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h3-lNSTANCES LIKE THE FOLLOWING are
almost of daily occurrence and render superfuous all
farther comment upon the efficacy of WlsTAR'S
BALSAM.
PoUGHKEEPslE, N Y, Sept. IS, 1s45.
Mr.. SETH w. FOwLE-D aar Sir. The character of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is well establish
ed throughout the country, and especially in the State
of New York, that any further testimony would seem
to be unnecessary. Yet have derived much ad-
vantage from it, that | am happy TO communicate
through you to the sick and afflicted, what it has done
for me, and consider privilege and duty do So
have been troubled with weak lungs four years; had
cough more or less every winter. was confined
to the house all last winter with severe cough pain
in the side and breast raised blood several times.
consulted physician, but have never taken any med
cine which has done me so much good as Wistars
Basam of Wild Cherry. | consider it the best medi-
cine in the world for colds, coughs, and pulmonary
complaints. VIM. b. SWARTS.
=. W. Fowle date Smith & Fowle,) agent, No.
l3S Washington street. For sale by
STABLER s. CANDY, I2O w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 Baltimore street;
Seth S. lance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Haneverssts j. F.
Perkins s Brother cor. Green and franklin streets;
Joseph B. s'tansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha H. Per
kins, corner Market and Green-ss.; George ii. Keer
No. 1913 Baltimore street. dog Ivy
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MIOW'S THE TIME TO "klNG I'M
IN for of the Capital Prizes, and ihe place Is
at NJ DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot No. Ia4 PRATT st.
opposite the Railroad Depot and next TO braasha Avs
United States Hotel, where more prizes nave neeh
sold during the present Holidays than at any olnef
three offices in the city, Orders Tor uckes from
distance are attended TO with the utmost ptompness,
and the drawings soon as they are over some
very handsome Christmas present was paid out at
this office during the last week, and may more on
WEDNEsD DAY, capital $4,000, tickets $40, shares
in proportion. ooo
Friday, capital prize $1,000 tickets $es, shares in
proportion. ,,, ~ 49,
SATURDAY, the "Thomas Thumb Lottery,' will
he drawn Capital $4,000 Tickets 81 halves so cts,
quarters 25 cts. Certificate of package will be is
sued as follows: package consisting of a5 whole
tickets for Sl2, halves Sc, qrs 50, and eiehhs ST..
BE in fortunes way, aud you may make ''ten
strike :" or throw 1.-TWO skies and seven"
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers, ny
the pac kage, single ticket share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise addressed 10
hi. DOYLE, 30. 1ii Prattstreet,
1t [Rl Opposite u. 4 o. Il. Il. Depot,
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On the 29th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Jrnes JOHN Nc
KENNY, Esq, of Washington, to Miss HANNAH A.
HALL, of Hartford county.
On the Beth inst. by the Rev MIR. Jones, Mr. SANU-
Ell HOPKINS 10 Miss CAROLINE Il. HOPKINS both OF
Hartford county. [iartoTd County papers will please
copy
On the 2sth inst. by Rev. r. $. Vnton, GEORGE II.
PRtrcHARD, of Hartford co. to Miss MARY A. PRITCH-
ARD, of this city,
On the 2Sth inst. by Rev. DR.. Roberts II. S, OWEN,
Of BelcherslOwn, Mass. 10 Miss ANN Z. BoNN, ofthis
city.
On the 2sth inst, by Rev John Lanahan, ARTHUR
D Thompson To Miss ALICE I. EELEY, all of this
city.
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CHESAPEAKE AND Quo CANAL. We learn
from the National lutellgenoer, that the work
upon the Canal is actively going on. All the
glb-contracts are let to responsible men, who
have at this time five or six hundred hands
employed on their contracts This force is
increasing, and will be more rapidly increased
as the season advances. The gentlemen who
have charge of this work have taken, as they
think, proper measures 10 secure means neces-
sary for the speedy completion of the work, and
are confident of their ability to carry it through
successfully.
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CUBA. Although Senator Levy has with
drawn his proposition to purchase Cuba, pub
lie meetings are being held to urge that mea,
sure upon Congress; and we shall not be sur
Prised if popular excitement be got up in ia
yor of the project Whilst our hand is in, in
The way of acquiring new territory, we might
as we'll make a. clean sweep. We have Texas
insist upon having "the whole OF Oregon or
none"-want Cuba-and have an eye on Next
co. and, as to the Canadas, wo have but to
stretch out our arms and they will come within
our embrace. The islands on each side of the
continent may be considered as rightfully be-
longing to the main land and will have to
share its destiny. We have most glorious
prospect before us-and the only apprehension
"a, that, in our eager pursuit of territory, we
may sha;e the fate of the Cog in the fable,
who, in endeavoring to seize the shadow, lost
the substance.
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AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec. 81, l845

CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE PRocEE'
piYcs- Governors Message The congression-
al and legislative proceedings in to-day's paPer
will he found interesting. The Legislature was
fully organized yesterday, In the House, Mr.
Waters, of Somerset, was chosen speaker; q
&. Brewer chief clerk; and Eli DuVall assis
liant In the Senate the old officers were re-
elected. The Governors message will be de-
,iycred to-day, and if received in time viii nP
pear in to-morrow's Clipper.
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lie II I'M
-;,....,, g. hie,,iaI sessions Of
=, I~;I..,.I 6 ..,..,. ro,so,s v;1.
=. IT,. u,o rroos,ror heino clected bv.
md accountable TO- the House OF Delegates,
might defraud the treasury during the year IN
which the LEGISLATURE Shan i'o' " III s We
-u' "' ''o ',,h;,h 3o,ld rroniro Kim
- no imnrachrd.
Wa attach not the slphtest Importance to
.itbo, Of these reasons. The Treasurer has to
,,,vo bonds to a large amount, with rood secu-
it,, far tho honest and faithful performance of
bis Ant, If d,.posed TO embezzle the public
G,rds he coold do it as well under the present
,ys,e,, as with biennial ses.ions-fof It would
-,,t,nr Ett1o to him whether detected this wear
,oovt TN Star relcs pnon tbo House of
D,.,o,..,., no, or,ocl, r,o, ,ho Treasnycr-bpt
.sl ,,t.a. haas tho houso I,no,y about the
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U3-FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY. The annual
meeting for the election Of officers, for the ensuing
year, will he held Mt the Engine House, on tn KS
DAY EVENING. January ist, l8i6, at O'Clock; aud
on MONDAY, Jan. 5, the Stockholders will meet b.
tween IL and O'Clock, for the election of two Di
rectors in the Fiemans' Insurance Co, by order
d3l Wthm3t JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
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IA Il Ift n " 4. u.
Moons phases.
HEALTH OFFICE, December %, ls45.

Report Of interments in the citgof Baltimore, for the
tgeck, ending Monday morning, az:
lntantle unknown II; Scarlet fevEl g. Stll-born B;
Gastric fever .; Inflammation of the bowels d Old
aye S; Measles Il Inflammation of the brain l. Group
.; 1emonhage /; Consumption Ia; Catarrhal fever 81;
Commissions .; Small pox IL; Whoopng cough i;
Adult unknown 9; chilli bed |; Cramp choIic /; Fro
zen l. Pasy2; Scrofua /; RrsepeIas |. Total II.
Under year, 49,. laa Between and l0,..4
=" and 81. 8 Above 2l,.....,.4l-7I
Males, IS; females 32-77. Of which number II
were colored persons-l6 free slave
JAMES PEREGOY Com. of Health.
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QC3- SECOND WARD-AID FOR THE POOR
The gentlemen appointed TO distribute the money col
lected for the poor in the Second Ward, are paLtcu-
larry requested to attend meeting to be held THIS
EVENING, at the house Of Mr. JAMES COLLINS, In
Thames street. BY order,
It. r 4 McAL.LISTER, Sec'Y
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THE COVENANT, This is 4 beautiful magazine, pub
lshed in This city by the widow Of the late Rob't Neil
SON. and devoted TO Odd Fellowship. The January
number. now before u.s. being the lst of the 18th vo
lume, contains Large quantity of interesting matter
besides an elegant meZzont likeness of the late Ro-
bert Nelson P. D. G. Sire. 1t is edited by the Rev.
Albert Case, u. G. Sire.
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NEW YogK CIRCUS Front-N. An excellent bill
Of entertainment is posted for performance AZ this
house to night MIR. ]. w, Myers, the celebrated
equestrian, will appear as Melamora-an act in
witch he stands unrvaled; riding by Mrs, Cole us
the Baravan Broom Gid; MIR. N, b. Turner the
Courier of Petersburg; Dan Rice with his burlesque
upon the Bell Ringers, sc. &c. Sufficient attraction
for sne night.
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rHSIIR COMING YEAROF1s46. In duty

N and Obedience to the supremacy OF all wise Pro-
violence for the beneficence anG preservation of our
existence and maintenance of the peace happiness
and prosperity of our families and our happy homes
for the past year, it becomes in the rivalry Of the new
well in the onset, that just consideration by dire
reflection in discrimination of events that the promi
nency of mans mechanical genius should fully de-
velope the skill 10 which J. j. ROACH, 2s6 Balti-
more street has ever fully sustained in the ilustra-
tons of art in Fancy, Transparent, Block Letter,
Gilt, Painted scrip and Ornamental Signs of every
character and most improved styles. dbl
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Q4- MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The an.
nual meeting of The Mechanical Fire Company VIII
be held at their Hall on THURSDAY EVENING, lst
January, 1876, at 8 o'clock This meeting being e1-
pressly devoted to the election of officers for the en-
suing year, it is confidently expected that each meIA
Der will be punctual in his Attendance.
d3l-2t JOHN FURLONG, Sec'y,
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GI7- SIXTEENTH WARD An adjourned meet
ing Of the 10th Ward for the Relief of the Poor was
held on the evening of the 9th inst. when, on mo
ton, John Coates, Esq, was appointed Treasurer
On motion, the Ward was Distracted, and Ihe ioi-
lowing gentlemen appointed to make collections;
First District-West side of Howard north side OF
Camden, east side of Paca south side of Pratt streets
Committee-Richard Jones, William Robinson, JOS
A.Sawyer
Second Distrct-West side of Howard north side
of 5. Paca, east side of Cove, south side OF Pratt
streets. Committee Francis Burns, John b. Emery
Alex. Russell, Jr.
Third District-South side of s. Paca cast side OF
Cove, west side of Eutaw, south side of Camden SITS
Committee-Wm, NJ Starr, Henry W. Cooke, VIM
s. Browning.
Fourth Distrct-West side of Howard, northeast
side of Cove, east side of Euaw, south side of Cam
den SITS Commttee-Joel Wright Edward Spedden
~ y. Rucke.
The meeting djourned TO meet on Friday evening
next ID January at Mr. Sawkns, Pratt street, at u
O'Clock, at which time the Committees appointed to
make collections are requested to report
Il. DUVALL, Chairman.
lanes NJ LESTER, Secretary. 1t
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JJ5- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. john You've, Pastor
of Baptist Church i'll Trenton, N. j., will deliver
the third and last of the series of Lectures on Chris
tan Union in the It'll Baptist Church, Calvert street,
THIS "wednesday EVENING, at 0'cl)cs.
Sehject-"What is the nature Of Christian Religion
and how may person become religious"
What must do to be saved' These Lectures are
free, and the public are invited 10 attend. IL
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o. LECTURES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR and
INSTRUCTION IN THE HIGHER MATHEMA-
TICS. The first of series of Lectures in English
Grammar, by Z, ID VIII JAMS, will begven on TUES
DAY EVENING" Jan. 9th, at y o'clk., at his School
Room, corner of Baltimore and Exeter streets
There will be one on every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY EVENING following until
the series (24 in number) shall be completed.
Terms SO in advance.
Directly after the close of each Lecture a class in
the higher Mathematics will recite. Six additional
members may be admitted into the class.
Terms S., including the Lectures in Grammar, if
desired, d3O-4t
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QT-THh LADIES in charge of the MILITARY
FAIR beg leave to inform the public that they intend
to continue the FAIR during the present week at tile
ARMORf ofthe Eagle Artilerists, c@rner of Fleet ST.
and Broadway, where they offer for sale the greatest
assortment of Useful and Fancy Articles ever exhibit
ted in this or any other city In addition to which
they have most splendid CONFECTIONERY ia
BILE, Astounding with all the decaces of the season
and 4 fine LUNCH ROOM separate from the Fair,
where every thing served up in manner to suit the
most Eplcufean taste. dS0-tf
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0J3- FAIR The Ladies of the HIGH STREET
maining hand from their sale held last week at the
Odd Fellows Hall, THIS EVENING, 3lst instant, at
No. 66 EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite Commerce
street. The friends of the cause particularly in
Vlted To attend to night, the safe will be final and
positive, Confectionery, SC, will be provided. 1t
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RENEWAL OF NEGOTIATIONS. From the
positive and peremptoIy manner in which it
was announced in the New York Herald and
other papers, that negotiations had been re-
ncwed between the Secretary of State and
Mr.. Packcnham, we were induced to credit
lhe report. But we now learn that there is
not the least foundation for it; and further
That 10 new negotiation has been opened on the
subject Of Oregon, either at Washington, or i'll
London-so that the whole matter stands pre-
ciscly where it did when Mr.. Buchanan with
drew the proposition made by our govern
ment. We believe that both governments are
sincerely DESTROYS to preserve peace, and that
such will be the result Of any new neg tation
should one be opened But il cannot be dis
guised that the affairs between the two coun-
sres are iii an extremely critical position, and
require 10 be managed with great forbearance
and dalicacy Our government has apparent
" closed the door to further negotiation, by as
serting our right to the whole territory in dis
pute; but yet we do not despair of an AMIGA
bic settlement, as diplomatists do not always
mean what thgy say. We shall soon hear
how the Presidents message has been recelv-
ed in England. We anticipate that it will
produce great excitement among the people;
but the British government may view it more
calmly, and discover in its failure to recon-
mend preparations for war disposition to pre-
serve peace.
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CONCERT AT CALVERT HALL. Bayley's celebrated
Brass Band whose entertainments at the North hive
given such universal satisfaction, will give Concert
this evening at Calvert Hall. They will have the as
sisance of two lady amatues of the finest abilities
We anticipate full house on the occasion.
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THE ONO TRADE. A bill to authorize the
extension of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
to the Ohio river, has been made, in the House
of Delegates of Virginia, the order of the day
for the I'd Tuesday in January.
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DEATHS BY SMALL POx. In New York, last
week. there were 10 deaths from small Pox; in
Philadelphia 26; and in this city, H.
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NAVAL. We learn from the Boston Journal
that Naval Court of Inquiry has been order
ed by the Secretary of the Navy, on board the
steam frigate Princeton, to investigate the
cause of the late fire on board that ship. 1t is
composed of Commodore Downes, Command
ers Nicholson and Crowninshield, and Purser
Waldron as Judge Advocate. 1t is said the
Princeton is to be taken into the dry dock and
her boilers repaired. The Boxer is at anchor
Off the Boston Navy Yard, to sail shortly for
the coast of Africa. The Cumberland is near
y ready for sea. Commodore Read is to hoist
his broad pennant on board, and Captain Du-
lany is ordered to command her. 1t. Bsp-
ham, LIST Lieutenant; Surgeon Waters Smith,
Fleet Surgeons and N. Wilson, Esq, Purser,
destined for the Coast of Africa,
PHILADELPHIA MONEY Market. The PAila-
deli hia money market is still contracted. The
offerings at the banks, during the early part of
last week, says Bicknel's Reporter, were very
heavy. In several cases nearly all the paper
was thrown out. Indeed, for a day or two,
there was quite a panic, and good notes were
offered in the street at one per cent 4 month.
At the close of the week, the panic had, in
some measure, abated, but money was still in
great demand, the outdoor rates being from
to Il per cent. per anuum, and these, too, for
paper regarded as of the first quality. The
impression is, that no very material relief will
be afforded before the middle of January.
SrocRs IN New YoRx. The Express Of
Monday evening says-"Under the favorable
appearance of the Oregon question, this morn
ing, as indicated by advices from Washington,
the Stock market has advanced, and specu-
lativo feeling has again sprung up. Penn. SIS
rose l-2; Farmers Loan Ia Morris 10;
n. American Trust l2; Vicksburg 10; Read
inc Sd; Canton Sd, Harlem 81; Long ISL
and | 8; Norwich and Worcester l-2; and
Erie LIZ"
LATER FROM CORPUS CHRIsTi-SckneSs and
Suffering in the .qrmy BY the schooner Rosel-
la, Capt Shpman, at N, Orleans on the 9th
instant, from Corpus Christi, the Picayune has
dates from that place up to the 12th inst The
army stationed there was suffering much from
the extreme cold weather and the want of good
quarters, aud many of the troops were reported
sick. A large number of Mexican traders were
in at Corpus Christi, yet trade was reported
dull. Mr.. Hart, the actor, was there, endea-
voring to make arrangements for the regular
introduction Of the drama.
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THE MI EuM-NeW Year Eve. The entertainments
in the Saloon this evening will be of rich and at
tractve character. They will commence with the
favorte farce of GONE hour; Or the earn val ball;'
in which Miss Kate Ludlow, Miss Cannon and Mr..
Williams will appear The performance to conclude
with (or the last ime) the excellent piece of the
"Young Refer" In the course of the evening a
variety of singing and dancing.
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LECTURES ON ENGLISH GR.MMER. The first of a
series of Lectures English Grammer will be given
this evening by Mr.. E. d. Williams, at his School
Room, corner of Baltimore and Exeter Streets See
advertisements
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TO- The CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC, for
the benefit of the Seamen's City Bethel, will take
place on TUESDAY EVENING, 9th January, in the
Charles street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tickets at so cents-cap be had of Messrs. Cusb-
ing & Brother; Armstrong s. Berry; P. Cook; Jas.
e Waters; Joseph N. Lewis; and at Messrs. Benteen
s. Willigs Music Stores. d3O If
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ATEIV YEARS pHESENTs-VERYLO Low

NEW YEARS pHESEN?S--VERY Low
~ As we have Il few more of the English ANNU
Ais left, we will sell them at cost; and number of
American do. at but very small advance. LetthosG
who intend 10 make presents call soon, and procure
such bargains as are but seldom offered
Velvet hound Bibles and Prayer Books: superior
morocco do; HCalh's Book Of Beauty and Keepsake;
May Flower Amulet; Musical Annual; Scenes in
the Life Of the Saviour splendid Book; as well as a
very large assortment of Juvenile Animals and Pic
tutc Books. ID. OWEN & SON,
d3l l46 Baltimore st. near Calvert.
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NEW HATS vs.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

NEW HATS VS.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.
McsSTS. Editors Of the Clipper:
az Many are the ills aud vexatons one is subject
to, who sports a shocking bad hat, In olden times
it was conceded that 'the inind is the index of the
man." but now in this age of improvement and great
di, cernmeHt let the body be the tenement for mind
Of the nobest attributes Of heart ever so good and
generous how liable is the posSessor 10 BE- cut, and
passed by nnoticed, if he be deCked in the trap
in fact, is all and all to constitute the man. for
who is not allured by outward appearances? Aye,
does not ''the learned pate duck to the golden gods
in obeisance to what is on the head than i'll w.
Therefore, your readers who would command Sm-
ing recogntinns, and honIed congratulations, should
go 10 ''KEEVlL'S," IS BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase HAT cheap, AMI of quality per gloss
faults innumerable, if such there he, the which,
"Like richest Alchymy,
Will change TO virtue and to worihness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEVIL,
dbl eOtfr Agentst0r the Proprietor.
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agRs. NICKERsON9s daily receiving Party
w Robes of the latest Paris fashions
d30 No. So N. HOWARD STREET.
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W5- NEW YEARS TEMPERANCE JUBILEE =
The MARION TOTAL ABsTGTE5CE SOCIETY, seeing the
need OF making an extra demonstration against the
mniOns of King Alcohol, have determined 10 hold a
public meeting on New Years Day, in MONUMENT
STREET CHURCH, to which the foes, as well as
the friends OF Temperance, cordially nVlted-es-
pecally those in any way concerned III The traffic OF
intoxicating liquors. Able aud eloquent speakers
will be present, among whom may be named Revd
James Sewall, Chrisl'n kcenGr, and VIM Il. Wright
The Choir Of the Church have kindly consented to lend
their cheering aid on the occasion The meeting will
open At O'Clock. Let there be glorious rally on
the occasion. BY order,
d3I-2t S. r. SPARKS, Rec. Sec.