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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
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NNtet cud1 tpcE(, enrcn giebaano uittt rautcu Nct
ter au6Sulssen
0er bernbmtc beutibe @bemFer. Or. Qtetio beboup
te nit Oolen 0teete uno Sufo9e Dclfacer alter @r.
f1hrun9, baG Die 9lrt llnerer Gleouu9 poer S6rper
bcocdung tn hcn,icbeu 0erhdGtuiB ;um S{0rper 1ebt,
I,pe cine gr!pilIe Suoutds 3tobruu9." 9Genu inmcr
Der Gorper parm uno beba9litb ourd rem GduB att
9eneener 5feioun96d 9eb0ltcn pirb> 70 1T Der 25c
barf Der 9tahrun95n1ttte i'm Die uatrIidca Gcr H.
tun0en Oe5 Sylteu5 i'm @ou9e 3u h1cn mct 0erit,ger
ais meun cic Sforperbcoefuu9 fu1mertb roer Idlctt
gcpdhtt miro, lU oaB fie ftincu Sc3uB ccQcu bic Gin.
bricfe res QGetter6 0erpitrt. Dife e0b1,tun9 laBt
IIb nldht nr 0uf ltn8 elb rOer auf uerc El,oer a.
menoen, lcnrcrr aud? ouf Die Sebanclung Der Nou6
tbert, glue Sub, tpc!d1e III raupcr, unGeltler Sab
resjett 9eSpun9cn miro, n Nreien III tehu. rber 1,
au Den falten Scoen III lc9Pn pccr III etncr pffeneu
Sdleute &c. Nd, aufbolteu muB, no Ger Id)neitcnce
Ncroplno ODER jeoer anoerc barfe unb feutte 9uft-
ltrrn Su9an9 bat, beoarf fherd ener meit 9r06eren
Quantttdt Sutter, ais cine Sub, peebe in einen, par
men Stalle 9ehalten uno ouf beba9lide6 GtrpbLa0er
0ebettet miro. Ter llnterIdeo III Ger Siteruno bei
zen 5meieret on9e9ebnen Bebonblun06Qrten Don Bieb
IN bel 25 su 100 prcente gu Guuten Der be(ern Se-
banelung nlio al(c eben oie Suter Gerlat Bel [cd,
tier Seh0nolun1 @ine nlde 9rei8eetuna ben GnfluI-
YEN 1eecs 0Setrers ldDdd on6 GDteu, tdbmt Die Ser
bann9sfraft uno le9t ben Gjruno Su jeber 9lrt bon
tSend)e. Gin bem ln0edihr oe5 QEetter6 n169eebtes
Sber nlinmt gemotnb su(ebeub al; it c8 cine Sub,
ic Schrt ie tbre tld it e6 e1 Dds 70 perlert CT
an Hebhafti9fett, miro unlpf i'm &ebiru uuo It[off,
uno oerna9 nltht, Den rft llbermdB9en Tcrberuu9en
ill entpredelL Die man an iene Wu5fefrdfe At ma
hen 9enrhnt 1T. Sin meio9er Malln bat oEt5 Gr-
O0rmem NIT oen Ibtercn." GtSg.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Sem(nar tl1r Suoben IT, W}dnner

paitor g. 9. Sierbeu,onn 81. M; pt. . unt g. s..
SrcD 2ehrer.
Ole rtcn 9enanttn seDrcr ncbm i ric SreDt sic Gin
tpohntr rrn e tart eautp n tctariti8, naB e pns
tag on TO- Sees ptl9e Nnat wicor 1n eroncM 8coenttu
St sr>ett III aln Smsi9en untcribtc wcte III Den tc
Nntaten ter 2r SDrt mcrren, ais oItc ,b Sprocn
atDcmatif, hic Observation-Disclosures 9cturtf, sr9if, 0ccsra
rbc 0rammatif, seftn, Sbrctten II. { n.
Die scnannttn scDrcr eracn N rrncn ritGrcbunS iber
&ncet am 6eren c5t, e nit iDrtm 8crtrauc, u tcDrcn,
np prprebcn ptn ibncn ptratrn Sulcrn bie m69iIt
tttte Aumertf famfcit Su btntcn.
Oas SAnselo tit niecrs ptu Soften a1entfen; MIN.
6:
Slitbcrt tn9lifbt 3mtiet So so
seten SeDrctcn, Irisbmetif, 8ranmatjt, gcr9rarb!e
IT, 70. 800
I65Dtre MatDtnatIt uno Observation-Disclosures 400
Srra6tn 4,5c
SicjrnScn cle D6ber 3we9t ttprcn, f6nn au bic MIC
ntrcn rbne weitcrc Soften mitlfuritrtn.
@ce be NIT Den SeDrern nibt binlansi1 fa1nt n os
ten, teeten M tei ren fcsenrcn rrcn su ertunpi3en:
GbrD Satt. 81. 9lttGna9el,
Gtt. 6ertruh, Slbn. Sa,
QDt. J5trrtf.
GantoH, fen l. 9lpr. ls45. l6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
f 0 tb o f { n.

Gin fdon ecbranbter uto nod lit autent 3ulfoube
d) bsftnolier, ebr gutter &odcfe, Der Id fir cine
9rcse San1tlie etonet, wiro IN einem dnsert baioen
Drelle perfaNft. GS peroen, &artoeln, Oeu, qSelld
Form, 9ofer, fete Sd,weine, unb anbere eaubesprp-
BUTTE ais sabnns angenommen.-Ie Sfen wirbe 1Iet
am bclfcn fir ellc tn eanoe wchnepoe Namilic life,
TO Oae 9tdhcre iu crfra9en in oieIer Drueferci,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
75 oB Die 9onSe 1Se(t, Die lpunoerbare gStrs
lanltet bon Or Duncan'S 9luswurf bef6roernces
NpInfftteI

lanltett bon Or. Dnncan'S 9luspurf bef6rbernces
SSeiImittel erfahren!-
Ssst3es 1T teael9t9t sur 6eiIuns Nusatbrunsunp
Sraathritcn aDntGer 9otur !
Or Sunfan-9eAdtttr .etrr -
oer unterebefe Gin patnt unttr einer Iufdt fir Die
ptel oepate wtl9tr an9t Der btbils Ouncnofis a.
Sst <St btn"y ttt np ScTuptn Datte SaB id i'm,
e" 'epn rrrbrhtn rnnte, Die iDm 6e(un3 perenlasfe
war m enthrn rsn 9ertu6 mtSbre Nuswilrf befSrpeyn
ssr Sstts 81 MADDEN Das oter CUR 3eit ecm 0lauten AZ,
otele eet welts rbr9ab Nus,brun9 1T bcn aletn INN
neinn patitnn ;nricrcn tfsln erautte id i'm, AZ Sbrtr
9sntfn IN 2eop1fer Or s. g. Coulter, fir bic Oitri,in ,u
heen mas ct CT tbat uo mad >er p Sa teseitsnre cr,
@rtft 8strS"nte; uno wtrfltb 81 mcncm Getan FAM m
p"B mn p"tltn eneu teer mar, nnp tac rttrm,tn brr
9sltsnt war S 9anbc CT 9etrauc Bios 5laten Nf iei
Serl"n9en brette i'd Sbnen picle 3en, Dpeb bre ee,m
mo9c tpabren thre 2Sfnns in a1sbruns ds Il, tt,pet.
ten mic III ptt9em SalIc,-Qbfurssrca
Or. Saaes 0i. 9fifep.
9Nit SeretmIi8f fte i'd otisem, als cine mrfiie nns
Iwabrc l1atIaet mrintn 9amcn tei SD boe has Snion
welde init rsr bsdisn Sranf9 Nus;ebrns serarnt Be-.
bafrt r 5De fsSijn III 3ct ausnhta ue baerd efbrit
lmerpen. Qsnt. s. QBfns
Ills: 9Sayne Co., 3.
C92r 3u habeu tei Scbn Sartcn, eautpu, 5,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Gel6dfts : gr6fauns,
a, @ktS IN erf

go. 35> 9Satcr Street, @tebeIanb, Sbte.
N f"utt d brmtt ieinn pccn Srunten Setannt.R 70
v p cnrm rrudtn VuRltum in 0n9cmciucr, rrn feiner
otermel8cm 9dtnft nA Glernno unp 8lei5st3 erSfns.
ten Sprntapaorcnsc ccf1a ratItf, IN EenntniB tttn.
>Senett einem rpHf@nri8en Nffrrtttnent
GjrDCe eriee
rmlpfcDt or 8Ieid>faIs fcin aus8cuobtcs Eager
fe!uer Haoanno @i9arren ceutider, fran5bGfdcr uno
ranlfttCr gSellle uuo 2iqurre,
0ls TrBc Sron;mcinc 0lcrrt Nbrnweine prrtrcinc
S6mcijcr Mo9tnttcr, o0mtnr9cr S>rrrrrlmm brl Ani.
ett eHr"e"r, Grtrott NtpntG Gberp eprrto 3wet@en'
maffcr, Gbamr18ntr Der trIicttttrn Oottuu9en 1t. ~
<ctbotrn rcHar Seeetin tmpfDIt er frstmpe 1rtieo:
Gmmcntbalcr 8riner Shrctr unp rctbcr cn9dtr Sae,
Sarhcln, Nnbrrs, DrQ0nrifhe drringc, bcutf6e Sntn
Srsi9er erics 6ran;6fcr Cent f. ME r onrrrt in bttcs
Sad 1"9tnrc G9tndnrr On rie etrGeit pti8cr Nrtits
RON Smrrrtcurs il J!ep Ocrt rr 5ap nne jIng.
ttn Smrrraticrrn ttc9tn wrrr, 9outt nQfctmcnt
n i'll tcr GHte frnecn aud 81 bi9fen pren ontie.
ten su tbnnrn, unr tittt 8cnei8n urru inter 3rtt
run9 rccIcr unb rrrmrttr Ecrienun9
Glcrclanr, 9lcr. !, I845. IT.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

Dle fur Gapt. Stcdton a GnsIanb an9efertiate arc
ee Sanens pe9t adt Scnnen ober etra is 600 pfb
Der e181u9escu bafiir berue $1,000, oieleberfabrts
troebt ctwa $3.50. Sbr Derau6 haffen aus tem Sd,if
Re toifcte $50 uo es nabm oer9epannte pferbe, nm
le torfjuSRhen Die @eiammtans0abcn fir oie1es GSe
fhut beIaufen fId auf $5,45O
y rid tnng. 81. s. McGauncn tpofIir am
81. Stt. III 0plcD, Mi1, ne9eu @rn'rrounq rer 9lp.
ccd Somc - cine Der fheuGtId)fteu Gbaten in bcn
slmnalen Ter Serbrchen- 9etan9en. Ger Neuytbeil-
te bIe!t eInc Gcoe an Die oeranreItcn 3uIhauer err
tldrte id i'll erben bere uno bebauptete bis ,ur eb.
ten 2lu9enbllfe Ietne lln1hulb.
Da5 Der. Staaten Sdbif Ct. Warps trof an, 5teu
0tro oon Ser0 Cruz III 9)enacolo ei1 uno berbrabte
0epelhen fltr Die 9le9erung it Wa1biuotcu, ,pelde
on9ebltd) iebr oitg len rlen uuo io9lcb peter be-
,f9rbert wuroen
Ole ST. Morp5 fe9cIte BON Ncra @ru, ,uqeitb mi
Der trittfen Trc9ote @urYoice ob, pede bic oerous
frreernn9 odte, d7 nit ibr ut mel1sn, neldcs6abr-
Iseu9 ocn betrcn am idn'(lten iegefn t6une Die st.
DarDo r8eite talo all lbrcm @e9ner opritter freuse
ieeien Ste1n nc elite fo weit pcrou6, raB llcrr ccbn
SHll een 9Gsttl1nf IhneO ouf9ab.
Die Slattern 9rcfen 5temtid, iforf in Baltimore I'm
Ii'd> lHo babeH ibon DteIe Spfer n5 grat 0cbrodt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Oeut((ber 9(rit.

Or. Sohann 9. S. Solston pon1zSams
tur8, tt bcn Gnmr1nrrn 9cu blrepGia utp ltuses
senr fine Stentc als
9lrst QSnnbarSt uuo @jeburtsbelfer, on.
Sr 0rl5tn Dat rtr rperrrnren G1ursie uno erpnibeu
answcr9en) Eranfbeitsn unb tc hrtrs Sratn unp ap.
ebtn e antbettn trfpnrere 9ldlibt 9crrmct.
Tcn Nharelpbia Spp. s, 1916 17.lS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

400 SIte 9tio &afrc,
55 " 9}f;ffcr nnp Uemtrj,
35 81. .. =. SbCr,
45 @arpics
25 "Smrrrial Ehrc
I25 3drrci 81. o. QNrlafts,
II l0c9sD, q. 81,
$50 >H1rrel y. .. 3udtr,
25 8rrtn >rcjber nnp tIEnf 10
5 09rrcIs 9crruttcr 70
1876 >8ryer 81, 81. 9tcinrn
800 9)funp 9rrilrtt Xralgttn
500 " Smrtftbtn III gIAtUoys
"a Sors On8er,
III s8rrcn .3pui8tbou Satot
Sufam,nen9clret von ], 2, 5
8, unp IL, Stilte,
s sScren 9tun;ll 1t. 9ictinGcns
Sttr %
200 pf.Olac. S6nupftotet
200 Qf. Sertb 20
20 Wrrcn 2Gaprtc 60
100 S1BArn Geo9: Ii. Srr. 6 8
Satad, rcrhbcrt nictt 81
fAimmtlt
7 S1rrel Sio1lebtAto&,
100 Outcnp &autoboG,
Is S1Shcu GjinGcr,
1900 pftlnn 3immct,
600 pf, SlI9cl6cn,
2t sprsn @rp. Dfefer,
5 20 AItpcis
T Srrcn Orr. 3imtnrt,
81 20 GDptrlarc,
SO pf. Olustatniifr,
6 SMottcIn Safriee,
5000 OF. Salcr0tus,
3 Qtrcn 9teis,
6 Nrren prfcrfauft,
90 Sprcu Gro. Scnf,
600 8rren I0arin9r,
80 Bar. IT. ] s3ar. OlodcrtIr,
go Gnintslu Gop Slide
50 86r. Il. ] 0dr. pidtrc( unp
2peib Slide
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
.Deuucr e1iyO g9zc cySgtlla11,
05coB~O O0nDler,

~ 1'C1HCN ~SNAitih VJlOlClttN u" UENtEItElI"'
Do, 5, Grc StrAbc Nofftucn, Oslo.
Secin0uN5en gaargco coer Gouihhancel.
Sic Gnrt5t tn~nnten er61ntn 70 ctn 9r6Btsn
wtttDptcu Sprrat 0dr;, bic IL ptr $onrts9tScnc
ju non nr Etbrr, untc onreyn cl rnren Irtiten,
ais:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
So ; II g 6 netoer,

Srbn bcs Srbn SGncibtr, Sttistcpn, @pumtrttt go
pa-per tD mabrt@einb lit Der bctsn 9eseno bernolen
anDlt 1T prm lntcrc4nn scteteu astop lei ib om,t
fprceben. ' "'
on4 Or. Siloebranot,
wv U"pHf pcH H. 9tE 1919.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

500 25Srrct Sats
rs Sufhtl Ortnrni6t,
1900 ~. q. g. OlonpcIn,
20 &6r. S1ltrrts II. QFoLnIhe,
ID 70 9raItlianiIhe 9lIhe,
90 8crtn @t1rfr,
so " &. .. Vftiftu,
90 " 9c[tc &cif>,
5 " GTtrm $ihtcr,
5 " &oltiI Sstfe,
700 of. Gropr,
1900 9?f. Snri8c [prttrefli@l
20 8@rrtl Qt0un u.&urfcrruB,
/ Barrel SLATER SitrirI,
10 SdB6cn Salrcter,
3 Bar. 9ica @5ulrDer,
2 " meElSulpber,
GOO IF. >@lau5crfal;,
| | 0ar. Cream SartAr,
loo q>f. 9crcini8tsr Sampler,
! 2 S6o6tr(n @rror,
100 9uteno Sirtc,
l Se9o6tcl &ilnru6,
! 2Sha6ttin Mathcs,
200 Sutenb'S6ub,pi6ft
! Is Sarcn !6ull II. &rn'sSrtft
1000 pf,tnp Stan9en S.ti
100 S6Gc Shrct,
40 SoB6en BNdCtn q>ulotr,
20 SaBAtn &uaIlrulrcr,
rs 6oS Ear,
20 Sag Cfrttr Del,
10 Sag Sptrm Oc[,
S Sob Sla6sfaamen Otf,
10 6oB 0rlppDpnirm,
20 ] Sabbrn Wprt QGrir,
80 ! Sd66en Wlalaea Q8ein,
5 ! Sdb ben Wlarrira IEein,
so Sukcnp J5ol;cne Glmtr,
so Suttnr @ectcn,
100 9nernb Olasstfi6e unb
Irinf9ldftr,
SO 8orcn 8 tci 10 Scnittrslas,
100 Sites pod It. S6rritropisr
10 S6a6tcln Stf6 @alj
! 6 " M'rhInssltDrtnt &c.
f a Il 8
ter A(paeea,
35 " 0onpetT II. Si!ttcruns,
10 SAllen fAwarje SuttcrWns,
25 " rotDer II. tpeiBtr Slannen
$50 9nt. ,rclltne -oasltinren,
20 DUG. 9efe6tc Sbotpls,
800 pf. scine,t II. SouHwrlltn.
| 5wirn,
SO 9ue. Waurtr ,lnb Snatsns
! Earrcn.
Saumwpuen @arn, uno Is
te bon oroindrer @attuns;
1t Auswabt pcn Snopfen. &au.
bnur, Sarm.ppl sSpulcn, 9cers
cit 8unifIsitcn ltmffanbrn einse.
3oHIuns, 70 mrblfcil rcrtatft
'flIhen .6aurt tfartcn ron 8rpB.
% e6 miro flcs cine bilIiss Sraht
Datl uno BpbIfeilbeit,
mir nebmcn als 3ablun far
tttr, S@malS, xals, Slec,' xbt.
Snmrcn, &C. &c.
Seuuer,unb McMitlan.
D. 14z2mt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

Die Slattern 9rc!fen StemIid iforf in Balttmcre nm
i'd) nno baben 1d)on Yele Spfer ms grab 0cbrad)t
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was informed.) 1t certainly looks antique
sufficient ~ TO have been erected when the coun-
try was nrst inhabited by Europeans; whether
it be the oldest, or of late origin, it can UNI
doubleday, and truly too, boast of site every
one must admire, earth and sky each lending
its aid to diversity and embellish the prospect
A. A. r.
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM 40 8 LAYS or NO
" CHARGE MADE. Apply TO DR. JOHNSTON
Of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be oh
tanned the speedy remedy for Gon0uIGa elects,
Suichnes, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, al
ecuOnS of the Kidneys, and every other symptom or
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
How terrific is even the contemplation OF the
ges of this sease, wheE from neglect to consult
skiiu physician, OF from ignorant and IMPROPER treat
ment, The constitutional symptoms make their appear
ance-he throat becomes liberated the rose disc
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dimness OF
sight, deafness, the bones affected, hioches the
head, face and eXtrcmtes progressing with flight
iul rapidly till at last the palate of tie mouth 10 die
troyed, the bones OF the decay and fall n the
victim of this horrid disease become object of pity,
until the last scene Of the drama winds up and death
drops the chtah by hunyng the unhappy patient 81
an untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured as
certain pernicious practice may soon restored to
perfect health by applying IL Dr. Johnson either per
sonally or by letter. Dr. J. has cases thai were
sufficient TO appal the heart and harrow up the soul
OF all who were not used to the Obe3ryaiOn Of such
terrible sights
Should this meet the eye Of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them Ny Immediately 10
Or. Johnston, who stands rsadyto relieve them; and
from his extensive Practice in the ffst Hospitals OF
Europe and An erica he guarantees speed; cure NO
matter how bad the cese may be.
1t is proper here 10 observe That Ds. IoHSsron il
not at present engaged in the practice Of medicine
through pecunlary necessity-he having, by the de
cease OF relative, fallen heir to a fortuHe-but ,hro
an ardent desire to benefit hissuferiI fellow crea
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan oil into the
wounds, and particularly 10 relieve those who suffer
ffom disease ur which the world feels no pity
Again IT must be remembered that the object of d.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of the
mseries Of manknd Is not through peCauiaiy neces-
slty. Hence no charge will in any case be made TN
less the PatieHtis cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such AZ
for squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those for Dernity
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &c, performed gu
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice. on the right hand side of NJ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, adoor. 0u shs
corner. Observe the name.
0Gr-Advice to the Poor GRATIS,
All LETTERS must be PAID. 40
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

a Aqesys DAILY (ESCEPT SUNDAYS0
Gsaacsss;ssss at7 O'Clock, A. M, through in Eight
sseEshr3ER2A- Hours, ami in FIJI time 10 connect
NTH The line TO-, NeW York. Fare So.
CITIZEN UNION LINE
VIA FRENCH TOWN and NEWCASTLE. The
well known steamboat CONSTITUTION, Captain
CuAyTOR, has commenced her regular TIPS for the
season, leaving Bowly's Wharf, foot of South street,
NJ O'Clock, A. daily except Sundays for Phila-
delpha. THROUGH IN EIGHT HOURS.
" The Company's Boats having been thoroughly
oVeihauled, are now in the most complete order, and
lastly superior in style ample accommodations and
speed to any Line out of BaItmore-whiIst the pro
verbal FolltcnesS. and gentlemany standing of the
captains, VIII ensure every attention 10 the comfort
and safety Of passengers.
Fare 10 Philadelphia. .............S2 90
arc To FIenchtOWn. ............. | 90
Fare To ford's Landing. .......... / 90
The following splendid Boats compose this Line
Steamboat CONSTITUTION, Capt. CHAYToR.
Steamboat GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. TRIBE.
Sitanipat RpBr NORRIS. Capt DOUGLASS.
Steamboat ONO, Capt. DAVIS.
ihy- This il the only Steamboat Line that reaches
Philadelphia i'll tine To connect with the Line for New
York the same evening. lL3. Breakfast on board.
E,h29 a. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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BALTIMORE & PHfLaUELP UIA

ID eaAsrg BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA
EiSepy ahSs.sp 7 EAMBOAT COMPANY, between
XssSaisazsssA- Baltimore and Philadelphia Via Chesa
peake and Delaware Canal daily; (Sundays except
ed) at23 O'Clock, +. NJ. Through without traHsAin-
ment: Once No'3 Light steet wharf, Baltimore,
and No 10 South wharves, PHILADELPHIA
The boats OF this line all of tie first class and
in complete running order. One or more vii! Il ave
each city DAILY, (Sundays exceptcdl at q O'Clock,
p NJ, arriving the following morning in time 20 con
meet with the Northern, Eastern and Southern ana
Western Lines.
Merchants shipping goods from Boston, New TOrF
or any points north or east of Philadelphia are
quested 10 have them Consigned to A. GROVES, Jr,
Agent, Philadelphia, 10 insure heiI being forwarded
with despatch and at the reduced rates Of
ton OF this linc otherwise they will ne forwarded ty
Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore Railroad line.
G5- Merchandise, if consigned to she agents in
either city, will be forwarded with promptness free o.
Commission Storage f. q. HARRIS,
ap2 Agent Baltimore,
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ITEMS OF News. There were 202 deaths
in N. York last week, Of which 81, one fourth
Of the entire number, were from consumption,
Three small boys have been convicted OF
burglary in New York.--During last week
26l bales of domestics were exported from Bos-
ton to foreign ports.--Geo. G.. Bowman has
been arrested at Brooklyn, charged with pass
ing counterfeit note.-A-Dr. Atkins, Secre-
tary Of the New York Medical Society, died
suddenly on Monday last, aged A years. DIR.
Abel, who has just returned from China, is
dangerously ill.-More than 200 brick build
ings are to be erected in Wilmington Delaware
the present season. 1t is q delightful town,
where living is cheap, and business is thriving.
"A real Chinese jugger is said to have ar
rived in New York from Canton severe
shock of an earthquake was felt at Genaive on
the 10th Of March.
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FIRE, The southern and western wnps of
tile old Foundry, near the Depot, at Freder-
icksburg' Va, were destroyed by fire OIL Friday
night last The building was insured in Rich
mond and the patterns and machinery, all of
which were burnt, i, the Merchants INSURANCE
office Of Baltimore.
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The CROPS. A few days ago, says the Ha-
gerstown News, we gave most favorable ac-
count of the appearance aud condition of the
crop in this county We regret to be compel
led TO state now, that the drought which has
prevailed for nearly three weeks, together with
the unusual high wind, has produced a very
material change for the worse. Our fields
have lost great portion of that vigorous YER
dancy which led US to exult a Fortnight since.
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"FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS, RUN BOYS, Rum
The Frederick Examiner of yesterday says,
''for the last four or five days the mountains in
our neighborhood have exhibited splendid and
terrific spectacle. At night, the scene might
have served to convey an idea in miniature of
volcanoe. How the fire was communicated
to tho woods we have not learned, but the con-
fagraton has been very fierce, and very extern
sive, reaching over miles of woodland. The
lower portion-near the city, (some FIVE or six
miles dstant) was extingushed in the early
portion of this week, after having destroyed
several houses and consumed vast amount Of
timber. The upper part of the fire seems to be
abou! 10 miles farther on the mountains, and
is still raging About six thousand acres have
been swept"
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nth EICIiTs TO ILApELpHEA.
ONLY FILH CENTS DER 100 lbs.

The Philadelphia, Whining
bes.sfstssS a. "a lon and Baltimore Rail Road
Ss1SS.sS5 ESSrsTsa company have made ample
--.ssz-zsESand permanent arrangements
10 transport all goods and commodities that may offer
bttwcen The cities Of Baltimore aud Philadelphia dailu
except Suhdays) and are now taking Merchandise
Dry Goods, Groceries, &C. &C.. at the above ysry lc
dueed rate, through 10 Philadelphia.
FRElGuTS will be received at The Company Depot.
corner OF PRESIDENT and Fleet streets, between the
hours OF 5 \. ". and +. NJ and be nromntlv for
Warded a. directed
Special contracts for ffeichts will be made if desired
b. The car load or otherwise.
app 6tif A. CRAWFORD Agent.
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CINCINNATI AND PITTsBuRGH
"A sssasvs THE ONLY REGULAR 0gsPO-
Sayx5assessss.~ SITION LINE TO PHILaDEI.-
Ir,Li IL.

sEEs:Sssssss& PHiA-By Individual Enterprze!
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal comm. need run
ming on Saturday morning, March the LIST, l645, at
O'Clock, A. ". and will continue TO leave the corner
Of Light aud Pratt streets, at the above named hour
daily, Sundays excepted, until further notice.)
o. Passengers for FOrd's Landing. Chesapeake
City, st. Georges, Delaware City aud Newcastle,
will taxi this line
Passage to Philad. 81 80 To st. Georges 81 l2
:" to Newcastle % Chesapeake City Is
g to Delaware City 25 Ford's Landing 1876
W3-Ths is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever run between Baltimore and Phladel-
pha. ROBERT Nj. HILL, Agent.
TICKETS TO be procured at the office, No. i26N
f. corner of Pratt and Light streets. mh3tf
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PAssEN GERs FOR PORT DEPosITI

n szn-syS FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
ESsFf etAYkSs,vse b RIDGE and EASTON. The steamer
- .sszzshaxk MARY LAND having undergone tho
rough repair and very handsome improvement, both
IN hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from the
lower END Of Dugans wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CIfESIERTOWN and CENTRETILLE
On MONDAY, the l7th inst. she win go to Ches-
tertown and hack, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock, and
continue the above until further notice.
mhl4 LEM EL G.. TAYLOR.
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FHFEGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN
FARE wv RlILLu lNI Y lENlS

The COmpany's Freight Train will leave daily Tex
cep Sunday AT O'Clock, p M, arriving in Philadel-
phia early next morning. Fare only so cents.
{1f- The Return Mail Passenger Trains leave Phla-
deipha respectively, at O'Clock, p. NJ, and l0i, P.
NJ The Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia
at O'Clock, z. NJ. A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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FOR FREDERICKSBURG,

q s1ya>yy FOR FREDERICKSB URG,
Exr4peAkszs VA, AND THE USUAL LAND
3SSts'ttaisssi2k INGS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK
RIVER. The Steamer RAPPAHANNOCK, Captain
NOAH FAIRBANK, will leave Hughes Quay, for the
above PAGES, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th
of March, at O'Clock, and will continue TO leave
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
Freights will be received on board Friday and Sat
nrday.