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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12

Z "A h > y I
, HIGHLY SCENTED AND PURE
FOX THE HAlR.-Of all preparations
}. for the hair or whiskers, nothing equals
!, the oil prepared from Bears grease. In
} most instances, il restores the hair to the
bald and will rffe, tually preserve it from
! falling of in any event Ii was long noted
hv xnch eminent nj vsiciana and chemlsfs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12

- TO LET.-The Bulkhead, or Water Front, from War
eV Chambers street (about 200 feet
pied the Nerbusg Landing Ihs four story stoIs No
ngcn and West streets The superior three story Brick House
occupied by r. j. Cochran Tenth Avenue near 22d
Fob SiGE Or TS LETSih. Mansion and Farm Al
House y feet five stories, and superior cellar root
coprerd msho any doors plated furniture &C. The hall and
without equal situation in the United States win
front the Bay of thousand feet and each side
Of Third Avenue is in the Eighth Ward Of the City Of
Bilang Sites this property The land the oest
oar. per attended by experienced gardener
ALSO, FOR SALE-The Bennet Fam, at Gowanus,
street leading 70 the Greenwood Cems'ey The LOIS will be
chat build Immediately. Apply 70
no ms rc. No New street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12

Sold also BY Duggiss senysiy throughout the United
TTh public respectfully requested to remember that il
Haud that has and constantly achieving such
remsrEabe cures OF difficult class diseases to which
he hurnsn subject therefore ask for Sandss Sarsapa
rilIa, and take no other d. Imam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12
TAXES OF 1874.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES

OLD Aims HOUSE, PANK }
PURSUANT 70 the Act FOR the Collection Of Jaxes in the
City Of New York passed April 18Th ls3 public notice
HEREBY gwen that unless the Taxes remaining unpaid
Of February nett an addition q ons cent will be chaIged
UGH Taxes remaining unpaid the fifteenth day Of March
ceye, only 1.-THE Office of Ward COLLECTORS having BEEN abolish
ed all those who make convenient their Taxes
eary will find il greatly their advantage do thereby
avoiding the crowd aud delay which will necessarily for
days the percentage being charged
The Tax Bills may b. obtssed aIplics?n Ct the ohce
Office hours from O'Clock, A. Nj until O'Clock r. M
H. L. KlERSTED,
jaTtoMri* re Receiver Of Taxes.
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ARCHITECTURE.

AKCHIIEC TUKE.
FRED schmidt bees leave inform his friends and the
public, tat he has removed his office from 1872 Broadway
10 where ds.irous OF building are invited q ex
age upw Villa Manson aN the various
styles of and where he prepared furnish Pans
DRAWINGS Estimates and Contracts for Build
g Of description aud superntsnds this erection thereof
la2nI uie re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12

X DUNLOP q SONS ALBANY ALE
A REGULAR suppy OF Pale Amber and Brown Ale a
hogs heds barrels and halves for Shipping and City use
al No. l78 West street, corner Of Warren.
THOMAS BARBER, AGENT.
Dunlop Son from their standing in this city, viii qua
those who favor them with genuine
article FULLY adapted the Of Private Families Hotels
Puplic Saloons sc. .t8
New York. january 8, 1916 Jas linz m
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THE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
No. % rATHsRINE STREET BETWEEN EAST
RI HAWKES.. having fit no Par,or as Ge, eral News
II Room; under the above title, will be happy his
tim e the avois literally bestowed he has been
in the public line.
The room furnished with New York and Old Country Pa.
pers regularly
The Bar supplied with choice Wines and Spirits fine flavor
ed Segars, aud fine Pale Ale, &c. jas lm<ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12

SELF-COCKING ANDREvOLvING PISTOLS.
BLUNT IL SYMS,
No A Chatham street,
MANUFACTURERS Of the above article have nova com
Vl plete ready for the Spring trade which
fer redu prices They would invite the attention OF mer-
chants aad dealers their tie manpfctu OF
which, theyase paid attention. and from the
quantity they making, sell them lower than before Of
Aso-Guns Of manufacture we'll a. every vari.
Of imported Gun. and implements quantities
chaser at exceedingly low prices. f6 3msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12
FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBEF

FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT
SONIAN MET HOD.
NEW COURSE Of essons in French, according to the
systsm Of Robertson will BE- given by Mr. EDMOND DU
1 a. Ls'nard y commencing on Monday
in Europe win be explain hv tn. Professor Psons wi hing
to learn the French. their friends respectfully invited
attend Mr. Edmond dn Busson having been engaged giving
instructions in fench for number NJ e. Coudets
school, and for the past year at NJ g. lie Rows collegiate
school at New Brighton would respectfully refer those
eentlemen, both in regard qualification and character All
400 Broadway.
New Course for Ladies will be opeaed the day.
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
REFERENCES.
Nm TeLsforxi. Frsneh Con Or Porter, Barclay st.
su sneral Dr. Cr0ssnan, 400 Broadway
b. Draper, 81 Beaver w. H. Cary &Co 1856 Pearl IT.
T. Eebisqusttss,6 Maiden lane c. C. Carter Co IS do
e. Logan, Esq, New ST. Berard & Mondon, IS Court
Il Rowlev, ESQ.,, 40 Nassau q land It.
Rev Dr.. John Power j. Bar Nelly, 50 Maider Lens
c'ry 72wsrc
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BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIVE,
TIES &c

iABLcAU AND FANCY BALL
GOSTuMES-The only Costume w arehouse, where Ladies'
and Gentlemen be completely equppedfo Masauerades
Tableaus, OF Fancy Balls, il at
So PRINCE STREET,
Near Nbl0's Garden.
Costumes for Parties of fifty hundred PERSONS sent on
hire the United States Letters promptly attended
10 lad nArr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15
Hotels Store
EveDs' Sale.

FEVHE subscriber will offer his Hotel arsG
Il Store Property fo sale until the 2Oth
ni Dcbcmber next lfmet sold by that time the
Hotel will lbs rented for three years from the
lst Dec. of next The loson which the buildings are
crcCcd front 1913 feet on Main-streot--the Hotel
fGt feet froat, SO deep and thee stories high
built ofbrick in lS4l. The Store licnse of wood
% feet front, SO deep aud two and a half storcs
high. The Hotel is supposed to do as much bu
sness any MS other House on the North Branch o
he Susquchanna& is now occupied by Charles II
Uubcr
The conditions of The sale will be 10 per cen
down, 30 per cent on the first of April next, au,
10 pgr cent annually One half of the purchas,
money will be left on the property if desired
Eor any other information enquire Of
L II BIGGS
Bloomsburg, October 25, lS45--27G
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TRAVERSE Jurors.

Bloom Theodore Mcdowell
Brlercrcek-Jesso Bowman Allen NJ Gangewar
Jacob lBomboy
Fishingcreek---John Pcoler Moses McHenry
} ohm Bastran
Greenwood---Aaron Reese Johnson Ikelcr VIM
Cox
Hemock----Balils Appeman, sen John Oil Esq
Limestone---John Fulton Gideon Wertmen
Liberty y---GeergeBoudman William Hendrcksou
Neutrality-suspicious. Vastine Daniel Frazer
Monteur---'Eljah Miller George w Willilts
Milllin.--JaCob Hartzel sen William Auten G
Bowman Elisha Brown Henry Petit Isai
Lougaberger
Mount Peasant-Samuel Johnson
Orange William Covenhoven George Harman
Henry Wolf
Roalingcreck---John Hughes Daniel Keller Ma
han Lee John hamer
Sugorloai---Abraham Young
Valley y----Joshua Fteter
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LIST OF CAUSES.

For Trials, November Ttrm, ls45.
Burton w Wapplcs VS. John Mann ct al
John McCall ct al VS. Joseph L9mon
l Robert Moore vs. John Chester ct al
Jonathan G Pennington yS John Chester ct d
Elnmons VS. Vaniah Reese
Tobias Lhirts va Thomas Moorchcad
Peter Baldy VS. Joseph Dichl
Peter Baldy VS. David Petrkin
o Bernard Seibcrt vs I homas McNair ct al
10 David Grim ct al vs. Jacob Sawl
IL Rudolph Shuman VS. Henry Kostenbaler
IL William LlIance VS. Abraham Klotz
l3 George Fetterman VS. John Kline
n Jesse Bowman VS. Jacob Bozard
Is Benjamin Leiber ct al vs. Stacy Margerum
l6 John ID Chester VS. isaiah cole
II Neutpomery & Simonton VS. VIM rrego
Is Samuel creigh vs VIM Trego
10 Henry Tery VS. William Hcnrie
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PDrceH0jn Teeth,

Oilhe best quality and latest in1rov emor
will he inserted on pivot, or (in connect, n
with DR.. VaiIerchamp. with whom he is il
pAlernShip in plate works on Gold plate
rom single tooth 10 a whole sci, to loUt
as well as The natural, and warranted I.
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In shorl,every operation belonging TO til,
profession, will b. reformed in the bes
manner. with choisest material, and al tn,
shortest notice He therefore hopes, b.,
strict attention to business, to obtain share
If public patronage, Any person or pei
sons wishing to obtain the art, are respe ct
tuIIy requested TO give him a call
n. b The public are hereby Informed
that we ,he subscribers have entered into q
special Partnership relating only to PLATE
work as i, is more convenient for each 10
attend to The other branches of The science
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP
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IT HAS pERFE CITY CURED ME
PHILADELPHIA, December. 1887

iii@Api'bi ''EAi 1'N''"oN'' 'Scf
TO Dr.. ID. Jayne-Dear Sir--The as
tonlsIing and miraculous beneficial effects
youl valuable EXPECTORANT bad Oh
my neighbor, the Rev. Mr.. Rushing. made
SO favorable impression on my mind, thai
after consulting with several friends, and
learning that you were regular PracliIion
cr of Medicine called upon you, and
purchased half a dozen bottles, and 10 d you
thll if lived &c take them, you should have
good report from me-
! am alive and vel this day! Thanks be
to a mercful God, aud your Expecloran,
al now | come loIwad cheerCully 10 fulfil
y Y promise.
For twenty long years had been con
slant sufferer from the effects OF hard dry
cough, pain in the breast, and difficulty OF
breathing; The last five OF which chhs and
ievcrs, every spring and fall, added 10 my
misery, | was worn away 10 a mere
skelon; with the greatest difficulty only
could | get up and down stairs, my APPETITE
was gone, and my strength had so far failed
me, tha, my friends were persuaded could
not survive many weeks, unless ! obtained
relief. Indeed: sir, my situation was sc
tbllttN1 w oN' "HN ~ NiS
tressing to my family, that felt willing IL
d,e, whenever it should please the Master
10 take me home. But | heard of YOU
medicine, and relief cane, Yes! it PROVED
the Balm of Gilead' to nv poor afflicted
Indy. Before had taken one bottle, | ex
psrienced mitigation Of all my SYM ploms
and to my great joy found in the cOntinu
fI use Of il he happiess relief In shor
kiriT HAS .-ADE A PERFECT CURE
OF ME-and can truly say, have N,
desire 10 be better.
Wnh everlasting gratitude, | am dea
n, your obliged friend.
MARY GILL.
Corner Of Rose Street and GermanlOw
Road, Phila
k-J~rhe above Medicine are all for sal
at ihe store of JOHN II. MOYER,
Bloomsburg.
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NOTICE

"A s harehy gwen, that an application was made t.
q the Oourt of Common Pleas ofColumha coun
y, at the August Term, D ls45, hv the 'Bap
lst Church and Congregation in Madison pray
ing said Court to grant them charter Of incorpo
at on by the name and style of the Baptist
Church and Congregation of Madison Where.
apon, August 20, Isl5, the san Court having
'Xamined the said instrument and the articles
lirected the to be filed, and notice Of the AZ
olicatiou. to be published in the Columbia Demo
rat. at least three weeks previous to the first day
plthe next term of said court
Certified from the Records
ia COD ElERLY. Clerk
Oct, l6,-l045
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15

E9TOVE PIPE for sale at the New Store.
L. b. RUPERT.
October | /.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15
0Gce Of The Little SchuylkW mal

O0ice Of The Little Schuy,kW and J
SUSquehanno Raj Road Company !
Philadelphia, Nov. /, 1915.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholder,
of this Company will be held, agroeably ic
10 the charter at their Office, No "a, al
mn, street on MONDAY THE FIRST
DAY Of December next, a, ~ CLOCK moon
for the election of President, six Mana
GERS. and Secretary and Treasurer of said
Company, for the ensuing year.
THO. HAYES, Secretary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15

as COOL an assortment as can be found in The
cnnn'ry. together with all kinds Of Red
Elnhern-ware.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15
j. II. VANDERSLgUE,
EDENN TIL S'H7 G

FTP EGS leave to inform the public, ,ha,
Ighe is prepared TO attend 10 all The oper-
a,lons IN dentistry, such as removing
Tile Iurtar 0Hd othcr Foreign SUI
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the guns aod breath sweet and beaIIhy.
THe caUiiie8 o(D~c0ycd Teeth
viii be dressed out and filled with Gold
ar other toll; Of the finest quality, as the
case may require, which viii generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
eases during life.
Teeth and ISiumpg QE Teeth
which have become useless OF troublesome
wIl De extracted in the most careful man
ne'' with The laIesI aud best improved i'll
siTumeni5.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15
LIST OF JURORS
For November Term ls45.
GRIND JURORS

Bloom Daniel Lee
Briercrcek--Elwood Hughes, Isaiah Salmon
Gilbert FoHler
lcmlock--John Kinney, John McReyuolds
Jackson--S0lomon c Strong lohu lIartman
hi berty--Gcolge Bimycr AbrahamliendllcLso
Mahoning-- Petor Rishcl Robot kichart join,
Luudy
Montour--Iohn II q ick John nctcrch
MIilip--.Iohn sherman Isaiah shnman
Madison--Abraham Buton Joseph Master.
Benjamin Pratt
Orange--E & Rickcts
Roaringcreel-ilen Keller David Yeagcr
Valley William Kinney
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LsIA-arCWA WADan

A s0rlment including every ,hing from al
ne'honic wants to use, including Round
Bar, Sheet and Band Iron, suitable for wag
goa tire or any other use
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15
NVNONCEn-vVNNC:

A large quantity Of Cedsl and Pine
p,is and Tubs. Blskest, of all sizes
~ Copper and Brass Keocs all kints ot
FIN wele, stove pipe, and Upper and Sole
Leather.
But what is he use in parti"ularising, as
hardly an article in their line can be asked
for but what they can furnish ,eir custom
cr, for promp, pay, or in all kinds Of lum
Der, and country produce.
Nov. Is, 1850
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18
SECRET DISEASE

FTURED IN FROM TO . DATS or NO
" CHARGE MADE. Apply 10 DR. JOHNS FJA
the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick ,'rcct
Two D0oRs from Baltimore street, whore may / e on
tanned the most speedy remedy for GonOrhrn, Gtcea,
Structures. Seminal Weakness, pain in the Ions, af
uCtiCns vi the Kidneys, ana every O:Aa aymls OF
A CERTAIN DlSEA3E
How terrific is even thc contemplate. c { the ragl
ges OF this dIscose, when from neglect 70 cGnsua-
skiu Physioian or ffon ignorant as3 .-p:cna, Weai
m1Gt2 tiie constitutional Sympum WHs,e thctEt tppeaf
Gnct-thc throat bgcCmts ulcCgCed, LIs uCs dtsCas
cd nocturnal pains in the r. adj and Iabe dig ness 0
sight, deafness the bones affected, b'etrh6s on the
hcad, face and eHTcriCs, progressing rlilfrght-
u rapidly I'll al last ic yaiic OF lhH 91LcI Is dis
uayco, the bouts O. tue n9rC decay ard fall III the
ViciG gf this Eorid G5se@ hecUmy an object Of pity,
until The last scene Of the drama Udtup and death
dfot- The Curau by hurry i.s the unhappy PsueRt t0
" TAKE Particulars NOTICE.
Tho whose constitutions have been iniu,cd W q
certain 9cu,Cious practice may LC soor restored 30
perfect ECath 10y applying to Dr, Johnson oiLhef per-
tolay or .. letter. ). :. ha seen CsCB tha; yye.r
uli-i"Ht 20 appal the heart und barrow up the saul
terrible sights,
Should this meet:ha eye Of ar VINO are oufe.fag
FROM The above aGuDEuu, let them ly Immediately 90
Dr. Johnston, who stand ready 10 r,'ave them, tnG
from his extensive practice i'll the FIST Hospitls o.
Europe ai'd ArT"a, he Euala"tcya speedy cuiu. at
matter how bad the case nay br.
ltIs proper here 10 OG.uTTu ihHt ~, 5cHRgToH IL
"CL - rn-ln rag2g'I 81 the T!a, j2s Of WCGtCLGe
through pgcTDiary NECESSITY he hRT:Dg. by The de
G'a.E bi Hft!d'bt, iAltA ECbiD Il tyIiGC<-DuJ tlS0
IN ardent desire ta byACft lssufleu"g GeoW cfea-
iufGs, I" P"Hr like the good naytan, oil into tEelr
NouniH, and particularly TO relieve hose who gUer
trcm Glsrasa ipr which the world feels no pity,
hcat& II uIstAC remembered that ihe object OF DT
Johnston IN offering L.s services 70. tAe relief Of the
misc lies of mankind, Is notthro"gh pecuGiarp neces
siiy. Hence 40 charge viii IN am Ca,c 30 rlGde
less the Patients CUIC&.
SURGICAL. OPERATIONS on thc Rye, ouch as
for squirting, Cataract, sc. Also thoee .Jr DeUrm
of the Limb such as Club Foot, &c, performed 1o
The Poor free Of Change.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Take notice, the right hand side Of N, Frederick
street, going iTcm Baltimore street, 2a2or, (iuIn J,
( corner, Observe the Name
QG3-hdNice 20 The PO0r GRATIS.
AllLETIERS must be PAID. fLG
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18
A kI2S WHAT Is II:

4 kiss-O 'liS magic spell
That wildly thrills The breast,
And bids 1t VITA emotion swell,
When lip to tip is pressed
Ills lrirndship's plrdGe-a!fGCtiOn's seal
And thuush 'ii1 transient bliss,
Yet still the cOldest heart must feel
The rapture Of kiss!
i kiss! 'tis loves own tender breath,
Fond language OF the heart;
The last communion held in death,
When friends forever part;
When gloomy cares disturb the breast,
No charm can snOlhe like this;
The mind Is swee,|y uled to rest,
Beneath magic kis,!
a kiss! yes, 'tis dear delight,
whose memory often clgcrs,
And shl Gs thr0ngh clouds seIenely bright,
Recalling by-gonC yeaTs:
VINO h ith not tGlt the bosom beat,
With an eCsta'c bliss,
AS loviHg souls together meet
la uuisport's glowing kiss:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

MERCANTILE SHIPPING oy THE World
The Christian Citizen states that the mercan.
tile shipping of the civilized world amounts tc
about s 5000, 600 tons; which is worth, new and
old, $50 per ton; and nets, clear of expenses
interest and insurance, 10 per cent, or s24,.
900 900 per annum. The appropriation to the
British Navy, for the current year, is s93 ,62O,-
200!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18
FOE PORT DEPOsrrE-TWlCE A DAY

Passengers leave the depot. Pratt street
sfsfiFEA in the cars of the Philadelphia Whining
EE11IAfi3 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
--!ALlaa Sa-..EVERY MORNING, except Suadays) q
O'CIOlk, aud EVERY AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock
except Sundays, which will be at s, 7. NJ.
On arrival at liavre de Grace, proceed TO Port De
posite bv steamboat GospOrt, Capt. Sturt con.
Returning, the cars leave Havre de Grace at l2 o.
clock, (noos) and al O'Clock, T. NJ.
Fare to Pou DepOsite as cents.
Gg3- by taking thr morning train it will allow per
sons who have business at Port Depositc to remain
several hours at that place and return to Baltimore III,
same evening Ni- Tickets must be procured at The
office before entering the cars.
A CRAWFORD, agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

A LARGE CLAIM. 1t is stated that son Of
the late Daniel d. Thompson, of N. YORK, is
about institu'ing proceedings in Chanc cry, for
the recovery of portion of his fathers real
estate, situated on Staten Island, purchased by
T. Ward, embracing about two hundred and
fifty acres and including tho village Of TomP-
kinsville
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18
EyPEDITIuUs ROUTE,

To CHURCHVIlLE, HARFORD FURNACE, Ab
ingdon, Bel-Air, SpCsutia Narrows, MichacsyilIe
sc, in Hartford Count by the Philadelphia, vii
mDgton and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, from
tJe1gsl Pratt street Depot in the Cars at O'Clock
fEfEff3 il. NJ for ?errymansville. On arrival there
ss - -cOnvCyances will he in readiness for tht
above named places and neghh0rho0d, By takinG
this route the passengers will arrive or 5hogrs in al
vance Of any other line. ~" Fare from Baltimore tC
Perymlnsvc, o.! cents. se20
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

IMPORTANT ARREST. Recorder Vaux, OF
Philadelphia, has succeeded in arrestng the in
dvdual who robbed mercantile house in that
city, in 1889, of several thousand dollars in
post notes of the denomination of $500 each.--
money recovered. The name of the thief is
not givon.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

LoAPERs. Different nations have different
kinds of loafers. The Italian spends his time
in sleeping-the Turkish loafer in dreaming
the Spanish in prayng-the French in laugh
ng-the English in swearing Russians i'll
gambling-the Hungarian in smoking-the
German in drinkng-and the American in
talking politics. Which of these different
kinds Of loa6ng is the most destructive to mo-
rality.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

SHOE BUSINESS IN FRANCE. The N. York
Gazette states that there are 100, 1000, 900 shoes
made annually in France. The salaries paid
to the men making them, amount to 300, ,000,-
900 francs. The value of the lcathern gloves
annually ma nufactured in France, is 30,0OO,-
900 francs, and this business affords employ
ment TO 10, 600 workmen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

MISSISSIPPI ELECTION. The election in this
State has no doubt resulted in the success of the
Democratic Governor and members Of Con-
gress The Wings have carried Wilkinson,
Warren and Adams counties. The Democrats
In Vicksburg the Wings carried their ticket
also.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

REsIGNArloN or THE GovERNoR-G G ENERAL
oy CANADA. The Boston Journal states that it
is ruulored that ord MetcaIf has rendered his
resignation of the Office Of Governor G eneral
of tho British Province.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

THE FIRE AT SAC HARBoR. The Wall-st.
insurance Offices in New York have lost about
10000 by tho fire at Sag Harbor. The fol,
lowing offices have lost something like the
sums set against them-City, SIS 900; Jeffer-
son, 81 200; Etna, N. Y, $4,000; Williams
burg, $4,000; Howard, S., ,Ooo Trust, some-
thing.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18
FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM.

~ ,sodalhsss.s BRIDGE and EAsTr,N The superin
-sss1s1ssA- swift Steamer THOMAS JEFFER
SON, Capt koBRRr VI. BILL, viii leave the nterScc
ton of Light and Pr1ttst Wharyes, on cver1 TII"
DAY MING al O'Clock, for the ahoveudge |
and return the next day, leaving Easton a,alum"re
NESDAY MORN NC, Mt u 0'clnck,
at ! O'ck., and Annapolis at l2e' ol7-du
Passage 10 Annapolis SO cgoV'
To Easton or Cambridge
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES. 1t said that
there are shawls in the Philadelphia and New
York markets that sell at 81 500 each.
The Baltimore merchants have some most
beautiful ones at least si,475 cheaper. Look
over the advertisements in this paper, and then
90 and sec if it is not so.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

TARIFF CONVENTION. A Tariff convention
assembled at Hollidaysburg, Pa, last week, to
protest against any alteration by Congress in
the present revenue laws. Ex-Governor Por.
ter presided.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

HEALrH or PENNSYLVANIA. There were 80
deaths in Philadelphia last wcek-died Of small
pos 4; consumption l6i scarlet fever 6; inRam-
nations Is.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

CoTrON. The Vlcksburg Whg notices a
specimen of Mexican cotton, As boIls of which
make pound, and 1000 pounds to the acre,
are now picked, being the third picking