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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-17

CHINA. The treaty negotiated by Mr. Cush-
ing secures to Americans the privilege of erect
ing hospitals and temples of worship at each OF
the five free ports--an indulgence never before
allowed to foreigners, and a most honorable ex-
preston from the Chinese in favor of our mis-
sions
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UTVNUE VNDIE
JOHN DREAMER
THOMAS RRITSC

~ WHOOPNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"WHOOPING co UGH cordial" has been
proved. in hundreds of cases in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy, if not the only one.
ever discovered for WHOOPlNG COUGH. In AsTH-
MA all structures of the Chest mot depending upon
ntialnmation,) difficulty of breathing sc. il is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort aud when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce 10 state, that the GENUINE AR
TIcLE can only be obtained of DR.. GIDEON B. SMITH,
Basement of The Chesapeake Bank, North street. Bal
tmore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. ia4-tFl4*
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% The Philadelphia esprit of the Times" of De-
CENTER l7th, 1914, says-''rhe astonishing number OF
cures produced by the use of CANTRELL'S ANTI
DfSPEPTtC POWDER, makes it one Of the most
useful medicines known. Persons suffering with
Dyspepsia should at avail themselves of lis cur
ing virtues.
G5-1'hc above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re-
tail, in Philadelphia, No. North Third street. and
III Baltimore, either at the corner of Franklin and
Green streets, or at the s w corner of west Baltimore
aud Green-sts ial0
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CuRE F0R WORMS

"A SAFE and eflectual remedy for this distressing
"A complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOChS WORM CANDY, which is offered to the
pubic as an improved and agreeable mode of taking
Sroy and oxpel Worms from the human system The
.lost 'reInent systems of worms are, picking of the
nose, paleheSs oil the countenance grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fTtd BREATH variable appetite
acnh erncta'ohs and pains in the stomach dry cough,
emacIallon OF the body and sometimes co!vulsve
hts. When these symptoms are exhibited in chill
dren, rest assured they have worms, and as remedy
give liaIlocks Worm Candy-the medicines compos-
ing which are such us every physician approves Of
and is in the daily practice of recommending being
presented in this form as the ready mode of adj
minstering to children. Eacn package contains three
rolls OF Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
to be given at intervals. Price I2s cents.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL at
ISRAEL ]. GRAHAME'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
N. Z. Corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts.
&C. Where also may be had, Hallock's improved
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or an easy mode Of giving
Castor Oil 10 children.
Nh Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRlPTION business jal7-tf
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El3-BALThIORELYCEU JOINTS CHURCH,
LIBERTY-sT. The exercises of the Lyceun THIS
friday EVENING, January 18th, will consist OF
Recitations and discussion of the question: ''Does
Party Spirit conduce the pepetuity ola Republican
Government"
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to Mt
tend. The Lyceum will be called to order precisely
at O'Clock. BY order,
IT. fri VIM. r. CREERY. Secy.
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ARMORY JUNIOR ARTILLERIsTs,

BATlIMORE, jan, OH, IcIJ, !
WHEREAS, il has been the pleasure of the Almighty
to call hence our brother in arms CHRISTIAN GROSS,
10 the enjoyment, we trust, of a better aud happier
wOrld-oue who although he never marched against
the foes of his country. would had the necessity ex
iSted, have barred his bosom u the strife, and Tau
rcls by his urepidity; one who was true to what he
honestly thought the best interests of his couAtry, and
would have maintained them at the peril--nay, when
of the utter ruin of his Own;-OHe who as a citi-
zen, was respected, and by many beloved, and as
hu band aud father, the source and centre of do
nestle happiness
Resoired, That this Company DO hereby tender to
the bereaved family and relatives of deceased el-
low soldier, the sympathieS which deeply feel.
Rcsoire1, That this Company shall wear the usual
badge of mourning at the three ensuing parades.
ReSo!ccd, That these proceedings and resolutions
shall be published, and copy of them sent 10 the
widow of the deceased.
II. MCDOWELL, Captain.
WIN MAXWELL, LIST Serg't.
II DAVID LEFEVER, SECRETARY.
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G5-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United States on any subjectc colt
nected with literature or science Oraiions from rs
TO SlO, occupying twenty and forty five minutes Lee
lures 80 TO S0 Letters and Essays &c. Pieces forde
rlamaton SO to s.. Inscriptions for tonbs So to So
Sentimental Tales SIS TO $40. Advertisements IL to
So Songs 81. News Carriers Addresses IS. Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, sc. sc. cents per line
Persons at a distance will address post paid and en-
closing remuneraton) the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
Lofand, Baltimore. Citizens viii call AT the WASH
nglon University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post Office enclos-
ing the quid pro qao. 13-Edilors friendly to me, will
please give an Insertion, Jap
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-17

ANIIEERING RESULT OF YESTERDAYS
" DRAWING-No less than two snug prizes sold
by BYRNE s. co. Nos. ID 35 So, $4,000 and 81 Is
81, 500, sold at this truly lucky office. The scheme
for today is one that all should Try their luck in Cap
ilals $1,000, $4,000, 10 of $6oO78 Nos. Il BALLOTS
Tickets only $2a
Drawn Nos. of Canal Lottery, class Z drawn Jan
l6-lowest prize So 90:
So So ID g. s. 81 40 . 40 % 95 81 50 81
BYRNE s. CO, No. Al Calvert street,
1t Opposite Barnum's City Hotel
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NATHA KIniBERLY'S
j VI ALlI- lnn

NORTH WEST CORNER OF MARKET AND FLEET SITS,
FELL'S POINT.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has selected the above named eligible and central
location, on the principal thorougbare in the eastern
section of the city, and has recently erected COM
modous buiIdn. for The express purpose of conduct
ing the DRY GOODS BUSINESS III all its varieties.
In addition 10 purchasing goods at auction, he has
made arrangements to receive and keep on hand a
constant supply of choice new DRY GOODS, OF the
latest and most patterns, selected from
Of the largest establishments in the city. lie will be
pleased any time submit his goods to the ms pee
zion Of his customers and all others who may favor
him with call. He promises to be satisfied with
small profits, and expects by that means to meet
with rapid sales; and being determined to every
efforts 10 accommodate the public. he anticipates
giving satisfaction to those who may favor with their
patronage. and feels satisfied that when his goods
are examined, and his prices understood that he
will not fail TO please.
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CHURCH AND STATE; or, the Privileges
a and Duties of an American Citizen. A discourse
delivered in the First independent Church, on the
l2h December, 1874, Thanksgiving Day0 By Rev. e..
w. Burnap. Just received and for sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book manufactuf-
ers No Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
moi ja17
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CoUNTERFEIrs. There are in circulation so
many counterfeit one dollar notes of the Farm
ers' Bank of Maryland, at Annapolis, that
store-keepers in the city refuse to take the
Mate is a very cd one.
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To CoRREspoNpENTs. We have number
>7f communications on hand, which snail be
aadlished as speedily as possible.
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BREASTPlNS, BRACELETS, sc.
EDANk RED TOPAZ AMETHIEs'T. set
n handsomely in gold Ladies who want hand
some BREASTPlN or BRACELET, at a very low
price, will please call on G. d. CLARK, Water-st ,
second door from Calvert, where general assortment
of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
are offered for sale. o. Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange. ja3
hIL CLOTHS, DOOR MATS, &c. have
" constantly on hand, select assortment of floor
and furniture OIL CLOTHS, embracing all widths
and variety Of patterns. Also, handsome patterns
of Oil Cloth, Table Covers, SC.
DOOR MATS Of every description, and all sizes.
All for sale very cheap. Call before purchasing else
where. JOHN G. HOLLAND,
Upholsterer, No. 48 Gay-st.,
JAIL Near the Shot Tower
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HLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY AT


" SCHOOLFIED CO.'S YESTERDAY. They
sold to Nos. 81 As "a the capital prize of 100000, to
gentleman f this city in package of quarters, and
hin only ST., for which he receives S2l25,
pretty good haul for small boat. Nos IA Sc Sc,
prize Of 900 sent to Marriottsville Md. Nos IS 50
&c. prize of $780, and Nos. y 40 49, prize of SlOe
both sold in the city.
Nos. Md. Cons. Lottery, class 7, drawn Jan. 10
loprize SIS, are
IS SO Ia 81 as 81 40 . 40 45 rs % 50 81
Draws TODAY the brilliant scheme Of Md. Con
sodated Lottery, class g.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $1,000 prize of $1,000
1000 9 600
g l493 2 5O0,&
Tickets S2s; halves ST.; quarters &c; eghths Sic.
In which Schoofeld s. Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 26 tickets for only 1925.
For the capitals, don't forget TO call on
SCHOOLFIELD s. co.
dI5- Draws TOMORROW Jan. le, Md. Female
Seminary Lottery, class 3. Capital S4OO0-Tickets
81; halves 80 cts; quarters % cts In which School
field * Co. will sell on certificate Packages of
p whole tickets for only..............., ..c1S.50
nan O.I5
VudtteI ........,.'.....,,. 5.3(
- elShliis - .......... ........ 1868
For the capitals, send on your orders To the ever
lucky SCHOOLFIELD 4 Co,
No. Calvert street,
IL First office tfOm Baltimore street.
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gxtEEsE TREATy CONFIRMED. The u. 5.
:sirr4tc yesterday ratified and confirmed the
czesly recently negotiated by MIR. Cushing
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PUBLIC MEETING OF THE SoNs OF TEMPER
ANcE. 1t will be seen by notice in another
column, that Division No, ?, of the Sons of
Temperance, will hold their first public meet
ing this evening, in the Egyptian Saloon of
the Odd Fellows Hall, The meeting, we
doubt not, will be highly interesting.
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n. S. SENAToRs.-Deiaacare and .MaSSach,t-
.isSas The Hon. John nj. Clayton has been
sslcesed to the U. S. Senate by the Legislature
al Delaware, in place of Hon. n. II. Bayard,
~,lsose term expires on the 4th March next
The vote stood for Clayton 10 to 10 for NJ. w.
Bates. The Hon. Daniel Webster has been
unanimously nominated by the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, to succeed Mr. Choate in the
u. S. Senate. The election took place on
"Wednesday.
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DERFUME BAGS. A further supply of this
IL grand PERFUME, put up in very handsome gilt
paper, received and for sale by
GABRIEL D. CLARK, Water street,
Second door from Calvert 81.
Where a beautiful lot of WATCHES and JEWELRY
is offered at low prices, ial6-f
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&H AOn TO-DAY FOR SALE

~ oOOO AT OUR OFFICE-Tickets
e2a, qrs 62a cts eishhs 81 cts-79 Nos Is drawn bal
lots. beautiful scheme this for a Lackage, which
we WIN insure draw back of one half and may
draw Sll 900. package of qrs. on certificate SIS
$1,000 in a half we sold to citizen. and 5000 in a
quarter to lady on the Point, and S4OO in whole
ticket we sent to Annapolis in yesterdays lottery,
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays lottery. are
30 50 Ia 81 IS 81 A3 9 40 ~ IS 30 50 81
r. T. TUCKER s. BROTHER, Z.
1t Head of Centre Market
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PENNSYLVANIA. The Legislature of this State
has bill before it appropriating the surplus in
the treasury TO the payment of the interest on
the State debt on tho LIST February
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INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER. A man named
John Allen has been indicted in Phladel pha for
the murder of John Haines colored in Deem
Der last. VIM. Hurley, boy, has also been
Indicted for the murder Of J. G. Morrow.
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named Tanning, was killed on Tuesday, on the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad To save a
short walk he jumped from the cars while they
were going at the rate of % miles an hour, this
caused his death.
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SCHEME
prze of $1,000 | prize OF $1,000
% 1000 500
:. 400 700 &,

Whole tickets S2t-sllares in proportion.
Risk on package, that contains Is p ICES, Emory
s Co. will sell on certificate for only SO. Tomor-
row Il better chance for forune--try it,
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
I, drawn the 18th ins-owest prize IS U0
Sc SO II 81 70 81 43 9 40 As rs 80 50 81
13- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY Co, No. 2 Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, MARYLAND.
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Burrows THEATRE, FRONT STREET. Three
new pieces, "The Black Wrecker," replete
with interest; aughable Yankee farce entitled
cole Bull" and GA Nights Adventure" are
posted for performance at this theatre tonight.
The cast Of characters is very good, and those
who desire to pass a pleasant evening, can do
it to their hearts content by witnessing the per-
formdnces.
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srABBlNc. Mary Ann Talbot, was arrested
in New York on Monday, and is fully commit
ted to answer for severely stabbiug in several
places on his person, Henry B. Thompson.
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NOMINATION.. The President of the United
States sent into the Senate on Monday, the
name of VIM. Polk, Esq, "a brother, .it is said
of the President elect as Charge d'Affaires to
Naples.
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THE COPPER MINES OF CUBA. Copper ore,
from Cuba, has arrived at New York, for the
purpose of being smelted. There are no srlelt-
inn works in operation now on that Island.
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fAxEs. Every body admits the necessity OF
levying additional taxes of some kind, to meet
the obligations of the State and, as is very
natural, almost every one wishes to AVOID 'he
burthen-but this cannot be done. Taxes must
be laid, and must be paid by the community
Objections may be raised to every scheme OF
taxation; and hence we see that almost every
project which los been suggested, has its oppo-
nents. The suggestions of Gov. Pratt have
been received with little favor by the newsPa-
per writers in this city, and we have not hcslta-
ted to express our doubts as to the Justice and
policy Of some of the measures recommended
by him; but we have also distinctly stated
that we would rather have the whole OF his
suggestions adopted, than that the State credit
should not be sustained. What is to be done!
If an addition to the direct tax be proposed,
property holders exclaim against it, If indirect
taxation be recommended, those to be affected
by it Immediately rise in opposition. But mo-
ney must be raised notwithstanding all this hos
tility to particular modes of obtaining it. As
it is evident that no system of taxation can be
adopted which will not be objected to in some
quarter, the legislature should 90 boldly to
work, fearless of all ccnsure. Let revenue
bills fully adequate to meet all the responsible
ties CT the State be passed, so that we may
stand unstained before the world; and we be-
licve that the patriotism and public spirit of the
citizens of Maryland will sustain the act, al
though it may bear heavily upon them for a
time. 1t is well enough to have all the sug-
gcstions which can be made, as to the best and
most equitable mode of raising the required
revenues for there may be some which will be
found worthv of considcration-but members
must act; and we ore satisfied that their action
will be with the view to promote the public in
terests. On the subject of State finances we
shall publish whatever suggestions correspond
ents may desire 10 make through the medium
of our columns; but we desire to have the one
great object in view, viz: the preservation OF
the States credit. We would mot place.t in
the power of any man to charge Old Maryland
with dishonor.
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INDIANA No Senator in Congress will be
elected this session of the Legislature in lndi,
ana. The election has been indefinitely post
poned.
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OUR Book TABLE. Messrs. Shurtz s Tay-
lor, No. North-st., have laid on our table
LArlrs Liring .4ge, No. SO; one of the most
valuable publications of the day Also
The Columbian Magazine for February-em-
bellished with engravngs of "The Philosopher
and his kite'' ''The Birthplace of Washing
tom" "The Desertion of Sergeant Champc;'
and the fashions. Price 50 per annum.
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DISASTER. W.T." from the New Bedford
Mercury, of the 18th, that the packet sloop Co.
rnthian, Capt. Shepherd, thence fiom NYork,
WAS run down on Wednesday evening, off
Black Rock, by the steamer Nanagansett, and
left in a sinking condition. The vessel and
cargo were valued at about $40, 900 of which
$4,000 was insured in II. York.
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rHNO TIN PLATE WORK ,GRs. Wanted
a Immediately, FOUR additional Workmen. The
subscribers want superior workman to superintend
as Foreman in their manufacturing department. He
must be perfectly acquainted with roofing. sporting
and job work generally, to such hand liberal wages
and constant employment will be given. Also, three
tst rate JOB workmen Wanted none but the very hest
need apply JAMES CORTLAN & SON
ja2 No. is Baltimore street
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Domestic happiness Thou ONLY bliss
That hast survived the fall.

MrEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
" for the convenience of HOUSE KEEPERS FA-
MILES, HOTEL KEEPERS and others. The i'll
creasng patronage of this establishment since its
commencement, is sufficient evidence that the COM
munly appreciates its advantages, not only on ae-
goods that we are constantly receiving, but also as a
matter of economy, of Ii e, and money. And here
we would tender our grateful Acknowledgements to the
community generally, and especially to the LADIES,
(who are foremost in every audable enterprise for
their liberal support and encouragement, assuring
them that we shall always be ready to accommodate
them with every kind of HOUSE KEEPING ARTI-
Giles, from the Kitchen upwards, Oh the most rea-
sonabe terms. Being satisfied with small profits and
quick sales, we sell so cheap that good judges seldom
ask us TO take less.
N. B. PACKETS, STEAMBOATS,, HOTELS and
EATING HOUSES Furnished Complete, at short
notice. c. L. WETMORE & Co,
No. 9 Howard street,
laIb- I'm ID door north of Raltmnre. nast side
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STATE TREASURER OF INDIANA This Off
Ger, who was reported to be deficient in the
sum of about $4,000, has recently discovered
an error in his books which will take off 50, 500
of the sum-
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ANOTHER BLoooLEss DUEL. Two printers
in n. York, quarrclcd and determined to fight
a duel few days ago. One man an old SOL
der, the other modern volunteer The pre-
minaries were all arranged, and the meeting
came off at Hoboken on Tuesday The best of
the joke was, the muskets with which they
were to fight were only loaded, agreeably to a
private arrangement with blank cartrdges.-
Before the word was given, the elder knelt
down and made brief prayer The word was
given, the muskets discharged, and tile young
or fell, affecting to be killed-the wadding
sticking on his wrists. His opponent fled in
stantly in the belief that he had committed
murder
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LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND
PQRTRAIT FRAME MANIlEA CIQPV

PORTRATT FRAME MANUFACTORY.
FE1HE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
~ and the public generally, that he has commenced
the above business at Slows Steam Saw Mill, in
UHLER'S ALLEY, between Charles and Hanover
streets, soath of Lombard. Having steam power, he
Will be able to fill all orders promptly and at cheaper
rates, for cash, than any other establishment in ihe
city. Also, Toilet Boxes, of all patterns and sizes
a2o-d 70 JAMES NJ COKEFAIR
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TT. McDOWE LL, Captain,
WIN MAXWELL, LIST Serg't.
DAVID LEFEVER, SECRETARY.

&c The INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY in.
tend holding their Second Anniversary Ball on TUES
DAY, the lin of February, at the Assembly Rooms
The following gentlemen compose the Executive Com.
mittee: SAMUEL NJ DUKEHART,
WASHINGTON HOPPER,
GEORGE CABLE,
JOHN DREAMER,
THOMAS BRUSCUP.
n. b. Murray's celebrated ColIlion Band is engag-
ell for the occasion ial5-e0tf
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NATHANIEL KIMBERLY.
SOUTHOoyyN MUTTON, AND

NIr SOUVHDONN MUTTON, AND
sJSA NO MISTAKE! The subscriber informs
yA@ bis friends and the public, that he will
sasHAnuzAs slaughter on THIS DAY, l7th inst, 30
HEAD OF the celebrated Souhdown SHEEP, raised
by the celebrated GraZers. the Hon. Murray Lloyd
Hon. Elk Governor Stevens, and the Hon. n. Martin,
Of Talbot county, Md. and will he exposed for sale
at StallNo 32 CENTRE MARKET, on SATURDAY
MORNING, 18th inst, prior TO which time my friends
and the public respectfully invited to view them
my residence. The subscriber hauers himself that
the above lot of Sheep equal to any heretofore Of
.cred by him. J. NJ TURNER. fri jl7-2t
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FoRaERY. A man, named Bcm,s, formerly
of the FIRM of Lakin & Bemis, decamped from
Worcester Mass, the Barre Gazette says, last
week, leaving the banks minus some thousands,
raised on the strength of forged paper. His
mothers name was the one chiefly forged.