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ALBAsr, ArRrL 6. 4
The Buffalo correspondent Of the Rochester Daily Demo-
eat writing from that city the M instant gives the fol-
lowing extraordinary intelligence: 94Eg
can extraordinary excitement has prevailed at Queenson
and lewiston b the hast three days The ice has disappear
ed from here with great rapidy Such has been its
the Falls Of Niagara accompanied by strong
north wind that the Niagara river has been completely block
ed up. The ice yesterday (the %, within mile Of the
Falls forty feet high In the rapid course Of the ice
every thing the docks and whacs Qucenston and Lew
has been swept off, with the Of the storehouses
AT Youngstown it has cleared off every house near the wharves
and the steam flour mill has gone with it, The damage ali
round il not fF from 500, 00O."
This all have TO say the subject II reached here
this morning by the Western mail The mail this afternoon
west OF Auburn has failed, that we have no confirmation Of
the news II Is am told, true in every respect learn
that Mr. Smead Of the Canada express was ut Lewiston
the time and unable to Canada on Of the sud-
den rising Of the river II Is singular however, that the Buff
ao papers Of Friday afternoon, day ac the date Of the
above letter, are silent the subject Mr.. Smeads intel
gence was communicated Mr. Lee Of your express and by
him to me. SsA M
THE intelligence Of the extensive fcshe in the Niagara
nver confirmed by the Rochester Democrat Of Saturday. and
the loss estimated at the stated by Mr. Livinrston
correspondence The wharves at Queenson, Lewiston and
Youngstown constructed At great expense Adr.1
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OREeoy.A company Of emigrapis from Illinois and lowe
purpose taking the line Of march from Bloomington the
9TH instant for Oregon. The marching distance from Mis-
sour TO the Oregon shore the Pacific through nhos
army could not well accomplish it in less than four months
The Rev. Ezra Fisher goes out with this company mis-
sion under the patronage Of the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society.
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Mr. Hatch, who has been on trial New Orleans for the
murder Of Mr. Jackson in ball ROOM has been acquitted
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Several steamboats, running in opposition between
New York and Albany, and take passengers fifty cents
eachdsance 80 miles II is not probable that this win
last long, though the boats all running quite full
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to- and divide it into hree part for the repair Of tho
church, and another for the poor and the third for Gods
wants who have the Of the church,"
The following passage shows that the rucness c The Anglo
saxons by excluded pomp and magnicence
and exenress also the beneficial influence Of clerical csa
lishmenis In. an infant community ="
"he interior Of these eiGces exhibited an anna, sn, o
improvement and superior display Of agnifcence of H.
spols which their bartous ancestors had wresed from more
shea people considerable portion was now dedicated ID
tbe service the Deity; and the plate and Jewels which ,he
Pety poured into the treasures Of the PRINCIPAL ohuuches are
represented OF such Immense value taat Is with rectnce
we assent " the testimony at contemporary and faithful his
toans From them learn that on The more soIen,r s,
walls, every vessel employed in the sacred ministry was o d
or sver that the affairs sparked with Jewels and ornaments
OF the precious metals that the vesmcn of the pres and
his assistants were made Of silk, embroidered in tho os cor
geous manner and that the walls were hung with f,reiQn
paintings and richest tapestries Ia the church built by Bucge
IN Wessex before the year 700 the principal altar was cover
ed with curtains Of cloth Of gold the was Of gold with
sver ornaments and gems the chnice and paenc which
bore me sacred body and blood Of Christ cup Of gold
chased with precious stones and dish Of silver Of great mag
nude IN the church Of York stood two affairs entirely
ed with plates OF gold and silver One Of them also
mened with proflson Of gems and supported lofty
Of equal value Above suspended three Of nine
lamps IN pharus Of the largest dimensions Even the books
employed in the offices Of religion decorated with similar
st. Wicd ordered the four Gospels to be
written with letters go purple ground, and presented
them to the church Of Rpon in case Of god in which
enchascd number Of precious sons Of these ornaments
some had been purchased from foreign countries many
executed by the industry Of native ars In their converts
The nuns employed in elegant works Of embroidery in
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

IN OATMO&AECY II. PRICE.
We PRACTICAL WATCH MAKE
NM ~ No. Co :. CALVERT STR
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NATIONAL. HOTEL,

NATIONAL HOTEL.
(LATE JYHTTM.9N'S EAGLE HOTEL.)
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STREET,
And in the immediate vicinity of all the Steamboa;
and Packet Landings,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
FHNH1S large and conn odious House has recently
Il been taken by the subscriber, and has undergone
a thorough renovation. 1t is now NEWLY furnished
and modernzed in every department. and compares
favOrabiy with any Southern Hotel.
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt atteation,
civhy, an excellent Table, in charge of capable and
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS.
MEALS always ready upon the arrival of the diff
fcrent trains of and steamboats, served up in SUI
periOr style.
The patronage of the public is most respectfully
solicited, and eXCrtions shall be spared upon my
part to render all who may stop al my house at home
m20-tf J. STOCkERlrGE, Jr., PROPRIETOR
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EuIRFH OF July.
TO ANNAPOLIS AND ROUND BAY


fg--E.E9s- H. The safe and COmmOdOuS Steam
IL I4s,aa7R cT BOSTON Capt. TAYLOR, having
aSry..l Gr been chartered for the occasion, will
-s5%='tr-as=s2s17make an excursion TO Annapolis and
Round Bay on the fourth of July. leaving the corner
of Light and Pratt streets Cor that neigborhOod) at
O'Clock A. NJ Returning will leave Annapolis about
O'Clock, p. NJ, ia arrive here before sundOwn.
There will he a BAND or MUSIC on board.
Refreshments and Confectionery will be provided and
reasonable prices charged.
Tickets so Gents for the round "Trip.
10 The Boston will touch at the County wharf,
F. P. going and returning. y3 ~
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m
" CIlRONOMETER & WATCH MAKER.
hIt-IJ No. IL SorTH GAY sTRETT.
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ESOR PONGoTEAGUE,

E ACCOMAC COUNTY, E. S. OF VA.
*. lfssas2 The Steamer RAPPAHANNoCK, Capt.
ssssn Noah Farhank, will touch at PongD
SikSsst.SasGA league, Accomac county Z. Shore of
Virginia, on her trips TO and from Fredericksburg rs
heretofore, and will continue to leave on every Sat
urday Afternoon throughout the season. Fare S3 80
For freight o: passage, apply to
:. NJ SHOEMAKER, Agent.
mlTthfStE ~ Office Hughes Quay.
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BEAUTIFyL AND HEALTHY


E&sagztiRS5S5slsg,s EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, OLD
-SlS.'.z.aoI.,4sI. POINT COMFORT, CAFE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE By the baillHorr
Steam Packets superior and comfortable seantboats
GEORGIA, Capt GoFFER. and HERALD, Capt. RUS
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, AT O'Clock.
e. VI, and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
sane hour, During tGis excursion passrng,S VIII
nave the Oppnnuniy OF gpiag III the Steamer JcWcSS
capt. sutton. on every Saturday Afternoons ON au OK
cursiou to Cape Henry, and mly b. left at Old PUu
Comfort, where the Baltimore boat viii call tor then
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion i 50 bti thCi1 to invaids by ret
ting the breeze ana advantage o. salt water baths.
many who cannot leave home only for a short time,
WIN lind this Tip Of much advantage.
Gr}-Passlce and fare for the round trip will be made
at moderate price by appIyinsto
jel3 If r. SHEPHERD, Agent.
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LLOYD'S UNION HOTEL.

FNNFfH ON DEIitSlUN ED has great pleasure
n IN Informing his friends and the public generally,
that he has opened the UNION HOTEL, situated al
the Corner of PRATT and CHARLES STREETS. in
the immediate vicinity of the Rail Road Depot and the
different Steamboat Landings, where he would, in the
mos, respectful manner, solicit their patronage. He
at all times accommodate Travellers with Lodg-
ngs, without meals, or Meals without lodgings, and
his terms will be moderate ia accordance with the
times He has spared no expense in the fitting 40,
furnishing and decorating his h-use and he trusts he
shall be fully reimbursed for his outlay by the liberal
patronage OF an enlightened community.
{G5- Travellers may rest assured that his arrange
ments of such character that, his house, they
will ind themselves at home.
jel2lm THOMAS LLOYD.
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SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE Wealth

SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE Wealth
- Err. We scarcely meet person who is not more
less troubled with cough cold. Old and young,
the prudent and the imprudent seem alike to com
plain.
Many think it a temporary cold, which will pass off
in day or two. This is not always the case, it
will, in all probability, terminate in consumption if not
attended to in season. Our advice is, use HANcE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HUARHOUND, which
will cure you in two three days. Price 50 cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH :. HANCE, l08 Balti-
more ST., and at his old stand corner of Charles and
Pratt SITS. ie25
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EXCURSION ON TIE afH or JULY

u NTNINftT
h2n2Se~' h. The large and commOdious steam
u L.ga.5tS boat COLUMBUS, Capt Parish, will
IT, s.iILiII leave Light ST. wharf, on FRIDAY
80 -zir'a==@ss1A1OR NENT, the fth If July,
at o'cock, on an excursion of pleasure 10 AnnapO-
lis. Amer leaving Annapolis, she will proceed some
distance down the Bay, which will enable all to enjoy
the sea breeze, and return to the city about sun
down.
The COLUMBUS is the largest steamboat the
Chesapeake, has an immense upper d. ok, aud eau
accommodate a very large number of passengers with
out being crowded.
"A Band Of Music, also Dancing Music, will be on
board. CoNFECTIONARY, .'SNACKs, SC, on board at
moderate rates
The Boat will stop at the County Wharf, f. Point,
going and returning.
Tickets ST. ladies and children half price, to be had
at the othcc, No. Light street wharf, and at Collins
Hotel, f Point. iyl A.
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o. ERVANpS FOR SALE. have Tor sale al
iSpreSen some most valuable house servants. cooks,
house maids, wailelS, ana first rate fam HANDS, in
every respect whatever for life i9r term of years.
The can come highly recommended from their pre-
sent owners. Families wishing to purchase have now
good opportunity of getting good servant. Apply
to LEWIS f. SCOTTI,
iy3 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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ml3-tf Corner of Baltimore aud Frcdc,ick' 5,s.
NOW FOR THE BARGAINS.

NOW FOR THE BARGAINS.
ssSS ELLING OFF! SELLING OFT! 70 pre-
~ pare Tor enlarglng my store, | am now selling Of
at very reduced prices, my large and well assorted
stock OF DRY GOODS, suited 10 the present and all
seasons of the year.
Persons IN want ofDRY GOODS, have an opportu-
NIFTY to supply themselves TO great advantage by call
ing without delay. My assortment is very complete
and well worthy the attention Of those who buy either
TO sell again or Tor family and as my object is not
proht, but 10 reduce my stock, many articles will be
sold at cost and at even less than cos-so that
first rate bargains can he had by all who will avail
themselves OF the opportunity now offered.
1000 lbs superior COTTON YARN, assorted
numbers, will be closed out below the market price,
HENRY w. COOKE,
corner Hanover and Lombard SITS.
N, u. Persons who live in the distant parts of the
city, can, for cents, have pleasant ride in the On
nibus to the corner of Baltimore and Hanover streets
Whlch Is within two squares of the store. je25
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NO. ,
iyl-thfm4t-

GOVERNMENT CHARTS. Just received
SH by FIELDING LUCAS, JR., Agent for the sale
of the Coast Survey Charts of L. 5 Map of New
York Bay and IIarbor aud Envrons, founded upon n
triganomerical survey under the direction of F. R.
HasSler, Supdt of the Survey Of the Coast Of the Uni
ted States Trigula,on by j Ferguson and E. Blunt,
assistants The photography under the direction of
Thos K. Gedney, Lieut.. e. ). Navy. The Topogra-
my by c. Renard, 7. a. Jenkins and B. +. Sanas, as
sistants. jy3
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FARE REDUCED.
70 FOR FREDERICKGR

n ac5hsTf FOE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EsysJ YA5A=za A., and the usual Landings on the
Ftf'sstsz"saseaa RappahannOck River. The Steamer
RAPPAHANNOCk, Capt. Noah Farbank will Ieaye
tlushes' Quay, for the above places, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, the 18th of May, at 5 O'CLOCK and
WIN continue TO leave on every Saturday Afternoon
throughout the season. Fare to any point on the Rap
Pahannock River, as far up as Port Royal, $3.50; u
Fredericksburg, 81.
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NNTASuTNGTON MUSEUM.
A LIIAnBRA BOWLING SALOON.

"A IIHA-t VI V INN Eb'J " HIM M T.FBtIH,
"A 32 and 3 L SOUTH CHARLES-ST
n. BALTIMORE bpgS to inform the public that
having, IN every Of the word, ,onfurmed to the
Law REGULATING LICENSES for BOWLING
or TEN-PIN ALLEYS, aud having met with many
unpleasant remarks on account f his STRICTNESS
in not allowing BETTING or PROFANE Lam
GUAGE IN Hts ESTABLISHMENT, and being
now determined To devote his whole attention to the
saloon department, he assures gentlemen the same
snctnrss will he gphtd. His Saloons were the first
established in Baltimore, and my first pledge to the
Ba!tmOr" public was 10 establish place of gentle.
manly resort aud heathful exercise.
The public's obcdent servant.
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
N,B. ALLEYS LET at 30 CTS TIE HOUR; or
STRING OF 30 BALLS, q! CTS.
:G3"fhe Proprietor, in making his prices so low, is
10 afford an opportunity for all to participate in this
hralthtul exercise and every 80 balls be paid for
when concluded jCl6 I'm
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R&AKE YOUR rOILMr COMPLETE.

GgAFSF YOUR TOILET COMPLETE.
We This cannot be done unless You have the CIR
CASSIAN COSMETIC, it is the best preparation
known for beauufying and promoting the growth of
the hair, it removes dantruf scur &c, and is par
ticuary useful TO the Ladies, ii not only prevents
the hair from falling out but gives it a soncss and
brilliant appearance, which can't be exceled. For
RED OR GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS, use the
CIRCASSIAN HAIR DYE-it changes the hair 10 a
beautiful natural looking brown, auburn or black
without staining the skin in the least. Tryit-you
will not regretit. Look out for counterfeits and pur
chase of none but advertised agents. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
SAMUEL REED, Chemist,
corner Gay and Saratoga streets,
And at retail by J. w. BARRY,
jel9 lm corner Pearl and Market SIS.
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nIsTORY or TrIE coNsIrL.

- '1''3 IIkI- ItI4NIII. JIst
ported and Tor sale by +. LUCAS. Jr..
- No. 10 Baltimore street.
Historic DU CONSuLAT ET DE L'EMPIRE.
par A. ihietS, Ancitn President du Conse des Min
lStrcS To be completed in 10 parts Parts l. . and
now for sale Of the cheap French edition
Also, few copies Of the fine edition. with nor.
traits Of Honapartr AS st Consul, Napoleon As En-
peror, soult, Prince Eugene, Bernadoitr, Alexander
Isl; frederic Augustus, William 3d of Prussia Fran
els 1T of Austria, Nurat and Theirs, together with
many handsome wood cuts, jel6
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I}hNGAlNS! BlE.GAJN.!

y ID n tttF8I vs.! BiTIGNINr!
Es42tS Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
I~%%/ STREET, opposite Fayettr- St. where may
- be found beautiful assortment of the most
iashionAble BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS
HHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS. and a general
~Snt'ment 81 Fancy articles Also, Caiicoes Nous
IN DE Laines; Lawns; Linen lIdkts.; gentiemen,s
stocks and Collars; SnspCnders and great variety Of
Goods too tedious TO enuIperatc The public are re-
specially invited call at this New aud Cheap store
where they will be accommodated with flesh goods
ana at the lowest prices. nc DOat forgct-N0 "a
VA = l REEL, Opposite tayrtte. 8DlO If
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FISH HOUSE -sPRhNG Gardens.
-t,.Igs&s This pleasant place of Summer resort,
tEEi!! having undergone thorough repair, is now
EMtM open Tor the scaSoN-and usual FISH,
-MAlM-C CRABS, Sc, just from tie water, will be
served at short notice.
~ Persons desiring to visit this beautiful spot can
OBTAIN BOATS either AT Balicys or Black :, on his
sdeor the house can be approached by land, cross
ing the Long Bridge II is Oie of the coolest retreats
near the city, and the proprietor will Cndeavor to
make all comfortable vino visit The place
jel4 .eOlm FREDERICK REGELIEN.
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RTEW THINGS AT HINCKLEX'S. Two
~ Merchants and their Tales, by Il. $. Arhur-2jc.
Dashes of Life, Part IL; lnklings of Adventure, 50c
Bohemian Music, Part LES cts.
Graham's Magazine for July, Csc; ATthlr's do. lSi
The new Opera of Leonora-Subscripons receiv
cd-S2.5O.
A fresh supply of the Weekly Herald, containing an
account Of the great Jackson PrOcr ssion-6!.
The Neviiles Of Gareitstowa, Temptation, Badges
for the Procession, sc. Sc
The Mysteries of Love Revaaled--2Jc.
c. A. HINCKLEY;S Literary Depot
2s8t BALTIMORE STREET,
i've one door East OF MclIellan's aiey.
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BoNNETS SELLING OFF,.


The CHEAP BONNET STORE has com
EES9menced selling OFF at reduced prices as the
L%Z| season is passing and now offer Florence
49, Bfaids, Rutland Braids, Brants, NeapoIi-
tanS, plain and Lace, Gimps, Modenas, Birds Eye,
smell, Pedal, Beven, Gluted Lawn and Fancy BON
Nhin, at very low prices. Childrens Bonnets in
great variety very cheap. Also, LeghOm and Braid
Hats; Palm Leaf Hats Gimp do. &c. &c, at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
je3O No. p Howard ST., 81 door from Fayette 81.
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EXHAUSTION az TYIE .lTH a. .IUIlY.

q ssrsssa The Steamboat COLUMBIA will
s&Ss-ay;sGsfsNsp leave Commercc-st Wharf on the
isasiisrssas- morning cf Ath of July, at O'Clock,
for an excursion down the Rav, and wil return by
O'Clock, p. VI. Her superior accommodations wei
known, and every eXrrtion will be made to sustain
her reputation To guarantees the comfort Of her pas
Myers, but limited number Of Tickets will be Is
sued.
{F3- Confectionery, Snacks and Refreshments will
be pfentituIly provided.
HAMsoNs y CLtRK's Military and Cotlon Bands
are engaged
{G3- Tickets with the privilege Of taking a Lady 81;
LADIES' tickets 80 cents; Children with their friends
. cents. For sale at the Office, Commerce street
Wharf.
For the accommodation of purchasers of tickets
residing the Point, she will touch at County wharf
both gning and rrturnng. WILT
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FOURTH or July.

ID cs4o,r7 EXCURSION NORFOLK. OLD
3lSsgJl,abslsFss POINT COMFORT AND BACk.-
.5s<sr.s7c,tsstE.. BY the Steamboat HERALD, Capt.
Russell. on WEDNESDAY. the I'd, and Steamboat
GEORGIA. Coffee, on THURSDAY, 3D. July-wi
leave Spears Wharf, Baltimore, precisely ati o'clock
Z. VI.
{C3- Excursion Tickets can be had al the COmpanvs
Office for the above Boats, down and up-retufniuc
by Mondays boat, 9TH July, leaving Norfolk ut o.
clock, r. NJ and will stop going aud returning Old
Point Comfort to land aud take off passengers,
Passage, with meals included while on board
the Boats, round NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......SS
iVl-dit f. SHEPHERD, Agent
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27-tf A. CRAWFORD. Agent.

A NHEAP FAPERHANGINGS. have Just
u received large assortment of fine glazed and
common American PaperhmgngS, Borders and Fire
Board PRINTS, which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices.
Paperhangngs of every description done in the bes-
manner, at short notice.
Also, on hand an assortment of Window Blinds
embracing Venitian Blinds, Transparent WINDOW
SHADES, STICK BLINDS, Paper Blinds, SC.
Just received an assortment OF superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low by
JOHN &. HOLLAND, 45 Gay St,
m3l near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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J,P. SOUTUCOMB, Dentist,
No. % FaVette-st. 3D. door from North
rOOTHACH! TOOTHACH!!

1hisaggravatlng pain
~, I can be cured in a few
,ssps,,g- Il ssga.SsS minutes without pain
81 ~ "a ~ ri Cor Inconvenience, so
y III u IL IS Athat il may be filled and
- II liz ~ I'LL Arendrred a valuable
"1~ S-'ss"''4-- %-~s'3 tooth for life, thereby
obYiang the pain and danger of having it extracted
b. DIR STINSON, 81 HANOVER STREET, doors
above Pratt, who guarantees a permanent cure in all
cases. Also, FLEEING, Scaeing, Plugging. regulating or
remedying the Irregularities OF Chidrcn's Teeth,
Or. :. VIII insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from one
to full set, IN the latest and most approved manner
He has paid particular attention to this branch of the
profession, and his operations give perfect
satisfaction in all cases, Those troubled with teeth
that have been improperly inserted or requiring new
sets. would do well to call early as possible. aS de
lays generally add obstacles TO the operation. Per
sons doing so may rely on being treated in a skiltu
manner and at prices that cannon fail to 49,.
Dr.. :. has an article for filling teeth ~ are TOO
much decayed to be plugged with gold, which will
render them serviceabIe and durable This article is
entirely unlike the dement's now ia use, as il ever
furnishes or changes color.
&C. All operations performed N the most de. Table
manner, and at veryreasOEable charges. Office hours
from A. NJ To p. NJ api
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NOTICE. NEW AGRICULTURAL ESTAB
~ LISHMENT, by
JOHNSON A. COyTTyCy9y

GRANT STREET, near Pratt
Who have now on hand and are daily manufacturing
''klce's Improved FANS;r Wheat Cradles; Grass
ScytheS; Cutting Boxes; Ploughs and Castings in all
their varieties, by wholesale and reta Corn Shelters
Corn Cultivators HarOws and other smaller articles
connected with the business. All kinds of repairs
done to order and with deSpach, either in wood or
iron work. !G3- Farmers, Captains and the public in
general, are invited to give them call ut the stand
lately occupied by John 4. Durding Co. Also fresh
Field and Garden SEED, in variety ie2I-Im*
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A tOSTIV ENEES. Persons afflicted with this
v dreadful maady will fud immediate relief by
using HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, l0e Balu-
more ST., and a! his old stand, corner of Charles and
Pratt SITS. e25