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The New York herald., 1845-08-12


A. &. TUTTLE, Auctioneef.
g. PLATT will sell this morning 10 o'clock at 20 Plat
steet-Fh Fall Trade Hardware Sale this
slstng Of English German French and American Hardware
Cutlery Japannery, Fancy Goods SC. &C. viz. Birmingham
heavy goods and shelf Hardware Sheffield Hardware ard
lery Table and Dessert Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives
Scissors, Razors, Shears, &c. &c.
German staple and fancy goods.
French staple and fancy goods.
Also Trace Chains, Vices Swords Locks, Hinges, Butch
ers edge Tools Oil Stones, Coffee Mills shoe Thread Look
ing Glasses; Violins Flutes, States, Walters, Sc
Also 100 Brass work mahogany frame Clocks.
Catalogues now ready. al2 Hfrh
EXECUTORS' SALE On Tuesday, the 10Th day of Au-
- gust nst IL o'clock A. NJ the Undersigned will sell
az public Auction, No 79 Water the of New
York lot Of Trunks Tools and other articles composing
sale will be continued the day at No Eighteenth
street al o'clock F. NJ Also the lease OF the
rnss NO. 9 Water see2 aud months from lst Au-
gust. GEORGE INGLIS.
JOSEPH HOLLINGSWORTH,
ANDREW MCLEAN,
r - Executors of William shaw, deceased
THOS. BELL Auctoneer al2 1w*rc
ANA WANTED-A small HOUSE, with four rooms and
.EA& house where but families reside
Address &c" at the Office of this paper. ala IN
TO HOTEL KEEPERS
ANA FOR SALE-An old established HOUSE, doing
E:;8 good and increasing business which BAR is
persons and oc ,ted in Of business prt
city The rent less than hundred dollars One thous md
dollars cash viii be required Those having the need
need Ike application This sale will open he
LIST September dless letters postpaid w. T T.. This
oihce, with re i name aud residence. aul2 2wchl
The New York herald., 1845-08-12
STEAMER "GREAT BRITAIN y

-1hEhI AIN.
A~e-... 1T bei impossible TO open the above ship
MHlgSMWNW 10 the who oe commu ty the present
ZMfEA1O casion, to make distinction regard to
~<9lGk4&lH admission without gving offence; and in
view of the great CURED by the
il OBTAINING her II order gatfy public curiosity
Liverpool and other ports and charge small sum for adm
Notice is therefore hereby given that the ship will be OPEN
for public inspection this day from IL to o'clock and
ceedng days Sunday xtped till further notice between
the hours o. 10 snd o'clock
Price Of admission the ship will be IS and to the
gin i2s additional Tickets the p be had
the wharf longsde and to th@ engine room, board
portion Of the eds Of the collection te paying
peuses will be given the Asyums for the Blind and Def
and Dumb and the Fire D-pArment.
New York. August H. 1876. all Owls re
The New York herald., 1845-08-12

COPARTNERSiIP NOTICE.
II w. CLARK & CO., rhiad- pha, and ]. w. CLARK &
II. CO. Boston, have formed in the Exchange
and Commission business in New York, under the firm of H.
having respondents in all the principal cities and
the Union they enabled make collections Notes
Bills Of Exchange the lowest and with the
pomptude They also prepared purchase all kinds
Bank Notes and Exchange the principal cities Drafts
upau all promine poins al ways be had in suit
They ptctlully solicit share Of public patronage
NeN York. Augu 81 th. lIu,Fr
The New York herald., 1845-08-12

DRAFTS AND NOTES COLLECTED.
II w. CLARK DODGE 4 CO., No. 60 Wall street, are
Ia prepared collect Notes and Drafts payable fol-
towing places the easonabe terms,
Boston Providence, Newport Portland, Philadepha, II
rsburg Lancaster, Reading, Pttsbug, Wilmington, Ba-
more, Annapolis, Washington City, Richmond, Norfolk r.
ersburg, Fredecksbug. Wheeling. Raleigh Fayeteyliie
Wilmington Newbern Charleston Colu nba, Camden, Oh
raw, sav -nnsh Augusta, Mobile, New Orleans, Cincinnati
Columbus Cbicothe Indianapolis, Louisville Lexington
Nashville, Memphis, ST. Louis other chief towns
the United States.
New York, August lith, 1876. all mtrc
piV Of John Nclwraith who was drowned off rGoney
siand on Sunday August l0th u o'clock The d.
ceased five feet five inches high, very dark compexo
black hair and black whskers.
all 3ttm JOHN EVANS o. Bowery
GROSHEIM CHATHAM, 10 Peal street offer for sale:
~ HAVANA SEGARS-l5O mile well selected old Ha.
vile, FL Progreso, &c ~
COLOGNE WATER-25 boyes superior German Cologne
fQr,s4
The New York herald., 1845-08-12

NORTH CARoLINA-The following is the vote in Eve of
the ten counties of the 9th Conversational District
The New York herald., 1845-08-12

-, - Jersey City, August 8, 1916
~ OIlCE.-Ihe Morris Cana is open for navigation
from Newark to Eason The rates OF toll have been es
tabished and print lists Of the be had appea
Collectors the line Of the canal - ~ " '
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17


THE SlA'E iEADE-CoLoNIiAIi'N' II We
would totally eAi"g1'" ''e .''' .,"' .'..'
trade We must ''"' ''''''''','S ~ '''s
mlAas ana improve vie 1o"''''',' % ''' Psr
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na,,a IS ,Lo;. r,.n,,, so,,drons to facilitate
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TIE UtG,her Yesterday. At an early hour
Yesterday morning the day bid TAR to eclipse
any its predecessors iot It's excessive heat
At O'Clock our THERMOMETER stood AT %, Ut y
IL W'nt up 10 ~ anu q. }. '', 'I ,,.,3 y,
uo", y Wv ~ NO., ~; a., c,,,sa ,,f haIf ~,
['lt .'2, u.., y'e' ",. ~. n,r ,,.o- , %o,t
~ ~, ii'Ii, ,,,,,r a e,ll,y,cJ ~
az" ".S.l 1,'l ,,-,, ,,,,., ,,o,.,.
s.'o. i''I~. 'I'li - ,;,,.,i,. ,5 rg,,I,r ma
' ,,, ~ ','io nf,,naan arj oynniH,, tre
I'.','s ~. ,.t ,f,,, lnri,, t,
"1 '' ,''n,o ,.s'1t and .nnG;n,,
doyyn,' tbr thor,oome,cr TO about IS. where we
left il at 5 O'Clock. with stroag tendency to
rise. The rain was truly blessing, and we
trust it extended far and wide over the country.
P. 5. At halt.past eight o'clock last nigh, It
commenced raining agaln with every appear
ance Of continuing for the night.
,..,.. c.,,,,., ,
''o'' H'""' J'9" i''''"''"5 ~" - T'''
German Naioo T. e,i,'ocA ulG1 ott 49,. "'I'"5
ao9uT one o,o'N' iU,i' '.io J'to1.S VI '''J
-; th W. nInmie,, ~ Nv rTedn,c Crn, aud was
nngnrod n .5e time in MAKING tho new turn.
lilo road hovo,J tLo cum ,,.dnr FaIis
drovm,i, IN thc c,nnlov of Nlessrs. Peter
G Eoott,a s;.,,or,,ni,, 4I,nr iooIo,s Harvard st
Iied rrsierIov moru;nw frnn dr;nl,inr wafer
,,L;Is ~ bastod s,atn Via m,s yorT ;oJns.
trin,, C,or,,an aooI about 2o ,car, AND has
left a wife and two children.
.3,res,,i I'm. Sisoljnp, George WASHINGTON
Crohan, ch,rnod Vii, sto,I;1r . ,rold chair
and slide the nIoncr,v If Harriet Wrigbt was
erected yestord,,, ~, of4;cor I Cook Tho
articles ware fon9d in tho nossossion Of n oer-
son to whom the accused had tra, Stirred them
u,or - lam If tic ;o,uolry 4, asv alund ot
s55. He was committed to Jail by Walton
GRAY. ESD, for further examination.
bo,,s a. thn Manual CoEor SchooI IIor; H.
1;srdl vory narrowly osoarod he;na tiIIod NV =
c,Il froro tI,a con tro3ncr nr thn sehnoi Lo,;.o
which ,v is now hcinT mil on the nloreI He
fell % feet. striking upon his face on timber
and plank which Law on the ground. DR.. Gill
man. who has CHARGE of the school, heinp pre-
sent, every necessary attention was administer
ed. and the bow. although taken I'D apparently
dead, is now doing well.
c,o.s Iy.;,r Now pr,,,.r ob,r,,,d ,,;.b
ossonItinr md booting Cathor;ne Cronch WIS
arrested Yesterday hT officer N1cDonnrJI and
released on snrnritv 70 onnear at CONT bv
Jnstice AIcAEeter Co,borine Crnucb wos At
the same time renuired TO olive hail 70 annear
at court and answer for an assault upon Mary
Brown.
Ts,,, p,,,5su, A von,a oontlo,o,nu nm town
unon len ying home yas,erd5y mornirg = ikrd fnI
= mir of jaraa S,ronr hootS Hs a9yio"s MO-
Their enduring his reasons for putting on such
boots at this time, was told that he thought it
proper. as it was likely he mioht melt DOM
durinp the day. and SO. she MIGHT know where
to find him.
ASSAULT. Sarah Lane, Susan Bouldin and
George Cook, icolored) charged with assault
ING and beating James Peirce, were arrested on
Tuesday night, by officers Schwatka and kel-
", and taken to the Southern District watch
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.uyTnP CO0L! KEEP CoOLn

"a
PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATH AND
IMPROVED BATHING TUS
The Subscribers have purchased tue exclusive right
for the sale of the above useful article in the cities Of
Baltimore and Washington, and recommend It ~
those nbout 10 adopt the healthy practice OF daily ab
luton as one of the easiest, cheapest and ?ciei'
methods of performing the operation. The price Ot
the shower Bath alone, which can be used with
common tub or in Bath House, is only Sl.50. The
whole apparatus, including Shower Bath Bucket ana
Bathing Pan, which are neatly japanned, is IS, ami
are so arranged to he, without any difficulty, placed
in a closet or under bed, and consequently prevent
all obstruction in the chamber. Those who wish -
take bath upon rising in tire morning, wthou, the
incon vanience of change Of diess, can do ;" iu
few minutes. The low price at which this portable
Shower Bath is offered to the public should Induce
all who desire q continuance of health aad Chaertis-
ness to purchase. Those who wish to exauue il
invited 10 call. when any information coaceraiug 4
will be given by the subscribers.
JAMES CORTI.AN & SON
No. Is Baltimore street
nearly opposite the Centre Market
90 For Bath Tubs, with Patent Heaters, shower
Baths of every variety and Bathing apparatus Of
" description At the lowest prices cal; at the norG
factory Of
iyl6-tf JAMES CORTLAM b. son
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

SUDDEN DEATHS IN New YORK. On Mon
day, Michael Daily, aged %, native Of Ire
land, was struck by the sun, while at work az
journeyman mason, and died in consequence.
Ellen Doyle native Of Ireland, 80 years of
age, died suddenly from some unknown cause.
Leonard Ncschler, a native OF Switzerland,
aged 20, was drowned in the East River on
Tuesday, while bathing, An unknown man
died at the Bellevue Hospital, from apopleXy,
OH Friday. Margaret Wallace, native of
Ireland, % years of age, died on Sunday night,
from drinking too freely Of ice water. Emma
Ljndortf, a native of Germany, aged 90, was
drowned in the river while bathing. Ann
Shpton, native of Ireland, aged 45, died
suddenly on Monday afternoon. The body of
an unknown young man was found floating in
the North River without a coat on.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

As we are now h-Agen,s for the Managers,
(Messrs. j. G. G. * Coz for the sale OF tickets in all
the Lotteries authorized by the laws of Maryland the
drawing of which is superntended by Commissioners
appointed by the Governor; arc enabled 10 otter at
old established and popular Office, No North
Calvert street, most extensive assortment OF Lottery
tickets TO which respectfully invite The attention
OF the public Our experience and success IN the
vending of Lottery tickets for the last thirty years.
during which time we have distributed 6etnccn nihe
and ten millions Of dollars, have nseparaby assoca!
ed our name with those the ''Caprlclous Dame" mas
most lavishly favored, and for us the enviable
reputation of being the greatest Prize sellers III
the world! TO those of our fellow citizens, VINO nave
literally extended to their patronage, we tender
our Warniest Observation-Disclosures and tor tie beneHt OF
those who would like to speculate i'll Lotteries but
who are deferred by the apprehension OF eSposufe,"e
will state, that we found it eXpedient some years
since to adopt plan, by which the process OF pur
chasing tickets in all the minutB of receiving draw
ings schemes, &c., be done privately, ami with
The same advantage TO the buyer as if by personal at
tendance-t is to transact the Lottery business through
the medium of the Post Office! Enclose TO us the
amount TO be invested in any Lottery the order Will
be filled Immediately, ingeniousiy folded To- DEFY in
sDecton, and returned 10 the Post Ofce-the draw
ing of the Lotteries, have published expressly for
this class of customers, in the "ClIpptr newspaper
cperu morning; copied from the Managers official
drawing, and il aicGgs be relied an. Secresy with
us is Il fundamental law, and in no case is the name
of a customer erer diruiged
Orders from the country respectfully solicited. VI
frnr the reputation we have hitderto sustained,
guarantee for the prompt and faithful prosecution OF
the Lottery business for the future, we appeal 70 TIE
liberaIiiy of an intelligent community for support.
The public's serv'ts, EMORY ~:
irI6 No . NJ Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nj,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

HURDLE RACING, sc. Notwithstanding the
serious accidents which occurred at late Hur-
die Race in New York, the sport, as it is call
ed. is still continued, though we are pleased to
see that the Race OIL Monday last over Union
Course, was attended by only forty or fifty per-
sons. On Tuesday there was a Pacing Match
over the Beacon Course, between the horses
James *. Polk and John C.. Calhoun. No man
of humanity would run horse in such weather
as the present. 1t is a cruel practice which
ought to be prohibited by law, for animals
should be protected from such unjust treatment.
The Hurdle Race is kind Of break-neck con-
cern. in which none but expert or desperate
boysenen will risk themseves-but the very
hazard incurred, and the prospect of seeing a
neck broken, form sufficient attractions for the
sporting community; and such races will NO
doubt be generally well attended That Of
Monday last would probably have had much
llrger audience, but for the extreme heat OF the
weather.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

PLEASURE EXCURSION b MOONLIGHT. 1t will be
seen by the advertisement in another column, that the
eagle Artlersts" have chartered the large and eie-
CANT steamer Columbia for a moonlight excursion
down the Bay this evening. She will leave Light st
wharf at u O'Clock, and after proceeding down the
Bay suitable distance, will return at such time as
may be agreeable to The company on board. AS the
proceeds of the excursion to be appropriated to
the liquidation of debt incurred in the erection of
their armory, is expected that they will be Literally
palYonized.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

Ice! Ice. Ii twill be by reference to advertise
ment in this paper that Mr.W Jones' No. l9l Spear
wharf has received fresh and full supply OF Rock
land Lake fec, and is ready to supply NIL demands
The purity OF this ice is well known to every per
son as recoamend it to all who desire to enjoy the
benefit ofso great conservative element in remedyng
the evils consequent upon the extreme heat of the
weather
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

NAuyoo. The Warsaw Signal contains nu-
merous statements of violence in OF about Maui
VOC. William Backenstos late Sheriff of Han
cock, has been ordered to leave the holy city
lie is accused of being the correspondent of the
Warsaw Signal. Patriarch Bill Smith, OF
Nauvoo, brother of the prophet, whose wife
died about four weeks since, was again mar,
ricd on last Sunday weok-havng been wi
dover about eighteen days. His bride is about
lG years of age, and he is 50. The split among
the Nauvoo saints is growing wider. Bill
Smith heads one party, the twelve disciples the
other
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

HHBK SALE-A most valuable cook, WASHER and
II roncr, "a years of age, with her children, boys
ii, and years old, and the child months old,
slaves for life Also for SALE muIatto boy, years
of age, slave for life; black man, 81 years of age, to
serve ID Yeas good farm hand; boy, 10 years of
age, TO 10 years, good waiter ana coachman;
about years, good cook, washer and ironer
black woman, 20 years Of age, serve 20 years, with
her child, years old, slave for life good cook,
washer aud isoner black boy, IA years of age, 10
serve Ia years. very smart and active about the house
For other particulars apply TO l.. F. SCOTT,
jyl6 Slave Agent. 10 Exchange Place
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WEDNESDAY, July l6 las.
FRomTHs EXCHANGE RGAD,NG-Roou BOO,



Bremen ship Iuse, Scenken Bremen, A. NujIay
Bfenl. brig Feldhusen, 81. Thomas, f. Rodewald y
ID idier.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Hooper, Port an Prince lao
TheO. Kali.
schr yrmadeIa, Welsh, Norfolk, Petersburg ant
Richmond, Z. Pendergast & Son.
ARRIVED,
ship Grace Brown, Myers, 80 days from Bremen
mdSe. and le6 passengers, to Alex, Brown & Sons
ship Mississippi, Harvey, I days from New YORK.
mdse, to JnO G. Chappell. Saw in the 6ay shin We
nice, Salter, for this port
Brig Andloscoggin, Patterson 10 days I'm Portland
plaster, 10 Jones " Abbott.
Schr Alexandria, Lewis, fOm Rockiand Lake. y.
Y. ice, 10 w. Jones.
Schr Repeater, Travers, from Alexandria, ,. c..
mdse. 10 Rose, Merrill s. Dodge.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, fiona Philade,ohl
ndSe. TO T.. e. Harris.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk, Saw
nothing
MEMORANDA.
Barque Home, Sanner, for Cadiz, cleared 1t New
York 18th inst,
Brig Kent, Gavet, of and for Baltimore. unce-. vas
at Neuyas 4th inst.
Brig Reaper, Breaon, hence for Galveston. tclaaled
Both ut) was spoken 10 date, lat 30 30, lOR. Il 25
Brig Commerce, Blanchard, from Baltimore, was at
barbadoes 18th ut Ia sail next day for eeWard islands.
Brig Mary, hlutro, for Baltimore, loading al
MayaguCZ 18th ult.
Brig Charlotte, Titc0mb, for Baltimore, in DAYS
was left at Guayama, P. Il. 2oth ult.
Brig Sally Ann, Tucker, from New York for TluN-
lilo, vas at Key West 9Th inst.
Brig Joseph Balch, llartt, for Baltimore, cleared
al Boston 18th inst; and Schr Gen. Scott Doughty I'm
Baltimore, arrived a do same day.
Schr Wellington, Kuowlton, hence at New y ork
18th inst.
Srhr Comet Banney, 6 DAYS from Baltimore for =:
Thomas, was spoken 9Th inst lat. 33 %, lon, e. 5
Schr Blanchard, Chamberlain, for Baltimore. sailed
from EastpOrt 9.h inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

knLEp BY Lightning. A violent thunder
storm passed over Morris Plains, in Morris CO.,
n. j., on Monday afternoon, in which a man
named VIM. Donald was struck by lightning
and instantly killed, while returning from the
field where he had been ploughing corn, He
was driving his horse, which was also knocked
down, but not much injured, He had an iron
wrench in his hand. Mr.. D. was between 40
and 45 years of age, and was formerly CLASH
cal teacher. He leaves a bereaved wife
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

New PrBLlc ATOMS" English Grammar" Icy Juo.
s. Hart, A. NJ, Principal OF the Philadelphia High
School This is one Of the very best treatses on
Grammar that we have seen. We have been parlcu-
larry pleased with the brevity and precision of the
definitions. This is a great desdelaum in a book
that is to be memorised. Clear ideas should be con-
veyed in the rwest words possible; and the author
appears to have succeeded in the eolt to be at once
brief aud explicit. The remark OF Horace-'.Laboro
esse brevis, flo obscurusdoes not apply his rea-
tse. The arrangement of the hook otherwise is ex-
ccent and calculated to facilitate the progress of the
youag student.
"Expostion of the Constitution of the IT, states''-
by the same author, IS intended for schools. The
treatise contains appropriate questions and answers,
and without being prolix is sufficiently extensive to
ensure to the young American familiar acquaint
ance with the economy Of his government.
"The Glass Book Of Prose-" This is a reading book
by the same author, consisting of selections from
English and American writers, in chronological order
with biographical notices. The selection appears to
be judcious: it is printed all reading books for
youth should be, in clear, bold type.
sThe Glass Book of Poetry by the same author
containing selections in poetry from English and Ame
rcan authors, after the of the foregoing, and
is a fitting companion 10 ii. We would have pr, ferred
more articles from American pens in the above selec-
tons. The above works are all gotten up in neat
and substantial style Publishers, Butler s. Williams
Philadelphia. They may be had OF Messrs Gushing
s. Brother.
We have received from Mr.. c. A. Hinckley, No
2s0 Baltimore street, '1he Nevcs of Garretstown,'
a tale of l7G4 and small pamphle, entitled "Slavery
in Maryland briefly considered" byJ l.. Carey, ESD
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

SOMETHING funny. On the arraignment OF
McNulty at Washington, the clerk, after read
ing the indictment, asked the prisoner if "the
gentleman pleaded guilty or not guilty?" The
prisoner facetously replied that, as to the gen.
tlcman, he pleaded guilty, but as to the indict-
ment, not guilty. The prisoners reply was a
witty rebuke to the absurd innovation of the
clerl;
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

NEGOTIATING IN Ice. In Sussex, NewJersey ,
last week, was seen the phenomenon Of seeds
in head of rye negotiating in ice. They threw
out germs and roots four inches long. A SINH
lar experiment tried upon wheat was attended
with the same result.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

New JERSEY. Cumberland county, New
jersey, has aow two of her sons in the United
States Senate, the Hon. John Henderson, of
Mississippi. and the Hon James D. Westcott,
u FLORIDA
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

DEATH OF A MINIsrER. We learn that Rev
Charles Eden Browne, of the Baltimore Annual
Conference of the Methodist E. Church, and
formerly resident of this city, died at Wash
ngton city, where he was stationed, on Tues
day last, after short but severe Illness
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u.s. DR.. JAMES McCCLLOii, Graduate Of Uni
yrrsty, London Licentate OF K. College OF Surgeons
Englanh; likewise of the city OF Dublin Lying in Hos
pila, for disease OF women and children; member of
tie r. |. AcadPmy and for length of time Assistant
Surgeon to the City OF Dublin Eye tnhrmary, under
the patronage of the celebrated Dr. JaCOe, Professor
of Anatomy and OphthaimC surgery, k. College,
Dublin. From his experience of diseases OF the eye,
he IS prepared to operate for squirt or StraDlsmus
vision, with efficiency. May be found, by those wish
ing to consult him, at all times except when absent
professional duty at his Office, No. 100 NORTH
HOWARD STREET, between Saratoga and Alul
berry. jyl1-sm3tT
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-17

4 SpEcULAING WIDOW. The widow Of
Edward Higbee, dealer in fish, the New York
Sun says, sold to physician the head of her
deceased husband, ~ ho died about fortnight
ago, in Wallabout l.. /. This was discovered
after the body had been buried. At the request
of the relatives it was disinterred a piece of
carpet had been substituted or the head Of the
deceased His brother has been confined TO
bed ever SINCE suffering deeply from grief and
veXation.