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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

0o- Isaac Hill Of New HAMPSHIRE has reached
home in improved health. He intends publishing
Sketches Of his recent tour TO the South and West,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
1 SON(,

Am" She Wors d WytGth Of Roses
She Wore hrr face all pImnirs
] h- night that frat met;
igd though her chm finely dIupied
Aud !rr mar As black as jet,
Yet her complexion wanted cearpess
And her eye that ray OF hope
That 81. can have who cake
OI Jones Chemical Soap.
And asain met her-no pmpes were Their: b,..
But her lace clear and beautiful and her neck "s' ~
sld far. =; ,,is
And standing by her SIDE she sought and not ID VS.
TO a cake Of J.nsss Soap. and ease hrr mind hon @
She used and her skin white dren i,,
Her hands hef cheeks, her neck, are free for' wv
isb .,ope.
saw her srious beautiluwrh such beauty nors e,aec'
- RLApga. JosEs' Soar oscg.-Y-u VIII M nO' ~ -
hcw II clears. sDiirns. aGd beauties u IN.
erup;iors aud disgu:rnents such Pimplrs F:ekee IA
Rh-um, Tan, S5nbutu, Morphew &c: The genuine rcrJe
where the City but al the Of the Anelesn ~
60 Chatham street. 325 Broadway Newly ots c.. q.
Boston; Ledger Buildings fhladepha, and D. rod
Albany my<--
u Splendid Delieious Beautiful Hrad o. rs,,I m
Hiir Restorative. qualities land mind reaoe ,,u
all here stated force the growth of hair TO so'eo d,r.
and l-ner beautiful. to falling off, and tr,p
dfut from III, scll.s asi roots aud 10 dfrsst disN
Chatham street, 323 Broadway. l39 Fulton st BrcoAIH
my22 2teod
u Our cItlEen, are engaging Plumbing N .
Shower Baths &c viii do well 10 call Nrssfs frr
jenkins basement No John-seet. whose work has
given universal satisfactioa. i'
y We would refer all persons afflicted with
of the bowels to advertisement headed Save
oa First Page. myiS lms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

(5- The arguments in the NewJersey Slave
case are closed. The decision OF the Court Is not
expected before It's next Session. Alran Stewart
OF this city and Mr. Zabriskie ct Bergen were the
nrincipal counsel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

FI~r omprising over $50 ieent patterns Of
the manufacture of Rodgers Sous WOs;enhon Cfooh
Co with complete variety OF Scissors boot and galtfi
hooks weezefs nail nprers &c belonging " he toilet, ior
sale by GEORGE SAuNpEhS
mv30 3teod III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

CJ- We learn by sip from the Trenton Empo.
rum, that, yesterday morning, ChiefJustice Horn
blower pronounced sentence OF death on Joseph
Garter and Peter W Parke, convicted OF the mur.
der OF the Castner family. in Warren county, n. J.
Both declared their innocence. They are TO be
hung on the 22d OF August. The Emporium adds:
The trial Of Abner Parke for participating In this
ul nurce- takes place ~ the June Cour and should any
thing he elected that occasion change The complexion
Of these cases It may affect the prisoners just sentenced
But we DO not suppose that there t any prospect OF this
and the prisoners WILL in all probability hung at the
Warren Court House on Friday the 22d August
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

PORTABLE Su,viNc CAsts-Of the most comJac, form,
containing all that required for The loe, including The ne
Ilic tablet rro for sharpening aud keeping Ia ihs
most perfect order. BY GEORGE SAUNDERS.
my50 3,rod III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

LouIsnNA-1he Conreation This body yirtu-
ally terminated its labors the l4,h inst when the
vote was taken on the approval or rejection Of the
New Constitution as whole, and stood-Yeas 55,
Nays Is. Those sho voted in the negative mainly
did so because Of the section which prescrbes tina,
the Capitol Of the State shall never be located les
than sixty miles from New-O Orleans. The Consti-
tuion would be enrolled for signature next morn
ing, when the Convention would adjourn, sine die.
The Tropic says:
Until we have opportunity OF examining the new
constitution hoie, are not prepared what
opnion Of it is but from wha; know dercn,
sections they adopted incline think :hat i,
will 30 ratified by the people by decided There
are We know, many provisions which meet hearty ap
preoatoa there are also which should have
rame0 while there others that consider foolish and
mpohtc But, when VIC 10 regard them altogether
and compare the new with the Old Constitutions when we
reflect upon the advantages which will be lost by rejecting
IT, and count the cost Of what has already been done
the turmoil and excitement OF calling new conveaon
which Will assnredy happen are strongly of on,n
ION that We shall best susserve the public n,sres, nv
ting for It's ratification ourself and sgns 10 do
wise" -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

i5- The following Is the list of officers OF the U
5. ship Le1instoR, arrived to-day this port from Nahnn
Francis T. Ellison, 1t. Commanding; c. r. P. Rogers
Lieut.: Samuel E. Barney. Act. Master Thos B. Male.
Purser; John J. 4bernehy, Passed Assistant Surgeon
James ". Duncan. Robert A. Knapp, Edward F. Tattnal
Passed Midshtpuen; Reuben Harris. Edw c. Stout, Rich
mord Auick. Mdshipmen; John v. B B!eecker, Cap
tAiLs Clerk; Peter Brady, J. II. Arnold, Alsernox s.
Smith, John G. Sproston G.J McGrath Act Mid iipmep
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

DREADFUL ACCIDENT Last evening Miss Nefus,
girl about years old, daughter OF d. Sefus, while
standing the edge OF the idewak in Jackson-s. was
knocked down anG by bakers cart, driven
furious BY Nr. Kirby Kirby, it attempt
ing pass another vehicle. and drove The side
walk that his horse struck the unfortunate s and she
fell with her head Immediately beneath the Wheel receiy-
Ing injuries which II is feared will prove fatal
Brook. Adv Yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

BRooKLYS oRPHAs A.YLUM.-rh!s institution held ts
anniversary Thursday evening The report of the Sec
retary and Treasurer shows the Asylum be in
prosperous condition than before. The expenditures
for the past year amounted little $780, and the
receipts OO leaving balance in The Treasury Of about
800 The house occupied by the institution has been cleared
Of debt, and the outstanding claims settled
little boy, of the inmates of the institution made
short and very appropriate Introductory address. in
which thanked the friends the orphan for their kind
and explained the object Of the meeting. The
consisted Of Questions and Answers in Geography
Sciptural lessons Dialogues Singing &c. Addresses
made By Rev. Mr.. lea.e, and Drs. Brodhead and Cox
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

- He I1!IH anu garden seemed very well mana
being made, IN the vicinity of each other. upon
different manures but the results are no, vel so
fully obtained as afford grounds for cont;der NJ
practice. The ntrates of soda and of potash mon
grass, at the rate of abou one hundred weight 10
This OF course. applies principally to live fences or
hedges. II could al present have little rernency TO the
United States where certainly there is very
IN making the fences, and as little labor expended kest-
ing them In repair.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
Correspondence of The New-York Tribune
Animal Convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church of Pennsylvnnia-fef
AIouzo Potter Elected Bishop.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3-P.

EVENING SEssIoS-At O'Clock last evening me 1or,
yenfioa was called 10 order and the minutes Feaa ana
approved o...o. :, whom, wa,
ef me resolution relating 10 the salary OF the Bshop
made report. accompanied by resolution 10 me eee.
that the salary OF the Bishop ought NOT 10 oe KS la a.
ca soo yca- exclusive Of travelling exPenses0 10 ee
nd ous-rerIy The report accepted, and he .esoS
On ndton. the Convention proceeded 10 MIN salo 10,
the election Of Bishop OF Pennsylvania inc ses' u
rrhic
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

u Our cIiIEen, who -a.asing have Plumbing w
done 70. their the way of Baths Warf SiS
Shower Baths SC viii do well to call Nrssf H. fsr
jenkins basement No John-seet. whose work has IF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

Q-r We are glad 20 see from many authentic accounts,
ha; DR. Bannings views. and his Body Brace are
Ike introduce the treatment and sufFerinsa OF
dyspeptc and those iaborins under analogous aec-
tons, commonly termed " geRsral debility"
TIE following communications have been handed US,
which cheerfaly publish for the benefit Of the world
DR. BA>NISG Sir mouths previous to wearing Lace.
perfectly feeble and miserable body and spirits In
digestion with all its attendants such heartburn splitting
up my food pain and OF burning and g0neress
my stomach pr-yed until life burhen, aud
not likely be troubled with long My back aud limbs
exceedingly weak aud gentle exercise followed b.
sI-. fatigue Since the Of your Lace nY digestion
good stomach relieved of former troubles back and
nss steng my tesh, hut above all spirits
tarned and aud society face e.i
that there thousands Of other females similarly afflicted
whom Inedcn, relieve and who live miser4by.
or die urtimey except they your Lace Hence my PHI
anthropy ,riumphs feeling in ,ha. publicly giving M
testimony for the benefit Of the world. RP.P
S.r-York 1875.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

2 To PGren'S-
Ma EDron; IS well ka9wn tha; childhood the period
Youth also that successful anttoe remedy be-
come generally known. y dt1sher. y years Of
has been feeble intellectually ncinst Nd both unable
and indIsposs recreation iabo e4Sl prstfae
the lghtest her body i-aEed oo- sitting
standing ~ length progressive defomIty Of shoulder
.nd hip Iasdlousy commenced wSch has Knocked the se,
appliances from the msst eminent c0anse Havn. hard
much Dr. Banning such also of his Brace ap-l
piled him and by the aid OF his and gentle body Brace
Lace happy results have -nsued- by child
OF have refy increased that she play,
Is and walk like other clren The change erd.nt
heartfelt grztitut. Providence give expression
By this Of philcnfrOpy believe that thousands Of d.,
ioe and sne-hrd beings migh b. Feineed ard by
resort 10 Dr. directions The great .tvaut.p. Of
porting. and by COMPRISING the bodyby Compress.
muscle impeding MOTION il applied al The
base and TO, ;he TIP Of the sinking pile
New-fork, !iay !, lSi5. A MOTHER, i05 Hudson-st.
DE B.SSiSc: Such has been my relief from the n.e OF
your Lace or Braee that canro refrain from ,sk!us
receive sad pronHge testimony the world
fs ys have Oetn the most miserable creature both sui
and body that ever lived from Indigestion weak
ness and burning al my stomach, splitting my food or
breast and back also that perfectly uHmanE.d
me- mind dark and distressed and all hor-
ro aud despair For years did thing that could be
dome! say every thins-without avail On t aP''lVn
oi your iac< the day. have b-en ia ha'py-miad
clear and cheerful strength improved bowels Perfect
y digestion good stomach sc inds-d every az
hctieh really relieved. beg all who iirr 'ehtafy s'
much. stooP ard complain of any vaIIe,v oi DYSPEPSIA
weakness OF body Try Dr. Bannings brace III prefer
enee 10 other orto medicine heSpecnIlly ac.
New Ycrk 90 Catharirest X. Vi EcLEroS.
Txo pv.vopy,scys to-day nj the Nav York Museum,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24

y We would refer all persons afflicted with any t.
o. F,rs, Pare -'' myis lms'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-24
Court CaIemdar-Mo>r

COMMON PLxAs-Nos. 20. 81. 2s, %, ia, 81, 3. :
no 81.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH, MAlN-s1
TERMS:

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tinuance permitted,until all arrearageS
are discharged.
ADVERTISEl1ENS not erceeding a
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and TDenty.fue cents for eUery subse-
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19
POETRY
ID E A I Fl :.
BY DAVID L, RICHARDSON.

We weep and uemble a, the doom.
The dreadful doom, OF death;
''Tis sad, amids, the fair ear'h's bloom,
TO yield this mortal breath,
The brave may s,ernly bear the pain,
Ths, soon mus, pass away;
But y! TO think that ne'er again
Dear friends with eager hands shall greet,
Or fond hearts share loves converse sweet,
O'erwhelms US with dismay.
'Tis true ,ha, trusting faith is told
OF worlds beyond The sky,
And few there are so blind or bold
i AS dare such creed deny.
Ii is not that an after state
Or dark or doubtful seems;
Alas! we shrink from rutnre fate,
Because we may not brook the ,honght
That hours,wti D(e's enchanlmeuls (raught
Are unre,uroing dreams.
We find each mortal bliss aIIoyed,
Each smile folelels a tear,
But still, The breas, would soon be cloyed
That never fell fear.
The beauty of the brightest beam
Is Geepened by The shade;
Fairest the stars in darkness CLEAN
The broad, red sun at evenlGe,
assumes most imposing pride
In floating clouds arrayed.
Perfection hath not reigned on earth,
Nor ruled the human mind;
We pant not for divirer WORTH
Nor rap,ures more refined.
A mortal weakness makes US cling
10 mortal forms alone:
\ We feel we cannot coldly fling
On Lethe's dark inss.iaie stream
The charms of life's familiar dream,
And Turn to scenes unknown
"Fis this that fills the final hour
With mourn illness aud dread;
Loves tender ties and friendships power
hVdll uOt WIN ihC uoou'
And, though we NEE. to part no more,
We may NEE, The same;
The things that linked our hearts OF yoIt
Are chains that death cold hand divides,
For naught in holer reals abdes
OF this terrestrial frame.
Thy radan, fields, Elernliy
The dreamer breast alarm;
They echo not human sigh,
Nor own human charm.
Thy skies the dazzled soul aPPal
And too severely glow:
There hues no mortal days recall:
And in thy bugh, and boundless space,
Where only spirits dwell, we trace
No features loved below.
We shudher, on the mystic brink
OF earth and dread the change,
The bes, the bravesl bosoms shrink
From all mutations strange
An ins,inc, often weak and blind
As in an infants lear;
For, surely, Saints in heaven will find
They sigh no more for earthly powers
With feelings, faculties, and powers
Tha, suii holier sphere.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-17

{G7- FEGOS. It. NELS0N, having purchased the
entire interests of the former partners respectfully an
TO his friends, and the public generally, that
he intends continuing the business on his own nc count
and hopes bv his unrmitng attention to husinfsS, to
merit nunuation of that patronage so literally ex
tended to the late firm. In ofer to close the old bus
mess early practicable, he intends selling out tn"
stock on hand at such reduced prices. rhofesGte
and retail, cannot fail to attract the attention of
purchasers Persons wishing TO obtain bargains now
have an opportunity of doing
The stock consists of fine aud supcrfne CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, CASSt NETS and VESTiNGS; Ftan-
res; Blankets; Irish Linens; Linen Sheesings gen
era ASSORTMENT of bieachrd brown and plaid Dones-
tics; great variety of LADIES' Dress Goods consist
ing Of SILKS, CASHMGRES, MOUSLtN DE
LANES, AlPhCAS, SC.
silk, Cashmere aud Woolen SIAWLS; Broche
do and great variety Of Goods, such usually
kept in wholesale and retail Dry Goods stores.
N. b. tie intends keeping up good assortment Of
new and seasOnahe goods, which h" will sell al the
lowest market prices, and TO which he invites the at
rention of purchasers.
P.S. All persons indebted to the late firm, whose
accounts are due, requested to make early settle
ment OF the 81 lu.rn'm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-17

Snip chesapeake, Glaikc, hence FIR Rotterdam,
went 90 sea tom Hampton i:0ats tlh inst.
RHiar hetilig, Lewis, trom Ba.trmyrr inr Monte
whra, was spoken oil Cape Henry iOth Instant, a
hours out
Rarqne st. Joseph Na!, from Rio de Fanctro ar
rived at NeH York li,i .n>iaat. L"ft 9th July brig
Ahn, Jones, from Baltimore, unc aud oters reported
later. rHsSe Of Rio, big Janet, Cha>un, from Coast
Of Africa, houni in.
Brig ISah IN JAM, CoHy hm.} was left al BarLG
does about Bob uit to san for Baltimore next day
Conn, anlyrd at New York Yesterday.
SChr1 Savannah, PoSfc!l, aud Henrietta, DashiciI,
from Baltimore, arrived AZ Savannah l0th INST.
SChr kale Pendrr-aSt GAllt, from Baltimore, ar
rived Al Charleston 2h instant; and T. Z Mitchell,
Krnse, for Baltimore, cleared al do. sumo day
ScirS Red Jacket, James; Alexandria, Lewis; Mi
chgan, Terry; and North star, Re. -, m Baltimore,
Nattrr bound to New Haven arrived st New York
l4th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-17
= LFt \ n A G..
| sun sun /
rises Sels, hoc
1916.
SEpIif NtBER
hoon's phases.


On the l1th inst by tho Rev. =. 4. Rosze', HEHR2
CARTER, OF Washington, to SUSAN rETT2, of this
city.
On the 18th Instant b. the Rev. X EarstS. Captain
FRANCIS r. WI soy, al VI ,ssachusettS, n Mss ASH
lLtzABEru MiSS TER, Of West Chester, IA.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-17
gSaNCY B:usuNs, sc. 100 dozen Fa

gSaNCY B::IrsHES, sc. 100 dozen Fancy
a. Head BRUSHES, comprising every variety ant
price, for Ladies' aud gentlemen.
:, eases OF French Tooth Brushes part sup. quality
case do Main Brushes, assorted
100 uoZ. superior Shaving Brushes.
Common Shaving Bushes per dozen or gross, for
country traur Hat brushes; Velvet d. all sizes and
prices, with a general assortment of brushes suitable
for city country trade For sale, wholesale OF re-
tail, very low, aud on liberal credit, by
], K, STAPLErON. Manufacturer
sef-tf No. 1913 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-17
r. E,V M eoHTATloNs. By the the ships

"a E!NE m 0RTATiDNS. BY the the ships
y PocahOntaS, Scotia and Warren from Liverpool,
aud Alabama and Francis the list from Elaytr, we
have received and now upeuGd the LARGEST STOCK
aud GREATEST Variety we have ever offered,
the whole selected within the last ninety days, CON
seqUently enabled to show the latest Styles
It il needless enumerate the diff articles suf-
fee say they cnbr ali such AS are adapt I'd u
H0USEkEtPfNG. We would, however, cal! the
attention of those IN want Of the newest style Of Gilt
BOX COkNI Els to call and see our pattcsaS-cards
of which we have a great variety. We have also a
splendid lot of ENGRaElNGS; most of winch are
new Subjects before presented the public Our
stock of PLATED GOODS j. very extensive and of
new palt So also with our TEA TRAYS ami
WATERS, which cannoth be surpassed. IL the Ivory
TABLE CUTLERY department, the assortment and
presSy maze TO with silver forks The new st, le
Of FRENCH TENDERS. as al Tongs and Shovcs
TO match, is rich and beautiful We must also call al
tlnn to our new patterns of britannia Danask Metal
Ware. The asSn tmeHt- Of French FANCY CHINA
such n cups and Saucefs, Vases CandlpstickS Per
tnmerY Bottles, &c. &c are also rich ana new The
Frenrh Fancy Depai tment, such as Tables Baskets
Card Trays, Wofksants. Fire Screens St embraces
yearly every thing one can desire. Added IN witch
our extensive GLIDING aud LOOKING GLASS
DEPARTMENT, with Lamps, Chandeliers tres,
CanGe'abtas nc. ali of Our own mauu'acturp, makes
our stock more general than can he oued in one
other establishment in the United StftnS and which
we invite purchasers tn examine ana prove tor hem
selves promising 10 offer goods low ms thy can
be had elsewhere, CARlSS < SCHULTZ
Scl2-eoit No lbs and l40 BaItimore-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-17
a. NALrn ZOE ALL. MA you be cn1el

EALpH FOR ALL! win you he cured
of SICK HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, GIRO
NC LIVER COMPLAINT, COSTIVENESS. GEN
ERAL DEBILITY, or IMPURITIES oftne BLOOD?
If 50, the remedy is nj hand-DR. ET.4NS' INIT
DYSPEPIIC PILLS are warranted TO give relrt-
they produce no sickness of the stomach or weak
ness, as most medicines do but on the CONTRARY an
increase OF appetite, and nvIgorates the system get-
orally. Give them but trial and you Will find them
represented Price % cents a box.
To those persons who are afflicted with AGUE an.
FEW ER, We would respectfully recommend the so
NERElGN TONIC as one OF the best and most GER
tain remedies ever offered to the public The conf
dence tell IL tins preparation from trials OF ten Yeas
past, IN all sections OF the country, induces the Pho
prieot To say that If is made IN every case
the money will be cheertully returned. Fan di.eC-
IONS acco -pany each bottle-prce 81.
If Your children troubled with WORMS. resort
at once to the AMERICAN VEGETABLE NERMi-
FCGE-it is a pleasant, safe and efecua worm de
stroyer Give II trial and the result win show you
how much II entitled to its distinguished name.
Price % cents per hottie.
FOR SORE AND lNFLAMED EYES, use the
TONIC EYE WATER, and you Will and tone If the
best preparations Of the kiud ever invented. BY its
use, dmnesS Oi sight, weakness OF the eye, or il fu-
nation OF the tyeIids can he quickly and safely
moved. Price y cents bottle
10" For further particulars and evidence Of cures
call at the Agents and procure pamphlet. which can
b. had gtatis. Prepared aad sold ny
HR. THOMAS &. EVANS, Brownsville, Pa.
n. N ROBINSON, gererai agent tur Balt'e,
date Rrrd'S,l cor. Gay and Sarat0sa-sts
And at retail by J. W BARRY x Co, corner Pearl
and Market streets. sei3lm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-17
BALTIMORE MlISEIIM

CORNER or B.1LTIM0RE y C4LFERT- SIS.
FgTTiS EVENING. Sept II, 1915, viii be per
X formed IRISH TUTOR Terry O'RourkH, Mr..
BROUGUAM. Dr. FIAi, Mr JOHNSTON. Rosa,
Mrs. RUSSELL. Mary, Miss CANNON.
After which singing and Dancing, by Miss T. INCE
and Miss +. iNCE.
To conclude with OMNIBUS. Pat Rooney, Mr..
BROUGHAM ledger, Mr.. JOHNSTON. JULIA,
Mis-. RUSSELL, Miss panper, Miss F. INCE.
{1$- Abundance Is cts, children l}her 10 years OF
age, l3s cents. Saloon performance to commence n
70 : o 'clnch precisely. It
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-17

4 CARD. Received direct from the manutactur-
Va or, Levi Rr0wn's celf b ated Diamond pointed
Gold 'ENS, the genuine article; also gold and silver
penc Cases with Iackson's superior Leads fol Pen
ell cases supply Of the abave articles all times
in store tor safe hyG, b. CLARK, Water street. se-
cond door ON Calvert, nj the lowest rates.
N. d. Gold and Silver wanted. ieH-eotf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-17
FRESH FALL GOODS.

N y IN k% ''E<EV II fN1Ns I'V'Vs W f1'ENI'I
y STREET, ! doors west OF Gay street, have lust
returned ftom New York, ann viii open this day, a
beautiful and choice stock of rich FALL GOODS, Sc
lected with great care. We name, in part, as follows.
SILKS--Rich striped aud fancy MilIed Royr, Ca
melron, Pou de Sol, Gro de Pekin, (Dmbre striped
Gro de swiss, Gro de Fav0ni, Matteoni Lutestting,
&c. Sc. CASHM ERE|-Paris, Fancy, Rich new
styir Reps and Cashmeres, III great variety
NOUSELtN De iAINES-FrenCh, plain, pink
hiur, o~aHgc and tnazarlne blue; Apacca> R0mba
zines; French Meriuos; rwiilcd and patn GlNghan>
new style and beautiful CLOAKtNGS, French, En-
llSh ant American, of all qualities, splendid assert
ment-ii;A a aennra assortment of FALL GOODS
An we ask is a call from our friends aud tAe puhiiG
generally and we promise those who favor us win
c l.. grert Bargains Remember our moto--''NOr
TO EE uuTpoSE!n selJ 81
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q BALDEIssT0N,

. BA IttEissIt1J-
Ea SURGEON DENTIST,
FRONT ST. tiryt house from Baltimore 81.
l. +. performs all operations i'll mechanical and
Surgical Dentistry. Terms moderate, and work In
all cases warranted.
Persons suffering with the TOOTH-ACNE, are re
minded that Il. has an iufubIe remedy lor 1.-THE
tooth preserved and useful as
{Gy" A few more boxes of his hig,Iy popua, ToOTH
PGWDER for Sale-prc" % cents. sci-lm