihiHg FIVE lie Ian and
1P~Hf'is. Oihss lrtisr' dirsrtri 10 us, uith The
p"tage unpaid, Hiil not be t-tsa out Of II. uI.
ice.
RICHIE 4 HEISs.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-03

|HF-SHERIFFALTY. The undersigned, with the
most grateful acknowledgements of that kind prefer
ence which mas induced many of his friends to sug-
gest his name for the office of Sheriff of Baltimore
CITY, and to make fattering announcement to that
effect takes occasion 10 express his assent to their
nomination. and ia add an assurance that, should he
be elected his constant efforts to perform the duties
of the Office with impartiaity, scrupulous integrity
and due regard for the humanies of life shall mer.
their confidence, and he trusts, the appreciation of the
public generally. Familiar with the energy required
under the emergencies of duty from an active parti-
eipation in the exciting of the past year, as
High Constable of Baltimore, he feels satisfied that
respect; and with an earnest determination faithfully
to carry out all the responsibilities of the office, ne
leaves to the Iiberay of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition of his name which can
only be announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election. -
jy26 swift AUGUSTUS T. SHUTI'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-03
AUGUSTUS P. SHUT.

la- IN CHANCERY. Before the Chancellor, Hen
ny Daley complainant Lucus S. Comstock and
Ann Moore, defendants. The firm of Comstock &
Co. having persisted in using the name of Henry
Daley without authority, we have been compelled 10
Gle bill of complaint the Court of Chancery; and
have Obtained an injunction against Lucius ). Com
stock aud Ann Monre, Composing the firm Of Com
stock Col restraining them, their Counsellors, At
tomeys Solicitors, Clerks, Printers Publishers, and
Agents. under the penalty of ten thousand dollars, to
be levied on their goods and chattes, from (amongst
other things) publishing, and circulating any adver-
tsement, publication, notice, Or matter pnrporlng to
be signed or authorized by the said complainant, and
from using the name of the said complainant in any
way or manner, as Agents or Attorneys OF The sad
complainant Caution--The genuine DALLEf'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR has his written mot
printed signature on the wrapper of each box Sold
wholesale and retail at l2S Fulton ST., Sun Building
New York; i'll Ralrimore wholesale and reth by N.
N. Robinson, (late Samuel Reed's) cor. Gay sara
toga sts; and at retail by w. w. Gordon, l52 Pratt
ST.; Charles Wiseman, cor. Baltimore and Cove, ana
10 Light ST.; f. Perkins Bro, corner Green ana
FrankIin-sts; E. II Perkins, Green and Balll-
morests,; Julian ). Balm, corner Howard and saaO-
ga SITS: 50 lw
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ne NOTICE-To THE PUBLIC. The subscri-
Der having this day, by mutual consent, Withdrawn
from the firm of HAYS, ZELL, RIDGELY & Cook,
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he will hereafter attend to Police Business Scpd-
rutel and on his account. He will also attend TO
the collection of accounts, and pledges himself to
Use his utmost cndeavOrs and by diligence and
prompness give satisfaction to all who may enrust
business TO his care.
He requests that all letters on business intended for
him, may be directed to him personally, as any di.
reced to the late firm, will of course not be consider
ed as intended fot himself He can be found at all
times at the office Of SAMUEL MANNING ESQ., Justice
of the Peace, No. Mercer street.
Sent, ISL 1915 T3tl SIMEON HAYS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-03

uyONNETS! BONNETS! CLOSING OUT!
our stock of Bonnets with the present month, the
prices have bten greatly reduced, and we offer
Florence Rrads, worth s. sc and So for 80; Fine
Chain GIMPS worth - 50 for SITS; white lace N T.
APOLITANS worth 81 SO for 81 80 and ST. rs Trans
parent NEAPOLTTANS SO; Beautiful MOOlN AS
81: Common do. so cts; Devon Braids So 6aE, and
Is cts Fancy Bonnes 25 and 80 cts; 81 80 fluted
Bonnets only 81; 81 25 Chdrens' Gimps only IS els
A so, Children's comets of Rutland, Medina, Flor.
euce. &c &c, very low. Also, Closing Out PARA
SOILS and SUN SHADES, and general ssortmen,
of Summer DRY GOODS. at great reduction, 20
make room for Fall Stock, at
fIAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
a2S No. IS Howard St, Sd door from Fayette
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-03

m7-DR. JOHN VI. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, go East Baltimore ST..
fifth door east Of Front.-THE Best SERIES OF MEDI
CINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boralOry, 10 wt-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Anti-hious Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Btters, 25 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
n hottie; Cholera Specific, 25 cents bottles New
Emetic Preparation, l2t cents vial; Pediluyium OF
Foot Bath Powder, l2t cents package; Cough Sy
rup for the of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, sc
378 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, 1914 cents
i vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants, so bottle;
RheHmatc Liniment and EmbrScation, and accom-
paniments 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 80; Dyson
eery Cordial so bottle, &c. SC. &C. Printed di
gectiOns for the admnistra ion of these remedies &C
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NEW CANA STORE,

NEW CANA STORE,
~ No. u 5. CALVERT STREET.
DdPID PfRR would respectfully inform his
friends and generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE 10 No. 81 5. Calvert ST. where
he has opened and is opening n large assortment
of CHINA, GLASS AND EARTiEN WARE, of
recent arrivals which he offers for sale on the most
accommodating terms He is also extensively en-
gagged in the manufacture of STONE & EARTHEN
WARE, large assortment of which will be found al
the store above and at his Potterics, on Bond ST.
a short distance north of Z. Baltimore ST.
O. Country Merchants and others would do well
to give me call before making purchases elsewhere.
DAVID PARR,
a29.3m No. Sd s. Calvert street.
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A NEW AND HIGHLY INTERESTING

A NEW AND HIGHLY INTERESTING
IA WORK, BY A POPULAR AUTHOR. The
Miscellaneous Writings of GEO. w. BURNAP, au-
thor Of Lectures to Young Men, Lectures on the
Sphere and Duties of Women, sc. This work con-
tahs the Lectures, Essays, Orations and Dscourses
of this distinguished author on the following inter
esting subjects: On the causes and cure of Hard
Times; The sources Of National Wealth. On the pro-
per course of Reading for the Young; Burhe, Pitt and
FOX, compared with Calhoun, Clay and Webster; on
the Prefessons on the rise and principles of the So
cety OF Friends. On the Commercial Revulsions of
1887; On the death of President Harrison; On the
death of Dr. Channng; On the death of Or. Green
wood; On the Doctrines of Miller; On Church and
State On the duties of the Citizen Soldier This day
published and for sale, wholesale and retail. by
JOHN MURPHY, Printer and Publisher,
a29-to4t No. lis Market street,
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HD EMUSAL. The subscriber begs leave to m
q, form his friends and the public in general, that
I1S$> he has removed his UMBRELLA, PARA
$rAN SOL and SUN SHADE STORE and FAC
~ - TORY from No. 246 Baltimore street, to
14sST~> No, IS NORTH HOWARD STREET, a
few doors below Lexington, east side. Persons in
want of good articles in the above line would do well
10 call before purchasing elsewhere. {d5- Cmh,eas
and Parasols COVERED and REPAIRED ct short
notice and on reasonable terms. RecOcct the mum
Der, 30 North Howard street. sim OF the Lad with
the Patasol. THOMAS l.. ENNIS,
jyl4-u Practical Umbrella Manufacturer.
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Barque Iowa, Thompson, from Rio de Janeiro, 5th
July, coffee, To Kirkland, Chase * Co. Vessels left
before reported.
Br. brig Penguin, Dill, days from Bermuda, bal
last to r. * II. X. Tucker.
Brig Oneco, Smith, 20 days from New Orleans,
gar, molasses, tobacco, lead, sc. to FIR. VIM. Rode
wald, aud others.
Brig Martha Parker, 9 days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to +. K. Matthews.
Schr Hope Potter, from Ponce, P Il. 18th ut. sugar
and molssses, to Wilmington Eastman. Sailed in
co. with brig Levant Kne, for York. Left barque
T. o. Brown, of Portland, to sail in or days fer
Europe. Spoke 25h, lat 30 ~, lon u IL, brig Ida
from st. Thomas for Philadelphia; 25th, lat. 81 "a,
Ion. 10 05, brig Taman, I'm Bristol, for Matanzas.
Schr Charleston Packet, Thatcher, 7days from Bos
ton, plaster, 10 4. r. Matthews.
Schr Michigan, Terry, days from New York, as
sorted cargo, TO |. Mankin.
Schr Ann Smith, Wheeler days from New York,
assorted cargo, TO Rose Merrill & Dodge.
Schr Arkansas Groves, from Norfolk, mdse.
Steamer Express, Whitecar, from Philadelphia,
TudSe to F. G. Harris
Steam packet Georgia. Cannon from Norfolk. Saw
off the Rappahannock full rugged brig, bosnd up.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Oregon, Applegarth, from Easton, Md. arrived
ut Charleston 10Th ult.
Schr Direct, Briggs, from Baltimore for New York,
was in Hampton Roads Both ut.
Schr VIM. Il, King, Long, for Baltimore, cleared at
New York Both.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-03

{G9- SHERIFFALTY. At the urgent solicitation
of I1any friends, | am induced 10 offer myself
candidate for the Sherlffalty at the next election.
seI-lw JAMES o. LAW.
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ne NOTICE. Citizens and strangers are invited
TO call and see n beautiful lot of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES. received per the packet ship St. Nicho-
ias-the workmanship of which cannot he eScelled,
are now offered for sale by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, Matchmaker,
a26-lw Water ST., second door from Calvert.
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TH7HE GREAT POPULARITY OF HANCE,S
y COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND and
the length OF TIM has stood in the favor Of and
hdence Of the public is tie greatest proof Of its deci-
dfd superiority over every other preparation for the
cure of all forms of COUGHS and
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.
One bottle IS sufficient test Of its efficacy Price
50 cents per bottle, For sale by
SETH s. HANCE,
,axI,s nldn raI Iais
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"A L NJ A n AC,
l64J.
AUGUST.
Moons phases.
ARRIED.

On the 23h ult. by the Rev. Jas. Scwell, RICHARD
e. DAVIS, Of Boston, to MARTHA A. daughter of the
late John Mangels, of this city.
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TEVO THE CURIOUS IN NATURAL PHILO-
III SOpHY, THE MECHANIC ARTS, AND IN
TIE PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION. e. A.
HINCKLEY, No, 28Oi Baltimore street, has been ap.
pointed agent for the Scientific American, a weekly
newspaper, the advocate of Industry and Enterprise,
and journal of Mechanical and other improvements,
edited by Rufus Porter formerly Of N Y, Mechanic.
Each number will contain several engravings, Illus
tratiVe of new inventions, scientific principles and
curious works. Please call and examine. Subscrip-
tons 81 per year, single copies 6! cents,
WANTED-Several men to canvass for the above
work. a29
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On the 3lst ultimo, JAMES DALEr, in the 5Oh year
of his age.
On the 2Sh ult EDWARD STANLY, son of Captain
John and Catharne Keaiauver in the 9TH year of his
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4 CADEMICAL INSTITUTE,
~ No. 46 ALREMARhE STREET,
FIVE DOORS SOUTH OF LOMBARD STREET
A Ill ANk INS pkinninnl

FIVE DOORS SOUTH OF LOMBARD STREET.
A. HAWKINS, Principal.
In this School are taught the English, Mathematical
and Classical Branches.
Professor Of Languages, A. FREITAG, l.. L. ID.
The course of Lectures upon Chemistry and Ma
tural Philosophy will he strictly elementary and pro-
fusely illustrated by experiments and diagrams, suit
able apparatus being carefully provided for the pur-
pose.
PENMANSHIP. BY the use of Davison's "Mus-
cular Guide 10 Pnnmanshp' the pupils Of This School
acquire not only a beautiful but expeditions Chro-
graphy.
MERCANTILE EDUCATION. Parents or guar
dams who intend their wards Tor Mercantile
employment will find advantages in this academy
ook-keeping by single and double entry, in all its
details, is made IA prominent branch of instruction,
To form sound and vrtuous character; to deve-
l0pe and cultivate Tie mental faculties; and TO mould
the manners of the pupils to render them at
easy and respecltulincude the primary objects
of the system pursued in this school. To these
ends the school is Iimed-the female department to
twenty, and the male department to Thirty memb Crs.
{G}- The Academic year commences ON the FIRST
MONDAY in September, and terminates OH the last
Friday in July.
G3- CIRCULARS, detailing terms of Tuition,
Board, Reference, &c., may be obtained at the Aca-
denny Rooms. a30tf
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FHNHE MISS ES NALL will resume the duties
n of their School on MONDAY, the LIST of Sep
TENDER, at their residence, No. 60 PITT STREET,
q. +. Their School has been literally supported the
past year. They return thanks to their friends and
desire continuance of their patronage. They have
fitted up the adjoining house for the exclusive of
the School, consequently, they can accommodate a
number of Borders. An the branches Of an English
education are taught, with every variety of Ornament
al Work. Lessons in French daily. competent
male teacher will be employed to attend to the higher
branches of Mathematics. Terms moderate
known ut their Academy. a25 mwitt