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lOus very truly.
SARAH M'lNTNRE.
$40 Delaney street New York


The following statement is from n gentle.
man who is one Of the frs, druggists in tho
city Of Providence. and from his extensive
knowledge of Medicines of evetv kind, and
his experience OF the effects II Sands Sar.
sapatllla, his apinion, is one OF peculiar val.
ue TO the afflicted.
SANDS sARsAPARILLA. ] speak e1peri.
mentally when ! say that this medicine 4.
far more effcciual in the euro OF chronic or
acute rheumatism than any other prepal,on
have ever tested. Having endured cI
tremc suffering AT times within the last five
years from repeated attacks OF infamatoty
rheumatism, ] have recently used Sands
Sarsaparllla with the happiesi success my
health Is now better Than 1t has been Tor ma
ny months past, my appetite Is good, and my
strength is rapidly returning. attribute
this heathful change entirely 10 the use Of
this potent medicine. Feeling a dccpSy
paihy with those who are afflicted with ibis
most t0rmentlng and painful complaint
! cannot refrain from earnestly recommend.
ing to such the use Of this valuable specific
Having the most entire confidence in tho
medicine and skill of DR. Sands, | was IN.
ducod thereby 10 irv the effects Of their sat-
saparilla, and take pleasure in adding my
testimony 10 that ~ many Others CONNIE nda
tory ofils invaluable properties, unknown Ia
and unsolicited by the nts.rs Sands.
CHARLES DYER, Jr
Druggist and Apotheas,y.
40 & 10 Westminster ST, Pro, idehcs, X. |.
Feb. IS, 1915.
For further particulars and conclusive ev-
idcncc Of its superior value and efficacy, SEQ
pamphlets which may be obtained Of agents
gratis.
Pfep,red and sold wholesale and retail.
by A i q d SANDS, Wholesale Druggists,
10 Fulton ST., New York
Sold also oy l.. Daniels. Rutland. Warren
& Bliss Brandon; f., Jameson, Ca,leion,
and BY Druggists generally throughout the
United States. Price 81 per bottle, six bot
| ties for FIVE dollars
The public are respectfully requested to
remember tina, il is Sands sarsaparila that
has and is constantly achieving such remark
able cures Of tho mos, difficult class Of dis
eases TO which the human fame il subject :,
| therefore ask for Sands sarsaparlla, and
take no other ~ On
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| 800

IIECES HANGING PAPER. swc-,s
which can be food the most splendid pa
istas si.s mArsst affords. srd purchaser, can
not fail TO be suited "a 10 price and quality,
The pure varying iSom 10 10 % cents pea
roll. Sssssiy different pstsrns.
a. ". l. &. sTODDARD
Nos "a
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS
BOOT PATTERNS.

THE subscribers have purchased the
1 night asd patterns Tor cutting men,
Boots whole, by which there Is great saw
irg OF leather and work The crmping b,
disPsLIsd with entirely. This - great in
veatIoa. ana ws 1.-Two "a q erea country -
lhspaiierbs are for sale bT them, and ever,
shoemaker should, have seu
BURT a MASON.
Roland, Nov 7, 1915 IS
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SANDS saRsAPARiLLA,
Pr nr rt~orai n~S ptr~antnt epo

Fbr "a, rcrerdi ari prrmdnrnf cur, 90,
Sif,s,e, srrnsr fsc'r an f'.rprs ,ia,, ri
fhe Hcc1 ~ hssh efiIc ,vs,,n
4 q mild sperivn,, snuscp,ie snd tonic VI
~ contains the three most useful ptor,t
I've. OF medrine. II potros. ru,ihes std .,
stores Sctoiuls, Cancer, Lsptousy, oil u,
eet, aud sctofulous sores, all diseases 9th,
akin, and all internal disorder, nor Organic.
bu, sptingtng from diseased citeulAiion,s va
way before II, hygeian Influence.
Discs,es having their origin. In m I'm.
pu'e state Of the blosd, and Auid, gtneisu,
will I've speedily and sHec,ually removed b,
this invaluable medicine a. ia opera
uon Isl peculiar, and consists In ~
moving the cause To disease by entering into
the circulation and passing through the sen.
raj system.
The following letters Furnish additions,
testimony n Tho intrinsic virtues Of the Sa,
sspsrilla They speak for themselves
New York, April -. 1888
MeNrs A. II. & u. Sands t;vnilemen
Feeling II duty due to you and To The com
muniiy at large, send you this certificate Of
all tho bealing virtues OF your Sarsspatil,
that others who are now Suffering may have
their confidence established and vac your
medicine without delay
Twas troubled with severe ulcer on m,
ankle, which extended halt way up To Tho
knee. discharping very offensive matter itch
ing, burning, and dop'i'iog nc ohen OF my
rest at night, and very pailiul TO bear.
was recommended IL use your SarsapA
rils, by Mt James Mcdonnell, who had been
cured by II, and aiier using Eve boulc, |
was completely cured.
| have delayed sending you this certificate
Tor one year since the cure was effected IN
order 10 ascertain With certainty whether Il
was a permanent cure, and II now gives me
the greatest pleasure to add that have seen
nor iol, tho slightest temperance Of It, and
that AN entirely we'll.
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HALO TIn.RE!l

A Ner AJTiral Of Boob and SAos,, Ready
Made CioiAmg, Has and Cap, n ne
Laled Fashions cheaper han erer.
n MONiiIAN has Just returned from
~ New York and Boston with a large
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DR., so RICHARDSON CELEBRATED
SHERRY WINE BITTERS.

4 CERTAIN cure Tor Dyspepsia, Wan
~ deriuz or Seulsd Pane, Heartburn.
Sinking Fsintnes., Phes LAYER Complsinn,
SOuI Slomsch, Weakness Of The IIrlbs. Ner,
VOC. Debility, COstivehess. Loss Of Appetite
DIIiness. Headache, and Ill diseases osus,
ed by an unhealthy state Of ,hs sioma h Sac
bowels
For sale. wholesale and tctail. At the Doc
toxs OAice. IS HsA0rer Street, Boston. Ant
~ Bsrr.ii a %, RUlhnJ, ~ 81 sn
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TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

Wa,cuulc Onelda CO N Y. Sept -, 1919
Dear SIT owe II TO the ililctrd 10 inform YOU
that IN January last, WAS attacked by a very no.
lent cold caused by working IN the water, which
settled nv luny'. II WI. accompanied by very
severe pain 10 my breast and sides and also a dis
tre,sing cough. ] had IN Attendance all the best
rcdlcs aid in our village bot after o,hau.ling oil
their skill to no avail they pronounced my dis.
ease a confirmed consumption and they one and all
gave mo Up 10 die. Aher much persuasion | got
the conse nj Of ny physician To use the Balsam Of
Wid Cherry. prepared 6y Or Wntar. Ipurch,,cd
Of the rgen, IN our place one bottle before using
half "f which, began 10 gain strength, and II was
yery osidcn, that my cough was much better, and
my svmr,omt In every way improving. Ihsve now
used three bottles and am restored to perfect health.
THIS result alone - owing to tho use of DR. Wissrs
paI,,m OF Wild Cherry, and take this met hod OF
giving YOU The information. purity To pay you the
debt of gratitude owe you, and partly that Others
similarly afflicted may know where to apply for RE-
lief Very truly yours
JAWS SAGE.
Mr. Palmer. Druggist. under date of Walerrille
Septru,ber - I8I3, writes
The statement givso Won, by Nr James Sage, 10
veil known 10 be true by this whole community
Il cer,tnly ~rs most remarkable euro, The "a Ia
Of the Bilsam vefy good, aud It's sacee,s IN cure,
vey 1aieIng. lours repeatedly
d. ID. PL Il Err.
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LOOK HERE.
DR. Ban % ing's Patent Lace

HAS done more for the diseases for
III which 1t is applicable than any Other
instrument in use. And the svhscieer is
determined 10 convince the public, though
that II he al his own expense. Any person
who needs an instrument OF the kind, Is in
yus& 80 cali At his house and tcelve one on
nal for two weeks GRATIS, ifIhey are not
SiresdJ convinced. People are cautioned not
10 believe reports derogaioiy TO dis inValu-
able INSTRUMENT OF certain doctors who may
be interested IN "iIun's Supporters = OF
other insTumenis) ull they bave Improved
this opportunity. IL has nerer failed - give
entire satisfaction when properly spplied un-
der The direction Of the undersigned and mn
nv viii sues' by certificates or peisonal IN
ierview Il desired, to these facts, LAnIGs
will bs waited upon by q female VINO has
had extensive experience in their application
Having very large assortment on hand oi
oil sizes, and likewise much improved Of
late, Is enabled 10 give all who mav call an
enure satisfaction. Please - call Mondays
OF TUESDAYS JOHN u. HlBBARD, " d.
Rutland. Oct. =, Ist5 an
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
MASTER, DATED.

Pembroke, Washington co Nc. April -, 1874.
Mr. Isaac Butts bear sir q: Al the request Of
many ~ nv friends at this place and lvlcinty who
arc sffcted with consumption and liver complaint
1 take the liberty TO ask you TO appoint some
IN this coanty as sgcnt To sell Wistar's Ualsam OF
W I'D Cherry, and TO send him a few dozzen, as
there is none Of II for sale within 200 miles from
hero I have no doubt that II would meet rc,dy
sale n II where 1t could be procured without
too much expense and delay.
NY wife was attacked about SIX mon be since with
what the physicians called The Grs; stage Of the
consump ,on-a complaint very prevalent in this
section OF the country. H,vins seen the Basam
Advertised N Auguas.
QT2OO MIL rs FROM IIOME..rD
took pains To seHd there for bottle OF II which
she took. and which helped her much 'ha, sent
for two bottles more, which shc has also taken, and
he nLw says she has not f"li veil for sir years
a, oh. dass 81 tits tlmc. All those who have in
auired 81 me and ascett ioed what effect the Bal
sam had, arc anxious 10 have some for salo in this
vicinity. which Ia the cause OF my writing to you.
PIeaso inform me by re.utn Of mail whether you
conc ude to send some, and II so, to whom In order
that II may be known where Il can be had.
/ am with respect. Yours. trcI
y. q F1RNSW ORTIZ, 7. NJ
Tic whole county Is fast learning that medi--
cinc-ro physiclnn--ro preparation Of any Kind
wh,tevcr-can equal DR. Wis,ars BaISam Of Vile
Cherry,
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Chidrens and Misses shoes Of all descrip-
,iuus. lew Ladies Black Muiis, very low
also splendid assortment Of over coats OF
all colots, which will be sold lower than can
lie found In the county, few pair OF
blsck double twilled Cashmere Pants, also
large supply oil fancy Cashmere pants, also
large supply Of satinett and fuiled cloth
pants; a large supply of Winter Vests; sho
fgg'cd Satin. and black and light colored,
from 81 to 80; Over Goats from 90 10 ls 90
Pants ftom . so TO $50 Also Gents SHIRTS,
. collars, umbrellas, and mlttens. Also q
splendid supply OF oak and hemlock tanned
upper leather, kip and calf skins; shoe thread
and shoe knives.
The subscriber would inform the public
that he has removed to the South end Of the
Marble Store, where he 10 ready to wait on
oil who may favor him with a call lie
would also return thanks 10 the public iol
their liberal patronage thus far
Caslle.on, Nov. 1, lSi5 45is
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby forbid harboripr
N or trusting my son Msnville Huleu on
my account, a. shall pay deots Of his con
tracing after this date.
OREsTUS y. HUIETT.
Dandy, Nov. I3 1915. ~
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PLAYING. VISITING a BLANK
CARDS

- EowUE cow vfrs II. hrm .. III, A..
" ssniih 4 C@t ~ is,s .as ga ,esr,
wss1hc'Urrs o. i6s ceithtalsd Danlsi
CARDS. ~ovd atom re pablo sad the
psusas q ihe oi5 es'sblishneo,. No. - ful.
'oa-s. wherr behss s.~sy. besn emplo,sd.
VA, se tur'snvrv tire rahvboofs II oil he
tsfisTiss ~ Piayirr. 'isiiihg sDd plsat
rsres. hsts,nfOss furnished ~ The e.i,Li,.h.
upts,-lsd thsi ovders GOT various k,pd. y so
~ PronFtly AID hrhi0liy e,eos,sd "a ap-
p4rsron 10 BE- sole Agents, hs-r. II, S
Latham, - FULTON street, usual d,.coon, Of
iof cash. OF 10 ihose ~ho Ivy 70 seli again.
VIZ
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Dalh. naIne. June. lslI.

Bah, Taine, June, !, lsiI.
Mr. F. Brown Dear siI ~ have for some
time past, suffered much from The jaundioe
and dyspepsia at the stomach. loss OF appe.
tito, and trouble and pain from the least aim
pie food, with pain IN the head and sides. a
slight cough, general weakness and debility
and weskn Of tie system. Aher using a
number Of medicines without any relief vas
induced TO try your sarsaparRla and Toms-
to Buters. ] received inmed ate relief from
he use Of one boule, and feel grsihed for
tho great relief have received, and would
recommend II 10 al Oihers who are suffering
from similar disofders Yours truly.
FREDERICK II. SHAW.
Adde'S ell orders Tor The shove rngslua.
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Also. Railroad and Steamboat Tickets,
msds TO order, fany oolor, OF Of difcrc mt
,olors, as NAV be desiied.
The subscriber invites all editors 10 the
Cnhsd States and Canada, who ate disposed
10 take their pay IN cards, and who will .end
han cory Of their papers containing the ad
vefilsomcni. 10 inssti II for three months
New York, let5. 373m
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mr. Emsossd Ensmeled Cstds, tinted snL
plain, beautifully polished, with elegant de
slgps 90 borders.
PRINTERS BLANK CARDS
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Also, su the above sIIes OF c,orv color TO
oidsr. O,her siyes rui TO order oil either OF
.he Ioicgo,nR qualities. Mourning cards OF
ssIIoL. s,zss made la order.
Gold bordersd cards do 90
Gill edge do do
Ensmcled sheets. cap sirs g. g0Iitis
lyoy Surfaoo, do do
Pesn do do
B.sak sheets, do do
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM WESTERN n.
YORK. Eastern wool buyers are busy in Ro-
chester and vicinity, purchasing largely. On
the 18th September, lot was taken at So cts,
in Ontario county, by n Connecticut manulac-
turer 81 l-2 cents was offered for 10, 900 lbs
$1,000 lbs. from Illinois sheep sent out there by
the grower year or two since, and the grow
er refused to sell his entire lot at this rate and
expects to get more. Other farmers in Ontario
county had sold earlier in the week at IS cents;
and some as low as 80 cents, for mixed lots; but
spectators are now offering freely 2S cents for
large lots of choice wool.
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from the New Orleans Tropic.l
THE STUDENTS SIGH.


from the New Orleans Tropc.l
THE STUDENTS SIGH.
HY GINGLE.
On. t7ll most exhausting!-Ah, could but lead
Forever life on the bright lin ted Mpad
Ihe life OF bird, or the life Of a bee,
or the life OF anything thoughtess and free.
All, could but Gull the gay flowers that bloom,
ny the tail OAK, whose caves peep out through the
gloom
OF the gray coIor'd moss, that droOps from each arm
And round the old tee casts u singular charm,
All, could but build me a neat lille cot
ny deep gushing fountain, or cool shady crot,
On the slope Of yon mountain, whose ragged side
Is !aSted, ever ltshed, by the swift rushing tide
How happy I'd be, all alone with the sound
Ol mutnurs that steal from the waters around;
Or the stroke and its echO-l'ie distant crash
Inat follows the ial of the lettering ash.
I'D climb the rough steep when the thunders were
leaping
Amid the harp crags and pale fires creeping
Along the dark heavens, revealed to me where,
All shivered, the pine tree lay whcrcd and bare.
I'd climb the rough steep when the huge rocks were
Down, down from their beds-and mad tempests, toll
ing
kne Tor each mass az II leaped in the wave,
howid requiems wild, DER their tathomless grave.
And then, should the scene he all smiling and fair,
ON the beach would stroll, breathe the fresh air;
I'd sing TO the clouds, and I'd bid them delay
The ling ring adlcus of bright beautiful ".
An, thus would live, AMI to Nature alone
Unburthen the tale of my sad spirits moan:
She is gentle and kind never should fear,
To tell her weep, and how bitter each tear.
Alas! this is vain-cold Ambition stands bv,
To sheer at such folly, to laugh at eacn sigh;
The warm guSh of feeling, that flows like a stream
10 the Student, is ntusht but Il dream-a dream!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

FATAL AFFRAY. Two boys, John Zeck aged
II, and George Grain aged 10, quarrelled on
Sunday last, at Dooley's Mill, 4 or miles from
Eaton, Ohio, which resulted in the death Of
Zeck. The quarrel arose suddenly between
the boys, who before had been friends, when
Grain struck Zack on the side of the head with
piece of board, which occasioned his death
in few minutes. Grain has given security in
$1,000 to answer the charge at the October
Court.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

MECHANICS WANTED At LOUISVILLE. The
manufacturers generally arc in hourishing
condition here, says the Louisville Journal.
having more orders than they can I'll. We
understand that, although the number Of work
men i'll the yar.ou, trades is larger nov ,ha> at
any former period, there is a scarcity of mould
els and tinishers in iouuIcres and machine
shops, and there is also demand for carpenters
and brck-layers. Property here is tolcrably
low, rents moderate, and wages fair.
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q ssesn FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

a ssAsys FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
9SssspssSesysBRIDGE and EASTON. Thestenmer
Sssl fs.saHssEa- NJ ARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and veryhandsome Improvement both
III null 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 Dugan's wharf att 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 CO. RTOWN and CENTREIILLE.
On MONDAY, the I7th inst she will 20 TO Ches
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore O'Clock, and
continue the above until further notice. Passage ST.
mo I,ENJIFI q TAYJsOR
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

JouRNEYMEN Printers. The Tribune esti-
mates the number Of iourneymeu printers in n.
York city. including boys, 1000, distributed a
mong the book printing and publishing, the
newspaper and periodical, and the card and job
printing establishments. 1t estimates also that
onc-tenth earn, twelve, fourteen and eighteen
dollars per week, with constant employment;
one-tenth earn eight, nine, ten and twelve dol
lars per week, and are employed one and two
months of the year; four-tenths earn, six, Sc
ven, eight, nine and ten dollars per week, two
thirds being unemployed from four to ten weeks,
and moiety of the balance three months out
OF twelve The remaining four-tenths are paid
from $3.50 to three, four and five dollars per
week, and with few exceptions have steady
employment.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

GETTYSBURG COLLEGE. The annual COM
mcncement of this institution took place on
Wednesday last. The degree of 4. B. was
conferred upon several students, and the degree
of A. NJ upon number of cergymen. The
degree of d. ID. was conferred upon the Rev
Thomas II. Stockton.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

FAcroY BURNT. The eagle Factory" at
North Adams, Mass, was with all its contents
entirely destroyed by fire on "Wednesday after
noon The building was owned by j. Z. Mar
shall, and occupied as planning, cotton bat
ting and wcking, and bobbing factory, The
whole loss is estimated at $500. No nsur-
ance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

STREET LECTURE. On Sabbath last, says
the Hagerstown Pledge, large audience were
highly entertained by addresses from the Rev.
Mr.. Schlosser, of Chambersburg, and George
Collet, Esq, of Baltimore. The latter gentle
man seemed to be the man adapted to the par
ticular taste of our citizens, who manifested
their appreciation of his efforts by strict at
tention.
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MORE OF THE MORMON TRoUBLE-THirtu
Houses Burnt Conflict Unprecedented. We
gave yesterday an account OF fresh outbreak
among the Mormons and anti Mormons in ILL.,
nois and to-day have to add the following from
the Stl.ous Republican, dated Quincy, Adams
county, ILL.,, Sept. l4th
Gentlemen: We write in haste to inform YOU
of a serious disturbance that has taken place in
the upper part Of this county, between portion
of the sold citizens" of this and Hancock coun-
ty, and the Mormons. A gentleman, belong
ing to the city, returned from Lima, in the Vi
cnity of the outbreak, last evening, and informs
US that on Thursday last the anti Mormons, at
tackled settlement known by the name of
"Morley's Settlement" a short distance north
east OF Lima, in this county, and that up TO the
time he left, t,ceniyfre or thirty houses had been
burnt, together with several barns and wheat
stacks. The excitement was very great, and
large bodies of anti-Mormons were pouring in
from the adjoining counties and from Missouri,
and they were still burning and DESTROYING pro.
perty, and were determined to drive the Nor
mons out of the county. Our informant saw
| about so Mormons, under arms, within miles
from the settlement, who appeared determined
to defend themselves. 1t was in contemplation
by the anti-Mormons to attack two more set
| Elements last evening.
In haste, yours Sc,
In addition to what is stated in the above let
ter, we learn by the Die Vernon, that gentle
man who had visited the camp of the ant-Mor-
mons, near Lima, estimated them to be about
three hundred strong. He was also at the camp
CT the Mormons, and found them to number
about one hundred. After leaving the camps,
he retained TO Warsaw, where he remained
some time, and learned there that the Mormons
had all moved into Nauvoo, and that Baclen-
stos, the Mormon sheriff, had ordered out the
Legion, to arrest those who had commenced
these disorders Ii this report should be true,
| and the Legion turns out, a conflict is inevita-
bic A letter to hlessrs. Mathews s. Patch, OF
this city, on Saturday evening, from Warsaw,
says that business was suspended on account Of
the difficulties with the Mormons, and that Sc
! vera! houses had been burned and lives lost
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/, FOR CHEsTERT0yyH 4

SssgIfcy53ssa G ENTREVILLE. The steamer MA
'ETr"sSaAsSsA- RY LAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock. for the above
places, starring from the lower end of Dugans wharf
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in Centreville will have
ample time to accomplish it, and in The boat
the same day And al persons goiAg over and return
ing the same Trip, will only be charged 81.
H. G.. TAYLOR, Master,
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a aasa-e., CITIZENS UNION LIME
&C., 81 Aa.zaTO RIILAnELPuIA- Nv il1e snLl,..

-aI aEt-.3 VNEVN %
sSzSTnyg6tds TO PHILADELPHIA, by the spEen-
-SA<ia5Sadeks1A did and we'll known Steamers CON
STITU1iON and GEORGE WASHlSGTON via
Frenchlown and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
hf ~ WHARF, foot of South strect,D alternately
DAILY, (eXcept Sundays, )ut o'clock, T. NJ.
G5- Fare through to Observation-Disclosures
SUPPER provided on board.
{G3- RETURNlNG-The superior Steamboat RO-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wharf, PhadeI-
phia, at p O'Clock, P. NJ, daily, Sundays excepted
aS GPR A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

SENTENCE OF DUELLIsTs. MIR. S. w. Will
son, Mr.. Barr, and Mr.. J. c. Colt, who plead
guilty at ST. LOUIS, of participating in duel,
have been sentenced to be confined in jail for
ten days each.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-24

rowN DESTROYED. The ancient town
Of TerVonla, in Hungary, has been reduced to
Il heap of ruins by fire.