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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-20

o. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. On
TOMORROW, (SUNhAY,) l4tI inst providence
permtting0 there will b. delivered in the Caroline
street NJ hOhist L. Church, three Sermons upon the
Sunday School cause
In the morning at eleven O'Clock, the PrcaCh.r-in-
charge, Rev. STEPHEN AsBURY RoHet, will occupy
the pup in the afternoon at three O'Clock, the Rev
JOHN LANAHAN; and in the evening, commencing at
seven clock, the third Sermon will be preached by
that talented and eloquent advocate of SUNDAY
SCHOOLS the Rev. STEPHEN SAMUEL RoZRL.
Collections will be taken up on these occasions, in
aid of the Societies of the Stations and about five hun
dred of the Scholars will occupya part of the galleries
and sing several beautiful and appropriate hymns.
The friends of the cause, and the public generally,
are cordially invited to attend. IT.
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sS>ucctraN GsentgBttcHE1,
AND BALTIMORE. CLIPPER,
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 20, 1915.

TRCHuLyp4Ys.- tAri,t,ol, Presents The Christ
Da- Hugdays are asst approaching, aud Is a vasl a
qu; % nl0nry will be- rypeud dgrint the pres
.ui sns1@I wrrN, for gits. books, T"ys, me macs
,ru.l4. e. tnsav nothing of groceries and Other suh
SIAN iais we desire oci the attention Of putC chaser,
10 ulr advert sing roIuWus, where already will BE-
s,uud formidable display, which win domhll'ss ht
ucTcased rfum dtt To day, As We know uur adrr'
sng Trends are drir rnnci to sell he best Articles.
al me lowest prices, We have no hesitation M urging
3urrRascls 10 rive them all 4 cat
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o. CONTENTS on THE SATURDAY FISI-
TER. Continuation Of the stOry OF the Motheress
Daughters; WiIle's Death, Tale for Old and Young,
by 7. S. Arthur; M. Valentines Case, or Mesmer-
Using the Dying, by Edgar A. Poe; the Extraordinary
of the Enslaved German irI; the Colored Peo-
PIES Tribute to Rev. DIR. Breckinridge; Letter from
Berwick, Pa, by w. +. p; Letter from Washington;
DR.. Monkur's Reply to DIR. Leonard, respecting the
Small P0x Hospital War and the War Spirit; Local
and General News &c. For sale at the Office Of
Publication in North St. Price cts with or without
wrappers. Price per year 3 so, or 81 for months
o. BOY, of experience in the Printing business
viii find employment at the Vsiter Printing Estab
Enlistment. IL
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CogGREss,- Sub Treasury biz. 1t viii be
seen by reference to our Washington cores
goD3ence that, among other interesting matters
occupying the attention Of Congress, a bill was
reported in the House, yesterday, providing for
the establishment of the Sub-trcasury system
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d. EAkG& REWARD will be given for the
70 epeFSF conviction of any person who may
attempt to counterfeit the 'mprOved l0dan Vegeta
bic sugar Coated Pills. now so celebrated through
out the United States for he of coughs and colds,
and winch by their mildn 'sss, pecul operation in
removing all distinctions and restoring all functional
arrangement of the stomach, liver and other digestive
organs, purity Ing the blood and Strengthening the
Whoie system, with their convenience and Cet talnty
are rendered The m ost useful genera aud family med
cine TO be found To duoid imposition, examine the
Ortten sign uure Of Or. G Benz. Smith on the bottom
of each box Price - cents. Office, l79 Greenwi
st., large brick block. liz
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S EMF TO CONGR ESS. representative of
~ the well known house of EMORY & co sent
to Congress! What think you of that? And vet il In
as true as preaching. We sent whole ticket com
bnation 81 as Ga, in package If whole tickets in
yesterdays lottery 10 member of Congress- and that
same Congressman worth day S2l $50 more than
he was yesterday. This improvemt Mt in his finances
is the result of making snail investment at the ex
tensiye and wei known Lottery Agency of Emory 4
Co, No. Calvert ST., Baltimore.
DRAWS TODAY,
Perfect Beauy-l2 Ballots.
Capt. ais s 5000, $4,000, SO 900, 90 of $1,000
Whole Tickets only So 00-shares in proportion.
Emory s. Co. will sell on certificate
70 Whole tickets remarkably low, say S74 90
20 liait do do do 81 90
20 quarter DO do do 10 50
70 Eighth do do do 925
Orders for tickets should e carefully directed TO
the lucky and far-iamed house of
EMORY < Co, 9 Calvert street.
Baltimore, Md
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fG7-OFFlCihL DRAWING of the nd. ConsUli.
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for l8i5:
Al 81 50 As II 81 II 40 is &c
Al and 80 being the lst and ID drawn Nos. each 500
Al and Cd, being the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos. each 10
Is and %, being the 9th and 10th drawn Nos each 10
Al having Two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 5
All having one ony of the drawn Nos. on, d" "a
HrOis The old established House Of
Emory, No. N. Cavert-st,
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THE WESTERN CONTINENT A new
mammoth sheet, to bear the above title is anuuunc-
ed the first number of which will be issued at Balti
more, early in January 1t will be similar in size and
general appearance, the Saturday Post Courier and
Meals Gazette of Philadelphia and will be published
by MesSrs, TAYLOR, WILDE & CO, Baltimore, at
1wo Dollars per dnnum Twin be under the Edi0-
1ial management of PARK BENJAMIN, Esq, well
known Poet and Critical writer, and the former
Editor of the New Werd; assisted by w. T. THoMp
SOC, Esq of Augusta, Geo, whose talents a wr-
Ter OF wit and humor will be admitted by all who
have read the celebrated Major jones' Courtship,'
of which pnpuarwork, Mr.. Thompson is the author.
With such Editors, the ''Western Continent" canR0t
f ~ he 81 readable sheet. and will doubtless nhta
a high and deserved pnpu arty-[Cincnnati Times.
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GI5-ElGUTH WARD. AT meeting held 81 the
18Th inst, at N. II. kennedy's for the relief of the
suffering poor, !. TURNER was called to the chair,
and WIN q, CALDWELL appointed Secretary. The
Ward was laid off in seven districts and collecting
committees appointed as follows, viz;
LIST district.-MOnument street, from the Falls to
MCkim str ct, and to the northern boundary of the
Ward. ColIectors--J J. Turner, VIM. Price, T. o.
Sellers and Henry Grey.
2nd district.-Harlotd Avenue, both sides to the
boundary of the Ward Observation-Disclosures Wolf,
Sterling Thomas, John j. Harker and J. II. Durand
3rd dis riot Neighbour to Chew, and TO Sterling,
and TO Madison and to Ensor, and Ensor 10 Forrest
Colectors-J. B Frey, N. Cornelius, Thos. Dreamer
and Edward drummer.
18th distrct.-Hiilen 10 Front, Front to Monument,
Monument TO the Falls, and TO Centre ST., up Centre
the north side of French and to Forrest st. Collec
tors-Abraham Silver, r. S, Bowie, Aqula Straw
lings and David Atkinson.
9Th dstric French to Hillen, to Potter and 10
French ST. Collcctors-N. L. Ket nedy, C. A. NJ ed
niger, Matthew Shaw and N. ID. McCouas.
9th district.-French to High, Hisa to HilIen, and
TO Potter st. Coll 'etors-Nathanie Lightner, j. II.
Wilson, Walter Perdue and w. @. Caldwell.
7th district.-French st, south side, TO Centre, 10
the Falls, to lIillen, and Hen to High ST. Coec-
tors-Wm Grubb John Fox, WIN. s. Gross and VIM.
Hays.
j. TURNER, was appointed Treasurer IN the ward
After which the following resolutions were passed:
ResOired That COMMITTEES be appniatcd TO confer
with the other wards in Inc event Of convention of
the wards being held, a' many no doubt viii collect
more than will be necessary for distribution in lh1ir
respective wards
The committee appointed in accordance with the
above resolution, are L. o. Sellers Sterling Thomas
and w q, Caldwell.
Resolpe1 That this ward recommend to the other
wards the appointment of similar committees omcet|
at the City Hall, GA TUESDAY EVENING NEXT,
the 23d instant.
ResoIved, That this meeting now adjourn to meet
again at The call Of tac Chairman.
J, J. TURNER. Chairman.
w. @ Caldwell, Sec'y. IL
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N7-LAFAYETTE LYCEUM A y

~ LAFAYETTE LYCEUM. A public Lecture
viii be delived before the Lafayette Lyceum on
TUESDAY EVENING, the Sd inst, AT O'Clock, in
The Lecture Room Of ST. Johns Church, Liberty ST.,
by Nh p. K. LOveiOy of Maine Subject. ''ThG Ly-
ceum." After which the following question will be
discussed by two members of the assocaiion-"ls
II probable that Onr Republic will fall by the same
causcs that have destroyed Others Tickets le cts.
To be had fan of the members at the door the
evening of the meeting. e. G. STEVENS,
d20 81 chm. Com. of Arms.
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MARYLAND FARMERS CLus. Tie forma-
non Of agricultural societies, and the exhibit
hon Of the products Of tho farm, are well cal
2ua:ed 10 hcget emulation, and to improve the
cultivation OF the soil and the value of the
farming interest Of the country-we are there
fore pleased to see, that the Maryland Farm
ors Club has been established, and that its OBJ
jecis arc approved by many of the best farm
ers Of the state. With the improvement in
arts and sciences, the mode of cultvating
nRd, and the general management of farms,
mus. change for the better; and it rs therefore
exceedingly useful to have associations through
chose agency the various new discoveries may
Be applied, and communicated to the world
In this respect We believe that the Maryland
Farmers Club may become Of great practical
utility. Chemistry as applied to agriculture is
becoming extensively understood, and this club
Fill no doubt devote attention to this particu-
az subject, having all the lights which can be
afforded by experiments in other sections Of
he globe. Agriculture is delightful pursuit,
and certainly the most independent which can
sc adopted; hence we desire to see it prosper
n al its branches; and are favorable TO all
means which can be adopted for its advantage.
Believing that the Maryland Farmers Club
Will have this tendency, we would urge every
man connected with, or rendly to, the farm
ing interest, to unite with this association.
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a GENTLE TOUCH YEsTERDAY-Two
IN prizes Of SiO0 sold by SCH9OLFIELD & co
To Nos IL 40 Al prize of $500 sold 10 lady of this
iowa, Md.
Nos; Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 3, drawn
Dec. 10, lowest prize S2t, are:
81 So b 40 AZ 81 II 40 le 2s
Draws TO DAY, the handsome scheme of Md Con
solidated Lottery, class so.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
pilze OF $4,000 prize Of 1850
l,0UO q 300
5o0 2a0&c.
Whole tlckets Sl-shares in pGoportien
In which Scheduled 4 Co will sell on certificate
packages of 2j whole tickets for only S4 80 halves
81 40, quarters SO TO- eighths 81 e5.
FOR he prizes in packages, single tickets Or shares
be sure and call OIL the all lucky
8CHOOLFIELO & co,
No. Calvert street,
IL First0hce from Baltimore street.
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N3-nu. OF TANNlN Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become immense
TO soften leather, no matter how hard it acts the
aslonishmen Of all, and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops in use it is invaluable, and 10
stables would be without il when once known.
lobe had at the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
sis, Baltimore. Also at the corner Of Baltimore aud
Harrison sis, and at 81 Thames street. 1t
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q NlTY AND OTHER STOCKS would be
" received in payment for new Brick Houses that
yield about 10 per cent Apply forthwith to
THOMAS J. GOTF, Al Second street.
FOR SALE-A store and dwelling on Baltimore
street near Frederick in fee smple three stores and
dwellings on Pratt st., near Frederick; warehouse
on Smiths wharf; HOUSES on Dugan's wharf; one
on McEIderry's wharf; handsome dwellings on ST.
Paul, n. Charles, Faycite, +. Baltimore and other
streets; small houses prices from 800 to 81 800 each
TO yield go'd ntrest building lot "a by 900 feet
with two fronts, for 300. GROUND RENTS FOR
SALE-in sums from - to 5000 each. Money to be
loaned on mortgage Apply as above. d20-ot
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BLANK BOOKS AND BOOK BINDING.
liza RSnNS DIs LcSrEAA &. X IIIsI 10, IN il.


Ill., operation an extensive Bindery and Manufac-
ture To oider and otherwise Blank Books of every
description, consisting IN part of Medium Blank
BOOK, VIZ Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Rec ord
Cash and Invoice Books.
Deny Blank Books AS above
Cap Ledgets, Journals, Day Books, Invoice and
Cash Books, Letter Books, Blotters, Sc, Broad and
Long full bound.
Cap half bound Books as above.
Letter Ouarto Blank Books of all sizes. Memsran-
dun and Pass Books, Cheek Books, Bin Books, Bank
Books, SC. &c.
Binding in all its varieties, fancy and plain done at
a short notice.
r., p. X. keep constantly fol sale good assert
ment of FnnSnaP and InttOr PaPor ulod and plain,
Quilts, Waters, stamped Notes and Drafts, Penknives,
Seals, Sealing Wax, Tablets, Pocket Inks, Gard Ca
SEES, Pocket Books, Sc
Gold and silver Pencil Cases, and Gold Pens of the
best Manufacture,
Steerpcn Ink, manufacturedby Hogan s. Thompson
Philadelphia, expressly oi the metal pen but equally
suited to the quill pen.
The abIve, together with almost every article in
the Book and Staff merry line, to be had at Isl Pratt
street ncxtto Railroad Depot, da0-cotII
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OEFICE OF ErCHER B. co

VTTIOF OF FIETCHEk Z co.
No. ) Holiday ST., BALTIC.
NAME FORTUNES GIFTS for Christmas
NJ Week IA follows viz
MONDAY, 100000, for G.
TUESDAY, $4,000, for
WEDNESDAY, 81, 500, for
FRIDAY, ST, 000 for 81
SATURDAY,, $4,000 for only ~
the Small Fry" $4,000 lottery draws THIS Day.
in which the tickets are only 81 EACH quarters 25cts,
and a package SO IS. '
Orders by mail, To secnr6 attention aud handsome
returns, should always be directed 10
JAMES FLETCHER & Co. Bajtimore ND
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0;#- ECTURES IN THE UNlNER3ALlST
CHURCH. Rev Mr.. SuREGLEY viii preach in the
tnVGrsaiiSt Church TO-NIURROW (Sua ay,) at Ii
O'Clock, A. III; and at o'clock, T NJ. he will deli
yer Lecluie (by special rtqIc,tA in explanation OF
81 Epis. ThessaIOnan, LIST chap. 9lh verse-"Who
shall be punished with everlasting destruction from
the presence 0i the Lurd )" sc. &c.
There viii! br religious in the CnversaIst
Church on Christmas day, at II O'Clock, A. NJ. II
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OUR Book TABLE. Received from Messrs. Taylor
Wilde & Co: .'
Montezumas, the last of the Aztecs: an historical
romance on the Conquest of Mexico. BY Edward
Maturin-in two Volumes We have not read the
work, but the author has selected subject upon
which 10 form most interesting romance. 1t is de-
dicated to VIM. H. Prescott, Esq, the Historian OF
the Conquest Of Mexico ..
The Heress-a novel, by Miss Ellen Pickering
price 25 cents.
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~ = n Inc oid year is coming to close go1ousy at
EGEKIoNS'' Two more snug prizes presented to
LADY residing on High-st-l of s coo 10 comb ia
" ~ and Of S4OO to comb II IS AZ. Such presents
presume are not Objectionable, particularly about
Christmas. We would respectfully suggest The idea
.at more OF le air ones from that section might do
Small Fry OF $4,000, Of a0OO-Tickets 81, ers. o5c
full package for only so TO- and May draw tAe four
highest prizes in the lottery.
The drawn numbers of yeste rday,s LOTTERY am
Al SO IS 43 AZ Ga II 49 10 26
~ EGERTOSS' EVER LUCKY OFFICERS
cor Souh-st' and Exchange Place, cor. of
1t Commerce Pratt or cor. Gay & Pratt. Sta
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Museum The great Sea Monster is exhibiting TO
delighted audiences, and is to be seen tonight with
three laughabe pieces introduced on the occasion OF
Mr. Barney Williams benefit. We expect good
Saloon, for the psbic highly delighted with his
nnr m
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gold CREAM. Mrs. MCPHERSON, No. so
~ NJ Howard street, has just received from Phia-
depha, Cold Cream, an excellent article for chapped
hands and lips do
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rnHRE GREAT uYnRARcunS NJ.

Exhibition from 3 A, Nj. to 10 p. NJ. Abundance 25
GEMS, ch.lhrth ~ cents. d20-2wif
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EHEEeFU 81 ERsY-In Fancy Boxes. Mrs. MIC
a kERSON has just received from Philadelphia,
French PerfImcry in fancy boxes intended for heli
day presents. 81 N. HoWord st, d20
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gold AND SILVER BULLION FRINGE.
We Mrs. MCPHERSON has just received another
supply Of Gold and Silver Bullion Fringe So North
Howard st. d2O
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COACH FACTORY.
y n EsCE s. HIN RIM Nv

D ETURN their thanks to the citizens of
IA Iowa and Illinois for the liberal
share of public patronage which they
have received and embrace this opportunity
OF informing them that they have removed
from their old stand on Jefferson Street,
to more commodious building. situated on
the corner of Valley and Main Streets,
where they are prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice any description of carriages
now IN use, the workmanship and dura
bllity of which have been fully tested in
this vicinity and need no further recon-
mendation.
They have Just received good and gen
era! assortment of materials from New York
Pittsburgh and Wheeling, Of the latest
style, to wit: lace fringe, patent leather,
elliptic springs, &c, Sc which will enable
the m to furnish work at rates to- suit the
purchaser. Produce Of every scrption
taken in payment for work.
iune % HIT
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Reads Concentrated Syrup Of
Sarsaparilla.

YEyHE subscriber now offers TO the pub
lie his preparation of Sarsa parilia,
which has been much used at tue East,
though never heretofore offered for sale. 1t
is not intended for the cure Of every disease,
but as u grand renovater OF the human
system, and perfect remedy for such dis
eases as proceed from an unfree state of the
blood or habits. 1t is intended for serofu
lous affections, chronic rheumatism, dscas
ed liver, general chronic disorders, syphilis
and is particularly etlicacious in removing
the effects OF mercury from the system N
The following recommendations will satisfy
all of the great usefulness of the medicine.
TO those to whom DR. Carol is known, his
name is quite sufficient.
Auleboro', Mass Dec. 25, As.
Read Sarsapar,la has been Of great ser
vice IN this community, and numerous in
stances OF radical cures might be named -
1t is particularly efiicacous i'll chronic dis
eases, and know Of nothing surer in re-
moving the effects of mercury from the
system. Though heretofore made only Tor
private use, It's virtue has become extern
svelv known .. DRAPER.
Being friend privately and gratuitously
benefited BY the above article, can freely
say that gree with all that has been SAID
hy Mr. Draper, and am pleased to learn That
the article is about to be offered publicly
for sale, as the suffering community Will DC
greatly assisted by it
ID. C. CARROLL, VI. d.
The above medicine is neatly put up, and
sold, wholesale and retail, at the City Drug
Store, by }. READ.
ana
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TWILL SELL $40 acres Of good improv
N ed Land about % miles from Buriingto on,
direct on the road to Iowa City, in Louisa
county, at the Virginia Grove. The inn
pro7ements arc good double log house,
and large barn and shed, aud other out
buildings, with "A choice orchard of about
900 apple and peach trees, with running
water through the farm, 100 acres under
cultivation, the balance choice timber and
prairie and of good quality.
-ALSO-
40Oaofes adjoining the same with new
Log house, aud about 10 acres under cult
va'ion with running water through the
same, about $50 acres OF timber the balance
good rolling prairie.
ALSO
200 acres adjoining theaboye part tim
Der and the balance say $50 acres OF choice
prairie with running water through the
same. The above Lands | will sell at
good bargain part down and the balance
on liberal credit Titles indisputAble:
for further particulars enquire OF the sub
scriber. good bargain Will be given.
ape WESLEY JONES
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Medical Card.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of 1856 Fulton'st
IL Nelo York, Member Of the Royal Col
lege of Surgeons, o! London and Edinburgh,
and Graduate OF the Jefferson Medical Col
lege, o: Philade phia; also, author Of a work
embracing the following subjects, viz: Ma
trimony. Impotencv and Steriiity anatomi-
cally, physiologcally and medically ex-
planned, with comprehensive exposition Of
the nature and modern treatment OF Syphi
lis. Secondary s. symptoms, Gonorrhna, elect
Structures, Nocturnal Emission, and all the
consequences arising from Masturbation -
DIR Fawcett continues his private consuita-
ton on the above mentioned diseases lat his
long established Office. l96 Fulton street,
New York, where the most aggravated forms
of disease will yield TO his mode of treat.
ment, without restraint in diet or exercise,
and :sithout mercury; even when the pro-
creative energies become paralyzed or torpid
from excessive indulgence of the passions,
he will be able to restore The parts To health
and vigor. Persons at a distance enclosing
81, can have Il copy of the work. All let
tiers must be post paid. and directed to ID
II. Fawcett, 1876 Futon-st., New York.
ap3-6m is
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Notice.

YN1E undersigned have Just opened
Il Livery Stable in the rear Of Corse &
Harriman's Coach Factory, where they in
tend keeping at all times good and gener-
al assortment Of horses and carriages Of
every description, to suit the public; and
they hope by faithful attention to business
to merit share of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the
week would do well to give them Il call be
fore engaging elsewhere; for they pledge
themselves to keep on hand at all times.
plenty Of good provender, and good at
tentlvc ostlers Nopains shall be spared to
render general satisfaction
MEDALLION, CORSE & Co
June 90 '44-tf
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Entirely New.

VIE subscrberis now opening, and has
= his arrangements nearly completed at
the corner Of Third and Jetferson.sts OPP
posite the large new Hotel, 2l2 Packages
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FIR r.! FIR E!!

PROT ECT YOURSELVES AGAINST
LOSS RY FIRE
Agency 1Etna Insurance Company, Hart
ford, Connecticut,
"HE subscriber having been appointed
Il agent for the above company is pre-
pared to insure against loss or damage by
fire; dwelling houses, stores, barns, mills,
&c, &C., at as low Il rate as any simiGr in
stitution.
From the known ability and punctuality
OF this company in adjusting all losses COW
cred by them, those wishing TO protect them
selves against loss will find it their interest
10 insure through this office.
+ J. G. PEASLEY,
Burlington Aug. 80 IA Agent