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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

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We hafs ben Ne Rishmand "a. Dsn.
PIiFF. 80 : samFany he hrfa O..
"a - IAsI CRY, . msnsfasluss 49,.
goods o. > lsEse srals. sd Ihsl lhs D..
mesdaw SRri ManGlaeaBrins Co..
Ass slss bs<nsasgsb'rsd. May shss -,
.iah thai srrcsss shieh surh .nSrr.l.
saes Eirlis dsaTTs. This d n. 60.
ior lhs Soalh - psrssr. Id. a.rh -
~ 20 aske serb shings shan 4, L. .l....
dePrndaniuPah oihsrs ior ll.eu. IA III.
uesns. xs nog .aiy lsep cor mon.r !.
heme. aad sLrTsbt a,us,s haze an -.
dsars u eisrDlsian. be- give smnlnrm...
70 asny she ~osld o'hsr~i.s. q N s,s'
bahillly. Be 10 idisaess. aad Is 40, =
snossh y sstssa Hsar. Ascsuse y, -
been 90 murk IN ne hatl % ice ,,r -"
bif. for u 10 sasling nsre. ss.xs /, /. 80
6eensly rrosen. Ihai ~e can msrul,,,,,.
nearly nj surh srlirirs. as rhess !. -.
eanbs bought sl The Norlh. OF IN Eu,on.i
gaiRg abroad lorsUeh lhing.. Ana ,in.aI
n h 20 obaiaus, that ne can Or eneoUr.s-
ing such ss'abishmrnls. IN our midi, =.
crease our wesl.h and better IIis eOoJs,o.
81 nany II OR Elio~ beings. M 4. !,
god euizsns. knowTg cur ow q in,,r,s,.
do al se ran 10 fOsirr and prol,eI ,bsm
in their infancy. One good CoRon -
Wool F~etry. 10 sorlli more % he SO,,s
Than al lie leng-winded add nors u.;,,I
speeches, that ean be made in q wear. 40
those sh" advocate Fee rrsde. And 4
the Southern peoIie desire 10 see ths
South proper. they nosI 20 into hi, b.
sin's. as che NoIaa have done. and unuI
fhey turn their st,sn'iuu 10 il Ia good ear.
nss'. they need not sIpec, . change Ior
che brissr. bot Tie zane wsrt Of M. and
sshyily-the SANE barenntss xill eOrt.
nue. 10 saisl annrg ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

War SUICIDAL PROCESS How many
have bsen slaughtered upon The sunny
6cids q. Spa'r. hnw .(,sn have the sines
Of her siiiss run with human III. OF. Ever
since We can ssr, llerl ,ay hing. have
come tous he stMes 81 l,ei buuT wrong,
snd heI fierce ronieniions. Our synpa.
thies are WON aul Eor ler. Murder ,htfe
10 . Thing II eour,e-wsr ,esms 10 be
woven sav 'hs very Wx'uIe oil the "a.
ton.
How perfectly lie c"ndt irn Of Spain
IeiLns tie posi ton. The, the sw arI k,, rs
another !" the .c.bbard; that being pre-.
pared and ready ior war 10 The be.i me ats
tor the preservation IL pfacs: that tie
people sho would preserve ,htu I.telty
shorlh be ready 70 lisLt far IL.
Will YOU look TO Greet Bnl,in, over.
whtlmsd wnh al INN, ne d.b,, with
more than ffy aljoe' pao' 10 tne ,rh
msn: ~ill you read the bill. ol moral ~
aud irsrn that the rI,e oI 4 few shhli, es
on O. arlsr oI ~hca, has e,cr been lie
death warrant 81 thousands, 30 near 10
Starvation are her poor lsborrr; ~ili yau
sxainmr tie ship loads of her ,uhjsris
~ho c"a" htte. that ,hsy alay lot Ietsh
there; and then e. c"urugr a nlliiary spnI
10 these fee states!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

The sehsonsrI.es tilsa. Captain Herd.
from Par Ia Bsra. anlsed - Galsesinn
he ash slllno. binrg'ng he laiesl an
l.ll.esaae Eeceised frsAa he sesl. The
sexs ~ tlis sfrssal may b lsoSsd upon
Nth ean.idsfable interest. Several per-
sons from Corpus chrsii recently afIlssd
Al vielnr,a previous 10 The sailing 81 The
Schooner. aho repaid Ihst ths whnle ceun-
uy belsssn the husces and ki0 GIahde
il in possession Of he Csnanehs lnei-
sn.. Al trade has ceased beIwtea Cor
pus Christi and San Anlaalo. several PAT
Tee Of Mrxursn hsdsrs hare been cal TUT
.rI and murdered. The Indians ase &c
ported Co nsnbsr about 500 or 1000
strong. THIS great inund.llon u ssEagss
in NorIh.rn MrIiro. has pfOdaced great
eoasIsrhausn in Ihs region Of county boz
Jr1ins upon The RIO 6rsnde- They have
eomni Iled nUm. rous depaessnoHs opDn
enizsns and properly. Men, ~onen and
ehiidrrn have been rarTisd OF IN espli,i-
az. Some fears acre enlerlalnsd y Ma
i.maIas dat tLe indIaRs wOald siisrk lhsi
fAses.
col. H,y,, wth his smsll band n We
erans. wee on The gHi uioe IN case ,hsy
shruid make any sseDPI sPou OUT boz.
der settlements. m@1 ..- -..-
BeIwsen seventy and eighty hOrse uere
s,aIs from We Oris, sbouI len days since;
'hey are supposed 10 hsse been taken BY
the Indians. W u. Bee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

awh.lklai eta wsasa isus Wat
sstF
aIlhiuk yru krnu hsf
mi islsasl ErDsutsf. - as
shsgr
/. Bslaas ahe asahgie1. keF naas mat-
Care Wllhs1s-"
Me. unshs1 sss,ssd - 4 esfui6ed
-is i Posahisi Asd ,os - MR.
Wsl.oas'
.Yta LAS usnied d - thsa .
Tsar sflsr I 90 ~ ysas hsne~. q A.
Walsan. ior shose mn&<x I ss~xx o. I
diJ Cor sos. &c ~ss Iirk sed I ~ssPesr.
~ &c did mt nfgaId ne dssewsers-
Hsasrn hss bie.sed se ard a. iasnble
snd ,haukfsL Truly esn ssy. hsi l
haze tssn I'D By a as ~bssh ! Snsw
nss.
Mrs. Marshall a.. osrrrowrrrd Old.
Surprise. Afler . tntl slsbce. Mfs. Wat
son rssumet.
.Yehs eOnsiisrsle kindRrss lousJs me
while | wss IN Inm'te 81 yets Loase, |
have resrI lSsalen. lhsse 0ilsa lhoaehs
II you and aiIrn sskrd about vau. With
nv Lu.bsrd's foil spPresal, I haze row
esard 10 ask ecu 10 bscsme Q msnb'r 4
our family. Your expesisace aud ais.
dom uill be invaluable ards 70 me g The
IeTf,mmsnre Of my many dUIles. sld !
think thai Estl,ne wIll Eol 6ad The asks
imPo.sd upah her ton hatdensamr. She
can hsSe constant smpi.Tmrns IN my
hnua. % sizi she need nj issi drTsat-
en-. nor y.s be comp, He'd TO 90 Goa r.
mhy D. Ismils, as I haze lad 70 CO I
knau h,w hard Trial asaI u % ! ssnsi-
tive aind."
With . su.h oI & eiiag, Mrs. MsrAiaa
ace pGri she kiai nfIer. When Essllne
knsE the skole i,n.h. she wss DEEPLY
handled. Bot i, had q sal,sssry sfIre up
on her. With qn'et, subdnrd six. she
daily performed her sll,<re duues. SEEING
clearer ssery dsS. and rising inio rurr
raiionsl slslrs. She ~ss MT 90 gay asiil
IS when dancing in the ,i,rles Of plse.are.
hut che wss ui.er. and. her spirit sas
calmer. She knew belier--im btlar-
the meaning % the word. peace.
A year sIierwsrls che could lesl add
askuosisdge sht 4 wss food Cor her 10
lave been surely uicd. Sic wss aerr
truly happy. because she vas ac'ing . Tse-
f,l psu IN life. Than ever shs lad ts.a
before. And here we will leave her. We
DO not know that she will. like Gree,
meet y Oh some sich hn.bsna. 20. lif, her
back aga'a 10 her old cond:tIcn in lie.
But this does n", n,siler. II she will ,on-
Iinue 10 be use'ul 10 oilers. she will mve
her measure u happiness in any eo1di.
lion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

Uasss "a ths i4Ik oenfmy.-hi.
semstiaes thought Iissi tie e.aduiop of
The l.bo,iRg rlssss in Eoslard 4, i.uo,se
IN modern Iim,s. Than n forsn.,ly gas.
The f"llosIhg. which se ropy from a
late Ea. Itch papsr. seems 70 itsrh q DIFF.
lrfent view OF tie rass.-" nv an act.
sslIed The Statute Of Lab rsr'. 2s,h Edw.
I'LL. passed in I25l. it's provided. Tia,
40 c-rur. plowmsn, day os other ss,su,.,
sh.ll iake IN che tine Of earring, o. ha,.
making. hit . penny he day: and mo1.
srs of meadows for the acre fivepenre. or
by the day fs'psne'. and 'eaI eu &C rora
IN Me 6t,i ustk Of August. twop,nse,
and the second shrsrpstee. and 90 l n tie
end al Augu.E AID lees IN the country
slere less was wont To BE- z ven. urthos,
meat OF dIiLk or ether courtesy"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24
The Piagt,eniines Frauds

I've New 0riesIs Be- contsins the re-
port oi The C"m@It e an the suhiee, u
the frauds comm,,ied al the Prrs,drt Il /
election, in The parish al Plaque mines. 1.
- 'e'y full and establishes the fact 81 N.
c"mni ssron Of immense traud.. il cnn.
cludes as ful!ows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24
PnopEs KrsD Of Prnpx.-w.cone (.

PRnPEs KIsD Of PIRpg.--ws conceive
u !" be The higlesI,pec'men Of henor ihss
can be conferred upon mar, sly sl,e Co.
lumbrs Enq.irsr. Ia he ensii,i In ssy that
he tle, aed himself from poVeity aud lln-
n. 81 N auai toll. ,othe noblsst po.1icn in
sociely. II ia eth mnrc ereti,able @htn
The M ashus elessted 10 not ashamed OF
hrs tnrmtr mechanical skill. II 10 uuly
cnmmend.so,y ,h.rrfose. ailen The Hon.
Lu,htr Severance, msmier f Congress
from Maine. and Nest snlabie and h..
leutrd gentleman. says Of SnLui Cameron.
tie United States Senator from fennsyl.
vauIs, that sonlelhIng more than twenty
years ago he wo'ked by his SIDE. a. 1,
journey man, in Gales and Sesion's Prin.
a"g "flire. at Washington. and boarded At
the same house ~tI:, hlm. This il suu,-
ding to be proud Of. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

Gians La satilea hgR li'lls sR1hpsiasR.
Tie astiias sllgdsd q pssstt . resolve
lea Fsanssllag ths iEtfnas q anRsKailbn
10 illsmiRate ihsiI ts1aEfs nR SsanEdsy
sEsnlfg. Tks uhs1s nsEAsE illsaina-
81 - De err. IL seeoEdsgvS With thls
uessanGisa. did RrG sxceFd Iu~uGy-"
Ths : Ae~s. spsskiaT 81 ths lasal
rsselssoas. ssys hat q Is = infssma-
siaa sr0m sall0as sauarfs sn'itied - The
s&nasl Ssedn. Ghas PSesidesl gea<s ~lll
slEs lhs ksssl 1sassse ia eDsdll sEP-
post
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

IDoLATRy IN CHINA.--As proof that
he sagac'ons Chinese haze sln ady DE-.
cnveud u e sbsurtliiy Of idol WORSHIP, Dr..
D.ran relates he i"iIowing:
E'e'y Tuesday. accompanied by four
native assistants. Mr.. Shurk and mys, II
may br found stan dug N The temple de.
cheated tn no'aItv, learning and healing:
aoi We find the place Ihrongel with the
people, ai'sniive To Ill nur w"r,ls. Some
Elk or eight fert Iso'n my dispepsary table
stand four hldeous idols, about eight feet
IN height, bedimmed by the dust and
sm"ke, il may be O. centuries. The one
nessesi lie table has been injured. so cha,
his leg is almost broken of. When al
'Usi"n 's rsde 81 this poor bel less figure.
or II de, ID to he inability OF th+,s IDOLS t.
hlP themselves. the p.oIle Join in IL.
rid'cuie. aud appear TO pay bu. Ii lie res,
pect IN them. hare heard . shout A
Isgh'rs ring ,hrough tie temple from the
mouth Of both adults aud rh ldter, when
The application Of The 18Th ps. Ian i. made
I" these stocks Of wood and ,i.y. This
] h'leve 10 be preuy far ~ i,cation #
The state oil Ir.ljns ioasrd tei, idols.
which - esirr:ainrd on the part Of the
people in general. They gladly receive
aud read our books. aud many are wi.
h"g To Inquire sill lar liz. llio iii. new
religion,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

FhoM MEXIco.-By the arrival al lie
schooner Water With las, evening. from
We're Cruz. we received quite bundle OF
Mexican papers. but alter dligtnt sea'ei,'
gould not Iind single item al news worth
anything. Passengers arrived in Tie Wa
ter With speak Of the war spirit in Mex
ic" As II IL was reality. According I"
tier accounts. the Mrxiran~ are esger ior
W with ar United States. We cannot
ascertain any thin. definite respecting
Santa Anna. TIE impression seems +"
he that he will no, fare So badly as has
been anticipated.
n. q. 1roDic. fine I'M inst.
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~ o. 7fopic fine I'M inst.

M"rfave'of Phitade'piia.-A writer IN
III" Ledger says that more persons have
renia ed FROM the surroundi country,
to reside in this CT y. Ibis ,pring. tia" has
ever been known III any one season be-
tore.
BnHhag in New Hork.-H appears
from The report oGthe Inspector. that 1910
buildings were errrteh during the last
YER in the city Of New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24
THE PROGRESS OF ANNEXATION.

No observer uf the course of thing.
since abe hegiaaing nj the annesati"n
movement needs TO he TOLD that the ac.
qnisiiion of Texas Is Intended rs the ini-
riatlse Of mher acquisitions d Mexican
territory. The Iolowing p tsgraph from
The NashyiAs Union has lis ewn signili-
anre: s+
"rhe last adyices from California in
form Us that tie province il in state al
revolulion-ihe natives wishing 10 expel
the Mexirans. and having every prospect
1t success. The struggle will he short,
ifii has not slready ,erminaiel. We learn
lso that mny ol our ei,iz rs who emf.
grated 10 Oregon have fallen down and
settled in North California. and that they
have found the mosi delightful climate
and a rich soil. They affirm that Ore
gon il but blesk. hsrcsW Ease, compar.
ell with California. We refer tn these
facts to show that il II mt al all unreasnn.
aiie /, suppose that California nav he in
= condition at very Early day 10 be all
nexeh tn our Uaioa-n --~~---~--~-~-a~a
A more ,onycnient mode Of conquest
was never dc, ised than the one which has
given US Texas. and which promises Ia
secure California. Our settles 60 into a
Mexican province and takeup their abWl. ;
Others follow them: they take o. casiun 70
rise against the local authorities, snre al
assistance froa their eoua,rymen in the
United States; III, struggle is FOR liberty.
They prevail. and then they and The
county are IN condition To be annexed.
This is more convenient than q vadik e
invasion. Raiiimore .7mtricun.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

THB CREEK COUECH., We learn from tn
last number OF the Arkansas lntelgcncer that
the annual Council of the Creeks commenced
on the lst INST The runners which were sent
out 20 the prairies did not succeed in bringing
in the wild tribes, but on the contrary narrowly
escaped beng murdered. a letter from gen
tleman in the Creek Nation 10 a friend in Van
Buren,, states that the runners which were sent
to the Camanches were robbed, and chased six
days and nights, and escaped very narrowly
The Pawnees, it is thought, will war upon the
Greeks during the ensuing summer. The
Creeks will decide during the present Council
the course to be pursued towards them.
The Wacoes, Kichces and Caddoes are the
only prairie tribes that will be represented III
the Council.
The report ofthe murder ola party of Creeks,
who went out on the pcarcs to trade, is con-
trmed. Among them were jess Chisholm,
Jno. Spanard, d. G. Watson, Nick Miller,
MIR. Colkcr, Jno, Conner, Bill Connor, John
kitchum, and several others.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22
a7-DR. JOHN VI. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
AILnIEINE L AEON AInRN 2n E,nst RnLtirnnrc-S

f5-D DIR. JOHN VI. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Bahimore-st.,
tfth door east Of Ffont.-THE BEST SERIES or MEpI-
CISEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
horatory, 10 wil:-IRdian Vegetable Purifying and
Anti bilious Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Biers, % bottles Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents bottle; New
Emetic PREPARATION IL! cents a vial; Peduvium or
Foot Bath Powder, II! cents a package; Cough Sy-
rup. for the of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c.
37I cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, III cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants 50 bottle;
Rheumatic Linment and Embr0cation, and accom-
paniments, Sl Sovereign Remedyfor Piles 81; Dyson
terry Cordial so cts bottle, sc. &c. Sc. Printed d-
rectOnS for the administration of these remedies &C
company each article. n. b. Advice given by Dr..
w. free Of charge. ml3-f
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

{G3-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore or in the United States, any
nec,sd with literature or science. OraonS from S.
lures So to S0 Letters and Essays &c. Pieces ferde
camation 80 to S.. Inscriptions Tor tombs SO to So
Sentimental Tales S. 10 $40. Advertisements 81 to
SO. Songs So News Carriers Addresses SIS. Acr0s-
ties 81. Pieces for Albums, SC. &c. cents per line
Persons at distance will address (post paid and
closing remuneration the Milford Bard, or DR.. John
Lohand Baltimore. Citizens will call al the Wash
ingOn University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post Office, enc4os-
ing the quiJ pro qso. 0-Editsrs frendl! to me, will
please give An insertion. m22
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

Q5-MrsEuM. An unusual array of the talent Of
the excellent company will be exhibited this evening
in Two new pieces, entitled "Sons and systems" and
"1he Happlest Day OF my Life.n We need only
mention that the principal characters will be support
ed by Miss Ludlow, MIS- Walcot, Mrs. Russell, Miss
Cannon, Mr. Wa!cot, Mr.. Owens, Mr.. Gallagher and
Mr. Andefton, to ensure large audience.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22
In22 3t
n AIDES, DRESS GOODS.

E AIDES DRESS GOUDs: -. -
~ we have ON hand beautiful assortment OF
French Lawns; Foulard Silks; fine and superfne
French Bazarines fancy and black Silks Lutestrns;
,hte combrics. corded Skirts silk and cotton osie
~; Linen Cambria Hdkfs, and many other seasonabe
Goods to which we invite the attention OF te Lanles
and assure them that they will al be SOFA AT ine io"
est market prices. Doh pnI,in,o,,
n?0 dew No'o' p"i'i'noiSSH
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

I7- The following is from the Rev. Z. Sperry, No
D First Avenue-l had been for ten years every few
weeks attacked with The piles, until within the last
wear the attacks nave been weekly and OF much
nature. For month previous To using II AY :
LINIMENT, from COmstOCk & Co. it was with the
greatest difficulty could stand long enough i'll the
pulpit TO preach a sermon, until about month since
when | commenced using the Hays Liniment, aud
nave finally heen entirely cured by following the di-
rcClions on the wrapper. From knowing you person
ally, | have given you this certificate with the hope
that any one afflicted with that terrible complaint may
find oni and use this extraordinary remedy.
New York, May 4, 1914.
For sale corner of Baltimore and Hanover streets,
Baltimore. Also at the corner of Baltimore and llar-
rison stS., aud at No. 81 Thames 81. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

NO MEDICAL AND CHlRURGICAL FACUL-
TY OF MARYLAND-ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The Annual Convention of the Medical and ChiTurgi-
cal Faculty of Maryland will be held in the HALL
over Mrs. Scotti's i'll South street, few doors below
BatmOre-st., on MONDAY, ID June, at lO4 O'Clock,
A. NJ The members throughout the State re-
specially requested to attend and gentlemen who
are DESTROYS of becoming members, will offer their
application TO the Convention.
ml92w Z. A. DuRkEE, NJ. D., Rec. Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

FRONT STREET THEATRE-Mr. Scott. The enter
tanments at this Theatre Tonight will be of highly
interesting character Mr.. Seorr will sustain the
part of Damon, in the Tragedy of damon and Pythi-
as,' ana Mrs BURKE the character of Hermion a In
addition to which a new piece called "The Sealed
Sentence" with fine of characters will be en-
acted,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22
ESRILLIANT TINES again yesterday-pri

URRILLIATT TIMES again yesterday-Przes
NE selling reely-our luck the increase. In the
noble scheme of yesterday we again out trium-
phant-r3O0O in a half ticket, sold yesterday to a
lady OF this city; $1,000, In whole ticket, sold 10
stranger and 5000, in package Of or. tickets to
citizen in President ST. Look for the Plies at TUCK
Err BROTHERS..
TO-DAY we offer $50 900 and 10 prizes of $1,000
for only S. Is drawn ballots Who will have Them?
T. L. TUCKER Il BROTHER,
1t Right on the ComGr-Iiead OF Centre Market.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

ttF- COLUMBIA LODGE, MOB l. o. o, F. The
members hereby notified To be al the Hall, North
Gay street, THIS DAY, Crhursday.l May 22d l54o,
at O'CLOCK r. NJ TO nav the last tribute OF respect
to their late Brother, 2. G. G. GEKLER. Members Of
sister Lodges, in good standing, are traternalIy in
vited to attend, BY order,
IL W. q SHAkER, Sec'S.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

DREApruL CATASTROPHE. A terrible acci-
dent occurred at Yarmouth, England, on the
Ist inst, by the giving away Of suspension
bridge across the river, on which some SOC
persons had assembled to witness feat to be
performed by clown attached to circus
About $50 persons were Immediately drowned
and many otherwise injured.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

nc PlTTSBURG, 10th May, l845. do hereby
certify, that the 10Th April, lS45, when my office
in tue city destroyed by the great fire, my book.
and papers. specie, SC. preserved perfectly I'M
injured, although in the midst of the flames during
the whole period of the awful conflagraton by an
ASBESTOS FIRE PROOF CHEST, manufactured by
JOHN SCOTT. ALLEN KRAMER.
[Mr. X is an Exchange Broker in a large business.
{h3- Apply 10 JOHN SCOTT, in person, at No. l6
SOUTH CALVERT-ST., Baltimore, for SAFE, il
vow want a good one. m2U-U*
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THNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suD-
IN scrlber has obtained from the Orphans Court ef
Baltimore County, letters of Administration ON thc
personal estate of MARY W. HOWARD. Late OF said
county, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof 10 my agent, W. Co
vane Howard, on or before the 23d day of November
next they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons debted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payneht to
him. Given under my hand this 22d day Of May, l545
m22 law4t" fri MARY w. HOWARD, Exr'y
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nPpOsITIoN TO MONOPOLY. At asl

IMPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. AT a6ot
" Baltimore street is the place where tas,e Is us
played in the gelIingup of spring FASHIONS II you
goods is fuird we will make and trim Cloth Goats
from to IS; Pants and Vests from to sl5e; Tweed
and LINEN Coats / to SO. If YOU wish the celebrated
ChaR,iley, Dorsey, office Goats oil new s.!e, ol
the French Polka Pants, with or without straps; or
fancy new style Vest of standing or rolling collar we
will boast of the cutting being done as well as can
be done in this city, ana as cheap as tne cheapest
MATTHIAS MELICK,
No. 2605 Baltimore St,
MOI ., near McClellan's alley.
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MILITARY VISIT TO BALTIMORE. We learn
from the Lancaster Journal that the "Fenci-
b!cs,"a fine military company of that place,
intend visiting Baltimore on the 4th of July.
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17- E. s. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES. PORTRAIT AND PICTuRE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, sc. sc.
% IMPORTER or French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. sc.
Frames re- guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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10 T. u. o. F.. K. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
RYLAND. Members are requested to meet at the
Hall THIS CThursday) AFTERNOON, at , O'Clock
TO attend the funeral of our late Brolher p G. Con
FREY GEKLER. By order,
II G.. D. TENySBURY, G. Sec'y
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a L. NJ 4 N a C.
MARRIED.

On the both instant by the Rev. H. b. Coskcty, Mr.
JOHN J. ELDER, of Baltimore, to Miss HENRIETTA NJ.
second daughter Of Henry Spadlng, Esq, of Adams
county, Pa, Gettysburg papers please copy
On the 20th inst by the Rev J. NJ. Duncan, JAMES
IL. WILSON TO MARGARgT McKIM, eldest daughter Of
Gen. VIM II Marriott, all of This city.
On the 20lh inst. by the Rev K. w. Dunlap, HENRY
HARRIS TO Miss SARAH ANN HAMELL.