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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

WARRANTED CAsT-srEEL, ryoSs
: SS1 Z TooLS.-The real genuine consei nssi. .trex.
!: can only be had at 80 Ai;SriSS: Ai;SrrissSss vita
7 3 where they are r.iate a;ld has,sI, s- rt,sn.
my own hands; therefore esa ssa.,'srse,. Iause,
mend them and at George Brigs Co.'s, SSIst1s.
those tools offered By Osborn x Little, III ." NJ rssa
ems, other stores stamped "C0nger are not - tbs:
and ara designed 10 deceive. Nine are staya sya q J.
"Conser Sew-York, 33 Attorney-st.' Inc - ,s
Conger Berry Is also addedhe having al os,sfTe
business A liberal discount 20 Dealers. PiesSoyGEE
t.s, the stamp. rn25 3m.l JoHE --c Cos|-.I
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

E)ATAPSCo oSNABURGS.-ANi The various widths OF
this uch approved style Cotton osnsburgs plain and
twilled. for sale by McCURDy, ALDRICH S SPENCER,
III st u Exchange Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. -.

PORT OF NEW.YORK. $4,000, .FEBKUAKf u.
CLEARED.
geships Oxford Raihbuu Liverpool II Nlsrshall; Burcun
d. Wol,on Havre Fox Livingstone Celia, Thatcher MO
bile. Dunham x Dimon.
Basques Caroline Bre cmann, and Adler (Be) Ho-
horst Bremen f. ravegsaat Martin W Brett MRyhew. ST
Thomas Brett Vos. Averon, Jordan New Orleans, John
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
H. Z. BABCoCE, New-York.
BABCOCK, ADAMS & co. Albany.
fl0n JOHN r. RARCOCH, i-oi Main 81 Buffalo.

474 FOR lONDOS-Rec,lar Packet Of Goth Feb
ssTt Tie splendid class packet ship QUEBEC, Capt
efs Ielbard viii positively sail above, her regular
day. Having very superior accommodations for cabin,
second cabmand seefasc passengers Persons wishing 10
embark should maze immediate application on board foot
of Mai.ier lane, or to JOSEPH Mem MURRAY,
fl3 100 Pire-street corner Of South street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

EtOoD SITUATIONS FOR BCSINE>S-rersons about
" 10 enter into bus"ess informed that they
tain immediate possession OF Stands in the Partisan Bazaar,
No. 40 Broadway Grand street, which consist OF
Counters and Glass Cases for the sale OF Dry Goods Mil
uEerI, Furi!ers Articles, Hats and Caps, Watches aud
Clocks, s!l~er and Plated Ware, Lamps and Chandeliers.
Cutlery China ana Gas Ware, Pocketbooks, Maps Sta
tonery. ANNALS and othe books Canes and Umbrellas
Perfumer, Furnishing Articles, Ladies Shoe Store. Toy
do. Ready Mode Linen Thread am Needle Sore and for
ever description Of neat goods.
This Is perhaps one Of the best opportunities for persons
OF small capital OF their friends starting them nO bust.
ness at very sia risk The Bazaar i heated and light
ed by TIE Proprietor. For further particulars apply the
Bazaar.
y. IA separate entrance win be made the Gallery
and Rooms the second story, which VIII be let for MI
liner ard Dress Making, Portrait ard Miniature Paint
nz. Sc. &c. iI6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

GnocoaATE.-ih he undersigned, rs rseuts - srcee
~ Twonbly, offer ior sale 10 Ii ir'ae, . y,hlh {
Chocolate, Prepared Cocoa, and Cocoa fEst'
warranted c; the very best quality .c ps.r-st.
OF LATHRoP e. BARTLETT. % q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
,ooo PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA ALONE
lUUUcan testify TO the wonderful efficacy of ;ha. pow
THoMsoy-s COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAE AND WOOD NAPHTHA.
READ! READi
erful remedy
.AGoa:sbtn1 Care q tiroaic bTohclHlS


PHILADELPHIA, May, 23, 1874.
NJ. s. P. THoAsos-Dear sir: For N 1Te tAan foS'l
years past had been dresdy afflicted with az affection
Of the throat. which my physician pronounced chrome
Bronchitis caused 5y repeated and neglected colds ihs
distress suffered iHdescribable. Ay throat was LITERAL!
raw with vio!eI; pasIodc coughing that blood would
come from also great oppression pain and ii:htness al
the chest, and :evsr-n short al tie usuai pulmonary
SYMPTOMS showed themselves, causing entire loss OF nec
sarv -erose Ny throat eeced and 6;ered over and
over agea made tral Of every known remedy, ac al
different periods had the advice OF SIX physicians and al
with 10 avail About TWO months since made lal OF
-our COMPOUND SYRUP OK TAR AND WOOD NAPH-
TIA, and before haa tsken the first eotuc eit reie
continued mi. had taken seven bottles, which coa
pletey removes he disease and restored NE 20 pesec
health; and firmly believe should not now De !iSS sa
JANE PERRY. 1913 Spruce-st-
Principal Office y. E. corzer Of Flh and Spruce streets;
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail By the agents, \. B. SANDS
/; CO Druggists 273 Broadway, cor CAaHlbe-s: sod
also az 20 Fultcn-si and Es; Broadway PElce oo cent?
per b9ttIe, or So per dozen.
Beware Of coun,Prfeits. oI IN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

S9IANo toliIE NASUEAcrOGY.-The Suescribers
are now i:ishug entirely Sriicle of ins;r1-
entS. which are warranted superior IN tone TO any in
use. and 20 keep in time mach longer; She Improvement
eoHs!S IN Harp Frame, peculiar in construction cSyi
as every objection heretofore caused BY the Of me-
tc aes in piu7inS the Professors snd Purc,las
invited 20 examination es these Instruments.
GLENN ROGERS y co.
iy92 !Se rritcn-street. EaS, side. broadway.
DRIYArE CorILLioS PARrIFS attended by
Piano Forte ind Violin Performer Of the best taeut
in the City. Inquire AZ JoLLIEs Music Store, ssoBroad
way, diQ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

- fLS ShoE LAcESFo. sale By the subscribers BIZ
~ the srozs, J, P YAS FPS, lQ3 Pearl st, II Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

FEf0 MiIAMES. &c.-The subscribers oEs- SHE lo5
bhis Buckwheat Flour as substitute fer Oar Meal fos
feeding Cattle II is extensively used for iha: pur
pose aecoun; Of ITS being consdershy cheaper. Also
100 bs and 50 half bols Extra 70. family use or ship!ng
i2lU WEIGHT. LosEE S CO. ee Moore 81,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

- TEAM POWER 10 LEr.-Eroni 5 - horse power.
~ with part The whole Of building erecting.
20 b. so fee and stories hgh the East River side,
near Pike Sip. Inqllre of
Us I'm. HECKER & -BRoTHERS. 2ia Cllerrr ST
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

I - m WAND LUMBt.R iALD, a. tae loo: Of 54tl
- street. Hudson Eive-.-G. :. MOTT takes pleasure
IN giving notice 70 the Of real estate and residents,
that he has hand la-re assortment Of Lumber Of a
kinds. which he offers for sale the advantageous
terms. and Is well &c compete wi;h other deal
ers In The Civ. prices and quality, and particularly III
v;es sI rrscns to give him call and examine his stock
pre.iaQs purchasing. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

I ANTS kEPliiRED-AI tie usnuiAc:ory attached
IL ocr establishment ali kinds OF Britannia metal a-ti
cles u u: in repair and ase who desire exchange
TAT tbs OF anS the ordinary round tubes. have
the alteration made by csl;irg upon
l2fiw BoAHDMAS & HART. 6 Bnr;nc Sip
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

A 10 LET-Six of the nine three story brick Houses
@ 32d street the sh Avenue built convenient,
from :: Rooms each floor. with closets
and nise basement, wood houses large yards adcterns
stable divided into three stalls with hay lofts in the
Ofcach house. Cartmen invited 10 examine the above
Houses as they are well adapted for their us
To those tenants who wish to hire from the frs: of May
ne, immediate possession will be given without charge 10
that date. Keys in said block apply tod s. TREAD
WELL Upho!s;erer, 679 Broadway, Amity-street.
ms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

DKEPARED CHALK RUNS ThE sAiSs i Sssnrari.a LI
4 II yellow rough and harsh, bat the true ri .sase
White give, the skin lfe-lse alats ef prs
il smooth soi. and clear, acting as rosss OF ID
Is cents box at So Chatham 81 IT'D 80 III In
Fulton st Rrooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

iva \ COUNTRY SEAT FOR S.ALE.->ituate on
I the Kngshridge road, between 9th and 9Th avenues
. 03d and 10th streets, containing acres oflsnd IN
good cultivation, and aboundng in uit trees srrbbery
&c The ground is elevated and commands noble view
OF waters Hurgae and East River and also ex
tensive view OF Long Island Terms made easy. Apply 10
ANDREW & s. B. McGoWN,
Executors OF Andrew McCiowu. deceased; or
daf J ADRIANCE, sc John-st y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

III FARM FOR SALE-SitGated in New-Haven
ati County Conn. on the line of the Sew-fork and
srf--- New Haven (contempated) Railroad. Said farm
contains about 30 acres excellent land under good cn
va;ion and wcl-prsportioned we'll watered &c The
buildings are all of the first class and well adapted TO farm
ing purposes Terms easy Further particulars may be had
on application 10 II. +. HODGES, New-iaver, or 10
flIff RTSSETI SMITH, 81 Liberty-stTeet y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

~ COUSTR, SEATS AND FARMS FOR SALE.
t The subscriber offers for sale, liberal terms Sc
.-cral Country seats and Farms the East bank OF
the Hudson River near Tarrytown-among which are
Tie Farm Of the subscriber occupied by Mr. Crager
with from Is TO 200 acres.
The Farm of the late William butcher, containing l5O
acres.
Also several small Places suitable for Country Seats
Farming purposes. Inquire OF the subscriber.
n26 tNfvl- 6 B. TOMKTNS, l9l West st. y. Y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-18
SECRET DISEASE.

CURED IN FROM 20 Is DAYS or NO
"a CHARGE MADE. Apply TO DIR, JOHNSTON
TWO Doors from Baltimore street. where may be OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhea GlceLs
structures, seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, at
teciohs OF the Kidneys, ana every other symptom Oi
a CERTAIN DISEASE.
How rrlilc is even the contemplation of the rava-
ges OF Tins sease, whes from neglect to consult
skul physician, OF from ignorant aud improper treat
m'hl' ui' constitutional symptoms make their appear
ancc-lhe lhfoa becomes liberated, The nose disc as
ed nocturnal pains III the head and limbs, dmness Of
sgl, deaiEess. the homes AFT. ctrd, hlDtchcs on the
hhAd, iacc and r&uCmites progressing on with rieh;
'il rapidly al mt last tae palate OF the mouth Is dis
h"ytd III" homes ot The nose decay and fan in: the
victim Of tins horIid disease become a, ot CT of oty
Hhiil VI" 'isi scene II h" drama Winds up and death
drops me curtain by hurrymg the unhappy paucn, TO
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ihose whose constitutions haNt been injured BY "A
certain Fefni' l"us rraru,c may soon restored 10
perfect health by apll H2 ia mr. Johnson cilher ger
""nay or by letter. Or. j. has seen cases hul were
'ntiiCeni 10 appal the hrai aud barrow up the soul
OF al VINO wee not USED to the observation 81 such
terrible sights.
should This meet the eye OF any who are suffering
rom the above affection, let them y nnueGa,cIy 10
iif Johnston, who stands ready 10 relieve Them; and
.nih ms offensive piact"o il The first Hospitals Of
Europe and sEcd, he guarantees speedy cure nc
mater to" bad the case may he.
1t Is proper here 10 Observe that Tr. JouNsTnv is
n"t at present engaged in The practice Of medicine
''''' u I'Hfdly iff tf'H"IiN--ht having, DN the
ceasG al relative. fallen heir fortunc-I, rhfo,
an ardent desire u hcn,ht his suffering fellow cfea
tunes, ~ pour like HE good samaritan oil ir,n their
wounds, aud particularly 10 relieve those who sufe,
from disease for Which the world f.; Is no ptv-
Again it must be remembered thai the object o. Or
Johnston IN offering his services for the relief nf Tho
m'scneS OF IN inkud, is notthouGh prcnniary neces-
slty Hence no charge VIII in any case be made an
less die pau,Ht is cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on lhc Eye, such an
for squirting, Cataract, those for Dcnrrnitg
81 me Limb, such as Cub Foot Sc, performed on
the Poor free of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take nonce, on the raht hand side Of n friedrich
street, gong from baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
{E7-idViCe 10 tho Poor GRATIS.
Al LETTERS must he PAID. RIO
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LATEs FROM Mexico. A slip from the n
Orleans Picayune brings advices from Vera
Cruz to the 3lst ult.
Santa Anna still remained prisoner at the
Castle Of Perote-thc same cold, drcary and
dismal place in which he so long held the un-
fortunate Texans in captivity. 1t is stated that
tie Grand Jury appointed to try the fallen ty-
rant, was furious against him, while the present
Executive of Mexico manifested feeling of
clemency and at the same time of regret that he
did not escape out of the country and thus save
the Government further trouble A letter dated
Vera Cruz, January 3lst, expresses the belief
that the life OF the tyraut would not be taken.
His young wife was in prison with him, as was
also an old friend of his, Senior Lazaro Villamil
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-18
FOR THE WINTER

ID sEss-sgy The Baltimore Steam Packet Con-
Gy,5TrJ NJ &assppan from and after MONDAY NEXT.
afttadassisf- 10th inst, will make but three trips
week between Baltimore and Norfolk until further
notice. Leaving lower end Of Spears wharf ever
MONbAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o.
clock, p NJ, connecting with the Weldon cars goiur
south and Richmond boats next morning at O'Clock
Returning will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, imme.
dately after the arrival of the Southern cars arriving
III Baltimore 10 connect with the Philadelphia cgrs
next morning.
This Company being under contract with the Ice
breakers 10 keep track open, calculate to run regn
lar for the Winter above.
dl4 r, SHEPPARD Aren't,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-18

SUICIDE or A MIpsHipMAN AND DEATH OF
ANOTHER. Timothy Walker Fiske, of New
Hampshire, Midshipman of the U. S. Navy,
was found dead in bed at Jones' hotel, Philadel-
phia, on Sunday morning, having committed
suicide by taking laudanu,l. lie returned
from cruise on tho Sd inst. and was stationed
at the Naval Asylum at that city. On Friday
he went to the hotel, and in the evening re-
tired to bed, requesting to be called at noon the
next day. bat OH the servant knocking at his
door as. requested, no answer was made. Not
appearing the next morning, the room door
was forced, and he was found dead. He had
for some time been responding, and was trou-
bled with Dyspepsia 1t is supposed he was la
boring under temporary arrangement when he
committed the act.
Passed Midshipman Stephen Decatur La
vallette, son of Capt. Lavalette, of the U. s.
Navy, died at Chester, Pa, on Friday, in the
cath year of his age.
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fOh .4NN.1POLiS, E.9STUN y C.9MHRID gle.
- pEgXps The steamer MARYLAND will
~ fsas.leayc Baltimore or the following da, S,
2sis'ssiSdAisa for the above place, ON the lower
end OF Dugan's wharf, her usual place OF starting.
FOE .7andpols--On every MONDAY, at O'Clock,
aud return same day,
For annapolis, Cambridge and EGston--On every
TUESDAY. At 3 O'Clock.
For .innopotis-On every THURSDAY, al s o elk.
and return same day.
For ,fnnapoiis-0n every SATURDAY, AT g o'llk,
and return same day
no She will GO to West River and touch at Anna
polls, eveIy Thursday.
ia2S LEMUEI. G. TAYLOR.
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TuuNDER SroRM IN New YORK. There
was violent thunder storm IN New York,
about one o'clock on Sunday morning The
residence of Moses II. GrinncII, Esq, in Col
lcge Place, was much injured. The lightning
struck one Of tie dorner windows IN front of
the house and cut the front of it entirely of,
carrying the window frames, castings, &c. some
thirty or forty yards off INTO College Green
The lightning then ran along the gutter OIL the
roof, down the leader to the front basement,
where every square (thirty-two,) Of glass was
broken. The rear part Of the dormer il much
burnt, and completely blackcned by the fire,
and it is probably owing to the heavy rain, that
the building was saved from being burnt The
porter, who slept in the attic when the window
was carried away, says the room appeared to be
full Of green light aud lie tolt so severe
shock, that it was some time before he could
find the door to get out. The washstand, SC,
which stood near the window, was upset but
no other damage was done to the interior. The
gutter, leader, &C., are broken, and melted in
several places.
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MEXICAN LICAN
HEAD QUARTERS,

Late MILITARY Hall, ~ GAY STREET
THSHE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
IL forms the cltlzens OF Baltimore and vicinity that
in conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name of his establishment to the "AMERICAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,n where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such ones as may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place of resort. The Bar will be, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES aud Ii
QUoRs, and all the Delicacics of the season will be
served up, as heretofore, in the best style.
{hF-T The BOWLING SALOONS attached tn the
establishments are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without molestaton and At
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n20-3m Late Military Hall, N. Gay-st.
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ELoCUrloNARY LEcrURd. The farewell
soiree of Prof Magenis, will take place this
evening, in the saloon of the Law Buildings,
where he will glAe series of Readings in
Prose ind verse, from Shakespeare, Pope, Gold
smith, Scott, Young, Blair, Hnmc, SC. As
this will be the last lecture of Prof. Magenis,
previous to his departure from the city, it is to
be hoped that he will be literally patronized
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II r. MO a I,
&EO0 REWARD. Ran away from the

- wv subscriber, living near Upper Mari
borough, Pnnce Georges county, Maryland, on the
five feet seven inches high, light cope color his face
little ptied from being poisoned the under pant of
one OF ms great toes is cut off eighteen years OF
age; his clothes, when he left home, consisted of
brown box coat cassnet pantaoons, striped shirt; he
may change them as he has other clothing. 1t is pro
bable he may he in Washington OF Georgetown, where
he is very well acquainted. will give twenty five
dollars II taken in this county, fifty in the District Of
Columbia or the adjoining counties, and one hundred
dollars If taken in any other Stale In either case he
must he secured, so that may get him again.
fe5-u WILLIAM ]. BERRY.
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GUARDIAN ANGELS.


NO inward peng, no yearning love,
Is lost to human heats,
No anguish that the spirit feels.
When brighl-winged hope departs;
ThoUgh in the mysteries Of life,
DESCENDANT powers prevail;
Ehat life itself be weariness,
And sympathy may fail:
Yet all hecolars discipline,
To lure MS 80 the sky,
And angels btar the good it brings
With 70 tering care ON high;
hongh others. weary of he watch,
May link 10 toll spent sleep,
And we ar" left in solitude
And agony 10 weep:
fei thcY, with miuistering zeal,
The cup of healing bring,
Aud bear oar love and gratitude
Away on hcavCnwaId wing;
And thus the j. ner life is wrought,
The blending earth and heaven,
1he love inrre earnest IN It's glow,
When much has been forgiven.
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1t lOO2; Rcdncrd. lDl the New Three and-a-QuarrI
Pef Gents, lnl; Bank $40 k, al; India do, 2og,; EN
chcqnrr lItls, 90 s.; and India Bonds ~ prem
IN tle discount maIketthr value Of mUnryis lower
trat class bills are doing III the of9 per per
anhnnl, and there is ahuAdance Of money offered on
calls at L per cent
LIVERPOOL CuIroS MARKEr, Friday, 7. NJ, Jan.
H. The large import this week a. ,tJj) has had little
o. no effect on prices and close our last quota
"liS for all kinds. The demand, though bynO
animated has hrcn steady aud generally by thu trade
sea Islands are without chang. Taken ON specua
uoli, luOl American; for expectation, 25D American
and 30 SurHt.
The ptccS declared by the Committee Of Brokers
TINS week Tor for fair Cotton, are, Bowed I'd, Mobile
l8i, Orleans isd.
Salcs from The t to the 10th instant. incusivc-lG0
sea Island lOai6; 5000 Bowed 3!ai5; $50 Orleans 81
y, 4bsn Mobile 'ta3; 1880 PcrnambucO 5!a6!; $50 Ha-
h,a h's; ,!n MaranIam 4!a5., 1880 Egyptian j.all
go surat 2ia3,.
STATE OF Tx III. MANCHESTER, Friday Evening,
JAM 10. We have had, since Tuesday. an nnpro gin,
demand for 9TH and also at fully As good prices a.
were current on tAat day. The market is, indeed,
most healthy, ana likely, from appearances, to con
tEuc. Yarns atC also Ol more blIsk salc indeed, to
purtafea large lot from one im is supposed impOs-
sIbe. Prices are getting up.
HHhhIoEr, Jan. 8. is the demand Tor piece goods
l. now II cidCdiY more than the p.sseut limited pro
juctoh, Toe stocks aiC now rapidly on he decline,
yarns. wCvCr, drarcr and this makes tic posi-
ton ot The manufacturer any thiuT but desirable
one Yarns ready 'a', and though itt!e dearcr are
not nj r'mnncritiU" prices. The wool market is wei"
sirpiied bat HE rates asked are higIrr thnn what
VIII justify Ire spinner in freely pare LasiIg Tie bu-
SiucSS done, therefore. is limited.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-18

FENHE LADIES AND TEMPERANCE MEN
ID are respectfully informed that OYSTERS arc
served up in tie most approved style at the TEMPER
ANcE HousE, no N. GAY street. four doors south Of
High street, where large or small parties of Ladies
and Gentlemen are urniS he'd with Supprrs az single
plates of OYSTERS, at the usual prices, and where
they will not be troubled with the fumes of any thing
stronger than the grateful Odour of Tea and Coffee.
tG3- Families furnished with OYSTERS, raw or
served up, by leaving their orders at the Cellar.
ia2S-tulr3y VIM SIICFR
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"ALLEBASPS MEDICINES. -

FENHE above Medicines having been thoroughly
N tested, and become highly popular Throughout
the greater part of our own and to considerable ex
tent IN other countries, offered the cit
zens OF Baltimore, with entire confidence, and the
proprietor soliells for them trial. for which purpose
each agent is furnished with an extra supply TO ac
commodatc on, large number of agents have been
enlisted and furnished with a neat chest containing
"IHE BLACK, COR ALLEBASI'S SALVE,"
HALLEBASlS HEALTH PILLS"
"ALLEBASFS TOOTH-ACHE DROPS"
"ALLEBASIS POOR MANS PLASTER"
"ALLEBASIS INDIA RUBBER BACK PLASTER. ;,
Each agent is also furnished with pamphlets for
general distribution, setting forth the of the Med
cines, and containing testimonials from highly re-
spected individuals to their value.
They are prepared by Lyman w. Gilbert of New
York, proprietor; and for sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON
General wholesale and retail agents
nl6!y Corner Baltimore aud Hanover SITS
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r. SHEPPARD, Agent.
atHEAp DRY GOODS EoR SALE. a, the

" new CORNER OF HOWARD AND LEXING-
TON SITS, No. 80 "A Muslins at 6, cents; "A
French Chn.z l2t; best fasI color NIadder Prints
Alpaca Cloths p; Irish Linens 81; Linens l23; Bed
Ticking 10; French Chusans 20 az: Mouse de LANES
l29, ia %; Fiannes, all WOOL l9i; fac blue 10Th
Si25 mkt CasSimercS i CasSIntts 37s cents, wide
Camhrcs I'D l24; Furniture CalicOes g. stair Car
peling IL cts Al Vrnan do. 81! Thread RdgingS )
n 81; new style Ribbons l2s, Together with large
assortment Of fancy silks; osiery French Merinops
Cashmere d'Ecos,e; Fhbet's Wool Nous de Lame
and Cast mere SHAVE 5, Of all colors AID siz. ::
silk VeIvets Merino ami Satin Vestnes; blue black,
invisible green, Line and other co0rs OF Broad Cloths.
JGy- TO be sold by
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