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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

a SMALL AMOUH VT OF MONEY FOUND,
"a which ,he owner can have o. identifying the
Sade and pa. ing for this advertisement, by applying
to JOHN BELL,
Ei3jt' Lexington Market.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, Ilth inst. ny RpV'i. 8. P Hin
Mt GR0RGE JACKSON to Miss MARY ANN AsyRE. OF
this city.
On sunday evening, the 9lth inst by the Rev, Mr..
Monroe, Mr. THorAS KING TO 5orsIA LEspeMoRH,
all of Baltimore county.
On the llth inst. by Rev G. w Mu@grave, n. D.,
HEsRr r. WILLIAE 10 Miss GRosoI.NA NJ. WHrra-
MORE, bath Of this city.
On the 9Th inst by the Rev. Mr.. RnsAel JoHN IVES
hHy ING 10 Miss JULIA ANN WALTERS all ct this CITY,
On the ION inst, ny the Rev. James Sewen. Gro. e.
sHAFSGR to Miss SARAH ANN, eldest daughter Of Io-
Seph White, all Of this city.
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WIZ. II. EGEENIL,

r1;r.[YskS WEI. II. * EEN1L,
gE=sxSs FASHIONABLE AND Practical latter,
ES:.GzSt IS BALTIMORE STREET,
.TS.SSsffStA 8egS 30 inform gentlemen purchasing
g. -aethat owing TO the grcg, number he sells,
he is al ali times enabled furnish FIshonuSle Hats
Of quality FIR the price to any other estab
lshmrnt IL. the city, Gf any shape description
worn, viz: Siif MoIegkia Russia, Cashmere, Nrtu,
and Bearer. Also, GAPS Of all kinds. Gentlenen
can always see
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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---=----'-'--'-s-----H-=-----s--a-
Gas HEALING THE Sick. The ivehest
sensa'.o"g of PLEASURE and the sweetest emo
tons of enjoyment are received by rneditatns
upon this lifo-GNe scene. Tie almost perfect
display ofphosIognomy, light and SHADE Color
'"s' ''''I' ',.,,' aa;,I ,,,o,.
'''' ~, horn. t,u,
,L;'..,r,oo, of
.,,, r..,,-'., .-.i ,,... ,,rc,s CIR.
80 .,.,.,s,,,ifcen, sl,;n
.....,a,oo s,,ot
7'''. ...,..., tho s;,k
n.,r,.I 6. "a, ,rc c,ryn -, lis
,lo hmm. nr
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:, r.,.,or FIR go oro,t &,
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.', 49,. .,,,,r, Ti, G.cl;rr. ne
.., ..... ,,.,',.,,,,,,i,,. ,,r,,ot hr hottie, OK
a,,o, s,t;ect Than nnon Christ Heal.
;,a ,ha Siol src,, , ,ic,nrs is usrn,l To man
81 I'D. ,,I,. hcc,nec !, dirn;fies tho mind.
/ "a, iIoI gItltt. I'M nm a. r.
o.,n, &c ~. ;,r,or,,oco IN relr,,uy exercises
~r,h...,;,d 70 oro shonI1 f,l +, visit this
n,iot;rg and hear il described. MIR. Morris
iniorma us that it will positively be removed on
Saturday morning.
rfo,,, pornrp,rs--9 .Nc,o T,;cL Tho
-oo,,os - pos,o, bo,o hi, roon , ,,.,y n,od. or
.,iA;,,o. io,oI to,rdo,s On r,;d,y last vii
49,. - ,,,, ;,,,.,,,, ar ,l,o roo,o, e
n,o Evo,,onro ,of,co ,Io,sc mod If his Icisrro
,-,,,,, .h,, s,,o,rs 81 to s.o,,o,, =, ,.b;ch
49,. Iao. ,o,, .h,,. boroa a., holoy ,,raor
49,. ,.,;.o. e1,,l ,ro,., ,,;,l, .oe ,,t,,
,,,ccd tbr catch and screws, With biz nj
il,cL ,Iroad hc secured the catch from filling
IN ,be noor ,shen no should push the door
.o,, :, ~ ,;rb, and with al Tins ,,icojv mr..
-.,.., l.. on.,;,o6 ,bo t,,nc FIR c,~,har oncra.
60. T., ,r,i, ,oo,rs ,o,n occupiod hv Mr.
,rho,o,s .,,eorne Of Baltimore was entered
d,-;r, ,bc n;ch, while he was asl,op and hi,
Ioo- jocLsd as no Sr,nosca until bc Courd he
had been robbed of his gold watch, small
sum Of money, aud nine notes OF hand, OF the
value Of upwards Of $500, On examination
several other door locks had undcrW ent SINH
lar operation.
/ N,vu TbaIni,ed Stats f,irate Cum,,er.
land Cant !, nrccge hoar;ng ,he broad
nc,dou, IF Comn,odore Jo..rb snith arrived
at Boston, on Sunday, having left Gibraltar on
the 18th and Tanger on the 10th nit The
Cumberland touched at Tangicr for tho purpose
Of landing MIR. Carr, United States Consul, and
sailed on the 18th, leaving the U. 3 corvette
plymouth Commodore Henry thence Tor bra
iii in a !CW davs-all we'll Pass
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Q7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Gases: Breast-p Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'5 assortment which Is com
plete at hs Old Established Sore, Water st, Cd door
from Calvert ool
h3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. i2a NORTH HIGH
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CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Br. brig Princess Royal, Masters, Bermuda w. A.
Davenport.
Schr Aretcs. new, 80 ,ons) Sterling, Bsrbadoes,
McIlvain & Williams.
Scnr Maria, Bnc"Iin, Newbern, N. u, J. Cofaer 4
SONS.
Schr Spray, rOotle, Elizabeth City \. &. master
Schr Olive, 81 yAut. WesiinoreIaud, Va, master
SAILED Iais mornng-SchI Baltimore, Ssavy fOT
st, Thomas.
ARRIVED,
Schr Erie, Crawford, S days FROM New York az
sor ed cargo, 10 Rose, Merrill & Co.
Steam-packet Herald, RUSSELL froSn Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA
Hrg Architect, Gray, for Norfolk, cleared al New
York lin inst.
Bng Mary Stanton Fearse, for Baltimore cleared
at Boston erh inst; aud schr Rio Nickerson FIN Bal,
timoie, arrived AZ do. day.
Schr Mary CaIhnrine, Adams, from Baltimore ar
rived at Charleston 9th instant. Spoke schr Maria
from Baltimore tor ST. Augustine, south Of Cape
Look Ost.
schr Cadet, Fowler from Bangor tor Baltimore,
arrived At Portland Sth inst.
schr Exact Bourne, from Baltimore, arrived 81
Nantucket 9Th inst.
Sehr Resolution, Wilton, from Baltimore for Ply
II nuth, arrived at EdgattOWn 7ih inst.
Sehrs Union, naugS, and Reaper, Sears, fpm Bal
timnrP arrived al Providence S,h instant; and Mary,
Howiund, TIN no. 9Th The Reaper saw 7,h, of Block
Island, schr Pearl, Nickersnn, from Providence for
Baltimore,
schr United, Bray, from Baltimore, arrived at APP
pOnaug 9Th inst,
SchI Richard Bordsn, Bearse, from Baltimore for
Fall River, arrived at Newport 7th inst.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL Road.
In pursuance of an ofier Of
s;stss,SsJ al az the President aud Directors Of
sc.lassyss.J sEsArss this Company, notice is hereby
81 r-S-ia given. that monies will here
after be received payment Of freights, accruing
from the transportation of Met.handize or Produce,
that Is not Bankad'e in this city. by order,
nl3lm lar w. s. WONDsibF Snnt
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FgHWo PRIZES OF $4,000 each TODAY,
d besides Is ptizes Of s 900 be sold at our Head
Quarters. Tickets IS, shares in proportion. Pack
age OF or. tickets certificate ST., in which of the
highest prizes in the wheel may be secured for this
comparatively small ou,ia,. To sell prizes in enc
package is Omaton feat with us. A lady Yesterday
got two No. tcset4, Of $1,000 and 500 on that
plan. $1,000 we sold again on the Point, and Sl00 we
so d TO Il veteran in the county.
T. +. TUCKER g. BROTHER,
Right on the COmei-IiEad of Centre Market.
IhS- Send your orders early-The Small Fry draws
again next SATURDAY, 18th inst Capital $4,000 -
Tickets 81. qrs. p cts. Packages OF qrs. 337. It
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EEUTFER. eco packages Giat,ts uuid " esleiR
I'D BUTTER-In riore and for sale al
3. CLAYTON s. SONS Butter Depot,
D6 ls2 Lon bard stseet.
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,.x<a FOR SiLki-rwo new and comtuu-
fySaaEG able BRICK HOUSES, with small ground
s9sSM rents, near Jefferson, fronting each IL feet;
with good depth Of lots If applied for i'm
m"diaely they will be sold vcry low. For terms ap
ply al l2S n. High street. nlJtf
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THR ETHIOPIAN sgREsAD2Es. The ninth Conceft
of these real "sitnon Pure" serenaders was attend
ed last evening by another crowded and exceedingly
fashionable audience, composed pretty generally OF
the copper ten thousand" Their tenth Concert will
be given this evening with entire change OF pro-
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10 ORDERS FROM TIE COUNTRY for tickets
in any of the magnificent lotteries drawing, will
meet prompt Attention, and may secure some Of INC
capital prizes, if directed to All prizes sold by us
are paid upon presentation at oar c0unter, in Gold.
W. inrarabiy pay postage all 0fd"Hs.
EMORY s. CO.
II 2CHiVert street, Baltimore, Md,
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aIAsHi CASH.! CAsHN $4,000 PAID
EJOUT. III DOYLE & CO.'S Capital Prize Depot,
No. Ida Pra ST. opposite the Rai!road depot, and
next 10 Bnuisha@'s United States Hotel. The way \
people pnckPt the cash after buying tickets of M.
DOYLE Is no ways si0W-the fact Of selling prizes
to the alnsant of twenty seven thousand dollars in
one week, is strong argument in favT Of the supe-
rios luck 10 he ntSt with at the great pize d. pot. If
more c. nv,ncir Y'onf be rFquAed cali md purchase
the capital pixie in some of the following splendid
schemes:
THURSDAY, capitals $4,000 tickets s5, shares
In proI or:na.
FRIDAY, capital przc $4,000, tickets "a shares in
proportion.
SAT UEDAl, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Certificates of 4 full package, containing
y whole tickets, win be sold for sa ~ haI,e for &c.
% quarters far 3, 9! .ghls 81 So Take notice that
purchasers of p ckag"s 1T NJ. Doye's almost always
meet with Sons gD0t lux
libera disc 'unt '3li b. paid 10 PERSONS who pur
chase by til" package OF quantity.
FOR safe in the greatest variety of cky numbers by
tho PACKAGE single ticket, share. An CT ders per
m il on otherwise, add essed TO
M. DOYLE, POL la Praustrset,
IL ri 0opnsita n. e. q. X. q. Degns.
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OFFICE Of FLETCHER s. CO..
No. ) Holiday s :, 3 Ito. {
NARAIEN NOS. Of yesterdays Md, Lottery,
~ class No. 46-inwcst prize SIS, fre
80 81 is II IS As 81 II Ill - o5 90 %
In Which we had the good fostuie Of selling mum
htr OF valuable priz 10 patrons and of the
city.
s.IS''S'' aCapirals TODAY.
Besides of 5000, $500, SLABS Is of $1,000, &e
Tickets s., halves ~ 80, qrs. 81 %.
package only & "a rs.
Orders in all lotteries attended, With H-omptnes and
fidelity il addressed 10
JAMES FLETCHER y CO., Baltimore, Nd
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HDE{TETEEh WARE. Just received, tno-
ND taer lot ~ new style Coffee and Tea sets of Eng
'h Britannia Ware, with a general assortment OF
FINE SILVER LATED WARE--For sale cheap
at No. 10 Mouth CHARLES street, by
Gi-2w c. Wt:TNORE 4 Co.
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LITTER BA6s Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOF
For LiVerPOOi-&hp Warren, 18th iasg.
For Btemeu-ShiF Maryland, soon.
For Amsteidam--5hip Harvest. soon.
For Kingston, Jam Brig GlamOrsan few dags
For Nassau, N. P.-Brig Victoria, 18th mss.
For River La Pla!e-SChr Fame, lew days.
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FLAMES FULLER, Friend, from Rochester,
New York, will address the Good Samaritan rem
prraIce Society, at their Han. corner of Hanover ana
Montgomery streets. on THIS Crhursdiyl EN I'm,
ING, OF O'CLOCK DR.. McRPHY, at FeiI's foih', WIN
also address The nlce1inr Turn in your strength.
tgElhc Hall is for and is suitable for LycGuS,
religious worship, sc. App to
It. A. G.. HARRIS, ~ Nonigomtr|-at,
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pJ-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, Of every size, fur safe by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete AMI largest assortment
Of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order Of the very hest materials and By ihp best
wGrkmen: together with Gilt Box CORhICES:
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
& Sc, of sale aud made to order, as cheap they
can be obtained ut any establishment in the Unet.
States 4. s. FRYER,
nll-u M | North Gay street.
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EbO0Ils. .ust 'ceivcd, a full assortment Of
HID ColenIan'' prese ntaiisn Books; beautiful edi-
lion Of Heryeyi MedlatiDHs; Mou,gomery's Poeticai
Works. and cha ol,e Elizabeh's Works, complete in
vols. Also, line assortment OF Music frosl Phila
delphia, ID. OVEh SON,
lfj BhItiHparc-st.
ID. OWEN l. SON are sole Agents ios Jsbn Fur
ng's celebrated INK. All who have Id d ble Ink,
fu0w its worth. The trade supplied at q reasonable
discount.
EOUFD-In the store, &3 N,ne, which the own
CT can have by calling i0F the sane, Bs
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ATTEmPTED SUICIDE OF A TRAGEDIAH. The
New York Evening Gazette gives rumor, that
Mr.. A. Il. Adams, the ira yedian, attempted to
commit suicide on Moaday night, but was pre-
vented.
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M. LRCrLRrs nN CHEMISTRY. The public

N3~LECTUREs ON CHEMISTRY. The public
are respectfully informed, that access may nc hNn
10 fun cUnrse of Lecture. Chemistry and Natrai
Philosophy, illustrated BY Unr Il The most extensive
and perfect sets OF apparatus the United States
The course will consist Of about sixty lecture;
four lectures will delivered during each week, IN
the following order:
On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, be
tween and s. on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy,
by Prof. Akin. Of University ct Md.
On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, De
tween and o, on Theoretical and Pmtucai thafma-
cv, by Prof Stewart at Md College Of Pharmacy
OnTUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
between and 5-includng popular Lectures on
Chemistry, by Prof Akin.
Zach ticket will entitle III" bearer To attend BON
courses of lectures. one ticket viii admit e'hue
men to the entire course on Chemistry. Both courses
will be delivered in the Chemical Theatre OF the INT
Versity OF Maryland,
Tickets may hc obtained frou Dr.. stewart, at his
office No. II Eutaw rect a few doors North OF Sa-
laloga; at the store of MI K z. hittehcd NJ 10
North Charles street.
ITg- TnOsa who bold tickets TO tn" popular course
may convert them at1 tickets 10 the full COURSE IL
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MARINELIST-PORT or BALTlMNH&
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 tal5
FROM rHE EXCHANGE REAUlNG-RooN so" e..
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CoNviCTIoE FOR MANsLAUGHrER. Aaron
Kelly, charged with causing the death Of Ro-
bert *. Cannngs, by beating him with pitch
fork, has been convicted of manslaughter at
Camden, n. j., and sentenced TO two years
imprisonment in the penitcnt!ary. His en-
ploycr, Charles Shustcr, who was implicated in
the same homicide, was discharged.
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rnN~O PRIZES OF $4,000 TODAY,
- and every Other ticket n prize at SCHOOL,
FIELD CO'S-wheTe was sold yesterday, 10 Nos.
81 As "a, r,i2e of 5000, sold to gentleman at
Wrightsv!!e, Pa Nos lC % sc, prize of 800, and
Nos, IS 81 H. prize Of 3l0, both sold 10 citizens
Nos. Md. Consolidated LOTTERY class 46, drawn
Nov. l2 low, st prize So, are:
20 81 10 II | IS is 81 10 Al 30 25 so ~
Draws TODAY, the superior scheme OF Nd. Con
sohda;cd Lottery, class 81
THE CAPITALS ARE:
pdne Of $1,000 ! pF'Se Of a25oo
| 5000 20 " 800 &C.
Who,e tickets S5--shares in proportion.
III which Schoofeli Co will sell on certificate
packages of 26 whole tickets for only S74 90 halves
S37 quarters SIS so. Don't forget to call
{a}- Draws next SATURDAY, November 5lh the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, c.ass Is, capital prize
S40U0-TickeIs Sl--shrres in proportion. in which
Scbooliield 4 Co. will sell on certificate packages ol
% whole tickets for only 1850, halves SIS U.s. quarters
So "a, eghths 81 Us.
For he prizes in packages, single tickets or share,
be sure and cal! on the al lncky
SCAUuLfiELD * CO.
No. Calvert street
1t fI3.0t.cc Ifom Baltimore street,
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tiser soys:-"1he Post Master General is said
to have made arrangements for reducing the
time of the mails between n. York and Wash
ington IL hours. The Il, r. Company arc
laying rails for another track, and the change
is to commence in the Spring. BY next Spring
some twenty-four hours in time will he saved
ON the route from New York to New Orleans
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
BRIGHTON MARKET
MONDAY Nov. 10

hp-'DR y W
At Market, 21OO Beef Cattle, 1900 head stores, 20
yoke working oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, 24O0 Sheep
and 1000 swine.
Beef CatNe.-Sales of extra, S.; first quality, $50
second quality, 4.
Stores,-Yearlings, from Sc to 9; two years old, from
SO to Is.
Uofking O~ren.-Sales made from $40 to $3.50.
Cors and CalUeS--Sales were made at $I7, 19, 20,
"a, and 30.
~Sheep-Sales rather better than last week. Lots
sold at from $I,12 t 2,12.
Stcine.-About 18th of a cent advance from last
week. Sows, 4 IA; barrows 4 10 to 5 10.
Beef cattle at market generally very poor, and a
small advance asked on barreling lots. Barrels very
scarce and prices asked at from $l,3l to $4,42.
A number of Cattle remain unsold at 3 o'clock.
BOSTON PROVISION MARKET.-Nov. IL.
Prices firm; sales of 100 bbls clear pork at SIS and
Is ~ and some extra clear at SIG, A months credit
us do mess, at 10 to 10 "a cash; 20 kegs lard at 8 l2
to 8 g -4c, a mos. Flour. Good demand for Genesee
common brands at Sc 81 to 6 "A; fancy brands 1855;
$50 bbls Fredericksburgh, at SO cash. Corn. Sales
of Yellow, badly eaten, sold at 75c; no white afloat I'M
sold. Sugar. Sales of 100 boxes Havana brown to
the trade at 9 a 9 l-4c; 20 hhds New Orleans, Z Ia a
7 33c. Molasses. Sales of 90 hhds bakers at &c;
Muscovado at "a 1-2 a 25c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
MRME IL

In Brookfeld, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Abigail Whitney
wife of Charles Whitney, aged So years. After a dis
tresslng sickness of eight weeks, of bilious fever, q
companion, mother and sister has departed this life
leaving a large circle of friends and relations to mourn
her loss, As a companion she was ever kind and obi.
cling, ready at all times to fulfil the duties of her sta.
ton, sympathizing with a feeling heart in the joys and
sorrows of her fellow beings. Cow.
Printers in N. Y. are requested, &c.
In this village, 18th inst. Mr.. James G. Fisk, aget
81 years.
in Rockford, ILL.,, Sept. "a, Rev. Charles D. Cohoon
aged AZ years. He was a native of Caledonia Co., Vt
and was for many years a prominent minister and Pre-
siding Elder in the N. H. Conference.
In Bloomington, Luke Gilbert, aged 76, one of thu
first settlers of B..
In Waterford, Betsey B., wife Of J. P. Foster,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20

Read The foItolcing voluntary tribute to WIsTAR's BAL
SAM, from the Knderhook, N. y, Sentinel, dated July
3lst, 1915.
NS"HoPE NEVER DIEs."-The extraordinary vr-
tues of Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry in the cure of
pulmonary complaints, have been attested by so many
persons, that he who doubts its efficacy must be in
truth a very skeptic. A remarkable cure of Consump-
ton has recently been effected by this medicine in the
town of Chatham, in this county, and which was rela-
ted to us by DR.. HERRICK, an eminent physician Of
that town, to whom we have permission to refer. A
young lady, who had long labored under an affection
of the lungs, and who had been under the care of sew
eral physicians without experiencing any relief, was
considered by her friends as beyond the reach of med
icine, and she was informed by her last medical atten-
dant that she must die. All her own premonitions, al
so, pointed to the grave. Fortunately, she was induced
to send to the Kinderhook Bookstore for a bottle Of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, as a last resort in her
critical situation. Before its contents were exhausted
the young lady had experienced great relief, and two
more bottles were successfully procured and adminis.
tered. She is now happy in the restoration of health
and blesses the day when she first resorted to the use
of this healing Balsam.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20

had been two combats brtween the belligerents.
in the first of which the forces of Honduras
obtained a slight advantage, and in the second
were totally routed.
The State of Nicaragua has yielded its con-
sent to name Commissioners who may unite
with these of the other States to organize a gen.
eral or controlling power.-N 0. PicGyune.
Decentralization has been received il
N. York that the President has declared all the
Spanish ports of the Island in a state of blockade
Vessels touching any of those ports are subjec
to confscation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20

M Y Advertisement in this paper a year ago, was the
vi cause of my forming many valuable acquaintances,
which | trust THEY will not have occasion to regret.
Hope TO see them again, az also many of their friends,
and the numerous readers of This valuable sheet, who visit
this city, or are in the way of sending for Goods in my
line.
My place for the sale of HATS, CAPS, and every
description of FUR GOODS, is l73 Washington street,
BosToN-Wholesale Rooms, I'd and Sd stories.
AZ w. NJ. SlIUTE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
BISSELL PHELPS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

T------ ~ ~ w : , 700
A L a Probate Court, holden at Probate Office in Mont
LA pelier, within and for said District, on the 9th day
of November-Present Hon. AzEL SPALD1NG, Judge;
An instrument, purportng to he the last WILL and
Of Bissell Phelps, late of Moretown, in
said district, deceased, being presented to the Court here
by Orson Skinner, the executor therein named, for Pro-
bate 1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons con-
cerned therein, be notified to appear at a session Of said
Court 10 be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier,
on the 29th day ofNovember, lS45, and show cause, il
any they may have, against the Probate of said will; FL
which purpose, it is further ordered, that a copy of the
record Of this order, be published three weeks success
lively in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
pelier, previous to said time appointed for hearing.
A true copy of Record.
46 Attest: LYMAN BRIGGs, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
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