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THE RICH AND TIIGs POOiE SIAE'5 SO.
BY JAM Es RUSSELL LOWELL.
The rich mans son inheri;1 .lnds,
And piles Of blew, and stone. AID gold;
And he inhSr.ts soft. white hands,
rand lender flesh that fears the cod,
Nor daics 10 wear garment old
A heritage, it seems to me,
One would not cars to bold in fee.
The rfch mans son inherits careS
Tie bank nav break, the factory burn;
SINE breath may BURT his bubble share,
And soft, white hands would hardly earn
A living that would suit his turn;
A heEtage, it seems to me,
One would not like TO holdt 60.
What does the poor mans son inherit7
Stout muscles and slnewS heart
A hardy frame, harder spirit;
King oftwo hands, he does his part
In every useful toll and art;
A heritage, it seems to me,
A king might wish 10 hold in fee.
Wba, does the poor mans son inheri;
Wishes o'eEjoyed with humble things,
A rank adjudged by toll WON merit,
Content that from employment springs,
A teart tina, IN his labor sings;
a heritage, it seems to me.
A king might wish to hold in fee.
What does the poor mans son lnhen,i
Apalience learned by being poor,
Courage If sorrow come, to bear it,
A fellow feeling that 10 sure
To make the out cast bless his door;
A heritage, it seams TO me,
a king might wish to hold 10 fee.
Oh rich mans son, there 10 toll
That with all others level stands
Large charity doth never soil,
But only whi!ens, soft, white hands;
This is the best crop from Thy lands;
A heritage, il seems to me,
Worth being rich to hold in fee.
Oh poor mans SOD, scorn not thy state
Thsfe 10 worse wearness than thine,
In merely being rich and great;
Wosk only makes the soul to shine,
And makes rest fragrant and benign;
A heritage, it seems to me,
Worth being poor 10 hold in fec.
Both helm to some six feet ofsod,
Are equal in the earth at last;
Both children of the same dear God;
Prove title to your heirship vast,
BY record ola well filed past;
4 heritage, it seems to me,
Well worth life 10 hold in fee.
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IS dfer:
r. S. Walker,
UtathcrUCcd'
Lemuel Bottom,
Salisbury.
n. Stafford, Springfield
Il. c. Moulion. RaIIh 3
CLARK, u est RanGo1 h,
l.. S. MM Go K,
Urodstock
0. Murray, E'ant,ce.
s. Hl'cox. Pennington.
John Landcn,
Factory Point.
job Scott,
South H'al'insfmd
!. }. Sampson,
,Hinrslmgh
Cyrus Collins. In,tS.
LWgA Ctnf,s
T, ". Eccier ! Seiis.
John Pr Ut, : tmy
J J.. Mor'r.} Eo,1,,t,r
} H, p1hL N''"'''"
L! Men Rah heller, HdL
lihgJord.
David Fodsman, Or
vile u. Fa,l,w, (Ya,.
fndoH SPA.
Lewis Hulibut Cyrus
" NickeI, Fe,rislL,gA
Burr K. Clalk, Tin.
mo nth.
Luther j hrall, HtH
EUtidpi
J. RarIis, E. Tculinty
A Com:hg9,
East Bes kshjye.
Fl. Span'ding jericho.
. $. Algcr, Store.
alvin Joyslin, Pinsf4iE
:. N. u illiams, ESscr,
IF. ~ s johnson. aud
Em. N. Blake, .MI,ox.
!. H. Blake, Stcant0r:
'. b. LOOMS, ! Geor-
{, ". 0rcutt, gia.
ohm II, Richardson,
Norris Fdi,Jrs
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Several attempts have been made to
hte the romaIoing parts or tho cpty Of
Pittsburgh
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and ,ha; he is ready to execute orders for
Cutting and Making Coats, Vests and
P@alalc2ns III the best manner, and on
shor, uo'ice. Grateful for pas. lavors. the
undersigned soicits a continuance of pat
fonage from those who have formerly en-.
ploved him, and 4 trial from those not
acquainted with his work. Al! work pur-
formed by him warranted nell Done.
CUTTING done on the shorles, no.
tee. r. O'ROURKE.
Brandon, May 2, lS45. 4G:5w
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TUE subscriber having established nm TX.
H. press running between Boe,on ard Mon
heal as follows ;--feaves Boston on Monday o
each week by Ficirburg Rail Read, passing tho
kcene, WalpoIe, Bellows Fails, CT ester, Csvsn.
dish, P'octorsviIle, Ludlow, Muun,holey, CUT
tinGsye, Rutland, Pi,tsford Brandon, leices-
ter Salisbury, Middlebury, Ve,gcnnes. to Brr.
'ington, where he intersccts with li.4LKER {.
CO., for Montreal: will pas i!ranGon guirx
north on Tuesday, and Thursday going 10 Boston.
The object is TO transmit Specie, Bank Notes.
Collect and pay Notes. Drafts, and Ki,ls and do
all kinds of business HAT may lie enlIusl;ed and
charge. Patronage solicited. Charges reason.
ale.
Parcels and orders may be left at tie Stage
houses on the Route, whee he will get them anI
pom?tly attend to them.
C.K. LEWIS. Proprietor.
Brandon, Sept, ls44.
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D. Fish, Burlington.
BIZ Haskell, CoINicGH.
n Il. 4 1''ra, Goshen.
g, " KeIIey,} Pitts
Il. Rand, }Gyd.
s, ". Boafdman,
! CGstieton.
s $. c SsSf@s' ) Rutland.
J l., Marsh, Clarendon.
E.lesZur Jewelr} st
Ed Orris Pier, ! Nbons
Alvinzy Thompson, and
a. s. Richardson,
Haterbmy
A. Adams, UIi'ningtG1,.
". Halncr, .Andorer.
?. MeIcalf, ! S5.
JAS Parker, ! N"0''"'
Cyrus Armstrong.
EfPSf D0reef
James Barlow, }
V " s; T;H Ss,h ( Bristol
l.. Brown, Uhiting-
ham.
Coles Cook, .Nonkton.
Geo. Pease, Shel6mne.
7. Grandy.' Panton.
II Smith. ! a,,;.o.
II. lpil;narth, """''0"
o. Hutchinson, Chester
4. & T. Kelly, pan6y.
l.. BeIknap, East
Barnard |
A, s. Whi'romh, PGGiet.
Ed. R. My ers. |
DidtNetO;rn.
Dr. John Work,
Huntington.
Vim. II. Smith,
Northfe'a.
Ienry Van Deusen,
U'a'ren.
", Brush, ! ra;yf,r.
}. F, Beach, ! Hest.
J. c, Merriam, ! foyd.
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V 0 l.. VI. n q. As.
PURIFY THE BLOOD
NlOFFAT'S
Vegetab Life Pills
I'D PIP d GNGN @GE e laR 8

The celebrity which Medicines
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4 should be Iesorted to by all who are predis
a. po'cd 10 consumption, or troubled with cougl,
OF cold night sw eats, asthma, pain IN the side and
chest, difficulty of breathing, tghtness and sore.
ness across the chest, bronchitis, liver complaints
and all affections Of the pulmonary organs
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EMpRovEME IN SAW Mills. A few
days since we visited the City Mills and
witnessed an improvement in the saw
frame and fender post introduced by
Mr. Samuel Darling II consists of q
plate, guides. and travelling roller at.
tached to the frame and post in such a
manner as TO obviato the difficulties at
tending the use of the old frame and
post, sach as fiction, liability to fire,
etc. On each side Of the gate are four
sets of rollers. The roller is Of cast
steel, aud plays between TWO tars and
upon plate Of the same material; it is
whhou, pivot and runs half the Ieogth
Of the stroke.
The Improvement WIS first applied 10
a saw of Messis Fiske & Norcross. last
year, and run tho whole season
without accident and without
requiring the leos, repair; andso well
pleased were these gentlemen and their
men with it, that the, have had it attach.
ed to twelve saws this seasoa. MIR Oar.
ling is Of opinion ,ha, It INCREASES the
speed Of the saw ten per cent, and the
foreman, and all, admit that the speed
of The saw is considerably increased. -
The cost ofthe improvement is sl0O n
saw and we are informed, is q saving of
more than $50 ayear upon the old plan,
in repairs alone.
1t is the opinion Of those acquainted
with the Improvement that il will be uni.
versal'y adopted; and ON comparing it
with the old plan we cannot see why il
should not. All owners Of saw mills
should examine it; it is orth their look
ing at certainly; and when they have
looked at it they can determine whether
It ia not worth something more. -Bangoy
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MtILILI1GlsLG?z AND
ID II K S s M A KIN

AM lSS SARAH s. DELAND takes
1Y-E this method Of Informing the La
DIES oil Brandon ond vicinity, that she has
opened SHOP for the above business,
and respectfully soliciis the patronage OF
those wishing DRESSES, BONNETs
and CAPS made. Work warranted ueLi
done or no charge.
HShop doors East Of Bar|etl's Inn.
Brandon Village, May 2, ie45 46:5w
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FISEA AT SEA. The English ship New
Zealand. Capt Mackay, bound from
Liverpool to St. John, N. B, was, On
the 2SIh Of March. discovered to he On
fire. Alter great exertion, and with the
loss oil man and boy by sulfoca,ion
in the hold, the captain succeeded in
ma ing the port of Derry, in Ireland, on
tho 4ih OF April. The cause of the fire
could not be satisfactorily ascertaned -
Her cargo, valued at $4,000, was in a
great measure destroyed.
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z Asthma.
- Acute s. Chronic Rheumatism
- Affections of the Bladder and
' Kidneys.
1BlLlOUS VERS and
a. LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the south and west, ~ here
these diseases prevail, they
- will be found invaluable.
= Planters, farmers, and 9TH
ers, vino once use these med
x icines will never Afterwards
III be without them.
Bilious Cholic and Serious,
- LoOseuess.
- BiIes.
- Costiveness.
Colds and Coughs.
S5 Cholic.
CON SU NJ PIT ION 49,
"a Used with the greatest sue
= ib this disease.
O Corrupt humois.
Oropsie5.
- DYSPEPSIA. No person
- with this distressing disease
- should delay using these me-
% dicines Immediately.
Eruptions of the Skin.
Erysipelas.
- FlatuIency.
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AGENTS

The following gentlemen ere authorized
| 10 act as agents Tor This paper:
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N A L l. G A S E s

IF EV Err g. AGUE.
! For this scourge oithe " est
erh country these medicines
Twill be found a safe, spe edy 8
,certaln remedy. Other medi
{cires leave the system suffice
Ito a return of the disease;
,cure by these medicines is per
tmancnt. Try them, be satisii
tcd, and be cured.
tFoulnesa Of the complexion.
s GENERAL Debit Y.
!Gout,
}Giddiaess.
}Gravel.
Headaches, Of every kind.
Inward Fever.
lnHdnmatory Rheumatism.
! Impure Blood.
IJaundice.
Loss Of Appetite.
! LIVER COMPLAINTS.
!l.eprosy.
, Looseness.
;MERCURlAL DISEASES.
s Never fails 10 eradicate en-.
5 tirely all the effects Of Mer.
5 curry infinitely sooner lhan
; tho most powerful prepare
ton Of SarsaparilIa.
Night SIS eats.
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Nervous Debility.
Nervous complaints of all kinds
ORE anic Affections.
Paip'tation Of The Heart.
Painters Chol.c.
| L E S. Tie original pro.
; prletor Of these medicines ;
{ was cuFedefpiles tfS5 years ,
{ standing by lhe use Of tie =.
( Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head, side, back, ,
: LIMBS, joints, and organs.
, r II + U NJ ATS NJ. Those (
afflicted u IT'D this terrible dis. ;
ease will he sure of relief BY ,
the use Of the Life Medi- '
cines. {
Rush OF blood to the head.
Scurvy,
Salt Rheum. '
Swellings. r
SCROFULA or KINGS =
VII, III its worst ferns. :
Ulcers U! Of every description. +
" y X NJ S, of all kinds are =
eifec'ualIy expelled by these
medicines. Parents will do
we'll 10 administer them :
whenever their existence is r
suspected. Relief will be y
certain. 2
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'&9.5 d $3.50 NV 2 G98 43SWNe * 0AEHG
Il q IL Il Y Il Ill H. BLOOD

f0nthe
ndp T.
- very pate
z % Prepared aud sold, wholesale
New York. -
The ersandl
panphe Good Samaritan
Broadway Wall
them the
dmect
- V. ROSS, Acen,B rasdnn
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BARNHILL'S INDELlBI,E INK

rENH e superiority of this Marking Ink is now yer,
IA generally acknowledged by the Druggists an
CONSUMERS of The article in Philadelphia and N Yo,k
a large number of whom have already tested it, ani
have pronounced it superior to any other indeihLe
ink, whether of domestic or foreign make. The
whole process Of marking may be completed in three
minutes, even at midnight, If desirable Notice ,ha
following recommendations:
INDELfBLE INK Messrs. Potts, Linn Harris.
No. 2l3! Market above Fifth, manufacture and n, I'VE
for sale, among articles in their line of business as
druggists an admirable ink truly indelibe.
IL will, by its beauty and the simplicity of its rlse,
commend itself to the regard of those who like to get
mark upon their apparel, and would like that ynark
neat and plain.
From the editors of the North American of Mar ,6
indeh6Ie Ink. We have tried some Of BarnhN's IN
delbe Ink and cheertully recommend it to all thos.
wishing TO mark on linen cotton. 1t runs fTeeiv
ana requires no previous preparation
- u Is for sale by Messrs. Potts, Linn Harris, No
2l3a Market street.
[Copy of an advertisement of April I9thl
BdrHhtHs IndeibLe Ink. Just received supply Of
ms celebrated Ink, and having tested il thoroughly
am prepared to warrant it equal, if superior To-
any made III the United States, of the imported
ALEXANDER HARPER
wholesale Druggist Market-st., above l2th.
[Copy of an advertisement of April 27thl
Barnhili's Superior IndetiAe Ink. The snSscy;ha,
has received supply of this valuable article. which
he confidently recommends to the public as the yery
best IN the market. Ii is used without preparation
and produces jet black and i.telible mpress;on Il
applied according TO directions.
EDWARD PARISHES
Drug aud Chemical Store.
5. w. corner of 9th and Chesnut-srs
W-A supply OF the above desirable article has been
received and is for sale by
sTABLER s. CANDY, Wholesale Agents.
No 100 Pratt street
Corner of Baltimore and Hanover SITS
ISRAEL j. GRAIIAME, Retail Agents.
Corner of Baltimore and Eulaw-
~ Inc Agents are authorized to refund the mo
ney in any ease should it fail to give entire sasiac
uo"' tel0-2aw2m
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13- Mr., GEORGE II. GLIDDON will commence
a NEW course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, and calculated by specimens of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from NJ. J, CoHEN's Cabi-
net, at the Masonic HALL, ST. Pau's-st., on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb 18th, at I! O'Clock o. The
course will be continued Feb 90, %, 81, and Mar.
Sd, 9th and 9TH.
G3- TICKETS, with Programmes, specifying the
subjects of each Lecture for sale the bookstores of
J. Robinson, No l42, L. p. Cook, No rs, Armstrong
& Berry, No. l66, Knight s. Colbum, No 2l6, Cush-
ing Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; Shurtz &
Taylor, No. II North street; at Banum's Hotel, and
the Masonic Hall. Gentlemrn's Tickets GIT, lady's
81 for the course; single admission 50 cts fe22 MS.
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The SUPREME CouRr. Judge Nelson
took his seat on Monday on the bench of the
Supreme Court. Judge Story has returned
home. The Court will end its sttings to-day;
and, though it may meet tomorrow, to close
its business, it is understood that it will adjourn
on that day, instead of Saturday, as heretofore
proposed.
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DEMANDED HIS PASSPORTS. We learn that
the Mexican Minister yesterday morning de-
mandcd his passports and will Immediately re-
,,r, lorr, and render an account Of his Stew
ardship to his Government. The cause Of this
step is o.! course the passage Of the Joint Reso-
lu,ions anncxng Texas to the United States.
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PosrAGE BILL. Some npPrehensions were
entertained as to the fate of the bill reducing
the rates of postage. A tumor was prevalent,
in this city, that President Tyler, retiring from
office, would carry in his "pocket' the I'M
signed bill. We are pleased TO learn, however,
that the bill received the signature of the Pre-
sdent, and is therefore a law of the land.
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DEATH FROM JOY. When the pardon Of
Gov. Mouton was announced to one of the
convicts at Baton Rouge, La, few DAYS since,
he dropped dead, it is supposed, in consequence
of the sudden sensation of JOY produced by that
delightful information.
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MO SUCH WORD AS FAIL at the. Lucky

MO SUCH WORD AS FAIL at the Lucky
1N Once of FLETCHER & CO., No. 5 Holiday
ST. now admitted to be the Head Quarters for prizes in
Baltimore; comb % 81 Co. the 3D. capital prize of S7O0
in whole ticket, sold to'a gentleman in Baltimore,
making the sixth prize sold the present week. Ct-
zens and strangers in Baltimore requested 10 try
their luck with us in This Days Lottery. 100000
high capital S5,0O0 $1,000, g., 1885, 10 of 0O0 10 of
$3.50, SO of $l50, IS Of 500, SC. sc. Tickets IS,
halves $3.50, quarters Sl,25.
Drawn Nos. class Q, March 4th, loves: prize $50.
81 26 &c 40 10 45 25 SO "a % AZ 4S SO
Always apply or address your orders 10
JAMES FLETCHER 4 co.
Ii Baltimore. Nd
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The GREAT Ok. An OK, aged seven years,
weighing $500 lbs. and supposed to dress 2loO
lbs, was exhibited in Troy, N Y. This is sup
posed to be the largest OK ever killed that side
of New York city.
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lNcENDIARIEs ARRESTED. Henry G. Massey
clerk, and Charles Ferguson, porter, have
been arrested in N. York, charged with setting
fire to the store oftheir employers, Messrs. COT
fin, Bradley s. Co.
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From the PHILADELPHIA Daily SUM-

IUIITj
Mr.. John A. CcntreN:-Dear Sir,-Having been af-
icted for upwards of Two years, with liberation OF
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out,
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and yor Medicatcd Syrup of Sarsaparil
la, am now restored to perfect health, and my sight
which was so much impaired, is "a strong as when
boy.
thought it a duty | owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make public.
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EUSrICE OF THE PEACE. The sub
~ scriber having taken the Office of James Blair
N. Eu'aw street, north of Lexington, would respect
fully inform his friends ans the public that he is pre-
pared TO attend to the various branches of Magis-
tate's business, As also to the drawing of Deeds,
Leases Mortgages, Bills of Sale, indentures, Inso-
vent Papers, Sc. Sc, and hopes, by strict attention
to business, to merit share of public favor.
mh5 eO3 JAMES l.. ARMSTRONG.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. ), lS45.

~ We received no letter from Annapolis
last night There was rnmor' however'that
the stamp Act" had passed the house.
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RaAGrsTRATE,s oFFICE. Thp snbscrih

lMM ttFt5 VF'FIIF. he SllbscrIb-
1Y2 ef having located his Office at No 2 SOUTH
CALVERT STREET, is fully pre- pared to attend
10 all the various branches of Magistrates business
lie will also attend TO the drawing Of Deeds, Bills of
Sale Mortgages, lndentures, lmsOlvent Papers, and
taking acknowledgements. He hopes, by strict atten-
ton and prompt action, to merit share of public pa
tTonage. Gnh3 81 T.. G., EGERTON. Seur
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DISPATCHES TO TEXAS. Floyd Waggaman,
Esq, has left Washington, TO deliver to Major
Donelson, temporarily at Nashville, the Joint
Resolutions for the admission of Texas into the
Union, which was signed by the President OF
the United States on Saturday. Should it be
found that our Charge has left Nashville, the
bearer OF dispatches has been directed to pro-
coed Immediately himselfto Texas.
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GooD LUCK AT TUCKER 4 BROS

ANOOD LUCK AT TUCKER & BROS
"a AGAIN YESTERDAY. nniz es flowing freely
from our Otice-SlO,00O in package of quarters,
$500 in hall and 5000 i'll quarter, all scld to
citizens, and $500 in whole ticket we sent 10 our
new correspondent in Kent co. Md. TO-DAY, 500
OO0-1ickets S5-l5 drawn ballots
On SATURDAY next, the Small Fry draws again.
capital S-40O0-Tckels 81, gEs. IS chs. Packages of
qrs; on certificate SO 37t, eigh.hs 81 So
The Gtnwn Nos. of yesterday llOtery are,
30 26 Sc 40 40 d5 25. So "A 50 Al Is So
L. Il. TUCKER & BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space
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TEMPERANCE IN BosToE. The Washingto-
mans of Boston have enlisted during the past
year $3.50 persons in the cause; $50 persons
who have signed the pledge have been lodged.
For $50 meals to such persons, sl3l.25 have
been expended; for rent and lighting Hall, s575
The net income of the Society has been $3.50
G.; its expenses, $l347.05.
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REMOVAL.
HSRANKLIN GARDNER would resp

hEHIUV Nd.
HSRANkLIN GARDNER would respectfully
n inform his customers and the public generally
that he has removed from the old Iocasn 209 Market
SIR ct, to the newly improved warerooms 1916 MAR
NET STREET, doors above Light st. and asks the
DRY GOODS, TO his large assortment of Rich Spring
Goods, recently purchased in the Boston, New York
and Baltimore markets, which will be sold on ad-
Vahiageous terms as they can be had in this any
oAtf city The two upper rooms and cellar will be
devoted exclusively to the JOBBING TRADE. The
lower floor having been fitted up exclusively for
failing VIII be kept constantly supplied with and
fresh seasonabe articles, and he hopes by constant
attention TO business and desire to please all to
merit continuance of the public patronage
&c would also take this opportunity 80 request
all those indebted 10 in my old books either by
note or book accounts, to make payments as speedily
as possle as is necessary to close up the Id books
by Inc ISL OF May next. FRI mh5
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Mr.. Buchanan, of Pa, Secretary of State.
Mr. Walker, of Mass, Secretary of Treasury.
Mr.. Butler, of Ky, Secretary of War.
Mr.. Bancroft, of Miss, Secretary of Navy.
Mr. John w. Jones, of Va, Attorney Gen'l.
Mr. G. Johnson, of Tenn, Postmaster Gen'l.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-05

U3-For GENTLEMEN'S HATS, of "LEARY'S''
beautiful pattern, will be ready for sale to-day the
9Th inst, at TAYLOR'S
Fashionable Hat Establishment,
mott opposite Barnums.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-05

FIRE. A fire took place at Newark, on
Thursday night, destroying the barn and part
of the shop of Mr.. Cox. Damage about $1,000.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-05


a3-DRY FEET. If you would have warm feet,
use on your boots and shoes the Oil of Tannin. 1t
wiz render the leather perfectly Water proof and do-
Bile the wear, 81 CORTLAND street.
OH OF TANSIs. composition lately discovered
Tor preserving all kinds OF Leather, keeping boots,
Shoes carriage tops, Sc water proof at North Fifth
street and corner of Hanover and Baltimore streets,
Baltimore. 1t
&c The members of the WESTERN BENEFI-
ClAL SOCIETY are hereby notified that the place OF
meeting has been removed TO the Hall over DR.. Or
rck's Drug Store, N. f. corner OF Eutaw and Lex
ingt0n streets
The regular stated meeting of the Society will be
held THIS "wednesday EVENING, 9TH instant, at
O'Clock. BY order,
IT P. COSTOLAY, Secretary.
N3% MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The re-
guar quarterly meeting of the Mechanical Fire Com
pany VIII be held at the Hall over the Engine Room
on THURSDAY EVENING, 9th inst, at O'Clock
precisely Members will please be punctual in their
attendance. BY order,
mh5-2t JOHN FURLONG, Sec'y.