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GN - IA REWARD. Absconded, lad about
9A W RLE OF. in the nny of the suI,,

years Of as9 in the employ Of the a UUS
scrber left his store Tuesday, 18th ns at o'clk,
with S25S to deposito in the Commercial and Farm
ers' Bank. Thee was 1926 in notes, consisting f
two of $50 the Western Bank, TWO Sl0's on the
Frederick Co. Bank, s. on the Bank of Metropo-
lis, Washington d. c., the balance in s5's and small
notes of the Baltimore Banks and % in silver gold
His name is JOHN BEETZ, a German by birth,
but can speak good English; his looks somewhat re-
senhle an Indian his left eye is weak; has dark
straight hair; had drab coat, black pants,
and fur cap The above reward will be paid for the
coyery of the money, in proportion for any part
thereof. apl7l q, WEST, 10 sharp street.
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COTTON YARN

TARPET CHAIN, CANDLE WICK
u COTTON TWINE, COTTON LAPS
BLACK AND WHITE WADDlNG
made at the Howard Factory, out of the best
rial, and for sale at the lowest market rates, the
Factory office, by ID. A. MARTIN,
No. South Liberty street,
mh3l colin one square south of Market street.
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ENT IN 'lI MH Re riEaps, uaNnsonr,
Beautiful! French English, and American CASSI-
MEREs, latest style, low price and very beautiful, in
great variety. Also, West of England and French
CLOTHS, extra super quality and light fabric for
Spring wear with a great variety of VESTINGS,
Marseiles, Cashmere, Silk, Satin, Buff and White
Cashmere, Sc. Sc, with beautiful assortment of La
Polka and D'Orsay Cravats, Gloves, lidkis. &c &C.,
which will be sold at the very lowest market price.
Call and see EDW'D J. RICHARDSON,
apl7 No. 81 Baltimore street.
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MERCHANTS' BANK,
Baltimore, March Doth, ls45 {
FH1EsE stockholders of this Bank hereby Motif
b. ed that an election for twelve Directors will be
held Mt their banking house oil MONDAY, the 9TH
MAY next, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock.
mh22 u, SPRiGG, Cashier.
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DENTISTRY! DENTISTRYM

M r. LEACH, Opposite st. Paul's Church,
NJ No. sd NORTH CHARLES STREET, .
Performs all operations in Surgical Mechanical Den
ttsrg in style that cannot be surpassed, for of
operation, beauty of workmanship, durability, and
on reasonable terms, preerrng small profits and con
slant employment TO high charges and but few pa
uents. The best PoT eldn Teeth and pret Gold st
in a cases.
ARTIFICIAL. TEETH REPAIRED.
Persons having false Teeth that do not fit the gum,
rest easy in the mouth the purpose intend
ed, may have them rcmodeled so to be worn with
perfect ease, and be useful in masticaon; and it, by
any ACCIDENT should need repairing, they have il
done at ST ort notice by Or. LEACH he having facilities
for doing plate work to be found in any other place.
Visters the city will please take notice. that they
can have set of Teeth inserted in from 10 "a hours.
EXTRACTING TEETH.
DIR. l.. having his Rooms lighted with Gas, is ena
bed 10 extract Teeth or broken faugs in the ercnins,
as well as by day light, and by much experience (hav
ing extracted more than 1000 the past year, with
perfect set of Instruments, the operation performed
without danger, and in most without pain.
TOOTHACHE CURED, nerves destroyed, and all
the quackery of the day practised, il desired.
NJ b. Teeth inserted, in part or full SETS on suction
plate, formed Of Platinum, article equal to Gold ol
this purpose, and at one-third less price. apl7tf
WATCHES, JEWELRY s. SPECTACLES
MATM. ID. ELTONHEAD from Philadelphia
w manufacturer Of Gold and Silver Spectacles
Spoons and fine Jewery of every description or
hand. Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
and retail.
N. b. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the bes
manner and on the most reasonable terms, at
No. 1879 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3l-n between North and Calvert SITS.
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

M,,y FOR SALE, a country residence, three
miles from the centre Of the city con tanning
hEaHA 10 acres of good land, in a high state of cuI
S-A~A-uyation. The Improvements ale a comfort
able dwelling, in excellent repair, stables, age
house, smoke house, and every necessary building,
and first rate dairy, pump of good water, good
vegetable garden and orchard; aud free of toll gales
Any gentleman wishing country residence near the
city, would de well 10 call immediately at
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office
apl4 No. 10 Exchange Place.
tFEA, FOR RENT, an up stat. $ ROOM suta-
EF.:: BILE for an office, Exchange Place, over the
NINTH apartment at present occupied by Mr.. Lewis
MilliAF. Scott. For telms please apply at the of
flee of the American Life Insuanc Company,
apl5it* No. 10 SOUTH STREET.
FEyO MECHANICS.-FOR SALE. One Turn
Il ing Lathe with Tools; Cabinet Makers
Bench with Tail Screw one Vice Bench with Vice;
an excellent argesized Grindstone with trough
Turkey Oil Stones; Screw Clamps Hand Screws;
Planes and other Tools of various kinds. Enquire
No. l2l No III Eutaw street. apl5-tf
&HOw CASE FOR SALE. beautiful
~ counter Show Case for sale low. Apply to
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1886 Baltimore street,
apll-tf ID Tin Store above Howard street.
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rIrft41, FARMS FOR SALE. The subscribe r
AW,,J will sell $50 ACRES OF LAND, in Baltimore
Hkii county, either together or in parcels to suit
.hNAltE purchasers. These Lands lie about two
miles above Reiserstown, on the Hanover Turnpike.
considerable portion has been heavily lined, and is
now IN high state of cultivation, and all of it suscep
tble TO easy Improvement by lime, which is abundant
and readily procured in its neighborhood. 1t is well
watered, and has large supply of the finest wood
land The Improvements are three small tenements,
a GRlST and SAW MILL, and twe LIME KILNS.
There are two large Apple Orchards, Peach Orchard
and variety of other Fruit Trees oil of choice kinds,
most Of them planted by the subscriber, and now
bearing,
Also, Cos ACRES OF LAND in Washington coun-
ty, bordering upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
four miles ABOVE Hancock, and near Dam No. g.
The greater portion is covered with valuable timber;
the soil is limestone and slate susceptible of high i'm
provement from clover and plaster, and of good quail
ity for cultivation For terms, which will be liberal,
apply 10 GEO. GORDON BELT,
mh20 colin Court House Lane.
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ASSEMBLY ROOMS

IRIUHPE4.HNT SUCCESS OF THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN SEREN4DERS.
EpE the solicitation eff hundreds, who have mo-
-HB been able to obtain seats, owing to the immense
CROWDS that nightly fiji the Rooms, they have been
induced To remain FEW NIGHTS LONGER,
THIS EVENING, April H. lS45, variety of new
SONGS and GLEES will be introduced, likewise
NEW QUICK STEP, composed and arranged by
Professor JAMES NJ DEEMS
IG3- Front seats reserved for the Ladies' Admit
lance % cents. Concert to commence at quarter
to O'Clock. amid
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I q vi Ell II BO<TK MD STATIUN FIX
| q WAREHOUSE. PARSONS s. PRESTON,
| Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book manufac-
urers No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot, have ON hand for sale, large assortment OF
! BOOKS AND STATIONERY, viz:
| School Books, Of every description now in use.
Miscellaneous Books, a large and cheap assortment,
Theological Works. a large assortment, very low.
! Family Bibles. an extensive assortment, cheap.
! BLANK BOOKS, of every description, viz: Cap,
Deny and Medsm LcdgCrs; Journals; Day Books
Memorandum Books lass, Copy and Cyphering
Books; Miniature Account Books; Bankers Note
Cases, sc. sc.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STATIONERY,--
Quilts Steel Pens OF every manufacture; blue, red and
black Ink; Sealing Wax; lnkstands; Waters States
and Pencils; Lead Pencils; Gold and Silver Pencil
Cases; Paints and Brushes; Letter Stamps; Mnthe
matica Instruments; Pocket Books, Toy Books, Sc.
a large and cheap assortment of Foolscap. Letter
and Bill PAPER; Bonnet Boards; Wrapping Paper,
sc, sc. np!6 81
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FA wv fLAITIBTT1NE UN BALI IMDRE ST
~ over r. Meacham's Auction Store, entrance on
Holiday st. JASPER, the LARGEST CHILD in the
world, only years old, and weighing near 200 lbs
This remarkable Child is native OF North Carolina
and will not be eight years old until the first day o.
July next, which fact is fully authenticated by the
certificate of the Governor of that State, and which
will be shown to any that may doubt.
03- Hours of exhibition from 10 to | in the fore
noon, from 10 in the afternoon, and from to al
nj light,
{f3- Price of admission I2l CENTS. apl7
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ENOF4D PENCIL CASES Received this day
&F a very handsome lot of Gold Pencil Cases, large
and small sizes; which will be sold at reduced prices.
Ako, Jackson's superfiHe Leads for Pencil Cases.
Call on G. ID. CLARK, Watch Maker,
m22 Water street, end door from Calvert
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ynLACI1 AND WHITE NEAP0LITAN LACE
ED BONNETS, manufactured ana for sale by
J. NJ. HAlG'S Fringe and Tassel Factory,
ap'6 l2l BalLimore.st 4 doors above South
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DRY GOODS, &c.
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
A EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
fA SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
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SVHEAP hook AND STATIONERY

CO WANTED-Twenty young ladies' to sew on
Umbrpl as, &c. mhil-U
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MILITARY GOODS-AT COST. Swords,
!vh Epaulettes, Buttons, Wings, Laces, Tassels,
Aiquiees Belts Caps Pumcs, and all other articles
IN the Military line-for sale at cost by
II. s. A. CAMPBELL,
pos Baltimore street,
apll 81 between Charles and Light sts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-23

For Humors, Scrofula, Piles Eryspeas, Salt Rheum,
1cald Head, and all diseases arising from lmpuy f
the Blood.
nOCT BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES,
- medicine composed entirely Of vegetable substances
and ofsU active character eradicate speedily and
permanently all those troublesome dangerous
which arise from bad state Of the blood highly recon.
mcnded by who have used it, and will positively in nine
of effect permanent he pfoprieots
receive letters every week speaking praise the
Article and narrang of extraordinary cures which
are too voluminous to publish.
REFERENC ES-Miss Sophia Bouchette ofSt 4 lbans
inancy-was obliged to cap constantly, and was
the Mixture in Feb 842 and by April the disc ase disap.
peared Her hair is grown out full and no longer
is obliged TO wear a cap
Mr. Elbridge Bin CHAM Of 81 Adams, for the cure of
burning, smartng humor with which he had been afflicted
for Yeas
Soomon johnson of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
aud scroiuous affection.
Erastus Stanton, H w Rice and John Baker of S,an~
bridge for the cure of piles
Hugh Murphy also Of 81 Adams cured of a bad
case OF piles in July last in FIVE days after he commenced
taking the mixture.
uJThe above article will be found at most druggist
stores throughout the satc-sod who esar b, CURTIS
x SMITH, ST Adams. VI Ais, by f. T. WALTON
Also by Goss Hutchins Waterbury + b Green Rich>
mond; Dana, Weeks and Stanton, Dauve; J.. Jewett
81 Johnsbury; o. French, Barre; n u. Hale Chelsea;
y b. Nevins and Co. Rovaon; J. Ross, Jr. Woodstock
Peck and Spear, Burlington: n " Hoiey and Co. Will
lison.
GJ'Also by CLARK s. COLLINS, and S. P. RED.
FIELD Montpelier, VT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-23

Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, the late Commissioner
of Patents, has, we learn from good authority, re-
ceved involuntarily high and justly merited ac-
acknowledgement of his great usefulness and ability,
in being appointed to make out the reports for this
year, pertaining TO the Patent Office. The Gov
eminent were obliged to call upon the ex.officer,
as they could find no else capable of fulfilling
the dutes-Irue Sun.
Here is another beautiful commentary upon the
propriety of removing Mr.. Ellsworth, and appoint
ing Mr. Burke to the Office of Commissioner of Pa
ents. 1t proves all we said at the time the change
was made as to its improperly and public injustice.
The Union took us to task for our anlmadversions,
and placed them upon the personal grounds of the
removal OF friend from office. The public will
see, by more general consent, that we had good
reasons for complaint at the change made. The
Commissioner of Patents, Edmund Burke, receives
three thousand dollars year for his services
while his predecessor is in the employ of the Gov
ernment-at the same salary, we presume to write
out the Commissioners report The only parallel
TO this, the removal of one of the Clerks in the
Patent Office, by Mr. Burke, who was solicited-as
we proved by afidavit-to come and teach his sue
cessor. 1t seems, now, that Mr. Burke requires
eaching from his predecessor; and thus we have,
practically, two Commissioners of Patents, at sal
airy of sir thousand dollars ~ Y. Express.
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EXPLORATIONS OF DAIRY STOCKS TO Amrn,c.
The Massachusetts State Agricultural Soc;o,u
United States of America with the view to improve
the dairy breed of the cattle in that state has sent
a commissioner to Ayrshire for the purpose of pur
chasing number of cows and bull from our far.
famed stock. The gentleman deputed to perform
this duty is Mr.. Alexander Beckett native of Ayr,
and an excellent judge as the selections he has al
ready made prove They are from the prize taking
premiums at the great show at Dairy. All are no.
table pail-flers, will assuredly bear out the su-
perior character, as mixers, of the improved Ayr
shires. The bull is very fine yearold. We have
taken some pains in tracing his pedigree, and find
him closely allied to the celebrated bull "Geordie"
and slack the Laird" so highly famed over the
country. Mr.. Beckett also takes lot of Devon
shire cattle to America, which he has yet to select.
-English paper.
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"A PRINcELY HEBREw.-From Prague, we hear
of the death, at the age of seventy seven, of the
Hebrew merchant, Maurice Sedekauer-a man
not in the princely fortune which was work of his
own honorable toll, but in the noble use he made
of it. Fifty years ago, M. Zedekauer came, pen.
Hess, to Prague and he has left behind him seven
millions of forms -f7O0000. In his lifetime he
devoted the larger part of his immense revenues
to the encouragement of science, art and national
industry, TO the relief of the INDECENT, without
distinction of religion race and by his will, he
has bequathed three millions Of forins- 100000
among the benevolent institutions of all the prn.
cipal cities of Bohemia. He was followed TO the
cemetery OF his nation by men of all ranks and
beliefs-the poor, of course, the civil and militia
ry authorities of the capital, all its distinguished
men,-and' It is very pleasant to add many eler-
the spirit is passing into dishonor which would once
have +" spit upon the Jewish garberdine," or tramp
led on the grave of man like ths.--.4theneum.
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THE Lexington Outrage. A part of the commit
tee of sixty, who removed Casslus M. Clay's print
ing materials from Lexington, have been tried for
riot by the municipal Court of that city, and &C.
quilted. The verdict was rendered under the fol-
lowing instruction from the Judge, viz:
"That if the jury believe, from the evidence in the
cases, that the defendants to this prosecution assem-
bled with the intent, and did with violence and by
force take possession of the True American office,
they are guilty of riot, and they must find them
guilty, and assess their fine in their discretion from
one cent to one hundred dollars"
Also under the following instruction. moved by
the defendants COUNSEL and accepted by the Judge
"That if the Jury believe that the True Ameri-
can press was public nuisance, and could not ex-
list in its then present location, without being
it."
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DIR. S. O. RICHARDSON'S
CELEBRATED SHERRY WINE
BETrB'E

THE proprietor ofih Medicine offers public the result
of extensive practice, and thorough Investigation
the laws which govern the human system.
be denied by those who have become acquainted
with the singular virtues Of these Bers possess
prominence all others use, for the which
they profess to
rangement of the stomach and bowels in youthful adult and
declining life
title stomach crammed with every dish,
A tomb of roast and boiled, and flesh and fish;
Where bile and wind, and phlegm and acid, jar,
And all the man is one intestine war;"
The extensive sympathes which suhsst between these and
every other part othe living body is the foundation of
diseases of knd Irregular Appetite Languor Drowsiness,
Wandering Palms. Headache, Lowness of Spirits, &c.
And these in their turn birth Dyspepsia Paptaton
of the Heart Shortness OF Breath Jaundce Piles Feve In
nammatoy Humo Coughs and host of diseases which
bitter life and poison all sources of enjoyment.
The distinguished character these Bters striking
their operation being less powerful according tho
violence the disease When appropriate quantity
slight the stomach
by cosvenoss slight bilious difficulty md the like, where
nature needs assistance TO
they will scarcely be felt.
On the contrary in obstinate they frequently
powerfully,
the circulating fluid becomes purified THIS accomplished they
the system in connection with food each
mutual assistance until the constitution restoedto
health and renewed vigor.
~ For sale Wholesale and RETAIL the Dr.'s Office Is
Hanover street, Boston. And in Montpelier by s. r. Clark
Burbank, Jr, Bancroft * Rker and l.. r. WALTON 4 SONS
and all the agents throughout the state. 81
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Coon JOKE. The following is communca-
ted to the Richmond Wing. We don't know how
true it is, but names are given:
1t is said that on the day IN which Mr.. Clay ar
rived at the White Sulphur springs, Col. Single
ton, of South Carolina, had invited Mr.. Andrew
Stevenson Judge Peter V. Daniel, and John Ty-
Ter to take tea in his cabin Mr.. Clay being una.
ware of the fact determined, about twilight, to visit
the Colonel. The three worthless above mentioned
had already arrived, before the candles were light
3D. Col s., was standing in the door, as Mr.. Clay
approached SLOW do you do, Mr.. Clay?' said
the Colonel, m loud voice. Tyler sprang out OF
the window, ditto Peter v. Daniel, and Stevenson
followed suit. When the lights were brought the
Colonel was surprised to find his visitors had escap
ed
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USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
III EALTH Is A DISSID Err ATILM.

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. In no season does
the blood and secretons Of the human system undergo
more striking change than in the fall Of the year Ii
turn 10 nature the changes in the vegetable world found
not only skingly anaa gous but TO have strong nAu
ence the health dsea condition of the body From
the decay OF autumn, and The morbid and deahke state
Of winter, there springs life and beauty. The effect
OF ias decreased activity in all nanlmate matter well
as on our physical system renders the OF some simple
medicine especially those Of slender constitmon-of
absolute importance. This is The time efecuay to as.
sist nature IN renewing and Strengthening the power the
vital organs. Ofthese functions none have mole mil
mate connection than the stomach and liver The pres
enee OF food in tho stomach and the healthy operation of
tde digestive powers furnish the only natural smulant
TO the liver. But whenever the coangs the former be-
come weak and morbid, both the quantity and quality of
the seetons are greatly modified; the natural stimulus
Is dninshed-the bile is improperly secreted and dis
othe liver or chronic affections in one form or ano,b
or are almost sure to follow In this critical condition to
give healthy tone to the stomach and free The blood
OF its impurities. thereby preventing months and il may
DO years OF suffering, PARIS LIFE PILLS are a
perfectly gentle and elfectual medicine Its celebrated
author for than century not only close and
constant student OF the medicinal properties of plants
bu OF their adaptation 20 The of every class inter-
mai diseases Although III elrv life apparently hope
less invalid the use Of this medicine restored and conn-
ed nhm in health and ygOr the extreme age o. l52
These Pills are exceedingly milo in operation
and may be given to children well adults with the
utmost security To their superiority in this respect
most OF the vegetable medicines in use, thousands
constantly esiifynr.
The Pioprieors have sedulousy avoided that system
pulling so generally resoed to, yet their pills have won
degree Of popular favor unexamped in the history of any
popular medicine, 1t is now only twelve months since
hey Established their agency in the United States and the
monthly sales are upwards of ten thOus md boxes They
give these simple facts wishing the medicine
alone on IFS intrinsic value. No ship going should
be without them Families having used them will
always have supply.
SETH w. F0WLE, 1873 Washington st. sole,agent
for New England.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. P. REDFIELD,
Waterbury, J. G. Simpson,
Chelsea, Dickinson x Noble
Bennington H. X, Parsons,
Vcrgennes, John II. Bowman,
Stow, ii. l.. Camp,