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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-08

SEVERE GALE ON THE CoAsT-Damage TO
Shipping, Sc. As We predicted the storm was
more violent throughout New Jersey, New
York, and on Long Island, than here. We
have no intelligence from Albany or Boston,
The gale on the coast must have been very Sc
we're. We copy the following particulars from
the N. Y. Herald ofThursday morning:
We learn from the officers of the vessels that
arrived yesterday, that it was perfect hurr-
cane. Thus far, we have not heard of much
damage. To-day we may receive more parti-
cuIars.
All tho shipping in the harbor and at the
piers rode out the gale IN safety; no material
injury by any of them that we have heard. The
bay and river are full of drift ice.
1t is reported that the ship Mosem, Captain
French, from Manila, is ashore We have on
ly received the report The Moslem was to
leave Manila on the LIST Of October, and is
therefore due
We also hear that dismasted brig was at
anchor at the South West Spit, yesterday
noon The Samson has gone to her assis-
lance. We believe the brig is called the Yes
per.
Another ship, said to be from Liverpool, is
reported ashore, but this we doubt.
The New Jersey pilot boat Commerce came
in Sandy Hook at 10 o'clock on Sunday morn
ing. In coming up in the thick snow storm,
she run ashore on Staten Island, between the
Elm Tree and the Narrows. When the pilot
left the boat on Tuesday she was tight-he
came up for assistance.
The pilot boat f. X. Collins went ashore at
Gowanns Bay, yesterday morning. She was
driven on by the ice, and will have to wait
there day or two. She is too strongly built
to be seriously injured.
The U. 5. steamship Princeton was boarded
on Tuesday morning off the Tavern House, and
pilot put on board. When last seen she had
all her sails turled, and was standing off shore
right in the teeth of the gale, under steam.-
This shows the great value of the submerged
propellers to all vessels in storms, especially
when they are on lee shore.
The Princeton, from cruise, went to the
assistance of the schooner John Hill, which
was totally dismasted in the gale, while at an
Choir in the lower Bay, aud was lowed to town.
The Princeton had all Of her topgallant masts
down.
The pilot boat New York came up Yesterday
from IA cruise. She was off during the gale, but
received no damage.
The old packet ship Sheffield is below, said
to be safe. She was in dangerous position in
the gale,
There were no arrivals or clearanccs on
Tuesday.
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Reported for the American Republican,
PHOCEEDfNGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
FRmay Feb, l. lS45

FIRST BRANCH.
Branch met Petitions were presented and
referred.
Mr.. Breck offered resolution, directing in
curry as to the propricty of removing lumber
yards from the populous parts of the city
Adopted.
Mr., Purviance from the committee on claims,
reported tavorably upon the petition of Mrs.
Colvin, and uniavorably upon the petitions of
Louis G. Muller, John Lester and George c.
Sickle; which were concurred ill.,
Mr.. Leonard, from the committee on health,
made an unfavorable report upon the petition
of VIM. Price; and directing inquiry az to the
condition of Bowers sewer. Adopted.
Mr.. Dllam, from the committee on markets,
made a report in favor of the extension of Bel
Air market, as contemplated by previous lcgis-
aton Adopted.
Mr. Harker reported hill providing against
the sale Of cattle i'll any street, lane or alley,
and for the setting apart lot for that purpose
Oh the city block. Read.
MIR. flarker, from the committee to whom
the subject had been referred, reported favora-
bly, upon memorializing the legislature in favor
of "a reorganization Of the City Court. Read.
On motion of Mr.. Gault, a message was
sent to the Second Branch, proposing Joint
committee to confer with the commissioners of
Baltimore county in relation to the construction
of u new Jail, or such alteration in the present
as will secure separate apartments for prison
ers. Adopted.
Mr.. Brown submitted resolution directing
inquiry into the condition of the Charles street
spring. Adopted.
Adjourned over till Monday, half past three
O'Clock.
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Alexandria, d. G. Feb. /, lS45.

H1cuIy Impoer,Nr rpoN Mrv,coi Cur
...ofcu.,,a o, p..,.,,. .,.
w., ''''O'' '1''" s'' ""
J0r me present. ihe last sailing brig Ramon
dc Zaldo, Capt kingsbury arrived at n York
on "Wednesday. in n remarkably short MASSACRE
f.oro vor, Gen.. with lo,,o,, ,aa ,or, e.,
pNpo'' ''0'
'ha'c''y 10 INC '4'i ui'' Inc intelligence Is
Of the utmost importance.
Santa Anna, after having been defeated and
driven into a small town near Puebla. has re-
sorted to diplomacy, by sending three commits
sioners to the city of Mexico, to negotiate for
the safety of his head In fact, he has pirtuaiiu
surrendered all his forces 10 the Supreme Cor
er,,ment
The following is the official notice of the sur
render:
From Dario dc Vera Cruz, Jan. 49,
GeneT" I" Ch'et and Calet secretaryS 0t'ee,
p..,, NJ '''.a S"n = io,o
H. E.aai,a ao. ~ W ~ ,i iioN'
IT,, ona ~ Ioa n.y. a, -" ,,o'o VI
"i''"',"' Iu IA 1oae dai c t,o"uoAa, yes
y '''| s', , totu 'ot .no oui'Ul VI
1H'T. paIno I%''.e MY ~elp .oiiom .
" Wy IN oaaH So,ta.a'' incse 'utoo olii-
az W .iou' WIN s"o
,'' '.'' a0''iI,''o't VI "i' uriiiC,
ues NOW e"'seing III t'ie hePapl'c, anu LOT inc
prevention oil iufther Dioodshed
1, therefore, order all the forces that cover
The INES around thIs city and now under my
command, 10 suspend an acts OF hostlllties; to
abandon the positions lhey now occupy, and to
retire TO the town OF Amo|oc' there to await
the result OF tne negotiations OF those officers
In view OF TINS commission, doubt not that
secondIng the Pm'anthropy ny which ! am ami
mated, you VIII order the forces under your
command to suspend, on their part, all hostili-
lies' ana aV' Ia inc chusioh OF blood, winch
should be carefully preserved TO be shed only
"i ~ "eoIs1'.y' anu against ioie'gh ioe'
God ana Liberty,
lead-eSaal'ers' jan 10 r. M
ANTONIO LOPEZ Dn SANTA ANA
10 zen ION lGNAcio DE YNcrAN.
Il may De tnat TINS IS only rtse on the part
VI oal.a ana 10 gam illne' IN oraer TO strke
,t'oio uer', -. oo" ai0 Is 700 si'eWu tac
t ~ 10 49, I.,o"n l,".G u. oI'c' deiay
!. u to' os,t' e ,owoyei Ina' 'hus iaf nc mas
nov; ;',u ' Mnlnao '''0 ""' "i' HAS 'ee" ui''o"
'''t Th u'n Mon;aog s,oo- :.
w. C, .';s,i e1ui''" a'ilveo III
pe'a VI 40 "''i t'0oiI noui Canlpeachy' as lne
.'a','S So Az o U.s. wv" V wo.o ~ oP
p0'0 of Tho E Gaa Tf"1
VERA CRuz, Jan' "a lst5.
DEAR S,R:-This citv is stll in n state oil
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THOUGHT AND DEED.

Ful many light thought man may cherish,
Full many an idle deed may do;
Vet not a deed or thought snail perish,
Not one bat he shall bless or rue.
When by the wind the tree is shaken,
There's net boGgh or leaf can iait,
But Of its falling heed is taken
Ply One that sees and governs all.
The tree may fall and be forgotten,
And buried in the earth remain;
Yet from its juices rank and rotten
Springs vegetating life again.
The world is with creation leGming,
And nothing ever wholly dies;
Aud things that are destroyed IL seeming,
In other shapes and forms aTise.
Aud naturc still untods the tissue
OF unseen works by spirit wrought;
And net a work hut hath its issue
With blessings or with evil traught.
And tt9u may'st seem to leave behind thee
Al memory of the sinful past;
Yet eli, be sure thy sin shall fird thee, G
And thou shall know its fruits at last.
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DR.. JOHNSTON.

A mealher of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licen
tate of the Apohecays Hall, Lond0a and Graduate,
from of the first colleges in the United States, ma,
be consulted in all diseases incident To the human
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and impnldont votary Of plea.
finds he has mbibed the seeds OF this painful dis
ease il too often happens that ill-tmcd OF
shame or dread of discovery, detcrS him iTOm apply
ing to those who from education aud responsibility
can alone beriend him, delaying till The constitutional
symptoms of this horrid disease make their appear
ance, such As liberated sore throat, diseased
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dmnGss of sight
deafness, nodes the shin bones and arms blotcheS
the head, face and extremtics, progressing on viii
frigtu rapidity, till at last the palate of the mouth
the bones of the fall in and the victim of this aw
ful disease becomes hord object Gf commiseration
till death puts period to his dreadful suferings, b.
sending him to ''hat bourne whence no traveller ~
turns" To such, therefore, DIR. JOHNSTON PLEDGE
himself to preserve the most nyiolable secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals o
Europe and America, he can confidently recommend
safe and speedy to the unfortunate victim
this hoirid disease.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have injnt
ed their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such a
for Squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those for Deformit
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, Sc, performed OF
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side Of NJ FREDERICK
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from TIT
corner Observe the name.
o. Advice to the Poor GRATIS. oaS
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SECOND BRANCH,

Branch met. MIR. Wight, from the commit
tee on claims, reported uniavorably upon the
petition Of S. S. Briggs, Esq. Adopted. And
favorably upon the petition of Charles R. Car
roll. Read.
MIR. Barnes submitted the following: "Ro-
solved, That tho Register be requested to pro-
cure for the use of the City Councils, the regu-
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OUTRAGE AT CHURCH. Some base villain
peIpetrated an act at the Methodist Episcopal
meeting house in Middletown, Frederick coun-
ty, Md, on Monday night last, deserving Of
severe and merited punishment. 1t appears
that Just before the meeting was dismissed, the
holy sanctuary was desecrated by pint bottle,
filled with liquor, being hurled violently
through the window into the church, breaking
the sash and several pancs of glass. No one
fortunately, was injured. The guilty miscre-
ant escaped.
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city: but, possibly, he may be able to effect his
escape on board an English frigate, stationed at
Sacraficios, with orders, as report says, to re-
ceVe him and protect his person.
Should he, however, determine TO beseige the
place, Generals Bravo and Paroles, who left
Puebla on the 10th inst. with 10000 good SOL
dicrs, betwcen cavalry and infantry, will very
soon be on his rear and his fate must be deter
mined; and iftaken prisoner, as he is immense
ly rich, having, as is positively known, more
than twelve millions of dollars in England, it is
more than probable that, by using this money
in good way, he will save his own and the
lives of his officers; although by his more than
brutal conduct in Pueba, he has forfeited all
claim to the indulgence of either Moxicans or
foreigners.
The officers commanding the city are Gems.
Nora and Hunandes the castle is under COM
mand of Gen. Juan Soto, most sterling man,
and an inveterate enemy of Santa Ana.
VERA Cruz, Jan. ii, 1915.
In the course of the night, we learn by an
express from Jalapa, that Santa Ana has com
menced beseiging Perote, and that neither Bra
70 nor Paroles had left Puebla on the 18th inst.
and even among the most sanguine friends of
the movements against Santa Ana, it is belicv-
ed there is an intrigue going on to save him and
his officers, which will he the lororunner ola
fresh outbreak that will cost an immense deal
of bloodshed.
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MAYOR OF GEoRGErowN. Henry Addi-
son, John kurtz, John Cox and Jas Thomas,
Esqs., are recommended in the Georgetown
Advocate, as suitable candidates for the may
orally of that town at the ensuing spring cleo
ton.
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MURDER OF AN INDIAN. Lewis Rogers, son
of the old chief of the Cherokee nation, was re-
Gently barbarously murdered by some six or
seven men, belonging to the Ross party, near
Fort Gibson, Arkansas.
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MAYOR OF LANCASTER. Mr.. Carpenter,
Dem, has been elected Mayor of Lancaster,
Pa. He received GIT votes to 2S2 for Moshcr,
American Republican, and l9s for Bear, wing,
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Reported for the American Republican.
COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE

ANNAPOLIS, (Md,) Feb. G, 1915,
No. ST. Robert w. Brooke and wife, vs. w.
F. Berry. Dorsey, j., delivered the opinion of
the Court. Decree reversed with costs, and
cause remanded for further proceedings.
No. SO. Robert Welch of Ben. u.s. John Par
ran-was further argued by Randall for the aps
pellant and 7. F, Bowie for the appellee, and
concluded by T. S. Alexander for the appel
lee.
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,gz-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
fu carriers at only SIR and quarter cents per week
payable the Carriers only at the end OF each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by NAL, to distant
subscribers the rate of -Four Dollars Per year-pay
able afHays, in advance.
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DO No LONGER SEsS
eDS &c, eGS
HUT CHANGED no Is,

{n3- The public are respectfully informed that nv the
ordinance of the city, regulating the numbering OF the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 to 49, of which his customers and strangers
Will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BlTFERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting
Tie city, and Others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines Tor the of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rhcuma-
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which liable. In addition 10 the
many certificates published in the papers of the day
ne has IN his possession number from most respeeGa
BILE individuals, all esuying to the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen AT his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity 10 return
his grateful thanks to "a discerning public, who tIvr
extended 30 his medicines such liberal support SnC,
their introduction into this city: and he is happv IN
athe belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturers he would caution the public against any
attempts that may he made to impose upon them q
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top Of the
cork also fac smile OF his the abel the
side OF the boue. None other genuine; therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
10 be most excellent remedy Tor bilious complaints
They are extensively used, and pronounced o.
the hest family medicines now before the public.
In addition 10 the above lie has many other MEtl-
CiNAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufacture,
together with 4 great variety of PEkFUMERY cata-
legucs Of which be ut his store and which
he warrants to he equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GcULEY. No. 81 baltimore street.
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
" n Rgmgutt,T M 8 &C tbp ,fi,I onrTti-
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DIR. LEACH.
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
ENTI II,
No. - NORTH CHARLES STREET,

II Opposite 81. Paul's Church,
Preends to be the Cheapest Dentist in the city, an
warrants all operations to be equal the best and
suit the patient pay required. None but the he,
Porcelain Teeth, and purest Gold used. TEETH in
serted from so to SO each. Extracting % cts. MD
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THE MrssING PACKETS. No intelligence
has been received at New York of the missing
packet ships United States and England.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.
may truly he
said, that no one has
evoT been so successful in
nn,nn,und,nu a n,oJinipa which

h.s Jn'ipa -" ,n,,oh ~ ra,iouo ;h hnm,o,
family TO rob disease of lis lcrrors and restore
the Invalid IN health and comfort as Tho Inventor ana
pronr;enr oc ,hot mos, dasorvod,s nonuIar t,ny ms
dicne In SVAVNE.S COMP0iIND syrup OF
WILD CHERRY and none has boen sn generally ma
t,oniz,d nv The Profession and Others ho,h in his
conn,r, ma IN rnrat,a ,,r %os ,hnro evnr hnsn IN
great nm effort in the short snace o onlv six ar seven
years IN d,reve IN. cred,Ions and ,,rthiuk inc D.,
49,. ,'';, w. ~ w. ,:' -, - " ti;s,
diyidnoIs af vim" the name "r WIN Iu ny o"d a
inch nr ,'n ,an7o Of H., ii .cs,t;o, y" VIII
Snror ,ho,, T,nn, ,b t f he r. and o. Of ,i
I ,o 49, b. ~ 80, ~ e s ~ ,r ~,
shans and , !, mo HIN n W. eu a..
hn' a. ;,,,Jce ~, oam,in,, ,,o MIMI 49, a.,
my;.no prcnara,o, R uc ~ao,o,,"g So '
F Ii-J5 ~ - =, M, !; ,I,1;, ~ 80, iJ ~
h"" C"e'g when Is "o''s 50 hluch 9ood III u''
WIZ ~, nr,y,pr IN, SrrCtI I,;poerops p,
AZ ,,,rhas' , -, ,, o ''', 81; ,, ' 49, '-A.
inc ar,dla ~ nenn,e hy I'm ," biS %
nrI1 nnc comnomnGrd ~; n rc,,,y,,, pI,s;c;rn and
ayo ron, ,nnI' v.r; s at,, ., sp cav,
If thc p,ot;'ssi6n and which I'D IN ms oreot Jicay
crv Thnusand and TENS Of thousands Of, tEe he's, test
ii C t vi ] "t I nv S S
U"m"ound Syrnm Of Vvid rh"r,y for Tho l,,r" q,
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood, Liver Complaint, Iick
ling or Rising in the Throat, Nervous Debility, Wcak
ness of the Voice, Paptarion or Disease ofrie sart
Pain in the side or Breast, broken Constitution from
various causes, the abuse of caIome Sc Bronchitis,
Asthma Whoopme Cough, SC, were declared to the
world years before any other preparation of WILD
CHERRY came out. The most SkcPtica may satisfy
themselves to the truth Of the above, by little in
quiry in Philadelphia The genuine article is prepared
only by Or, SwAYNE, whose office has been removed
to II w. corner of sh and Race streets, Philadelphia
The BaLdG and other spurious articles of Wild Cherry
has been sold out and sold and the poprttors
are Obliged 10 resort to FALsEHoop and SrRArAGEM
to make their own out Ell 1t. Inc genuine article is
put up IN plain style m square bottles, covered witt
p',e W,appt,, M'an S'''" ''' "'''' ''' proprietor
S'p,,'" M DhI; . ,,o,os,cd 70 r,, ,h
S* WIS g sy p Of WA c%s s'
ul"' "as anu - @ S uh lI'i"' 'c'oIN
r,fGs "i u'1'"I'S n,o , pa'ei .t sh oi te
FfocsS,l' ~" s'' al Wv tg nv MI!oS ca'a"GHe %
rue" -it"t'"l'' WIN mn, az u""s puh'h ul""Sh te
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SILVER SPOONS! SILVER SPOONS!
y Those going TO house keeping would do well to
call Oh G.. u. CLARK,
Water street, I'd door from Calvert
Who has large assortment of SILVER WARE now
Oh hand which will be sold at moderate prices. fed
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

NUFIH FItEDE-NICh 1tFEI,
4 IN the right hand side going from Baitlmore-si.
~ two doors from the cOrner-where may be oh
tanned most speedy remedy for Gon0rrhUa, elects
Structures, Seminal Weakness, paM iii the L0ins, at
fectons OF the Kidneys, and every symptom of Sc
cret Disease.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ATTENDANCE from : in the MORNING TILL 10 at NIGHT
DR. TOH NST0N
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VOLUME So NUMBER Sc
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITlI.

- - 49,.
RAITIMORC IOCY uNcpunar
HSoA hvofhIhAA
$3.50 sreesraen Sereet, Dalstaovs.
u" Tfs knhI HS'sD NOS0oLs1 snoJH RtsE vsAsOaR
sInssE Two DOORS bkoh TAE cOaSKs.
wv hEkE may he obtained the usose upsrJv
w rvm@dy for csoorh,. G,-,,. AGO.. e--r.Y
nes-. I.oin. a6.eiio.. of n, 49, -
ynp,oi. q Secret bi.>a.~.
CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE - m
IN FROM ONE To TWo nAvs
AU,u,I,cr, fror. :. ~
~ us DMntsG nU ~ - o1I6.
DIX. JOHNSTON,
member Of the Royal College surrso.a II<s-es>, - -
APo;beesry. Hsu London. Graduate r,- - - -
.s.s IN the usied satss may eoasals- B. n S,-> 49,
70 the human frame but especially an CO. f
cEarAfS pp...r
whe, the mi-ruded and inprudeas v.,ary Of p,r..-,
Inn ibid the ~rSs Of tins painful n N, -.
shame OF dr-,d N a,..-.- -
appSns 1 o-e who from e<ueaise. r-psrss,av -. .
befnen delaying an tb> eo.-s.,s..-, =.
housd dl.sa,e .pp>.r.se. .u<a !. .s,..,~
d...s.d nos' nocturnal pains hssd a. -. x.
head face and ertemi,ies prosr,-sss :. - 49,.
a. .. u. p.ia,. Of The mouth sos-s e q, - = 70
I'M " N..@ OF tns s~hi dts.ss beeoo>s ho( u0s-rs -
do. 49, y, .a I'm pa's p~r'oA 10 his tsss<ai snveA -
nun 10 tn.t ecesns whsses ssvsz-s ppsssun- =.
ssss . o., s.s ,s P,s:.. aa.
pa. Of Eu,oor All 49,. -. $1,000 y ~ - -
.Is and .o.ssy ea, =, ,n ne can eo.na..siasy ysa1s
- 'VN' e''e 70 ns unornnsts victim q - bnnA q,
n. ,,.,,,.,,,. a., rtT
d..a,e owing 10 n .nsluo =. 49, - tAs hsssA
Of that deadly pei,o. mercury r.. - .se,. - -
the t--du. N ~. IT, - ry ss~e. - 60 -
FATAL MALADy
S1r T,xx N.rcx-rso-
stiiution. BY certain ur,ef,r, 1871, .Ss nssd 49,
wh.ta pity thar . young ma a. 49,
dxrtns Of his parent, ,b,ula ~ - sssnay. - -
ertoyn~ut. OF life bv hr co,..,a. - ~ -
nature ami pdrlxiar I'm 800 s--w.S - - - -
M.pn,.or
N III :. g. - -,NeAA.NAn
snee' h.a s1und mni md bedy w. ,.,x
@ lhroush hr becomes weary pilgrimage u. -,
hourly darker TO the view-the b.eoa,., ,h,ao
part and MED with the mesnehoiy reflection that r,r
another becomes blshied with our own -fP&-- Z"
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
Ut J. addresses young all who B. y, i,,,,-d ,s
IMPOTENCE 49,, ~, -
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PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C. &c

IL
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS &C. &c.
WE have now in store, every article usually
required line. has been purchased in IN.
Nohern Cites from Importer and dealers principally
,o' e, which enable. US IN osr Inducements Country
Asrehant. and others who may favor ~hhs call.
10 bblsNo Caster OIL
10 10 Ep salts
50 ID. csomel. English and Am.riean
500 do refined Csmphos
e,-s powdered JAlap
do do Rhubsr
DO Peruvian B.rI
do bestEns. cali. do
do do do lump IL,
do Asafrhds
cash Flour Sulphur
do Cream Tanar
do sup. soda
do Blue stone
so ib. Rhuhari
refined Borat
eask sal.E'a,us
casks Pear.,h
J Dbl pure ground Ginger
Tags race Gfhser
bag. Pepper
Dsss Ai-Pee
bag Nus.r.y.
Dbl Mace
500 lbs Carraeea. rna--o
quo lbs best Mseeoboy s.la
40 boIes extract Ioew'od
10 Ibis ehipped and ground 10. wool
Is Dbl. Coppera,
10 bbis Alum
5ofo lie White Leadnol
1000 Ibs onbra MaI..r
casrs chrome Gresn
. do do yellow
do dry v.rtEtT-
DO pure ground veriisJIs
30 kszs Green Paint
20 hne Paint
casks VenitIan Ref
do Spanish Brown
10 bisspanish Whiting
1000 gallons Linseed OIL
1900 do pure winter sperm OIL
500 do pure faE do ID
500 refined wha- do
500 do Spirits Turpeniine
500 gallons Alcohol
500 boxes Mul'ea Ash and Mercer Window Glass Al,
soued-Coaeh Copa and Japanvsrni-h, &c.
GAYNOR. WOOD Co
NH 10 Who'esae nil Ret Druggists.