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TRIUMPHANT SUGGEST

a tONSUmP Sos BEN ARE OF DECEP
" TlON AND ALL SPURIOUS TAR MIX
TURES GO up as mutations Of
THOMSDN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPHTHA,
which is daily tfltcting such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY CON, UMPTION!
PHILADELPHI. Ucl0ber H. 1915.
he undersigned is induced To make the following
bret stltement under a firm conviction that many
valuable lives might he saved was rccuurse had to
the same means which have restored me to he 18th.
had suffered for years wi weakness of the LUNGS
and LIVER COMPLAINT, but so gradual were the
nroads of disease that felt 30 alarm uutil with i.
the last year. The chief cause of distress pain
IN my breast and right side great oppression, almost
sirangng, and total inability TO Use the Corup, mat
ter which Obstructed my breathing and at tunes so
great was my suffering thought could not live
hour 1t is scarcely necessary to say, hat daring
this time had the hest medical attend -nce cup
ped, bIlstered, &c. with no avail. also used vari
Gus advertised and W II known medicines. obtaining
no relief whatever until | procured IHOMSONS
COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR IND WOOD
N.APIfTIiH, one bottle of which eneftled me more
than all else had taken; and now assert ii as my
solemn belief that by this time Ishouh haze b, IN
my Craze had not procured t4ts remedy at the me
did. SARAH JANE ADAMS,
No. 1873 South Fourth street.
Sworn to and subscribed this l3rh day of October,
le45, before me, CHAuNCEY BULKLgY. A derman.
repaired only by 5. p. THOMSON, Philadelphia
Authorised agents; Roberts Il Atkinson, corner Rat-
more and Hanover SIS; e. Slott, Washington, d. G.;
NJ. A. Santon, Norfolk: A. Duva & Co. Richmond,
va Price 81 cts or six bottles for 81 So BewaTe of
~hom you purchase. dis 3m'
N3- WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Compound Balsamic Pre-, aratOn from Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar,
The best remedy known the world for the cure
of coughs, colds. asthma, Group, bleeding of
the lungs, whoopihg cough, broE-
chitis. Influenza, shortnrss of
breath, pain ld Weaknessin
breast or side liver com
plant, aud the first
STAGES
co " u Z II ION
"There is no such thing as flil!" in ia history OF
this wond riu BALSAM. Evidence the most con-
vincing-evdcnce that no one doubt, fully Gstab-
fishes his fact.
MOUNT Holly, MI, Nov. |, lS45,
Mr.. SETH w. Fow Dear Sir,-Eayng used
DIR. WISfAR'S BALSAM OF Wilt Gu ERRY,
with great benefit TO myself, chceruy comply with
your request to give my testimony in favor it
Some time since took cold, aud il settled on my
lungs; was troubled for several weeks with very
bad cough, raised mood several times aud had all the
alarming symptoms attending confirmed Con imp
ton. d"spalred Of recovery, After trying varIu IS
remedies in VAN obtained bottle of your Basam |
took three bottles, aud to my asoniShueut was en-
treIy cured attribute my restoration tn hpa'th to
that medicine alone. All who are sick or atfii ted
| with Pulmonary affections, would recommend them
| to try Or. Wislar'S Bilsam imme. lately.
THDM AS + KELLER.
| For sale by JOSEPH q. rANSBURY DIS
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WILLIAM c. HARETs.


NNHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Those wishing
" Christmas presents, that will BE- appr ciaed by
their friends, are very respectfully invited To call at
PLUMBE'S, No. 2O5 BALTIMORE STREET, and
have their likennCSses taken in his inimitabe style.
Such memento every true friend would consider Of
more value than rubics all the CANDY baubles a vain
and hattering world can produce. Pictures taken
from O'Clock, A. NJ. until 4, NJ. dlG.9lt
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

WYNN. c. HARRIS, No. "a BALTIMOR
w STREET, (the cheapest Store in town. has
just received fresh stock OF CHRISTMAS BOXES
Of elegant patterns; also, fine Work Baskets, orna-
mGucd; fine Penkhivts; Scissors; eaZOrs; gold Jew
ery Brushes; fashionable Combs; steel Buckles; Kid
DOLLS: Jointod Dolls, dressed ind undrpssed; Ere h
Toys; Pistols; Canton Fire Crackers; Rockets and
Spit Devils; TorpGdoes- with every other article thai
was ever thought of.
dl7-7tr WILLIAM G. HARETS.
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A NONCEHT. z. q. JOSEPH GREEN respect
" fully announces to his friends and the ctrzrns
OF Baltimore, that he intends giving a GRANUCO
CERT of Vocal and Instrumental Music on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. II, lS4j.
at the Egyptian Saloon, obi Fellows Hall, North
Gay street. assisted by the best performers, Vocal
and Instrumental, in this city.
U}- Tickets so cents, to admit lady and gentle
man. Doors open at o'ciock-perlormance to com
mence AT T. dl5 3,4
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TuSiN PLATE, SHEET IRUN.
IL COPPER WIRE, sc sc.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra SKIES
300 boxes Loaded for Roofing, l4x20, of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET lROV--aA direct importation.
10000 lbs. Brazicrs COPPER, asserted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
300 bundles Brght aud anneaied IRON WIRE
so rolls SHEET LEAD, % to s lbs.
SO pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEI.TER
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, SC.
% full stock Of Timers Tools and Psek's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper, Sc
For sale Oh liberal terms by
l.. PRATT s. BROTHER,
a25 6mif 81 and % 8 Charles street
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vHNARLETON MUSLIN. Mrs. MCPHERSON,
u No So NJ Howard st has ju.t received rom
New iotE, an assortment Of Whie aud colOted Tar
ltions, two yards wide cheap article 70, Evening
dresses, DIS
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ELLUsTRATED ROCKS u ANNALS.

4 THE POETS G tLLERY OF BEAUTY, being a
series of Portraits of the principal Female Char
aclefs of the most popular British Poets from
paintings by eminent artists, made expressly for
the work, under the superintendent OF Edward
FlnieW; with letter press bv Mrs ). G.. Hall.
THE LOND IN ART UNION PRIZE ANNUAL
with two hundred pictures and designs, pure has
ed by the London Art Union.
THE PEOPLES GALLERY Of ENGRAVINGS-
with sxty-ive splendid engravings, elegantly
bound in gilt cloth.
MONTGOMERY - SACRED GIFT-aseries of Med
i'atious upon ScriptIre Subjects, with twenty
highly. finished engfavings after celebrated paint
ihgs by the great masters,
HEATH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY FOR ls46-with
thirteen beautiful engravings.
THE KEEPSAKE, edited by the Countess Of Bless
ington, with thirteen highly finished engravings
for 1916.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY-l2 steel engravings.
THE GIFr-a Christmas and New YEARS present.
THE OPAL beautiful hook for the season,
The above, with all the American ANIMALS for 1886
THE ILLUSTRATED POETS.
LONGFELLOW'S POLITICAL WORKS--with
splendid illustrations
LADY OF THE LAKE-ilustrated.
MUOKE'S LALLA ROUKH, do.
BURNS WORKS-lSmO., beaut, lily illustrated in 5
diff rent STYLES Of binding.
Mrs. HEMAN'S POLITICAL WORKS-in seven DIFF
ferent styles of binding sc.
| COWPER'S POETIGAL WORKS-ClOth gilt and
Turkey extra, with steel plates
MlLTON'S WORK S-Rnyal London edition, super
extra wi h exquisite engraylngs, American edi
u0us, at all prices, illustrated.
! SHAkSPEARE-rich binding, illustrated.
| BYRON'S WORKS, "
| The above, together with many others, to which we
call the attention of TN public, constituting the mos
| complete assortment we have GveI had IN store.
PARSONS, PRESTON < KURFX,
dl5-eOjt No. Isl Pratt-st., next to Railroad Depot.
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100000 w9 sk5Js or RENTS
" It D. HVVTy N
BOND y GELBAJH.


BOND Y GELBACH
Real Estate 9gcnts No As Second ST.
k-zra VINO offer tor sale large variety of very
cheap property, part of which we nane:-
SEREI a large AID beautiful story dwelling, with
Ar-h-<- large back budings-ot 22k feet front, 10
deep 10 an alley, on Lexington st near Charles st.
x~s.A Also, Il spacious and well arranged g story
EEsI dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard. ST
s4Eass lot "a feet, l76 deep to an alley, with sta
bes. This house will be sold very cheap, in fee sim
pie or with ground rent do. in st. Paul st near
franklin, S9eOU; in EIeterst. CRANKY, So 500;
a neat2 story dwelling on Madison-st. near Howard
at only s9O0-will rent for $50; in w. Lexington
IT. near Pine, with passage and back building, and
deep lot, only 32,5Oe; in Saratogast, between Pine
ST. and Run ailey-2 story, with attic and back build
ing, lot IA by ll8 feet deep, cost 81, 400 to build II
now be sold at only 81 300, in yments of |, g. 3, 4
and years. Is under rent at Si60; in Pitt st near
Eden, at $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca ST.
near Little Green, only $1,000; 3 in w Fayette- ST
near Cove, at $50 each . in Harrison ST. near the
Synagogue; III Car0nc-st. nearE Baltimore $500;
in Wansseck, near HOlllns ST., S575 and $3.50; in
Granny ST. near Exeter, $1,000; in CORTLAND st. in
fee, S429O; very large and desirable store with
dwelling on N side OF Lexington st. between Eutaw
and iioward-will be ssld cheap easy terms; and
many others.
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances
A large number of FARMS for sale. [Al nil
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PAVILION HOTEL.

~ y. MAC LELLAN would inform his friends
We and the public that he has fitted up as a Re
freshment and Boarding House, (undPr the above
nancy the large Mansion, No. IS FAYETTE-ST &,
opposite the Post Office 3 dnars above Nonh where
he respectful solicis their patronage. Oysters, Ter
apins and Game of all kinds will he served in their
sea at short notice. A limited number of perma.
ment BOARDER%, and a few Gentlemen for meals
Only, can be accommodated. The BAR will at all
times he supplied with the hest Liquors and Refresh
menis Open ill ~ O'Clock at night d3-eom
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WEATS. GAPS, MUFFs, &c.
TAnIMERING AND STUTi ERING
EILkEl lA AI AIAA:s AE w

CURED BY DIR. MAYS, OF VA.
"a X. MAYS begs leave most respectfully to an
h1 nounce 10 the citizens of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city for the special purpose of curing I'M
PEDlMENrS OF SPEEC II, and all other defects in
the voice He has in his possession testimonials OF
the highest responsibility attesig the signal
which has attended his labors, and would be most
happy 10 exhibit them to any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to call.
lis residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he can be seen at any time
between the hOurs Of 10, A. NJ. and 4, p. Nj.
GI3- DR.. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
if requested.
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ENRDCLAIM IT TO THE WORLD
THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND is without
Exception or Emigration
the most safe and speedy for all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds which, unfortunately neglect
ed, too - ,,r,,,,,D,or
If Hancc's Compound syrup of Hoarhnund Is taken
an The fir.t annearance of a Cough it will Immediately
c,rp il and save the sufferer from unmely grave;
nTap 40 cents per hottie, or six bottles for 90 30.
For sale nv SETH !. HANCE, lOS Batmore-st
-, a,x ~ ,,ho,ies and Pratt-sts o3
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6tHRISTMAs EVE BALL.

" NJ WHITE UAtIL SALOON
Z. C. PHILLIPS respectfully informs his trieads
and the public, that he intends giving BALL at the
above Rom on WEDNE DAY EVENING. 9th
INST. U}- Tickets to he had Of Mr.. T. or any of
his pupils NJ P's Dancing and WALKING Academy
is now open for the reception Of Pupils on Tuesday
and Friday Afternoons, for Young ladies', misses and
masters; AID Tuesday and Friday Evenings, for gen
temen. Cotillion Parties every MONDAY EVEN
ING during the season. dl3-I5.l7l9 % 81 6lt
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BALTIMORE, October 2Sth, l645.

Dr. JOHN MAYS, Globe Inn, BaItimore-st
Sir: | cannot permit you TO leave the city with
out tendering in some form, my sense Of obligation
for the benefits derived from your treatment, by two
of my sons, aged % and l6 years, who for long pc
Rod have been afflicted with all uncomfortable habit
of stdmmering-which, with every precaution they
were capable of adopting, appeared to be steadily on
the increase.
All difficulty of utteranee was well nigh overcome
after their first interyiewaAd such, with very sigh
and occasional exceptions, has continued to he thu
case to the present time, period Of nearly weeks
| know nothing of your system of cure--hut the
confidence in its horeushness entertained by my sons
from first TO iast-connected with the facts that have
come under my Observation-Disclosures me 10 offer you
this testimony to your success, III the firm belief OF
its general efficacy. Very respectfully and truly,
nl6-f OSMOND G.. TIFFANY.
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A NOIIaEk AkRiva Log
lW = L A u q L !, a NJ -

N "A n
IA NEW BOOKS AT w. ~ HARRISON'5.
No. (Jarvis's Buildns) NOrth-st.
The Squire, by Miss Ellen Pickering csc
Love and Mcsmetism, by Horace smith 25c
The Charity Sister, Tale, ny the Hon. Mrs.
Norton CSC
Child of the Islands, by the same author a5c
Fleming FIcId. or the Young Artizln, by ]. II. In
graham Csc
Idier of Lyons, the TSiieres, by Mrs. Gore 25c
Foster Brother 25c
The Mysteries Of the Back Woods Sc
The Book of Christmas SOC
With large assortment of ANIMALS. Juvrpisn
Works, &c. at the loves, market prices. For safe ny
w. N. HARRISON,
dis No. (Jaryls's Buildiugs) Nutth-st.
A NnOAKINGs, BLANKETS AND FLhN-
u MES. j. LEE WEBSTER 4 Co, No. 80
MARKET STREET, would inform their frt uGS and Gus
toners gtnerav, together with al hat wish 10 Sc
cure thomseve> against the fosls OF winter thar they
have large and complete AS ormcut of WINTER
GOODS, that we pledge ourselves 10 sell AS low as
any other house In the city. our Goods are ct 'he
best quality aud choice selections, a few ot which we
beg TO call our attention to- viz:
Cioakies, yeIy handsome assortment
Cashmeres, a few very handsome al 81 ets
do do. do do AT 25 cts.
Mouseline de LANES, best styles in the city
Alpacas Of every shade and quality
Beautiful shaded C&shmcrrs
SHAWLS-S Cashmere and TerhcHi Sb0Nls,
few on hand will be- sold very low; Tablet Wool,
plain al embroidered; Hr0cha do. very iue; Mouse
de Lain do Blanket do; Cloth do
| ALSO-a splendid assortment OF CLOTHS, CAS-
! S MERES, CASSINETTS, VESTlNGS; Channels:
Blankets. Linst vs.; fu'd Cloths; Jpnu blcachpd and
| brown ColtIns; Gloves; white, blsck and eoloypd
Hosiery; spool Cottous; Pins; Comforts &C. Also, d
splendid assortment o. CacOes iron 6! 10 % cents
| Table Cloths. sc. &c.
| Al persons purchasing Goods at this place that DC
not turn out As represented, can return thcla n
| reasonable iime, and have their money iennded.
LEE WEBSTER q co.
No IS Market street,
dl5 } doors East Of FicGgr.ck.St
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NATOOL Laps. Mrs. MCPHERSON, No So
Wv N. Howard st. has inst received fresh sup
ply Of Wool Laps, for interning Ladies' Skirts aud
Comforts. dl3
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dNHENILAE HEAD DRESSES Some.
a. thipg new. CECn,lle Head Dresse9- beautiful
article. PA. MCPHERSON,
e. No 81 N, uowart-st., EGsl side.
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EASONABLE DRY GOODS.
~ 10 IA WHITNEY BLANKETS
CLOAKlNG; GALA PLAiDS
Cashmeres; Reps Muusene de Lame
Fannels; lolhs; CasSmeres; Cassineus
Turker i, Broche. Cashmere; Thibct, Cloth and
Blanket SHAWLS
Gentlemen and Ladies KID GLOVES
RlBANDS, very cheap to close
Pink, blue, white and drab 5ATINS
BONNET VELVETS, of great variety of price
and shade
Rutland and Florence Braid BONNETS
CalicOes, NluSlins. Ticking, Ginghams, &c.
Spotted KID GLOVES, l2I cts. All of which will
be sold at low prices to close.
THOMAS ARMSTRONG;
dis tDl8 115 Baltimore street
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HDORK. ROLL BUTTER, LARD, &c.
VI Expected by the Cars tlis morning, superior
lot Of CORN FED FAMILY PORK, from Frederic k
county. On hand and receiving, good brands OF
HOWARD STREET FLOUR, for sale by the dray
load or single barrel.
Five hbs. and one box Of good Pennsylvania ROLL
BUTTER; fIkins of do LARD.
small lot of Wagon Boxes, assorted sizes, low
TO close sales. JOHN VIM FINLEY,
di34 No so Commerce street wharf
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

n =. CLOVER,
HZs PORTRAIT PAINTER
Has removed his Rooms from No. 3 Barnet street 10
No. 244 MARKET STREET,
n27-tf over G. J. COnradt's Piano Wayeroons.
4 w. WEAVER, Successor 10 Jaroh Wes
- verO UNDERTAKER, No. 20 s. SHARP ST.
opposite the Church. nls-sm
q MckIM DUNCAN has removed his Office
eB from No. "a N. Charles street 10 Ne. "a NORTH
CALVERT STREET. Oas 3m
g. BRGICAL ~ DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures ard Keeps
constantly oil hand, general assortment of Instrv
ments, at No. At SHARP STREET. se24-3n
az ONTMORANCY III. PRICE,
We PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mi2f-f No. 90 s, CALVERT STREET.
NOHN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER,
~ FAYETTE- ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. jail >
"ILLIAM w. LEE, FASHIONABLE HAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, Nod ". GAY-sT
Genuemen's Razors set at the shortest notice. ais
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W A n T S .

GNAHTED. A good COOK will find perma.
w nent situation by calling at No. 81 PLEA
SAINT STREET. Also a good House Servant want
ed. Call as above. dI7 IL
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TEXAs-A RETROsprIco,

The ~ Y. Evening Gazette, in roCo..
statement that Texas has assen,od - ,r''"Ve TO 4
on the strength Of promises that 5,,i,r ~, '"o'''ii
accorded her than are specified in n, ,,,% noI
tions, remarks W." Regl
"Ihe Joint Resolutions Annozing To,,.
United States were, it will be remo"ha. '1" "@
SEQ oy the two Houses of Congress after ,S D"9 p
ence in Washington of Mr. Polk, then p,..; %' PEI
and IN the Senate by very close vo,o or '''
teen Northern Members in the House vbo ~ "C ~
Annexation thirteen have since received ~ oO''a .
The PRESIDENT and the other three are yo, f. b 7
vided for'' woe P,
And the Member of Congress from thu a,r
IN Vermont is one of the three. But hi, ., r''''I
yet out. Hud
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The scene Of desoHlion, distress and afclion, and
the extent of the calamity is nearly great as after
tho former conAagration; the value of the property
destroyed probably greater The population OF ST.
John Suburbs was about ten thousand, and The pop
ulation ofSl Roch had mostly found refuge in ST.
John Suburbs
Quebec is now reduced to the Upper Town within
the walls, the Lower Town, from the ST. Charles be-
low Hope Gate to Cap Blanc on the St. Lawrence,
the extent which it occupied, but then more sparsely
built, utter the destruction of the suburbs during the
siege in I775.- Quebec GGsette.
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Hale! Hale :! Haie!! Tho True Democrat,
published at Haverhill, N. H., says:-"Ths is at
present. the subject of every other article in every To-
co oco paper in the State. Hale is truitor-a
egade-a Whig-a federalist-an abolitionist-a pes
tilent and knavsh demagogue--a noisy, brawling,
mischief maker-a liar, and on to the end of the
chapter So say the proslayery, ocofoco prints and
taking all their assertions for plain truth, we can't,
for the life of as, why they need be in such an
agony Of fear, lest the people will be led astray by
such desperate compound Of stupidity and villainy.
We elected, in this town, last spring. for represent
tative man who denounced to the public as
something little offensive and foul than this
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NOTICE. v. b. PALMER is authorized to re-
ceve subscriptions and advertisements for tho Gale
DOMAIN, q; his offioes,-No 80, Pine St Philadelphia,
No. 100, Nassau ST., N. York, aud No. 16 State ST.
Boston. Terms ofpaper, see list page, and for ad
verising the usual price charged by country papers
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samo Mr. Hale, and yet, strange 10 ,ou i.
.no ver''"Ole Dan BatoheIdor was ueuo', Oh
Irst speaker of our present house Of .,aa'y 'ea
THIS wholesale abuse of public .''p''''R'ataI
parry prints, don't always operate wall ''" 49, Fa
will judge for themselves soms,n., '"' IhoRst
not wonder If Hale in the end, like gu, '' we we '
Daniel, should come out right sido ~ ~ own Ia,
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of the Treasury before readers that they may see
what the PoS-Suve' party arc about. II is sort oil
official announcement and Of course TO be hee ded as
such, 1t won't be found probably in the Polk prints
in Vermont, Just now.
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BEFThe slave market is brisk The sales at the
slave nuctons of men, women and children are re-
ported in the Southern prints to be at advance of
26 and 80 per cent-for the Texas market-and mol
to go out olhe country Slave breeding in the old
slave states will be the order Of the day. and for the
new market about TO be opened in Texas. VOL wo!
to country that thus offers premium to the inqui-
ties Of slave breeding und the slave trade.
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THE NORTHERN RAILROAD. The officers Of this
road from Concord, N, II. through Lebanon to the
mouth of White RiveDgve notice that the work will
go on, and that too The say it is to connect
with the Vermont CentrnI at White River.
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APPOINTMENTS, Among long list Of appoint
ments by President Polk find the following:
"CHARLEs LINsLEY, as Attorney Of the United
States for the District of Vermont, from the 22d inst
in the place Of Charles Davis, whose commission will
on that day expire"
Mr. Linsey is a respectable man for ausht we
know, but he is old federaist, and who would
suppose that a party who prate so much about old
federalists does the Polk party, would select for
an important office, in this case, from their own
ranks, 'last war federalist.
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P1rrsBuReH A gentleman of Pittsburgh"
forms us that there are 90 buildings now go"s oOO
the burnt district and that contracts are mau' ,,,0.
more to be built the present season. boS''n ''
ing Chronicle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-14

Addison, in one Of his beautiful papers in ihe'Spoc-
tator, says that he had been very forciby struck by
this epthet, written if by man for HIMSELF after
death had unfoIded to him the realities of another
world
"What spent, wasted
What lent, lost:
What gave, have"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-14

lEFThe N. H. Legislature adjourned on the Sd
inst. Among other things done, law passed to
allow corporations to make bylaws providing for the
representation of stock. mo one person TO repre-
sen: more than fflietb part Of the capital]
This is called by the Statesman "backng-oat Law"
Ne @ but how it is to affect the rail road question
do not fully comprehend The Legislature refused
by large majority to change the license law which
allows the people to elect boards of Sclectmen with
power to withhold Licenses